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4 Luditrous Mistake,

A story is current at Paris that, one
day during the late sojourn OF the par
ronue Emperor ut Compeigne, wishing
to amuse himself he sent for we'll
known actress, Mdlle Page, TO visit his
chateau. At the moment she arrived,
the Emperor was taken i'll, and could
not see her. The next morning the
chamberlain Of the palace was announc-
ed in her parlor. lie expressed to the
fair lady the regrets Of the Emperor Mt
not being able 10 pay his compliments
in person, but begged herto accept from
His Majesty the pocket book which he
held in his hand. She took il, and WAS
surprised TO find in ii bills TO the amount
Of twenty-five thoussnd francs. Such
munificenee was entirely without exam
pie. She murnurcd her thanks, and
was ia few hours back to Paris again.
Hardly had she lett, when a gentleman
appointed 10 diplomatic mission knock
ell ut the chamberlain's door. lie had
come to receive his outfit and his last
instructions.
The chamberlin handed him his pa
pers and 4 black pocket book. The
minister opened it, and found there the
enormous sum Of five hundred francs /!
The wreiched chamberlain had confoun-
dcd the two pocket books, and had Civ
en- the diploma, the wages Of the light
GLOVE. lie sent OF M aid-de-camp at
once TO Paris, who brougb, back the
following epistle from Md'lle Page
Ny Dear Chamberlain When YOU
will give me an assurance over the En-
parors signature, thai the $4,000 francs
were no, for me, will refund the "a
500 10 which you lay claim.
Yours, ever, PAGE.
The poor man did not dare 10 ae-
quaint His Majesty with his careless
ness, aud was obliged to make up the
sum himself.
This is a good story, anil viii Of course
be dramaiised.
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srar- HnssN
80 raYtf
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as gfrri pais = ssly ~, hss b,s-r ---ers
"a .sr,csliafHi. horliceaufsl and bassnicsl
tsarsuiis. hei.s shall be shl- 10 usls
sosBs snrgcslpns q value 70 Ausefiean isr.
sncgs. AID 10 ssastih~n is reforming some
q thr crfonrssss gss,itces ~hich fessfa tis
Trorr-s. Il n, rrosessaon
-~ the lnsllan cozs crossing Coz tie
6fsi ti'ne ~ this soanafy ~ 1851 and -
md issss,edisieiy oaaic 10 the ooocitsina
that the present system q cHlilsAiing Il
oaria 10 bs .han8onod. Upon Analysing
e hptsnicsilY. End TIA, u bear s,anhnsie
and gassiii4is ho~rr~ On thu same Plaia I;
such pisiss belong 10 the Ifsh class non.
SRA Al fsrncrs ongia 10 Know that The
.isnansio n0~ers arr the male. and Rfow
% The ipy a. re- riele q the sslf, and that
The pi-silia,e fo~ers arc the female, and
gov on cob, END ssrs -l.a, Is termed the
ala. The male flowers eoIaAin coiofcd
p9ndct called y.ollcn, and when !, Is fiIe
the sB,her which en- iowe i buTss and the
y.aien fans on The female p,sils, q sllk and
iis influence Il transmitted along the silk
70 The cob, "hefe the seed Is To grow
But ~hcu the pollen falls. some goes III
~i'h the wind. some Is lost on the ground,
and some goes 10 feriliIa the plstillates q
other plants 80 that II ~hne end yellow
corn err grv-Eg IN 'he same hcid, both
kinds all oficn appeal on the same cob.
II a e'idcn, that iall supply OF pollen
and bong cob, are requisite TO hne crop
and 10 SECURE thus, would advise farmers
pcs TO check The gro~'h Of the plant by
cutting oil It, r"o,s with P'ows snd cult
saiofs- When the plant Is six inches OF
two fee, high, !, has root- Of the same
length, and by passing pillow between the
rows you are SURF 10 inJuc the roots, and
thus feiAfd the grosth Il the staA ss'i the
cob, ami impure the pollen. The most OBJ
s,ous aso Of the rooa Is 10 FIX the plant IN
the soil, and mainiain II in It's proper posi-
,ion, bu, the mos, importsn, use Of 1t is
iha, Of absorbing from the soil that moist
ure and food, which the development OF the
plant actually requires, bat the blowing in
NffAffN WIN NNAli AtfH' " ~
the spongelets al the end 81 the fibnis, tha,
bring in the Domishmen, which Is convey
ed By the tissn,n Of the hbrils TO the nam
root. and then distributed TO all parts ofthe
plant These delicate roots are spread
over the entire surface Of the ground at no
great deah so tina, ~hen you STIR the
ground TO such depth as the cultivator
uiii.t aecrs-znly do, you deprive the plant
OF Its food, and check It's growth.
Ny mode Of growing corn Is 20 spread
u,ssnfe broadcast then plow the ground
as deep az P,ssible, and plant the seed, Ia
king care not 10 cover 1t too deep. The
weeds must be KEEP, down with hoe when
tiky are young. and II the soil Is in good
condition. tha, is. well plowed, well ma MIR
cd, and well drained, the crop will be a
good one. have seen good hnd which
VAS entirely useless, because !, was M,
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Quickest, Cheapest, and s.., Route.


J.. h9,os sared, aad sneYaaled for comfort.
NiCHIGAN SOUTHERN IL. Il. LINE,
vi earn ing the great Western a. =. Mail between
Buffalo and Chicago, Waukegan, Kenosha, Racine,
milwaukee, and shel boygan, RIA Monroe and Tulcdo
Through 10 Chicago in ~ hour, avoiding night travel
by
The travelling public respectfully informed that
the Michigan Southern railroad Company have CON.
reied their road from Mnnroo the city Of Chicago
with heavy trail, and have placed upon the Lakes To
run IN connection with this route, The follow nr mag
hihcent and unclaaied Steamer; E,Hpirs STATE H.
Van Allen, Commander, leaving Duiolo Mondays and
Thuf.days; .Norfhsra Iadias, u. MagsfaT Comman-
der leaving Buffalo Tuesdays aud Fridays soHtheyH
Michigan, A. ID. Perkins Commander, leaving Buffalo
Wednesdays and Saturday,.
No expense has been spared in the construction and
hitting mp II the above flsamcrs Their engine, are
oflarge power and low pressure, having beon consnc
ted expressly Tor these boats.
The boats viii leave the ". X. Il. X. Line Dock
i"" Of Commercial st) As after the arrival Of the
Evening Express Tram Viii allow the mails Ia DO
changed, bnd baggage selected and taken 10 the boats
proceeding with M dctsniion To Monroe f2fg miles IN
10 hours where the Express Train viii be in watinr
~ convey passenger directly Into the city Of Chicago
(at5 miles IN hoar-.)
Passengers have their re TAXI I'm Ia the baats
FREE by delivering their checks the Baggage agent i
The iano, who viii always he on the Train. They can
ais" nave tioif baggage checked from Buffalo CHI
ragu
While the mails being changed, and baggage Sc
neted ana tAhoh !" the boats passengers will have
plenty of time to 70 10 Hotels and get supper
The dsianee saved by this Line over any other route
IL between 50 aud 20 mites
stale Eodms board Of the bnats are tc.erv.d 6,t
passengers arriving on the Evening Etpres. Train.
For Freight or passage Apply on board 90 10 ~ NJ
hsN., Aren't, NJ :. u. II. Dock, soo, Of Comii.fcs,
street, Buffalo,
Tickets I'm the above Line can b. obtained At IN,
Dinne Of The X. a . X. II. Company 31-tf
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tcuucet al Burlington
Wan Sfsaurr. ia fiatisbufT and Montreal DAiiptads,
and with The Nrruluni trnifAl and Vermont and
ransds Roads ~ ~ Is-i. Nurth and Wet wa
thsntpisin and ~ Lawrence, and The orhcnsbgffh
Railroads
Connect NJ Hufland
VIII the Trains If Western Vermont, Rutland aud
Washington and Saratoga sud Washington Railroads,
&c New. iurk, Aiaany, Troy, schcncctsd,, Buffalo
and the West.
Connect at Bellows Falls
Nnh Tfains ot rhesifr, vermont Valley and Suili.
van Rahruads, tof Nind-or, B,sts,n, Worcester law
~, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and New
YORK.
aJ- Farrs are les WHEN Ticseis arc purchased
fifs OHc,', than " b. a paid Ia the Can.
JuiIN =. DUNLAP, SEPT
darlington, Nov. 10, isie. s6-u
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c. BURT a SON

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hagssi .ai.us. sra "a Lsfs Nss 80 ~ IL. -.
SsF rnafr lsfft st.rt ~ As lssa1nfs 49, H.. -
Moo hsasfs. t.sf tl.at f..lsf $780,. t.'.-t
80 snt "a aists raf-. feaadssi Tee 49,. -
ttsefva's -ia.a1 "a fafialis tislas M - Il -.
fIaia 60 ~ lH salHr iatlf 20 rtafsrt - -
sulrgisst ~ t1Fs a. - fsifsls ~, -. -
q raa,fa a. iiaEf $50. aIfa lsiff sff a.si'lt
D. Itatfl kisas a ,,liaais 80 1Ias..5.t. -
- ',i.t sssf n iff iss iisif al-s D. l..lrs Hsil
a. iftf1 fafs q lir 40 ~ AGO.
huUaaa aaa.nan. D .a.H
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Rutland, Jan. -, 1859.


Flrh a. hthtE'S EAPhESS.
Nj EsSENGERs pass to aud from all places on the
4I route. Of Fiichburr, Worcester and Nashua Yer
mont and Mass, Cheshire, sullivan, and Rutland 4
Burlington Railroads. Connections with other com
psnies are so arranged that all express can bo
forwarded without delay, to any part Of the United
States, Canadss, Provinces, or Europe. We assume
responsibility beyond the terminus Of our routcs.
bundles, Bank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise gen
orally, forwarded with dispatch. Notes, Drafts Hills
&c, Collected paid, ~ negotiated. Stocks Produce
and Merchandise bought sold, and all kinds Of FL,
press business promptly attended 10.
IN sending money or parcels Of considerable yapIe
the amount must be stated ontherwse we are not re-
sPonsibo IN cases of loss, bey ond the sum Of y dol
iars On any one parcel.
All packages shotd he made as compact possible
and no package will he received unless in good order
and distinctly marked. An express business should be
accompanied with written orders, unscaled and per
sonaiy signed.
Letters cannot be taken II being prohibited by the
Post Once Department
All packages should be marked "Fisk 4 Rico's III
press"
Principal Office Railroad Exchange, Boston.
FISK & RICE, Proprietor.
loft w. =. JOHNSON, 8gent, Rutland
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isSa WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1893
Western Vermont Railroad.

1NRoM RUTLAND TO BENNINGTON, in con.
i nrction with Rutland a Baflington Troy n Re-.
ton, and Hudson River Railroads forming the only
Express and Through Mail Lane frum Montreal. Og.
donsburgh, Rouss's fuint, burlington, and Platte.
buIEh, e. Troy, Albany, New YORK, and the West
NJ change Of Cars " baggage between Rutland
and Try.
This !. the only Route IN which Passenger from
ORdensburgh and Montreal can ~ Through 20 Truy
tsc same day. Passenger, having Montreal at ~ NJ
VIII reach ifu, the same evening, and New York
l2.s Y. NJ nort day. Passengers leaving Montreal
BY afternoon train reach Troy day 81 2.la. and
New York Al y r. NJ
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u'uE GTnNErRir TFANsTEn--Ti, unA.r
sgss9 u sEssi - ths sale Il the Gef.lstrs Tfsn.
g., a. sasanssaf - dfsffihF cesis ihssntsd b. NJ
isIntf NAFtuaaa q isskrosi \. snd ~hish - re
rafsa ~ ffnisi ihs tads this ttats The tsss a
Tie ffsnssf tFttisf via ss shS saiisias in.ir,ge
iss.ss - ssisI So sEs nsisf fi.s iastrsnlsnf o.,
Ill sud O. naa hssfs ~ sat that u ne i--i sss
hssf - ublalhiks easfeti ban aHd iiss1s
% MII.kiN~BN
rsstist'ss ssla.s, isaa. s-n
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miscellaneous Articles.
The Trst on,in Of the , MARK.

\ writer whose high intelligence
gives his opinion. unusual weight, IN
deuAkes TO solve this yeaed problem ]
have obseryed In the several prints,
lately, some amusing attempts 10 make
a mystery oul Of very simple matter
i meAn the dollar marks, or prefix.
One paragraph DRIVE, il from ar sd.
brcsiaiioa d a representation a the
pillars q lIerculc.. which are supposed
10 be represented upon the Spanish dol
lar. ARoihcr makes il an abbrc,iaiion
u the L. ). Tie true derivation Of it
IA the hsBfe ;. The spaniaris from
whom NC derive the dollar. count by
fcals--as the Preach DO by francs. \
real IA ~ sslee lsel,e and half cents,
" onc-cigldh Vssss u dollar Any
one ~hp hiss Rad ,.si BlA, or Don
QaiNoiie Sill rrooil'-ci the T,Arn~o ',y,oct
n aylt,T phich u ffeqoenIly used By
the asther' q those work.. Thu term.
thea, snenns nothing more than dollar,
OF rrAis When. therefore, the dollar
became generally asei, iLe feore s~a,
pvGt~d 10 etPrvss doii.p, Aad in lhe
Fsecess a siais the ; la, been changed
20 So f.,'~s~'a msfk IL has ben a..
ssfgcd, bot ki,gS Bol sheihrr correct.
y o. no.. that Gca llamilton frsi u.sd
thl. mara, ssnH a0er ihs sAopiion a.
ssr caFrvaey q da4lars sni ccn;s. How.
s'ef ih.sNSaas h., TIE figure a, 90
doalt the onginai u The msrk. ard The
aT'f's'ian base si,ea above, 'he cor
fea nss
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~ - = VIZ ffNFi'Nfs L Dc ~ frnlf nhrffNs Nf
Dsstrt,i u hafiaHd. 81. ID AZ a special .,,sus
II the Pfsshate Court ~ the sad diafisf at knfsrs
held At Rutland IN and Tor said di,st on The IN ~
81 January, ID ieaa,--pfe.snt lion Harvey nsiis.
Judgsf
Whereas, Marshal ". Grover, 81 Clarendon is -
district, guardian 81 Vincent D. Gnssf and Illit 4
6n,SsT, minor, children at the said AAf.hAl ~ ~
hi late wife Elira fussman, has thu dsy pf,ssts
Ia iif said fn,ais Cont psiiina IN ritine theirs
setting tonh certain sot. nb.rb, IL s.e.sr. that "
said wards arr ownsfs % Htsf-i1nAfy inisfssf 10 .
certain uAnt 81 land, containing 10 aces aud -
f"dsi siuais IN said tisfehdoa, kf,ssfiy dsn.se y
said iila ffUm William rro-sn ~ late ~ snid ca
eHd0h, decreased ,ilst u viii j.. iof thu ipftest ~ b.
sad sArd- ~ ssli fhsu interest 10 said premise, -
pat the avail tbsfr ~ interest sud ssss
ing said cUuH ~ giant him lirrns. ~ cell ibsa
t'fosl In sAid fsuises said land IL snraiahefea
m"HFars aud the iiis estate ~ SAID MAfsbsi " .
tenant ~ fbe surlrsB
fhsr'ioTs, II u ordered ~ aid rr.b.fs rasn 81
nis heAfing hha dssl-,ss II ssia s-liis - asa -
saihf are, hsfsby fsfsUsd ~ stalsa ss-sAn ~ -
t'aifi, o. ~ held ~ the ofsc ~ tbs ksssisf q -
'"uri IA Ruiisnd IN ssld Disiiei 90 ths Nandii,
heing the seventh day ~ Asfsl, A. H. ls1J, 80 90
h1iss ihstnoi be- EisSn by lsahlshihH srfiiAsa ~
81 fi' f"fffd ~ thi- afdss, fhsrr Nesks ssssfsfH
lfr'rias thereto, ~ tie hHttaBd C.sHtY Ilefss
nrsspsl~r printed ~ 10 hailahs ssa siffaiaffg
The sFhi-risd Il tIpus intsfesisd ~ afdsf ihsi
Tsr-oas inisfesied fhsfsin bsisg thereby dol, hiff4
Ihsfsss aisy then aud isss Htpssf Ne Css stid tor
and uhlsfi ~ The granting ~ ssid lssn.s n ihsf -
'snss. '"is ooiy u road. HENRY Htfl,
81 u.se.f
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Hats and Cans.
POND Il MORSE

Wholesale and Retail Draggi.ts.
ses btftB'sa, hsIss 81, RurLssD, WI
hfh.LRS IN Prffumery TAnry Auieles Fanry
j soaps Tooth, Hair sDd Flesh Brashe. GaIyan-
tbdoininAl sapi-srier, "a permanent 6ars u I'll
Nefsour Diseases, va - Headache PAInta-
iion NJ the Heart rheumatism Asthinai
Afnppl.hy spinal Di.ca.s, Pfplsp-
Gus tten Pain in the side Tie
piloreuh LAYER Complaint,
bisprps's i.Assitnde
Dependency, Ar.)
TIKI ssfS and riiDi LDIR BRACES
baraing FIuid and Camphsne
WIZ Keep coh-taniiy On hand well selected sissl
Of Drugs, Mrsiieinss, and Cbeniosls, which ", zuat
'hles ~ the prrst qnai.s and offer Ph, sieians on
ihe inset frasnAbis tcfns Particular Attantion ia
IN selecting and manufacturing OF the mote sfoi,,os
slflrs - constantly usrd "a domestic prartiee
Ths Most Important Discovery ever
Made.
bcii's firs Prsf SAFETY Lamp aud Feeder
Burning fluid can h. used vi in t-rfcsi ssfrty "a,
can convince the m"st iastidlvBs ~ their sun. Monty
oSsi T'r'y athsr finid Lamp. Pleas cali and evan
Inc Al the Drug stfse u
Jan. T. isaa
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rno, coNprnrNcr AeADruy

TT'HF WITH III ~ IiiIr INrTfTI IION
i 80 saslfssssi. grs<ss. d.. l0aA
. Nee cssFss Fl as@t f. tsFassafss hss hes-n A.
fssr-e. i-sttHr ssi ~ Anc.st iaaFasr-s saa intr
asfsss a. sfaifsissi ts Aathsst.rs shd Nstsfsi ~.
sssfs- ~ tsl. Ausae.assni, 20 n atfi1nsl aah ~
asHts 90 . IA rruf-s risf rFsastts.
90 rtufsnis ssi-rssiit drsaffs ~ mats sis,si
osn'a ssfiy, - b. suss q .sosriss wasn't
JASON .. wALEEE
Wra fssiissy, Nut =. i.sg
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The most Important discovery yet made.
VDhii.l.ff's Pasnt Lnaisd Glue for Carpvntars,
j Brush -Massn, Book -Blndcfs, Cabinet Maker,
HuusekssI-rs, Druggists, Sc. This being patent
glue In liquid state, always ready for use requires
no FIRE II Is oe from smell, and viii keep liquid IN
any climate II ai-s acts a cement Tor wos,d stone,
China, glass, iton, marble, pap.r any subsance
As paste or gum II stands uncqaalrd. Its reputa-
tinn, wherever Il has been introduced h 81 the hrst
order, saving To NEE iianics u c-erys bile AT first
sight We offer liberal Inducements To hardware men,
rtaiuner., druggists, ke., and guarantee IT to less
by 20 pet cent than 0rdinar, glue. We are making
extensive arrangements for the fall trade, and country
merchants will do wen to attend tins Immediately.
We are establishing s,le agents In all populons towns
throughout The United rstes. Sad In bottles Of three
sizes and also by the gallon. smAll samples sent to
any part ~ the United states, earr,aRefrSe.
Also the British Furniture Pose In bottles Of three
sizes Country mcfoeants attend Ia the above .apps
ssrfy PHILLIPS q co,
36-lia Ne. Cndar ST. near Pearl, .yss Yskr
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AifnwANa rittls ANn nfNrNi.Nr fa.t
ffstfssf nsss FRA srsf itsfl sy = rsts,Iiahfi.t
Na aig ~issrs hsas rHstts rsf tsaAsr . surrf.
a. tiss lleti, ffishfatff uTtsis ine.. = ttI %
fffiralar,. sgaf " che Aser'-. ~ srtirni, "
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STATE or VERMONT, DEh remembered rh,l
f,sirld Of Rutland, -. ID alta special .o.,hs
Of the Probate Court Of the said district ~ Rutland,
held al Rutland In and FIR said district, on N. ~
day of February, A. u. iej2 Present, Hon. HAM
Burror, Judge
Whereas, Henry Everest, administrator, ofth, -
tate Of Milton A. Tuitlc, Hat. CiHrcBdon ~ said DO
uot, d-eea.od inriessir, has this day applied a. h'
said prohan court prposing IN rerdsr an account u
his administration Of said cstntsi
Therefore II Is ordered by said probate court that the
examination 81 said seoouht tr allow snrr aud s-s
decree Of the residue of said estate after pal
expenses OF administration, tn the persons enuisd
thereto, he, and the are, hereby referred q, 81,
ted session Of said oour Ia he held the Once NJ IN
Register 81 said court In Rutland In said disris nn
Let Monday being the 7tl day Of March, A. %. isa
and thai notice thereof be gwen by pobli,hinf trf
uhed copy II the record ii this order three wr..'
snceossivey Previous thereto In tho Rutland aosgn
Herald, newspaper printed AZ said Rutland, IN 81
der that all per-on. Interested therrin, bcing theu
duly notified thrfeai, may then and there spp.sI b
Tor. said eoun and Object ~ the allow snfe ~ SAID b
count, End 10 said decree, " they see cause.
truo copy ofIrcord. HENRY HALL,
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LEGAL NOTICES,

4 OMMIssIONEHs' NOTICE.--We, the sub
" seribcr-, being appointed by the Hon. Probate
Court ior tho district Of Rutland, Commissioner q. 70
osre, EXAMINE and adjust all claims and dem nds oil
all er-'ns against the estate 81 Edward Cole lat.
Of Iinmonh, IN SAID district, .hoeeAsrd, represent
ed in-oyonti aud sif month. from nio Gtb day OF
December being allowed by said court Tor that pur
pore, We do therefore hereby give notice that We will
attend Ia the business Of said appointment at thu
dwelling house Of the widow Esther Cole, Of said
Iinnouih, on the I'd Thnfsdays Of February and Ma,
neN, froin o'cinck, J. NJ, until O'Clock, y. NJ
on each Of said dAys.
Dated al Iinnoutil, December Ittb, 1852.
JUDAH H. ROUND, ic..-.
est SPENCER WALDO, l'""""s"hoS