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New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
UPTOWN ADYERTTsEMENTs.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dents Mr. r. H. Brown has opened ofices at No 81 West
Thirty second junction Of Broadway and SiXth-Sve
and at No 40 East between Broadway and
Fourth ave- where advertisements for The TRIBUNE will
be received up 70 "a in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
Bnsiness Notifes.

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All Just claims prOmpuy paid
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COMPANY Hartford Conn., all the usual forms Of LBE
a RxpovxxNT policies Ample security low cash rates and definite
. All policies pon-forfeable fifteen and twenty
yes policies be converted into endoWmen at option Lift and
Accident Insurance combined in policy when desired
NewYors Ofoe, 2C7 Broadway. Agents everywhere.
LING WAU, CHINESE PHYSICIAN,
And bis assistants have Medicines and praccing
90 East ForSrxnxru.sr.
Cures diseases declared hopeless
Consultation free.
Osoe hours from to m and TO in the evening
Resi-, HEALTH, AND COMFORT TO MOTHER AND
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colo Perecly all We would to every mother ShO
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Others Dd your suffering child and the relief ths will
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tOr their comfort.
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CHAFF
CHAFT.
PRESENT OBJECTS OF SYMPATHY.

PRESENT OBJECTS OF SYMPATHY.
l. Napoleon iii.
III. The Tranquil Infant.
III. The Rev. John S. G. Abbot.
". The Parsians, when they get the news.
" The World and Times Of this city, when tAey get
the news.
VI The Democrats who hoped to control the Irish
vote by unfolding rotten and falling cause.
and belittling nation Of gallant soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
" feelings were shocked
AT the state of Nyr's sleeve,
Which was stuffed full ~ aces and

And the same with intent 30 deceive"
II was also recorded in voluminous Paris d So
patches that Napoleons army was wei provided wi'a
mitralleuses and other devices, with intent 10 b.
ceive the poor, simple Germans whI, with smI., 4,
like that of All Sin that was chilG-likc and bani'
claimed not to understand the game The g3ms
opened Napoleon leading with Saarbuch. which
the stupid German met with worth sort % .e;-
bower. 1t was subsequently discovered. as the 1n,
advanced lsay at Gravelotte and Metz. that tIs
German had countless cards which the French
gamester did not count upon, and from ths
peaceful hamIets and villages of Germany-n'
drew forth trumps innumerabe. II Is not Necessary
that the parallel should be pursued 10 lis conclusion.
unless it be in the words Of the poet:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
In the scene that ensued
did not take 4 hand
Bat the floor IL was strewed,
Like the leaves on the str9nd,
With The cards that All sin had been Liding,
In the game " he did not understand"

We take pleasure IN announcing that The BOYf
has inst dispatched its city editor, Mr. l,rael., -
Europe 10 organize a corps of war correspondent.
from whose reports of the future campaigns between
France and Prussia we expect abundant instruction
and edfcation Mr. Israels will reach Liverpool ia
about ten days and before Winter sets in will have
time to engage reporters in several of the European
capitals aud also az the headquarters of the Emperor
Napoleon. We congratulate the American press on
the promptness and enterprise of this lively paper
and trust that its expenditures in the collection oi
news Will be amply repaid by large increase in 10
circulation. Ii is proper that the readers OF I@
World should know about this war.
In the general excitement which is now upsettin'
Europe and America. it is reaSsnring Ia learn tia'
the center Of the solar system remains unshak'l.
The following dispatch came 10 Saturday nlgl1
by the Associated Press:
Boston. Sept. J.-The announcement OF the surrn''r
of the Emperor and the French army caused prpioui
sensation In Boston, bat r outicard demonstration
Could there be anything finer The reoonStrac-
tion OF Europe, the downfall OF personal desposii
the consolidation of the greatest nationality Of the
Old World-these are very fine things no doubt, bus
if you want to stir up an outward demonstration
in Boston, don't try any of your cheap games bS-
ton moves for nothing less than the Anvil Chorus
They have some very astonishing "War News o''
West. For instance, we find the following telegram
in The Harrdrd I'M Independent:
A ToLERABLY GOOD HAUL.-NEw-Y YORK, Aug. ~
private cable telegram received by French imPotas
house here states positively that French detachnea
sent specially from Verdun succeeded IN capturng hs
William, most OF his staff officers, and Gen. sherds
The prisoners have been sent 10 Chaons ana VIII 20
there to Paris to be held during the wsr
We should like very much to know the name :"
8 the French importing house to which this te's-
gram sent; and the name also of the New-ioiN
operator who forwarded il to the West They must
be the who manage the business 40 n'c"'V TOT
the Courier des Etdts URis
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

The Democrats of this city who Seeking to retain
the Irish vote which had given signs of wayeringl
have heretofore strongly sympathized with Napo-
leon and persistently denied the reported successes
of the Germans, have suddenly discovered great
cause for rejoicing at the German triumphs. They
say that now Russia will be free to conquer Turbe
and. advancing thence into Asia, will destroy the
British Empire in India. Then, marching by way n
Calcutta and the Cape of Good Hope on Dublin
but we refrain from further following their brilliant
campaign. Moreover, they argue, if the great mill
tary nation of France can be Overthrown in four
weeks by an army of Germans, who, it is proyerba.
won't fight, how long eflete England hold ont
against army of Irshmen, who will fight on tL,
slightest prOvocation France, they say, viii form
a Republic and such an example the Irish cannot
resist. The politics of Mark Tapley are henceforl
no longer matter of doubt. He was a true Demo
crat born for an editor Of one of their leading
organs.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

Military critics are just now troubled greatly -
find parallel TO the late campaigns Of the Germans
in France. We are able to suggest n most striking
one to be found in the verable history by Mr. Byst
Hart Of the operations Of himself and one Bill Nye
against certain All Sin, "a heathen Chnee" A
Sin was reputed to be an innocent and simple Crei.
ture. opposed to fighting, like the German nation
principle, and not addicted to warlike tricks. WI
liam Nye, aforesaid was, the contrary addicted.
something after the manner of Louis Napoleon. -
stocking the cards" though he never did anything
so extensive as the Plebiscitum, nor 50 bold th'
declaration of war against Prussia. The confidence
with which William Nye before mentioned $50
down to the game )of euchrel with I'll, hea h.l
" Chinee7 was not greater than that which " Lo..,
" aud T. advanced TO the Rhine to open the game ID:
war with the peaceful and phlegmat.c German. /.
is of record that
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, jan 10. 1870
A Supreme Court sale of property on Forty
dfth-s, between Tenth and Eleventhsves, took place
today at tho Exchange, under the direction Of Henry
Bentz, Receiver Messrs Muller wilkins Co.. auction
GERS The fun description OF the property and prices OBJ
tanned, are gwen below:
Mr. VIM T. Raynor reports the sale Of 90 lots, fronting
OnAveSt Nicholas. One huudred-and yeighthst and
New pubc-road. Cor SCOO0O $4,000 IN cash aud Brook
lyn house being received in payment Mr. Rayuor also
report the sale of four fun lots the south side Of One
Observation-Disclosures 100 feet west Of Thiriaye, for
5000 each-a large prce-sold TO the Thirdave f. r.
Co. for railroad depot in connection with their Thirdaye
front.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw.YORK REAL EsTATE.
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MEMORANDA.

~ Ai r., Es In ID mort At BerIruda the following vessels
A, orves Lt Chaturago- leave for YORK "n te lh ns
h,;r con .ei bsr renars Hamilton bark MaTN ousa t'h
a M f,r Noleyieo with luuhe leaking ea9' Wss M
nather bark, gut 70 ports went i"'o '''1 '"
lsstipe bus oss gusAe O. learn her uone -. ru.. -.
sam Kerlrck sb Csrf cporiet burned " Caao" Nas
t f water lust showing he's deck The sp an1 csgo
lll The bp may De rasr n"ut" ''N'N'
,r,t an ,x.sHy &c s,.a.uft would De wsuantel -.-,
SBip James rou Sar Francisco i"f 3 l'el,
=, il ul raj ia asJres aud was d.se1srgls On
he 10 for repairs
notice TO MARINERS.
The attention riaus of vessels navigating i.g ha'' h|' = ea
A. re- placed aho iOO vsrls bvs Works 80 0tcerpoa
usr uukep 59s With o- iee' Of water over er a. 20"
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
MI pELIWARE, LACKAwAEEA. AID WESTERN RAILROAD

MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD. a,,,,o,D
p.po y.-Yos foot q R.r.a.s s9d cseps
NAIL Ta1TE soaassHg D'nIe vita BoOq.oq Braas
Chester Braneh at waterloo With 6usseI = Tor Aa
G.p STosd,Oas Scranton Great Bend and oil pOu the Lack
9s @ and I'd IEsaH 41RY EiPREs Ks asaS. @
Dover H,eEs',,iosG W1hnE,on ,d Goa fa
E,,ton v Bethlehem ArsntOsa, Maa'h chaai. aad
NJ. EisToS EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester R. r
'Ts ~ ,SG 40 @ to SUMMIT ,d uern,d,,,
sgJ 100 $3.50 and 4 20 a m @ spS l. 2 81 So 80 Sto SD 'oo
iio N 20 and s:sop n, hoRR!sToHS AM ia''nsd''
'':sSS1 .aiSS m HoRRrrowx EXPRESS.
Iof ,1 NSwHnA ,5S 50, So 20 ST. S. s5 SO 10, 90
and d't S6 66aFgLp aud yoSTcLlTR At $50 u.n;73:;os
.vi e:Iop n. sscHoCH. A'si,'IHs sspsraIsndsuL
NEW-YoKK AM. NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ WINTER GRRASGsMkgr.
P,srs,r s,,toa BsvYort Of TSsu T,uih t ,ad
f'''4iLs 4Sirss s'ai'S' LEAVE sESYosT H;.iJ,''' ..
rOrEuBrsn ,rd Bridgeport 7 (Er), ll;Jo n I7' HEh'
% dI or a si s S 81 fs. 'l1s s6gsASo .pd w.pe 7
For p Sat2, S'; ~ 100 900 so 80 E1 m,9 al' l 800
NE1 oS i,a1 5S $50 fI G ~ no o ss 80 5g $50 .di
ror Stanford T. EI1 o. Ii:9o ,i2'l5 (EIJ AIS 'CEr)
's e. 90 S.!5.iss ss - = 'o & ss n 1a Els s ss & $50 e 7g
Sunday Nal Train leaves Tv'sg'''sn'A'' S'Tt'f t
Boston. ,ov,vcr,vo rp,rys
Per Bo,,ou Vi, sprinSs,d 81, m (EIl JEr), ,sEL)pn
Ter B:,;sn =. "A, Shs sO Lin: 1i't q s il 51 40 d
Fs conSssui River Raro. n (Er) RESP N to Aou"s.
Toi H,tori Pro,dsne. rhakI Railroad SuLll H. HS
ffof E,rH.r .uLoudO. scunstOu Railroad at sI m
Ter c.n.i Railroad 'OOp m to SOr'A,HDoA aud "l"'n'
Ysr Ho,-tobie Railroad. sL u. ,nd' pm
toI Mussel R,o,. m N las .ua 80 H. ,sd
connection with tr.sh' .r'a ron hSi,iA "a s,u,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
Gountru l3taI Gsiat, for Sale.


FOR SALE-One of the finest FARMS in
Orange County, l2 Pine residence, carriage house
barns &c 30 k sJ ruOis from depot easy. T. IL BOk
LAND, Ia Chanbers-st
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-LANDS in
Western Virginia. wen located Full particulars Of PHELPS
fALLON Co, l35 Broadway under Home Ins. Co
| ANDS in VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
snd other Southern States for SALE By the SRWYoRK SOUTH
EkN LAND COMPANY. SO Broadrst
VNO ALL WANTING FARMS in a locality
exempt from fevers and Lung Copa To farmers Hor
uuluriss Mechanics Capitalists, Gentlemen Of leisure lava
Ids and all wanting homestead In climate Of unsur
passed salubrlty, exempt from the rgors Of North
Winter and 10 close connection with
South Few II sections ofe such combination
The town Aiken c. and its vicinity for desirable and permanent
bone pamphlet ot "a ready containing description Of
The climate soils and the Of the products vicinity Of Aiken
especially fruit cereals cotton vegetables &C. including
om letters Of distinguished tS correspondents action Of
councils inviting emgan Sc to which is added descriptive list Of
property for including improved farms orchards
kaOn deposits unimpmyei lands and residences For
sale BY T. j. WOOD, Real Estate Aiken c. The book will
be by mail receipt Of price, DERBY,
Publisher p Boz @ Newiok until lsi Of Februay After that
date al Aiken C. NJ Derby days by those desiring
personal inteS at j2 Broadway Rooms II aud H. from u to
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
D.

u MUILER, WILKINS 3 Co
Tfreeorv brick house threeofv brick factory end brick
stable SxlO0A OF 4hst Is f Of lO.have... l7S
lots adioau. or .e s. each 21Ol4 each.......... IS
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auetioneer.
EXECUT0Rs SALE of VALUABLE STORE
H PROPERTY OF GREENWICH, DBI, FRONT, AND SOUTH
SIS.
ADRIAN IT, MULLER p R WILKINS Co. will sell At suction,
TUESDAY Jan % at u o'clock the Exchange SeOOm No.
III Broadway:
TINE, ESQ, EXECUTOR OF ABRAHAM VALENTINE, De
CEASED:
GREENWIC sTThe lot Of land together with the fou'tor
brick thereon situate the e SIDE Of Greenwich st. between
Neey and known 20 "a 'front.' 26l
81 south side, ~ "a north side.
DEYSrThe lot q land together with the 1nrsory bhrk store
thereon situate the north side Of Dey between Washington sud
Westss and known No. 8O lot 20 TOu % By Gs feet
iuches 10 depth each side.
FRONISThe lot Of land together With the fur,to brick store
thereon the south between FecLet
Bung slip ADD known No l6S lot 2l op 2Us OI feet
side. 1896 SIDE.
SOUTHsTTle of lard together the brick
thereon the north ie Of Souh between CLane aud
MarAet-sts aud known No. 2,5: lot 20 by about ~
Al OF PiIc.st C4)5)
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

DJSSOLVED.-The firm of j. n. g. X. ROSS
hss this day dissolved The busnsTw he continued m
III. d,,e JOHN \. ROSS
E...Yo,k Ian II i3Tl RICHARD ROSS
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
9ih- fsrstr 3taI Gst1tt for Sui.

A / ELlLABETll-FO SALE, n number of
HOUSES $50, Lots Parus fr Sale BRoOKTRLD 81 Cedar
DESIRABLE PLOTS, ten acres and upward,
- At Cranford suitable q cot up. JAQUES 2Os Broadway
ECONOMICAL HOMES at Plalnfied n. j.,
II one hour from Neviok n j. Centr, R. from 81 500
S1oeo Inquire Of BRONX MARSH opposite depot Pubed M
E'ARM for SALE.-An excellent FARM of 147
acres with good buildings &C. lying IN Monmouth Co.. SewrrsT.
- mules ron Neyfork, and oueurth Of m from depot the
kstouoNn. n J.
JENKINS x WAY, at NEW BRUNSWICK,
n j. oee' opposite K Depot and At No ~ sssonsI, have
70 Kill ihe following property foil description n desired
re snd bar tsoe COUNT RY RESIDENCE the bes sud other
ouiOuiugs all IN order situated four Of land within
one nile Depot which will eebaBge for keSlok City Brook
Ign property
Three FARMS 10 Monmouth County, three PARMs In Adds,sr
CouBtv; sll 6rstsl.H
Farm Of IS good burg fu kc, 900 yards from depot
Price $500
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6itp 1rcptrtp 10 ga.

BROADWAY PROPERTY.-TO LEASE, for
lb term ofyea building purposes and improvement with the
usual FOR renewal that valuable PROPERTY On e north
u Broadway and place, being n T. i9 hv ~ n
given the first MayrrI Apply toJAMES VAN NOhDbN,
10 Broatsay, or D. u. WRIGHT. 4bJ hast iouston-st
NITY and COUNTRY DWELLINGS TO
IETSes Prce List free application; msel
recent Of stamp STANLEY DAY, g25 BrosdwaJ.
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
" comrsBy having oGse, Al sos Boads
late oEssI ss BToEduiy
ofRssdssL Apply the premises
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

MIR. HENRY F. SEWALL, who has hereto
" fore signed prOcuOB toaT admitted PAaT
NER u our House. GRlNhELL, hlhIJhn 4 "a.
Eer.York. Jan. /, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
Sutton SaIts Of StaI 6stai,.

J. JoHssos, IT,, AusaopsgL
RY JOHNSON a. MILLER,
- AUCTfoNBERs
nRAL ESTATE BROKERs,
No. 10 EAxsIUsT. cED.R REwIoRE
cfey Residences Country bought S
eHtsd Loans tegost AseEn sslss Of Pruurs k
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
999Y 9g99q99qq99qq
Cupartnuship 9uii;ts.

DISSOLUTI0N. - The C0PARTNERSHlP
heretofore existing under the trm Of BENNEl6 kLENEN Real
Eate Agents k this day DISSOLVED BY mutual con
,gt Nj ORVILLE g. BEENET v continue the business al No. 81
Ns1''' w. ~ ORVILLR G. BBSYET,
Ia IN 1871 MARTIN KLENEN..
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- lslsD-wHfts takAk9tnkS5o' .s4 .n., Ss's." ss.
su. H,iI ssd rssssssa for PsaAsSss1 q =. lot hdn..
,pr Etpf.ss V Pakhefs.i tS A. A"sssst.h. n'
I,Ip,. s.tsrdsrs ntssgh 10 Pssheg.st Sd si hss.
fsstA Bssyks All nass sssasa o. 'Hr s"'AA
""" ~' - w. poueLAS s.sssssssdssA
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
Gblntts for Susintss Hlrn.

NOR SALE-'Tne stock and business ot Long
II Tp5 p,e- Depot 2j estst shell h~s
AA'i' '"'l''''' ' EDW. u. QUINN.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

INSTEUCTIoN DAILY. from Ga 70 m 10 al branches J
Voc, aud Iusirrteua Muse AMI he Modern language
CONSERVATORY establish mcutca rrHepe' acc
kug 4 It's sd n Europe ths emo Aoa o.
Advantages urc-ss,r acquisition o that sr" nu'es 80
cation r lI,tss sbfOad are 10 asy e'ated ~
brugug together the able,t aars u buvps td Amr,a .a
aud VII klutau tsa nfA bar
yerty has beeu formed ulE @lir iaoe' o Ne ey o ns
,c al re. within universities asi Tor nc ,iAa
m.u Z ih h.t Standard Of iHoSeG. 10 TIE 'oa' o.Ahs'
CIs9S TEACHING ,ppri 20 The ud' Of nu'' .ae'i1s'
the sTrfrusr Il centuries Other e''. 81
cssuot b. rluaef shsn 's
b talent. tsr Conduct sld hsass@set'
,b nost brilliant radues % ne Zee
a nsng itay sni Ffauoe where toss w'e spn
,u pursued snd Iastte supplies abus. NS
no oaer 10 those aoar does hs Soser OsosS
TERNs-REGULAR CLASSES. 80 per qssrter
PKIVArE IkSrRuCTlUN--e23 Per qas'er
ro AVON CONFUSION In ID, DAYS sbd HOURS s ~
anpse.tons smson ~ be RECEIVED ONLY aths
'-' Geo,r.i Coas-rr Omces
No $40 BROADWAY Tseith st. hss'lorL
No l93 COURT ST.. state. Brookltn
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

HKw.loRE, Jan ], 1870.
MIR. JOHN w. ELLIS Gate President of the
WI First Bank Of Cincinna this day been admitted
IN our We shall the regular Banking busrei'
b,,.tofore wINSLOW. LANlER Co. q Pine ST
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
IrInnHs.

MN. EYERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.
w -kfRAH JOB PRINTERS and LABBL AASUFACfVE'
10.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15
Inspection Of Fire Department.

The annual parade and inspection Of
the Rutland Fire Department took place
ON Saturday afternoon,
The several companies after meeting at
their respective houses rendezvoused on
the grounds in front of the Depot, where
a procession was formed under the direc-
ton of Joseph M. Davis, Chief Engineer,
and his assistants in the following order
/. sarsfeld Cornet Band, 10 pieces, J.
E. Leonard, leader, under the direction
of A. B. Williams.
2. Nickwackett Engine Company No
l, 81 officers and men, with engine and
hose cart.
3. Washington Engine Company No. 2
80 officers and men, with engine and hose
cart.
f. Killington Steam Fire Engine Com
pany No. 3, Is officers and men, with
steamer and hose cart.
3. Union Hook and Ladder Company
No. l, 30 officers and men, with carriage
ladders, etc.
The procession after leaving the Depot
grounds marched through Center, Wales,
Washington, Main, West, Cottage and
Williams streets, Chestnut Avenue, Garden
and Grove streets, and through Merchants
Row to the Depot grounds. They pre-.
sented fine appearance, and attracted
the attention of quite a crowd on the line
of march.
The apparatus of the different COM
panies was then inspected and Thoroughly
tested. Water was taken from the reser
voir in the depot park by Nickwackett and
Washington companies, and the result OF
the trial demonstrated that the engines
and hose were in excellent order, and al
though there was heavy wind prevail
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15

PUTNAM's. -The fact that an article is
written by art. Rev. Bishop" is no Sc
curity that it will be especially valuable
or particularly interesting, as Bishop
Kip's New York Society in the Olden
Tine" which opens the September Put
nam, quite fully demonstrates. But on
the other hand, the fact that a Doctor Of
Divinity has quietly Slipped from high
place in the Unitarian church to the sub
ordinate post of Deacon in the Episcopal
with prospects), does not prevent him
from writing pleasant, graceful, semi
philosophical essay, as DIR. Osgood's Salt
water Ethics" furnishes the evidence.
The subject, if not the handling OF it,
which, however is good, would make Mrs.
E. P. Evans's Two days at Howorth"-
the home of "The Brontes," interesting to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15
Election Notes.

Brandon is so far the banner town or
the vote for Governor; her majority fol-
Stewart is All. BratUIeboro comes next
with 1856 st. Adams follows with 384
and Burlington with 1888.
The choice of Representive in Orwell
hinged on a railroad question, rather
than on politics or men, and the vote on
Representative was 1884 while the vote on
the State ticket was 154 The successful
candidate, r. F. White, was elected by d
majority of 2.
AS general thing, there was bat
little strife this year over the election Of
representatives. there being but one OF
two ballots.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15

The STATE FAIR.-For the benefit Of
exhibitors and others, we give below 6
list of uperintendents of the various de-
partments for the approaching State Fair
at Burlington.
General Superintendents.-H. S. Morse
Shelburn.
Mechanics Hall.-Samuel Everts, Corn
wall.
Floral Hall.-William H. Root, Bur
lington.
Horses.-Henry B, Kent, Dorset.
Cattle.-Henry Hayward. Rutland
Sheep. Henry n. Newell, Shelburn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15
Majority for Willard,
APP
9577

BRATTLEBORo.- These was 4! inches
of rain during the month of August in
the vicinity of Brattleboro.
The many friends of John NJ. Tyler,
Esq of Brattleboro, who has been seri-
ously i'll of typhoid fever will be pleased
to learn of his recovery.
Mr.. Israel Weed tells of blackberry
bush which he measured in West Brattle-
boro "A few days since, which has grown
IS feet and 6 inches during the present
season.
POsTMAsTER.-Allen L. Hale has been
appointed postmas er at Benson, in place
OF William Cowan resigned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15
ITO THE LADIES

The celebrated DIR. l.. DIX particularly invites
all ladies who need medical OF surgical adviser
TO call at his rooms. q Endioott street, Boston,
Mass which they viii find arranged for THEN
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty years to
this particular branch of the treatment Of all dis
eases peculiar 20 females it IL conceded By all
both IN this country and IN EurOpel, that he ex-
GELS all other known practitioners in the safe,
plants.
His medicines are prepared with the express
purpose of removing all diseases such a. debility,
weakness, unnatural suppressinns, eDlargeInents
of the womb. also all discharges which Gov from
morbid state Of the blood. The Doctor IL nov
fully prepared 70 treat in his peculiar STYLE both
medically and surgieally, all Diseases ofthe female
sex. and they respectfully invited n call a.
No. q EFDIoOTT STHEET, BOFrOF.
All letter. requiring advice must Contain one
dollar to insure answer febSd3aw&wlyE.
Boston. 1870. VI.