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DRY AND GROUND IN Oh
Thu RISING SUN
S T O Y E ? O l. | S Ill

Fox BEAUTY or POLISH, SAVING LABOR,
CLEAELINESS, DURABILITY q CHEAP
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Beware of worthless limitations, under
other names, but resembling ours in shape
The Rising sun Polish In bulk, for stove
dealers use, at twelve cents per pound
twenty-five and fifty Id. boxes. ''Cheaper
than any other bulk Polish for nothing.
TIE RISING SUN LUMBER PENCIL-No
sharpening, cheap and durable-super-
cedes other articles for purpose.
THE RISING SUN BLACK LEAD LUBRICA-
ToR.--For axles, bearings and machinery
Lasts six times as long as oil alone. IS 10.
and 80 lb. boxes, Is cents per ID. Try IT.
MORSE BROS, Proprietors,
ianl6d&wl2w Canton, Mass.
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Herr advertisements.


Wonderful Curative E fleets.
Vinegar Bitters not vile Fancy
Drink, Made of Poor Runs, Whiskey,
praof Spirits and X efuse Liquors, doc
tored, spiced and sweetened to please the taste,
called Tonies," " Appetizers." " Restorers, &c,
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and rum
hut are true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free from nil
Alcoholic Stimuinmts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
Renovator and Invigorator of the System, carry
lug off AL poisonous matter and restoring the blood
TO Il healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unwell provided their bones not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means. and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair
They are II Gentle PurGntivc as well
nsn Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
Of acting as powerful agent in relieving Conses-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and Of al! the
visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old. married single. at the dawn OF
uouianhood or at the turn Of il', these Tonic Bit
trrs have no equal
For Iniiammatory aud Chronic khrm-
maiiai,s uad Goat, Dyspepsia or In
digestion, s:iiiana, RcFnittcHt aud
Intermittent Fc>rt~, Discusses oi the
tIiaod, Liver, Kidneys Hnd NI"ider-
these Bitter. Ii y, l'o-!' most successful. such
Diseases are caused ty Initiated Blood
ghi.h is generally produced iy arrangement OF
the Dig"~G;vc Gr2nu~.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,
Head t.e Pain il, ht ~hcuide Coughs, Fight
,,e,, Of it, Ac.t Dinzluoes, Sour Eructations of
the -tn,ua"l., Ial Paste in the Mouth, Bilious
>a,ar.,. r.u,irntop IF the Heart, Inflammation Of
.,, ~ ion, II
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Port Henry. N. Y.

Campbell B. Herran, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and VIM. Brigham, of Cleveland,
o., have recently been in town and
made arrangements for reopening the
ore bed of the Lake Champlaih Mining
Company. G. Butterfield, of this place,
has been made superintendent and will
proceed with the work as early as prac-
tiCable Up.
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THE MORMON WIFE.

Now is the time for Agents to secure ter
ritory this thrilling and fearless book.
1t comprises the adventures and expert
ence of a woman-written by herself-for
years the wife of Mormon Prophet-dis-
closing ALI that is mysterious, wicked and
startling, Astounding in thrilling adven-
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most fascinating book extant. Steel por-
trait of the authOress, portraits OF leading
Mormons, botn men and women. Life and
scenes in Utah, etc. Sold only by Agents.
For circulars address HARTFORD PUBLISH
ING Co. Hartford, Conn.
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ADDISON R. R.-Just as the mixed
train on the Addison railroad arrived at
Leicester Junction, on Thursday after
noon, a freight car jumped the track,
making splinters Of the ties for several
rods. No further damage done. Elk.
press train going north passed by on the
side track. Port Henry mail train de
Iayed half an hour.
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alew advertisements.
light OF HOME.

An eight page, handsomely illustrated
household Journal. Published monthly at
the low price of
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A beautiful Fine Steel Engraving C20x2H,
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Festival.

The members Of Charity Lodge No. 4
of the degree of Rebekah, I. O. of o. F.,
held a pleasant gathering at Oddfellows
.Itn, ON Friday evening last. Lorin At
wood, n. G., presided After a song
hg George Q. Day, DR.. Charles Wood
h.,asc delivered a brief and pertinent
a llrass on THE relation of women to
tha cause of bencvolenCe, giving the
sphere to which woman was assigned in
the range of the widest and most impOr-
taut and practical charities of the age.
1ha performed quietly and unOstenta-
tiousy. vet claimed nothing, nor did she
receive any reward commensurate with
her answering labors. She properly
look a position side by side with man in
those labOrS that alleviate suffering in all
It's forms and make practical the chart
ties of the world. The address was
listened to with attention to its CON
c'usion. It embraced many important
a1tlts in reference to the work Of wO-
taan III this age Of humanity, and they
5trt presented with rare logic and in
pleasing manner.
After another song by Mr.. Day, New
nan Weeks read a well prepared paper
sa womans suffrage, which held some
points not In agreement with the views
advanced by DR.. Woodhouse.
Mrs. y. c. Billings then read The
Painter Of Seville, which was perform
ed in admirable manner and which in
alrated remarkable facility on the part
ot that lady as a reader. She has q
pleasant voice, agreeable gestures, and
showed close study of her subject enter
ing fully into Its spirit. This rendering
convinced us that Mrs. Billings, with
more cultivation in meditation of voice,
viii take high rank as a reader, and
shall be pleased to see her before Rut-
land audience again.
Rsy. J. P. Farrar, Of Bast Walling
fo"d, then briefly addressed the audience
upan the principles of the Order.
After song by Mrs. Billings, the
literary exercises were closed.
The company then repaired to the
Bates House, where they sat down, in
v4od}y numbers, to one Of Messrs. Paige
and Marstons best suppers. The table
vas appropriately decorated, and we can
give no better description of the rich re-
plst than by presenting the
BILL OF FARE.
&0Up--Ovster.
FIsu-LGke Erie PickereL ,.,. -,
BolLED-l 'orn Beef and Cabbage, Leg
Mutton, with Caper Sauce, nam, beel
R0NsT-Rib Beef, Mutton, Ham, with
Chnnnaign Sauce, Lamb, Veal, Turkey,
Cranberry Sauce, Pork, Buffalo, h1cken,
t TOLD DrsuRs-Beef, Chicken, Lamb,
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Buffalo Tongue.
ESTREEs-Roast Oysters on Toast, Chick
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TgGErABLEs-Potatoes Boiled, Potatoes
Nlshed. Potatoes Fried, SuccotaSh, Tur-
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fr1fslIB misunderstanding Sauce, Hot
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sliced Tomatoes, Tomato Catsup, CELERY,
s,0dd Fellows Cake" Chocolate Cake,
SDOnge Cake, Fruit Cake, Marble cake,
White Cake, Cup Cakes
After supper the company spent the
remainder Of the evening in dancing to
music furnished by the Rutland Quad
rifle Band
The whole was q successful and pleas
ant affair, and greatly enjoyed by all
who participated,
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FAST DAY.-Fast day passed very
quietly in Rutland. The only service
was held at the Congregational church
in which the other congregations united.
An appropriate discourse was delivered
by Rev. Edward Mills, Pastor of the
Baptist church, from the text
.Sanctify We fast, call solemn as
sembly, gather the elders and all the in
habitants of the land into the House of
the Lord your God and cry unto the
Lord-JOel /; IA.
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S00 DOLLARS Will r Z
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The income of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of New York for last
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of any other New York Company.
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BY CHARLES Z. DEEMS, d.

BY JHNKLES T. DEEMS, d II
His divinity established and rationali~m
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THE CHRISTIAN. Ala 4 large seo li ss,

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PIrTsFoRD.-S. D. Winslow and Isaac
G. Wheaton have been elected delegates
and w. B. Shaw and A. c. Powers al
ternates to the State Republican Con-
vention, to be holden at Bellows Falls.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING.

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form of bitters, btchus, etc, doctored With
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skill; all forms Of
PILES, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
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requested. mailed to Your address, by the
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RuRN II A NJ 5

D Q II N II n w .
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ENDURANCE.

Supply of Bark assured. Price reduced
Bliss, Keene & Co.'S, Fluid Extract
rheumatism, neuralgia, pulmonary COM
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TO BOOK-K EEP Err S
OR "ANY OTHER MAN"

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TT = Piano Co., n. Y. 1st class $50. No
~ ~. Agents. Names of patrons in 40
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THE BEST PAPER.

WANTED Agents for our new 16-page
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SAVE YOUR LIFE

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ea.,aaed in treatment OF SprciaI Diseases
a fact so well known to many cifizoIts- pub
fishers. merchants. hotel prop1tIors &C
that he is much recommended, and partlc
ularly TO
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DIR DIX

Boldly asserts. end II cannot be eoDtradfcf
al. except by qu3tCk-, who viii -aA 81 do
euyIifimg. even peTJure Themselves. 10 in
pose upon patients.l that he
Il THE OSLY EEGELAk GRADUATE Phys
ICIAN ADVERTISING ~ BOsTOS.
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STRANGERS AID TRAVELEKs

To avoid AID escape imposition OF for
eisn and native Quack-, more numerous IN
Isoston than other large cities,
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u scSDIgOTT STREET, lSB~IoH, MSS.
80 ARRANGED chat patients never hear o.
.aa aach gshrr leC0iicCt the ONLY eli
trance TO his once Is No p having 10 con
uection with his residence, consequently
,.g3,iIf can onv person hesst@le applying Al
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r,rosudIy refers to professors and respects
Be hysicians-many OF whom consult
ku0wjeds.ed skill and reputation. attained
tl1reaagh TJlg experience, practice and OBJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13
G1egIiIatltetki11sl1ttpG IA l1p a,

The article entitled GAmerlcan Battle
Of DOrking," which we reproduce this
morning, Is about as entertaining reading
for the American public as "the Battle Of
Dorking" was for the English during the
Franco German war. Nor Is it inferior
to that famous publication as work of
literary'aft. Itis mined at the Admins
tration here aS the English. article was
there, The design Of the latter was 10
illustrate the Inefficient condition ol the
English army. The design Of the Worlds
article Is similarly to depreciate the
American navy, to excite distrust Of the
Administration and make q sensation
generally: It viii be found very ingen.
ious and entertaining bit Of fiction. There
Is a veriSimilitude about II quite equal TO
that Of the English original. ,,j Ja5,sS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13
ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, March 12-Nearly all the
keno houses reopened here last night.
A German music teacher named Chris
tian Fribolin, living In Muscotah, H.,
near Belleville, suicided on Saturday, by
blowing the entire upper portion Of his
face and head away with pistol. Fribo-
lin was charged last October with at
tempting to commit rape on q child 10
years old, and indicted by the Grand
Jury and admitted TO bail. Some days
ago his bondsman notified the Sheriff he
desired to be released from his bond, and
on Saturday the Sheriff waited upon Fri.
bolin to convey him TO Jail. When the
Sheriff announced the object of his visit
Fribolin went up stairs and committed
the deed. He was % years old, and is
said to have formerly been a Lutheran
minister. -H E-r.' - T.-ITTU"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13
THE Pennsylvania OIL Elk.
ClTEMENT.
The Struggle. OF the Producers TO
Escape the Net OF the MonOpo-

The Struggle. OF the Producers 10
Escape the Net OF the MonOpo.
lists.
TITUsyILLE, March 12.-At the Railroad
netting to-day committee was appoint
ed to look into the matter OF building q
railroad to Buffalo, also one TO Erie. A
delegation Of 100 were present from
Buffalo, including Mayor Brush, who was
authorized TO subscribe one million to-
wards road over their route. There
were fifty delegates from Erie, among
them ex-senator Lowry, who, in behalf Of
Erie, obligated their city TO build one-half
Of road to Erie. A Jamestown delega-
tlon Of twenty were present. The meet.
ing was enthusiastic and the people are
determined To, place themselves beyond
the reach OF that gigantic monopoly,
known as the Southern Improvement Co.
Charters will be obtained and books open.
ed for subscriptions To the stock Of the
railroad to Buffalo and Erie. Agents of
Commodore Vanderbilt and Tom Scott,
who have been here with view Of q
compromise or cancellation, have been
unsuccessful and must return, acknowl.
edging themselves defeated in the attempt
to monopolize the business Of petroleum.
A Tree pipe bill passed both Houses to.
day and became Q law, which creates
great rejoicing among the anti.monopolists
and which viii enable them to immedi.
ately build pipe linesito Erie and Pitts.
burgh, giving them advantages for the
expectation Of their great product petro-
leum to Europe. And thus dies the great
anaconda, the Southern Improvement
Company. t.t sl@T n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13
New Departure Meeting.

CINCINNATI, March 19.-At a meeting
Of the New Departure men at College Aall
tonight, speeches were made by Judge
George Hodley and A. N. Collins, OF this
city, and Col. Gilmore, Of Springfield, Mo.
The following resolution was adopted:
ReSOIped, That we invite all voters,
whether Of Democratic, Republican or
other party antecedents, who are willing
to unite with us in favor Of sustaining the
Constitution as 1t is, Civil service reform,
a tariff for revenue only, general amnesty
for all past political offences and Of local
selt.government, TO meet with us in Ma.
tional Convention ut Cincinnati, Ohio, on
the first day of May next, to decide on the
best plan oI action TO secure the above
named objects and for the promotion Of
the general welfare.