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BUY Me, AND I'LL Do You Coop
Dr. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters. No
drugs, no poisons, nothing deleterious
nothing but good healthy roots and herbs,
such as Sarsaparllla, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Dock, Prickly Ash, Thoroughwort, Man
drake, Rhubarb, Dandelion, &C., com
pounded so as to reach the fountains of
disease, and absolutely cure all Humors
Liver and Bilious Diseases, Jaundice, Dys,
pepsia, Costiveness, Scrofula, and ali diffi-
culties arising from diseased stomach or
impure blood. Twenty years of unriyaled
success has proved them to be the best
medicine in the world. GEO. G. GOOD
WIN & CO., Boston, and all druggists.
mnhI IdI6xu
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RUTLAND Y. Nj. G.. A.-At the animal
meeting of the Rutland Young Mems
Christian Association, held at their
rooms on Monday evening, May 18th,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year
President-E. n. Merriam.
VIce-Presidents-W. G. Walker. r..
Candlish, j. Murray, Ben. X. Chase. s
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in
the world. The only true and perfect dive.
Harmless, reliable and instantaneous: no
disappointment; no ridiculous tint or un-
pleasant odor. Remedies the i'll effects of
ately a superb black or natural brown and
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautifnI.
The genuine, signed w. A. Bachelor. Sold
by all druggists. octId&wIv
CHAS. BACHELOR. Pron'E
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rms Hotel is situated in Wallingfordi
NJ. ", one of the most pleasant villages in
nne 9taIe. II mas lately been thoroughly
good nYery Is connected with the house.
anu DONG a lucrative business. The un3
uIerslgned wishing to remove West. offers
this property at bargain. Is Grand
Shance Tor man wishing to engage in the
business, as the property will be offered
low WIN terms to suit the purchaser. In
Hngford, VT. amid 49, al
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-17

THE FIREMEN's DANCE. There was a
large attendance on the complimentary
social dance and clam chowder given by
Washington Engine Company No. 2 and
killington Steamer Company No. 3, at
the Town Hall, last evening. The
dancers kept the floor well filled from 8
o'clock until a late hour, the majority
being firemen. Prominent among them
we noticed H. R. Conger, p II. Barney,
G. S. Wright and 0. B. Ferguson, of
Volunteer Hose Company No. /, of
Burlington, who, with their snowy uni
forms, attracted considerable attention.
The gallery was well filled with speeta-
tors, who apparently enjoyed the fun as
well as their more favored friends.
Supper was served at 10 o'clock in the
Village Hall. The chowder and oysters
were excellent, and were partaken of by
the hungry multitude with evident rel
ish. The hall was tastefully decorated
with flags, festooned from the ceiling
and suspended behind the stage, where
also were hung a number of pictures,
and on the sides of the hall and front of
the gallery number of smaller flags
were neatly arranged in convenient
places. On the front of the stage was
displayed in prominent letters the motto,
Ready and Willing" which we all
know is very appropriate one for our
firemen. The social dance of No. 2 and
No. 3 was a decided success, and as it
was entirely complimentary, they de-
serve, and will receive, the hearty
thanks of the pleasure-loving portion of
our community
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THE VIII EAT FIELD OF
AMERICA.
HealtlJil Climate, Free Homes, GOOD
Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD offers for sale its LANDS IN CEN
TRIAL AND w ESTERN MINNESOTA. en- brac-
ing: l. The best of wheat land ? Ex-
cellent timber for the mill, the farm and
the nre; 3. Rich prairie pasturage and
natural meadow, watered by clear lakes
ana running streams-in a healthful eli
mate, where lever and ague is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake 10
market as cheaply as from Eastern Iowa or
central Illinois. Cars now run through
these lands from Lake Superior to Dakota
frlce OF land close to track $500 to $500 per
acre further away 50 80 TO $500. Seven
years credlt; warrantee deeds: Northern
RACING $50 Bonds, now selling at par re-
celyed Tor land at Sl.lO. No other unOccu-
pled lands present such advantages oset-
SOLDIERS under the new law March.
1871 get 100 acres free, near the RI iIroad by
one ana two years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT RFDUCFn
RATES furnished from all principal points
East 10 purchasers of railroad lands and
10 settlers on government honesteads
furchaSers, their wives and children CAR-
kIED FREE over the Northern Pacific road.
NOW Is the time for settlers and colonies to
get railroad lands and government home
steads close TO the track.
Send for pamphlet containing fun infor-
nation, map and copy OF new homestead
law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT NORTHERN PACTFIo
RAILROAD,
81. Paul, Mimi, or % Fifth Ayenue. corne,
SJh street, New York.
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BOTTLED SODA AND SARSA-
~ PARILLA WATER.

Inc subscriber has commenced the man.
1 Sp az lure Ie OF Soda and SarSaparila Water.
VIII have as fine an article as made 49,
where: All orders promptly filed. An
S out OF town orders delivered to the ex-
press press once: without expense. Teams will
3 Ie dally in the village of Rutland.
fIlce 90 cen4s dozen, bottles to be re-
turned Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN ID. STANLEY
No. p Cottage Sfraat
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and ends of blue or pink watered ribbon
hang from the neck behind ana d smal,
bows are down the front. = Harpe's
Bdzdr.
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HEADQUARTERS }
ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, =
WASUTNGTON AOril 10

Gen. GjJ1ena, Modoc Camp, 0ia Yreka,
CdL..:
Your dispatch announcing the terrible
loss to the country of Gen. Candy by
the perfidy of the Modoc band of In
dians has been shown to the President,
who authorizes me to instruct you to
make the attack so strong and persistent
that their fate may be commensurate
with their crime. You will be fully
justified in their utter determination.
w. L. SHERMAN, General.
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For PIMPLES ON THE FACE.
Blackheads and Fleshworms. use PERRY,S
improved Comedone and Pimple Remedy,
the great skin medicine. Prepared oniy
by Or. b: z. PERRY, Dermatologist,. 40
Bond ST., n. \. Sold by Druggists every
where. inh25eodo wSmos
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rhe Modocs to be Exterminated.
DISPATCHES OF GEN. SHERMAN.

The following are the dispatches of
Gen. Sherman, showing the earnestness
of the government to punish the Modoc
crime:
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A GENTS WANTED.

Inc New Cyclopedia of Domestic Econo-
my Is one of the most attractive and best
ssSilihg subscription books ever offered to
the public. 1t is a book that il aImostA;, -
uIspensable IN every family. 1t contains
over over SIX hundred octave pages, in double
coluanlnS, printed from new plates on su
tIated by over Two Hundred fine and
costly Engravings and Chromos. anyiT
IN person or address Apply
Q, s. HUTCHINs.
-mnl4u&Wt1 NO. Elm ST.. Rutland Ut
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Recording Secretary-R. Candlish.
Corresponding Secretary-Joel M. Ha-
ven.
Treasurer. G. Mason.
Auditor-W. G.. Walker.
Spring Fashions.
PARTISAN DRESSES.

The leading exclusive modistes have
returned from Paris, bringing carefully
selected dresses that will decide definite
" the fashions of the spring and sum
mer The polonaise, or redingote, as 1t
is commonly called this season, and the
basque with oyerskirt, remain the mod
els for another season; both are equally
fashionable, but there is a preference
for polonaises for street suits. A con-
spicuous feature is the novel effect pro-
duced by doing away with side drapery,
and drawing up polonaises and over
skirts very short behind, leaving the
sides and long front absolutely smooth
and plain To add to this appea "ance
of fiat front, slender sides and bouffant
hack
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-17

For MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
and TAN, use PERRY'S Moth and FfeclIe
Lotion. 1t is reliable and harmless. Sold
street, New York.
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'AND DEPARTMENT NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD,
HOUSE FOR

st. Paul, Mimi, or % Fifth Ayenue co,,a,
9Th street, New York
maV94daOd
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A REsEDA CASHMERE slit

has silk skirt with wide pleating and
narrow rutfies held down by cashmere
band an eighth wide The Worth over
skirt hangs open, long and plain in front
and sides, is caught up high behind by
sash, and has square pockets like a pol
onalse; the edge is finished by bias
cashmere band like that on the skirt,
DiDed with silk
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for bride has skirt of lavender silk,
with alternate black velvet and silk kilt
pleating on the front breadth, and three
silk fiounces behind widely faced with
black velvet. The polonaise of lavender
cashmere, embroidered with a deeper
shade, is fringed on the edges, and has a
wide sash, collar, and front bows of
black velvet, showing lavender silk lin
ing.
, 1873-09-13

1rvKnroo5. Sept: FL =. n..,Market unchanged.
Ia sd wbite 13s@l9a ID club l3s 4d@ 19a Cd: Corn,
4os 6ll. Pork 70a. Lard 29s 3D. Receipts Of wlseat
last three days. 13000 qrs. 1000 being American; re-
cepa of corn. q 0o q,s aa 600 ooing american
whost-spriig, il ID white, 1asSlas 81 Club, 1Sa
9d@ lbs Cd. Corn, a0s :td Rest unchanged.
LONDON, Sept. l2.--Weatheg fair anl favorable for
crops.
money, oaN@0aK account, b2ss 6-2os of 'os md of
'67, o51; 10s0s, po; neW b., oii Erie, 7's OF sa-
t1rest.
Bperm oil, 91@92e.
hardening; mlddltng upland, I'd; Orleans, 9Ad I;
sales 1s goo hae4 American, oo9 speeulatio'n and
1oooo exports seoo Stock american 2s1
por, 1850. Gtoek aAoat 27a0oa; American, 7,o09.
YARNS and fabrics At Manchester frnl with upward
| tenda4ey. Cotton to arrive closed 1-1Gd lgher.
prealAluGs steady California white wleat ayarage
quality. 19eal3a ID; club. do, ia 3dGl2s Cd; red
| Western, 12a Cd. Corn 30a ID.
| Cheese Cos,
nacan unchanged.
| p4uIs, Sept. H.-Mcntos, 68f 15o.
, 1873-09-13
6laptc1ssc Court OF Illinois.


OrrAwA, Ill.,, Sept. 12.-The following buai-
pess was done In tho Supreme Court to-day
Palmor Va. Ford time to illo abstracts extended
ten days. Turner rs. Denuott motion for Cor
Atkins application for leave to Withdraw rec
ord to lilo as return to writ Of error allowed, but
record not to bo takon from Court to prepare ab-
stract aud briofs. Bond Of Clerk approyoa
Lodge; appeal dismissed with per cent dam
aros. Chadwick ys. C!app 1eava aBkod to with
draw record by. consent leave refused. Tot
terhaut yg: Paul suggestion q death n !. Of up.
iuotion filed 10 strife bill Of exceptions from the
record appellant asks for ton days tune to
file affidavit to sustain tho bil and motion
by appellee to allow him five days tlnlo
last m mentioned SSllowei. miller V. D1oisuor
motion for writ Of certiorari vs.. Mcclellan mo-
tiont to diBrnios appeal nhort record. Aorler
VI. 1'noin Stone Company motlGn o to dianlaa mna
ycr vi. poBBor; motion to disn:ss appeal.
prout "a. Daniels motion to dismiBs appeal,
| with + pnr cont damagos allowed. War
ren. Vs. uasbrough J., motion to dlamas nn-
lowed Illinois Central Railroad "a, Creglu
submitted OIL brief. Northern L Lino Packet Com
pauY VS. Dininger; abstracts doilciont and mo-
ton for further time made. Dowdon Vs. bow
| don continued for want OF aorvico in tlmc:
Conway vs. Hopkins motion to dismiss appeal
for want Of record, with 8 per cont damages d.
loved. Garrnbrant vH. Hall; Ramo motion o.
lowed. Washburn va. Doe eti"l; motion to Us.
ys. Marshall motion to iBmiBs appeal. Goold
va. Caldwoll motion to dismiss appeal for want
Of record, With S por cont damages, allowed
Linoback ys. L1neback; motion to diunllsa ap-
poal. Using W. Carr suggestion Of dilninution
OF record, and for cortiornrl. ....-....-.
Tho following gentlemen, examined on yostor-
day, wero admitted to the Bar: n. J; ;Angerson,
| William Borden Thomas Il. Druah, Albert R!lnh'
noll, Nathan Dncon q: L. Clark, Jaraos g. Chcs.
} brough, ". Y. Drury, ]. J.: Flanncry, Androw
Groh, ". L. Henderson, D. Al. KirIin, 3. D,
Lucas, William ?. Lantz, N. II. Moore, MiotuI
8. Mcdraw, A, Marx, U. Q. Gounall, William N
Pnaey, Il. i. Porter, T.. @. seovill II. btrawn
D. 8. Latham, g. II. Wilson. :.
On tho announcement Of tho names OF tht
/ successful applicants, Chiof Justice nreeso Dc
liyored q worry eloquent adlroas to the young
/ | lawyers.
Largo number OF students wero then o.
| arained In open court, whom tho court st
O'Clock adjourned till . n. M. tomorrow.
, 1873-09-13

Etruc,t 1,v LtcYatninC-.-ChlldD BROWNE
ctI--.Rody 1kosnrrccted---Ch1ck
County Republican Convcntion---
pontoon lsridgcs Over tho 1tfssisstp"
specta. Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune. 80
MoGnEoon, Iowa, Sept. 12.-Tho vito and
two daughtora of h1r. White, OF Howard
Contro, wore struck by lightning last 'scoh,
but fortunately escaped any Berious in
fury, Tie oldest girl WAS hurt about tho 1ond,
although no bruises wero visible. The hlloos
and stockings Of tho youngest wore torn from
llor, and scattered in every direction around t1e
room. uor logs to tho knoos wore badly burned.
Tho house ehowod no signs Of ever having boon
' J. L. 2oyer, Of Elkader, lost tt1o Child, last
wcols, by drowning in spring only fow roas
from tho door Of Lis house. Tho motlor Of the
Child was away ut tho time.
Tho body Of D. r. Smith, near Preston. Nina,
was taken out Of tho grave, and lott III tho
bushes near by. Ono Thousand dollara haa lG been
offered for the arrest Of tho perpetrators. They
aro still ut lnrge.
Tlo Republican County Convention Of Chick
worth for Representative e.. A. Hamilton fol
Auditor, and g. G.. Crofts for shoriH. Tho delo'
gutoB to tho Senatorial Convention were instruct
ed to vote for Andy J. Folt. Of tho Nashua Pos
for State Senator.
a pontoon-brdge has been built over the eas1
channel OF the Mississippi River, botweet
| McGrogor mud Prairio du Chion. completed tht
last Of last wool, and traina have been running
duly since it's completion. Tho bridge is bull
piles to tho channel, which is, at, this point
| about 800 foot widc. Across tho channel tw!
pontoous aro stretched, on which rails are laid
| and ar apron connects them with tho track o.
tho piiing. similar bridge il in proccBs o
| making for tho went chnnnel- This opens
new era in railroad crossing on tho princlpa
rivers.
, 1873-09-13


Father Burto ia lccturng In tho zonth Of ireland.
Tho London Cosmopolaan in.lnlRes In tho hope Of
sccnR Judah r. Nen1ain Lord Chief 5nstiee Of Eng
land.
Mr d. Moody ot m ,v,,g ,In aa ben s-
IT lnserual Noyeuuo for Tint dtssrlct.
George III. Pullman, Of pataco-cnr fhmo, Inns rur.-
chssed ground at Iang nrascl, llo1t M to George ".
Chls' cottngo, for N2,ooo. uo Will bnld cottage
tlero nesl sehhoils
tho Carliaa il na to be tlo Legal representative Of tho
royal families wosu nanca lo benla, an therefore.
tho legitimate heir Of tho CROWNS of Poland and Eps-
lind.
pt|ss won't 10 to Tarkia aths In brooklyn recently,
haying aight cold and hoping to get relief. IIo aays
uroca or into ood plunge Tho following day ho could
Scarcely speak, and now he Ia vocoicss.
Joseph ". rooto, Of d!ne1nau. owna ono Of ito
uniis thoroon barn, which VIVA duly dedicated with
religious ceremonies ono Sunday recently. Twelve
hundred reop!s were seatea II tao building On tho oo
Tho ney, Newman Hull, in bidding farewell to his
Congregation in London, prior to his departure for
ihia country, said ttns bo proposed first to go 70
to city nreachtne tho Gospel lecllrng on ccotals,
ond ura,uotuR far o could tho honda Of brotAcr-
hood bctwoen tho two nntsoha.
Jsnes Otis. tho nowly~clcctcd Mayor Of Ban Fran
e1Ee oeer o tho Mercantile b1ary Association ID 3
fnorchaut Of high character, aorln.law md former
arnar H. w rssovsd hls M ereao eenon se In
lilo counng-room Of william, rerkins Of Boston. AZ
tho ,H election of prcstsnt Grant, Ar' OILS was OF
Tho St. Lonta Times ssys: Times reporter Tat
MeUulag would tako tho elltornl management Of tht
Globe as aoon things could bo nrrangcd with Nj
soKoe. hir. k1coullash proposes to nssociate VII
him on tho Globe L.niRan, who wss iorssy M sy 81
nm ri thu heat from tho prt1
, 1873-09-13
PERSONAL.

Tho Hon. L. E. Weob, Of Lacrosse, IL at the Pacific.
Gen. H. A. Darnu1u, Of New York, Is at the Pacific.
The Hon. J. n Couger Of Rock Island, Is ut tho Pa
c1n,
Con. John p. Dlrfoo, Of Now York, Ia at tho sher-
man.
Judge D. N. Cooley and family Of Iowa, are at tho
Pacific.
The Lon. 2. E. oonuar, Of Salt Iako oty, ia at tho
Pacific.
The Hon. A. A. Kellogg, Of Hartford Conn.,, Ia At
tho Sherman.
Tho Hon. L. D, Btanton, Of Washington, .. O., is ut
tho Sherman.
Tho Hon. g. J. Anthony Of valparaiso, Is At tllo Ncst
Side Briggs.
Judge ]. Il. Thomas, Of st. Louis, IL Ut tho West
Bldo Briggs.
Il. O. Colgate, the "aosp man," Of Now Yorh, ia at
tho West Side briggs.
The Hon. D. d. Sherwood and family, OF Galveston,
Texas arc Ut the Sherman.
John 8. Cook. doneral Agent Of tho Pekiu, Peoria
Warsaw Railroad, Is ut the Pact1c.
II Co., James T. F1nnigan will call at this ofco ho
will ind valuable package marked to hts addroaS.
Mr. Mum, superyisor Of Internal Revenue, left for
tairo laBt evening" having discovered nothng aa to
who wsre tho partners Of Collector Harper III Ills grain
| enec,ation, In tho courso Of weak Mr. Mum WILL
return and resume his investigation.
NolI bryant aud Michael 0rary left for New York
yesterday, intending to return IN week or two Ihoy
will nnku m effort to arrago gaurball mateh a. pll-
ara betwoen Maurice Daily and George s!osaon 10 be
pnyed in this city ut tho coHo Of the proposed toasna
| nlent, and are likely to provo aucccssfnl.
Ja,ucs Roller and John Robertson, Of SUFFOLK
| Enalaud wo1o at tho Sherman House yestofaaS
These gent!omon to atond tho salo OF Snort
horns hold at Utica, n. T., OIL "wednesday. mr. HOB
eraon paid s40 COO for tho Eighth Duchess Of Geneva
and alr. Keller paid sa7,ooo for another fan'ou
| Duchess
Thu following were ut tue Commercial Hotel ycster
day: James Drummond, Oanada; II. g. Coulter, he'
York; i. 8. Gans, Boston; D. y. sau'pHon, hloat
clair, N. j.; J. j. Robertson, narlisonvllle, Mo.
Albert Dewey, Uadlz, o.: s. 7. Twltchell, M"rlor
Oh!n ]. 8. Johnaton, Albany; 3. 0. snow' Burning
ton, IL. T. q. sauret, s!oycnyillc, O.
Representatives Of tho four principal blllard-tan'
mamfactorios Of tho sty--Xe1es'", Esnanaol liruns
wickH, Gtoplan b1onholmcr {. Hurt and tho br'lhA
wick l. ualko 0pmpAniea-snct at Foey's ycalosaa
md agreed to subscribe $3.50 eacll toward natioh
tgee-ball billiard tournament 10 DO given III th!a cll
during Tie month OF November, md IN roura Tue
u,ako of talea Will 10 rEol alternately. Tho na1'ag
mcut of tho tournament haH b1en tntruascd to Al
Tom Foley, who hnB agreed to bccono Responsible Il
$1,000 to 10 given in p1zes. Further particulars vi
, 1873-09-13
SHtPWRECK.

Tho Grow OF tho Wrecked Whn1crs
the Anso1 GaibbH. Subj jcctud to brutal
! Trcntmont by tho OfficcEs~-1Anothor
VosseI with All lHcr Grow If0at In
tho I.nte Novn sCottsn Stor1n-.Nrect1
md Is ttilt ON tho Labrador ConstA -
Dosron, Bopt. 12.-somo Of the crew OF tho
wlialor Al,Bol GibbR, Of New Bedford, before 70.
ported wrecked in tho Arctic Ocoan, aud brought
to New Bedford In tho whaling -Bohoonor A,'hao
bradford, havo loached boston, ana toli nor .,
oi1lcors Of, the Anao1 Gibbs. Ihoy say, owing to
neglect to provide suitable provisions, tho CROW
syoro attacked with scuryy. They wore torr,by @
bcnten by Tho Captain aud First Matee, and altor
scurvy, md those who wero foremost In .protont-
Ing a;tainat their ill-troatmant woro loft on an
isiand, tho Captain OF tho Abbio Bradford rofuB-
II HALIFAX, @ TN n. g., sopt. 12.-Nowa has boon re-
ceived Tint tho brig Ellen Boudrat en1lk ut hor
anchors in Causo Day, during tho 1ato gallo, and
all on board aro supposed to be lost. .,
Passengers BY, tho digablea stea'nor Clty OF
Bristol will bo taken to Nov York tomorrow.
NEW YonK, nopt. IA gentleman WHO nr-
rived in tl,is city to-day direct from IRbrnaor,
giyos tho following Information about tho oGeota
OF tho recent storm on thai coast:
falling buildings: !hcro wore air eqnare-rigged
voaseia on this harbor, al Of which wore ., tost
with thoir crews. Tho flshermon Lost a!l their
ool-liver oil, Of which they Ind accumulated
largo and rich quantity, Or oil tho losaos e.
copt tint Of lifo mono will be folt moro Hovorely
than thiB.
Tho loss Of life on lind, M far ns could DO as-
cortained, wns twonty-threo womon, fomr- m
number Of lives =. lott : in akiffs nnu
in boats near tho Bhoro could not DO calculated.
| Disconsolato womon wore rushing IN all difee-
tiona on tho morning after the gale, seeking
nnwa OF their husbands, fathurs, and brothors.
THOR erica wore hoartronding,. and nearly an OF
| 1nfk ypff1nt ff}nf1 Hhn1fnr change
OF clothing. Tho fow huts IN low ground which
had outliYod tho storm wore actually PACKED
with mon, women, md children aooking sholto1
from tho cold and peltipg rain which prevailed
on tho morning after tho gallo. Tho inhabitants
lost most Of their proyialons, md should vossolE
| which will bo sent to tho roltof Of those unfor
tunato creatures, who are deprived Of shelter
] food, and clothing on q coast which at this soa
son is provorblally droary and inhospitable, b
delayed through BtrogB Of weather or othor acci
tlonts, I. torriblo famino must DO tho noxt allie
tion to bofatl the now grievoualy afflicted hshor
mon mud women in that ruin~stricken region.
, 1873-09-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


o11 n,.1,n.s -. ur.eaH"' o.. IN
,, AiMtAfG IAf \. ..:,'''eepe' Liz
5enr y: ~. tA"A1le: yt!1u.. 4I l'ol, ,S,. MG9u.
stnr hiuhkegon, Hrand naYes1, aunnfles;
sclr Robert p King, pent%atoT, tan bark
scaw =. =. Mlls@0n @ euHMngAs iii 4ia .1 l1eI "ooo'
seow M aranEes. mllnsas ass f1e.. I1 ~ono. .,,,..
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aeo" y. =. butts, 5aus1tuea, Moou. ,,
large ApPreatlca noyt uEann iiafen, 1uu1nof.
Largo uoluen HARVEST, 1EAna EaVeh, 1u1loeF.
barge y. y ~ 9fanu a.a,!s,a haSeh. 1Sa lMm9er. IT,,
5coW faaaiHas1a A4la"la q aaet, ."n 1etAs
5cnr E9an10n, nsasaehon' nM aa'"oeR.
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Seo" atpcn oa5. ttItsct"n t.,Js hoo"'
ssar ,aca Aatss' ue.sSa' pSsl,se ansseo aac mnpGr'
anago asagg, = ps;ntcr WINK g,,te I,ph.r
6co" - 1anner, nouth iiaseH. "oou'
esSp @ East' 9asla aeaerieh. salt: ,'l,..o, ,z,,.
nshs nh =: n,aak -, HuIeI' 1Han uoi mo'"'
Ssnr Sn tdsn 3Har nt"at,ann aHn n'p'''
Sshr LII Malissi',c,,a Iii nEonn, nsu ns Tmr,hor
oeh. oehr Htnrrnr 3,snfsrv,iio' ,,nnI ,'A:
81. ne NI ~ 7I, Hu1 VIII ~ H ,,,a .,o.
5cas 5 MNa{} a}, tn9a' ni ',vha % ''e''
6snw t 19 nu,.. 11ui r, .ns ~. 'sac, ~. , .nn'pes'
6cl 5hr soha;so Ii ,,tstasa rtsts in.ni.a.
@ sonE nsa M!cneisoat e1anlntee, a., !ntnuest
iea 6tns S,1san Ssnna' ,ssau1 H. Suso1n ,,ins
sehr atngnoha, Mnskegon. ls'aeor.
senr ltnSca Mss M9NSxeEon w., aoinpeI. 's,!,or
sene e,.s y. !, Sus'1, H1s,eass MAaassou' a Msuee'
, 1873-09-13

NRW YohK, Hept. 12.-Deeye8-ltectlpa, %, making
4gi6 for folg lays agaiuH 1720 thu same t!saa last
week Narkss ostre.ae'y dull At yestsrdsya a9oa
Ga12lic for Western steara galcs include cata In
diana sseera, X owt, at lo2t@llXe; cars Kentucky
7;5 owt, 11Gsl2o. ann
for four days, aganst 1n,7al sa,ao tina Esst week.
Trade Moerato ~ SAa Tor nn4 ta una u,, IS ,s
axe, car, 1uo Lp, d'1u; l car, 05sMa, d ! ! car
Ganala 12l lts 64o; rat Stale limbs, CD Ass BAc
car Gs la, 7c; Mr. 10 t6s, 1o; car, 6o bsr eo,
Bwino-IarcIpta, 163, ak!ng 10, 1850 sanlc tme 1aat
week. Num- on sslo uliye. 1rcssei arm Ut
WA HgAttst u!lls Eo.lng ut 7lao.