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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
A Curious Criminal.



On The 9th Of December Isu, s'yousg
man Of talent and education ives guile.
tined In the public spare Of Cssn, France,
In Tho presence NJ . great multitude OF
people. lie was . "6rssbuG," and during
The Two or three months presiding his esp
turs, had 10 TIN skies Of oil Normandy
with The light Of burning villas, farm
houses, hsy.ricks and barns. There was
nothing In bis character or position 10 a.
tract attention 10 him. lie was sssistant
teller In the Caen branch Of the Bank Of
France, and was noted for the decorum
and blamelessness Of his life. An In.
trigue with . ck-jobber, the pivot Of
which was that he (the tsller) should COM
muuicats con6deniially to the jobber In
formation which his ositiou enabled him
10 acquire, and share the profit Of stock
specnlatiohs founded thereon, led ulti.
mstely to . QUARREL. After the quarrel
the young man took five glasses Of sbsin-
the, and when night Game set fire 10 the
stool, jobber's villa, destroying II and oil
.its contents, Including the wife aud child
Of the occupant. Although on the follow
ing day, when told Of the occurrence, he
manifested more emotion than . French
man usually exhibits when his neishbor's
house and wife burn up, he was no more
suspected Of having ocoasioned II than the
Emperor or Bishop Dupanloup. From this
time forward an, irresistible inoendisry
mania posse ssed him. lie resigned his
position ct the bank on the plea Of III
health, and set of on a lsisurely tour thro
Normandy, leaving the night skies behind
him red with the glare Of the flames he
had secretly Kiniled, 70 body suspected
him. He was nm invalid banker, pale, In
.teresting, we'll alfred, with plenty Of
money, and irreproac liable credentials.
One night q farm laborer, sitting at .
rear window Of farm house, making
love TO on, of the maids, saw flicker Of
fire at one Of the straw ricks. He was
counting economically In the dark, aud
this strange flash, darting mysteriously
out of the night, made his girl scream and
his personal shock of hair'stand up like
an electrified mop. But he rushed out
couragcously, and caught man, whom he
proceeded to pound with much energy and
consistency, at The same time raising an
alarm Of fire. His furious believing i'm
mediately assembled all the inmates Of the
farm house, as we'll as the neighbors. They
found their captive TO be . well-dressed
person, with his pockets full Of patent
matches and divers other Ingenious and
mysterious appliances for exciting com .
bustion. When tax en- before the marie Of
the neigboring village, the "6rs.bug" i'm
mediately made frank and full confess
sion, and the sequel thereof was, IS We
have related, his execution took place in
the market place Of Caen, amid the curses
and excavations Of the citizens. lie had
destroyed twenty-one houses and fourteen
lives. ia H
Doctors and lawyers, rs we'll as news.
'pnper readers, are familiar with many
phases and manifestations Of moEomanis,
but It is not often that SO striking a sample
of the metiveless and irrational sire. bug
is offere to their inspection.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

The bill passed by the National House
recently, TO pay the awards Of the South
ern Claims Commission Appropriate
about $500, 600, distributed among more
than thousand claimants, representing
every one Of the insurgest States OF the
late war. This bill will doubtless be fol-
loved. ifths time Of Congress allows, by
smaller one, covering awards in some spe
cial cases, held back for fuller investiga
tion, and amounting, perhaps, TO one huh :
dred and ffsy thousand dollars, or from
that t. two hundred thousand. The indi-
cations are that Congress is on The high
road 70 The payment Of all claims arising
FROM the war, except the status Of the
claimants or the irresponsible nature OF
the lssses suffered, acquits the govern
ment OF even q bare equity obligation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

Lord Lytton, as he appeared once in his
library five or six years ago, is thus des-
ctided by n gentleman who had the pleas
are OF q ohatty interview with him:
Hfytton was seated in the library, 10
frat Of q large open crate, in which glow
Cd lou fire. Around him were his books,
and On b desk on his right pile Of pa-'
pere. Al his feet lay heep Of newly ca
periodically German, Italian, French -
Eneli6h. When entered he was sno1-
ing Q cigar and as the fcotman IMPRESSED
ny name his lordship rose languil1y, -
win IN indescribable air Of aristo11ntie
ksuisar and dignity notions ~ - .
seat He was dressed in en- 1I111<1<1ly
enbfoioered dressing gown H. ho1(y 81
Of which all but hid the nel n>r>1>1 1ll<~
pcrs. Tall, thin, and rs1<F1e1--uIih
heavy nustache, elaborateiy uIuuo4,
care fnily brushed dark hair, long 1<1is-
tophelian nose, prominent chin, and oushy
eyebrovs-I could hardly realize that L
saw before me the author Of some Of the
most brilliant fctions in the English Ian
guage- He lnoked more, much more, like
a Isnguid, fashionable fop, whose whole
soul was in his rouge-pot and his stays,
than like The accomplished scholar and
astonishingly industrious student he IN
doubtedly was. When, however, he en-
se4ei into conversation, h. showed il 70
bcficr advantage
Ala subsequent visit Lord Lytton ex-
crerssd 10 the same writer his belief that
'-1h> Lady sfI.ysn< ''King Arthur" and
/ oThe Last Days cf ro.r<i we're the best
/ Of his work .. Dic1 <as- On she other hand,
~A> ess prs<<ut preferred "Aosey, " -Ms
<t<<Ln and <II1 <@r<o1< aud the ~,
j,srn.snts e<<@ rIf<er ~ aud drank 3
+ <css leal Of ris> 4>I>r< tsey ceased tbsir
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

~sssess wss8e Ieeese@9
Dyspepsis 10 M meet peftlssias u IN h~ssas all.
mssis Is st@yioms are AInsss isAnits ~ their
variety, aud The 6fIors sd dsspssssss victims %
The dIssss often fancy issmsstes The prey, In iafs-
Of vsry Known msisdy. rhish dss, In part. 10 Tho
eio.s sympathy which esI.is bs'vss0 Tho stomach
and The BRAIN end Ia part sIso 10 the het that any
dlssurbanee fths digestive fupo iion rressssriy
dI.sords Tho liver, The bowels snt the nsrvea.sys-
ien and Affects, 10 some sstsnt the quality Of ihs
blood. A medicine that. iks iosiettsrs's bi'isFss
not only tones the stomach. but 81 the sans time
controls the liver produces regular habit Of body,
braces the percs. purinss the nuIds and "mInls-
ters 10 mind diseased" is thevvorc shss true asd
only sp@clnc for Indigestion. Such 10 tho operation
Of thls famous Vegetable restorative. u not only
,dyspcpsis but also al eonconi,snis and cos-
sequeiess. Moreover. 1t b Invaluable % prewn-
tive Of indigestion. No ono who ohooses 10 taksa
half wInegisssfni Of this sgrseabh appetizer and
sismsehe habltnaily three tlmss DAY Will ever DO
troubled With oppression aftsr eating. nausea, sour
sruetstions, or any other indications 81 want of
vgor 10 tho digestive and sssIilating organs. Tho
debility and isnguor supsrinduccd BY hot weather
arc I'm mcdiately and permanently relieved by the
Ilittors and personH who arc constitutiousily iu-
lined 10 look upon life .as through glass, DARK
w." will be ant 10 take brighter and more hcpcml
view oSthe situation under The genial innuenoo OF
this wholesome medicinal stimniant. SO
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
Saturday Night.

Another week has passed. Sew
en- more days havo gone Into the
great ocean of eternity, bearing
with them tho true record Of the
deeds VIC have" done in the body"
We stand on the brink of q now
day, bright and resplcndent with
holy memories, classic with divine
associations which can excite no
other emotion in our souls than
that Of awe, mcllowcd by tho ten
dcrcst feelings of gratitude TO Him
who doclh all things well" Let
tho book of our lives be closed with
tho chapter just ended, and opened
again ut II new page, whose clear,
unstaincd surface, no dark decd,
no unholy thought has yet been
written let us cndcavor by Il care;
ful Observance Of the Divine in
junction, /" do unto others rs we
would have them do By u.s. 10
preserve tho now tablet free from
those narrowing memories WHICH
come TO US as the z" wages of sin,
even before tho icy hand of the
great leycler is laid upon our bro WIS
A hew week. .ushercd in BY Gods
own day, should always impress
upon us the importance oi improve
mcnt. tho grand idea that there is
something TO do for all Of us W hic''
can make life brighter TO those
around us, and lessen the cares by
which it is constantly surrounded
II is our Sunday greeting to al our
readers, f" Remembers tho Sabbath
day TO keep IL holy Good night.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
T'nE GREAT FREsCH nkAEDr.
DELAMARREs SPECIFIC PILLS.

PREF AIRED by J. GAKANtIEKE' NJ -'T h"' 1o"'
hard, Paris.
These pills are highly Recommended l., the cnVro
Medical Faculty Of Frame M the vrry hest remedy
IN ali cases of Spermaturriltra, or Seminal Weak
ness Nightly, Daily or Tremaiue Enisnions sexn-
al Weakness or Jmpoieucy; wcahn mes. aris'r from
secret habits and sexual exccsses Rc'assion inc
Genital Organs; Weak Spine; deposits IN the Urine,
and all tho CHASTITY train OF diseases ar'sin; rom
Oyeruse or Fxcesses. They crrr wher Az "iher
remedies fail. Pamphlet .; advice IN each box or
will.be sent free to any address. Price 81 pc. ooa.
RECENT of price OSCAR G. MOSES, is Corilandt
st., New York, Sole General Agent for America
aug. 3, lS72-47:lyr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
TO MARRIED LADIES

thcY arc particularly suited. They Will in short
time bring on tho monthly period with regularity I;
and although very powerful. coniain nothing hurt.
l 10 the constitution. IT, all cases OF Nervons ana
Sninai Affections Pains In the back and limbs IA
tgue on slight excrtion, paIpiiation "fthc Heart.
IIyst erIcs and Whites they will effect cnre when
aIi other means have failed. Tho circulars arsnnd
each package give full directions and advice, Or Will
be sent free to AID writing for them, sealed from OBJ
scrvation.
HB-Iu al cases where the Genuine cannot be
oil tanned, One Dollar enclosed to tho sole fropr,e
tor JOB MOSES, IS CortIHnpt ST., New York will
insurc bottle OF the genuine ntanipg my pills.
by return mail, securely sealed from any knowiedgo
OF its contents. -.l, IA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

Tag LAsr wokDs or NAPOLEAy Ill
The last words pronounced BY the Bnpe-
ror, says the London Figaro, in his dying
moments. we're addressed 10 his old aud
faithful friend, DR.. Conneau. They
we're: aEns1 vous q Sedan p where
YOU At ssdan7) Subsequently, the En-
rress hels his hand in hers. and gently
kissed IL; the Emperor smiled, and his
lips moved, as II rsturinE his ~iiss en-
brace but be never uttered another word
amer that last thought-aSedsn !"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

How He Won HER.-Horace T. Clark,
vanderbilfs son-;n-law and right bower,
was one Of the most eloquent lawyers in
the city. One day, bsing poor he vent into
Vandsrbilts Office and said: "Connodore
Vanderbilt, like your daughter and she
likes me, want your consent TO my mar
rying herr aAhr said the old man,
cynicslly, 'syou want my mo1sy, d'yea
Clark turned toward The door, an said,
.Oh, you aud your money bel SAY
young fellow r shouted Vanderbilt ''ceue
back here, you can have her = 81 1t
married the girl, LEFT Law, went lac Wall
street, and is worth twelve 10 dfiesA NIL
lions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

Calernfi, "a English hangnansi is a ro-
busi. benevolent looking old man, with n
slight sio1p' aul trifs shsky ia his
gait. wio wears . ciericaily cut black
suit and long white hair and beard. His
assistant. AID probably successor. j. .
reil-to-do Wels5man, Of ihiriy-fre, who
has morbid foudncss for witnessing last
scenes. They bsth are amateur gardeners
rlza -7zl professionally snIloysd-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

One more popular belief fas been re
morseiessly swept avsy-thss is the old
and reil-estsblisbed belief that whoever
had in his possession an umbrella was
owner oft. A man in England, who was
recently found with one be could not ae-
count for in a manner satisfactory 10 the
court not only had all his old theories on
that subject upset, bat was sent 70 prison
for fourteen miserable days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
Wk.r polSr. Ga Sept. 8. 1871.


w. II. Tut:
"A have with fortiiuje aud patience tried nearly
every patent edicinc known 10 the people without
any efec,ual rolcf 1t WAS surgesied by some OF my
n lends to take your Vegetable Pills, for which an
nader obligations for said suggestion. II being
IA yorsbe one propose to state tho ELECTS seigh
more than ever did, and my health 4. far better
than It has been In fve years. certainty gre az
,ha rcdit 10 your pills aud there Ia an
iporease in the e milv, you muy bet fitis male
that his name shall 10 Tut.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
voLLEY FIRED FROM FOUR GUNS


the outrage occurred. A physician who
was called probed the woand, and gave II
as his opinion that Mrs. Pot:er's death
was caused by hard tow wad discharged
from a gun in the hands Of the serenading
party. Il is gratifying to announces that
the parties have been arrested, and three
Of them we're committed TO- the Jail Of Fay
cite county. The citizens 10 the vicinity
express the greatest indignation at this
shocking occurrence, and universal
wish prevails for the prompt aud severe
punishment Of all concerned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
DELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
RRYAN,S PULMONIC WATERS

Cnre Conrhs, iI,',l, N>;In'9. T. ,'Hct +. Sore
Throat, Uuarsene,,, q Met 80 'cSH ent
Consumption and l.,' :, b..e"H'. ire ""' 30
taste Of medicine, aud an' ~ ~, ile"'.
Tbousapds have lecu rc,tu 81 ica'i,, Ia ~ be-
forc despaired Test in,ony give" hun rTs fcases.
ASK for BR,ANs puLnoAi WA:tRs. frce ~ cents
rer box JOE MOSES pr0r,e,O', IS ''rilandt st .
Now York. t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

A little boy was asked BY bis teacher to
vrife composition on the subject Of water
asd the following is the production
"a Water is good 10 drink, 70 swim In and
10 state on when frozen. When | was .
little baby, the nurse used to battle me
every morning in water. have been told
that The Injuns don't wash themselves but
once in ten years. wish was an In
iun.n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
A Musket Charivari.
MURDER OF A BRIDE.
From The Now 70 rk Herald.

From The New Yo rk Herald.
RICHMOND, Va, February 8, 1873.
lam in receipt of dispatch from Fay
ette county, West Virginia, which states
that most shocking outrage and terrible
tragedy occurred in the neighborhood Of
Mountain Cave, that couuty,a few nights
since. Nearly eighteen months ago the
people of the same county were shocked by
a fa tai ARRAY, which took place near the
same locality, between two citizens, named
John O'Colenlan and Madison Neal, in
which the latter was killed. 1t is unfortu-
nately my duty now to record the murder
of n sister of Madison Neal, not more
than one-half mile from the spot where
her brother was sent, without warning to
an untime ly grave.
1t appears that the laly, who was
buxom and charming mountain maid, was
woocd and won by n Mr.. Potter, very re-
spectacle, indus rous aud. worthy man.
Thursday, the 22d ult., was the day set
apart for the wedding, and the twain were
united in the holy bonds of wedlock. But
then the course Of true love does nat al
ways run smooth, and so it was the newly
married couple:
THE MARRIAGE WAS Celebrated
W iih all tie usual ceremony and festivity.
The neighbors ate and drank and danced
to their hearts content, until midnight,
when the welded two were left TO retire.
They had scarcely retired when they were
disturbed by the hideous sounds of chari-
vari that were waited towarl them by a
breeze so still that it scarcely disturbed
the floating white mountain mists. As
the serenading party neared the residence
of the married pair, the discordant sounds
of blowing horns aud the beating OF tin
pan tanlbourines were occasionally inter-
rupted by the more shrill, sharp aud
OMNIBUS CRACKS OF MUsKETs,
shotgun aud rides. Soon the party ar
rived at the house, and then the noise Of
their horrible instruments, coupled with
the intermittent ischarges Of the fire.
arms, produced most alarming effect on
the bride and bridegroom. TWAS found
that the serenaders numbered eight per-
sons, SO disguised, however, that they
could not be recognised from any point Of
observation within the house. just at
this junoture il occurred 10 the bride, who,
fearing that their intention might be more
hostile than complimentary, TO ask the
party in to take some refreshments, and
thus appease any luminosity they might
entertain. She accordingly advanced to
the door, accompanied by her siep-daugh-
ter, and opening it she stood on the
threshold, with lighted candle in her
hand. Almost simultaneously with her
appearance there was
voLLEY FIRED FROM FOUR GUNS
at her, the contents of one striking the
door-post, CHANGING and entering The
brides Mrs. Potter's) ear, and lodging in
the center Of the brain. With Shrek
and cry OF agony the unfortunate bride
Of few hours fell 10 the ground, from
which she was shortly afterward removed
by her husband and daughter tc the wed.
ding bed. The villains who perpretrated
is cowardly and barbarous outrage dis.
appeared in the darkness, but in more
sudden manner than that in which they
came. Mrs. Potter, after suffering the
most excruciating agony,
| r~a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye acts like Magic.

Trade supp,icd by II. Y. GEonGx, Galveston
WugELocK FiNLAY h Co., N. o.; CoKNkR 4 Wal.
xER and H. q. HosKISs& Co, Dallas, anu all drug
gists throus hunt the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
vVHE BROWN COTTON GIN.

Planters, do not pay four and Ave dollars per saw
for your Cotton Gin when you can get u Q bes, IN
market fully guaranteed, for twenty-five or thirty
per cent less. We have no agents In Texas, fhere-
lore y.u will get the benefit Of the agents commits
sions aud ullowa by ordering direct OF the man
ufacturers Send for circular with iuii particulars
and testimonials. Address,
ISRAEL. +. BROWN, President,
Brown Cotton Gin Co,
New London, Conn.
wn24-imos
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
BEWARE OF oouNTERFEirs'
IAN uAOpl, Sir james Clsrlxe's
JVD MVDEO Female pills

are erensreiy CouSrERYEIrGn. Dishonest D"gg"h en-
ecuror 10 sell The couaisjesfo mrke greater prcn ire
genuine hare ihe name Of Job Moses on eaeh pack-
ave All others are wort HESS inii,at, n.y. The gen-
uinc Pills are falling IN the cure Those pain
iui aud dangerous Diseases to which The female con.
sttutiOn is subject They moderate All sxcedses ano
i4-.I.-i Inn. GrI.I. nj
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

Is sOzODONT, and II Jon use !. daily.
the white CLEAN Of the pearls beisc>n %
parted fnbies viii prove lis ,ezeellas-e q
|ruRas;fxice. ana the Eeeiness 81 <
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
COL JOHN R. BlYLoR's
LEGISLATIVE SPREE

comes off Monday, a special train
leaves at eight in the morning ar
irving at Houston at Eve. The guests
lay over until Tuesday, when an
other special train carries them to
Galveston. arriving at 1890. I'M
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
IHVo rPUhoH UI
RAILROADS.

The feeling here seems to be de-
cidedly antagonistic'to giving away
immense slices of tho public domain
to spectators in railroad stock.
This feeling has cropped out, and,
in spite of subsidized presses, little
presents, petits soupers, &C., &c, the
lobby mill finds material in the
House not so easily moulded as
that in the Senate. The
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

psrrks clI aIr<R. No. a., Royal Arch ns,cns.
vii r-l~t n III I.f>ric Hall In the city Of Dallas
.. g. r &; s.' " Z H L ;;''
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3. y. ADAMS. .---.'...-...''s. L. lhoSAhp
a DAMS s LEONARD.
BANKERS,
TExAs

w. ,ern,Iently located In this city, and do
general Band rs Bpsinsss. We buy aud sell Er-
Sr~ " YorK lrw ORLEANS, .
SRI louls. GALVESTON & Housrox,
And an the piidirie owns Texas. and draw direct
On ff4 irinc,Pls Cities Of Europe.
W. DIAL in Ie$,&, silver rsd Curr~ney, and
make collect a. al accessible points in the State
D-iia-. OCT .. 1s7s-sf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30
snake Charming.

Mr. John b. Lewis, one of the most re-
liable citizens of Allensville, KY, the pro
prietor of the hotel al that place, witnessed
a few days ago, the following case of snake
charming He heard squirrel chattering
in an unusual manner, and crept steadily
to the place, where he saw squirrel run
ming up and down tree. A large black
snake was lying at the root OF the tree win
its mouth open, but perfectly motionless'
The squirrel would run to the top OF the
tree each time, and each time In coming
down would come nearer the snake until II
deliberately put its head in the snakes
mouth, and tie snake commenced swali0w,
ing It, AT this juncture Mr.. Lewis killed
the snake, and set the squirrel at hoer'y'
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30

CATs.-An exchange says There is no
doubt that the cat as domestic animal is
complete success. In all the little essen
tails of leaving its hairs on your best coat,
leaving strawberry marks without warning
on any portion of your anatomy, OF always
being under your feet when in hurry and
always in the chair you have just sat down
in. il is an ideal animal Considering all
these delightful characteristics it is per-
haps unreasonable to expostulate with that
particular feline whose nocturnal uluations
have disturbed the tranquility of this neigh
borhood of late. Nevertheless, having ex-
ercised all the christian charity in our pow
or, we do not feel called upon to suffer
longer, and this is to warn whatever fair Or
otherwise individual owns the periodical
howl in this vicinity must look out for her
loved one. Two shot-guns, rifle, trunk
of boots and shoes, and for the last an as
sortment Of wash bowls await her,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30
HARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD.
ANGE OF TIM E.
1873. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. 1873.

1873. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. 1873.
On and after Monday, June goth, 1872, trains
will run as follows:
MIXED.-Ieaves Rutland at 800 A. m, con-
Meeting at State Line with train for Troy.
MAII.-Leaves Rutland $50 a. M, and max
ing close connections at Chatham Corners
with trains for New York, Albany, Hudson, and
both east and west on ID. a A. RI.
MIxED.-Ieave Rutland at 2.so p. m, to Ben
nington and Troy.
attached. -Leaves Rutland at 1880 a. IN.
FARE.
Rutland :, 70 New York -.-.-.- &c Ss
TO Hudson, W
rH-No lay over checks given.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Mail, s.sb p. M; Mixed, 1905 p. M; Mixed
'''' " y" r. G. WHITE, supt.
Rutland, June IA, 1872. mayld&wtf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30

CELERY PLANTS From Peter Hender-
~ son ready ON and after June Ath: Send IN
your orders. Cabbage plants Tor late crop Dy
ready about July list. Flower plants, among
which is the celebrated Amaranthas Saisii9i na
9uets. Wreaths Sc'. made to order.
s. CLEMONS,
maybdly Near Fair GROUNDS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-30

HNAGS.-We have now in stock an assort-
Il ment OF Dennisons Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we VIII
sell at manufacturers prices
We have also a good stock OF "Phillips Be-
curity Hook-Tags," very convenient ana SER
viceable article for merchants. Among Its ad-
yantages are: Goods can be more readily mark
ed than by any other means; the tag Is so Sc
curely locked that II cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
to tear other goods or your fingers They are
safe, strong and cheap. Call and examine
them. GLOBE PAfEh W.