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New YORK, Oct. ,.
n Shreveport dispatch says the new cases
of yellow fever are much milder and all are
doing well. Among yesterdays interments
were G. w. Lewis, business manager of the
Shreveport Times, Lieut.. L. A. Woodruff,
United States engineers, Charles Horn, en-
gincer, and Rev. Father Gcrgand. This
makes four catholic priests dead.
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From Washington.

HAYDENs EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
New York, Oct. 3.
Prof. Hayden's exploring party are eX-
pected in Washington next week.
SPEAKER BLAINE
Washington special says there is no
organized opposition to Speaker Blaine's
reelection.
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Gathering of Grangcs.

New YORK, Oct. 2.
A st. Louis dispatch says that at meet
ings of Changers held in Jefferson City and
Carthage, Mo-, yesterday, addresses were
made by prominent speakers. Five thous-
and persons were present at the latter place.
The procession was two miles long, and
forty oranges were represented.
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ffFFff II IND UEFAH I { NE Ut TN1INSs
TRAINS AHhrvE AT arr1.Sp.
from Bellows Faus, i:4o & fs,2o q u -z:av s
1888 p. u.
Burlington ig.4o q 'ii.51 &. u 1880 s 100
D. IN.
Port Henry, 'i162 a. III
Bennington, tl2;o5 p, IL, ts;yO & '9:sS
N.
Saratoga, 'll:s5 a. IT,, s.os .. IN.
salem, 1ao & 1880 q. rn., ts:40 3 AS. p. II
TRAINS LEAVE srTLAso.
tor Bellows Fsls, 1880 & 1850 o. m, 'lS.iO 1000
D. n.
Burlington l4a & t5;4o a. m, 'sso sos p.
m.
Port Henry, sos p. IN.
Bennington, 1900 & $3.50 d. L., a t2:25 .. IN.
Is Saratoga, 600 a. m, S $3.50 p. IN.
" Salem, 2:10 1900 .. m, 1900 1900 p. IA.
Mail Train mixed
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WELLs.-Rcv. w. T. Ross having re-
turned from his vacation, will resume the
usual services in the Univcrsalist church,
preaching next Sunday at 1Ot a. m. and at
| p, m.
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Royal Mike proved himself broth Of
boy" and stepped off as in the first and
second heat, with Vermont Boy close be-
hind him. In this heat Belle seemed to
wake up little and made il nip and
tuck " thing for the Boy that unfortunately
broke on the home stretch and lost little
ground.
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Royal Mike knew how it was himself.
for he went to the front at the frat and
kept it, though Vermont Boy made things
lively for him. The other nags "tripped
the light fantastic" little and lost much
ground by so doing.
SECOND HEAT.
Mike again at the head Vermont Boy
pressing him hard on the first round, but
but broke badly on the second and came in
well in the rear.
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CATHOLIC FAIR.

A fair for the benefit OF the New Catholic
church Mow IN the course OF erection) Will be
held IN Town Han, at Fairhayen, commencing
Monday, October 9th, and will continue during
the week. A liberal patronage Is expected from
all. Several useful and fancy articles are offered
Tor sale. oct2dlw
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE }
CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
ID. c., Sept 30, 1878 p. M.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle Atlantic States, easterly
winds, cloudy and threatening weather.
From New England to lower lakes north
epstsrly winds and cooler and clear wealth
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1cW Advertisements.

GcW advertisements.
X E NJ o V A l.
Having made arrangements with Mr.. Il. n.
Merriam at No. 10 Merchants Row, to occupy
the Same store with him, notice Is hereby given
that have remoycdm my stock of
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS, ETC.,
to that place, where may be found, at all times,
large stock ut prices and terms TO suit.
:4-Call and examine them.
GEORGE q. DAY.
Rutland, oct. |, 1873. oct2diw
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for sale.


A flock OF $50 pure Spanish Sheep, ofthc "Don
Pedro" and improved Paular" breeds, belong
ing To the estate OF the late Joseph sheldon OF
FairhaNen. Also 90 line lambs % yearlings, in
nne condition for shipping; 100 hne breeding
ewes and stock bucks. WIN be sold altogether
or IN lots to suit customers. For further partic-
uarS, call upon, or address
:. W. BAILEY, ADMIR-.
scpl9dtf Fairhayen, Vermont.
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The exercises closed about o'clock and
all went their respective ways seemingly
well satisfied with the spot of the day.
The best of order was kept, there was no
rowdyism or drunken brawls.
The officers of the Addison County
Horse Fair may well feel pleased with
their first exhibition. They have labored
hard to make the enterprise a success and
they have succeeded, perhaps beyond their
expectations They advertised to do every
thing on the square, and to pay promptly
all premiums, and they did. They even
went so far as to pay S15 on an old coon
that was not entered even for premium. 1t
was two legged fellow from Winooski,
T J Coon he is called at home. lie is
real hairy fellow and with more "chcek"
than coons are supposed to have
During the racing said Coon perambu-
lated the broad walk of the grand stand,
which is about four feet from the ground,
and somehow he managed to poke his legs
through defective bit of flooring, and in
the operation, tore his "best Sunday 20 to
meetings little rent, triangular in shape.
about two inches long. He thought il
worth sl5, and blandly informed the otil-
GERS so, said they cost him in Burlington
S17. As before stated the $15 was prompt
ly paid and the Coon went home happy
with more money than when he came.
The officers now propose to get these
very valuable pants and keep them as
relic of the First Addison County Horse
Fair.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
STATIONS.
VIC Bristed, 3 years old, list premium.
$40.
Edwin Walker, years old, ID premium,
s..
Henry Hammond, years old, LIST pre-
MUM, So.
John Halsom. years old, ID premium,
S.
J Preston, year old LIST premium, SO.
SINGLE DRIyISG HORSE AND MARE.
II f Dean. Cornwall, LIST premium, Sl5.
j r Nash, New Haven I'd premium,
$40.
BROOD MARE WITH COLT.
IT Stickncy, Shoreham, LIST premium,
$40.
c A Smith. Vergennes, I'd premium, 81.
THREE YEAR OLD MARES.
Frank Moore, Shorcham, LIST premium,
$40.
Paul Shackctt, Cornwall, Cd premium,
S..
TWO YEAR OLD MARES.
II. S. Iangdon, New Haven, LIST premi-
UNI, SO.
NJ. Keller. Cornwall, ID premium, "a.
BEST YEARLING MARE OR GELDING.
ii. S. LangdSn, New Haven, LIST premi-
UNI, S6.
j. Cherbino, Weybridge, I'd premi-
UNI, SO.
BEST SUCKING COLT.
J. r. Stickney, Shorcham, LIST premium,
$40.
r. ID. Rider. New Haven, ID premium.
81.
=. b. Warner, Cornwall, 3d premium.
So.
BEST PAIR MATCHED HORSES.
A. A. Fletcher, Bridpor, LIST premium,
S15. Il.
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MAILS ARRIVE,

Harlem Extension way, 9.35 p. IN.
Eastern way, 2.2O p. IN.
Troy way, ABS p. IN.
Troy, Lao a. m, 1l45 a. IN. and 4.55 p. IN
Albany, ll.45 a. M, 4.55 and $40 p. III.
Boston, LAO a. IN. and 2.20 p. m.
Canadas, 1910 a. IN.
Northern way, 11.32 a. m.
Burlington, 1910 and II. 32 a. III.
Saratoga way, 1l.45 a. In.
New York, II As a. IN. and 4.55 p IN.
Connecticut River way, S.45 p. IN.
Woodstock way, stage ll.55 a. m.
Chittenden, tuesdays and Saturdays 1890 n IN.
Stockbridge (stage) 1890 p m.
eS-Malls will be promptly closed at the speci-
feed hour; all letters deposited in the street
boxes Will be collected at s.45 and IL 90 a. M,
1910 1880. 8.05 and last collection for all night
mails, ut 900 p. m. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box at the Depot will be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de-
partlire Of each mail train
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HOUSE AND LOT
+ o Il s A l. e .

+ o Il S A L h.
The subscriber offers his House and Lot, stu
ntcd ON Prospect street, for sale. The house
was erected within a few years, and has eight
rooms. Water In the first and second stories,
and garden under good state of cultivation
The premises win be sold cheap.
septSd4m C. t. YOUNG
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NIsI PRIUs.

RUTLAND COUNTY COURT, sErTEMpEn TERN,
1873.
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Post office.
MAILS CLOSE.

MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, e.o5 a. H.. ana s.O0 p. TO-.
Eastern way, 1l.40 q. IN.
Troy way, 12.40 p. IN.
Troy, 1910 p. M, $3.50 p. m, and 9. 80 p. IN.
Albany, 1910 p. m, $50 p. M, and $50 d. M
Boston. ll.40 O. M, and $50 p. IN.
CanudaS, l.15 D. III.
northern way, 300 p. IN.
Burlington, 900 p. m. and $40 y. m.
Sa at0ga way, $50 p. In.
Ne York, 3.30 p. IN. and 0. 80 D. IN.
Col necttcut River way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (Stage) 100 p. IN.
Chittenden, tuesdays and Saturdays 800 D. TO-
Stockbridge (stage), loo p. m.
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Revs j P Farrer Of Ludlow, D Spencer
of Falrhaven, Dcac. NJ Davis Of Burling
ton
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BARGAINS BARGAINS I.


In opening OF the season. Fun line of Millinery
and
PATTERN HATS, FLOWERS, PLUMEs, TIPS
TRIMMED AND Unframed HATS.
Ribbons, Netts Laces, Frames, &C., at prices
cheaper than ever.
NOVELTIES IN ABUNDANCE.
TIES! TIES!
Long SILK Windsor Ties in all shades at 30 cents
fringed at 50c Polka dot Tie ut 40c., and Il full
and complete line OF all the latest styles and
shades AT bottom prices.
UNDER GARM ENTS.
We Will sell you seven tucked skirt at 81,
embroidered Chemlse at 81, tucked and em-
broidcred drawers ut g., long night robes, beau
tifuly made Sl.GO; Chldren's Slips at 50c., all
worth double the money.
CORsETS AND BUSTLES,
Belts, Infants wear Hosiery, Lace Collars, Rufl-
Ing and Collarets.
KID GLOVES
AT 7Oc., Alexandre's Kids at 81; two buttons,
si25.
IL "A y II H. l Il -
All styles and prices, from 25c. upwards.
REAL HAIR
We stlll continue to sell those long, heavy.
first class lhair switches at 1913 and 81; Linen
bralds one yard long, at 4Oc.
JEWELRY! JEWELRY!
In abundance; The latest and handsomest
novelties In this line at prices lower than ever.
CALICO WRAPPERS
made OF handsome and best prints cut Polon.
alse. at si.l5, and lots OF useful, stylish and
cheap novelties at
AsHMUN'S TEMPLE or FASHION,
Nonpareil Block,
No. 0,
CENTER STREET.
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DIPLOMA AWARDED

At the recent State Fair for the most
stylish and handsomest assortment
of Millinery, Fancy and La
dies Furnishing Goods.
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AT ASlIMUN'S

4 T. NJ p LEE OF f $ II o
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or oDITUARIE

Revs r r Prentiss Of Townshend, s
Smith Of Whiting, N G Smith of Rich
ford
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IL o II S \ l. l.
a iirst-class safe--nre ana burglar proof COM
bned-one OF ''lIcrrng's Patent Champion" IN
perfect working order. WIN bc sold for less
than its real value Apply AT the Baxter Ma
tlOnal Bank.
tylbdtf O., II, BOITtM.
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The Rutland Daily Globe,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRANS.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER .. 1873
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N REaOLuTIONS.

Rev L Hayden, d D, of Grafton, Rev F
D Burwell of Hinesburgh, Rev T II Archi-
bald of Bristol.
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The exercises closed about o'clock and
all went their respective ways seemingly
well satisfied with the spot of the day.
The best of order was kept, there was no
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PURELY VEGETABLE
DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR glTTERs
VINEGAR BITTERS,

Ea elfsaa ataT sas gmsa Eulam Eauar5lHg
% Hsrn.i.aaH aH# Ea#sI0 leaE HUHHH, provided
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~ other MaaHs and ta. vital afsaus wasted he-
you'd tha pg.It OF EapalE
DEerE#sEH Ha isHlH E.grl Headache. pafH iH
the sbauaags CWahs IIsbiuass u tHd CHEST
b.ZINras A#aE LEaa.at."Hs af GOA hsamaeGs Bad
Taste u the Eaanta i8se attacks. Fllp.laftgB
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a. ia iHesa caaaiaIH'a t bee np equal sad ore
bottle H prove aEttas guarantee af BE faiae
thaa atlE alEer .HHt
fag iE8lE NH htur o HaHE 81 .i4 flat-
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tasa a Hs iHas 4ala lit'ls HisFaaE sa aseIa
81 au aHaaaH. H.sE "a faafaa4 improvement Is
fE##a tHfsaHHala.
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Faser. I.aeasas aft4le H.1#t. l.IEer. h.4usF- aHa
hsa6Ief fH.sg Ettan hsEa SD e#uat sDah N..-
assss ara aasee0 b. ht4stHa Blood. absah gem
crafty Ifa g arrangement ai ib@ digestive
ufsatH
Ina ASP tGHsHa FaaAgRu 81 HffG A. a
I#sla Issa-s alsa $50 peea#al aarf % ae4Hg
81 TaasEfa. sut Ia BE .tEfEl.s aa- erlHt aI it-
fsmaleH afsae aEas aa3 na' 4as aad iA
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faE SOS raaaaH EHf ions Ieaa Eeh
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tk aee tatsf Ef#.t
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hALEEE raHH MCDONALD co.
Lz sEs aa4 Uea@Ai aeass h4a ifaauasaa
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PERUVIAN SYRUP

The Peruvian syrup,s Protected solution Of
the Proto,idc of Iron Is SO combined as to have
the character ei an alimeut, as easily digestea
ana assimated with the blood ~ the sIulpled
food It increases tbs q1al'i'y of Natures
owa litalizug Agent, Iron. IA the blood and
cures thousand Ills simply by iuas up. in
yigorauue aud yRHzua tha ss.tem The eu.
riebel and yt,l.zad blood permeates every part
Of the body, repairing damage and waste
searching out morbid .rcrauon. apa having
nothing Tar disease TO feed upou.
This : the scctet oflhe wonderful success. OF
tins remedy in curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
/ plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoa. Boils Err-
yous Affections. Chile and Feeors, Humors, Los,
Of Constitutional yieor, Diseases Of the Kidneys
aud Bladder. Female Complaints, aud all die
eAses originating IN a bad state of ta8 blood. Of
accompanied By debility or d low state og the
galsm. Being free from AleaAol ia Any form.
/ IL. nsrglAug egs.t. are uat followed by CORES.
( paadue reaction, bat ara permanent iuiaslag
strength, yg7r aud new llfs int, all part. Of The
system and bn.ldios up at Iron Constitution.
/ Thousands have been changed ly toe usa OF
/ tbi. remedy tram veak, aatly suffering agaa-
lur.. 90 slraar, bsamy and baFpg mea sad
sames. ADD lay4llas a,uaal reasonably hesitate
I 10 give IL iraI
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
AZ
Adams Hall, Factory Point, VI.

would most respectfully inform my tarmrg
patrons and the public generally that ! have
opened my Photographic Rooms aud su nos
prepared to catch the Footing shadow in uYs
experienced 10 the business" | am fully tompes
tent 30 please the most iastidiouH.
Pictures Of deceased persons, We've Of resi-
dences aud scenery made upon short notice, and
At reasonable rates Miniatures neatly ret N
lockcts, pins, rnRr, etc. Especial attention
paid To copying enlarging aud finishing ~ Indie
Ink oil, or water oolufs, ] also keep ou hand a
hno assortment Of Albums. Plain aud Fancy Ca
scs, Chr0mos Engfayings, htefeOecopes aud
We've Picture Frames, Cord, kuObs, aud 10 fact
almost everything relative 10 the trade, which
will be sold at the lowest possible figure
Thanking the public Tor the very liberia pat
ronage formerly received, ! hope 70 merit con
tnuanCe Of the same. IN every case entisiRe.
ton guaranteed
0. A. WILKINSON
Factory Point, VI, Oct 2, 1872. 20th
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NJ RY LA Nd
$500 IN PRIZES

tsENTRA EARLY VERMONT Ten DAYS esrlief
than the Fairly Rose Enormously Prpjuctirf
~ind Of ETtetBi flaear 81 per ~, pounds by
Quail postpaid, for 50 30
4 gOMProN'S SURPRISE, SIG bushels to the
--,scfr A little later than Early Rose Equal Ia
Equality. So Il d. by mail, postpaid,
$500 viii be awarded, as PREMIUMS to
r hose who produce the Target Quantity from
Zone pound Descriptive Circulars Of the
above, with list Of 900 varieties Of Potatoes
free ALL
- Illustrated SEED Catalogue. 200 pages, with
.-,toiorfi Chrome, 25 cents.
:. A new Tomato ARLINGTON Eary,
solid and productive. Price, 25c per packet
r. packets, 81
u b. X. BLISS n SONS,
- 20 PARK Tuce New York
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REMAR1l
$1,000

@''' "" For amy case Of Bind, bleeding
Itching on liberated Piles that
De BSG's rur REMEDY fails 90 cure, It's y q
pared expressly 90 cure the Piles aud nothing
clsc, Sold by all Druggists Price, 500. aly
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WHAT ] KNOW HAIR VINE

w AXIS Umkr rIrE REMEDY Iba ws
w paati0a IL uAffabif3 6 ~ hF tha
woIsi gaars q Needing TILES, nhep Vsapcfy
used send 81 cputs CT tHH huR GitAH
RICHARDSON. BaFatt ~
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100000 AoREsi
thrap Farm

Cheap Farmsi
Eaa aaag Land marst Ga ssls b tts
JWy pkafg Bsuu1tp CeusNx.
H she aresi rlsits valley
1000 nuo Acres ia Central Nebraska
Naw tsF alc s. tnas 81 forts sores auJ uE,.
nar3s aa ttFE kaa TfS EANEs' aaFHu a. g rra
akSH Ne krFkN9r ysFtHrsf EEatftNH
MHHsKu UEUrufFH eiIuAnE. fru9ffEKait.
. SIS ntSnts.t af COON warm.
asia NESt MAkhEE ~ TIE WEST The
arnat nlh.uH regions 60 NyamsHE Dalarala.
lth Ard Neyals being taHFi.o8 81 ihs FARMERS
Ha tha fttFE valley.
~HuaGes fNFHHEp Fa = aHHUsEEAa aE tHa saHtA.
TUT BEST LOCATIONS ron COLONIES
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