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New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
Extra Dry Cabinet.
OF
MOET & OHANDON,
ACKER, MERRALL 6 CONDrTS.
CHAMBBRSsr ST.
.o.n, ,.co.n sT ard Ann aao.pw,y
FORTY SECOND VT. AND BROADWAY.

C.r;.tmn, Appeai for Poor Chiidrea.-A b,ste< Win.
M Ia. children Nsw York rhos<ssds dryea
. vok D., The Losbl
s3 their crust sf bread Saner 81 hone and ~
.r Th.~ children sf the hveriss their han
aysd ,nd the winters throag
rhoo, before ound
aur sheter, aud under hressh As
ssrp Winter nigh The Chdfens A seeirsy vuA aaas ss
,.o Of good bag happiness sad good cheer the hoa, ss<s
N s,e needy chcsa poverty They de~re the bssescst
furnish provide good Cbrstm4s Diansr peasss
sy the thousands Of eu their schco lodging besses
They distribute hundreds pairs Of shoes and srti
eohng them And shove Sill they want send the bse>
child % . good home IN the West
Fity dollars provide homeless hsme
hundred deIsrs ~h tarnuh hundred iss"s "s
warm dinnots month.
iolsrs wall pnt vcay bsrsfsA shss
Who those whom Providence bl-si Win meso' ~ %
give Happy thri,tmss 20 these Door little ones
Schools ~oud rem.neer shese little ~hobsve no s'Ss az
s-eressry C,dr-a's Ah Soey ~ 2at foar'hse NV ts
,ts clothing s.at .r Cesu once IL
Easl Fouh Nov York ~l be sAed iot as saseS Do "'
varied. o.,
Donsos none, may BE- issIcse either ~ the rotsenea u
orders thy can Dc ase p'r' " the
' :" ~ A WM A BOOTH. Presi-st LOO w.!l.s
X WILLIAMS rrcassref,
Nh tnpnal Bsak. lDS BsseisS
e. l. BRACK, Socfet.y
ID ss,. Poarh 81. se~ r,rs
WORK W rnf YEAR -
,.,ay ,he rear L,iyug hoases i,Ds
A. ..,, b,,s gss sai it5,lSs ldsnn s'a il..,
.., W. -.rr sappisd 81 lar cod IL evening
- ,,..,.. schools 3hSi cb shs we're 'ansm
~, a.r, rloihSi 1o .s-fe ,sss !" er' hor'r.
,a.,ni, an tDt uai'f sAshc zoe ..ns
,hs wee. 7S8 rbrf have bee 81 - ophaas ~ VIC Los
noass ssi lJQo egyIaes si,h seas', so a.l
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Rest Food for InfsntsAH. 4 H. pri,s~ Abe-' virt's,
thrive, q, we'll nppn that very Snsd"-f VI kendall.
Medc. Auenlnt H. the Princess Of Wses rhs 100, -
smbe Mothers closely possible l " Bsk9r On shs
Food, for Infants Highly nouunng ,nt sssT l5eiDt hiH
sail combines valuable Flesh sod Bon- orus S'osan
and differ, other foods WHICH bshs Gss
infant usnenty esa
t ck.y and diOhc condition Ssyory hO'rs preparation h.s
advantage being freed fom the t"b hnst he ''.s
,eb produce bowels sud aGtabs srrh0A NJ
honl ar str,i,isx required Prepared by
Mo,ss ~ Bonfs London Proarsble all CaemiS Drag
gi,t, and Sorekeep.ss throughout tse St- aut snti.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Gold s-lse.r,t gold = sio, fnlsis al he ~anns~s"
Iseua s,h may honest gold ooks ~e sad -,s'
veil poporous fs their so though 9 -
and cr, NAY b. tolerated ike b,,hil pigment rei
-,h h,.s Yjs The Book aaks' Ameftc,n.
visiting sold 20 M SrRExrsss store 81 C,nI'
B,pd njon his stock 81 l5es soi ana o"
is,sr, clocks AM bfoas Cata,sls D i'se-
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY OF 1873 AND -

IrAIIAN OPERA CUMFAN1 Of I6IS NNU u
NEw-YORk, Dec. 8. 1873.
Nix. WEBER The Artists of the otIakosch
Italian Opera Company Of 1853 and ~ feel II duty ana
ie, ,re 10 thank YOU the pianos for their puDlo
ana ate use and their unquaiined sdmi-
ration of rhelr superiority In every respect.
Thr ron, OF your instruments pure and prolonged
and of ,ch ine yhastable depth that they sustain the
voice In wonderful dc gree action 50 elastic are Dai
so .tr,uv and firm, and stand time remarkably
we'll that we readily accord the Weber panos the title OF
the Instruments par erceienee We feel tnat every QUO
ia fortunate " no Weber piano. ana We hoesIJ
s.y that we only commend them In the highest terms
Dut consider them the be" pianos IN he "oT1
OCrAyA ToRRIANi, Assih LOUISE CaRt'
ALICE MARE,l. IiAto CAaPAlst'
V,rene CIporL VICTOR MAURbI.
GIUSEPPE DEL PUBSfh, ROMANO SANsErfi
~ xrlio t,ntluctor. ). BEHRESS. COndgotor.
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5pecial Notices

P,.t.Omcs >otIce.-The Buope fos the vsek est
iAr'TrDAY D II 1873 onee fo'svs o.
WEDNESDAY, At I, n THURSDAY st 10 n asl = SAT.
mn Az ~ y. ~ and ilm r. 4. JAh1, ~
Uor.. and Coupe Wantcd-in EXCHANGE fes se. ssse
% 900 selected minuacturers stock y 0e 81
one s,ning vsssbls properJ sas ass
, n, mead ot ia these gill 6nd t saabs 70 sssss
VI C. YORD % Ciarkst Brooklyn
stea lead 10 the discovery OF NJ ThVehS
.b, l,,t seen rhafsiJ evening" s io@
80 - ba apooi 70 have spest that night the steveaA
ou.s "a Brosiwsy be ish sbsat ss seos
I'll non mastachs about Az Aiar-sa
ARNOIJR PLANxrNGrON. 1873 Brosdst Or DUN. bAkbo"
~, Br,sf
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PERSO

Gov Dix has sent marble bust of himself
to Phillips Academy, at Exeter. n. H. Of which nsitu-
ton lie graduate.
The Hon. G.. W. Griffin. United States Consul
at Copenhagen has been elected Fellow Of the Denmark
ROYAL SocIety OF Northern Antiquities.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

iberAlity on the communion question which they
occupied and With their pcuSty S
the withdrawal ot recognition by the; denomination
The letter signed BY the following; Ihe Rey.
jr, L. o. Garrison j. Smith, d. Brown. N. W. leighton,
and J. L. L. Smith, deacons.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

How 20 Shorten Lfe-Fhs r-sipr sape Ycn have oiJ
TO tsSe yoen cold neglect AbsstaV he great klssh
who shs only had ggh Whist "'"fA
Beware only c"agh" he sors "a-e.
can hoseyer ",LLs LUsg BA,sAr" in wh0Jpnf
cough Group slsy rnson All rrs 70 Pges
fatal termination OF the disease 3oB 81 Al apSs ' .1i a
msiicine. Henry CURKAs Co., lod toNes p'-.7
Ne~-York. Sole Pfspueson.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

... Tho Dry GoodsTrsde .NeW-York H0rs0 \ m Pro-
New-York 1.-Two Stock, Country Produce. GrA I also
Vision, Cotton. Wool, and European Markets. W.
be given, carefully quoted.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
nnn4a1IC AAKlAkrS

N.x Os 49,, pss ,lG,n nSer st 7Sr'lt- or White. lgs
Y.no. 1a-i 52s Yr,a il Y5s hr fri ios
prn, e,a G Cbaiss dull held klJ % Dr.
s.,.si cor Shoulder Sc or C.ar Rb es Se
r Cles sdss pscs4SSos ~ hxssi o. W. SAsaiaf. a
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
THE Jay COOKE & co. SETTLEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-Ihe United States
Marshal has printed complete list OF the creditors of
Jay Cooke q Co., with the amounts claimed. The fol-
lowing a summary OF the different classes OF obIISa
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
CSrrLg MARKETS

&c. 1sc. 2i.-CAr-tx-q-~17s, 300. d7srf ,fs'' ,
.nc"S n Sst Is for nciaa % far ~ 5,'e' e r,sey
ess. ~ ~ choice, iDGJ ssers fh A. " -
- 1Ge, VI J0d D. nroosS !" p"" 'e'
ns,Se. s ~ n %; m'rse, ostD~i Zoe ssSs ssv @ "a
nVT or fair chsbs bat tef %, rshss ~,
we're n.e ~ ty~rp lost: hTht i at ~ 'V~e p
an' an s' sn & closed Iui - - 1O1pV ~ TOT '"' "
choics lOtt -. % l,r spm~ps
10 choice; - Jgas7 - foF Btr5. ,-.- EGO ...,.
w~x..ogx N.s. pse 23 --BxsItt t,-rGERs 'sp -;
81. ,.., A. I,.t augrJ b. ~ S, 20
Chole. At sfDnslD 2J, Brtrs si9t9 ~ ffs,vssi
second Oush,y Ss1s7 so Tri vlsw t'pf' pD hsht rt
sHryP b.rBsRecrpt. 2Sif h,@f l,r H1tPF NyEr
hatcher, d,d 10, s,peet 10 b E-ss u, .s -, -
t.scn ~ i,., -s.ts ,rren sheep iSS 81 81 80 ~
srtrs ~ SOtST. s,-ny Lambs. b@@e ~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

City Council the State Legislature and the Relief Asso
Citations. to see II employment can be obtsiDeu' A'0
meeting was very orderly. n
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA SENATOR.

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 23.-Judge Hager OF
This city, the AntiRsilroad candidate, was elected
limited states Senator for the short tern at sacramento
to-day. on tue second paibQ,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

H.v.s. Dee 23-greh.sge srm toe U'tsd s.i7- % f.os
r-nsy 7)p1 oremi.m short agb 32s3J prem m b'" "ss
~ 100 pr.ras; Va London. liJSiH ''@HH % F'".
s,s L premiun.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Ruptured People don the i.nee'oa. s'e Y,s o'sy
ps mcs arises Tue hhssfG tfvss, ,o'
B,i.sy bolds R,ptn. conoabr night snf lar Hi saf7a
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
MfRRiED.

PowLgR-sMlraia hi. city roe-isy vs,ios De-
Rev lh"t stephen u fss.ef. wv"
Orieias - Mr.. Aispis Sm th of New York
AH Notices NJ Marriages must Ne 'r1forsed ~M ian
na1ae anil Aiiyess
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Bakers Chocolate.
II Yos slsh The sssr Vanilla Chocolst. get BAxss'A
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
PRINT CLOTH AhaHEl
pASsENGkRS NAKLED

PtoyfDs~kR T. Dee 3. '.-Prnaak G,shs-ss-s " - .
for ssaplsri ,ad - squares. ~itl fair nisrr
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
4 1/ZI7/d CONTEST

Westminster Ho,si. Dec. II. 1873.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-18

PARKHURsT s co..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS &C,
33 Merchants Row, Rutland, Vermont.
We invite especial attention OF all persons
Vlsltlng Rutland, or persons In pursuit or the
best place TO buy goods In our line to our stock,
which embraces The principal staples OF the
season.
IT Is OUR AIM
TO keep constantly In stock, speclalties in
every department worthy OF the attention or all
Our stock Is selected with great care and
marked at prices TO fully correspond with the
season.
We have now on hand specialtles in
DRESS GOODS,
WOODEN GOODS,
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY. CORsETs,
And in fact We have bargains every depart
ment.
KID GLOVES, 10. LEO. les, i.bO, La.
G. A. PARKHURST, & co.
MERCHANTS ROW.
Rutland, August d, 1873. mayldtf
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their cards of the Secretary or entry clerk
previous TO placing their articles or ami.
mails on the fair grounds. There shall he.
also. cards attached TO the mems stating the
particular breeds. Premiums will not be
maid on animals or articles removed from
Tho exhibition without Tho annroyai NJ tho
General Suncrintondcnt. and bis ,icket no.
turned.
article in anv otbcr name than ,hnt NJ the
bona fide owner, the person making such
entry shall not be allowed n prcmium. and
shall he prccludcd from competing. This
nv WI. nv aPry W ui,' , 'N'''"'" ~
''''''''''' ""' h'o'"' ''"'''
GrLgs RELATING TO HORSES.
IL, cohncc,ion WIN .,c ,"'i srp"raus .ol
s.1ch; thc'. Is an cAcv , '''T r III VIZ
eNn'pi'ion ana tr'ai o, HORSES. nc norscs
undcrth direction of the Superintendent
OF NOTES., ahu .nc ,ic ana ane' oi ' IT.,
enmiu ''', ", w "'no,en, u,a''es wy Az W.
ny m;,a az """ III "il''"'' N""'' w "'''" "
", T,',''n,,,. ..,. e.. ,o,. ,,;u ho
prepared, and The occupants VIII I've re-
Horses mist he IN tho gronnd Inv o o'clock
m and ,,ns, ron,.;n On tho Ground nm.
If sncI, hnnr as ncrmisson NAV bc given
nv ,So General smncr;ntcndcnt for their 70.
,novaI ANY ncrsnn rcmnving nm animal
without such permission, will forfeit any
premium '""r"'"'
rRIzE ASIMALs.
~, MI
rfiHc animals WIN DC cNnio''cu On nurs-
uay morning, unucr 'he cmaree Vi Tue "eh-
Graz o"per'h'e"ueh' anu M"rsh'''
OFFICERS.
The Secretaries Office during the fair
will Inc at tho entrance IN thc fair orounds
where ali entries orc 10 bc made. An office
will also hc onencd at thc Mechanics and
Floral Halls where entries ON articles in.
tended for cxbih;t;on in those DEPARTMENTS
should hc made
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Far s;,u,c ,d,,;ss;o, o, conts. exb;t;
tors tickris Si no
the PRESS.
.,,,,,o recommendation nil, I ,d, f,,.
,he cnnro';enon ,,f "d;,nrs and ronnr,ors '''
ricKErs
v,.,. .u
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
The superintendent will have the general
supervision of the grounds and of the police
arrangements of fair, and will take every
precaution for the safe keeping of stock on
exhibition, after its arrangement upon the
grounds, hut the society will not be re-
spOnsible for any damage that may occur
The superintendent of the several depart
ments under the direction of the general
superintendent, will see that all the articles
are properly arranged in suitable order.
THE JUDGES.
The judges are requested to report them
selves at the Office of the society at the
entrance to the ground, where they will
he furnished with tickets.
Vacancies will be filled by the directors,
al the presidents headquarters on Wednes
day, September 10, at 10 o'clock a. m,
when the books of entries will be delv-
cred.
No person who is an exhibitor can act
as judge on the class which he exhibits.
And during the examination by the Judges
it any person interferes with them by let
ter or otherwise, he will be excluded from
competition. But exhibitors. when re-
quested, are expected to make verbal or
trihut;ono ' WI"
When animate or or,;o,os .o . 5o
n, ""ii'ais VI Articles are not ueem.
in all cases, withhold it. An animal or
article entered for exhibition in one class,
cannot compete for premium in any other;
but cattle in other classes are not prOhibi-
tad from competing for the herd premiums.
nor horses, entered for exhibition from
competing for the premiums on speed.
ns,,,;,tod ~ W. ~. ', an ,no y"uSes VIII pe
Z n.,,;,.;,.u 81 Nv" 'i,s ines Witt s.och
The imdoes ara 5as 4i, y, V, ahc Sniy
a,tention - tha ro ea"ea W pay particular
ments in The lie, ~ mrn,''i' anu a'anse,
;udges, hooSs W i'''''''''S' anu "l'""
When the i,do.. ,.,. ,. ,.,l.
csions thew viii nersane e maui ' , ue,
ribbons and cards are t,anSo5 9. W., tn"' WV
of sheen. swine and nonltrr an ~ ono tums
ribbons IN cattle and horsas Nv III,
ium blue rihhon and sooond nv lien'-
a rel ribbon. third nremium n wIh; un'', LII
hon which may ne fnmnd a., " ,i'n ~,
,arv's Office ''' =" VI" Se''''
fhe hook of enter;ec ,,,s, ,o s,,o, ,,,
with the awards and returned ~ ,ho COZ ni
re,,.,, T,.', d'u 'e,uIneu 10 inc sec
oclock !? m "'"'o''' 'el'e'''oer H. al y
Notice of tho ;,,an,;on ,o.,..
must he sent to Wenr, T, tu t"'ea 1--WE sa''e
Rutland on ar hefore TnesdaY San,any, At
9TH. " " '''' ''''''''''''''
An articles intended IN he .y,,,;,o,
upon the grounds or in the several "i haiis
should be entered before Tuesdav eve mir,r'
Sentemher o at o'clncL n No evening"
Exhibitors and their assistan,s will ,o
required TO enter at the exhihitors ~" a., pe
and the gate-keeper will examine the 7 iict
cts when presented. and If am, ,,arso,,
offers ticket with any other name mon
it than mis- own, the ticket will he retained
and the person reported to the superinten.
dent for fraudulentlv attemnting 10 nntnr
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James Wick OF Rochester, y Y, offers the lOl-
lowing special prizes 10 his customers In this
state. rhe flowers to be grown from seeds
that have been purchased OF him. The Judges
10 be appointed by the society in the usual
ununnpr
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aeledifal.

Mfdifal.
DR.. FLINT's
QUAKER BlTTERS.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
AND REMEDY.
Extract Of Roots and Herbs which almost in
varlably cure the following complaints.
Dyspepsia Heart Burn, Liver Complaints and
Loss OF appetite cured by taking a few bottles
Lasstude, Low Spirits and Sinking Sensation
cured at once.
Eruptlons, Plmples; Blotches and all lmpur-
Ties of the blood, bursting through the skin or
lions on the bottle.
For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary derange-
inents II has no equal one bottle win convince
the most SCeptical.
Worms expelled from the system without the
ieast ul1ncullN few bottles are sufficient for
the most obstinate cases.
piles, one bottle has cured the most diricult
ease wheh all other remedies failed.
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia. Headache.
&C., eased Immediately,
Rhpumotigu Swalind faint, aud N u...,,,,.
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OTTER CREEK FARM FOR SALE

TIME BEST PAPER! TRY TT!
Il The Scientific American Is the cheapest
and best illustrated weekly paper published
Every number contains from ~ to 10 original
bridges, engineering works. architecture, i'm
proved farm implements, and every new dis
coyery In chemistry. years number con-
Thousands OF volumes are preserved for binding
and reference. The practical receipts are wei
% year by mail. Specimens sent free. May
be had OF all newsdealers
PATENTS obtained on the best terms. Mod
and advice free. All patents are published IN
the Scientific American the week they issue.
Send for pamphlet ITO pages, containing laws
Address for the Paper or concerning Patents,
MUM & CO., 81 Park Row, N. ", Branch Once,
cor y and nth sts., Washington, d. C.. aul4-4w
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These are the best known OF all the companies
represented In Rutland, and since we have
the citizens OF Rutland and vicinity than an
other companies combined.
This record proves their stability and their
Willingness to pay all proper claims
We confidently expect a continuance OF the
liberal patronage which these companies have
always received.
We also represent the Travellers Life and Ac-
cident Insurance Company. We give q better
and cheaper policy than any other Life COM
pany.
Call and see.
BURNIAM & TEMPLE
Otilce. Opera House, Rutland, VI
may1dly
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Cooks, stationery, &c.

ROOKS, STATTONERY sc.
SPACLDlNG q co.
Have large stock Of Books consisting OF
FAMILY BIBLES,
OF different. sizes and styles,
Pocket Bibles and Testoments, large and small.
Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Devotional
lof the day received a. soon
as published.
JUVENILE BOOKS AND TOY BOOKS.
Games, BACKGAMMON Boards, Chess ana Checker
Men. sc.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
INITIAL STATIONERY,
FRENCH ENGLISH and
AMERICAN STATIONERY.
.of the latest styles, plain and tinted
lNI1IN STAMPING DOSE TO ORDER
WRITING FLUIDS.
Inks In Black, Violet. Blue and Carrnine
Pens, pen,holdcrs, Pencils, States, Pocket Book.
ana wallets, Ladies' POrte-monnaies, Brack-
els, Hall Pockets, Towel Racks slipper
'9s,e , Backing Cases, Easles Book
'llucS ana Shelves, Jewel Stands
ana Boxes in Carved Wood
Match Safes, Writing
Desks and Work
Boxes.
Materials for Wax Flowers, Glass Shades. Vases
49, tailNn otaluaTy, Bronze Groups
anu oses,Stere0scopes and Views Photographs
Autographs, steel Engravngs
ana ChrOmOs.
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
IN NOhet, HOLY Wood, &c. All Kinds OF Picture
| Framing done TO order ana Ia the hest stIlr
EWS EPOT.
Daily and Weekly Papers supplied
we invite all wishing goods In our lire TO call
ana examine our stock before purchasing.
SPAULDING Il CO..
No. ! MERCHANTS Row RUTLAND. WI
! mayldtf.
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no DRY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
GLOBE PAPER co.

OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
~ comprises full line OF staple goods
nrst-class papers, folded and Nat, ruled and
plain, all weights and sizes. Envelopes OF ali
grades ana colors, drug, pay, note, letter, offi-
clal ana document, all nrst-cass goods ana
prices low, Order sample lot.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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Dry Gnnds.

BURT & SHERMAN
2hNo YARDS AMERICAN AND COCHECo
p RI n rs.
lO9c. l09c. lOlc 1Olc.
800 YARDS, ~ STRIPED AND POLKA DOT
C MBRI CS.
10 cents, reduced from 20 cents
100 LINEN SUITS, WHITE SUITS,
In Muslin and Victoria Lawn, 50 50 to $40 90
BURT d SHERMAN
oner the most elegant variety OF choice
BLACK GOODS
In New England, at extremely low prices.
DRESS GOODS,
OF all kinds, reduced to-day
PARASOI.S, LADIES' AND CHIDREN'S,
Opened new to-day, very handsome and cheap
BURT'S NEW YORK SHOES.
This shoe Is worn very extensively In New
York city, and Is the best, cheapest and hand
soonest shoe In America.
BURT a SHERMAN
Offer the largest and best variety OF Dry Goods
ana have the best lighted and largest
Sales-rOOm In Vermont.
BURT & SHERMAN.
Rutland, july is, 1873. myldly
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STATE FAIR PREMIUMS
MECHANICS HALL.


CLASS FIRST.
Including Farm .Impllments aud Heavy Ma
chimes.
The sum OF 1900 is placed at the disposal OF
the committee. Diplomas viii be awarded In
place OF money on many articles OF this class,
where, in the judgement of the committee they
are especially merltorlous.
NorE.-No money will be awarded on Now
ing Machine and horse.
JupaKs.-B Dana, Springfield; + Pitkins'
Montpelier; Thomas Ross, Rutland.
CLASS SECOND.
Including all articles of light Machiucry.
The sum OF $50 is placed at the disposal Oh
the committee, Diplomas VIII be awarded i'm
place ef money on many articles OF th's clasS'
where, in the judgement of the comm'''e'' 'hcs
are especially meritorois.
Norr.-No money will be awarded on Swing
Machines.
!Irnars.-C,eorge J Bardwcl, Rutland; G
Harris. Poultney; y Hall, orwell
CLASS THIRD
Including all specimens OF Machine work and
Manufactured Goods.
plplomas OF the Society are to be given for
"
.,m OF 800 Is also placed at the disposal Of the
committee.
Jupass-samuel Everts, Cornwall; l. Davis
Rutland James Dyer, Rutland.
FLORAL HALL.
In this de, artment articles OF domestic man
ufacture, fancy articles and flowers are EN-
braced. The sum OF 500 Is placed at the dspo-
sal OF the committee and diplomas are 10 he
awarded in this department.
CoxMIrrEE.-Jonas Wilder, Rupert Mr,. II
q Root, Remington; Mrs. Henry CLARK, Rui-
land Mrs IL b Kent, Dorset Mrs G rolSokc,
st. Adams Mrs George A Merrill Mrs + W
Hopkins. Mrs A Fisher Mrs CHARLES sheldon,
Mrs NJ Haven, Mrs A A Nicholson, Mrs c II
Joyce, Mrs W q veazcy,' Mrs Henry Hayward,
Mrs II Field, Mrs W Rowcll, Mrs Geo ],
Bottum, Mrs W W Ripley, Mrs W Clement,
Mrs p " element, Mrs Charles II Sheldon, Mrs
l. q Kingsley, Mrs \ W Higgins. Mrs NJ q
warts, Mrs G Clement Mrs II Tuttlc, Mrs
II FuA, Mrs T. A Morse, Mrs + Cook, Miss Mary
4 Kurnhain, Mrs J 4 Mead Miss Fannie East
man, Miss Julia pcasc, Miss Alice Plerpoint,
Mrs i Is Reynolds, Miss Jennie Hopkins Rut-
land; Mrs Pit Hyde, Mrs Dwight cole, Cas-
IIeton; Mrs Jonas CLARK, poultncy Mrs II +
Iaihrop, PlttsfOrd Mrs |, \ Hutchins, Bran
don ; Mrs u W Marsh, Clarendon Miss COdelia
ellsworth, Mrs + II Stowcll, Mrs Dr Porter,
cornwall.
yHik's SPECIAL FLORAL PRIZES.
James vlck OF Rochester, y Y, offer, the lol-
lowing special prizes TO his customers In this
state. rhe flowers to be grown from seeds
that have been purchased or him. The Judges
10 hi appointed by the society in the usual
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JUDGEs-M Ketchum, Sudbury; Mrs W
Ripley, Rutland; Mrs II V Marsh, Brandon.
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
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TWELVE REASONS

TWELVE REASONS
Why the Trade give To the Excelsior Diary the
preference over all others.
Isl. It is printed ON llnr rose tint paper.
2d' the same quality OF paper Is used through
lhe entire line, giving just as good paper in a
cheap book rs in nigh priced one
sd. II is inc best finished Diary in the
market
18th. We give YOU 2a5dincrent STYLES TO select
from
18th. quite number OF the best selling pat
terms are made by no other house.
TO suit the business man.
eth Retailers want Diary that is neat. al
tractiye and saeablc.
sth. Youwlll ind fewer OF them among the
old stock OF dealers rs they sell better Than
any other Diary.
9th. The sale of the Excelsior has Increased
more than 500 per cent. in the last four YEAR.
which fact shows that the retailer appreciates
them.
10Th. We give attractive show cards and post
ers, and plenty Of them.
nth. They cost no more, ana no less. than
other Diaries-all lists and discounts being
uniform.
18th. The Excelsior is the best retailing
Diary offered to the trade.
we intend to visit all dealers In Diaries early
In The season. II there are any, however. that
we do not reach, we shall be pleased to send
thein, ON application, line OF samples TO ex-
anime in comparison with other goods.
Early orders are always filled complete, while
late orders are apt to find the assortment
broken, and frequently the best selling styles
used up. 1t is good plan TO put In orders early
as payday comes no sooner than with late or
ders. We can deliver goods any time after Isl
OF October
send in your orders Tor the Excelsior early 10
THE GLOBE PAPER CO..
RUTLAND, VERMONT