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Rutland County.
BRANDON.


JOHN II. GOUGH's LECTURE.
The third lecture of the Brandon lecture
course was delivered on Friday evening in
the Congregational church by John Il.
Cough on his great subject "Temperncc.'
The church was crowded to it, fullest
pleased as audiences always are to listen to
this most entertaining of lecturers The
project Of having II course OF lectures in
our town, which was undertaken with
some hcsitancy as to the result, is destined
to be complete success intellectually and
pecuniarily. This lecture is Il new thing
with lis and the persons who instituted it
and by their efforts have made it such a
success are entitled to the highest credit
for aifordng lis literary entertainments of
this character. The next lecture is to he
delivered on Friday evening, December
10Th, by Hon Thomas Fitch of Nevada,
on THE Western Empire Mr.. Fitch al
though little known in this vicinity is
spoken of as Il finished orator, and in the
absence of Charles Sumner was called up
on to fill his place in the Boston lecture
course this season. \ fine lecture IS cX-
pectcd.
The Burlington district Of the Methodist
conference has purchased the house of Mr..
Il. +. Kiddcr on Franklin street for dis
trict parsonage, The district parsonage
has been located heretofore at Sheburn.
Rev. Grin Gregg, the presiding elder, is to
occupy it early in the Spring. The people
will be pleased to welcome Mr.. Gregg 10
his new home in Brandon.
Rev. Franklin Tuxhury, who has been
absent ON a weeks visit to his friends in
Massachusetts,, and New Hampshire ic-
TUNED last Wednesday and occupied tine
pulpit Of the Congregational church last
Sabbath.
No traces of the individuals who leoui-
ously distracted the goods and property OF
several of our citizens on the 2Sih ult,
have yet been discovered. Careful
search and investigation has been instituted.
but SO far without success.
FARMERS CLUB,
The farmers and mechanics club met
Saturday evening and discussed the follow
ing question;
Resolred, That it is for the best interest
of this community that certain idle and cN-
trcmcly mischieyous boys should he sent to
the Reform School at Waterbury.
THIS question was discussed on pre-
vious evening and continued TO Saturday
evening for further discussion We shall
cndeavor from time to time to report the
proceedings of the club for The GLOBE
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There are, it is said, at least nifty agents
of wholesale liquor houses travelling the
state Of Vermont, soliciting orders for
their stock in trade. Great heaven what
an occupation A0rriSgHie CHissH
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New PATENTS, Samuel Keyes, Benning-
ton, steam boiler furnace,
Laurent Ruel st. Johnsbury, apparatus
for heating and illuminating.
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alutrlG ann lining 8onms.

The BAl,DWElL HOUSE is located opposite
the Depot. ana has long been fayOrably known
TO the travelling public Ii has been recently
improved, now aifordlng the best and most am-
pie accommodation TO guests.
The TABLE VIII be supplied with all the luz
ures OF tine Season, and every attention VIII he
paid 10 the comfort Ol IT, patrons.
In the future, as I'm the past, the Proprietor
intends to make II lirst-clnss ilOusc-aOrd-
ing all the comforts Of a home to the traveller.
Tile public patronage Is solicited.
\ GOOD LIVERY In connection with the
House.
Attentive PORTERS Will be found at the De-
pot on the arrival Of all trains
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VNAGS. We offer Dennisons Merchan-
1 disc and shipping Tags TO Statloners and
Printers at Dennls0n's lowest prices Send Us
an order and satisfy yourselves.
GLOBE PAPER 60.
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FRISCO PAINTING
!; W KING

W KING.
Manufacturer and wholesale and retail dealer IN
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
Nui LUi%GS, BRACKETS, AND HOUSE FUR
NlSllNG MATERIAL,
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FURNACE STREET, RUTLAND, VT.
orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend
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a}Iarblc.
DUTLAND MARBLE COMPANY,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IL
b Lock d SA w f ID MA /, b l. +.
QUARRIEs AND MILLS.
j, n. BAXTER, supt. WEST RUTLAND, Vt,
3Iarhlc.

All the grades OF Rutland Marble, IN the
spape OF slabs OF various thcknesses required
for Furniture, Mantel and Decorative Work, as
wen MS Cemetery use also cubic stock for
Monumental and Building purposes including
Bases, Strips, and Posts, may be found ON our
yard at all times.
our extensive arrangements Tor the produc-
ton OF Marble. In the way of quarrylug Ma
chinery, and Mllls comprising thiriy-tWO gangs
Of saws, place Us In position to supply The
wants Of the Trade Wholesale and Retail
Dealers, Builders, Furnlture.men, and gem
eral Manufacturers VIII ilnd II 10 their interest
to favor us with their orders.
lnuyld&Wu RUTLAND MARBLE co,
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SCROFTLA, OR KINGS EVIL.

Il
better guaranteed OF It's merits Than a lengthy
advertisement
SCROFTLA, OR KINGS EVIL,
white swcllngs. ulcers, ErYsipelas sWcllc3
neck, gOltre, scrofulUuS lniiammatiOus, mcrcu
rial affections, Old sores, eruptions OF the skin,
sore eyes, etc. In these, as In all other COnst-
tutional diseases, WALKERS VINEGAR EirrNrs
have shown their great curative powers iu tn
most obstinate and intHctabe cases.
FOR EXPLANATORY AND CHRONIC bHEv-
MATIsM
gout bilious, rcmittcnt and Intermittent ieyers,
diseases OF the blood liver, kidneys ana hlad-
DER these bltters have no equal. such diseases
are caused by vitlated blood
MECHANICAL DISEASES.
Persons engaged in paints and minerals, such
as plumbers, type-setters, gOld-Dcatcra ana
miners as they advance IN lie, are subject 10
take dose vi WALKERS VINEGAR BIrrEBS orcH-
SlOnailN.
AplN NlAlN l'iNEAHi-Ti
eruptOns, letter, salt rhcum, blotches, spots,
pimples, pustues, bot s, carbunces, rng-wOims,
scald heads, sore eyes, eryslpelas, Itch. scurIs,
dlscOlorations OF the skin, humOrs and diseases
OF the skin OF whatever name or nature, are
literally dug up and carried out of the system
IN II short time by the use Of these Bltlcrs.
PIN, TAHE AND OTHER WORMS,
lurking in the system Of 50 many thousands, are
elfectuaily destroyed and removed. No system
of medicine, no Vermltuges, no anthelminitlCS
WIN nee the system from worms like these Bit
tiers,
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
in young or old, married or single, at the dawn
Of WumanhOOd, or the turn OF lIc these Tonic
BitterS display so decided an Influence that Inn
pruvenent Is soon perceptibc.
CLEANSE THE INITIATED BLOOD
whenever you mud It's impurities bursting
through the skin IN plmples, eruptlonS or sores,
cleanse II when you md 1t INSTRUCTED ana slug
gish in the veins cleanse 1t when It IS iOul !;
your feelings viii tell you when. Keep the
blood pure, and the health of the system VIII
follow.
n. II. MCDONALD a co.,
Druggists and General Agents, san Francisco,
California and corner OF Washington and
Charleston Streets y. \.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
oct. 2. d&w COW ~
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TIIOS. RIOS.

THOS. ROSS.
LINCOLN IRON WORKS.
NU.hle Mil and Hosting Machinery OF the
uoSi improved construction. DerrickS and
lumpiu e machinery, castings and general ma
'hlue work.
Steel 8nd Iron Wire Rope at Manufacturers
urlces.
Rutland, W., May |, 1873. mayldtf
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Mfdital.
VINEGAR BITTERS.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
FREE FROM ALCOHOL.


FREE FROM ALCOHOL.
ara nr AiShT Tcciabe nTenaraton. made
or ranges OF the sierra Nevada mOulinin3} ~
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ure cNlraTlcu llclylluHi Na1 I, W i DC ot,nd
Of NlNEGAR BlIrEhs ~ our answer Is l4nt thrE
burier anu ,i,g,5miS p, Nv.
m.nUnH,ut ~" IN Ky y , , ,t"ri has mon
ti DcIolc III ,,ir ,9,GtH vi w a" ~ i,,'
iin ~ VIS,,c m Ri7rs In heating The
Congestion or lnllammatIqn OF the Liver ana
Ni'crln organs on BILIOUS Diseases
BITTER,
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NEW MOULDINGS FOR PICTURE
~ Framing, ChromOs. Autographs, uud
Engravings at DEARBORNS
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CHOW CASES, CORNER, CLOCK
- and Mantle Shelves made 10 order, WITH
Plain or Moulded edges. BRACKETS sawed IN
different styles at DEARBOltNS
Grove BLOCK.
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ors,REsuTTENT,ANDI INTERMITTENT
FENEBS
roRrTFy TIRE BODY AGAINST DISEASE

by purify ing all the fluids with NiSEGNH II
TIERS. No epidemic can take hold OF the oNsirm
thus fOrc-0imcd.
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Ghe GRADES.

CURTAIN CORNICES OF BLACK
~ Walnut, or all CIT, made to order. cur
tain Rings, Tassels and Cords. DEARBOl'NS
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rfNHE DECKER BROTHERS PIANOS
L are pronounced absolutely matchless IN
every particular" +. y. MERRIAM sells them.
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DIANOS AND ORGANS, Tuned. Regu-
4 lated and Repaired MclndeOn ana organ
bellows recovered with new rubber and made
To work "aS good rs neW,' Mt
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GRATEFUL THOUSANDS

proclaim VINEGAR BIIrARS thc most wonderful
lavigorant that ever sustained The ~inhlu@
~ stem.
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or, leave your u1urt with the Post Master
or amy ~ pir agents.
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sECIiRE THE SHADOW.

Have you visited schlesinger's new pho.
tograph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington ayenuesf II
not, you should do so, and give the propric-
tor an opportunity TO try his skill In taking
of you perfect likeness and splendid
picture. MIR. Schlesinger's gallery IL lifted
up In the best style, with the intention OF
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies' drawing room IL be autifully fu
nlshed, and the operating room has sky
light unsurpassed by any In the West. Mr.
Schle singer hopes his many friends, who
have heretofore given to him their patron
ace. win continue their fayors. TO them
and the public generally he extends an III
vitation TO visit his rooms, whether desiring
work done at present or not, satisfied that
the appearance OF his gallery. the many
conveniences he has pr0cured-indeed, all
the latest improvements In his art--and the
skill Of an operator Of great merit. lately of
London, MIR. Frank Locke steele, win com
mand their patronage when they shall need
work TO he done. 6.lG.lm.
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CELEBRATION AT HOME.
THE DELTA CITY FIRE COMPANY
IN THE LEAD

Tho Delta City Fire company arc per-
fecting arrangements for a citing colebra.
tion of tho approaching national anniver-
sary, here, Ia tie city.
ST. MARY's PARK
VIII DO supplied with vast awnings and
arbors, sufficient to shield at loast tive
thousand people from the heat and sun
shine.
Seats will be provided, refroshment
stands erected and ample provision made
Tor the hundreds who may desire to join
the dance.
The Declaration of Independence will
be read, and two or more short and APP
propriate addresses delivered.
Swings will be erected and various
means of amusement to be provided for
the little ones.
At night the park will be illuminated
by ono hundred torches and lanterns, and
the amusements and exercises of the day
will DO prolonged, under the protection OF
proper committees. No charge for ad-
mittance 10 tho ground, and everybody Is
cordially invited to attend. The invita-
ton Is, come ono, come all, without money
and without price
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BARGAIN.
A FINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE

Situated on the Cairo and vincennes
railroad, one-half mile from the depot al
Caledonia station, containing one hundred
and 0fty.fve acres Of the best fruit land
in Southern Illinois, one hundred acres
under cultivation, the balance In good
timber and we'll wa.ered by never failing
springs. There is a frontage on the Ohio
river of one-hslf mile with good landing
for wood yard and general shipping BUSH
ness. Prospects for iron and coal good
Parties wanting a good house will do well
TO look at the place before purchasing
elsewhere. Terms easy. Enquire OF
6.272w ID. HuRD Il Son, Cairo, III.
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TO THE WES'I.

For salc,--a ticket good for 1900 miles
travel issued 80 bearer and good either
way for one or more persons, over the At.
lantic and Pacific railroad 1cngth 1921 niles
from Franklin, NO., through Rolla, Lebanon,
Springfield, Pierce City, Neosho and senacs.
No., to Ninita, Indian Territory, and good
over the Missouri Pacific railroad Qength 800
niles from 81. Louis through Franklin, JET
fcrson City, Upton, Sodalia, Pleasant Hill,
Kansas City, Wyandotte and Leayenworth
to Atchison, Kansas, and over the branches
of these two roads, from Upton to Boone
vile, Mo, ~ miles, from Sedalia TO Lcxing-
ton, Mo-, 81 miles, and from Pleasant Hin to
Lawrence, Kansas, Gi miles. For further
particulars enquire at this office.
K. A. BURNETT.
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from euch Q fate. we wouiu soy 10 sne
friends OF Mr.. English, visit Villa Ridge
and enjoy longevity from tho life-giv-
ing air and health restoring springs"
Central Yeast at Bristol & StilweIrs.
G-22.G
"A correspondent commences his letter
thus; Editor BULLETIN, (thou who art
blessed with the name in English, John
II. Oberlyi in Latin, Joannes II. Ober-
liu',i in Spanish, Juan II. Oberlos; In
French, Jean II. Oberlcem; in Italian,
Giovanni X. Oberli In Hollandish, Hans
IL. Oberlidt; in Russian, Ivan y. Obit-
towslikier In Cantonian, Jovan II. Obem-
mitey In Icelandish, .Johno II. Obsrlone;
in Tuscsrohian, Tonqus II. 0berttia; in
Welsh, Jihon V. Oberscmiieddj In Mexi-
can Jantli +. Fobsritti; In Grecian, Ion
lie. Oberlikke; Turkish, Voc Hum ODER.
lcfne), why" etc.
The Mound City Journal don't know
the Niger who 10 in tho Cairo wood.pile,
and supposes that The BULLETIN supports
the local administration because the
ms have the bread and butter. All tho
bread and butter The BULLETIN gets
from the city II got by low bidding. IL
publishes the council proceedings for .
dollar month, and half column ordi-
nance for two dollars and afty cents. The
BULLETIN controls no appointment under
Mayor Wood and no person connected
with this Office ever asked Mayor Wood
to appoint any man TO any Office.
Capt Hambloton has become bronzed
by the sun, fact which gives DR.. Casey
a wonderful amount Of pleasure. The
doctor got $4,000 appropriation for a
soldiers' monument TO DO erected in the
Mound City cemetery, and he has been
looking around for . statue for ia
bronze statue. lilo says IIambleton will
make the cheapest ono no can get and IL
bronze enough. He therefore proposes
TO dress tho captain in soldiers uniform
and put him on tho monument. lilo |.
sure the captain will consent, and foe
sratihcd by being made useful ms we'll a,
ornamental. The doctor will visit him
occasionally and "smile" with him.
The following resolutions wer,
adopted at n meeting of tho Caldwell fac
ton of tho First Missionary Baptis
church, hold yesterday in the African
Methodist church
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CAN'T BULGE IT.

Samples Of the Averill Chemical Paint
have beon boiled, heated, frozen and
picked in alkalies and acids, and fumigs-
ted with foul gases. 1t has been boiled
and then Immediately placed on ice so as
to freeze whatever water might have
been absorbed it has also been heated
and then plunged into ice water, but with
out any sign of cracking or softening.
No other paint could stand these tests.
Sold mixed in all colors ready for the
brush, by N. Il. Way Il Co., general com
mission merchants, Sixth street, between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
N. B.-Use none bu. the genuine Aver
III. O-2itf
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NEW ICE CREAM SALOON

George the barber has opened an ice
cream saloon in the room next door 10
his barber shop. The apartments are
we'll and nicely furnished, and the quality
Of the ice cream prepared by George is
excellent. There are slso private apart.
ments fitted up expressly for ladies and
gentlemen, whore they will be entirely
removed from the intersion Of those they
may desire to avoid. George asks a fair
share of the patronage Of ice cream sa-
looms, promising to treat them cautiously
and give them the best in the market.
80 I'm
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KYNAsToN TO THE FRONT.

Mr.. James Kynaston, whose reputation as
\ butcher is par excellent with the people
Of this city, has opened new meat
shop near the corner Of Commercial avenue
and Twentieth street, next door to MIR. Pat
Burk's grocery store. II Is well known and
acknowledged fact that Mr. Kynaston, dur.
ing his long experience In the meat bust.
ness In this city, never offered to his custom
ers anything but the choicest Of every Kind
of meat. lie is a good judge OF cattle, and
buys nothing but the youngest and latest,
and as consequence has the best of beef.
The same may be said Of every kind Of meat
sold by him. Give him trial, and our word
for 1t, you will always be pleased. G-ls.tf
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me on account
Of subscription to THE DAILY BULLETIN
are hereby notified that on Saturday
June 18th, shall call upon all such per.
sons who reside above or north of Twelfth
street, when ! shall expect to receive al
that is due mo to that date; and on Mon
day, June soth, / shall cali upon oil those
residing south Of Twelfth street. when !
shall expect the same froa them. i am
required to settle weekly for all the papers
delivered by me in the city, and in orde,
to do SO must collect all that is due to me-
II w. F. ScHUcKERs.
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This Is to inform the people OF Cairo that
Rev. z. Duerschner, pastor Of the German
Luthern church OF this city, has opened a
school wherein both the German and Eng
fish languages will be taught. II there are
those among our American born citizens
who wish to have their children learn to
read, write and speak the German language,
they now have an opportunity to crafty
that wish. Rev. Duerschner IL y thorough
German and English scholar, and will spare
no effort TO make the school OF which he is
principal q success.
ny order ofthe BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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AUCTION.

will offer for sale on Wednesday,
July 2, 1873, at 3 o'clock pm, on the
promises, the following valuable property
situated on the corner Of Seventh and
Walnut streets: Three lots and two
houses, q garden supplied with variety
Of ane fruit, grapes, peaches, raspbcrries,
etc, etc The houses are 10 good repair,
two good .'cistsrns, out-housss, etc. Lots
20, AZ and 2s in block 81. Sale positive
and without reserve.
6-29-at DAN HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
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EXTRA INDUCEM EN- rs.
FOR COLORADO UNTIL JULY O.

Those contemplating u change Of home
and business location, or wishing q good
Investment, should call on Bristol Il Still.
we'll and learn the particulars regarding
the Southwestern colony Of Colorado.
This colony Is on Platte river within 62
miles OF Denver, and 80 miles OF Greeley,
and will soon be upon the railroad lines.
You may HAYES lot in Green City for
s26 If purchased before July 9, which
constitutes you member OF the South
western colony, and entities you to special
rates of railroad transportation. The fare
is very low under special contract of this
colony. Route by way Of st. Louis
Omaha, Cheyenne and Greeley.
6-27-st. j. G. GREER, Special Agent.