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BLOCKING VALLEY, PA, Sept. 4, 1871.

BLOOMING VALLEY, PA, Sept. 4, 1871.
DR.. j. Ball q Co., OcultaS.- l
received your Patent EyesCups by the hand
of Mr. RondebuSh; after testing the enlcacy
OF the Cups for two weeks, L am satisned
they are what they are purported to be.
After wearing glasses for nineteen
years, for reading and writing, can now
see TO read any print In your pamphlet
without my glasses. ! can, therefore,
recommend the Patent Eye Cups.
Very respectfully yours,
REV. ]. SPOONER,
Reader. these are a few certificates out OF
thousands We receive, and to the aged we
will guarantee that your old and diseased
eyes can be made new, spectacles De
be discarded, sight restored and vision pre-
served. Spectacles and surgical operations
useless. See our advertisement in another
column OF this paper.
All persons wishing for full particulars,
certificates OF cures, prices, etc., will please
send their address to US, and we will send
our treatise on the Eye, Of forty-four pages,
free OF charge, by return mail. Write TO
DIR. j. BALL d CO.,
Postoffice Box 957,
No. 81 Liberty street, New York City, n. Y.
~ Agents wanted for every county IN
the United States not yet disposed OF. Send
for Pamphlet, Circulars and Price List free
81 oboroa aDrlQ
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/. nair Of Dr.. ]. Ball q Co.'S Patent Eye
Cups, and an, happy to say thai ale rev - sP
ever Vas. and can cheerfully and conn.,
dent,aiiy recommend them to all who are
sffiicted with weakness Of the eyes, or nom
any eye o MISS LUCY ADAMS.
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TRANSPORTATION.
MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS
~ EAST AND WEST,


~ EAST AND WEST,
And running splendid Day Coaches and
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Daily at......6:S0 A. H.lDaiiy at.....u'zo ~ -
FAST LINE.
MA .SA, 3. sse ?. rp.iiy at .11c y.
D SUNDAYS ds excepted. | ssundays excepted.
/. - THROUGH MAIL.
Daily st.....li:o5 r. n Daily at-.... l00 A. L.
ssaturdays excepted. sundays excepted.
b.. CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
Daily ILLS A. u. berlan e -
s6undays excepted.
NEWARK ACCOMMODATION.
20 swKsT-LlAvrs ARRIVES New.
Daily at.....l:05 p. n. ark...........lV'io r L.
Sundays excepteoJ
WHEELING, PlTTS'G q BAIT. DIV.
-,.rr-LrAyrs WEST -LEAvEs
SW baeIing sWashington, Pa,
I.IIv at $40 A. IL daily at..-.6:4O A. Il.
.Wheeling sWashington, Pa,
JatIv at 8.25 p, H. daily at.--.3:lO p. Il.
osnndsvs excepted Sundays excepted.
East hound trains make concessions
nj Baltimore with trains for Pn4aGei.
mia, New York and Boston. Az Relay
&nnse. via Washington City, for all points
South. s,-.,t connec.
dom for an points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can Do pro-
ouieo - VII" THOS. X. SHARP,
Assistant Master OF Transportation
A. In jauA
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FrNros, MICH July II, ISL
, -, L. n-aantlenen: IL Is with


mr. J. Ban d O-Gentlemen: 1t Is with
r,easnre that am able to inform you OF
nv success with the Patent Eye cups crt !
have been slow in my operations, but sorK
~, a snre plan. People are afraid OF being
bnmbueeed, but have convinced them OF
the reality. The Patent Eye Cups are a
neyfect success. They have restored my
spen,s 1--WE sight who was blind in his right
eve since he was lad, the optic nerve was
Injured after applying your pste sbst Eye sye
nnassisted. He can shoot as many olrds
from the cherry tree, with his right eye,
that was blind, as any other person; ,,,,,
have applied the Patent Eye Cups,, Will VIII
Myopic attachments, to two persons eyes
who are Near Sighted; their sight Is I'M
proving at an astonishing rate.
NV old eyes Of fourteen years stanulhs
are perfectly restored. ...,o
Many blessings on the inventors OF tne
Patent Eve Cups, for the great good tney
have done 10 suffering humanity.
REV. ISAAC MORTON.
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NEW CROP.

j anges.
LOO boxes Now Malaga, valentia and Seed.
les Sultana Raisin8.
cases Nav D1es I'm drums and boxes.
10 cases Leghorn Citron new. -..~
2cases Orange and Lemon Peel.
casks New Ourrants. i'<'. e.
sfrais New Arabian Dates.
On hand and arriving. G no
novl, Z y HULzAREUHAusEN.
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RARrAcKyuLE, W. VA, Feb. IA, lSl2

RARRACKVILE, ". VA, Feb. -, Iei1
m J Ball d O.-Gentlemen: nave APP
R,,. ladv that has not read letter without
her glasses for years have only applied
on her eyes but4 times, and she can nov
n I'D sny print that can give her. APP
plied the Eye Cups last night IN our .o AVA
that cohld not tell one letter from another
for 70 wears, and this morning had them
readine the Testament without glasses, ana
rejoicing for the benefit received. YOURS
truly,
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MISS LUCY ADAMS.
BIG HILL, Madison Co., Ky,
ry-Ao~ TX 1871

NJ r Rail d Oo.-0entlemen: These are
correct copies of the certificates OF the per
rer.ons named, as they gave them to me.
pei''A' ]. ii. FREEMAN, n. ID.
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GENERAL NEW s.

CINCINNATI, july ll.-F'iyc cholera
deaths yesterday.
In the jewish Conference, rcsolu-
tons We're adopted requesting co-opera-
IN all jew congregations in the United
States, to secure more perfect union in
the establishment of the Jewish Thco-
logical Institute in order that the in
terests of the Jewish religion may be
promoted. Bylaws Were adopted, and
the Conference adjourned, to meet in
Cleveland on the second Monday of
next July.
LITTLE Rock, July ia storm un-
rooted several HOUSES, including DcX-
ter block. Trees We're Frustrated and
the streets flooded
LEAMINGToN, Mass, July ll.--At II
fire in Burdett's block two hundred
finished and unfinished looms were de-
stroyed; loss $4,000.
CINCINNATI, July 11.-Dctective ofii-.
GERS have arrested and brought To this
city number of colorcd persons from
Delhi, Ohio, who are accused of steal
ing goods from burning cars, on the
indianapolis, Cincinnati and Ohio
Railroad, last winter. The cars caught
fire Immediately after Il collision, and
The negroes were busy in getting goods
cut. 1t seems they carried off and con-
cealed in their houses large quantities
of fine cloth, silks and other goods.
HALIFAX, July 1.-THE cabin, and
three hundred of the Storage passcil-
gers, wrecked OH the steamer City of
Washington, have arrived.
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NEW YORK.
ARMS md MEDICINE FOR THE CUBiNS

NEW YORK, July ll.--Judge Daniels
Of the Supreme Court, decides that /
person accepting representative Office
Nacates Il municipal Office, both by
common law and statute. The coun.
sci for the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany has served the answer OF The
company upon EX-prcsidcnt Alm0n
i. SiOcIlWell in the suit which the lat
ter has begun to recover II 100000 al
legged to he due him. The answer de-
clares the persons who compose the
present hoard of directors are person.
ally ignorant of the facts alleged, but
the claim. The answer is sworn to 10y
Capt. Bradbury, President Of the Com
pany.
The steamship, City Of Merida, from
havana, is detained at the lower quar-
antine on account OF yellow fever ON
board. Only one fatal case Of quarnn-
tine so far this summer.
The steamer Nirgiuius, Capt. Will
Jams, sailed from Aepinwall, eluding
the Spanish blockade, ON the night Of
July /, aid landed on the Island
of Cuba OH the night of the 18th Of July
WITH Il large cargo of hrecch-loading
arms, powder and medicines for the
use Of the libcrating army. The eNpe-
alton was fitted ont in Aspinwail, un-
der the Supervision Of General Monnell
Louscda, and this Sirginius was closely
watched by the Spanish llAn-of-waI,
Bozan, After her departure, she FG1
chased about 100 miles by the Bacon,
hllt rapidly out-sailed her. The entire
cargo of arms, poWdrr matches, mSd-
icine, etc, was safely landed by the
Nirginius.
The Goodrich murder mystery is
solved. The police have found IN the
trunks Of Rate Stoddard, now under
arrest, at her boarding house, Good
rich's rings, seals, pocket book and
money, which is, no doubt, the same
he had in his possession at the time he
was murdered. The pistol, which has
chambers empty, and which it is sup
posed was used to commit the murder,
was found in the trunk. The woman
is supposed to be Lizzie King.
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things. While on the rock lrll very
bad and desired to be left alone. The
sudden transition from the baatlhc
state in the water to The dry land
seemed to have a bad effect, aud mndo
ne indifferent Ia what wus going on
around ne. several people came TO
mo and wanted to take ne homo, but
| told them 10 Jet me alone, | was 30
miserable, The corpse ormy wife was
found after she had been Ir the water
about three hours Ii rs said Mrs.
Hoilman'S countonanro was lighted
up with n lilc-liko smile, so peaceful
and suggestive Of '-urh pleasant
thoughts when dying, hatcvcryhody's
attention was attracted TO her.
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About two thousand persons, old and
young, were estimated 10 be- on The
ground. The tables were bountimlly
supplied with the substantials OF life,
and II was the rcmnrk Of every ON,
that food was never better prepared,
The ground chosen wa, shady mar.
GIN of the forest at a crystal spring OF
cold waIer. No Intoxicating drinks
were on hand, Captain Rawllns and
other gentlemen acted ms masters OF
ceremony,
Visitors were present from Dallas,
Lancaster, Cedar Hin and other parts
of this county and Ellis, and some
from Houston, Grimes and elsewhere
IN the State.
The following gentlemen were I'M
Woduccd to the audience in the order
named, and each made u short ad-
dress Appropriated I'm occasion stricty
social and non-polilcul, viz; Mcssls
y, NJ Burford, Shannon OF Houston
W, {, Holland, Dr. A, VI. Cochran, Dr.
II. j. Moaatt, John Henry Brown,
John j. Good, \, l.ledsoc, state Comp
rolIcr, John NJ. Crockett and 4. q.
Norton.
After speaking camc dinner then
the young people passed couple of
hours in dancingaud pleasant CONVEX
sation.
In due time the people quietly dis
perscd 10 their respective homes, real
pleasure being manifest in every couu-
,enancc. During The whole day we |
neither saw nor heard of rude word |
n act Strangers were charmed with /
he refined manners and bearing Off
he people, and many said they had
Urely ever seen such a large crowd 40
'nIircly free from every species Of inn
Iropriety.
The Dallas guests went and returned |.
II special train on the Central road,
rriving mt home in good season,
We trust the example set by Etutch-
ngs will be followed by other portions
# our county. Such gatherings DO US
Il good and mako Us better neighbolS.
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Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

We take tisis occasion 10 ninnI. our
friends for past iRVOrS. and respe ct.
insIS cai' theIr attention 10 oar i'm.
nicnSc stock, Whi.h we are Just rcc,d v.
ing direct fron tisc principal man u.
factuFers of tIse North amG West, pur.
ChasAIng dircct from first hands for
cash .0n sho spot, and awaiting cur
selves OF every advantage by shipping
in cas- lOads uDder special contract,
and by Our own labor almost freezing
ourselves froM store en- penses. We feel
confident tn aEr ability 20 0iter ia our
tricnis und To ilte public generally our
Immense stock as better rates and
more IniIOrmiy low figures 1s,on has
eVeF be!OTS been offered in the interior
Of 'TcNas.
AS u basis ana Foundation of our
business, we guarantee every article 10
be M represented. Ur Enoncy refunded
az our expense of transportation.
our success Ia business depends en-.
tlreiy upon establishing u wholesale
trade iii N0rthern Texas. aud we only
asI. .6ir and impartial trial, nnd IA
el0sc comparison Of uniform prices
with those Of Shreveport, Galveston.
and New Orleans with freigl,is added.
ana we chceriuIiy abide by tllc dcci.
sion of the snrnc.
DARLINGTON, MARsAiIS & C0.
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FOREIGN.
GERMAN TROOPS LEAVING FRANCE
Bismarck 10 Retire from The
Ministry.
oRAycGNRy 70 PARADE IN BELFAST TODAY
The Authorities ADprChend Trouble

PARIS, July LIN accordance with
the treaty signed in Berlin last March,
the departments of the Nosgcs, Ar.
dcnncs, Mouse and Muertho, -, Mo-
scllc fortress aud the reimbursement OF
Bpi0rt will be evacuated OH the pay
mrnt Of the second installmcnt of tho
last millard of the indemnity. The
German troops will commence to re-
tire on The 23d inst, and will continue
by attachments mtil the 10Th Of Au-
gust, whom the above mentioned coun-
try win be entirely evacuated
LONDON, July lj.--It is reportcd that
the French government II about call
ing Congress Of the great powers to
consider u treaty on commercial roa-
lions.
BERLlN, July 1.-THE retirement of
Bismarck from the Plussian Ministry
is certain. II Is reported that Herr
Won Bolcn will he Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
The cholera is reported at various
places In Germany on small scale,
LoSpoN, July ll--Thcre Is consider
able excitement in Belfast, in consc-
yurncc of approximations of disturb
Nncc tomorrow, during the parade Of
the Orugemen. The authorities have
made extensive preparations for the
maintenance Of order, and are re-
solved TO act vigorously should the
scenes Of the 1lth Of July last be re-
pcatcd. one thousand extra police
have been sworn Ia and an additional
military force sent to the city Pla-
cards were posted throughout Belfast
this morning signed by William
Johnston, Member of Parliament
from that city, deprccatng the Orange |
demonstration.
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Kansas city Live s.oc.. MARKET.

KANSAS VrrN, July q.
Cattle-Rcccipts 90, and 10 calves;
shipments $50. There has a firm feel
Ing prevailed to-day, Eastern buyers
being in good attendance and willing
to operate. The market closes steady
with the following safes; % medium
Texan cows, nv 40 lbs, Mt - Is; ii
medium Texan cows, aV 692 lbs, at
81 IS; II medium Texan steers, av
81 lbs, at 81 %; 46 winlrred Texan
cows, av $50 lbs, at - 50; u good ma
tive steers, Nv ,2G6 lbs, nj - Is.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July If.-tpon Il
question made by William Orion,
President of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, the Attorney General
has decided that upon lines of tele-
graph operating under the act of July
"a, 1866, the officers and agents of the
different departments of the govern
ment may telegraph each other upon
official business at rates fixed by the
Postmaster General,
Twenty vessels of the North Atlantic
fleet now in Cuban waters, and three
vessels at Key West, are ordered to
join the balance of the fleet at Hamp-
ton Roads.
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On the 10th instant, ut the beautiful
young town of IIutchings, elcvenmiles
south Of Dallas, on the Central Rail-
road, was one of the most delightful
reunions ever had in this section.
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PACIFIC COAST.
TRIAL OF THE MODOCS CONCLUDED

SAN FRANCISCO June 1.-THE pli-
mary election in this city resulted In
mayor of the railroad combination.
The trial Of the Modocs has closed
THOSE who attended the trial have no
DOUBT hui that the Commission wiilnnd
them guilty Of all the charges and
specifications against them.
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TEE MARKETS.


New ORLEANS, June ll.-Flom dull
family, So 5000 so. Corn scarce. miy
ed. SIC; yellow 5Sc, white. scarce M G7c
Oats hrmcr ut Il@ he, Bran dnll nj
Gjc Hay firm; prime, SaOGIg1. porh
Ilrmer and held al 81 80. Dry spltrd
meats scarce; shoulders, Sc bacon
scarce nj 0ltl0s@lOlc. Hnms, l5Gl
ICE. Lard firm; tercc; S}c; Req lOc
No movement ia sugar or mom.scs
Whiskey firm; Louisville. OGc Coffee
lS@ zoe Sterling 28l; sight ( premium,
Gold. I15i Cnttnn ,lullisui, tnn l.l,.'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Crutchiieid House.

Is, S, Weaver, Texas; Il. Marshall, J. II
DinkinS Houston and Texas Central II. x,
L. Weirn, W. 7. stratton, l.. Levy, Charle'
Miller. Dallas ]. II. Buris. lustin; q. a
Lake, Dallas; =. y. Smith, II, Mo;gqp. "
Thompson, j. W. Throclunortnn, J. EM
Hawkins, II. g. Asken, W. 7. shelton. ID
I Corriuptnu. Dallas
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Gnsmanniitnnunfnl.

y. :. Edsall, Canton: @. W, Marshall, r.
W. Rains, Texas; Ronnahnn n Grove, Texas
and Pacific RAILROAD; George Hall. Kansas
City: James Hamilton, w. snyder, :. Moore
Harry Fleming, j. &. Andrews, Houston
Jake Johnson, +. NJ. Condor, +. V. Mead,
Texas and Pacific Railroad; II. j. Dutton
john i. BraXton, William Talbutt, John :.
Hinton, J.. simpson. ], J.. Starlip, G.. Chase
II. MartzdorG, Dsnisoni !. C.. Armstrong
sherman; Daniel Laroe, :. \. LARGE, W. II.
LARGE and NJ. l.. Kauouse, KaefInan; A. NJ
Galloway, A. q. Chase, ~. Louis: W. A.
Miller.
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q R o q ERIE ~
THE BEST BRANDS OF
st. Louis Family FL :

Rice, Barley, Grits, Italian Maccorini, Yer
inicelli, etc. Choice Louisiana Brown and
White Clarified Sugars; crushed cut, granu-
!nted and powdered Sugars the choicest
Louisiana Golden syrup and Mulasses, TO.
shen Butter, Cream, Holland and Engllsh
Chedder Cheese; Family Leaf Lard, In kegs
aud tierces; the best brands OF sng,,r-cnrel
Hams and breakfast Bacon; Imperial, Gun
powder, Oolong, English lreakiaat ana la.
pan teas; Seediess and London Layer Rails
ms, Ultrons, Cnrrants Stuffed Spanish and
seville Oranges, ground and whole Spices,
ana the choicest variety of Pickles In this
market. The finest Brnndles, Whistles,
SherrieS and Port Wines, Champagne, spark
ling Hook and Sparkling Moselle, 100
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Empire Hotel.

Miss ]. Lawrence, Co.; NJ. IL. Ronton;J. :
Lonely, Texas l.. barrett; II. l.. SHUTS; n. q
Rannahan: J.. y. Clark, n. o.; II. Harper, q
y. Fulton; b. Haynes; l.. Charles, W. Lyle, n
o.: NJ. Anderson; r. Jones, 81. Louis; $. C.
Frank and lady, LajJ. Emerson and lady
Towns
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commercial Hotel.

A. Ash va; j. p. HarriS ;. Long and lady
], p, Callahan, Kansas city; q. Wilson; John
Thompson; q. r. Matthews, La.; J. v. Hayes
Texas; w. Evan, Hutchings; W. II, Miller;
+. G. bowers: J. W. Locke, Kansas; 5. Tuck
err NJ. Carroll. Tenn: c. Andrews q. Allnn-
~ O.: H. q. Dlisuu, Kaufman.
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Thc Louisville Library silt gaucert
Drawing.

The following numbers drew prizes
ranging from Sl,GO0 ny to Sl0O,000, in
the draSine on Tuesday last:
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Dallas Hotel.

g. II. Coming; j. II. Thomson; W. =. Fish
er, sherman; l.. LevyiJ. Dclany; W; llageriy,
J. ID. LoVerty, {, Thornton, II. and T. IL. H.
f. Morgan; j. Brown, Coli John kirkman,
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V7andalia Route East
Tac Only Fine ruIn,iIig Through Cars
fFOm ~. Iouis 10 New Verb,
VitCagO, Cincinnati. ami
louisville. Sit1,Dut
fsaaage.

MAKES CLOSE CONNECTION WITH
Missouri, Kansas and Texas irrainsi
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Quotations remain as follows:

ogs-Firm at 50 GOIG3 20.
MlrCHENER, GREENE Il Co.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-12

Sports OF THE NoBILlrY.-A shameful
exhibition has very recently taken place in
London under the especial oversight of the
Marquis of Queensberry. The entertain
ment was prize fight of the most brutal
description. The arena selected was n dis
used chapel now known as Grafton Hall in
Soho. The lessee of the building had I'M
derstood that it was to be sparring match
and did not Fnow the real character Of the
performance until he entered the hall a
short time before the opening. He says
II was told there were Il noble marquis,
two noble lords and three Colonies of her
Majestys army in the crowd. The persons
forming the meeting all appeared TO he well
dressed, well-fed men, with the animal
strongly marked in their features" The
prize TO the wlpner was given by the Mar
quis of Queensbery, and an additional sum
of f10 was raised by subscription. The
pugilsts Wore gloves, but of very differ
ent kind from the ordinary boxing gloves
The agony caused is greater than with the
naked fist, and man may be killed quite
as easily. One of the men was hammered
until insensible, after which, by the use of
stimulants, he revived enough to fight sew
eral rounds more The hackers of the loser
tried to crowd in and break up the fight
when they saw their money would be lost.
Nothing seems to have been wanting 20
make the fight brutal Only a short time
ago man was killed in one of these glove
fights after it had lasted about seventy min
utes.
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Musifal.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
To be held at the

III Dt Htlu III INC
TOWN HALL, RUTLAND, W.,
Commencing on Monday Eve, May i2, and clos
Ing Friday Eve, May Is, 1878, under the direc-
tion OF the celebrated conductor
Mr.. CARL zERRAHN, of BOSTON, MASS.
President John N. Baxter, Rutland. +. A..
Fisher, Sec. X. A. Morse, Treas. George A..
Mietzkie, Musical Committee. On which occa-
sion the following eminent artists, whose repu-
tation Is unrivaled, will appear.
Nine. JENNIE VAN zAxpr, Prima Donna, late OF
the Parepa Rosa English Company.
NINE JULIE DKRYrHER, Soprano OF DR.. Chaplns
Church, New York.
M. FRAME RnxxxRrz, Baritone of Trinity
MIR. w. II. FRssRsDKS, Tenor Of the Barna-
bee Troupe.
MIR. A. ]. PHILLIPS, Tenor Of Burlington.
Mr.. GRO. A. MIRTzKg and Mr.. s. C. MOORE,
Pianists. Prof. X. II. HIoLEy, Organist. The
celebrated
GERMANIA BAND, of Boston.
The LEADING MUSICIANS Of the State will also
take part.
THE LARGEST CHORUS
Ever assembled in Vermont Will render the
Choral music, in a style not excelled at any
previous musical gathering. on Friday after
noon, May 10th,
FIVE HUNDRED PUPILS OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
WIN participate, and this, in connection with
the appearance OF the artists, will make one OF
the pleasantest features OF the festival.
THREE GRAND CONCERTS AND MATINEEs,
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
SINGERS TICKETS,
Lady 81, Gentleman, 81, admitting to Chorus
Seats only.
SINGLE SEASON TICKETS, 50.
Admitting to oil Rehearsals. Matinees and Con-
certS.
Matinee tickets, 90 cts. Concert Tickets, rs cts.
Matinees commence precisely at ~ O'Clock n
m. Concerts ut p. m.
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A SPLENDID LOT OF NEW BRAID
IA ING DESIGNS, also ALPHABETs, Just re-
E. N. MERRIAM's.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-12

These are the best known OF all the companies
represented In Rutland, and since we nave
the citizens OF Rutland and vicinity than all
other companies combined.
This record proves their stability and their
willingness to pay all proper claims.
We confidently expect n continuance OF the
liberal patronage which these companies have
always received.
We also represent the Travellers Life and Ac-
cdent Insurance Company. We give better
and cheaper policy than any other Life COM
pany.
Call and see.
BURNHAM & TEMPLE.
ONCE, Opera House, Rutland, vt.
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