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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-20
LIST OF GIFTS IN THE GRAND MASONIC GIFT
ENTERpRIsE, to take place ct Norfolk Nay 9th,

Grand total, 900 gifts, all cash....s25o,Ooo
Whole tickets, IS; half tickets, $2.oO. Cluo
rates II tickets for $50; 22 tickets Tor sluo.
Tickets can be had at P. WEIsIGER i CO.'S nat
store, 1901 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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NEW STOCK OF GoBB1 REcKwEAR JUST ~
eeiyed and for sale low by z. B. SPENCE d soS.
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SRR ADVERTISEMENT for meeting OF Clay Ward
Reform Conservative Association for this evening
at the WesthaIn House.
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NEW STOCK OF BuRHIsHrHG GOODS JUST re-
ceiyec by e. B. SPENCE & Soy, and for sale low.
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The famous GILLIAhs WISEsAP, put up In tin
co,,ed tie blocks for sale exclusively at SCHAAP's
Premium Cigar and Umbrella store, 14O2 Main
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TsANsFER INe-IEKs-Invaluaoie 70 faass aas
road companies. steamship companies, banks, naer.
ehsuts, manufacturers, and others. They are en-.
during and chanseless, and win copy sharp sne
clear for "a, indeanite period OF time having 3ass
received fresh supply Of these Inks, we are pre-
pared 70 execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices, i ajSs rHl'SSs@Es-.s+ 2t 80
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NEW YaRK, April Is.--The schooner We
tory. from New HaGea for New YORK. is
ashore on Hart isi2ld The captain ana
cook were drowned.
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NEW STOCK OF REApY-NADE CLOTHING JUST
received by Z. B. SPENCE SON, and for sale low.
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ENGLISH CLOTHS, coATINds, AND cAsslaEREs
Just received by e. B. SPENCE son, and 0ht - pe
made to order In the best style at low prices. 20
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GoID-HRADEp and other CANES, as also Uh
sRELLAs of superior quality, remarkably low q
SCuAAP's, 1402 Main street
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have on hand large assortment Of Furniture,
Clocks, Baby Carriages, Pictures, Looking Ghssea,
&c. which will sell cheap for cash, or on monthly
or weekly ipstalments. T. h. HARRIS,
1434 Main street.
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AT THE RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
e CO., 12 H., sale of stock Of dc.
linquent stockholders in the Virginia Steam
ship aud Packet Company. .
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PEuBRoxx saIRrs-best fitting shirt In the mar
tet-for sale low by e. B. SPENCE h soN. -,.s,t
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FANCY PHRcALE SHIRTS JUST RECEIVED BY Il
B, SPENCE & SON. -- -
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PnEsH BERMUDA zoNAToEs at ASroSI's, Main
street.
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Gall on e. B. SPENCE q BON soR 1oef
epp1sa CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR. 1s.faag
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| WAGyER's VIRGINIA YEAsT-PowDKRs-the
BEST cheapest, and most rellahle-sod by drugsasss
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X ROO U E T.
FOR THE LAWN Oh FIELD.

Tho .uhscribers have for sale large stock Of
CROoUET-rul sets, made Of good material, and at
low prices. WOoDHoUsE q PARHAh,
1s Booksellers and Statiouers.
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WHooP1sG-CoUGH SYRUP-an efficient prepa-
ration. L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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ExTRA HAVANA LOTTERY.

Can,,,1 nr,ze. ssOo. 600. Drawing, April Esd.
Reit.eed prtzes = Whole tieheta, 81 30 halves,
$50; quarters, $50 nfths S2a; ssntss, rsias as
pnst $500 tuotsIse I boY Z. .27l. VELTER& Il co,
1856 Bowery, Gsrmania Bank SnlitWsng,. Wg.
sp 6-14t --.---s-----,----N NV 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPAREL.
Ut CI,EANED In the very best style; LADIES
Dresses &c, restored 70 their orEnal cosos
or dyed, with neathess ana ~. a'sps'' = -
e'et11si .HsaA' iMNcKENWEYS N STEAM DYE.WORkkasii
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NEW STYLE COLLARS JUST RECEIVED BY E. B.
SPENCE & SON.
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vULEs vERNE's WONDERFUL
81 WORKs--AnouRD TIE WORLD IN EIGHTY
E.yS rith "a mates 50 sc; also, cheap ediIion
At AI si'so FHoR THE EARTH TO- THE MooS, 80
plates, s3. FIVE EEKs INA BALLOON, 30 pia,S' 1i1
IS niates x3.- : TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES
HSbIR THE SEAS, 10 plates, $3.50. The a FUs
CouyTRY; OR. 70 DEGRERs NORTH LATiITpE, wou} &
ny SipSII Of THE ClSTAwAYs l 20 plates, S3.oO:
These books are scientific fairy tales. For safe -
1918 Main street. rScIJsH
ap 7-d&w -. RAkDoL1h II " HH'
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r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE <EsHEa
LACE and BUTTON CATERS, 0Ss
Ladies' and Misses Serge Foxed ana Button tAi-
Ladies'and Kisses French, Black Kid, and Serge
CROQUETS; TS;-e--.. .E-s
Maris Antoinette BUSKINS;
Juniattas. Nagnoiias. and other styles OF SILK.
PIERS and WALKING SHOES;
eertIen,en's BOYS, and Youths' Calf Pnuce Al
/ bert OXEOHDS, TIES, &C., box, plain, ana ex-
Cbiidren's and Infants Colo:ed and Black SHOES
and SIiPPEaS In endless variety, just re-
ceiyed for early spring trade.
Il cfISrIShI WOKK MADE TO ORDER AND
cHtRkNpEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
{ opseSA1A. opeSA'D.' JOHy Il. BOsCHEN & son,
r NH 21sssg .s 500 and GIL Broad street.
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pRoYEssroHAL CARDS.
DREMIUM STEAM DTEING AND

PREdIUadr adr,FsNTsa ! SING Mwopkss Is
No. so4 MAIN STREET., RlcHA0ss,D. y sf A.fe
f.Sias and oauttcmea hxyink asus,s- us,s-ssatts ~
CLEANED or DYED Hfl naa Y % snsss ss''s''
s'ss Wors ms done one At sher so,iee and sssisses..
g sgsTTiDS'sesaao RTD 'saovss, CARPETS ssd slsA:SSahsis ssls:Sa
cLEAsAn ass froprtasors
? ge6 ysTtzsss ss5sssfs 81
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CPRING STOCK OF BOOTS ANDa
y SHOES now receiving, embracing the " ~
usual kinds of ladies', geniiemen's, misses, -
and children's BOOTS aud SHOES Banister g
Tichenor's l0w-cu: STRAP-TIES nice rttgie:
Also, full supply Of TRUNKS, &C., ut NO. $50
Broad street my,nY
ap4 t.H uh r. VIZ. W. La
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BUSINESS WANTS. )

WANTED, TO CLOSE OUT within tbs
w next nfteen days SO GOLD. WATCHES,
TONS, &c. Amongst the watches there are some OF
the finest makes In extra heavy karat gold cases,
stem ana key-wiDders; oil Of which wAi sell az
great bargains In order TO close them out ar the
earliest possible date to realize money advanced.
Call soon ut
s. A. WIHsTOCK's LOAN OFFICE,
No. II Fourteenth street, under Exchange Hotel.
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FOR RENT.
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneen,
No. 11O6 Main street.

TOR RENT, the PROPERTY for-G a.
Il merly occupied by the NonpareiI F1reHI
Brick and Kaolin Company, teioW Rockets; two
and half acres, with water front Of 400 feet adj
Joining the wharves Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, accessible by rail and watef
An inspection or she place is invited. ~
GODDIN. WARREN b co..
Real Estate Agents aud AuctoneerS!
nodo i -. =. Ill NJ
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NIANTED, PURCHASERS for BUILD
w ING. PLASTERTNG, and PAVING SAND.
Also, HAULING WANTED for carts or wagons;
Office Ne. "a Eighth street, corner Of Canal, over
packet-ofnce. RICHARD q. MOkRLSS.
: ap 6-2ws & s-',sr FSgs - ~ - s-t
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General Butler pays his respects to Vice.
President Wilson in the following rather
unique fashion,:
III M.cn Ontnhor 90 1917
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.,,,ral thiug The press ot The South

>,u-How IT SHOULD Bs CELR-
- =" REATEr.
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GButser admits that he wrote the letter,
but SAWS be ne yer Seaat it to Wilson,
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Ter RENT, that desirable sTOREGs
N.,n and C,ry streets and NJ II to Pznl Bargsmip,
Esu. and George A. AinslIe, Esa. Apply %
,1a ar Real Estate Agent.
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WANTED,Ja NURSE fwhite or colored}
w TO nurse child trcnfy months old. Must
come well recommended. Apply at the Southern
Express Office, II Mafa street. an 1G-SI&
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ZOE RENT.

OF REAL ESTATE kxcHANGx,
-. = ..1s n rssa March Is, 1874.
Resolved, That when not ueeded for the pnrposes
of the Exchange the chairman OF THE &c e9m6e9e
be authorized 10 rent out Inc ~.
nifty, lectures. reading, &e. j., AZ. l.n,r,,
In accordance With the shove, onex 70 ue ecm.
rnnnitv ss well lighted and as comnodtous ana
centrally located HALL for the above purposes 20
can oe u" ~ -" j. J.THOMPseN BROWN.
Chairman Executive Comuttees
-, O, IN, SN-'-'- - I I 1S Nsin street.
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WANTED, a situation as COOK by are-i
spectacle white vomsn who understands
cooking in all its branches Can giyo good city re-.
Office. - sssE@ Sssfs, 3S .srssi So 80 2{~1f - ~
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pOARDERS WANTED ID private FAM
II Dily-a gentleman and his wife preferred. They;
VIII be accommodated With pieasant front rooE,'
dreos iPEYTON.'', -y..,.s,tse =. an 2fl.2t J,
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LsUls A. WuTz, Mayor.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

A meeting of the citizens of Manchester
was held at the court house on Thursday
evening TO organize the Southern Vermont
musical association, with the view of hay
ing a musical convention there sometime in
january. Loveland Munson was elected
chairman and l.. II. llemenway secretary.
A committee of three were appointed by
the chairman to nominate officers and the
following list was reported and elected
Prcsident-Prof H. II. Shaw.
Vice Presidents-John Y. Hall and Fred
Squires, Bennington.
North Bennington-H. r. Cushman
haftsbury-George SWEET
East AringtOn-B. w Stafford.
West rlington-Charles Buck.
Manchester-W. b. Burton, w. II. Bene-
dict
Factory Point-W. A. Adams.
East Dorset--D. l.. Kent, John l.. Batch
Dorsct-,C. B. Kent, Richard L. Dun
ming.
Dandy Charles Congdon, S. L. Grif-
fifth
Walling llilliard.
Tinmouth-Henry Noble.
Rutland. n. Baxter, ~. Il. Walker,
L. A. Morse, Geo @. Day, j. B. Meeker,
T. NJ. Dayis. Il. N. Merriam, A. II. Cobb.
Pawlet-Rev John +. Aiken.
Peru-O. p. Simonds.
Rupert-Rev. A. b. Lambert, d. d.
West Rupert-Fayette Hopkins.
i. ii. Hemenway, secretary and treas
| urer.
w. A. Black, auditor.
Theo. Swift, W. B. Burton, George H..
| Swift, directors.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Temperance union, held in the par
lors of the Congregational church, was one
of unusual interest. After the devotional
exercises, reports were given from several
states of increasing interest and effort in
the temperance cause.
A full report from the secretary of the
"Womens National Christian Temperance
Convention" recently held in Cleveland,
Ohio has been received in which our Yer
mont delegates held prominent part A
part only, of their report was read, owing
to its length. The remainder will be given
next meeting.
Notice was given of the temperance re-
vival in Bangor, where nearly 200 persons
accustomed to use intoxicating liquors,
have signed the pledge, some of them are
those engaged in the selling of liquor.
Encouraging reports were read from
Philadelphia, also from Roode Island, il
which the governor, in very able speech
gave his decided testimony that the pro
hibitory laws of that state, owing to thu
character Of those appointed to execute
them, if not complete success, are sue
cess beyond the anticipation their friends
There never was so great change in tn
matter of public ardor as within the pas
few months
The meeting adjourned to meet mex
Thursday, same hour and same place.
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Dr. Lord on Mirabeau Tonight.

Mrabeau represents the French revolt
ton in its great ideas, rather than its afro
cous and hideous developments, since he
wished to secure reforms without utterly
sweeping away the throne and constitution
The great and instructive fact which we
understand DR.. Lord will seek to establish,
is the hopefulness of permanent reform
in violation of the principles of right anG
be one Of the doctors most graphic and IN
teresting lectures, and those of our citizens
who have heard him thus far, know that
platform. who, with his pea, can draw a
more life.like picture Than can he.
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Assignment of Judges.

The following assignment of judges has
been made for the ensuing year:
SUPREME COURTS.
Chittenden County January 9th Judges
Barrett, Wheeler, Royce, Redfield.
Franklin County-January 14th Judges
Pierpoint, Wheeler, Redfeld, Ross.
Grand Isle County - January 10Th
Judges Pierpoint, Wheeler, Redfield, Ross.
Addison County-January 25th Judges
Barrett. Wheeler, Red6eld, Ross.
MRutland County-January 2Sth Judges
Pierpoint, Barrett, Ross, Powers.
Bennington County - February 9th (;
Judges Pierp0int, Barrett, Ross, Powers
Windham County - February 10Th
Judges Plerpoint, Wheeler, Ross, Pow
ers.
Windsor County February Goth; Judges
Pierpoint, Wheeler, Redfcld, Powers.
Orange Countp-Maic h I'd Judges Pier
point, Barrett, Royce, Ross.
Washington County - August 10th !;
Judges Barrett, Royce, Ross, Powers.
Lamoile County-August 18th ; Judges
Wheeler, Royce, Redfeld, Ross.
Orleans County-August 10Th; Judges
Barrett, Wheeler, Royce, Powers.
Essex County August 9th Judges
Barrett, Royce, Redfield, Powers.
Caledonia County-August Goth; Judges
Pierpoint, Barrett, Redfeld, Powers.
COUNTY COURTS.
Pierpoint, G. Addison county, De-
cember 8 and June Chittenden county,
April and December 81.
Barrett, J.-Windsor county, December
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

The winter examinations of the Rutland
High and Grammar schools, commenced
Yesterday, and evinced as they have on all
former occasions, that thoroughness of dis
cipline which has marked our schools for
several years past. Notwithstanding the
interruptions which have taken place by
reason Of the prevailing sickness in our
community, the pupils appeared well and
seemed to have really kept up to the stand
ard.
The Grammar school, under the charge
of Miss Smith, has exhibited wonderful
progress, and the examinations indicated
that the discipline and method of instruc'
ton in this department are of high char
character. Glasses in geometry, anth
metic, grammar and reading were ex
amined during the day.
In the high school classes were eX
amined in German and Physiology, under
the charge of Miss Gronweg and gave goot
evidence of progress, especially in the al
important branch Physiology.
Miss Mary A. Burnham's classes il
Algebra, Geometry and Natural Philoso
ply, all presented work that was credtabl
to both teacher and pupil.
The classes in Caesar Cicero, Xenophol
and Greek lessons, under the direction o
Mr.. Dana, demonstrated unmstakabl.
the drill to which they had been subjected
and that they had been required to go t
the root of every matter, step by step, unit
they fully understood the construction 0
every sentence and word.
The visitors during the day were MI
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LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK. Dec. II.
Money firm carly in the day at4@5, but later
became easier and closed at 3@3k.
Prime mercantile paper at 6@7h per cent
Sterling exchange quiet and steady with
tendency TO dizziness at 4s4h@4siA for long
bills, 4s9a4 @490 for demand.
Gold opened and closed at 1ilH with few
transactions, In turn as low asa
Carrying rate at per cent.
borrowing rates /, Sand nat
Treasury disbursements to-day amount TO
100000.
The clearngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were sos, 100000
customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to $4,000.
Specie shipments 100000
| Government bonds are quoted lirm.
Railroad bonds opened strong and hlgher,and
closed firm. Principal transactions were in
| Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold
bonds which reached TO 50.
state bonds quiet and steady.
| Stocks weak early In the day, prices declin'
| ing A@h, chief decline In Pacific Mail. AS the
| day advanced the market gbecame firm and
| prices rose 1s@as per cent. Number OF sales oil
Pacific Mail sellers 90 days at k@4 below the
regular way. Market duh and weak during the
last hours OF business closing generally at the
| lowest point OF the day. The widest huctua-
lions being In Pacific Mail, Wabash, Erie, North
western and C. c.. & |. c. The feature OF Tue
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chester Driving Park.

AT the annual meeting of the Chester
Driving Park held at the Central House, on
Monday evening, the following officers
were elected
President-W. p. Richardson.
Vice President Ira ii. Adams.
Treasurer-A. A. Adams
Secrctarv-A ID. Fletcher
Drectors-A. Baldwin, Ira Adams, r..
p. Pollard, John l.. French, John @.
Adams, Fred. III. Gibson.
The following resolutions were adopted I;
Resolved, by the officers and members OF the
Chester Driving Park Association, In annual
meeting convened for the choice OF officers, that
we hereby express our sentiments or regret,
and as we firmly believe OF the citizens In This
| vicinity, by the vacancy In the ofilce OF Presi
| dent OF this association caused by the removal
| of George ii. Cole TO Leominster, Mass. we re-
| pret his removal and consequent thereto his
| non-appearance with us as member. sun we
recognize his hberality, faithful labor, untlrlne
| zeal and counsel, which he gave 10 THIS associa
| lion. which so much contributed TO its organic
| alton and made 1t a success. And we furtnei
| EXPRESS our thanks as due to him for his Iallh
| fui and manly discharge OF the duties OF nrs'
| President OF this association ana WISH Mn
| prosperity in his new home.
Resolued THAT the above resolution DC enter
| ed on the records OF this association ana Una
| the secretary transmit certified copy thereo
| 20 George H. cole.
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and May 25 Windham county, April 1G
and September ID.
Wheeler, Bennington county, De-
cember 1 and June Rutland county,
March and September ID.
Royce, J.-Grand Isle county, February
10 and August 81 Franklin county, April
10 and September Ia.
Redfield, J.--Orleans county, February
2 and September 8 Washington county,
March 8 and September H.
Ross, J.-Caedonia county. December
and June l Essex county, March 0 and
September 81.
Powers, J.-Lamoille county, December
1 and May 25 Orange county, December
IS and June 1.
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Each one of us have different satan.
Satan comes to one man in the form of idle
ness, and makes him waste day after day,
year after year. until he has wasted his whole
life doing nothing. Satan comes to an
other man as work, and makes him destroy
himself, in the opposite way by wearing out
prematurely his brain and his body. lie
comes to another as christian zeal, and the
man becomes a bgot, full of fire for the
Lord but the Lord whom he serves is II
God of wrath God who cares for trifes.
a God who prefers sacrifice to mercy. lie
comes to another as charity, but it ia a
charity which tolerates evil, and lets it
alone, which has no edge to it, no courage !;
an indolent charity which is not love at ali,
but only easy good-Dature. SO he DISCUSSES
himself as an angel of light calling him
self patriotism when he wishes to make
nations hate each other; calling himself
Christianity when he wishes to wake men
prosecute each other; calling himself hon
esty when lie wishes to encourage man
in his rude and overwhelming ways; and so
on changing himself into every virtue and
every grace.-JameS Freeman Clqlbe
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state, County and vicinity.
Chelsea, Mass.
MECHASlCSVII.LE.

MENIIA.NIOSN ITI4E'
Rev j. w. Guernsey, presiding elder of
the Springfield district, will preach in the
Union church in this place next Sabbath.
There is to be Christmas tree and Sab
bath school concert in the Union church on
Christmas eve.
p. E. Chase, toy manufacturer, is still
driven with orders. He hasmade and sold
more goods the present year than in any
previous year since he commenced business.
Frederick and John Parmenter killed
two pigs last week eight months old, one
weighed 395 pounds and the other 300
pounds.
The thermometer hereabous was four
teen degrees below zero on the morning OF
| the 10Th ult.
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'Ehc Road to EHelitEt.

Cleanse the stomach, bowels and blood from
all the acrd corrupt and offensive accumula-
lions which produce functional arrangement,
and you remove the cause OF most diseases
which affct the human family, and thus save
large doctors bills. The most efectual and re-
liable remedy for this purpose is found in DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgatve Pellets. No cheap
wood or paper boxes, but kept fresh and rel-
able In vialS.
High livers, those INDUCING In ease and
pleasure, and those OF Sedentary habits, can
prevent B0ils, Carbuncles. Govt, Red skin,
Eruptions. Plmples, Constipation, Piles brow
siness, BillousneSs and other conditions IN
duced by such habits, by taking from four to
six or Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
once week, or, better stil, one or two each
night. They are sold by dealers in medicines.
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and Mrs. S. NJ. Dorr, Rev. E. II. Randall,
Principal of st. Johns school, Poultney I;
Walter II. Foster, Mrs. d. M. Bailey, DR..
John A. Mead, Mrs. Crossmau, Miss Sarah
Burnham and Rev. S. B. Pettengill.
The examinations at the high school will
be resumed this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
when the classes in Virgil, History of the
United States and Latin Reader will take
rtooo
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A Gard.

The subscriber hereby returns his hearty
thanks to the fremen, citizens and neigh
bors who so kindly assisted in extinsuish'
ing the recent fire at his house, NO. 30
Grove street,
To those of my neighbors who 80 readily
volunteered TO store my goods, thereby
keeping them from injury, feel especially
thankful. a. Z. BATES
Rutland, Dec. nth.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

THE ATTENTION OF those who have been suffer
Ing long time from old complaints that have
resisted all ordinary methods of treatment, Is
called to DR.. Wheeler's Compound Elixir OF
Phosph0tcs and Calisaya. This remarkable
preparation, by promoting the complete diges.
i2ing blood TO restore diseased tissues, and sup.
ply nerve force to all the organs OF the body. II
Is specific for dyspepsia In all Its forms, liver
complaint and disease of the Kidneys; and SC
speedily does it act, that improvement is fire.
quently manifest the first day OF taking it. Be.
Ing chemical food, its properties are nutrl.
tive, ana cannot injure child or adult under any
Condition OF the system whatever.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18
Outside Pages.

FIRST PAeE.-The Governor Crop in Ar
kansas New England Society Burling-
ton Notes A Blunder with Unpleasant
Consequences Earthquakes Coffee )
Some Democratic Reflections ; A Loyal
Organ iu its own Defense.
FOURTH PAdE.--East Middlebury YER
gennes; Springfield; Rutland County
Notes Foreign Matters Public Opinion !;
A Joke that Didn't Work.