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These failures are supplemental waves of
the panic of 1873 Merchants previous to
then had invested in the flatterng specu-
lations offered before the crash came find
too II UGH of the capital unavailable now
when it is needed to sustain them against
an adverse current of trade. All the
houses that have been caught are reported
to have been venturing outside of their
genuine business and the Commercial Bul-
letin thinks that their ill-fortune will have
good result in clearing the export and
import markets of this class of irregular
operators. 1t is not to be supposed that
these events reveal any renewed weakness
In the condition of trade credits generally.
AT this season of the year most of the
failures and those of 1874 is only a little
larger than usual. 1T is" says the Bulle-
tin ga gratifying fact that so few suspcn-
sions have occurred among those doing
" a strictly legitimate business and yet the
exemption of this class is nothing more
than might have been expected. for the
panic weeded out the really weak firms
" and business houses, since though I'M
profitable has been conducted with I'M
" usual economy and with a strictly care
" full regard to the standing of buyers. 1t
" is surprising indeed that the close scant-
ing into credits which have been en-
forced for the last twelve months has
".not caused more suspensions than have
actually occurred, and this fact confirms
The impressions oft reiterated in these
columns that at the outbreak of the
panic the mercantile branch of business
was eminently IN a sound condition"
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PURE WINES.

The attention of Invalds and persons In Del
icate Health IS invited TO our large stock OF
Pure Wines.
Old Port Wine, strengthening and invigorat-
ing.
Malmsey Wine restores the taste and imparts
new ylgOr 10 an exhausted system.
Pale sherry, to be used with tonics, for re-
our best physicians, In bottles or by the GAL
lon. orders for Families carefully hlled,
packed, and forwarded.
JAMES DINGLEY & Co,
IS ana 20 MIX Street, Boston.
Key West Cigars.--Our celebrated "Formosas"
brand, the best and cheapest Cigar In market.
Octl2.deOd3m
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The symptoms OF Mental Decay resemble the
gradual changes that come over old people, and
are similar to those induced by eXcesses and
bad habits, and the tendency is to the produc-
lion OF SOltening OF the brain and INSANITY
The cause Is deficiency or phosphates, as IL is
well known that man grows older and mentally
weaker when the nervous system Is unsufli.
GENTLY supplied with these elements-the solid
ity OF the brain depending upon phosphorized
compounds-and That thest foods which are
richest In phosphates renovate most speedily
weakened brain power and loss OF constitution
al ylgor. Dr. Wheeler's Compound Elixir OF
Phosphatcs and Calsaya contains these agents
In an easily assimiable form, constituting a
Drain ana nerve fOOd. Octl6d&w2W
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Governor Hartranft has allotted lees than
thirty days of more life to Undertook the
murderer. The adverse decisions of the
court of pardons of Pennsylvania has been
followed quickly by issuing of the death
warrant, fixing Thursday, November 18TH,
as the fatal day. The question of public
interest n)w is whether or not Undertook
will preserve his wonderful nerve to the
end and 90 to the grave with the story un-
told. OF will he unseal his lips and leave
behind him confession of every incident
of the dark and mysterious plot 20
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VERMONT AND TIE HSAlAkY
(.KAR,,

A somewhat novel and certainly an un-
expected question is put to Vermont
through her legislators at her capitol, it
being no less than this, whether in taking
the money offered her by Senator Morrill,
as his allotment of the back pay of the
last congress the state thereby becomes a
party to the transaction known as the
salary grab" 1t should be borne in mind
in treating of this subject that the legisla-
ture is not to consider the motives of the
gl'er, however good they may have been
nor his wishes even. The Hon. Justin S.
Morrill,, like many an honest man who be-
longcd to the torty-third congress, found
himself at the termination of that congress
lawfully in possession of certain funds
which he did not like to keep. He had OPP
posed the bill for the increased pay on
every occasion and in every shape in which
1t came up, but in spite of his opposition 1t
became law. After that, the money voted
him was fairly his, to do with
as it seemed him good. He gave
1t to us and it is now fairly ours.
1t was just as fairly his at the close of that
congress as it is now ours. No one dis
putes our right to it, and it seems at nrst
blush little strange that question should
be raised about keeping it.
But uron careful analysis it will be
found that we have the same objection to
keeping this money that Senator Morrill,
had himself. He gave it up on moral
grounds alone he had no twinge of con-
science in keeping it ; 1t was not stolen
property at all in his possession not even
was he the receiver of stolen property
but he returned the property to its rightful
owner as it seemed to him-thc people of
his own state. This, as n rebuke to the
action of Congress which was revolving to-
the moral sense of the whole country. So
far so good the Senator did well, cannot
Vermont do better
The evil tendencies of the times are ap-
parent to every thoughtful man. To re-
slst them is the highest of political duties
Corruption infests our politics at every
tuIn. No party is free from it, no STATE is
free from it, and the national government
is popularity supposed to be reeking with
1t. Vermont has reputation for purity,
we are proud to say, far above the average
of states and econd to none in the land,
Her voice, through her legislature, would
be heard from Maine to California. Small
though she may be, her influence is potent
in the nation. Let her speak now when
so good an opportunity is given her to be
heard. Let her return the money which
her senator gave her to the general govern
ment, for it is not hers alone but belongs
as much to her sister states.
Daniel O'Donnell received gift of TWEEN
ty thousand dollars from certain slavehold-
ers who sympathized with him in his efforts
for lreland's liberty. He could very
properly have kept the money, but the
great agitator returned it Indignantly. The
moral effect Of the act was surprisingly
grand Let Vermont similarly act, and
thank her distinguished senator for having
given her the opportunity.
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II the druggist offers any kind OF herb favored
alcohol for ny spepsa, billiousness, or any other
ailment, tell him that you want medicine, not
Dar-room drink. Ask him for DR.. Walkers Cal
lornia Bltters, the best regulating preparation
known, ana which you know Is free from 'Sa-
tan's EllNlr" Reject all the fiery 'Tonics" and
Is no medicine that compares win it.
octl3d&WIW
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The dispatch from London in this morn
ing's kilograms indicates that the report
circulated some months ago, of design
to elect Ralph Waldo Emerson lord rector
of Glasgow university, was not all idle
talk. 1t is hardly TO be expected that he
will succeed, for he has two strong oppo-
nents-Englishmcn, while he is foreigner
and an American. The serious mention of
his name for position to which the British
premier aspires is, however, a high compl-
ment in itself to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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"Waters Concerto Paror Organ Possesses
a beautiful and peculiarly soft tone The Con-
certo stop Is, without doubt, the best ever
placed In any organ. 1t is produced by an extra
set OF reeds, peculiarly voiced, from which the
enect Is most charming, and its imitation OF
the human voice is superb. For sweetness OF
tone and orchestral effect. 1t has no equal :
IN. \. Times.
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The republican convention of the four
tccnth district of New York, while nomin-
ating a candidate for Congress, incidental
ly declared itself "unalterably opposed TO
n third term" This is straw from the
rural regions of the Empire state.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES Epr,

FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECRLES
AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
and Freckle Lotion, which Is harmless and in
every case intallibe. Or for his Improved co.
medone and Plmple Remedy, the great Skin
Medicine for Pimpes, Black Heads or Flesh
worms. or consult b. c. PERRY, the noted
Skin Doctor 40 Bond street, New York
april l0deOd,wGm.
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The Dar-room remedy for all ailments is Rum
Biltels, surcharged with Fusel Oh, deadly
element rendered more active by the pungent
stomach Is weak and liver or bowels dlsordered
strengthen and regulate them with Vinegar
bltters a purely Vegetable Alternative and
tem sentici S,,y,,y
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Now york stock ana Money market.

IATHoT hUNhTNHF'
NEW YORK., oct. II.
Government bonds ara ouiet md staac,
Money easy at 2jSCs3 per cent.
state bonds are dun at nominal prices.
Stocks are duller and a shade higher than
lowest prices.
Gold opened Oh Saturday steady at 40.
The stock market opened on Saturday weak
and feversh with Il tumble I'm Erie of " per
cent? which lead on the decline Lake Shore
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The only excuse a Tennesseel man had
for shooting stranger was that the stran-
gers name was Moses Bogardus Smith.
lie said nobody could bring that name into
Tennessee and live,
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THE MUTUAL LIFE,

Is THE BEST COMPANY.
II has more money than any other two In
surance companies In the United States.
ss-Assets, SlXty-elght Million Dollars.
c. Ii. GRANGER, Agent,
Rutland, vt.
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trotted FOR over thc " w
KC TLAND TROTTING PARK.
ocToBER 17th, 1Sth, and both.

TUESDAY, FIRST DAY.
Purse NO. 1.-sl00OI for horses that have mn
record. $50, s25, s15, slO. '"'' h'Nc NJ
Purse NO: 2.-seJo 90 for horses that never heat
237 sl25, 800, $40, $50 '''' "''c' ocaV
WEDNESDAY. SECOND DAY
Purse No 3.-s2OO 90 for $3.50 class stoo s,o
$3.50, $40. 0'"9'' sioo' fO",
Purse No. 4.-sioO,Oo for four year Odds s,o
S25, Sl5, $40. '''o' s'o'
THURSDAY, THIRD DAY.
Purse No. 5.-s2OO.OO for 2:il class aim en-
$50 so. 0''''' sioo' soo'
Purse No. C.-s4OO.Oo Free for ALL 5000. loo
$50, $40. w. s-VV' iuo'
Purse No. 800. Running race. $50 sq5
SIS, So ' ''' FA"'
CONDITIONS. Ten per cent. entrance. All
the above races are to be mile heats, best three
In ilve TO harness, except No (which Will be u
mile meats, best three In flve. National rules
10 govern. -Four TO enter, three to start. All
entrleS 10 be made to w. G. Landon, Treasurer.
on or before October 23d, at O'Clock d, m. nj
Wncn tline all entries VIII positively close
ANY morse dlstancing the Held will be entitled
70 lrst money only. Horses Will be called nj
l;So sharp each day, and all horses viii be con-
sidefeu eligible that have not beaten the above
Time previous TO Oct. I, 1874. Good day
ard good track, or next good day. omitting
sunday. ~ e
ADMISSION so Cents. Carriages free.
w. c. LANDON, Sec. and Treas.
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PROF. J. II. LAMPHEAR
VIII open october 23d

VIII open october 23d
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY
at the Bardwcll House Hall, Rutland. Vt. All
the latest and most improved styles OF dancing
Will be taught Send for circular. octlGdlw
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CIRCULATION.
The average daily circulation of DAILY GLOBE,
or the periods named below, was as follows:
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NEW GOODS! NEW GooDs'
AT NO. 81.
We have just opened large and elegant stock
OF DRESS and CLOAK TRIMMINGS
us follows:
HEAVY JET PRINCES,
JET AND SILK PRINCES,
SILK PRINCES,
GIMPS, ALL STYLES,
HEAVY DIAMOND and
TITAN BRAlDS,
EMB. BRAID and BEADS.
ALL SHADES IN BALL PRINCES.
A large stock of fancy DRESS and CLOAK
BUTTONS and ORNAMENTS.
WORSTED EMBROIDERY,
(New Patterns.l
HAND KNIT BERGMAN ZEPHYRS,
SHAWLS.
SEA FOAM HOODS,
INFANTS SACKS,
INFANTS HOODS,
INFANTS CAPS.
:S Please examine before purchasing.
BARROWS & MITCHELL,
I'll Merchants Row
sept2i
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THE CRANE.JEWETT AFFAIR.
Communication From Senator Ed
munds.
An Open Letter.

BURLINGTON, oct 10, 1874.
Edtor Of tie CaledonidR, 81. Joansbuyy,
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Millineru and fanfu Goods.

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
AT NO. 81.
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state, County and vicinity.


BENSON.
Te Benson delegation, with their guests
atteling upon the meetings of the Ameri-
can BOARD, numbered about thirty. To
thisnumber Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerton, cor
nerf West and Lincoln streets, opened
then house and heart quite completely.
All lat was asked was some two or three
room in which the company might picnic
durg tue meetings, but to their agreeable
surTise these generous hosts opened their
entil house, parlors, dining room and
kitcbn were freely offered in their enter
lament. Those not depending upon
then for food, service or sleeping apart
mens the accommodation and reception was
FREQ and hearty that the party feel under
gret obligation and take this means of
pubciy expressing it. All without ex-
cepbn hope that with Gods assistance
thcymay in some way at some time re-
ciprratc this undsguiscd kindness. The
comany before parting wishing tn leave
somdangiblc expression of their feelings,
presided to Mrs. Edgcrton through their
paste u beautiful silver card receiver and
vase, The company returned to Benson
full 4 cheer and satisfaction with their &c
comtodation and feast of spiritual things,
WI ilt Wv anu 'lullt views VI lDt
power md influence of the American
board.
!!arlo', of the firm OF Harlow Il Hale,
ut lIensu Landing. has not yet been heard
from. Whether in the lake or out of it is
not knnn, and some venture to say they
are not cry solicitous about the matter.
He seels to have well lined his pocket
book v,h greenbacks before departing,
and iron this fact it is guessed that his
head isibove the wave.
Mr.. .bhn Carter, a venerable and highly
esteemd citizen, brcathcd his last Thurs.
day. IT, was the father of numerous
family,and to his last hour held n com
mandiig influence in it. All who have
been hvored with his smiles and converse
ton will greatly mourn his loss. The
houscwherc he lived so many years vii
now lr dcsolhte indeed The attcndanc,
night md day Of his Sous and daughter:
during hi last sickness show how fondll
he wa loved by them. lie died at the az,
OF SO,and we trust enters into the rest pre-
paledfor the righteous. May his good,
plputl full his al
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TERMS IN ADVANCE.
- $780,
CIRCULATION

ess GLOBE PAPER Co.. Rutland. Vt.
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UTLAND TROTTING rARK.

81 IL IN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-06-06
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES !

I HAVE returned from the Eastern
| markets with the fines, : ock o. Goods
~ nv Inc ol business. int hastvrr been
IN Shcphtrd,lo~n had madc To -.
der ~ Ihe ct, I'll nun bers oi extra slzrs
Boots. Nos. to -, and Ltdy's Shue-
from Nos 3 to o. can furnish all
KIND, that are wanted. sach "a Meas
Boots. Bows Boots. ladv's Fine snL
Coar.e Snoes, Ncn's Shoes. Bows
Shoes, Chlljfen's Shoes, Misses Shoes,
aud Notions ct every description.
STRAW HATS ol every Description.
Tobacco aud Cigars. Pipes, Sc.
Large quantity at bV'tonrJ Caters.
Carpet Sacks AMI Gloves u every de-
scr,plIon.
Hosiery ~ evrry-de.crplion.
B1-,!cs lnr the Ladies. Uhbrtllns.
Knrunp C.uou, Paper Collars ,nd Neck
Ties.
Corse,s tr Ne Ladies'.
Oyrrlais and SLius.
Spool Cotton AMI Thread Of al, kinds.
and a lhousaul Other aiticlrs rot men.
toned.
Thankful Tor the patronage lcreioforn
cxl-ndcd 10 me, invite lib,rsl share
~ tie future.
What yo1 don't ser. ask far--ai Head
Qlorlcr. OF the Shenandoah Valley Rsil.
road Ssure.-on reasonable rrms. tall
at one door North oflhe Register Office.
|. W. ClltpLlnE.
Nv % u
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WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS.

Are the st beautiful in style and Perfect IN
Tone ever ma e. The CONCERTO STOP
is lae best EVER PLACED ~ ANY OR
Gan. IL is Produced by an extra set Of Re sds,
peculiarly voiced, tie EFFECT OF which -
MOST CHARMING and SOUL-SrlRRfNG.
while Us IMITATION OF the HUMAN
VOICE IS SUPERB. Terms Li5efal
WATERS PHILHARMONIC, yRSPRR
AND ORCHESTRAL ORGANS IN DnIaue
French Gases. are among the best LasJe, aud
combine PUPliY Of VOiClNG with Grest
Volume Of Tone. suitable for Pari0f. Csnfch or
NusicsGHan. WATERS New Sea!s Pianos
bsve great Power and Fins Singing Tone.
VIII all modem improvements, and are the B.st
TIANOS Asde- These O.gans and Pianos
are warranted fOr G years. Pricss Erirenesy
LOW for Gosh or Pstsss-t, aud Baisnce In
Monthly or Qo1teIly Payments. Secondhand
INSTRUMENTS taken IL exchange. AGENTS
WANTED ia every County 10 the q. :. and
Csnads. a Liberal Discount 10 Tearhsp.
Ministers, Churches. Schools, Lodge, etc. a.
IustIs,ed Catalogues mailed.
HORACE WATERS g. SON.
AL Broadway New York. Jos 55s7.
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SENTENCE OF JAMES SMITH AND JOHN
ToLlvER.-The circuit court, Judge !.
B. Hoge, presiding, convened at III
o'clock Monday, yesterday morning
After the transaction of some unlmpor-
tant business, the prisoners, James
Smith, convicted of grand larceney and
John Toliver, convicted OF the murder
of Annie Butler, on the 9th day OF DC
tober last, were brought into court.
Whereupon, Judge Hoge proceeded
to pass sentence upon them, having in
botb cases overruled new trial. In
sentencing James Smith, his Honor,
mad, il the occasion of administering a
word of good advice, both to the pris-
oner and to the unfortunate class to
which he belongs, which it is to be hop
ed may have some salutary effect. The
court sentenced Smith, in accordance
with the finding of the jury to five
wears hard labor in the penitentiary.
Immediately upon the conclusion of
Smiths sentence, the clerk of the court
ordered John Toliver to stand up, and
having repeated to him the verdict of
the jury finding him guilty of murder
in the first degree bis Honor thereupon
having first stated his reasons for over
ruling the motion of counsel for new
trial, proceeded, amid the breathless at
tention of the largest assemblage we
have ever seen in the court room, to
pronounce the sentence.
His Honor then pronounced the for
nal sentence Of death, designating Fri
day, July 3lst, next ensuing, between
the hours Of 10 a. m. and 2 o'clock p.
m, at some convenient place to be APP
pointed by the Sheriff for the execution
of the sentence.
The prisoner stood entirely unmoved
during the delivery of the sentence, not
a muscle of his face gave any indication
that he was in the least concerned as to
his fate When the usual question was
put to him by Major Troxell, the clerk,
Have you anything to say why SEN
tence shall not be pronounced :? the
prisoner gave answer in an emphatic
tone, No sir" distinctly heard in every
part of the court room. His whole
manner was defiant, and he seemed to
regard the solemn proceedings as more
| farcical than earnest.
The prisoners having been removed
from the court room by the jailor, the
large crowd orderly dispersed, and the
usual business of the court was resumed.
.NartinSbWg Statesman.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AD-
,1INIsrRAT1oN.-Mr. Thomson, late pres
ident of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, was scarcely dead before the
administration of the road was dis
counted, and ii was regarded as fore
gone conclusion that Col. Thomas A.
Scott will be president. Col Scott be-
came connected with the road about
twenty-five years ago as clerk of n sta
ton. He atterward became superin-
tendent of a section. Later he was re-
moved to the Office in Philadelphia, and
sixteen years ago became vice president,
since which time he has served in that
capacity, with the exception Of one year
during the war. when he was Assistant
Secretary of war, serving chiefly in the
transportation department, where his
railroad experience and great executive
ability made him valuable in moving
troops, stores, &c. OF late years he
has had under his special charge all the
leased lines of the company west OF
Pittsburg.
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DIR. D. W. JONES.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
MARTINSBURG, ". VA.

MAN IN 3D. Rbs W a.
Con.uliing Office, No. % West King street,
I few doors from the Court House. Observe
the sign on the side OF the door. Office hours
from 10 A. ~, TO - NJ, aud from 10 3 P. NJ.
and to evening.
The Doctors long and successful practice at
Hagerstown, Md, aud the past five years at
Martinsburg, W. Va, and nearly four years at
the bedside in the different Hospitals Of the
large cities enables him to give full satisiac-
tion to the afflicted, without the use of that
deadly poison Mercury, and other powerful
Minerals that annually sends thousands 10 4
premature grave.
All Nervous Diseases speedily cured. Let
: tie weak and nervous bear in mind that when
they have symptoms indicating many other
diseases, it originates principally from the
nerves.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
This dreadful scourge Of suffering humanity
brought on from unnatural habits OF youth, or
learned from evil companions at school or
while alone. Both sexes, old and young, are
guilty OF 1t, and it Is Fastening thousands TO
shat bourne from whence no traveller reiurns.
For oil such DR.. JOKES has discovered never
failing treatment that will soon bring about new
life and fully restore epleebled manhood.
|, SYPHILIS.
This disease strikes with terror TO the boldest
heart, where il is soon discovered in the roof
OF the mouth and throat, with discolorins
blotches over the head and body fast belraying
tn unhappy victim, death ending the suffering.
Make an early application, and DO cured
without any change Of diet or hindrance from
business or detection OF friends.
GRAVEL GU RED
Without the dangerous medium Of en- operation.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Ofevery form speedily cured.
Affection oflhe Kidneys aud Bladder, and
al kinds of Chronic Diseases, no matter how
long standing, speedily restored
DR.. JOKES can be consulted by letter describ-
inS symptoms, age, anu how long standing. All
letters strictly confidential.
The completion of he Cumberland Valley
Railroad TO MartInsburg, will make II convent
ent for patients from Maryland and Pennsyl-
vauia to call and consult with the Doctor.
DR.. JOKES will not visit patients eXccp,
where they are not able TO consult him at bIs
Office. HIS family practice at MarlinsburE is
sufficient evidence Of his success. All letters
must be addressed 10
d. W. JONES, VI. d,
May Soy Martinsburg, W. Va.