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Senator Fenton on the Moicties Bill.

ASIlINGTON, June Is.
The following are the remarks made by
Senator Fenlon yesterday on the passage OF
the molely bill | suppose discussion is
closed on this bill, and / rise 10 congratu-
late the senate and country upon its pass
age. assume that there will be none or
few very few votes against it, The bill, as
agreed upon by the conference committee,
is not all that | could have desired, but
upon the whole it is in the direction Of re-
form and ought to be pretty satisfactory as
beginning. If had been here last week
during its discussion | should have tried
hard to mention some other points which
deemed alike important to the importers
and government. and to have defended the
bill against the opposition which was made
to it, but am pretty well satisfied with
what we have and after stating my re-
grets that business of a private character.
which could not he dsrcgarded, compelled
my absence, my object in rising IS simply
to express the earnest hope that the senate
will, without further discussion adopt the
report of the committee.
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saturate piece of Bread or Meat, With gas
trlc juice, and IL VIII dissolve. This is digcs-
ton. Add TO such a mixture n little alcohol,
ana II viii not dissolve. This is indigestion.
Beware, then OF tlncturcs, or tones, or decoc-
lions containing splrltuons liquors. Shun all
rum "tonics," and rely solely on DR.. Walkers
Vinegar Bitters, the finest digestive inylgorant
known, and free from the fiery curse Of alcohol,
mAY26dNM4M
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The undersigned would tender their
grateful acknowledgements to the members
of the fire department of this village for
their prompt and vigorous action in putting
ont the fire which so nearly consumed their
mill to-day. No less grateful are they to
the Central Vermont railroad company and
their enptQyes for seconding the efforts Of
the frcmen by bringing into Use the steam
pump of the companys machine shop,
without the aid of which the iiremcn could
hardly have succeeded in quelling the
flames O. +. Cross,
CHAs. NJ. Bliss.
Rutland, Vt, June 10, 1874.
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The Republicans Of the Town of Rutland are
requested to meet nj the Town Hall, In Rutland,
on Wednesday, the 2ith Inst, at ~ O'Clock p.
m. to elect three delegates ana three subtitutes
to represent them In the Rutland County Re-
publican Convention, to be held at Rutland,
June 30. 1871.
PERCINAL W. CLEMENT,
ClIAS. II. SHELDON,
ALBERT II. FUTILE,
Rutland Republican Town Committee.
Rutland, June Is. 1874.
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Democratic caucus.

The democrats Of the town OF Rutland are re-
questcd to meet at the Village hail, Monday
evening, June 22d, 1874. at ~ o'clock, for the
purpose OF choosing thirteen delegates TO the
democratic state convention, to be holden at
Montpelier, on the 25th Inst.
y. S. STEARNs,
For the Committee.
Rutland, June 70, 1874.
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The Rhode Island Contest.

NEY YORK, June 10.
a Providence dispatch says the leading
men declare Burnside's outlook for the SEN
atorshp hopeless. Members are getting
tired, and lobbyists are Disguised with the
contest
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Murderer Hanged.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 49,
Cass Mattock, the Rock Creek murderer,
was hanged to-day at II o'clock, in the
presence of large crowd, mostly colored.
He protested his innocence to the last.
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dIhe Autlantl Daily Glohr.
SATURDAY. JUNE 20, 1874.
she EsutInnd county Republican
convention.

NOhbsg
convention.
The Republican County Convention COM
posed of three delegates from each town in
Rutland county will meet ut the Town Hall
in Rutland on Tuesday, June Both, 1874,
at one o'clock. p. m, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for Senators, Assis-
tant Judges Of the County Court, States
Attorney, Sheriff, High Baliif, and Judges
of Probate and the appointment of a
County Committee. The several towns at
their primary meetings are requested TO
appoint three alternate delegates.
Delegates on their arrival are requested
to present their credentials to the county
committee at the Bardwcll House for the
purpose of completing the roll before the
assembling of the convention.
HENRY CLARK,
SIMEON ALLEN,
LEONARD Johnson,
J.. ID. Ross,
r. W. pfTTs.
County Committee.
Rutland, June 10th, 1874.
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Now York siocK ana Money market.


NEW YORK, June 10.
Money easy at 2a3
Sterling dun at 4-sIH4.ss for GO days and l-9O
l-90k for sight.
Customs receipts to-day amounted 10 $751;
ooO
Imports OF dry goods for the week 81, 2oG, 100.
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THE AMERICAN IIoosE, Boston, has Just In
trOduced feature that Will commend Itself to
all prudent travellers. Those who are willing
TO take upper, medium-slzed rooms will make a
saving OF 81. 90 per day, and enjoy the same OK
cellent table for which this Hotel has so long
been noted. the Passenger Elevator makes all
rooms equally accessible.
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landed.

New YORK. June 10.
A Havana letter of the 18th instant
states that an expedition under Acnelira
had safely landed ON the north coast with
1000 rifles, six pieces o. Morintam artil-
lery and large amount OF ammunition
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hoo,1 81 r;s;,ors ~ lie od1,nss 60 ,,o
orodr.,;,,,r o,,ss ., WI ,,o;r, ,.os,.rdov
concluded "a fo,lows
uTho oco of chivol,, !, mot rossel
The highest types of herosm survive
u,onS VS. ne nInlesl k,,gm, WI" WV S s"' az
est crusader who hewed his way through
inc scrr'ed ho5ls OF Nalauln' mas io,'h" ms
the constitution and the Union. who.
whether leading forlorn hope, on Ian
gushing IN military hospital, or lIea'r-
s,,,n,.o1 co,,r,,., ~, i,cr,,'inod % ,o,m.
per of sef.sacrfice as devoted and spirit
of conservation as pure as ever inspired
eac uG'F e , W 'mr o, I'o'7 VI s'"' '''
Not Then. in tIc bnrder land betwrrn
fable and history. nor yet in the more
authentic annals oi the mlddlc ages should
s"u sGeN NOUS '"a '',"''' "su,,,oi'' 'a,'
conntrymen of your own time. many of
them alumni of your alma mater, and all
OF them members OF your CHOSEN pro
i'Ss'''n
THE Ne" PUBIC FLORES
Tor winch inc government Is 10 pay : '''uoo
per "''''"'n II" ~" 9''''' "''' '''''''"
''''''''
Ma''he" V Ne'i s'apoeu i'a''io' "ci'er-
mott fatally, last hlgh'' curing an alier'a-
ton seven WOUNDS were ihilic''i
IOnN t.. CADwAIIApEE.
son of General Thomas Cadwallador of
m .ti.,..t: II ..... 49,. - ,T,,,.,..i
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FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRECELEs

AND TAN ask your Druggist for perry's Moth
and Freekle Lotion, which Is harmless and in
inedSne and Pimple remedy, me great SKIN
Medicine for Pimpes, Black Heads or Flesh
worms. Or consult b. G. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor, 40 Bond street, New YORK.
aDTil lOdeOd,W6m
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Death OF Mrs. Cameron.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 10.
Mrs. Cameron, wife of Hon Simon
Cameron, died this morning. Funeral on
Monday afternoon
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Frye RcnOminated.

Auburn, Me-, Luna 10.
At the republican congressional conyen-
ton to-day, VIM p. Frye was renominated
for Congress by reclamation.
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The Best Medical Talent OF New England en-
dOrses W. Baker q CO.'S Cocoa Paste for the
use OF invallds and persons in health. Travel
ers ana students ind II most convenient rs 10
may be prepared for use In one minute, with
out botlpg. Your Grocer has IL. Established
IA $50
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The Eighteenth Ballot.

PROVIDENCE, June 10.
The eighteenth ballot gave Burnside 13.
Dixon 20, Barstow Il, scattering 81, Adj
iOurncd till Tuesday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.


RECIPROCITY.
WAsHsGToN, June 10.
The president has sent to the senate the
reciprocity treaty in respect to the do
minion Of Canada and the British prov
iuces. 1t is supposed that the committee
on foreign relations will report upon il with
very little delay
APPROVED.
The president has signed the bill to in
crease the pensions of soldiers and sailors
who have been totally disabled. All per-
sons who are now entitled TO pensions un-
der the existing laws, and who have lost
an arm, at or above the elbow, or n leg, at
or above the knee, shall he rated in the sec
ond class, and shall receive SPA per month,
provided that no artificial limbs or commu-
tation therefor shall be furnished to such
persons as shall be entitled TO pensions
vlNDIcArED
The president has deci led to retain X. II.
Cobb as supervisor of internal revenue for
Kentucky. Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi
and Louisiana, thus disposing of the
charges against him.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
New YORK, June 10.
\ Washington dispatch says that as no
hour was fixed for the adjournment of
congress on Monday, it will be possible to
prolong the session till the last of next
week, by taking reccsses instead of adj
journment from day to day 1t It's probable,
however that the final adjournment will
take place Tuesday afternoon.
THE POsTOFFICE CASE.
II is stated that the house pcstofiice CON-
mitiec arc unanimously opposed to the SEN
ate amendments TO the postoflice bill. and
an attempt will he made to-day to fix the
rates Of postage on printed matter at a
cent and half, or two cents for daily and
weekly newspapers. and three cents on
periodicals published less frequently than
once week. At the utmost it is believed
the rates will not exceed an average of two
and half cents per pound.
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After a large amount of routine business
such as reference of bills, etc, Mr. McDou-
gall of New York moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill directing the secrc-
tary of the treasury to report on the ncces-
sty of public building at Auburn.
Agreed to 151 to Ct.
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AID CONGRESS..--FIRST SESSION.
SENATE

WAsHlNGToS, June 10.
Several local bills passed, together with
the house resolution to print twenty-five
hundred copies Of Prof. lIayden's report
on crctaccous flora of the west.
The resolution that the leyec committee
sit during recess was laid over.
Mr. Foreman moved reconsideration
vote whereby tie bill passed yesterday pro-
viding a government for the District OF
Columbia be explained, that the bill con-
tanned a provision that the churches be
taxed, which be desired to correct.
Debate cnsucd, and the motion was laid
on the table without division.
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Gold opened and closed at 1li%, with sales
during the day at i11@lllA.
Borrowing rates per cent. and fiat.
Carrying rates 1G2 per cent.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
49,, OOO
Ciearings In the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to sIs00o,0o0.
Governments quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds higher In late dealings
state bonds quiet.
Stocks fairly active With pressure during the
early part OF the day TO sell Western Union,
Lake Shore, wabash, Pacific Mail, Rock Island,
Northwestern and st. Paul common. The de-
cline ranged A@2 per cent, Rock Island
showed leading decline during the afternoon.
The market was llrmer on purchases TO cover
short sales and prices recover Il to Ia per
cent. The recovery was most marked In Pa
cifc Mail, Union Pacific, Wabash and North
western common, Boston, Hartford & Erie fell
to 20 cents bid.
Among the sales to-day $1,000 were W. Union /;
$4,000 Pacific Mail; 100000 New York Central I;
10000 Lake Shore 1900 Union Pacific 49,
Rock Island 10 eco wabash, and $500 North
western.
Gold closed at III.
Money at 2K@3 per cent,
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks dull and lower.
Where blanks occur there were no bids
The following are the closing quotations
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LOur.h of July m rtutiand.

A number of our cnterprsng citizens
met at the Village Hall last evening to con
slider The subject of celebrating the coming
Fourth of July in Rutland.
John w. Cramton was chosen chairman
and Albert W. Higgins secretary.
II wGs unanimously voted to have a cele-
braion Of independence Day in Rutland
In pursuance OF that vote intiatory steps
were taken by the appointment, on motion
of Chester Kingsley, of the following
COMMITTEE on FINANCE
Capt. +. A. Morse.
James G. Dunn.
Albert W. Higgins
1t was then voted to adjourn till Monday
evening next Mt c o'clock at the Village
Hall to hear any reports 20 he made by the
committee and took further steps TO make
the celebration one BETTING the day and
the community in which il is held.
1t is proposed to have the annual parade
and inspection of the fire department of
Rutland Icy Chief Engineer Landon occur
on that day; to have an Grafton by some
distinguished speaker, company Of " in
yincibles, q greased-pig-race, climbing OF
creased pole, wheelbarrow racein fact,
to present list of attractions which will
make the day one Of rejoicing and the oc-
casion general good time.
Let every pubic-spirited citizen attend
the meeting on Mondavevening, and also
aid the project by every means in their
power. Rutland must not be outdone by
other towns in the state in such matters,
but if the move is made, every citizen
should do his best to make it a grand and
glorious success.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June l?.-Sp IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England light rains will prevail
with northeast to southeast winds and sta
tionarv or falling barometer.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE
~For tl,c BLOOD ~ the Fife,

See Deuteronomy, Chap xii. Verse o. The
blood being the source from which our systems
are built up, and from which we derive our
mental as wen rs physical capabilities, how
important that IL should be Kept pure. II II
contains vile restoring poiSonS all organic lunc-
tons are weakened thereby. Settling upon
important organs, as the lungs, liver or Rid
neys, the effect is most disastrous. Hence 1t
behooves every one 10 keep their blood in a
perfectly healthy condition and more especially
does this apply AT this particular season OF the
year than ut any other No matter what the
exciting cause may be, the real cause OF il large
proportion OF all diseases Is bad Dlogd. NOW
DR.. Pierce does not visa TO place ms Golden
Medical Discovery in the catalogue OF quacl,
patent nostrumS by recommending IL 70 cure
every disease, nor docs he so recommend u, on
the contrary there are hundreds of diseases
that he acknowledges it VIII not cure; hut
what he does claim IS TINS, that there IS but one
form OF blood disease that IL VIII not cure, ana
that disease is cancer. lie does not recommend
his Discovery for That disease, yet he knows II
TO be the most searching blood cleanser vet
discovered, and that II VIII free tine blood and
system OF all other known blood pOisOns, Ice
they animal, vegetable or mineral The Golden
Discovery is warranted by him O. cure the
worst forms of skin Diseases. rs all forms OF
BlOtches, Plmples and EruptlOnS. also all Clan
dular Swelllngs, and the worst form OF Scrofu-
lOlls and liberated Sores of Neck. Legs or OF her
parts, and all ScrofuOus Diseases OF the Bones.
rs White Swelings, Fever Sores, lilpJonts aud
Spinal Diseases, all OF which belong TO Scrotu-
lOuS diseases.
CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DISEASE CURED
W. GROVE STATION Ia, July IL, la12.
Dr. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. y:
Dear SHINY wife first became lame nine
years ago. Swellings would appear and dsap-
pear on her hip, and she was gradually becon-
Ing reduced, and her whole system rotten with
disease In 1871 a swelling broke on her hip
discharglng large quantities. and since that
time there are several openings. Have had
five doctors at an expense OF 1925. W no say no
thing will do any good hut q surgical operation.
july 10, 1873, he writes thus: My VIE has
| certainly received great benefit from the use
of Discovery, for she was not able TO get of the
bed ana was not expected 10 live q week when
she commenced using it, year ago. she has
| been doing most of her work Tor over sN
| months. Has used 90 bottles ana still using IT,
| Her recovery Is considered rs almost a miracle
| and we attribute it all TO the use Of your Valu
| able medicine. can cheeriully recommend il
| as a blood purifier and strength restoicr.
! j. VI. ROBINSON.
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pENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAG

DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS
over 900 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint Of loss by tag
becoming detached, All Express Companies
use them, Sold by Printers and SiationerS
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER CO. RUTLAND,
june23d&wI Wholesale Agents.
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OUR NEW yopsN LETTER.
West Point Grnduatcs-Prof. way
lands Addrcss-Ncyv Public stores
The New Assistant Secretary OF
Statc-ghc Methodist Conference.

VIM IVTNI WTNIlT- NJ d.
Among the graduates at West Point yes
terday were the following from New Eng
land Albert H. Mcllcn of Massachusetts,,
who stands No II in the class z. y. Rob
ertson of Massachusetts,, No 10 Charles
G.. Norton of Maine, No. % George l..
Turner of Maine, No. g ; also Harrison
Gray Otis, No. 49, who is credited to New
Jersey.
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GRAND OPENING
OF
SPRING AND SUMNER
MILLINERY GOODS.
or
MONDAY, MAY uTn.,
When we hvlte special attention 20 our
variety OF
FRENCH PATTERN BoNNETs,
UNTRIMMED HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS &c
We are receiving constantly
DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Special bargains in
BLACK MoHAIRs AND DRILLIANTINEs,
BLACK SILK,
at 10 per cent less than they can be bought In
this county. Also
PAISLEY sHAwLs.
at special prices.
Best Prints 10 cts. New and elegant patterns
WALL PAPER AND BORDER.
We still offer that
H p T T N AT rs CT
Also other grades at low figures.
CLOIL OTHs. PICTURES AND FRAMES.
\ f w C IOT II | n G.,
For men and boys,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
direct fsom the manufacturers.
HATS AND GAPS,
TRUNKS AND NAIISES,
CROCKERY
by the set at wholesale prices Also Glassware
and Plated Goods
GROCERIES OF EVERY VARIETY
Special attractions in FLOUR, including the
" New Patent"
Call and see for yourselves
a. II IL l. & SON,
WALLINGFORD, VERMONT
apr30-ttf
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LOSSES AND INSURANCE.

The machinery was somewhat damaged
by water, none of it was harmed by the
fire, while much WAS taken ont which
stood on the first floor. Fifty doors were
put into the drying room only few days
ago, while number more were already in
process of drying as well as other lumber,
all OF which were destroyed. The value of
the stock destroyed and the damage done
to the same throughout the bulding cannot
be correctly estimated at this time. The
building was badly damaged by the flames,
probably to the amount of some $40, 900 or
$4,000 The losses are fully covered by
insurance as will be seen by the following
list of policies held by the owners;
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Germania of Erie, $500 National of
Philadelphia, $500 Penn of Phil
adelphia 5000 Sunbury Of Pennsylvania,
1888. Lycoming of Pennsylvania, 500; ;
Vermont Mutual, S317. Total, S2,26O.33.
on Lumber AND STOCK.
Germania of Erie, $500 Atlantic and
Pacific OF Chicago, $500. Total, $1,000
ON MACHINERY.
Germania of Erie, $500 National of
Philadelphia, $500 Penn of Philadelphia.
$500; Sunbury of Pennsylvania, 5000. 67
Lycoming Of Pennsylvania, $3.50; Yer
mont Mutual, $500 total. S3,Os9. G7.
! Grand total $6,343 CO.
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MAIL TOPICS.

The Danbury News man says that
public spirit Ii "a readiness 10 do any
thing which Is likely 10 prove lucra'
tlye,n Correct
Franklin Ross Rubensieln, ayonng
Jewess, has just received, from the
university Of LeipsIc, the degree Of
doctor Of philosophy
The Peruvlans struck medal Of gold
In honor OF Rlstori'
The effects OF the new Episcopal
canon IN regard 10 rlinallam are al
ready Visible ut st. Johns church OF
Washington city, where the Rev
Vaughs Lewis has boon yeXing the
souls OF old fashioned churchmen by
ritualistIo practices. The fashion Of
late has been 10 sing the creed IN al
most exact imitation Of the Roman
Catholic mass, hut last Sunday the
morning service went on In the old
way to tho great delight OF antl'rlltal
lists, There IL u gooddeal OF feeling Oh
the subject there among hplscopaliana,
and al obvious disposition 10 try the
virtue Of the new canon II II shall be
found necessary.
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The Effects of Dosing.

Many persons who are wanting In natural
vlgor endeayor, to supply tho deficiency by
constantly dosing themselves with, drugs
(often of very pcrnicious nature), which
they are credulous enough TO mistake for in-
MIGRANTS. There can he no doubt that
many lives are shortened In this way. All
that such persons require is u pure veget-
able tonic which, like Hostotters Stomach
Bitters, also possesses the regulating proper
ties necessary to rectify those organic dis
turbanccs which are but the result of weak
ness The feeble and the nervous can not be
too earnestly advised To abandon the dan
gerous practice of swallowing mineral tonics,
sedatves and vegetable alknloiis which dis
order the stomach and produce the most
hurtful reactions, and 10 substitute in their
place this standard Strengthening cordial
and corrective of the numerous disorders
proceeding from debility of the nervous sys-
tenn, as well as Of the stomach, liver and
bowels, a
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II. Il. GARozyNsKi, ESQ., special cor
respondent of the New York Times, IL
In the city. His letters TO the Times
during II recent visit, gave u graphic
and fair description Of the state Of af'
fairs In north Louisiana, The Times
IL endeavorIng 10 give the people OF
the north II truthful idea OF us, free of
partisan bias, and M that IL just what
we want, there is nothing to be feared.
We trust that "Gar,n by his able let
ters, will remove many OF the orrone-
Gus impressions too prevalent with the
readers of the Times, and assure the
northern and western farmers, profess
sional men and mechanics, who ARE
honest men and good citizens ut home,
that tho arms OF Texas will be thrown
wide open TO receive them, and that
they IRE welcome when they come.