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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-17

ADJUSTMENTS.
CT CHARLES THEATRE
Saturday, October ~,
GRAND MATINEE AT l2 NJ.
T.. +. STETSON,
In the romantic and touching French drama,
MARBLE HEART.
Saturday Night, Mt s O'Clock,
NICK OF THE WOODS.
To conclude with the military drama of the
FRENCH SPY.
SUNDAY NIGHT, October la-Grifith Gaunt rem
dered popular from its close resemblance to
the Brooklyn Scandal. OF
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GLOBE THEATRE

GLOBE THEATRE
Cerner Baronne and Perdido streets.
j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lessee and Manager
Friday, October 10, 1874.
SUCCESS ASSURED
CROWDED EVERY NIGHT WITH THE ELITE
OF THE CITY.
THE WORRELLS.
The Variety and Entertainment Acknowledged by
oil to be the Best Ever Presented in New Orleans.
First Grand Globc Matinee Saturday, Nosn.
The Mansger respectfully announces to the Ladies'
Of New Orleans that the first midday entertain,
ment will be one that will please and amuse the
most fastidious, and arranged expressly with .
personal knowledge Of what the Families of our
city require,
SATURDAY NIGHT-Last night but one of tho
Field Of the Cloth of Gold
SUNDAY-GALA NIGHT-BIG BILL
MONDAY -IXION-NEW STARS and Entire
Change Of Performance ole
NAYETY THEATRE
VI Corner Of Baronne and Common sts.
JAMES FLYNNE.. ............ Proprietor.
CHAS. o. WHITE. Director Of Amusements
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
With First-Class
VARIETY COMBINATION COMPANY,
Introducing
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE DAY.
Admission, &c.; reserved seats, 5Oc; private
boxes, 50 to IS.
BABY MCDONALD will soon appear. oe sm
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QDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

RIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF SCHUMANNS
WONDERFUL NOVELTIES
Monday, October 12,
And Every Night During the Week, Wednesday and
Saturday Matinees,
NEW STARS and ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES,
First appearance Of Mile FONTAINBLEAU tho
Peerless Queen of Air. First appearance Of
Mile DORATI, the talented Cantatrice from
the F0llies Dramatiques, Paris. Signor BENE
DETTI. the Sword and Cane SwallOwer. Herr
SCHULTZE, the Man of Many Faces, present.
ing local celebrities. Don FERREYRA, the
Man Flute, with farmyard limitations. Mons.
BEEKMAN, the wonde, full Juggler, with new
evOlutions. Herr UNTHAN, the Armless Vic.
linist, with new solos. Prof. GIOVANNI, the
Tumbler0nic0n, with new arias TOM COLLINS
LOWELL. with his Pantomime Quartette pre-.
senting the entirely trick and comic panto-
mime, entitled THE RIVALS.
MONDAY, OFT: t9.-Wallack Comedy Combination.
for one week Onlv.
To Rent-The FRUIT STAND in the vestibule
Apply at the box Office.
Doors open and gallery serenade qua ter to T. Per.
fOrmance commences quarter to 8. Box office
open from A. M. until p NJ O13 tt
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YTNO RENT-The front Office on third floor of 76
i Baronne street suitable for cotton buyers or
lawyers Also the office floor Pos
session given Immediately.
Apply to HENRY BEER,
ola GtM&E 1SS Gravier street.
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LNOR RENT-THE WELL LOCATED THREE
II story Granite Front Store, No 60 Magazine
street. Possession given the LIST Of October. For
particulars apply at and Canal street. corner of
Delta If
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH 81 ORLEANS.
l, B. NJ. Pond, do swear that am partner Of
the firm Of G. N. Bayly & Pond; that have read
pe in the above and
ries, and that my answers thereto are true to the
best Of my knowledge, information and belief
Is B.: n. POND.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this eth
July, 1874. A..
BENDERNAGLE, Notary Public.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

| pOARDING-Fiv large and handsomely ft,rn
ID ished ROOMS for rent, either single in suits
| at 1875 st. Charles street corner of Julia. Ol3 lw
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LNOR RENT-VERY LOW-Furnished I'M
l. furnisbed-The twO-stOry brick dwelling, 263
ing IL rooms hall gas. chandeliers, hydrant cistern
we'll stable, carriage house, and al necessary out
buildings garden. yard paved all in perfect order.
aIlIl Commercial Place old IT
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LNOR RENT-Cottage House of Six Rooms,
Il including kitchen, all under roof, with
cistern, wood-house, wash-shed yard in front
and rear and lot adjoining. Situated on the south
west side Of Soniat street. hstween Chestnut and
Coliseum streets, in Sixth District Jefferson City
Terms al5 per MONTH Apply on the premises, or to
DOIZE e. LANE GA BarOnne street. O6 If
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BOARDING = HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ID rooms in of the best and central location
in the city, with all the comforts of home and can be
boarers can he aeeommodatea AnnIv eH y
At 149 ST. Charles street. nearly opposite Lafayette
Square s27 6m
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Time Of Departare.-The Mail Train by tho Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
sl fast trains, North, Hast and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains iva
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NEW SARDINES - NEW SARDINES-
y 800 boxes quarter SARDINES.
Landing ex Comptesse Duchatel.
200 boxes quarter SARDINES in store and FOL
sale by SMITH h NCKENNA,
O163 S5 81 and SO POvdras street.
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nor RENT-SMALL TENEMENTS OF TWO
II rooms each and corner store shop on the cor
ner of johnson and Gravier streets. Also, two.
story house with ten rooms, 40 Clio street. Also
yard for storage 1856 Fulton street. 500
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Il
Stores No 60 and GA Charities street.
Stores No A and AZ Royal street.
Store No. 100 Canal street.
Dwelling No. u Prytania street.
Dwelling corner st. Charles and Dufossat.
d. d. ROGERS,
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nor RENT-Neatly furnished rooms and superior
Il board with all tine comforts of home, at No. 3
Coliseum street, Cd door above Melpomene. o41m
NOR RENT-THE FIRST STORY OF THE
Il house No. 14O Canal street over the store of T..
Boissonneau. Possession given Immediately. Apply
On the premises. oil tt
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nor RENT-THE COTTAGE HOUSE NO. 346
Il st. Mary, between st Charles and CarOndelet
streets. Contains seven rooms gas, etc. Convenient
to four lines cars Rent S5 possession Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

There appears to be sort of fatality for news
paper people In "funeral bakd meats," 90 to
speak. IL was at lunch after the faneral Of
Chief Justice Chase that o "minion OF the law
served notice on whitelaw Reid, in the libel
case Camp rs. the New York Tribune; and,
as will be seen by the record elsewhere, it was
at lunch after the Sumner obsequies yesterday
that like trap was sprung on Col. Forney in
the libel case Rutherford rs. Forney. 1t would
seem that fasting should go with grief.
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nj ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

The following NEW GOODS have Just been re.
ssiy ed aid are offered at we'll known low ngures
S s9a sss, worth zen bay On ye9 viii
Oily and aaSsca s F1eiie os s1ils
tashs Mstkins Glen, fissara Falls Blue Ridge,
nc, &c. at 81 per dozen.
fino PocfssSoass and T SSn from sc 70, 81
spisnenid Rubber Dressing Combs, Is and 90 cents.
Tooth and Nail Brushes, 25o
CHECKER and Backs CANNON Boards, with men, Dice
Lac Is. ssott as k fS%f sSs quality, g.
fp1 nsnes sn ISo Mert' A. = and So 80. and
a.foSt sni.s, plain a se Bras 8 bound, Sc.
E.tTs large and heavy Japsnned Walters. 80. SOC.
Fh Shell and Pearl handles blade Pocket Knives
lSt ii.h Shawl Straps, soc. and o..
M.l's heavy M.rino Shirts and Drawers, 81.
tsS: p e:' s.l s:.s,
IiIe Toilet Soap, IS, 4, 8, sod pieces fOrl5;.
FINE and SH ssIces ~ su.Ssnder.. Soc. '
gss .pd Gsid s5sosIsi.. ne. siyie, 81 each.
seh,: .1srs sf ses Plated Shsin:s sI g.. -.
f Pi.1.s i ss.. oH YER, Ss
cole Plated; insnssd, st0ns and nd other Sleeve
Solo Soid stud,. Pearl center, o, per set, yer,
Gents solid GSId Masonic and Odd Fellows Pins.
rlsJ DSza a sin as.ss Agate and Ala
Ajax Single Studs, SOC.
and sets, very handsome, el.
q shs.s srt,ee. .i e sh.l, lem your admire
d. 9ILVBRB BERG,
metropolitan Dollar Store,
SI2 eEvENfH sTREEr,
feb2l.tr NKAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NOTICE-fhat =. o. JUsTH, SIS ID mr~et, be-
IN tween 9Th and tn streets northwest, sells Gus
$3.50 s!oeHp-aANp oLorBIse
SILK DBESs ESPECIALLY. febl1-iy
RHAB8EYp PHILADELPHIA ALE
N1 IN CASKS AND BOTTLES.
eANL @. PALMKR, Sole Agent,
Dcpct-e7 Greene Street
spS5-n osorgse0wn, ID. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

IL appears that portion at least, and a very
large portion. of the Conservatives" of Viz
Rinta do not like Governor Kemper's veto OF the
bin passed by the assembly providing a new
charter for the city OF Petersburg. by which the
municipal government would have been taken
from republican officers elected by the people,
and given to Conservative" officers an
pointed by the state authorities. Certainly, IL
the constitutional and prudential arguments of
the Governor have no weight, his words of
warning should have, but the element opposing
him Is slow to learn. The Governor says:
elf, in the political mutations OF the future,
those, who consider themselves virtually pro-
scribed by such a measure, should come into
the control Of the government, they might, in
The exercise OF the same arbitrary discretion
determine virtue and intelligence TO reside
only within their own party or race or color
ana following and extending the example now
ougnt 20 DC established, might commit to their
own paruzans the government OF not one, but
many or all the cities and towns and even
counties, OF the commonwealth. Such prece-
dents ascribe unlimited power to the legisiature
and assume that 1t may subvert the principles
OF liberty at will. They are bloody fnstruc-
tlons, which, being taught, return to plague the
inventor"
These words Of wisdom seem 10 have had some
effect on the hasty and short GIFTED legislators
of the state, for the senate yesterday-that
branch or the general assembly in which the
bill providing q new charter for Petersburg
originated-by a vote Of IS to IS. sustained Gov.
kemper's veto. The debate was most heated
and excited, the speeches OF the conservative
friends of the bill being denunciatory In the
extreme Of the governors action, while other
conservatives as warmly sustained him. The
Petersburg papers devote several columns to
severe criticism and invective, ditto the Nor
folk papers. The Wig and the Enquirer, of
Richmond, deprecate the veto, while the Dis
patch sustains the governor. A special from Pc
tersburg to the DisPateh says that Gov. Kemper
Wa burned in ef1gy there last night In the
presence OF large ana enthusiastic crowd.
Ihe emgy was labeled sd. l.. Kenper COVER
LOT OF Nrginia-sold out to the radicals.D So
much Tor being public man in Virginia. with
sense enough to see the right and nerve enough
10 stick TO IT. The same legislators who fayored
the pIOseriptive measure vetoed by the goysr-
noI, yesterday voted down the resolutions os
respect 70 the memory Of Mr.. Sumper, althongh
that great statesman was labOring M To tbe
time Of his death With all his energy 10 obU,.
crate the bitter traces OF the late struggle be-
tween the two sections Of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14
+ o r 50 I 2

n lhIutUIt hhNI UF BANB and nne Wafo
Power between alexandria aud Washington elite.
and immediately on the line Of the Washington and
ONO railroad The tract Contains l64 acres m
meadow and uPlHnc and would make a bAnutffal
isrn or could De divided into small farms with plen
W OF water 70 each. Also, never failing water
power with race and dam, which could be nut IN
order az small cost Has good fall and splendid To-
ginfs. f-his. g 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

Massachusetts, has yet the material to enable
her to keep up the succession of great men in
the United State Senate. Let her pass over the
mere politicians scrambling for Mr.. Summers
seat and place In it Ralph Waldo Emerson, the
mau to whom the dying Senator sent his
homage and his love-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

Sunset Cox is credited by the Richmond State
Journal with having recently delivered a lecture
IN Alexandria on the American Banner. - As
matter Of fact, his lecture was on american
nsnST," although, doubtless he waved the
az : HHDsisd more co Les On the occasion.
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Archbiehop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, has iBued
. circular taking ground against the crusade Of
the Temperance women. He cites all the
Scripturai texts in favor Of the use Of wine, and
Gays Catholics "with the blessed book before
them cannot with bell, book, and candle, with
prayer and psalm singing In the mud, excom-
punicate those who drink or those who dispense
the liquid which God has made to be used with
moderation and Thanksgiving. This, then, IL
the verdict Of the Word Of God. Use; do not
abuse; and . you cannot use without abusing,
use not at all" The Archbishop IL evidently
not quite mp to the mark of Father Mathew on
the temperance question, though in practice he
lie understood to be q total abstinence man. He
says that he Is favor OF license with heavy fees
rather than prohibition, and that If the license
fee Is made very large 1t will shut mp in Clncin-
natl alone 2 ZOO or ZOO "craters Of hell" IS he
styles the dram shops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

PoIHTKD.-Among the letters received BY
Gen. Butler within . day or two past was one
containing emily . two-line advertisement
clipped from . Boston paper as follows:
WAsTED-A HUB TURNER.
Apply. &C.. &c.
From Gen. Buffers late success in stirring ND
fhinss At Boston, his correspondent evidently
thought he night en- the btu.
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THsI ISEI ~ SELL IIAsms, WTTHIs

IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.
GEORGE rRUEsDELL.
hEAL ESTATE AND STOCK SMOKER.
AT HIS NEW OFFICE.
No. COS seventh street, opposite the
Patent Office,
lie saving taxpayer twenty 10 thirty DER cant Al.
This saving can only be effected for q sbort s,,..
a. bouds are rapidly apprecialine, and vii soon
claims for old material allowed
Mepey lOsueo on District sscuritfes
o-e.,s es@ostsA Il the stooh Kxcbsnse. jap,s.sn
N""As> . sitsSE9StEHCN,
-61S 1sTE efREBT.
BONDS AHO STOCKS
S9 pIsfRIoz4s ho So o.
TAxEe,
special I'm provemeut
General Sewerage,
SETTLED ar L0WEST RATES.
Ordeu q the
STOCK EXCHANGE
ees-eS9 erong..y ereoated. TBepI
81 AgsrIz e. ssoxp,
Thrss large double HoQons, rsnsfnS An nr,cs
Ion eS o0 90 eaiDo. and several s6ksr era dds
one ..els square Of GROUND 60 LOTS n
&c HsSss IS ssa5 tors :. nosss r,....ss. .,s-,,
OooLsIy AaCl rovpsls =. v.r.s.s.s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

EoR BKNT-sToREs and OFFICES on 7th and
Il streets, Federal BuilsfugsD Good tenants
may De suited ~ applying to &. PRKSTISs, Room
FOR RkHT-A ar room BRIOk HOUSE,, So
Il per mouth; four com BRICK RUUsG. near
tih street cars, SIS Per mouth; . seven room
Qrire 90 62t losiiana svenne noyf.,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

rFATTKNTI X. OPP, DO.
There will be q meeting at K. of p. Hail. corner
. en- n streets, on WEDNESDAY AMI FRIDAY
EVENINGS, March II and IS, 1874, for drill Also,
sgeneral meeting on MONDAY EyKHIN0, March
10, at above named hall, 20 complete gsments
i1r attending the meeting 81 the supreme lodge At
P!psburs, Penn. pril 2lst. All of r. interest.
cd are iby tied to attend. By o'der Committee
msrl06t O. sIGOURNEY Secratary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

~ y ~ q
TzH ARCADE
re 5C ia ss,:s in the city
LEW GOODS Win ..:y: gree. the 2, the
The most attractive and cheapest lot Of SPRING
CARPhT f ysr erSpsht to This city viii be opened
First rate French wHALEB0NR OoRsErs INV
ct the ARCADE for 50 cents. CO and sse them.
Al elegant lot oH0IoE PRINTS n.v selling q,
the ARCADE for and 10 cents
wOOLFORD 4 sHILsERa.
4s1 sKvlNTa STREET,
msrlitr between and \. southwest.
WE oFrfR DUB
STOCK OF CHROMOS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT
in oIdfr to dispose IF those on hand, that we may
lay In new lot CT the same character. Those now
on tapd comprise some very beautiful iaudscape
hgure and fruit pieces and home aud su day &C hnoi
notices The prices range from GO cents 70 is for
th- Chromts ?, with some very handsome Oil Paint.
ngs from $50 20 100, all of which we allow ths
scoupt q rs pc. cent. We have also a few low.
p'lcec but good Epgrayinss and Frames, which wa
lRcInde 10 the shove ohsr: This IL excellent op-
p rtunity to obtain good Pictures at wholesale
Prices.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
receiyed ss coon a. published. Novelties In STA.
TlOHBkY, as we'll as a complete assortment Of ine
AID ttsple Siatiorery. Plating, Bi ndnR, 1.-the
graphing ana Ensravius executed expeditiOusiy.
WARREN CHOATE q co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATiONERS,
VERNON ROW,
nar14-tr Corner Peuna. ave. and 10Th street,
FANCY GROCERlESi
TnuvEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

n n. ROBRR TSON,
" 4l6 10TH STREET, NEAR PA. AVENUE,
From long xperieDce In both hospital aud
iNste practice, will guarantee a Ia ell Bis
easrs of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, 81 philis, and spermatcrrbes Gases Of
Sohgrbes r. Gently contracted cured in 5 60 days
- rhiiis In all is STAGES quickly cured, and the PIT
son Etlrely eradicafed from the system the
us Cf mercury. epermstorrb9a, brought on BIZ
eXctsses and abuse In youth, ing loss Of memory
and insanity, general debility, anc weak ness,
imI otency, nervous irrttsbility, symptoms OF
srn siion, Indigestion, palptstion OF the heart,
pans IN back dimness Of sight or giddiness, evil
feretsdings. self disrust, &C., speedily cured BY
newly discovered remedies. DIR. located for
many years at 1S Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd,
~brte be has large practice, has consented, after
many solicitations BY bis Washington patrons, 70
be consulted Wedn. sday and Ssturs az ia each
We. K, from IN. TO D. m. lsuH-ly
M rs, b. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
1tt the celebrated Reliable Osiryoy ant Physicisr
snc Test msdiuis, has located at IOlS New YoTi
ayehce. once houre-lQ O. N. 70 .. m. Rnsase.
meots can be made for evening". jeii-T
l. EMAL1 DIsEAsEs OF al kinds treated, d.
y -sribc case ana enclose %: edVice and med.
ctrc VII be sent. Address Mrs Br THOHPsOE
Nc. SO North Lfth street.. Philsdeiphia. IaEH-iyt
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. JANE WILSON, a Thoroughly eyperienoed
- and scientific Midwif aud Ladies Physician
LaIles ATTENDED to at their residence At any hour
night or day. or plsssa and the best OF at
tebdsnce at the Doctors private residence, 4th
slI'tt, between and II. Business sscredly cont
gel Ia. msr7.2w.
CUM YOUKSELr WITH sATISFACTION
IN A FEW DAYSNho internal medicine D
II Per bottle NairnS, corner 9Th and Pennsyi-
Nsnia avenue; stott's. PenDsylrania avenue; d. O.
ley :, Capitol hill; oOughlins, Masonic Temple;
8ldoeres, 81 spd SIS Crutchett q Shreeves
~ kLD DR. DARBY" has better facilities than
" ever for prscticins his great specially OaIv
on Charge made for advice and medicine Dug
stoIe, corner ~ street and Penpsyly anfs avenue
COLONIZATION BuildinG.) febl9 lms
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VIZ NALUAbLn fRUIT FAbn ron
so sALk.1S0 seres i've acres bearing vireyards
MY tctee nrst class apple. PEAR and peach orch,
aros, seven miles rom Wellington. Also Yarn OF
~ soree; NOS y good timber, twenty miles distant
but on the Chesapeake aud Ohio ran.l a..I.s
10 h0B A. PHILLIPS, ReAl Estate Broker, eiS
loth street. feh1s,lm
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" TAPE WORM
N.H REMOVED WITH HEAD COMPLETE
IN A FEW HOURS.
AT No. zoos SEVENTH STREET, NoRrEvxsr
where specimens can be SEEN
Consultation free decIsIv-
HSPkSICKs INDIAN HAIR RESTORER
Wy bas never been known to fail IL frees the
scalp from DaBdruf, restores Gray air TO its ma
tnrsl color. reudeTs IL soft and paele, proven the
Hair from falling ont, and produces IL when gone
~ sthe hrest Hair Dresser known. Fer sale by all
Druggists WHY
nSsSCHRNCK MANDRAKE PILLS-The.e
Wy pills are Gem posed exclusi yely Of yeRenab
ipgreditnts, ard although they entirely supersede
The Csc 81 mercury do leave any of its iniurisus
effects. The act directly upon the liver and are a
valuable remedy In sill of derangement result
lug from q disorde red state Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestiou, SICK
Headache, Ty phoid Fsvers, &c sc all succumb TO
the fee use Of Scber ck's Mandrake Pills For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers. mz-tr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-09-01
Soldiers, Reunion.

The veteran soldiers of Vermont held
their second reunion at Burlington last
week, commencing on Tuesday and con.
tinuing through Friday.
Ma. Gen, Geo. j. Stannard, was Com.
mander, Warren Gibbs, Adj't. Gen. The
forces began to arrive on Tuesday, more
came on Wednesday, and still more on
Thursday. Tuesday evening some of the
Regiments organized for the occasion and
on Wednesday the remainder. The time
was spent in social intercourse though
Wednesday evening parade was held
at which there were between 800 and
900 present. Statutes were fred from the
big gun ut sunrise, noon, and sunset. On
Thursday morning business meeting as
held in camp for the selection Of place
to hold the next annual reunion, and for
the election of officers to take charge Of
the same. The election resulted in fixing
upon Montpelier as the next point oil
rendezvous, and in choosing for Comman.
der Gen. Stephen Thomas, and for Lieut..
Commander, Gen. p. p. Pitkin, and
agreeing upon the last week in August,
1875, as the time for holding the next
reunion.
The grand review came off at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon before Gov. Converse,
The column, headed by grand band
composed of the five bands present con.
soldated, made a superb appearance and
marched and paraded in fine style.
Being finally massed in front of the
grand stand, the veterans were addressed
by Gov. Converse, Senator Geo. f. Ed
munds, Col. Corliss. of Albany, n. Y,
Gen, Alden, of Troy, n. V, and Col.
Joyce, Col. Vcazey, and Gen. Thomas, OF
Vermont Gen. w. w. Henry, of Bur.
lington, was loudly called for, but adroit-
ly managed to keep out of sigh: until the
parade was dismissed, as he thought the
veterans bad stood long enough in the
hot sun hearing speeches. Gen George
p. Foster was also sought, but just then
could not be found.
The following is the number Of men
from each regiment that had signed the
reunion rolls up to 6 p. m, Wednesday