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Concert at Brandon.

The Middiebury Choral Society gave
a concert ut the Town Hall in Brandon,
last night, to a good audience. The first
| part of the Programme consisted Of No
zart's Mass Ia G major arranged for
four solo voices and chorus. The chorus
was Conducted by Prof Higley and was
very successful in the rendering OF the
Mass The Professor has the society
under complete control and they exhibit
the results of careful training. The
chorus is well balanced, with the excep-
ton Of rather light alto. On the
whole, however, the Middlebury Choral
Society is the best balanced and most
successful chorus in this vicinity The
second part of the programme was as
follows: ---.
I. Part-soqg--'.Fell Me Where Is
Fancy Bred" Nv orCs from Shaks-
peare's Merchant OF Venice. -MaCfarren.
II, Piano-forte Duet-J4b Oyer
Miss Lille Seve, ance ana MIR TleIcy.
III, Trio -"MYnheer Van Dunck.n
ior male XoiGG,esl... ~, Bishop;
ROllin Smith.
". Hymn-''Now the Day is
v o Mote1- To NV s6eo6erd;s nan 6arn0S
Divine tor five vOices}...........H Haydn
Mrs. j w. Pitts. Mrs. VIM. Slade, Mrs. w.
Judd, Messrs. Munroe aud Fletcher.
VI. Song The Mermmd's Song Haydn.
Miss Lizzie Weeks.
VII. Q1srtet-"Hark, the Mid
watch Bell"............-....... Bishop.
Miss Susie sneldoo. Miss Potter, Mr..
Barnes and Mr.; fletcher.
VIII. Part Song -"PnBbus".... Barnby,
N. song-''My Heart is Thy Home. Abt.
Mrs. j. w. Pitts.
X, Double Chorus He Gave Them Hail
stones for Rain" From Handlers Israel
xL IL Qa 52Bet Silent Mead" for
male voices. Emerson
MI. Chorus-"The Lord of Hosts
is with Us" From the 46th
Psalm. }...,....-....... Dudley Buck.
Of these the first, third, sixth, ninth and
eleventh numbers were vigorously en-
cored. Perhaps the finest and most
pleasing singing of the evening was
that of Miss Lizzie Weeks, in the
"Mermaids Song" and Mrs. }. w.
Pitts in 'My Heart is Thy Home" and
"Bonnie Sweet Bessie, the Maid O
Dundee, which she sang in response to
recall. Many more of the voices
were above the average in natural power
and cultivation, and made very favora-
bic impression upon the audience. Each
selection was literally applauded, and
the performers acquitted themselves
with credit throughout.
Miss Lille Severance presided at the
piano and was very successful as an ac-
companist, and also in duet played in
connection with Mr.. Higley. The con-
cert, on the whole, was quite musical
treat, and gave much pleasure to those
who were present.
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Brigham Still Sick.
SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov

:ts SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 8.
Brigham Young is still sick in bed at
his Own house in charge of the United
States deputy marshall. 1t is expected
that motion to vacate the order of
Judge Mexican. of Feb. 25th, ordering
the payment of alimony to Ann Eliza.
will be argued before Chief Justice
White on Saturday next. The Chief
Justice was unweH to-day and there was
no session of court. .....s
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AM3W
STATE OF VERMONT,
81, ~ =, = ~ ~ ~, -. ~ s

~ - 4 VI I ALAhAA~N 4~~'5 ~'~s
In Probate Court, held at Castleton, Up
said district, on the 9TH day of October
A d. 1915.
f. w. Walker, executor OF the last viii
of PIERRE g. Ladd ,slate Of Benson, in said
district, deceased, presents hi "a adml nj II
tration account for examination ana al
iowance, ana makes application for a de-
cree of distribution ana partition OF the
estate of SAID deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court
that said account and said application pe
referred to session thereof, 70 be held al al
the Probate OH 20 in said Castleto on on
the 22d day of November, A. d. 1878, fof
hearing and decision thereon.
And, 1t Is furthec eraeIea, th i4 no1he9
by publication OF the same three weeks
s1ocessively in the Rutland HERALp, :
vious to said time appointed for hearl n 5
that they, may appear at said t time a, ang
have, why SAID account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made.
HENRY l.. CLARK,
4ixv9vy Register.
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Arrival and Departure OF Trains

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
from Bellows Falls, LAO & 1890 a. M, 1855
n $40 p. m. '.-.-E' : :,
!" Burlington, 1896 81 %I1:4O a M LEG
..-. n 800 D. m. .-.s.t S.. g ~. - ~ :.
q" 1tcOnderoga, *l1:G0 a. M, via o. ". r,
r., 1900 m. and 500 p, m, via L. & s.
Z. II. Is. III. 49, 80, - :, -
Bennington, 'il:iO a. M, t4;40 Il tit:85
p. ma ....a.--. ~. . .'-.- .-....... ~
e. saratoga, 1890 M, & 800 D. m. IN
- salem, lao d ll:5e q. m, 1910 D. M.
TEAISs LEAVE RUTLAND. .es..
FOR sellows e Fails, i2;4e, '4:l5 Il "ll:65 q. M,
n 1880 p, m. ..... .-.e.- -. s--... -
" burlington, 1850 s 1920 a. m, 1890 4
4:45 p. m. a .,--. - =. ~.
81 'riconderoga, $40 p. 10, via @. v. II.
X; $3.50 a, M. and 300 p, IN. Via K. q
g. K. r. -....' -. =. .,I7.. =
Is bennington, +f:SG a. IN. a I:l5 = t2:lO
D. nj. - .---. ~. ....'. e~.. III. p
saratoga, 9.Sg d, M. q 1900 %. m:
- r lssn, lao a. Ia, ti:Ga 4 600 D. m.
All Train. MIXED.
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common fund, and resumption of bust
ness by Charles Bowles under the style
OF Bowles Brothers g. Co, he giving
bonds for the full payment of the debts
and all opposing litigation to cease.
The registrar made al order, subject to
production, of deed embodying the
terms of the arrangement and form of
the proposed bond.
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|. o, of C. T.

The Bennington County Union of
Good Templars will hold its next quar-
terly session, at Bennington, on We'd
nesday, the 10th, commencing at ten
o'clock There will be morning and af-
ternoon business sessions, with union
temperance meeting at the Congregation
al church in the evening.
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weather Rep ors.

SE6NAL STATION. } 80
W4sEisaToN, Nov. 8 g p. a. J..
PROBABILITIES. ts.s-.,
For the Middle States, falling barom-
eter, winds mostly from northeast to
southeast, warmer, cloudy and rainy
weather, except partly as snow in the
northern portion; for New England,
ram, except partly as snow in the
northern portion.
w AsHIEGRoN. Nov. Al a. m.
For the Middle States and lower lake
region, falling barometer, essteriy TO
northerly winds, slightly warmer, cloudy
and rainy weather, except partly snow
in the northern portions, and clearing
away tonight.
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MORSE BROS

Pharmacists and Druggists, have just
added to their already completed variety
a full line of fine Confectionery, manu-
featured by Henry Maitland of New
York, who is considered one of the best
manufacturers in this country of pure
confectionery.
Morse Bros. Neroli Cologne is selling
''like hot cakes J" it is the best perfume
pnt up. All other kinds Of Perfume,
Toilet Articles, and Fancy Goods gener-
ally in great abundance.
German Canary Birds and Bird Cages
the largest stock in the State at
MORSE Bros. DRUG STORE,
Corner Center Street,
Opposite the Depot, Rutland, VT.
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shot and killed. .

s,<ss7 ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov. 3.
:: During an sttercation originating in a
political discussion This evening, George
Schmidt, proprietor Of Maraxs Hotel,
was shot and killed by Wm. Barber.
Bnber, il is said, was Intoxicated at the
.tifne. After shooting Schmidt he gave
himself up To the police authorities.
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from New York.
New YORK, Nov. 8.
PLEADS GUILTY.

A st. Louis dispatch says the late
Deputy Collector Fitzray, and Thorpe,
late government storekeeper, on trial Tor
completely in the revenue frauds, took
both their counsel by surprise yesterday
by pleading guilty to the charge IN the
indictments. Fltzray made his appear
ance in Court with United States District
Attorney Dyer, who announced tnat tne
defendant wished TO withdraw demurrers
previously entered by him and enter the
plea of guilty. Fitzray's attorney stated
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Vermont Dairymen's Assocla-
tion.

A meeting of the officers Of the Yer
mont Dairymen's Association was held
in the Bardwell House parlors yesterday
afternoon. Among those present were
Hon. E. D. Mason, of Richmond, presi-
dent o. s. Bliss, of Georgia, secretary !;
Hon. Henry Lane, of Cornwall; Hor-
ace Ellis, Esq, of Brandon; Marvin O.
stoddard, II. w. Moseley and R. J..
Humphrey, Of Poultney. The meeting
was for the purpose of selecting place
for holding the winter meeting, and for
making whatever other arrangements
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NEW YORK, Nov 9.
The superintendent of the police was
informed this evening that Henry J.
Salisbury, convicted of forgery in 1874,
and sentenced to four years in Sing Sing
prison, Geo. Jones, alias Big John Jar
vey, serving ten years for burglary, and
Daniel O'Neil, sentenced to % years for
highway robbery, had escaped from con-
fnenent and were at large. The man.
ner OF their escape oouid not be ascer-
tanned. =.
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Fire Insurance.

John Cain, Agent of the Vermont Nh.
tual and other Companies. .....--
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Minor kilograms.


+. WKDNEspA 7, Noy 3.
SUICIDE
]. ". Marsh, agent of the Bank of
British North America, committed sui
eide this morning at Napanee, Ont, by
shooting himself through the heart with
a revolver
CASA DIAN 6AsAL TO CLOS
The Rideau canal viii be closed on
Nov. 20. Barges are now leaving
Chandiere yards loaded with lumber for
New York, Burlington and Whitehall.
making the last trip of the season.
BREAK. IS rHE DELAWARE Avn BUpssx
CANAL
A Milford, Pa. dispatch states shat
serioas break occurred in the Della ware
and Hudson canal three miles east of
Hawley, Pa, yesterday morning. Nav
igation will be suspended several days.
METHODIST sIsHoPs IL sessI OK.
The Methodist Bishops Of the United
States are IN session in Boston. Eleven
were ia attendance, embracing the en-
tire number, excep Bishop James. The
session to day was secret.
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A Fireman Murdered .

- -...5. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
About 0 O'Clock tonight james Han
ley, member Of the fire department,
was shot and almost instantly killed by
George Fletcher an ex member of that
department The murder grew out of
an old feud regarding Fleteher's dis
charge from that department, The mar
derer Is IN. custody.
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LARD-Heavy at 1sK9I3Tc for old
prime steam; I3x8ISKc or rev DO. Sales
200 tierces new do. at Isk9i3x, latter for
choice.
BUTrRR-Unchange at l62s5c for West.
EN-; 2SG30c for State.
prime.
SEEDs-Linseed quiet.
WHIsKY-Shade easier &C si.1s, alcohol
at s2.2l.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
: EsrkrE OF VA DO B. ALLEN.

The undersigBeft, i1s wing been appointed
by rhe Hon. ProtaEe Court for the district
OF Rutland, uaff4tsslOners 10 receive. ex-
anime and adjust aI claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate OF v ado
+ Alien late o. Nallin ford. ia said
district. deceased, herr by give notice that
we will meet for tie purpose 81 exafning
ing and allowing said Claims e. the late
dwelling house of ~ sE1o b. Allen, on he
4th Friday of Noveneber ls85. ana the
second Tuesday OF pm. 1870, from
10 O'Clock. a IN. untI O'CLOCK r. us OF
eaah ofsafd days, and that siA mons rs rom
the II tn day of october. a. ~, lsfos i
the time limited by said sconrb p bala
creditors to present their Claims 20 Is ApE
examination asd al owancs.
Dated al waHing ord this seth day or
OctO Der, 1873
.H L Z SH JonSssox, sooHm'rs.
4lW5w
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Killed hy His Wkfa.

FREEHOLD, N. j., Nov. 3.
Michael Ganly was killed yesterday in
a ifunken fght, it is supposed by his
wife, who is now in jail waiting the
holding of an inquest and post.mortem
examination. ...- d.
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Complete Republican Victory in
Kansas.

ATCHIsON, NOV. 8.
The election in this county yesterday
resulted in complete Republican vic
tory. Every candidate on the Repub-
lican county ticket was elected by ma
iorities ranging from 1876 to 600. This
is the first time in many years that the
Republicans of this county have elected
their whole county ticket.
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A Rare chance. 10 Try sgEs Org Org! as o =
Before Purcnassing..s IA

Many a person is half persuaded tina!
q Cottage Organ would. be . capital
thing for his family worth much more
than its cost-yet he fears that II Woale
not be Of permanent use, and that, after
q few months use. the family would tire
of 1t, 50 that it would be. 3. poor invest
ment,7 The celebrated Estey Cottage
Organs are. now offered On terms. to sat
isfy all such. An organ; can. be rentec
with the privilege of purchase. Tne
party hiring may try for q, reasonable
lengthrOf time, paying only the rent Tor
it while 80 doing. If he concludes 20
purchase within year, all the rent be
has paid will be allowed and. dedurtel
from the price of the organ. Il
Amy inquiries in regard to price
terms of payment, ETC., may be addres.
ed to GEO. 0. DAY, Rutland, VT. i
Fire Insurance.. .....
John Cain, Agent of the Vermont Ma
tual and other Companies.
Can't go to church. Why not? OH
my cough would disturb the eongrea-
ton. Cure it then with ssHale's HgnF
of H0rehound aud Tar, a pure gege.,
bic remedy, unfailing as the sun nd. Il
mild and harmless as the simmer e.
Sold by all druggists. Pixies To0thaae:3
Drops cure IN ] minute. sep30~
Master Your cough at once with Hes !
Honey of Horehound and Tar. -EveTRtA I
fection Of the lungs, chest or throat tect~
ing to. conBumptlOu, is act onIy reheed 4
but absolutely obEfteIatad by. this On
derfal vegetable plIn0nte. Sold bgaL
druggists. -...-:. s.-- .. i
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out of Town Notes.
CHESTER,

CHESTER.
The following real estate changes have
been recently made ..5..--.5.
Loyal E. Tarbell has sold his dwelling
house, corner of Main and Gross street,
to w. w. B0Yington, for SO, 175.
Mrs. Mary Perrin, of Lowell, Mass,
has purchased the Jonas Fletcher PLACE
for 81 ,425. it-..t ~ 75.f .
r, P. Pollard has sold the .StonB farm
in Sinsbury district to Bart. Sullivan
for 800. e.. II
Dr.. l.. G. Whiting has bought the
Richard Whitney farm for ST., 000.
.--The commissioners appointed by
the County Court on The 'sroad'' case
Paskman Davis VS.. Town Of Chester
will meet at Chester, Nov. 9th, to attend
to their duties. n. p Simohs. of Rat
land, Geo. Howe, of BFattleboro, and
4. NJ. AIbee, of Springfield, are the
commissioners. c, Il Chapman and
w. II. Walker for pfaintitf L. Adams
and II. Henry for defendant.
H, B. Booth has erected q tasty p0r-
tiG0 In front of his shop on Main street.
NGy. 3. -.
BRIDaEwArER
The temperance ball is still moving in
this town. There are meetings every
Sunday evening By special Invitation
of the BridgRwater Temperance associ-
atien Hon d. b. Nicholson, of Rut-
land, will address them for the second
time On the evening Of. Noy, 7.
... LoEpoSnERRY.
Or. " D. Waller, formerly of New
fame, and recently from Montague, Mass,
has ioeated here ia the practice of med
icine with datteFing prospects.
The Dramatic club are to give. an
entertainment in Union Hall, at an
early day. .-.
We are having. revival in our
church, and quite a number OF the young
people have made profession
Apples and cider are plenty with
prices within the reach of most people.
A A Curtis has Just returned from
Boston with fua stock of winter
goods. .....
The titst snow storm Of the season
on Sunday night and Monday morning
-Nathaniel Curtis died Oct 10th, |
aged 81 years lie was The oldest man /
in town and bad been a resident Of tho
town for over 80 years, w.
November 3: ~. @
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public examination.

There will be public examination OF
teachers Saturday afternoon, Nov. 6, at
the High School building. The exami-
nation will begin at one o'clock p. m.
S. B. PEFTENGILI, Supt.
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Stop that cough, cure that cold. Ken
dall's Pectoral Balsam will do it, or
cure any disease of throat and lungs.
Try it. Sold by all dealers in medicine.
FRANoIs FeEE, Proprietor,
Rutland, Vt.
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BOSTON LIVE Stock srARKE8

For Week ending Tuesday, ysv. ?, 1875.
Reported BY Telegraph for the Rutland
Herald.
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The steamship Klopstock from New
York, this morning. She was consider
ably detained on the voyage by fogs and
easterly gales.
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ar.
ELECTION FRAUDS.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 8
Tau,ac MacDouua1. register. and 10
MinneS ota.

New York, Nov. 3.
Minnesota has elected the entire Re-
publican State ticket, with the exception
of treasurer, by from 4, 900 to {, 900.
Wisconsin.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.
Wisconsin has been carried by the
Republicans, who elect their entire
State ticket.
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The person who stole an. overcoat
from a carriage ia Allen Whedan's barn
in Pawlet on the night of October 24th
can have the cape which belongs to it
by calling upon Howell Dillingham; at
Dandy.
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Catiie sheep ShoatsFtgoa, -.

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT BRIonroH aaD
WATERFOWL Markets.
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Pest office.

Advertised Letters al the R,ttlead Post Of
nee. R1stEanad County, IL, for the Week
sadtag October 30tFt. 1878. .....'.:. ~.
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PRICES.

Cattle Sheep ShoafsFtYogs Vt.
This week. 4459 1904 100 g.2st
Last week. s44s IL 9i zoo s,345 =
One year ago. 1884 e.494 90 1850 10
PRICES.
Beef, per leolbson total weight OF hide
| talloW and meat. extra. s9.ooaSIoO0
-.nrst quality, 7.509S.50; second oual-
ny ny s 80 ~: third quality, s5.o0g67s
o. the poorest bulls. etc. 100000.
! Working Oxen, sl50G2t0; Hai.av steers.
/ sslgsIoes or much according 10 their value
Cows and young calves. fair quality.
from go 70 t63; extra, from sE5 "a sig5;
farrow and dry cows, from so TO s4o
stores, thin Young cattle for farmers
yearlings, sI09s23; Two year oids, Si8G
sS5; three year oIds, S25asaG.
sheep per Id. live w.t., sa5c.; exIrs.
9hgGc. sheep ana lambs per head, III
lois, S200G5-09- Spring lambs, 5a6kc.
rat hSgs pen ID. eXG9c live weight
SAt93aasss Wao,lesale, leailc; retail, loaiso.
1914 cents per 10; country lots, s97c.
can skins, lag l5c: talaow, Brighton. 5x6
ohe per To- country lots S5eGc per TO-.
pe!ts, sl9l.-o each; c5u8tfs lois Sl04S
REMARKS.
Arrivals heavy from The West, Will over
l,O91 mead Of northern This Northern
LAere were a few pairs ihst Drougnt the
Dest market y Ice, befng premium steers.
Ald F@Iy caoies steers AMI nei!ers 81 fair
grade at sc q. y. Prices ar. 25EhOuf
change; the drain OF iast week hes nor
been regaiHed, but there Is a lltsle brIgilf-
er feeling. Geo. Baldwin sold 10 OK ii To
dress l1oe0 lbs each. At gSc q. W: ~
wheeler sold II heifers, az. I've $50 us. ~
sc i've; q. w Darling sold is COWS and
METERS 70 dress, % lbs each ats,a.w W.:
o. t. Bathels foIt 2 --year o.d s.ecrs Al
1929 d. W.
sneep and lambs are selling al last
weeks figures, but trade Is no.. very ac-
tive, only fair life notices: Eltssxc r,er Ih
Includes ali grades. J NJ Fland - % "a
saeep, a.. - lbs, at s.; .. z. FL OK e
IONS sold 90 sheep. av. los l5s al Sc: X ~
tul ler sold 10 sheep and ianos. 4 4 gJibs
a. &c; no head sold by q. A. Martin, Az.
u lbs, at &c.
Poultry at l2xc; Few mix Il l3ts attic
head.
9ut little. cali Tor viking oxen AID
tni cb c Iws this week
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RY the Gable.

ARRIVED.
The steamship Klopstock from New
York, this morning. She was consider
ably detained on the voyage by fogs and
easterly gales.
ARRESTED.
MADRID, Nov. 3.
Saballs having returned to Spain, he
was arrested by Carlists. He and Gen.
Dorregary will be courtmartialed for
late disasters to the Carlist cause in Cat
alonia.
A Governor Shot by Robbers.
PANAMA, Nov. 8.
A band of robbers who had been COM
hitting outrages at San Juan del Norris,
Nicaragua on the night of the Both of
Sept, invaded the town for the purpose
of assassinating the governor, judge and
public notary. The governor in re-
spouse to their shouts, opened window
and was shot in the shoulder. The ban
dts then took possession of the town
and demanded that the governor and
Judge give up their offices. This de-
mand was complied with. The robbers
were finally driven away by body of
troops.
AUSTRIA TO HELP TURKEY SUPPRESS THE
REBELLION.
LONDON, Nov. 3.
The Pail Mali Gazette this afternoon
publishes special telegram from Ber-
lin, which says that the northern pow
ers have invited Austria, as the one
most interested, to frame proposition
for guarantees to be demanded, and con-
troll to be exercised to insure the per-
Torrance of the Sultan's promises of re-
form to insurgents in his Vassal States.
Count Andrassy is now celebrating such
a proposition. 1t is believed that the
Sublime Porte will be unable TO suppress
the rebellion and that the great powers
will sanction the. intervention eff Austris
next spring.
/ BoWLEs BROTHERS.
An application has been made in the
court of bankruptcy to-day, for con
hrmation of the scheme of settlement
arranged among the creditors of Bowlei
Brothers, American bankers, involving
an amalgamation of all the assets into
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GENTS LIST.
Ioilnson & TO

When application Is made ior M adyel-
Used letter, the applicant must give date
OF advertisement. If not called for. within
one Ht8nth, they viii be sent to the Dead
a II rFTTgrgT r. q Nj
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bladder, female complaints, &C
Thousands have been changed BY the
use Of this remedy from weak, sickly, spf-
fering creatures, TO strong, healthy, hap
by men and women T; and fnyalids cannot
reasonably hesitate to give II trial
CAUTIoN.-Be sure you get the 'PERU-
WAN SYRUP" mot Peruvian Bark sold
by dealers generally.
Al y2-page pamphlet, containing a treat
ise on iron as a medical agent and other
valuable papers, testimonials from dis
tinguished physicians, clergymeB and
Others, will be sent free to any address.
SETH w. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietorsy &c
Harrison Avenue. Boston. nf6eodlw
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II III. PEABODY,
- PITTSFORD. VT.

81. PITTSFORD, VT,
Manufacturer of Peabody's Calf-farea
Patent Mittens, sheepskin Nocc sins.
Buck and Dogskin MiItens and Gloves,
made by hand and from leather tanned
exclusively for these goods. The Peabody
patent cut on miEtens-exclusiyely con-
trolled by this manufaci ory, a. no rights
In the patent have as yet been disposed q
HE. Moccasins from sheepSkfn-taAnea
with wool on-are d speciality anu nuS1
sought after. Also, dealer IN aAi kAnus %
,nrarS orders solicited and samples
shown at any accessible point IN TINS VI
eIuity wool, sheep fclts ana hiaSs
- Ir7a augzdS WON