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FRANCE,

PARIS, March 4.-Dlficultles in the
formation Of new Cabinet have arisen
The Left will not consent that the repre-
sentatiyes Of tho moderate right Bhal
enter It, II the negotiations fail PreSi
dent MacMahon will form ministry
without further conSulIation with tht
parties In tho Assembly,
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sulIMONRD 10 ROME.

LONDON, March s, 5,5A.M.-Archbishop
Manning has received a summons from
the Pope to come to Rome. 1t Is au-
thoritstively stated that he is to be made
o Cardinal.
A special to the POsl from St, Pctcrs-
burg says there is great indignation in
government circles there over certain al
legations Of Russian misgovernment and
exactions in Turkistan, contained in a
report made by Schuyler, United States
Charge d "A 6aircG aRdit Is reported that
Prince Gortschakotfh has demanded his re-
call.
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,t,s,,ne1joT a.. italiFoati. fare.

CntcAao, March 4.-Thc Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will announce BY
posters tomorrow morning that they
have reduced the passenger rates from
this point to Baltimore and Washington
TO eight dollars II is unottieially but
positively stated that the Baltimore 4
ohio road will meet these rates by cor
responding reduction.
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Meeting Of Miners.

SCRANTON, PA, March 4.-A meeting
Of the miners Of this region, called fol
the purpose Of e1ecting strike or cur
tailment Of the production Of coal, in ait
of their brethren Of the schuylkill
Wilkesbarre and Lehigh regions, resulted
In the passage Of mere resolutions Of sym
pathy, the mon feeling that they canno
strike without misery. to their families
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MEMPnts, Match A. -Four coloted men
demanded admission to the new Memphis
theatre tonight, and we're given seats In
tho dress circle, Manager Dovey having
abandoned tho idea Of contesting their
right 10 do 10 in the courts.
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The Wisconsin Senate Thursday, con-
Cured In the Assembly bill, which con.
siderably advanced the rates allowed
railroads.
THE Lower Branch Of the City Coun.
Gil Of Louisville, KY, Thursday adopted
an ordinance for 100000 to the L. I. &
s. W. Railroad.
Tile Pennsylvania Democratic State
Central Committeeman in session at IIar.
riSburgh, have decided 10 hold State
convention to nominate candidate fol
Governor and State Treasurer at Eric
Sent. 8.
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American Railway Literary
Union.

PtrrsBuRan, March 4.-The Genera
Conference Of the representatives Of tht
American Railway Literary Union con
tinued In session until this afternoon, ant
adjourned to meet with the central boart
at is annual meeting in December next
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PCrrsvtttE, March 4-Btown, who Is
to bc executed en- the 24lh for The murder
Of an old couple, Mt. and Mrs. Kramer,
made n full confession Of guilt to-day,
stating that he committed the murder
and had no accomplice.
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BYayote Of ii8 to O5, the House con-
cutfed in the Senate amendment to the
Postal Appropriation bill partially re.
storing the iranking privilege. The
precise extent Of this restoration is an al
lowance Of free transmission through the
.malls on Congressional frank Of the
Record, agricultural reports and secdst
and all public documents now printed, OF
authorized to be printed; but this
privilege must cease on the lat Of Deem.
bcr, 1876. There was call / tho yeas
and nays on the amendment, hut the de.
mand was refused, and the yotel was ia.
ken by tellets. II would appear That the
members were not 30 proud Of their te.
cord on this subject that they were willing
to have their names appear among those
who voted for the restoration.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 4-The United King
dom grand steeple.chase at Croydon to.
day was won by Lancet st. Aubin ID and
Belle Sd,
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bill, the bill proposing an amendment to
the Constitution, changing the manner OF
electing tho President and Vice President
OF the United States, Col. Scott's Texas
Pacific railroad bill, and several other
railroad relief bills,
THE BOUNTY BILL NOT LAW,
The proceedings Of the Senate show
that the bill for the equalization Of boun-
ties was not in proper shaec for the sig
natures Of the Speaker and Vice Presi-
dent, 1t being held by old and experienced
Senator's that the motion to lay the con-
ference report on the table, which was
agreed to by vote OF so 10 "a, was unde-
niably q refusal on the part Of the
Senate to accept tho report much sur
prise was expressed that tho bill, though
not finally agreed to by the Senate,
should find its way to the President
signed by the presiding officer Of each
house. The President was informed Of
these facts, and he withheld his signature;
but even II the bill had come before him
in an unauestionablc manner he would
have returned 1t for the reasons, first,
tho bill appropriated from the treasury
q large sum OF money at time Wheh lhe
revenue Is insuihcient lor current wants.
SECOND, he did not believe 1hat any con-
siderable portion Of the ex-soldierS, who,
1t was supposed would DO the bene6ciarics
Of this appropriation, were applicants
for 1t, but rather that II would result
more In measure Tor the RELIEF Of claim
agents and middle men, VINO intervene,
or would intervene, 70 collect or discount
tho bounties granted BY IT.
CONFERENCE BILLS.
The committees Of conference on The
sundrv civil annronriation bili made the
following settlement Of the points In dis.
mite between the House and Senate, and
the bill became A law in exact accordance
with their recommendation, The House
roneurred In the Senate amendments rc.
garding Inc u. {. bank note printing con.
troyersy. The House receded from its
JiSaSresment IN the following Senate
ame5dmonts, making single rate Of post.
ma on fourth class mail matter one ounce
inStead al two ounces: the House agreed
tn the Senate Amendment inserting $50.
O0o ior government buildinp at Grand
Rapids. Michigan, the Senate receded
from III Amendment proposing 10 strike
from the list Sl0l 600 for surveying In
dian reseryationSand all items fol paying
exnenses al sundry oontestants for seats
In Congress. The committee Of confer.
80. Is.,,,,oJ f.n,, tha ,htli tha 1annIa
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Ills understood that the President will
take no further action In the affairs Of
Arkansas, he being influenced by recent
expression Of the House against the
Governmental interference.
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IRELAND.


DUBLIN, March 4.-John Mitchell was
renomlnated for Parliament nTipperary,
Mr.. More, Conservative, will contest his
scat. The election will be held on the
l1th inst.
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JAMES GORDoN sR., who died ut O2
years Of age, over in PeusO township, O.,
a few days since, was with one exception,
the oldest resident Of that community,
He was member Of tho U, P, Church for
nearly three fourths Of a century,
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FALL RIVER MASS, March 4.-OYing to
a strike Of tho operatives, six mills have
been stopped here.
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WASHINGTON.
SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT,

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Presi-
dent has signed the bill granting to rail-
roads the right Of way through public
lands, and the bill admitting Colorado as
a State
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ITALY.

ROME March 4.-Thc report that
Count Carter IL to DO transferred from
Washington to Londonis contradlcted on
authority,
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BILIs NOT ACTED UPON.

Among the measures which were left
pending in Congress are the steamboat
bill, the bill proposing an amendment to
the Constitution, changing the manner Of
electing tho President and Vice President
Of the United States, Col. scott's Texas
Pacific railroad bill, and several other
rotlrO0I roltaf hillu
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Internal Revenue Collections
Over In the Belmont District.

lFrOm tue st CIAlfsulle NhfOnlcel
The books in Collector COpe's office
show that the internal revenue cOllCc-
tiOns in this (l6th) district during the
month Of February were ~ follows;
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HIAUTTON.-WE HEREBY NOTIFY
" all persons that We will prosecute any and ey-
I& q. and llempGOll dCpOlA, John FinnGsan "a
our authorized WAlChmAn, and will hereafter
prosecute any person found stealing our coal.
JOHN HEALY 4 CO.,
M0vch l. 1875 .mr9. BonWood, ". Va.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE,
In All persons who paid ta1OS for the year 1874,
between November l0th, 1874, and December 2Oth,
1874, will have amount oi stito Asylum tax 10
funded to them by presenting their receipt! al tho
shsda'S Office no loyy having bocn made ioT Aid
fund H. . BROWN,
mT2 Shorif Ohio County.
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5itunllons WanIe1-- G.alcs.

CcacS.n ~.
DVERTiSEMEHf FOR THE NEW
n YORk TI,iHI ~ WILL EE REc EIN ED At TIE =
TnXyS GEFICfS NJ - Igroadgar 1hrtr first st..
OF Ss- I~eni, third ST. klghth ave- 100 fh''
g.. cor Forty soyonthst; the HARDIN OIL Itr No
TIrI a. cor. ono lnndre laud tS'iis fourth, ~
IN arrn Satir-, rank building; an at the BkookLfN
HUA.Cu OFrICL, 30 81 Washing o4is reAl d"'i " ''e
I.,-ff.cr. uD 10 \. M. r. r. ,nlar Office rates
COACuMAN wants SITUATlON.-ls a
n snele nan good "m and drives, aid WIN 20
,alrl h. ursl man Is .,nt sober urirIs i' iis
.ness b.st c, r- renee cannot fail Call Oh or address,
n c. ia. 145 East .6th-st.
CITUATION WANTED-TO DRlN T. for Pm
yate fam y do gardening, MIX Ntry usffUi erHhd We
house, CITY o cOaHTv three yes reie. Oce SAiI VI Al
dress b. WILLIAMS, li2 " tsi 2ytLsL
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4 CnACuMAN wnnts q SITNATION.-Is q
Cooks.
prrtera

A RESPECTABLE cololed young MAN as
n COOK. il7 wesi o2isL
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Cnrcpsan GDpsrIismsnt.
Sales bp 9utiioN.

> Mggwrs Aucuoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Go Broadway,
ID st.-sajss oi Books, "os2s OF Art Fancy
Goods. a..
S HERMAN, Sberii-s and General Auction
-. eer-ffOEroAGE SALr-TIiIS DAY Nionday). sept.
1@. oolocG at 80 NoTh see nds, Ero'Ai,h a. D. us
Mlcin.ry Tools. &c ~ -'pr fiC sac
1--we By orier OF the attorney foI MORTGAGE.
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Miscellaneous.

A i.f
~ country. for hoie or pr.sie l"i,e; H. fol
v,rv low was ariius he sdmu"r; has rl i"!'-'nco
A. 'tl,s phOl .aIASI HOak a. JEkAU. lSb GU ave
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6elp h0anteS--femaleo.

NNANlED-A Protestant Partisan lady for
w CITY INSTITUTE; preference given 10 one Ano"ns
Drawing. Call o. 80 West l3)th-s;.
EsvANTED-A thorough LADY" MAID,
w god dessrlker aaigirsser. who can do up nns
a,es only tUs, With cY reference neei aspY - Wsse
D. u! ST. astcs ! y. IL must sea w AAnL
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EHIGu VALLEY EAILKOAD-SUMME


OE( ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Il slbiMEK ARNANGEMENf.
Iuuc II l.7.. L,sv POilt IS fol
I,,s4 e ' " ~
$50 h. M press nah for Grcer7oI- shelter Is2n, sag
20 "a, a., "a, .or III station, - lie IA ard
Iac,cs. Wac tram 70, ro-. ,,or.,, and r,e-oo,,to
ioo , "aE M ta or cc icT' am i i"i
80" ~, r icr,ilo - or fer i..o and fo exp
str' ana Koc.sSa. .,- .r,,., ,o,,,or. ,o,,.,.
VS. t. - IIrinrs-ad hocAa~sy. connecting CT RI clcad
Win i -urrss for GtsoGPort - -,
cs,s i, ciec,5.t a,cpi+'y at rnoiiaI ~ only.
dc,9, 1c1o IoI,f. = HcS1f,.+s.iani i{ocl4rsy
$50 r. Giocus: valley Express, making connee lions for
g 81 ~, Xconclat.on mating conaecns
fo Locns. rai.'. hs, iS,S ~ 'n@ NIX, i,1' ,"'
500 Mol Dott Jeir1o1. Locust Fale- ueioiS'e9a
a' r Scr,,n.: I6cas. Vsli.v Iempstead ard in
,,,' mo- - i, .. a i ,ilc,:s viz, id. from Sc"
SoTs .,o.,,oo o.
For isr ,,a, 20 & @ 9 aa 7S p r. Ectrn
.rI ~ boz; M .tc sew ora oot ot ILiy4olI;s
} H. - ...,s 49, . '' @ rI,l, ' Tam luat rs tout
u'''' pc 'N'r' g. " T. C SIiS Gts,f.! .oudcut
.->.-,,,,. ,,,,-,.n ~, WV .v,pL s,yEsN
p, 'i'I II ~ 70 -ttNl' :. l. -
- i.D$r LIZ sr 81 n ~ ,' 6 T. , -
iArrytoNu Nvack Roc Land IaAe' 'th'f7uAN: i'iE
lsanc 1? =. @sth. Ter Eaa @ooi. Iolh,y.. IIs.inEs
Syacs. SIM sim sd ayrt'4A" me ~ i q r. -
g.. ls5''"st, 10 "aai' ~, J.. 800. t'',-t,s' !. II
;E,. l. sIYtoH.. a. H,,.: ~: = ri l.a'' Mg"lie 9" l.
Lt>h %+''''" i'''''' .'' ''''' ''''
r-r,,- NnDL. audi O%( nRAECU kIT.PDAD
y L CtN1iHL M ' HiiifoIo 1f .:,EWJ6HcE cET:,.o
ALL haid - ~; ~ ~ I. ~ o., = - - ~
pa.a.8--., s,iio1 oot o; Iihcrty.st Y T.
FIvr TFAIE, E>CH WhY rIiY, '1'ept sur'ry'
rae'uc .'rolah N"y,.ri.ar r.Ih Amboy. south Annoy
/ - 81. . s
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nORTFR and USEFUL MANA German

eiug!c yoGng woId fo place ~ iotei ttpto ot
oric "a M l,F. L. willing 10 uiase himself u-"fl can
furnish urdOubtod reteicnccs Apply ~ ODEiS Auf|i' 10
100 West 34tl 81, corner broadway
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Esitrsssss.

BOD EAST 42D-Sr.-A respectable woman
re,tb<1 as SFAMSFRISS in family good reference Can
De fyr Lso days.
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y, .ALTIyOEE A AND OHIO RAILROAD.

DALIINOIE AN ~ OIio hhil<hOhD'
THREE FAST EAPKkSS 1RAlNS 49,
Leave New vs Dcsbrosses and 'ora'it ~ fe'les
- a M bay except Sundays, Was ngion, lyIchpuiS
ard tlc SothWcst, Cincinnati, fl'ago. the " est anu
NsrthWest Louisville New. .Orioans, sc. ,,,., d,
25b a. M Daily Sundays, Washington fuchonu anu
b. 2ontiL Pittsfur,b, Cincinnati Louisville, 81 LOUIS
Chicago the West aid NOTtt West , a.. co.,,
955 ~ ul Daily, Masnngt N, hie!DioDd ana ue oo.i,
fynchJulg ard The soalI Nest A at 1Icn
sieeners IA tmOrn Nev.Orlcans, Ilt"1hfgn. tlnt IL
nj, Louis vide indianapolis. ST. IouiS Ch ago he " esI
For ibromgb Tickets general information call at com
ocr I s 5l5 Bst9ay ANA Al ucAot oiIVes io''
- iyegiir0-s s.s nnd UOItisnN is. o,,,. ,.,p -
Ask ron TICKETS VIA EALIO. AND Oliio AAiL"'OAD'
ir,ugl cals. jersey CITY TO Washington; a..
TbrDnpi cars IA tlInGTe Ia Chicago, Cbcihha'l &C
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Gi:uGi.ons nnn.c9-fem1lc5.
Gearrstres5e 5es.

Z ACEWORK, DRFSSMAKING, &c.-An ex-
uer, ac, he'd niake- lce work 70 or 'r N orr,a h.
ms and rrpair, cleans arcs tc Jcst nHhn"r IS \
aud seaisr-s cleans hd gloves AMI as
oy.r lGl4n hair goods Ca VI address FASCi SIOi9 5ol
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-,nnK WASIIER, and iRONER-Ry a strong

y German young S0nan understands American ana In
elish 0.~ thoroughly makes orneilent brea and biscuit
a.. ,..rf Z and st class asher and irOner beet
N - or,l,e Apply al mrA LOVES, III lStLst between
3, ald 80 ssea
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6teamUoais au0 Railroads.

pRIDG EPORT, and all points on HoIsatonic
- and Saneaiuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer BIlDGE
PORT leaves CathaTiesp at li:oO aal Bidgepof Al
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FALL RIVER LINE,

FOR BOSTON VIA NEW PORT Ar!D FALL RIVER DAILY
(SUNphYs exccp;ed.l al p IN.
from Iier cs. S0rth liver. foot o. MrrrGyst,
THE WORLD RFHOWNED STEAMERS
BrIsTOI. AND Providence
Ce,t A q SIbrNfONs cant u. y. SIMMONs.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR TIE SEASON
The Gcet direct route T.nton, Md h'Io, Pyinouh'
Eofcr, .artNas vineyard Nantucket. C9pe cod the
W.uTi MOUNTAINS, and all principal points Ia Ne" hn'
gland and tho Provinces.
Fo !cLcs apply al 81: Broa.way Broaa
v.v ctr cuty.t,iIls CoiIt st., Brooklyn. or al The
Office ON lie Per- al iinclr. lI ,hs and Ticket ces
in the cay -.. Spitb'-' q i"IN I-Liy, At'ii's
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sp1N WEST 16rH-ST.-A respectable youn,
" girl a. WAITRESS and 70 assist In CHAABlB
WORK good city reference
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npPOSTION MERCHANTS' LINE for
~ ALBAY and TEoi. landing a. Caiisi,s 'amfr J. =
NTIvI.NDANS, gn1 UUtIS, !. r. Iar. - cents
deck II oiu, win bor. Ircisht Al rod co I,;es
SUNDAY EXCURSION. 3 > H.. 2iths.., s15 .;cwnnrgh,
20 els po.g.,tls" l..ncbecs, CSisk. AthcIs 81 TO
In, t., cts ri 30: auri,lns NCW.l % ( "@n- la.
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ana nrst WAITE:'o Cr t. take ce ~ >uai cr e'""h
~ drea au 10 plain sowing furnish re.t rc iel
Anty At OBi.lLS AGENCY, Nlrrc ref rcn,t3 src U9s.
orny Investigated lo9 eat 3ihs', coT1"r - Broa"ay
5sT EAST 23D-ST.-A respectable ScOtcd
gIl siiati0n first class Wal RES, or moia
tao CHA iB..tMAIOS PLACE in a pt ate family !.
thoroughly unde STANDS her business can We Wei rec HI
ue
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/,OOK AND HOUSEWOkK-B an English
" yoang who good washer roner and cook and
can 20 hors.work city country AZ very moderate
wages has good ref-renees all LOO 9th up stairs
cra- IA 81
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r-ORTH RIVER AND NEW-YOnK STEAM
~ i.,tT LINs iisr 81, E. K-~taW@r CHi.I0i.t. 4!
lay,s siy A. g. - T. m ludrg @lth -. for fork =,
iirrytoNu Nvsck. Roc ,And IaAe. "avfr-tiaN. ioi"-
t.Is cove am ro-k,au 1Gc hDFifii 81 = =. ihp
Isu .u< 81 2-ths. Ter Elei -ool foit',s Hss. ih-s
syarI SIM SIM sd fiavrislaW. The Ali NI- - - E
H. ls,,'st i,.t wash. ,.n. T. wood, r'se's l.;-
:g, IL ryoN. al Mac. =. ri, l.4rs inquire II T..
b. ~ A..nt. ~ llrr g. ~ SunGAv boat
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At BFDELL's, $40 and BAD Fourt

"A Families returning from the country viii nni large i
weu scsc,,sl number oi Irstcass ants, VIZ ,cck
launds3s wairesse &C. also walters, coancn gardeners.
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/ OFT 3D-ANE.-A respectable woman as
.U-j CHAMBERMAID and l4Au y DRESS Oh house
Ciiy reference.
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interviewing a Farmer.


Wishing to keep posted as to the condi-
tion OF the crops, and to ascertain the ex-
act amount OF damage done recently by
floods, reporter started out on an inter
viewing expedition. lie was fortunate
enough to encounter farmer on the edge
OF the town, bringing a load OF hay into
the city. burning with enthusiasm, thc
reporter haiied MN. lie matted ana the
following colloquy took place.
How are you, friendI
''Tired. [s
"Whats hay now
Same AS 1t always was.
whats thatl"
''Drled grass.
"What did you think of the rain..?"
Thought it was damp"
Didn't raise anything then, ell 7"
"Nothing but an umbrella
"What did your neighbors get y"
''Chills and fever" rl)-
"What are you doing now?"
''Setting out here in the sun, and may
be losing chance to sell this hay. Come
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

This medicine is prepared by a careful exper-
fenced and conscientious physician, in obedi-
profession, In the trade and among the people.
Every bottle Is warranted to contain the full
strength OF the medicine In It's highest state OF
medicine ever compounded for this terrible
complaint.
In simple cases sometimes one or two doses
give way by the use OF four or five bottles. BY
this eficient and simple remedy, hundreds OF
dollars are saved by those who can least AFFORD
chase OF useless prescriptions. ~ ,r-
This medicine Is for sale at all Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada. 1t
stock. ask him to send for 1t to the wholesale
agents, GEORGE G. GOODWIN co., Boston (;
Bush a Co., worcester; VIM. b, Blondin, Prov
INaaN teloeod&w1y
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DEL. & HUDSON CANAL co.

On and after Monday, Sept 9th, trains will
run as Follows Sundays excepted):
LEAVE WHITEHALL
Z 90 n. III. EXPRESS, for Schenectady, Troy,
Albany and way stations. Con
meets at schenectady with N. y. &.
& II. r. r., FOR the West. and at
Troy and Albany with Express for
New York.
GOING SOUTH FROM RUTLAND VIA
SARATOGA.
g.3O a. m. NEW YORK EXPRESS, arrives at
Troy 40 p. M, Albany 1.b6 p. M,
New York . 81 p. m. Connects for
West at Schenectady.
800 p. IN. MAIL. for all stations south. Con-
meets at Troy and Albany with
sleeping car train for New York.
SOUTH, VIA RUTLAND q WASHINGTON
40 a. m. NEW YORK EXPRESS. arrives at
Troy $40, New York il.as a. m.
Connects at Trey with through
train for Carbondale and Scranton
90 d, m. SPECIAL NEW YORK EXPRESS,
stops at all stations on X. & W.
Division, arrives at Troy 40, New
q. 90 D. M. SALEM ApGGctoiMMoDAT1oN, ar.
rives Salem 7.b0 p. m.
FOR PORT HENRY VIA WHITEHALL.
$50 n, M. EXPRESS, arrives Whitehall 1890
an, Port Henry l24op. IN.
800 p. In. EXPRESS, arrives Whitehall 400
p. IN. Leaves Whitehall $50 p. M.
arrives Port Henry 10.l0p IN. The
$50 a. m. and 800 p. m: trains con-
meet at Fort TIconderoga with
steamer on Lake Champlain for all
points north.
RETURNING LEAVE PORT HENRY
S 90 a, m, WHITEHALL, arrive $50 cave
Ills arrive at Rutland ~ 10 p. m.
y 10 n. m, WHITEHALL arrive at 400, leave
sos, arrive at Rutland 300 p. m.
FROM ALBANY, VIA A. & 8. X. X.
Trains leave Depot, corner Maiden Lane and
Quay.
ID ~ II e. - s s.
Nos I and have Drawing Room Cars attach
cd for Binghamton. Nos. and II, aocommo-
dalton TO Oneonto.
Through tickets may be procured at the
C0mpanys Ticket ONCE, Union Depot Rutland,
and at all principal stations.
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