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RRIGTOW. M

MS SPEECH At BURLINGTON, Vt.
Ex.scc1ctary Briatow addressed vast all-
atence of vermontors at Burlington last week,
making most powerful speech. from Which NC
take tic following extracts:
Now, Wl,nt tue santa neeaa Is pn!1!icaa seposes
IN tho result. q the VII, These VII to!low tss
success Of ths hspnniean pa5t1 ana c1pse
aIAnaGnmtsnt 9t u ~. n3pH o nsHssas Il nawrr
permanent pecidcation Of t!Ie South can oaly ae
secured ~ giving 70 ~ eatasens isee Ino c9u1t
civil political: ana public rights To enfo'cs snd
secure these tae Aspah!lcan p1rIy asseay
ps1sa tssr nj " vew. sne saa Ia ILL., rd
II Congress which sanot BE- misnnae.si"oa; T.
Gov. Hayes. in h!s Letter q acceptaMee' sa5s 10
teTs prosperity can DO most Effectively sdFanssa
by hearty md generous recognition o. NC I!enN
Of alt BY ~" Tao1s .at ,sben fsso tb,
exception, ana 20 proa =, ~. ~ rcnst,s Hav.
aoMo - .9ts T.. I'D ~ nr0u,nts the aorts Of
IT. ststes spa ~ o.In for tb6,eI1rs to blessings
oi eis boasss and capable ioeai Government. THIS Is
good r. rs ,Sey %i not te
Il 81! ei i y tolawlns tic 'ai's lights Of shs
Democratic pas.y', .,n,,,o. ,,,o,u
CIVIL shMvics ~ 1ssoMM, .,r..sins ,,rno,,orrr
II 70 b dons. Among lbs syIis easas1ea Upon the
country tho Deaesta!e party = sstous r.. r:
maxim, :'To the vctora bclons the spoits. md
undri lla operation The ttue scst Of QUALIFICATION
{or ot3ce Cayc why to tie srols sJs'cu nihccs
to ts a;tri6gtsd :: soAs 10. on'y r. tr
lenders, The power to appoint u oltec, ~htsh l.
= HisG public trass, and shuulu ls Administered
solely III the public Interest," las bcen Hrsd 70 10.
Of long existing abuses usually proceed ilowly.
The lcpubl!eaA party, since It. sdsent to power.
10 tic very existence Ut Tho taoyernment. and to
ths personal sni pollica! rights Of T. eItizsna that
reform of Ibis cyl of DemocFAtic origin has necs.
c1iis Il ias consInaed 10 grow; bui Gu present 4
favorable ttn,e for eo1restIoa 81 shis aha'' r' aM
%stS viii saras.as.s and 1s,l Tao III; c1as!aast' q
p,, thst ia cnnst;tnti,'nni tisinct!on betwpuu
Iss's!siiSs I'D eistatise functions aud autts:
ss.sntst,,es N yvull nos dictate appointments
, 1876-08-28
POLITICAL.
The Use Of q Democratic Cor.
ruption-Fund Decided 1.
upon in Ohio.
A Quarter of q Million Dol
lars to Be Sent from
New York and
philadelphia.
The Democratic Sachens in
Washington Worried
About the Perjury
Charge.
Tillen Must Give q Better Ex-
PLANTATION or Retire from
tho Ticket.
The Situation in Indiana
Presents Some Inter-
esting Phases.
A "Reminiscences Of Days Of DEM
ocratic Ascendency in New
York City.
A "Reminiscences Of Days Of DEM
ocratic Ascendency in New
York City.
MONEY.
1000 Votes TO nR BOUGHT WITH $25o.0o0 IN

5000 VOTES TO M uouGuT WITH $3.50 600 IN
OHIO.
Epeefdl Hispdtch to TIE 1tthnns
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. &.-1hc Leddsr Of to
morrow will contain the following editorial
abatement:
We nsk tho attention Of the Republicans Of thls
which she LEADER holds !.scif responsible: -, r..
On Friday last Ut haif.rass ~ o,e'@1cE. @ AZ no
1sss Sen n H. q # o. SsG pt"ss %s Il
Hotel al Put .n- i;ay. john q, Thumpeon. TI,eo:.
dore Cook, Of Cincinnati, and other menbass e
nol!sicians. 10 lie nam6cr Of thirty ave Or foIty
Feh and 1S4shd drssss u, wit
aHSa assasslen va: e Il ques.ea
Committees % Of New York and Philadelphia,
TO De ueED M THE ClTY DlsTR1cN
q ees'oo ,o n o e 'ta
that Tho Democrats in Ohio could reaonably e., e.
peel to hotd Tho @o3, Uo0 votes cas:, lnst iaal
If fSs ssSo GO sa yotss in uc!nnst Cleveland ami Tos
a. o sonla win s slssteo g. as s5s
THE PROPOSITION WAS OPPOSED
In an earnest apeech " msm9si ,.lta,, o. sae
Wa. spnost t5sa b. Sa1 .a .ha o Of
in elections. liz did not think IL sats to thus
tribe with the integrity OF lhe people II the
moncy wcTo uscd - proposed, tue fraud
would be discovered and would feact with crushing
force urun the Democracy In the fovenhs. elec.
lion. Tic believed that this campaign could be car,
ried by argument and Appeala to tho leople. anl
he opposed, from motives pf both principle and
cxpedcncy, .uch Wholesale schoms Of eossup.
tl1n. To lhts It was replied that the member Who
had jnat spoken was
ENTIRELY TOO yIRTuoua.
Money had always been used In eleeti9ns, and a.
ways wouil 30. Warming with tho subject,
RNnhk&Ft uECl0fEd fAkt lbll
! was tho only way. to save the country
that tho end justified the 1ac1ns; thai
| thu Democracy Of Ohio was now tho advance
guarl Of lie PARTY, anu TINT It morally bount
70 l,sa every na within it, reach TO pake success
certain. 1Aeae remarks wcra received with sp
| plausc: and, by ...-
4 FORMAL VOTE,
\ the Committed decided to sece!ye the money mi
| usc It for tho purpose stated. 6trong and vel
chosen committees Of reliable men Will be np
pointed In Cleveland, Toledo. Dnyton, and cfa
cinnaf to recoiva aud atsburse tho funds which af
to be used for the pnrchaee Of votes In ,opcn mar
less Importance. the meeting adjourned.
, 1876-08-28

90, -, -,-,.
fS unacnablc tae., aeetora'tE ,t 70 ING s1ap'e
ueino1a atG Argument, pG'dk, thst "e aIc Iua.eut
and, when listen to II, tEure-ur tie remain.
ing national dept, and Eo'ace fnyscs1 VIII tue
feneetlon t!as stlali nave hccs gathcIeo 70 ny
tatneIs t erc tnc sountIy y lI!e.1!esso'3 'u'hco
o5 Ec.toe ous 81 t aeps sh n,,c., cenn+,c.
~ ne same time, N nc KSpuoean1 1,1n., eomn.,Gs
ana district. more Particularly Inc ne'hoc1*ac
nanaaess snmsgn,,,a a'o n,,ur r ,x 1vnr,run-rr.,
and os ;hs uiost 10 ~ srertheu the Iade
Gehue6t oIeanizaton wnesesel e.', u MAJ an IT." ."
heponlieah votes, but tne LICK Is ~ tIsdsspa'
ens. ehu 10 faMliy nee1n.,g TO- hs,tcS.uc, 9 H.,
tna. u ousnL 70 wv ~ t esa .,or o' fan ="
see sat w currency 9oeet,o,, q t'oa ,e ime enl n
Issue lhVoleeh,-'h !act' tnat ~ u oA tnlnoI LUZ
seaasnee; anu tnat ne .nrpatt5 5ro9'o n@vegh., r.
an,aerp. "p",, 1T s' 9'''t ~
~, ne vo.scy ear H., * W Ica,,,r i..mr. Iii
Inc eansaes nese buI IT, 'caa!nf .sanea ,a I IT,.
" thofe tnat nage qis4eu Pa' HER,
hsa, mas a9ey u. sG,m" ,n .'esu ~, ,,n 3hcir nwn
sE' E 10 aett'c weiIu1 ;nnn Tnr Enirh,snf.
the Gnion. tecalca imminent 1ne , nnE .'.n,ss1
taeuoaen.C eonsplI9ey - ot IT,,
warmna.. 70 anH ~ cnysTt hn.tilty In te Untou. II,
III III ahnt rtlrn anI Reur viii not wpe Inc
+ Sln , apo1s W aaugt aru .,d Tt1dn,. ,ect,r
OUT q rehsnuaneeo t1ai sa, ana ~ ~ rn,iisno
F....~ .s~st,,,..i.- otra ,,.ot,i.a ~ nuv re-
tr ta,mets se s4.,an xnsps M man i,as
tof lott 70 noas o. ros .,ane 1ettca .ue. % m
t. aa nlolc n iN"o WILL Shipping po'''sA' "
'u'' 0'3'' 'hAn srxAron MORTON.
n tae present aasss ne WY nsss ,o1ou ,ns ~
10 Wlln tae mTtses LINN un5 H.ne' tbs-.far. t"'
~ , vi ata.e ,t .I . .uhat issns. HI.
o"sass ~ ,xaid ~ ," ",1 sri,a. ,,nrt liz 5.nr
sa.,,, ~ .s,,a.t .,,ii a,.. IN ~
teMc} 4ueston a "Tutm M Hn -. all, .t,vh,t ,.eu,x
III. ns,n[>.,sts v,,i ,,"t:n Tfhev ,yi nnt,.
t,o,r an.t1i"~ fnr tha snE. nj r<;rs mt fi,e
-ne ts.n3 hnst,s vh.i, ~. Cprrc,,cv n,,rstinn
.ssus ,stat +. ,r,,nt',,r I'll .ltsf.nrifnn m
Il thc iaw bctWseu Ii,ya,.y and Rebellion shajl y
anot,1.u ti, ~ ;'a aI,,aii,, ,.th ~. ininm al
snali oe pens!19nsa s'uuy MN ~ l. ..bai%.r
thH hail., r,n,ns sl,ati hr ,,aii. and tha Hcbcl
% ~ 4'eIt eIIad 's ~ ~ r1ridn deh;I Ir hnth
heu. ~ nao,Mti., s ,rhsth.r do,,,a1nx sho1 he natd
~ ~ 'l,, ~. ~ t, WoIaaiiin,, III. Ilc.
m!c1y c r..s fnr ~ @ un,, United South
anS a 11cm,,rrntc sncr.ss would be u sllc-
tva n tmi r,,ic The ,nocrats in hsrs NAV
t,,trE .hrv wonii have snTI,cti,;np 10 tay: Int
nInp snu panstitut tbS ra,,.roiltng element oI It,
ts Mo . ~" ,. Iii r,,,fF;rn ,n,ntrst. m
ne neLnocIac3, you W.. upt, W., r,,,nsrira,
t.n.l Ut meW poei VIZ W., sar nuthtnr nhnt I'll
LITTLE 1"I rtLio,t, v"J5vIo1v Ennss whcrc
W. asn quo w. nenu5n d,,rsK .,. War "a so in tbn
eene1 "elT Ts ua'.E ~ ~ t wv n.r,ncrat. genntnr
oe''ses. 1nesc ~ ny 1,,nnsr ~" Tn T%r w,p
nMo 1 We 80, not ~ o'sH11 Nn.4h r,hrm"m pav-
nut exsn E..o atoI, n,noraiI a,1 nf them o.
mtat ssnat,, ntt"" thn ,var nc1,a.nna,v tIn nnrty
sss Was,De,noeras ,gst tnle i, the Il! Lowsf e;
, 1876-08-28
MORE WAR RECORD,


THIS GREAT MANS CONTEAFT FOR THh TRUTH.
SpecIal H1patch 10 ne Tribune.
WARRINGTON, y. u, Aug. 27.-rhs e1plana-
tton which the lion, Blue-Jeans Williams u mak-
Ing to bis constituents Ut the way ha CANT to
yute for tho Scott Lord resolution does not ae-
cord With what he must have known to To the
facts In the lie tells hls constituents that
h was in the eleak-room when tho vote was
taken md came out Without knowing what tho
question was, but, seeing all his s!de going ono
way, he Just plumpel In h!s vote with them. It
viii be remembered, however, that the Lord
resolution caused great surprise among Demo-
crats IN the lfouae, aud they at onco beEan to
flIIbuetcr to gatn time to consider the matter,
Two calls of the llouse, occupying
CONSIDERABLY OVER AN HOUR,
we're had bcluTo vote was taken, aud, during
lie wllole of thtt time. Ar. Williams was pres:
rnt and answered to hts nanie, ~ tbs record of
tbs rollxaIl shows. There Was then consld-
oToble talk over 3 division OF the question b..
tween preamble and resolution, aud 20 the mat
ter ,was really before the House ueaEiy two
hours before It was yotea Oh, and everybody
nrescnt understood exactly what Ma taking
n1iscc about It.. Finally ulytsion Wa ordeEsa.
sud tho vote taken On the resoiusaTah. h. ~ atI :.
Williams WAS present aud ycted ~ ~ Ine ,u,, VIZ
tfen rec,,rred On thn preamble, when MI WILL
tams dndCed.
, 1876-08-28

OF to Wholly dodge The question, wl!la political
eeonomists ot tlo order of Mr. James Buchanan
hayo been left To dcseant upon the pumbeslcss
blessings Ut IN irreleoMabtu currency, anu low
It would make everybody rich without costing
anybody anything Aud the result Is, that,
with the Independent party tn ths acld. thu
question has 70 be met and, Ter tae iifst tims In
has proved himself .qual to TIM occasion by
meeting tho question fully in bis catnpuign
speeches. That tho grcenback mill can crcate
economy GU; that 4 q Away; ths capitalist
WIN profits by Investing In anticipation u tho
| lnAatl.sn III prices consequent upon an imitation
| ot tho currency: that paper protntscs-to-pay
tilcr ii being paid; that It was only pros,cct Of
| their puy,lent upon the successful Termination
of tho War that arrestea their dcclinei and that,
| Il now IL were settled that they never would bo
I 20 teo o,s Wv oi ths W,iICat State currency Il
before the War. were never 10 plainly put to the
yotcrs Of Indiana as BY Gcu. Harrison. Tha
manner In which hls an,
Of the Iulatton.Greeubaek lalsacy Ia received, !s
proof enough that tl.e eignurauce and dishonesty
feauIstu f0r the maintenance OF TINT doctrine
arv not to 10 found In this Stale.
platform quite, and without tak!ng this trouble
10 argus wl1at Ti!del''s letter ,,lny mean, Lie
| Democracy are gulng tn tue extreme VI Grceil'
backisu, ID this stats; and the robbsIy ot thc
people 0y NtPuollca!l toAtf3etlSh - a"1tt up
Wifi e.nphasls by Democratic orators. ssnons
whom Franklin Landera {deieated tor Gosetuo1
because ot Ills then da;sSrous to llcnd[seks
t}reenback doctrfnus) u Of tho foremost. Yen.
'Nsuaon. Chairman OF the Democratic State
COMMITTEES, hgured-up for mo to-day what that
contraction has been, Wheu discovered that the
contraction complained Vt was iA retirement oi
the compound'iltsrets and b-per cent uotes. tic
! loan-cartillcates, And 7-30s,-the figures from
tho official reports show that these, added
to the lcgal-teliucr and characterization It tts
Cioae Of tho War, amounted to upward Of 81,
000, QUO. Tho Argument from this array Of figures
which Is being paradtd Ill over the etatez by the
Democrats, S. that the reduction OF tho debt
by payment Of part Of thess evidences Of tn
| deGteslpsas, and funding Of othesa Ut lowel
rate al interest, u What has tuined uJ,-tha sK
, 1876-08-28


WAsnlNoroa, d. T., Aug. 27.-Therc has
been much unessincss here for some days
among tbs Democrats who arc managing the
Congressional Committee over the Charge that
Ttldcn sworc falsely In connection with hia In
come returns. They have been anxiuuslv Look
lug for an explanation from New York, and
hayc been ready u admit tho seriousness Of the
matter unless tt could be satisfactorily met.
Tho purported explanation Of Gov. Tilden'b
Secretary, to the effect that the railroad fees
which wtre not entered In fl Income return
for 1859, although received in tlat year,
were really earned Il, preyious years, waa not
Of item even questioned tho authenticity Of tho
dispatch from Albany, attributing 10 thin an
excuse to the Secretary, but, when one OF Gov.
Tilden's recognized New York organs arrived
last night with lorna! editorial dolcnse oased
on tho same grounds, II brought great trouble
into tho camp here, since all are shrewe1
enough 10 sec that auch line Of defense will
TnE BAEytrr or Tua cuAnoB,
the casc with which all classes Of voters conf
prchena II, and the convincing nature Of The
few sentences Ut proof which cstat-
lish II, arc tho elements u. tho ease
which are causing 60 mugh trouble
t Is really the ART ea;ge sgainss aasn Th,s hs1
haY9 remained comparatively unconrgrntd over
his other rpilroad complications, believing tlat
those cascs were too Intricate tor tue ordinary
voter TO. understand, but this thcy regard q
sts sbly damage Tf1ldsn inIde ths rauka Of hta
own party. -.-.
MORE WAR RECORD.
A tcsnonslblo New York gentleman MHkes The
! statement that at tho tltus Fernan1o WOOD, ~
| Mayor OF New York, trtca to prevent thu stop
| ping Of arms about to 6e ahlpped TO ucurE!a, II
lEj(, Mr. Tlldeu was one of uuluGer vi cltizenl
who made themselves very prominent III ~
, 1876-08-28
INDIANA.

INDIANA.
issuss or 1uB cANvAes-THR aAu-BAsf11Se-
ArlLpsh AND RHToRx 1.-THE UNION Vs. 1Hs
COAffDkKAGx.
From Our ore Corrsspoadtnt.
IHp1AHAroL1s, Aug. m-The uncertainty ID
the uo1ttlea1 ItuatioQ In this atste Arises out o1
, 1876-08-28
MICHIGAN.
LEGISLATIVE AND CONGRESSIONAL roAtNA


TfDNa
Speotai Dt9pateA 10 IN 7rtbxnA
LAEsIN0. Mich, Aug. 27.-Tho following Re-
publican nominations have been made: hcna-
tpss-from tho Eleventh District. Gilbert q.
Reed, ot Richland: Twcnty-th!rd District G. 3.
Draper: Twenty-fourth District, franklin 8.
Freeman, Of lonta: Twenty-scventh District NJ
c. Bureh, If Osccola: Thlrty-drst District F.
X. Williams Rcpresentatlvcs-FIrst District Of
Barry County, J. ". stricheoust; Second Dis
trict Of Calhoun County, John Houston, OF
Marshall; Grand Traverse County, James l..
Gibbs; Third District Of Jackson County.
Luther Il. Ludlow, Of Parma; First District
Of kalamazoo County, Simpson Ifuw1and, n{
GaIcsburg {Ftnninlnatcd>; Second District,
ditto, Nathan Pnrsons, OF Kalamazoo: Second
District Of Kent County, ". ". Johnson, Ut
Grau1 Rapids Townships. Second District Of
Lapccr County, William l. Abhptt, Of Good
land; Mecusta County, Fitch Phelps; MINT
calm County, Stephen T. Stevens, Ut Green
vIlle; Second District Of SilEuwaAsee County,
The Rev. D. W. Shorts, Of Owosso.
Gseenback Representative III Tuscola County:
]. J. Wilder.
Democratic nominations: senators-seycn.h
District, Michael Shoemaker, Of Jnckson; Nine-
tcenth District, James b. Mosh!cr, Of Linden
"a Representative in 1875; Twenty-tI,ird Dis
tyict, Daniel 2. Foote. cprcscntattves-Mont-
calm County, William Bickus, OF Gfeengi!in
{re-nouiuateu); Tuscola County, Alison Grccu.
held.
Fiius Ltvcrmpse was nominated by the Dem.
oarats for Congress in the Third District.
, 1876-08-28

. speech n the court-houte 10 = 4ty next
Tuehday evening. Gen Hsyes' a mcnt 1t
Lockpot has been no.troned mt, follow
tng night and the Republicans oEopoec 70 make
this Initial meeting rh,lkinE demonstration
HEMENT.
Special nspdieh - M tribune
BENrEI. ILL.,, Aug. A.-Fhe Hun Shelby N.
Culom opened The campaign 1t this p1ace By
addressing large and entllusiasuo assembly
this evening.
aFHtHHTfELp.
Special pttpateh " TIE 7ftswa&
sfHfF6PlELD. ILL.,. aug. @.-An immense ho'
publican meeting was held At ths Wtgwan TO.
night Addresses were delivered BY the Hon
r. S. Tutlli!l, al Chicago, and others, and the
most Intense enthusissit prevailed. Next week
commences 4 sertes OF meetings In every school
ht'uhc iu tho county. a lively campaign Is A.
kuted.
PrTTsfIHIp.
Spsrdt D,tpdicA 10 7a< TFttsns.
Senatorial Convention bcld II HArdln yester-
day, for this Qmrty-eighth) district, the Hon.
John hfoRte. Of Winchester was nominated for
State Senator, anuA C.aiatthcws, Of pittsdeld,
for Representative In the Legislature
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of email worms Of the ordinary angle-worm
species. These worms were from three 10
four inches in length and quite slender.
They came down alive and wriggling. The
shower Of worms only covered an area of
about fifty yards square, but within this
space they covered everything. There can
be no doubt about these worms coming
down from ihe hcayene, rs the balconies
were 80 Tricky strewn with them that they
could be scraped upin handfuls. Buckets,
tubs and paus placed under The roofs of
houses TO catch The rain.water also caught
great numbers OF The worms. The side
walks In the neighborhood were covered
with them. The worms present the same
appearance az the common angle-worm, ex-
cept that they are fedder IN color aud arc
marked from end to end with small rings
about one-slxteenth of an inch apart. A
great number Of persons visited the local.
~ and examined and speculaed uDon the
veImcular shower. The prevailing opn-
ion appeared 10 be that the worms had been
sucked up by whirlwnd from some
swamp or pond and carried in the clouds
to be finally deposited where they were
found The fact that the worms seemed
to be mere at home in water than on the
ground gave some foundation for this
theory. il Is now aid that similar show
er Of worms fell in the western part of the
city some years ago.
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ScnAibic Advice.

You are a,ked every day through the
columns OF newspapers and by your drug
giat to Use something for Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending money
with but little success. Now to give you
satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all its effects, such
rs Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costiveness. Palpitaiion Of the Heart,
Heartburn. Waler-brdsb, coming up of
food after eating. low spirits, &C., we ask
you to go TO your druggist, Albert W.
Higgins; also Rice i Co., Castleton, and
l.. Kellogg, Fairhaven, and get sample
bottle Of Green's August Flower for 10
cents and try il, or a regular size for rs
ceAts, two doses will relieve you. d&w
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Vicinity Items.

This has been the poorest season for
making sugar, for several years past, in
this section Not half the usual quantity
has been made.
Two of our young men, Frank Whipple
and George Bruce, are attending Middle
bury College.
John Bell, is now the Oldest person liv-
ing in town, being in bis seth ear His
health is quite good.
The oldest records, in reference to the
settlement of this town date back to Sept
"a, 100, at which date a meeting was held
by the petitioners for charter, at the
house of Nathan Shepherd, in nine part
ners, Duchess county, n. Y. Perhaps
there is no town in the state whose records
are in better state of preservation. than
those of Dandy.
Another horse has been purchased for
the poor farm, in the place of the one that
died, by the oveIseer, G. G.. Herrick.
p. Holton, is agent for Parsons new law
book, entitled, ''the personal and property
tights of citizens o: the United States.
This is Il good book for all business men 10
have.
The town of Mount Tabor, claims that
the line between that and the town of Dan
by, extends rods west of lis present To-
cation, thus claiming s rods of Territory,
in width, from the entire length of the town
north and south. We are not Informed
upon what ground their claim is based, If
this should prove to be fact, and Mount
Tabor should prosecute the claim, about
one half of the village OF Dandy Borough
would belong TO that town, as the new line
WnplA oyta ahpnt mid. " a u Dr nuh NJ q n
street. j. C. W.
LONDONDERRY.
The maple sugar season has closed
About two thirds of the usual amount has
been made.
Mr.. Charles Curtis, the gentlemanly clerk
at "Arnold's store has closed his labors at
that establishment, and is, for the present,
a gentleman OF leisure.
Mr.. Frank Faulkner is thoroughly re-
pairing the outside Of his house; Mr. G.. L..
Parker, the knight of the plane and the
square, is doing the carpenter work.
Mr.. L. W. Parker still flourishes the ar
tls,ic white-wash brush, to the delight of
many guide" wife in and around our viii
lage.
1t becomes our sad duty to record the
death of Mrs. Edwin French, who departed
this life on Friday, April 2s h, after u long
illness, during which, her suiferlngs have
been most inten,e. Mrs. French was a
most estimable lady, and will be sadly
missed IN the neighborhood In which she
lived. To her husband, who is left alone,
(they having no children,) we extend our
heartfelt sympathy in his bereavement. The
Rev Mr.. Cummings attended her funeral
on Sunday the 30th. AGATE.
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IL kept for sale at the following places:
BELLOWS FALLs--O f. Woods, dealer In drugs
ana medicines, periodicals, provisions, &C.
EAST WALLINGF ORD-A. :. Mahon, dealer in dry
goods. sc.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bros, drugs, books, sta
Qonery, periodicals, &c.
BRArFIEG0Ro-E. j. Carpenter books, station
ry. periodicals. fancy goods.
BRANDOS--C .. Dyer ana C. Q. s!ason, books,
stationery, periodicals. &C.
MInDLEBuRN-N. seymour Alden, books, sta
u1neIy, periodicals, sc.
PIrTsFoED- DeBniscn BToa, dry goods.
VERGENNEs--SM southland, periodicals, books
and stationery
BRIsToI,-uiram Shattuck, parej and station
err blank books, dru gs &c.
FAIRHAvEn--D B. Cotton.
GAsTLEToN-iiiCe d co.
WEST RuTLAEp--C. j. Gilmore, general ner-
chandiSe.
PoULTNEY-W. W. IIibbard, books, stationery
periodicals, fancy goods, sc.
NORTH BENEINGroN-Henry Morse, newsboy.
WALLINGFORD--H. p. Morgan, station agent.
MANCHKsIER-Herbert Smith, newsboy.
ARLIEGTON-H s. Hard.
BEsMSdToH--p. j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Co., newspapers, pc
riotlcala, books, stationery, &C.; a. II. Howard,
depot restaurant; GLOBE counting-rooms.
RAILRoAD7-Ou all morning trains leaving
Rutland
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nR wnEtLrh,s coMPorNp ELIxR

VAR WHEkLEh'S COMPOUND ELIXIR
~ Of Phosf hates ana Caiisaya promotes tho
healthy deyeopine nj of delicate children, re-
pairs the W0rn-uut frame II The aged, impart5
tone 70 the brain anu ! erves. restore $ cOnsti-
utOnal vigOr when ~ hausted by excuses and
bad h bits Dy fuInishnl mate ial to bullu up
the tissues, and aug cent the vital powers, act
ing as a fuel TO generate the steam or operat-
ints the machinery OF the body. IL is reliable
in every form OF Il blity, and will sustain the
wea'ied ~ stem under Llet trials or mental or
manual lahur. IL is the best nutritive tonic
and blood purifier ever invented, and incur
ables have be- II maintained in fair health for
mGLy years by It., use. apr25daw2w
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PICTURE FRAMING,
EOR SALE.
BILLIARD TABLE,

nearly new, on easy terms. Address,
nayld3t&wl en- RS, Globe ONCE"
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tFrom the Virginia lNcv) Enterprise
A Shower of Worms.

During the rain-storm on April 23, there
were showered down on and about the
premises of Mrs. Mcdonald, near the cor
ner of Z and Washington streets, millions
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GGnfa1innaI.

QTATE NORMAL SCHOOL, RAN
- DOLPH, Vermont ABEL T. LEAVEN-
WORTH, A. NJ, Principal, assisted by four ca
pable and experienced graduates from the Nor
NAL Schools of Vermont, Massachusetts ana
New York. Model School and Preparatory de-
partments added. Capacity of building doubled
Fall Term opens fourth Tuesday In August.
Spring Term, second Tuesday In February.
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