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LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 1907.

Gold 1907
Vote early, but not often.
No more troutng until May 1st, 1877.
l.. N. Franklin has begun the erection OF
his block on Grove street.
Two weddings in the first families Of
Bennington take place this week.
There were 2,449 names upon the check
list at the close of the canvass last evening.
Messrs Davis and Curtis made reduc-
ton in the price of coal and flour yoster-
day.
There was large attendance from out
of town at the republican meeting last
evening
AS soon as your own ballot is deposited,
sec that none of your neighbors neglect
their duty.
Regular meeting of Central council No.
6, Sovereigns of Industry, this evening at
s o'clock.
Spauldiug has that fearful and wonder
full book, Joaquin Aiiller's "First families
of the Sierras.'
The Hon L. w. Stoughton arrived on
the Boston train yesterday afternoon and
stopped at the Bardwell house.
The party camping at Fort Cassin broke
camp yesterday and Mrs L. A. Morse, E.
II. Morse aud w. A. Harris of Rutland re-
turned last evening.
Both the Brandon and Fort Edward
bands were active in screnading yesterday
afternoon to wake people up to the fact of
the rallies in the evening.
Mrs. Peter Hunter was brought before
Justice II. w. Porter, yesterday, and fined
So and costs for intoXication. She dis
closed on Eleazur II, Squares, who wac
fined $40 for furnishing Intoxicating liquor.
The Biandon cornet band, j. b. Kelley,
lender, Ed. Cain, musical director, and
Win Sims. drum major, numbering fifteen
pieces, which did the music for the demo
cratic meeting, made very favorable i'm
preston among our people generally.
They were cared for at the Paige house.
The returns of the election today will
be bullotined from TIE GLOBE office 10.
night-as fast az they are received !, for the
bentfis of TIE public. The fullest returns
ever given On the night of election will he
exhibited to the public for their gratifica-
ton.
Immense republican ratification moe.-
ipgs were held IN Mddlebury and YER
genue last evening. The former was adj
dressed by Hon. f. E. Wo dbridge ard
the town was handsomely Illuminated Al
Vergennes the Rev. Dr.. Smith of Ohio
was the orator and the affair ended with a
grand torchlight procession.
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Special to The Globe.
The Bennington Democrats.
BENNINGTON, VT, Sept,

BENNINGTON, VT, Sept. 4.
The democrats have enthused with the
largest indoor rally Of the campaign, at
Liberty hall, tonight. The large hail was
crowded to its utmost capacity. The prin-
cipal speaker of the evening, Hon. WIN.
D. Murphy of Albany, held the rivited at
tention of the large audience for an hour
and half, during which he discussed the
great issue, reform, in most forcible and
convincing manner. jeremiah Essex, a
leading republican manufacturer, followed,
giving reasons for thinking that change
in the affairs of the government is demand
e1 by both manufacturers and employees.
The meeting was full of enthusiasm, ald
closed with cheers for the national, state
and local candidates.
Tomorrow the contest promises to be
spirited and close. s.
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SrEWART-In Rutland. September Attn, Laurs
Frances, youngest daughter OF George W.
and Laura l. stewart, aged l year MONTH
and ID days. Massachusetts papers pleas
copy.
Funeral from their residence, No. s Elm street,
on Wednesday, at o'clock.
GRANT-In Whitehall, August goth, Andrew
q ant, aged II years.
BARrgOLOMRW-In whitehall. N. Y, August
IN. Mr.. Justus Bartholomew, aged 63 years
ANDREW-ln East Arlington, Aug. Goth, Eu
gene cray, only son OF William A. and Geor
ga N. Andrew, aged months, days and
BARBEk-In bennington, May 2ad Mrs. Lucy
Parker Essex Barber mother OF Jeremiah
Essex, esq, aged OF years.
THOMPSON-ln North Pownal, August GOTH,
Florence NJ, only daughter OF X. M and Har-
RET Thompson, aged IA years, months and
days.
RuSSELL-ln Burlington, September 81. ste
phen u. Russell aged OF years and months.
P0WERS-in Ferrisburgh, sept. list. Hartwel
Powers, aged 81 years. Mr.. Po~ers was :
pensioner OF the war OF 1872. he was the old
est man In the town, and was born upon the
farm on which he lived.
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JEsDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER s. 1876
BY TELEGRAPH
Especial to THE GLoBg.l
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT BELLOWS
FALLS.
Col. veazey Makes an Eloquent Speech.

Col. veazey Makes an Eloquent Speech.
BELLOWS FALLS, Sept. a.
Col w. G. Veazey addressed an au-
dence here tonight which filed Union
hall to Its utmost capacity. Many could
not gain admission. One noticeable fea-
ture was the presence Of large number
of ladies. Col. Veazey's address was char
acteristlc, appealing to the reason and
judgment of his hearers, and was well re-
ceived. One point he made we have not
before heard. Speaking of the two candi-
dates for president, be asked where was
Tilden in 1854? He was at Chicago, a
member of the convention which adopted
and a member, too, of the committee
which wrote-the resolution declaring the
war failure. Where wa, Hayes at this
time ?
Gen. Hayes was one Of the officers at
the front. The soldiers of the old Yer
mont brigade. He will always remember
that morning, when the rebel General Ear
ly came down upon them, breaking their
ranks, and as they were about retreating,
Sherman came upon the scene, passing
down their line. Soon after left flank
movement was made, led by Gen. Hayes,
and shortly after the command was given
for the old Vermont brigade to charge, and
while they charged in front. as only that
brigade could charge, Gen. Hayes charged
upon thu rebel rear and the field was won.
This is the record of the two men and
what they were doing in 1864, and soldiers
and Union voters, to which are you going
to vote tomorrow to entrust the destlnes
of this great republic you fought to save
The campaign closed with torchlight
procession of four hundred strong. The
streets snd many private residences are
brilliantly illuminated. Mark Rockingham
down for largely increased republican
majority tomorrow. s.
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Fire at West Rutland.

A brief note was made in Mondays
GLOBE of a fire in West Rutland, which
proved to be ne.story wooden building,
ownel by Mr. Gordon and occupied by P.
Cassidy, stonecutter. 1t was located
next to John O'Neils store, two-story
building, which was slightly damaged. The
occupants of this building moved cut.
They were p. Hanly, groceries; Quigley
and O'Niel, groceries; John ONel and
James O'Neil and family. The main
damage occurred in moving. All parties
were insured.
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Great Rally of French Republicans.

One of the most enthusiastic political
meetings Of this campaign was held
at Vergennes Saturday evening, at
the echoolhouse hall, under the aus
picc5 of the French republicans.
Large numbers of Americans were present.
w. II. Hare, esq, of Burlington, address
cd the audience in French. Repeated bursts
of applause interrupted the speaker. After
Mr.. Hare's remarks, Hon. G. w. Grandey
and Hon. f. 4. Woodbridge, both spoke
in English.
The majority of the French population
are republicans.
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yrvERYovn wro TAKES DIR. WHEELER's

NvERYOSE WrO TAKES DIR. MHEELER'S
IL Compound Elixir o. Ptosphates aud Call
saya rem trks how iisisntly auu que ~ tA-
element or the Apo, tir and facility OF ulses-
tiun result from It's use. oucn la ,lle uhll u III
effect az this 'ref n alton, hi h tApl lhs WY
It's so extraordinary IN restoring lhs i.vp 1.
consti utiOn. ara augmendng me VI al pVv",tls
by securing The perfect assimilation 81 auou
ana formation OF pue blood me hu,I, ,e o'
the organs and tissues Is innlh ninS., W
from mentsl ana physi. al. eXerti.n sapbneu,
and All The functions OF the bod. su tainve n y, a
vigorous conGiil n he arti n OF me ElNlr IL
s,s',id nature nerman, ntiy, ana u l. Incapable
~ a.nrass,nt ihe nlpantsp. au 3 d&wzw
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Too much cannot be said in praise of the
various styles of instruments manufactured
by Mr.. Weber, but we now desire to call
special attention to the magnificent up
right piano manufactured by him. Its full,
rich and sympathetic tones; its beautiful
singing quality, so desirable to every sing
err 4; its perfect action are a delight and 0
surprise to every one who sees them.
Well may we all exclam with Strauss how
go small an instrument can contain per
feet orchestra surprises me. No one who
is thinking of getting piano should fail tt
see the Weber upright before purchasing
elsewhere. We shall take much pleasure
in showing them TO all who call at ouI
store. MCCLURE & HALL,
Mutual Exchange block, No. So West st,
d,f,u
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The Price of Coal Reduced,

Messrs. Davis and Curtis are now selling
the test quality of the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal company ccal, from their yard,
at reduction of one dollar per ton.
This firm have not only reduced the
price of coal, but are selling the best grades
of flour at a reduced price of fifty cents to
one dollar per barrel. This firm are ready
to meet the demand of the times in the re-
duction of prices.
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J. Estey & Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in the last four
years. Another maker boasts of having
made $4,000 in the last thirty years
Which shows the greatest present popular
ity? Estey Organs for the centennial year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best of terms. Address
GEoRGE @. DAY,
nov22d9l1y Rutland, Vt.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE,

in spirited manner and received with
laughter and applause, the president intro
duced Col. A. F. Walker as tone Of those
horrid trespassers whom Mr.. Tilden talked
so much about"
Col. Walker, in five minute speech,
arraigned the democratic party for its OBJ
vious insincerity and applied his principles
very pointedly to some of their town and
county nominees. After selection by the
band the meeting adjourned.
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WITHOUT PARALLEL?-We believe
that the wonderful results accomplished
by the use of "SMIoh's Consumption Cure"
are without a parallel in the history OF
medicine. Those who dlsbelieve this and
have occasion to Try it, can be convinced
without expense to themselves. Its sue
cess is 20 wonderful and sure that we sell
it on guarantee to cure Consumption,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whoopng Cough, Group In these cases
or any Lung trouble, don't fail TO try it, it
may save your life, while it will cost you
nothing IT it gives you no relief. Call at
he dru. store of a. W. Higgins, Rutland,
Rice & Co., Cestleton, W. Sweet, FaTha-
ven, nr Meeker & Dr.. Campbell, Poutrey,
elsewhere by dealers generally, and get a
trial bottle for 10 cents, or a regular size
for 80 cents or Sl.0Q.
"HAoKMETAoK" a new and delightful
dertume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&wly
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over $1,000 prHans.

We did not mean 10 boast when we said
that Mason and Hamlin had made aud sold
over Sc 600 organs, we simply eaia it that
people might know what organ leads the
world talk is cheap, but facts are worth
something. 1t Is fact that the Mason Il
Hamln organ is the best made organ 10 ex-
istence: it is fact that the NJ & II. organ
has the best musical qualities of any organ
made; it is fact that The NJ. Sc Ii. organ
is the best organ made, all of which have
been proved. time after time, by their re-
ceiving the highest rewards of merit and
gold medals over all other organs. You
can buy them and pay So, 81, So or So
per month, or rent them Till the rent pays
for them.
L. II. WooD,
d&w General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
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Vice Presidents-J. II. RanneJ
Gibbs.
Secretary. II. Pinncy.
Treasurer--Ira Holt, jr.
The club then adjourned to me
town hall next Monday eveningIS
o'clock, with three rousing ched
"Hayes and honest ways"
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READING NOTICES.


[From the Burlington Free Press.l
DR.. w. l. Vescellus, the distinguished
magnetic physician, for chronic aud acute
diseases, is building up splendid reputa-
ton in Burlington. His patients are among
our best and most respected citizens. and
the astonishing cures he Is daily perform
ing entitle him to the kind attention he is
constantly receiving. His Office and resi-
dence is "a North Union street.
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tits wholesome change before they have
becn confirmed in more vrtuous habits by
tempting them oaain with unchecked
power I believe the people of America
will not make this fatal mistake, aud there
fore am confident that we shall carry our
state and elect our presidential ticket.
I am, truly yours, &C.,
[5ignedl HoRArio SEYMOUR.
To d. Magone, esq, chairman democratic
state committee
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A Sad Drowning Case.

Friday morning man, whsse name
could not be learned, with his wife, mother
in-law and little child, was crossing the
Hudson river at Bemis flights, when the
boat sprung leak and the occupants were
precipitated into the water. The sad &C.
currence was witnessed by persons on
shore, who arrived at the scene barely in
time to save the lives of three of the occu-
pauts, while the young wife's body was
dragged from the bottom of the liver sew
eral hours later.
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Historical Society.

A meeting will be held at the court house
at Sandy Hill, n. Y, on Wednesday for
the purpose Of forming county historical
society. Hon. James Gibson, of Salon,
who has for number of years made the
history of the county a specially, will de-
liver an address.
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Especial to the GLoBE.l
Republican Rally at North Benning-
ton.
NORTH BENNINGTON, Sept. 4.

NORTH BENNINGTON, Sept. 4.
A large and enthusiastic republican
meeting was held here this evening. Ed
mund G. Houghton presided. Stirring
speeches were made by Prof. Philip. u.
Baerman AMI Hon. j. Halsey Cushman,
OF Bennington. An audience Of about
fifteen hundred were present, and old Ben
nington will give good record of herself
tomorrow. X.
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Ts all who are suffering from the errors and
ladiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC., win send
recipe that will cure you, FREk OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered By mis-
,ionary in SO tn America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. lnmsn,
station D, Bible House, New York City.
feh2s 1AOd van
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to Mr.. Magone. The state convention is
to be called t. Reasonable at Saratoga,
September 10.
sEYMoUR's DEoLISATIoN,
New YORK, Sept. 4.
The World says Mr.. Magone left Utica
for Albany Saturday night, and spent yes
terday 10 consultation with Gov. Tilden
and the members of the state committee
there, including all of its officers and sew
eral of its members. A meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the state committee
will be held at its headquarters at the Met
ropolitsn hotel in this city next Thursday.
II is not improbable that a conference of
the whole committee may be summoned at
an earlier date or upon the day mentioned.
Dispatches from various parts of the state
leave little or no doubt that the committe
will call state convention to meet at once,
probably at Utica or Syracuse.
WHY SEYMOUR DECLINEs-HE is OUT OF THE
oANvAss-HE GOULD NOT SERVE If
ELECTED.
New YORK, Sept. 4.
The Utica correspondent of the Herald,
under last nights date, says: AT an inter-
view with Gov. Seymour this evening the
governor said; ~ have handed my letter
Of declination to Mr.. Magone, chairman of
the state committee. My declension is
positive. The grounds of my declinahon,
outside of all other considerations, are that
ny health would not permit me to perform
the duties of the office If elected. cannot
IN justice to myself or to the party con
sent to take the position unless can per-
form its duties. There are many Others Ia
)ur ranks who would command as many,
If not more, votes than myself In con
versation the governor said further !;
"rhere is no difficulty in the situation.
This is not campaign of man-it is a
campaign Of principle. The country de-
mands change. The people of New York
are not going to change their votes simply
because the convention has acted upon a
Misrepresentation of facts That would be
An insult to the intelligence of the voters. "
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An Outrage.

Last Friday Eight Dr.. Frank Sherman,
brother Of G. s. Sherman of Castleton,
was assaulted by number of roughs while
riding from Rock City Fall, 10 Ballston
village. lie was thrown from his carriage
and severely injured. Three Of his assail-
ants were arrested, and will be severely
punished.
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Ritualism in Rutland.

Rev. Edward NJ. Gusher, of Cambridge,
Mass, preached at Trinity church yester-
day mornlng and evening. The Middle
bury band were in attendance. The exer-
cisss closed with grand iorch'ieht process
zion in the evening. -Rutland Herald,
Sent
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Cite 8utlana Gully GIote.
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1876.

Advertisers oiH please hand in their matter at as
early an hour in the afternoon as Convenient. By
so doing they ,oil gue more time to arrange and
property display then than il taken at a late hour.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL UFFICRR,S
WAsHINGroN, sepLSo,-l u. m.
For New England and the middle states,
rising barometer, increasing northwest
winds and cooler clear eat ler.
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Obituary.

Hsrtwell Powers, ESQ.,, Of FerIisburgh,
died Friday night, aged "a years. Mr..
mowers was one of the few surviving
veterans of the war of 1912. lie Is to be
hurled Monday, Sept. 4.
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Coat Makers Wanted

FIVE good coat makers wanted. None
but good workmen need apply.
NovAK s. MURPHI.
Rutland, Nov. 20, 1876. diff.
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A REPUTATION.

The reports that Mr.. E. A. Bren made
q political contract with me to the effect
that In case there should be no choice for
town representative on the first ballot, that
he would throw his influence to the demo-
cratic candidate is a falsehood and totally
without foundation.
JAMES ii. WIswELL.
Castleton, Sept. 4th.
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pENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within Tho
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Seld by Printers and stauoners
everywhere,
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
1unc21d&wtf wholesale Agents
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Arkansas Election.

LITTLE Rock. Sept. A.
The election passed off very quietly.
! The state is conceded to the democrats by
an overwhelming majority.
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DhNCE PICKLES, tEDAR POSTS,
spruce and llns p.cSels on hand. New
u1 tn CHAs, p. HARRIS & co.
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Vicinity Items.

MIS-. II. w. AudlHS, VI tillb i'Wu, wv
years ago, piecad a bed-quilt which con
tains 5S12 pieces VIII ell is 304 more pieces
than that of Mrs. Sherwin of Bristol, re
ported some time since in THE GLOBE,
which contained 5 sos pieces.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
The relatives of Thomas Jaquith and
wife, to tue number of twenty-four, as
scmbed at their residence and took them
by surprise on Friday, August 25th. The
visit was greatly enjoyed by all present
After partaking of an excellent dinner, T..
j. Jaqnith, in few appropriate remarks
expressed his best wishes for his friends
and congratulated those that were about
ready to start for their home in the west
with pleasant journey and success
through life's uneven journey.
Miss Eta Babbett commences her sec
ond term of school in district No. 2, in
this town, on Monday, September 4,h, sno
on the same day Miss Lillian A. Stuart, OF
Bellows Falls, begins the fall term OF
school at the center of the town, which
makes the fourth term of school taught by
her in that district.
The cheese factory here will close for
this season not far frc IN the middle Of this
month. The factory has proved sue
cess.
George G. Smith has recently put into
his store show case of choice tobacco and
cigars. His "Hayes and Wheeler cigars
cannot be beat this side of Ohio.
L. W. II.
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PRESERVED GINGER.
Breadstufs.

chylongs Canton Preserved Ginger, in large
and small Jars.
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Flour, Graham, Dat Meal, Crushed Wheat
Hominy kye Meal. Corn Meal, Pearl Barley,
Rye Flour.
MUSSEY & SON. |
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Visit Mrs. G. II. Loops hair store, Cen
ter St., over Townsend's furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. diff
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John Cain, agent Of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Sfice under
the town hall. d&w
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Gold opened at l09T. declined to 1094, ad-
Vanced " lO9i, aud closed at 10Y.
Clearing4 at the Gold Exchange $50 6lq, 600.
custom receipts, $352,O0J.
treasury Duisernents, slIl,QO0,
GOvefnmentS weak
state bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroad bonds weak.
STOCKS opened WITH n rreat denreeaion ami
hIurther IVY fall IN pric 3 declined ranging
IL nn !, 10 W per cent. prnCipa /, 10 the coal
shlfes. IN lhe latter depliuga there vns am
advance u from. ~ TO * per cent, In The
early part OF the las hour there Was n further
al dance OF from = TO ~ p' rceut Toward the
c,oss, however, the market weakened and de-
clined IRON Is TO - per cent.
The transactions In st Jcks to-day appregat-
ed 2SD94i shares. Tue principal dealings We're
as follows:
Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, %. 600 Pacific Mail.
$500 st Pduls, 1910; Western Union, 10.
800 Delaware, Lackawanna ana w, stern.
1880 New Jersey Central, 23,l9j Michigan
Cent al, 23,T0.
Cola osed at itDHd .OeK.
Money offered at 4.
governments active and lower.
STA bonds quiet ard nomlDal.
"a ffult. . Il ,t.I
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A Convention at Saratoga Next Tues
day.

UTICA, sept. T.
Gov. Seymour's letter has just been given
to Mr.. Magone. The state convention is
to be called to Reasonable at Saratoga,
September 12.