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william Dlack. tho novelist, IL con,I... to Tho
Crnirnnial
''Aiassuchusetts will please take notice" TINT
Dana'a remarks at tho Cnclnnatl Convention wcrs
strictly Pickw!ckEan.
Tha snmHcr-rcsort business wse rather uycr.
done in Chicago yesterday. Summer ''rckottul"
here with oil her relations.
Ills Royal Iltghness the Duke Of Connaus!lt Is
soon 10 he married to tho rsIncc4s F1elcsica,
daughter of Tho ex-ii,ig Of Hanover.
pr. Powers nrtclc on ''Ast In America In tho
May number Of Ldrt thu great Errnrh art review,
IL the first of thu k!nl eycE publlahed III Paris.
There were no French. speaking swllzcrs at tho
quodre.ccntennta] celebration of last Sunday. Illus
Germany captured the lind OF William Tell. too
Mr.. and Mrs. sartorIs, Ar, and M1s. Il. ". Sn,a!-
Icy. chsrlea Dua!uy Warner, and the Hon. Israel
Was!burnc nro now on tho OCEAN sailing towards
Anertca.
Mr. llcying l.aa handed in that resignation Mt
Inst We nominate tic city editor of t1u Joarant
for the vacancy. lie has been toukiny for It y
long time.
The English War-Oflca rcparta thsty-two Of
nccrs htisl living who took par. in The battle of
Wntpsfoo. Yet ttl4s battio was fought sixty. y.pMo
ycass ago.
i'!crrcpont Edwards. british Consul at New
York, il n match for Edwards pierrepont, Amar-
lean Minister Ut st. Ja,nes. 10 fur ~ Hanlcs uro
concerned.
AntotNcttc Polk, daughter o! the soldlcr- bishop,
Is thu original OF joaquin MtlIcr's "une Fair
Woman" She has relgucl W . bello iii RUNE fur
sesrra! winters.
race IL slightly In farar of Yale. The RAGS takeI
place Vi Springfield, Maas aud both crews ara NOW
qnatteged Il! that city.
Ono Of lllc New York UeraI4s cacophono,s
poctA attempts to naku '1enaos" rhyme will.
''Wl,ectrr." =" Though hta intsntIons asu guod. hu
falls short Ut tho mask.
Mrs Louise Panlrroy. wjfs Of ''1'rieIs" PONG
roy, recently played Ju.ttt ut Trcnion. ~. It
IL ea slu contcmu!atss regularly cnlerns upon
tho dramatic profession.
Prot W, D. Whitney Of Yale College, raysa
student mar get Il moro correct knoWcd.,u II
French from. Prof lsochef Ut Harvard, titan iruul
IN actual residence in France.
Tho most curious fcntute of the conviction Of Mr.
IIcalas IL the amazing amunnt IT sympathy for
HIN It Inns developed among the t'cr.nanr Of Gil.
caEu. l{a sus n0t Deen Us tapu!4r tor years ~ he
IL to.lay.
Andrew ]. Mccosh u son of tho President Of
Princeton College, won tile pr!so for ts best
agu Ut excellence III the sports Ut tho Athletic Al
noctatfon Ut luz College, Ilu f. q mrn,brr Ut tho
Junior Class.
Mfss Maud Harrison. now playing HtarftHt
in "The Two OrpaanH" At Eloulsy's TlIcatsc, IL q
pupil IT Miss Fannie alorant who plays tho
C9aat*H. kate Clnxton, who II still tlo f4yofitd
Loutst. il self.taught.
Ma3ne tAscaten!ng 3laasachuset,s becauso the Re.
publican delegates trum tbs latter t;saie lid nut
ctoosa to sotu for Nlaine at Cincinnati ts fpcetuc
ular show VI no ordinary Dimensions. It bcRt
thu BLACK Crook aud the circus.
The most at.declous assertion Of !ealty to JAY
, 1876-06-27

The Eee"iag Journal, In an article discussing
the sentences awarded to the conyictcl whisky
thieves. Observes III regard to Atr. HE5raa:
which wuui1 place Hin in M euun;ity Will biz dis.
t!llefs. ilr hcsct pletHeI guilty .eyund that. n0r
was tt tried On any Jtitur cnnt!t, VI tho f,iiiGt.
nent: No 1uuht he expected tu lc classcl with
tho dlstfllcfs In tho dual sentence. TO what extent
nJudge ,hay, when Hentencins prisoner. tase tu-
trial. " II question ct law. VIZ hasu unly to ndd
that llgslSas nlanl!n2ss in not turnin. 11former,
md thu fact That the money ,eali.cd by hM ~ il
member 0f the Ting used In iayln. ha honest
debts. have wVl for him considerable 1yn,pAtlly
fro', thotr who hayn no sympathy whatever with
The Ring % such. The popular sentitntnt iii so-
mined, very ln:sefy. by Tic penalty netcd ont to
f:fHu, vic, war uUt q dtst!tter, bu. one Of tho
chief consplrators.
, 1876-06-27

thc Republican party has now peccd it national
Ticket hnd plntfnrm before The reuplc. Tho ensuing
Presidential canynss wifi be one of the most exciting
.nsi Important bas has occurred In thls country
Every aaud be fusnahed with full anil correct po'
icainforsan. In order 10 supply ihta ncc tie nuh'
fishers Of TttE ChcAuo TainrsE VIII print caHHasn
c1ttion commencing Immediately. and continuing
until after tic lrctdrntal election In Navcnbcr. 1876
vi the following exceedingly low rates. pustase paid:
Weekly Campaign TnlBrSE-tHRlc copy..,."&.$ -
Twelve EnEtcA IL uSk ADhItKtt. b..a
ri,Wt,Etr a ninnnIun rniS 1!tr1H Cpry,,, 1.t4l
EIsycn c0Fick TO ufE .t.tU
Back numbers Of the campaign edition cannHt ba
sent Tic sounc7 pcrfona order THE CAArAiaN Trim
VSy, the greater number Of asues they will ges for
tlcIS fnnnrY.
, 1876-06-27

1ian who lad hocn nonlnatost for President
by tho Convention which Ind adopted Tint
platform. This Hpoeot Of Mr.. Bn1R7ow Ia
important, hccausc It fore.o!ls tint In tho
event Of Hayes election tho lonK.noodod ro-
form ot tho civil aeryico will become thing
of substance Gl,d not moro theory.
, 1876-06-27

@Goc. Harley WINS armer, at 1B@59o for
June and $50 for naw, seller September.
Hogs vera nctise and c1oscd firm At lie nj.
vnncc, with salos principally at 55.90t7G. TO-.
Cattle wero quiet mid unchanged. Sheep
verb nominal, only 2G2 head being received.
Ono hundred do11ers in gotd would buy
$112.12} In greenbncks nt tho close.
, 1876-06-27

Sioux md lnyo to fnll bnck for roinforco-
mrnts when his ammunition WINS only half
exhausted, IL tnntan,ount to M noknowlet1g-
nlent OF tlcfcnt. Tint he should have lo8t
Hnoh gallant Hcouts ~ tho Grows appear to
l0yo bcen ia deplornble.
, 1876-06-27

and spring Of 1872-3, Without litigation or cx-
l'c,isc to the city; and tho work Ut filling up
'Ssnt sas stagna'lt pond, Or rather mud.llo1e,
with tile dtt'4s Of the burnt buildings anil n,G-
teifaas frt'm excavations for ecllarB hns gone on
steadily ance thu fire, until now tl.c lllling Ia
1teaFiy completed, au.l tho park anutt uf tito
Exposition Building Ia beautiful with lawn,
wAllfs and trues
, 1876-06-27

Lust luesoAy Heh- LOGAN Edarcssc" the
United statos Senate Ill opposition to the
bill which has Mrcady passed the House
tranRferrihg'the 1hd'hn h'1reau IRON the ln-
terror to tic War Department. While THE
TRIBUNE Inns been inclined to favor this
transfer Tor REASONS Which it has frequently
GiVon. 1t must 90 admitted TINT Goit. LOGAN
hns 6eon ablo 70 cite many good historical
reasohs Tor leaving the management OF ln-
dian otsairs whero 1t now il, anu we aha!i not
no surprised TO lind TINT lis argument Los
Ind weight with tho senate. For those i'll
terestod IN tho subject wo recapitulato the
Leading points OF his "ddresa
dcn. Logan believes that tho transfer pro-
posed is seally tho beginning Of n scheme for
abandoning tho interior Department III ono
OF tho separate branches OF tho SatlonHi Ad-
min'strntlon' ahd IN proot points out TINT
naotll0r Dill has nircady been introduced into
tho House proposing the sransfor of tllo Pen
SION bureau 10 THO war department, anu that
he Inns also heard 1t proposed that tho Land
oillce shal lisew'ao oa ,nado part Of
tho War Department. Aside from this OBJ
jectlon, ho uFgos that there IL no
1u'dtdo ground petween civliiza'lon n''d
extinction 1or tho Indians OF t.'la country,
and Tho treatment that they receive trom the
Government must DO in ono direction or tie
other. lilo feels it to bo sacred duty to
civ'iize nnt cllrlst'anIzo tho lul'Ars, and
quotes tic uttcrances OF tho early Prasidon IA
and statesmen to confirm this Wow. Now
tue transfer Of tle Indian Service from tho
Interior to thu War Department would bs,
ho holds, transfer frosu peace policy to
war policy, and tho latter IL opposed to the
ciSiliz!ng ansl Christi",lizing Of any rice Of
people, 4e thinks tho very na1no OF the
department to which II il propoHed to cou.
tldo tho administration OF lnt|ian atfairs
would carry with 1t d policy Of hostility and
policy OF coercion. In tho course Of lis
speech ho ct'argcs TINT the War Department,
then IN control OF lndsan adalrs, was re-
spoasiblo for tho f1oFida war, which cost
tho country $40 'ooo, ,tR0 and l'4a6 avcs anl
lasted soyen years. ILis result, ho Bays, WIS
brought "bont by circuu,scribing tho rights
OF tito Indians mud forcing apon then, tho
idea that they wero only temporary occsl-
Faata Ut tito soil.
The strongest argument advanced by Gen.
ltouAS agh1ust tho proposed transfer in in his
rovlew Ut tho War departments dealingB
with the ludians during somo tlfty years.
whom Tho army was intrusted with 1nllian af-
fa'ra. 1te quotes from contenporaneous re-
ports Mt vaFioaA periods during this time to
show tint the administration waA "cxpen-
hiSo, ihetlle'ont, aud irresponsible" whicl, is
tlte langnHge used l'y tho House Committee
OH 1ndlAn Aifalfs III 1851. In 1atl SPECIAL
Committee on 1setrenelinont III the House OF
Representatives speak OF the prevailing sys-
tom ~ "oqually Injurious and unjust to the
Government and the tribes 1le gives as
instances Of c1tortion reported FROM time
to time that guns costing 81 in st. I.ouiA
were aotd 10 tho Iutlialls for $40. axes costing
a7t cents apiece for ~, n couple Of hanlfuls
Of salt for ~ which cost about " conts
, 1876-06-27

correspondent ut tlp New York Ndtlon,
who attended the Ci.clnnntt Convention, fell
Into curious error wien he easne to write ot
Col. Il. q. INGElsoI.L, wllich tile editor Ut tho
4NtffoM ought to have CORRECTED or struck out
The writer says:
fhe necessity, too, that tho performers who have
the principal roles assigned to them feel OF rcach
natural sGectiun to have ile effect Of increasing
viii, caeli generation o. pol!ictI tIns tho power aud
mnkins i Ms different f1oH, tho voice Ut ordinary
AnMtan bc!aEa ~ the moral and nental qualities ii
4oa1y no 5Fs seos tkat M s M "s
could lave pratluced sNGh vuice NJ that Of
.n4n" isnEss.ol1, " ll!lnois, who nou!nutet
lion Of thu cc0cs. 1t wns N1t0st painful 10 hear tat
Thu 0vyrsnntcnt las preferred. Of ~ anut tu psr
tes, eharges u::ainst Mr.. lSaEusoLL tor ccrlItn
trlHduie trActlcct cahilgctch with tho Euyrnur.
ur As was PtctnTesqncly put by leajIns ljnIs.
Ing for him
This is "pa!ntul" exhibition Of ignorance
Tic Government hns nut preferred. npr Is 1t
nhout to prefer, cllarges nga1nat Mr. 1AoEnsott
for "ccrtafn fraudulent prnrtcrs enn1iected with
tic revenue" becausu lle il.ts committed none.
Col. ls0ENsoLL Is II man nj pure private cllarac-
tcr, who dcyotes Ills t!Ine nlsd talents to his pro-
fcsson. tllat Of u Lawyer, Of which he ID o1,p Ut
tho very strongest and best lu tho State Tho
ltalio.s correspondent must have wholly nils
understood the "nN.sTow editor ''w!lo "p!c-
tuscs4ucly" spoke, perhaps, Ut sonlc olilcinl
wllisky-th!ef as having flour statc-prlsons
yawulng for him." aB Col. IhuEHsoLt+ IL uni
VERBALLY known to tlle people Of Illinois Us \
perfectly honest ma,l, b1ancless in all the rcla-
ti6ns Ut citizen, neght,or, husband, ind faster.
We Doubt nut tint the NaAoa Will correct theycry
krrdss tsu8t{rH Itx has te IN a
, 1876-06-27

1tis pointed ont by tl4e EHtern journals
TINT, Notwithstanding tise decline in railroad
rates, the ratio on grain from Chicago to Liv-
orpooi romnins about the same. When t).o
rates from Chicago to Now York orc 81
cents, the ocean carriers must contont them
selyos with cents, but when the ratos be-
twecn Chicago and Now York 80 down to II
centu, the ocoan people want IL. 1t is also n
fact TINT tho lowest oconn rnto ignuch higher
than tho present lake rate, which il about 2 !
cents bashol from Chicago to Buffalo,
which is nearly 1,ooo miles. This would in-
dicate a largo demand for the oceau-cnrrying
traic. which in turn wosldiadicato that Europe
ia in neod OF American brealstuifs in moro
than au average dcgroe. TAis construction
may possibly compensate for tho ouualiza-
ton Of ratcs by tho higher ocean charges.
, 1876-06-27

I1oncyss ThCntrc.
Randolph street, ittwccn clntk and Lasaltc. En.
kserlncnt Of the Un,ua Square Company. ''The Two
NEnhAnl."
, 1876-06-27

" NNT'M lTItEHENHfs
Monroe street. between ItashoTr and State
AHcfstpUa: Love IN L!yery.', 'l!urat Blmpllcity
EscuiuR: "0rphRn ucfIeytese."
, 1876-06-27

Aaclphi Thcatrc.
Monroe street, c"rner pcaeborn Variety perform
GtlEt, "Arrntl ia r0yuc."
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, 1876-06-27

tho Sonatoss and Representatives from that
stnte. lie emptiod tho public o!ilces 1T all
tho thiovos, and thereby secured delegation
10 Cincinnati unlor the lend OF o Sountor, Il
Congressman, artl an orga,a-grinilor protest.
Ing that l,Nlsrow Ind injured tho Kepnblioa.,
party by laying lis ha,,.ls on the thieves who
wera robbing tho Treasury. AIr. HnlsTow
knew it WIZ his duty to lanyc the revenue
honestly collected, md that it wna not tho
business of members OF Congress to interfere;
10 lle ordered tho arrest of every Supervisor,
Collector, storokecpor, Gauger, Clsrk, an,l
other person who WAS dcfrauding thu
Treasury; he dismissed every man In
his Department who was connected
with the dishonesty ho demanded
such changes IN tho legnl depart
1nent o. would euablo him 10 prosecuto
tho guilty, and then entering tho Courts i'm
l,eaohed the wlola body aud lulnanded judy
mont on them Tor their crimes. lie hid not
even notified Senator Of whns ho was going
to do; ha attended to lia business and left
congressman 10 attend TO thairs; he incurred
the etcrnnl onl,,ity Of tho politicians, but won
tho enduring confidence Of tho people. HIS
was rejected by tho Cincinnati Convention,
but ho named tho inan who Is TO DO next
President, and in the platform OF tile party
is written the solon,n pledge that in tho noxt
Administration Sonators mud Representatives
in Congress aro to bo recognized no moro in
ths matter Of mixing appointments to the
civil service Of tho country.
When Con. nR1srow spoke Of this part Of
the platform, hc know lle uttered the aenti-
ueuts Of tho American people, and he know
also that hs WAX but giving expression to tho
yiews Of tho gallant soldier Rnd honest stAtes-
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MAILS CLOSE.

Harlem Extension way, $50 p. IN.
eastern way, ll.4O o. In.
Troy way, 1C0 p. IN.
Troy, lO.45 o. m, 100 3.45 and $50 y. n.
Albany, 1915 q. M, ROD and $50 p. M
Boston, li40 a. ~, and $50 p. IN.
Canadaa, 2.l0 and $50 r. LII.
Northern way, go y. Ia.
Burlington, 2.i0 and $50 y. IA.
saratoga way, g.45 and $50 =. III.
New YORK, 1913 n. M, 2.4J, and g.30 ?. ~.
Connecticut River way, $50 y. h..
WOODSTOCK way, (Stage) l.3d p. IL.
Chittenden, 1.8n .. ~.
stockbridge (st0ge) $40 p. N.
bennington, $50 aud 1000 =. va.
West Rutland, see, 34S and 300 y. IN.
NAILS ARRIVE,
Harlem Extension way, i1.r5 o. "a.
Eastern way, as p. M.
Troy way, 1910 and 9.l5 y. IN.
Toy, 1900 H., lob z. 20 and $50 q. IN.
Albany, 1900 IN. and 800 u. 10.
Boston, l1.o1 q. ni. 1870 m, ard 2.25 y. in.
Canadas, 10 90 p 81.
Northern way, 100 q. H.
Burlington, 1900 p. N. and ll.01 a. m.
saratoga way 1900 "a.
New York 80 anu ll.'5 a. IN. l2oo M, and
1918 p. In.
Connecticut River way, $50 y. IN.
bennington, ii.s5 a. 10. and $40 p III.
woodstock way, stage 1900 IN.
Chittcnden, 2OIm.
SUOckDrlugO (stagol, 1890 IN.
West Rutl ana, ~ 90 IN 900 and 10 10 y. m.
2r-Nails Will bo promptly closed ~ the spoci-
nod hour: ali letters deposited IN the street
loxes Will be collected at 9.i5 ana lilo a. H..
l.80, 213 400 AMI last collection for all night
nails, Mt 500 p. ~. III letters deposited In the
Lett y Box sd the Dcpot will be collected by
Route Agents i've minutes previous to The &c.
part are OF each mail train
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NEWS DEPOT

Periodicals, Pamphlets, Railroad Guides, &c.
&C., at
SPAULDING & co.
NO. Merchants Row, corner West st.
may2Stf
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A Tramp Shot in Benson.

On Thureday evening about 10 O'clock,
a man come into the house Of Mr.. f. Mum
gers and called for something to eat which
was furnished him while eating he made
use OF hs hands To- help himself 10 meat.
Mrs. Munger demonstrated with him for ii,
when he became impairment and said ne
should do as be liked about it. Dir. Mum
ger being III bed thought it about time for
him to get up rs bic wife was alone in the
dnins room with the tramp. When he
came INTO the room he told the tramp if he
could not behave decently be had better
leave the house. The tramp said be should
do ns lie was a mind to, and he could not
help himself as he had plenty of help out
side, at the same time going to the door and
calling Jack OF haloo Jack come on. AT
the time he called for help Munger sprapg
for his gun which hung in the room. The
tramp seeing this went for Munger and
Munger brought the gun down on a level
with his hip the tramp was upon him grasp
ing the muzzle of the gun with one hand
and drawing off with the other to strike.
Munger fred at this time, the charge en-
tering the body of the tramp near the hip
he stood up about fifteen minutes when he
said he must lay down. Munger got DR..
Newton there as soon as possible and after
making an examination the DR.. told him
ii he had any thing to say he had no time
to loose as he could not 1--we but short
time he said that he was poor uDfortu-
nate man and did not care TO live, tina; his
friends were respectable people and he did
not care TO have them know what had be
come of HIM he refused to give his name
or say anything that could give any clue to
who he was or where his friends were. He
had the appearance of q man about 40 years
old and tough customer, he lived about
four hours after being shot.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows talls, te;2) n. M, '2;20 & $3.50.
" Burlington 'll.0jR. IT,, T;2) y. NJ, q 1000
D. m.
" rioOnder0ya, 'll:0O n. N,
" Bennington, t;80 & 'Ii;b5 a.m., 1850 .. m
" Saratoga. 1900 M, and 1890 g. 9:lb D. IN.
" salem, $3.50 o. m. and l2:l0 & 'lo:ib p. N.
Port Henry, 10 m, and $40 p. m.
TRAINS LsAvR RUTLAND.
FOR Bellows Falls i4:15 am, 1910 pm, & 1890
=. m.
burlington, 1895 1890 a.m., 1910 s. 1880 pm
Tlconderoga, $50 y. IN.
bennington, '240 & 1l:0j q. m, n 1905 p. m.
Saratoga 600 q TOTO a. M, & 400 p. IN.
=" Salon, 400, n. M, Y: 10 & t5:00 p. IN.
=" Port Henry, $50 H. IN, and 800 2. IN.
Mail Train tMiXcd
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

advertised In another column. We do this,
slightly skeptical as TO the results promised,
we purchased bottle OF the cure for friend
OF ours. who was much troubled In the should
ers and hand. Hardly three months have
elapsed, after using single bottle, and she
has not had q recurrence OF Rheumatic attack,
although previously she suffered with 1t almost
constantly.
We scarcely could hope her to be cured from
using only one bottle, but t has convinced us
that 1t is sovereign remedy. We believe 4
couple of bottles more will effect permanent
cure, and would urge our readers TO give 1t 9
trial also,
j. D. WOODLAND, Editor.
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miscellaneous.
a Great Offer ! !

We will, during the Holidays, dispose OF 100
Pianos and organs, of first class makers, In
GLIDING Waters at lower prices than ever be-
fore offered. Monthly installments received
running from IL to 80 months, Warranted for
six years. Second hand instruments at eX-
tremely low prices for cash. Illustrated Cata-
logues mailed. AGENTS wanted. Warerooms
4st Broadway, New York.
HORACE WATERS & SONS.
dcc231&w4W
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once in south end OF passenger depot, on
Merchants Row. open on Sunday from 800 to
1000 a, M, aud 300 to 600 p. M, and from 300
week.
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

{, This medicine is prepared by careful exper-
fenced and conscientious physician, In obedi-
ence TO the desire OF numberless friends In the
profession In the trade and among the people.
Every bottle Is warranted to contain the Iull
strength of the medicine in It's highest state OF
purity and development, and is superior TO any
medicine ever compounded for this terrible
complaint.
In simple cases sometimes one or TWO doses
suffice. In the most chronic cases II is sure to
this efficient and simple remedy hundreds Of
dollars are saved by those who can least afford
to throw It away, as surely 1t is, by the pur.
chase OF useless prescriptions.
IS for sale at all druggists throughout the
United states and Canada. II II happens that
your druggist has not got 1t in stock, ask hin
TO send for II 10 any OF the wholesale druggists
in Boston, Worcester, Portland, Bangor ant
other places. Jel0deod1wly.
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HARLEM EXTENSION DIVISION
II CENTRAL VERMONT RAlLE 40.
ANGE CT TIME.
1878. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. $50.

1870. WlNlEh ANhANbLnAN4 lou.
on and after Monday, Dec. G, 1875, trains will
run as follows
MIXED.-Mail leaves Rutland 2:4o a. m. con-
needing at Bennington with mail train for Leb-
anon Springs Chatham and New York.
EXPRESS-Leayes Rutland at 800 a. M, 10
Manchester, Bennington. Troy, Albany & New
York.
NIGHT EXPREsS-Leaves Rutland az 1905
.. m, with sleeping car attaChed) for Man
chester, Bennington, Troy, Albany and New
York.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
NIGHT EXPRESSION New YORK Via Troy
1880 a. IN.
MONTREAL EXPRESS-FgOm Troy, connect
ing with the fast mail train IRON New ork,
1910 p. m.
MAIL-From New York, via Chatham an d
Lebanon Springs, $3.50 IN.
BURDETT, supt.
Rutland. Dec. 2. 1870 iGwif
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LyOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE-
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
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Sold by Druggists generally, and
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-04

VNO DRY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
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Best quality MANILA best quality bogus man
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