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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21
1876. 1876.
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From the Evening Post

The Battle Of Harlem Plains-A
Brief History of the struggle-Ez-
tract from John jays Address OIL
saturday-How Mrs. Murray De-
tanned the British,
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DIR. WIN. NJ. LADD, a leading druggist OF Clare
mont, certineS as follows:
For. many years | have known DIR. A. j.
flagg, as Il successful practicng physician,
and can assure the public that his representa-
tons relative to the Cough and Lung Syrup can
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l know IL 10 be all that he claims for It,.
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CLARgMoST, N. H., Sept 1875.
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Mrs. LYDIA WILEY.
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miscellaneous.

Immense sales 1T PAYS. Send for circular.
Z. w. IIEGLBR q Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
auQ2QdXW4W
, 1876-09-29
Gnropai(he Na1ribten.

Srangturt, q. W. Serr geopola
Sonuemaun, Bolitifsr, Jtei68ta95a6'
9~eoron:ter, Banter unO SettuHgSei9en'
tbimer, bat nun BEL Sen Socialoemo,
frateR ,an8geipiclt", naboem er BON
Der bieiisen 0emofratil6en Bartci langa
fa(len 9clalien worosn it. Cine 3abls
reid Don Socialiitcn uno anoeren Dc.
mofraten bciud)te Golf8uerlammluus
bat inn Elm f0rulide5 OtiBtrauen8uOs
tum 9e9cben. Sein politildcr GtnfluB
oIrfte lidl oabnr6 welcntlib reoucirsn.
llu{er Wtitbiirser. Der weit bsfanute
ano seahtete ShrlItltelter Scriberi
0tau, 1T beretts felt fa(t spei SaQreu
Don tifiiher &ranfbeit (ciuem unbeil'
Barren 0er5lcioen) an oaS SAmer5enss
Eager 9eieiielt, oas ct i1wtrIl4 mebr
oerJalicn o%lritc.
Der StaOt i1eint eS nit Dem Durd)'
bruG Der Bel emit gu fem, oenn Die
ieul9en, welde ltaOtliAeS Sig utbum
innebabcn, erblelten 9etiinoi9t. Wiotl'
uirt it Dies oamit, oaB Die Staot iDr
Gerraia lir Die 3ciIucrlan9erun9 pers
wertben mllie. Die An' unO nnlleger
Der Sdnur9u1 c%perIdnyerun9 perocn
81 Ier Sage cine 81 9abe Oil Den Wfo9l'
frat rittea, III weIdtr le Die Ourd'
iibrun9 Oe8 fir Die 0tbuag Oe5 Oh.
enoeS wIAtl9cm PrOictteS lotOern.
Am "a. Augult utriAleO III W'en IL
Jot9e eunes 5lnrjr5 ~. 4usan 6aaS,
elmer Der t3atl9ltca Dlelt9cn SaOnrrI'
elen.
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III 6rantIur1 mtbrtln lid) oud) ole Ser,
9eben II VcrbrcNen; wGbrenO in
Sabre 1865 uor benz .3ud)tpOIISeiSeri1l
MIR $40 Amfla9elaAen perlanoeIt uur.
Den. (tls9 bic d3aDl I'M Sabrs 1875 auI
1713.
90niGsGers. @or benz &reisgertbi
in W.emcl fam Oieier Gage cine Gntjab .
run9s9elbitte, Die Dor Sluei 5abrcn
bier 9roBea Iuilebcn srrcst bate. gum
AuStra9. SIN Sabre 1874 betrirb Re,
lesige Counts 6aubaaie bier eIn fauis
manuil1 Dies @eIAllt uuo p.rlobte li1
nit @Ieluer @Oultus, einem 6raulein
8ertbaG. AUer nod e9e ner 8uno lir's
Qeben sel@lollen war, lab liA oer 9lid.
tidle SyGytiQam III eInem SQuterO1 aes
, 1876-09-29

Gcnor, in parIonsfielo, Me., meI6e,
onrA Gt0otDeit on Iein &ett 0cf,i]cli
mar, ipurbe am Sonntr9 bur6 einl
S0ub 0ur0 0as 9ers i'm Bette gct6otet
Scr Ntpro erreyt ungchcueres Nuflcben
Wtan Qloubt, boB Gin &omeroS, lpeldel
Ii6 Bel Dem 9otienten befono, oen96uL
5Nfddt9 obfcucgte O0cr oab &enor ScIbit
moro begging.
Sriniooo, Sal, 81. Sept. Gin
SiilI8eS6crifL Romen5 Yri9eoo Cor
oobo, wurbe geitcrn Nlbcno Don einem
Otonne, Nnmens Strange, eri6oIcn.
Cordoba lpoQte tinMtdo6cn jnStran0e'a
Sou5 beln6cu, uno e3 wuroe ibm 9elaSt,
oaB er eri6oien peroen t iiroe, wenn cr
oos Sous betrtte; er febrte l6 oor0r
mo fano itincn SOB.
Gan Sron5isco, %. Scptbr.
Scnnie Bonnet, Die Scooter zines franz
5OIl6cn S6auip elers, pErbe Dor einie
gen So9en bns Opfei elmer merfpiiroi=
gen 2elocnl0oft wel6er lie lNon lejt
mcbrercn Sa9ren frDbute. Sic bate
Die G%epo6nbcit, W}dnnertleioer orsusie-
bcu uno in @eltQi0aft elmer Jrcnnoin
umber6nIpaaleren ano F0 ais ocren2lebs
Daber su 9~eriren. Sbr gan5e5 9lu4iebe,
be Jiiniti9te Die SduIdun9, mo Seotr=
mann wlroe lie einen biblAcn iun3en
8arlhcn BON 20 Subren 9eboltcn bobcn
ob5lei@ lie loon 81 Sabre alt pd:.
Gor clni9en 3n9en nun mietbttc Semi,
cine G6diie un0 fnbr in i4rer gclp0DnIl
den NcttleIoun9 nit ibrer Sreunol,
Slon6c gunnea na6 San Wtguel, IN.
lie in eincm 0otel loupirteu uno oaocl
meier Wcin tranfen, ais fir 6ruuen5im=
mer l0iG!i0 1T. Na0 Dem Qilen gin
gen lie in cincm an ejnen 8alfoo It Len
oes 3immer De: erften 9todpertes Al
9lan0e lpnr Nun NIT cjnen
6ran5o5en, Namcna g8m. 9enepe, Der
Iobt, wclder, mic Die m~eiitca ltintr2anoa
Ieutc, iebr ciieriidtig 1T. 9crlclbe BAT
Icine Srout l6ou mtblere Ntolc in Sc.
icQl0oft eine5 juhgcn WanneS (Scnn.r)
uno lcine Giferlu6t wnr in
@ruot entHommt. Mn Dem be.
.rcffcnbcn Sage wlr or Dem 0oor, &C
iolgt nno potte &c ben gon5cn Sag NDe
uudt. Oils CT Die iungtn 2cutt GUAM
Men in oas cd ~oi5rmmer Qehm fat,
,faubt> er-iih lhGn1L6 brtrp3cn mn
u Jil e. Sn o. Na ut wurotn D.
5epobner bes 9otels plDbli6 our6 eli
teu 9@uB aus Dem @6lafe eriArccft,
lno es ltelte li6 bcraus, oaB Stnnie
Bonnet i'm Bette pon Dem SoIfOn aus
un0 %ou9en6IldIl4 9etDotet
poro II mar. Slanbe wuroc ni6t per-
.ebt. 9ie 9ei6eni6ou . @el4worenen
goben eiuen MobriprnN 9e9en 9eneue
ab, es 1T jeOp0 ni6t gelnnsen, oenleIben
III Derbnften.
, 1876-09-29
Virginia State Gazettm
published daily ~
10 N H. Elm.
Office: No. s. 18TH STE.
Richmond, Va.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
One year ~
Six months 70
Three mon.hs j.. 81
Dellvered by carriers in Richmond
suburbs for Is Cents per week.

GagS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
SIAATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
TIE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-09-29
TIrfei.

2onopn %. Sept. Cine 8jir9tr.
Reputation nit Gem Serb MtaDor BON
2onbon al Ser Spite iiterreidte 9e1tcr
rem Carl SertD bic in Der an Is. big.
Dts. in u0uilo-9oG" ob9c60Itenen Ser
inmmlun9 on9enommcnen 9tciolutionen.
Cart 0crbD in9te, ooB Die &e9ierun9
bic Stdrfe Der asitation Der cn9lil0en
@iirger 9egen Bic @reuelt0oten Der Sir
fen nift unteri6dte. Gr Doiie, in ipe=
nigen Soqen I'M Stanoe gu lein, cine
9cpeiAe pcr6ientli6cn 5u f0naen, lpeI=
de er OIL Srn. Gaiott, ben en9l'lArn
@elonoten in Gonituntlnopel, abiAidte.
Sr. elliott ipurre injtruirt, cine Nu0ier5
bel bcm Gultan 81 erlangen nuo DC pm
9un. Barring o!s Die Nnlllter Der 0.W
eltboten be5ei0nctcn 9erlonen Dor Ocu
@ultan onsuflo5cn. SIN 9c5 Il. DE
perlongte lp{ortiGe NrrIdmmlnn9 o.
4orl0ment3 bcutctc 2orr Scrip IN, oob
cine Iplde Mobre9cl nur inter Den otln
genoJsn %llmndnoen, ). .. elmer &ricgs-
ertldrun9, 9ereAtisrti9t Jet. Sei Or
gegcnipdrti9en So0lo9e lei &c mo9ll6,
boB Die 0ouptpunfie in Sc5us ori Den
Srieocnsl0lnB loon BON ben MdNte or
rongirt lein wiirben, e6e oos Yorlamcn'
Su1ommentr eten fDnne, un0 CT CLAUDE
ooDcr nidt, ooB Die betrcfenoe MoBrc.
gel nothwcnbi9 pocr lo9ar BON Nubcn
Ieiu wilrbe. Gr crtldrte icrrer nod, CT
lei Der MrIi9t, boB bic prientolii0e Sra
sc in &urSem ouf Der SoTiS Der l~otolcn
GelbItre9ieruu9 Der tiirfIi6en @alolcu=
{taoten erle0igt wiro. SIZE 3wcde, wcl=
DE Die Md6te in Mugcn bdtten, lcien
9lei6e gere9tigun9 Der Gbriitcn mo
Mub0mmcoaner, Si6crbcit bes 9ebeus
uno Gigentbuma Der Gbrlitcn uno wirt.
fame Uarontie'n 9e9en g8ieoerbolmg
Der bon Den Siirfen D riibten @rcucl=
tbaten. So weber Die piOrte, no6 Ser
5ien bis jcbt entlGeibenoe 8ortbelle in
Dem &rie9e errun9en ldtien, 10 lei Die
gSieoelbel|t ellon9 beg %rltatus quo ante
beuum" cine 9ere9te geOin9un9 se9cn
beloe Ynrteien.
. ON, %. Sept. Giner 0epe.
fde aus Sclgroo nod ltc0t su beIiir@r
ten, ooB Serbien ni1t mebr iiber Die
&rie0sr ODER Trieoens-Trage gu ent-
INeipcn babe, uno Dob 9fuBlano bic
@ntl@eipung jcbt i'll SdnOen bdlt. Die
ein,i9e Gbance fir Den Srieoen it Ole
prpmpte Mnnobn e Der 6rieoensuorl0ld-
&c Der Ntd0tc our0 Die Yiortc. Su eli.
uu @o9e wiro cine onoere ltrbi}b(
9lrmee I'M TeIOe lem, ols Die 9egenwdr-
ti9e. Sunperte bon &uiIcn tommen tag
lid an, urb bic @ltuOtlon lit bDNit un=
giinltig fir Den 6rleocn @urupu's.
Ser % enetGolreipooent Der ~SImcs'
erfldrt, Dap Die 5lueloeutl0e InllporI
Getbiens an Die @erlrcter Der Mld0t'
in 8elsroo bic Sra9e &rie9 Ooer 6rie-
Den in Si9ernajefi's Sdnoen Iaiie.
@iner 9epei0e aus gSicn SuIoIse cyl
Itirt gusliNt, ooB Die Yiorte Oie6rieoen!
SOrl9ld9e Der MG@ie anuebmen miro
cNuISoAtG4,s NsnecLn.
, 1876-09-29
Gresie Der Nujeigen:
neurfe tele0r. pspcfben.
Gngtan0.

2onbo II, %. Sept. Ser 9erid'
tcs Cir Garnet 9epliclD in &erbinbung
nit @eI6aItcn, Die 9@ronsuaoI=G epu=
blit tetreifeno, na6 Dem Sap Der 9uten
Soffnuns abgcreif lei, beItdtiGt li0
ni1t.
, 1876-09-29
Oirginia Gtoat8<Wa5e1Tf
ta9it9 teraus8eseben son
9obn 9, pfin.
9o. s 3tuSlite GtraBe.
tAmon 5, y q.

y 5nbScriptiorS 9reifct
u ooxr IS 90
s.hs gpor,t, SO Sc
IT,, mnnots 81 80
%resic Der Nla5eisen:
Gin Gauare, Gin Wial f93o
&in Gaudre, ,mei Mal
Yin &qnare. hret sra. 10
gin Sh'tnrs sinsr sppnat Go
Gin Sqtare. bret Mcnate 10 "
i~ir6gsre Nnssteen wer sr tIt8fr bere6net.
Gdt pter reni8er Bel rbtISen einen Saaart.
&Ge Nnseisen FEb int @etans at Sablen.
Die 3eituna wilb IN 9fi1 mpnt aaS Tint
sslsnS Spn BEN 9rGsern fir IS Gents per
Wt6e ausee!Tneef.
, 1876-09-29
Gpanien.

8i9o, 81. Scptbr. Sic Trc9otte
s6ranflin" 9ing beute Mor9cn Don bier
bireft na6 9lep OOrf ob. Inter Der
bieIgm 8cp6Itcrung Ierri0t GRIP
lln5uIrieSenbeit iiter bic AuslieIcrun9
Slpeeo's.
, 1876-09-29

a.hser;ntiorS 4reifcs
, 1876-09-29
9nldnOilAe pepe(den.

SioosfOrb ., @te., 27. Sept. Gin
~l5=ld9ri9cr anabe, 9lamens So9n q.
, 1876-09-29
Spbsfe~ @sbraber,
(Gtobtirt 1867
ApOtbefer It. prpguiit II,
Ssrfaufen i'm GroBsn anb &lsiuet,
9fr. IVA, Gde IS. II. MatnRr,
0SihnnnmN 81,

Jtld)llono, Su.
grlauten lA BEN Sreunten uno tcn pu
@ntlifum i'm 9l lemeinen ihr a,oBrs Eager
reltes aus f~olaenpen SeGen teltebt, ansu
bteten: Croacn, Mepiaine, Gbem faltsu, Mp.
be- unb Gcilet- q titel, @Gwamme, acrfs.
psrfumerien, SarbfcTe, 1orbe, Se e, 8snlfer
9las. attt etc. etc. cml6itfBliG glQss, mas
in einsm auts II Orpsens0 s. I9aft 9ewDbnli9 81
bAben IT.
Sis fubren s'ei9fauS cine arcbe Muspabl
piGtiIder Vrsearaiipuen ais: @prsfs @elatinr,
gafsr's Gpcra, pert. 81 IFS, SO n-@ tdrft.
SafsrmibL Sa9p, Gapipea, c~enbert ts Mila
etc. etc.
2anbretb's adranttrter @arteninmen, pos
Srn Elm polle5 NBortfment tets Sorratbi9 1T
Gpnccntrirte Sruht. 4Genceu, Wromatii
rung8 @%r'r.ttf pen iepsr Scrts, @eniirSe gum
Ginma1en.
Geroer lfnfen fe tie @afmerfiamfeit auf ibr
ieltltnenll often preperate, tpelbe eire 20~iab.
ri9e prpbe renauren unp fir psIae fe earan
tiren tSuneH. mbe
, 1876-09-29
Die T0hkMrA

fit b%eitinnnnt Daa sanae 6isDttige s. sitoerfobren ntns
aaitoBen: pie enr nir6 bur0 bos iosenGnnte
berptrft. Sic 9pb6Goer Set9en an, no bic &rantbeit
ibren Gib bat. ~ ttef ite tie9t, un6 Sl glei3cr
Set, set9en, fe bte se6ensfroft beS @fenldsn an.
@obss%2,uitalt, "a Stanton Str, 9een Yorf, 9ebei[t
porben. lluter ben @ebetlteu ~befinoen itb pteIe
NerSte ur6 9tpptbefer. Ste SobbGoer llnteribeiSen
id Don anbereu 8Goern oaourd, baB iie brett aui
Sie &ronfAeit einptrfen, uab ben tranten StoiI ents
Ierutn, In pelAer Sorul ct aud gum @ori6eiu
tomme. Ste in6 eth &erbrennun9ss ODER 4uSi6eis
eun9ssGroceB Der SroutPettsltnhe. Sober Sronfe
mfrs BET Der 9(nweubHus bteier &ur i~oSuIageu Ietn
eisener Mrst, gsenn Serioub bur6 bieie Baber ses
bei(t lit, 70 tit er wtrfli9 unb rabifat eebetlt, wabs
renb mad Der bisbert9en .Seilmetbooe bic Mtttel
8epohnltd 9eISbrltber Itno ais hteEronfbettIelbit,
Hnb it9 blters ~ sonass peer Sec~rodrer Srenta
'Sbstet$ Bic Gv,6aber oue aranfBeiteu, tnntrlid
nnb auBer(tb, %turire,t, 10 limb bod bic SStrfnn9en
BET f~ol9enben SrenfbeitenA b~eionoers wenn ie I'D
nod In achtenl 3Altonee b%efitbeu, san6 ouBeroroentA
lid: Steber, ietbit Nerpens nno Epphusfeber,
perben iebr i9neu, 9emDbnlt4 nit la Sdbern,
turtrt. &alsz uno Su,igetf@tpttolud1f, ptro.
sepS5niif6 iet9t tarirt, @aMesiaGt, Mbens
tsattsnmS werben oft iebr, i9uea, esbettt;
ebenio @uaens uub Sbrsntrant9eiten, iolpts ale
{ppbtltttld,e aTantbe'tsn IN lsssm Sta0e' Sst
fdltpiirett, S~ctpppeln &C. TT BITE Mtrtnna etle
pI6b[t9e II. it6tbare. gtnr etu Bah tit binret9snb,
I'M SeDen pom ber g%s.trtuna gu iiher3en9en, Was
oeufrebS unb bic 1o9etaunte &aths ODER
Sucferrubr (etne bis ieBt unbeilbore Sruntbeit)
nur6en eebeilt. 8ei lesterer &rantbett seben rs
9rosent bes 3uderitpfies NIT ieSew Babe Surd ben
llrtu a6.
Oie 8obes uub Giune6mez pulper werbcn mad
febem 9[aS I'M eanbe ~perianbt, Ger Nreis bes
@abespu(pers lit 50, Der bes Ginuebme : Quluers
81. Man loHe i@ etne 8toidGre aber bic 9obtu1
III ensIii9er O6er beuti6er Spro3e fAtden.
FIR. Rauchfuss. v
"A Stantpn Ctr. (Box 1901
MsW QortI
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Southern Travels.

[NoTE. 1t might be we'll before we
commence, to say that we have arrived
home, sound in body; consequently
in reading accounts of our terrible ad-
ventures aud hair. breadth 'scapes, our
readers can always comfort themselves
with the assurance that we came out
in good shape. We explain this to
check the flow of sympathy and con-
sternation that would otherwise cast
n gloom ove- the thrilling parts of the
narrative.-EDIToR.
At Enterprise, where our last letter
was dated, on the evening of the 11th,
ult., at 8 o'clock, we climbed into a
covered spring wagon, the motive pow.
er of which vehicle was span of
mules. Said mules had become ac-
climated, I. G. lazy, and as our lungs
are good, We found no difficulty in
breathing, The driver was a young
man who EARNED it," at Sand Point,
and runs the hack for the accommoda-
ton of the public, at a dead loss to
himself, if as Ben. Franklin assures
us, Time is Money.
We were the only passenger from
Enterprise to Cooks Ferry, on Lake
Harney, a distance of fifteen miles,
and the driver entertained us for some
time by an account of a panther, which
had disputed the passage of his mules
and vehicle, at just about that point,
and at just about that time of night.
The beast had sprang at the "nigh"
mule, which had forgotten its acclima-
tion long enough to deliver a we'll
aimed kick, which stretched the pan.
ther out about rod in the rear. The
driver got out and went back to see
what the animal was, but the panther
seemed to have about the same curl
osity in regard to Elm, he turned,
jumped into the wagon and in two
seconds afterward, you couldn't have
told that those mules had ever been
acclimated.
During this recital, we, of course,
paid close attention to the cheerful
words Of the driver, but we also kept
bright lookout on every side for
game. We loaded our shotgun with
buck-shot, and carelessly played with
the stock Of our revolver Felt cold,
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Laeytown Correspondence.
LAcYrowN. Mar. II. 1876

LAcYTowN, Mar. IL, 1876.
ED. REPUBLICAN,
IF words of ours can pin. back
your dropping spirits, we would say
your readers enjoy the responsibility
you undergo; remember the centen.
NAL proverb Faint heart" etc.
Mr.. McCray and family with
household goods embarked in skiff
on Tuesday last, for parts unknown.
We wish them bon r0ydge" but re.
rejoice in having computed the popu-
lation last week.
"A number Of children have been
i'll during the week; nothing serious
apprehended.
The latest slang penetrates even
to this secluded spot. II is touching
to see some of our strongest and best
wipe off their chins.
These spring.like days create an
itching to handle the mallet once
more, and champions are reviewing
last summers victories. All, wclil
we will wait until the frog has left
his downy nest aud the champions off
to the Centennial, then for challenge
games and scooping.
Some young persons are visiting
in town at present. Which breaks
tho monetary Of Get up, dress, go to
bed"
We stood on the bridge at mid
day and beheld the last of the ice
feat off. With feelings of unutterable
sorrow we saw vanish all our plans for
ice-cream (for two young gentlemen.)
-Lacytown sports n Centennial
relic in one of the cold boys" He is
extracting his front teeth now prepar-
atory to making the impression.
Our school also closes in two
weeks. Are the large girls sorry?
/ De CLARE.
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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stave bolts, 80 inches long, per cord
of 8 #. by 4 it,, $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of 8 #. by 4
IT,, S400. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j, Ii. DERICKsoN & Co.
OFF