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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

pense Of the government at West Point,
who joined the rebellion, and are still
under disabilities, are estimated at the war
department at 1926; the number of such
persons in the navy, 295 and those coming
under the other heads, members of the
thirty-sixth and thirty-seventh congresses,
judges, heads Of departments and foreign
ministers, | am not able to give the num-
Der exactly, but the whole number of per-
SONS now under disability in the south IL
about seven hundred and fifty. | very
frankly say that in regard to all these, /
know of no reason why amnesty should
not be granted to them as il has been to
many of the same class. am not here to
argue against it, since amnesty has already
became so general, and | am not going
back to argue that question. am IN favor
| OF giving it to them, but in the absence of
that respectful form of petition which,
since the 9th of May, 1872, has become a
sort of common law as preliminary TO
amnesty, simply wish to put into That
law that the persons shall go before q
United States court, and in open court,
with uplifted hand, swear that they mean
to conduct themselves as good citizens of
the United States. That is all. Gentle
men say that this is foolish ex-
clusion. Well, Yes, it is. but some
how or other | am prejudiced in favor
of 1t. | do not want to impose citi-
zenship on gentlemen. III | am cor
recently Informed there are come gentle
men on this list who have spoken con-
temptuously of the idea of their taking cit
izenship under the United States, and have
spoken with great harshness about their
QeQnliafaa in tho annfh uhn ha VI A1pa
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

Join the Procession II you have q
cough or cold join the crowds that are hur-
rying 10 the drug stores for "Hales Honey OF
Horehound and Tar" IL is agreeable, quick to
cure and absolutely intallible. Sold by all
druggists
Pixies Toothache drops cure In minute
dec23d&wbw
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

MI. DiNlS dub was ouothilCN ny MN, uuNi
that this William j. Hamilton whose testi-
mony have just read went TO Gen. How
ell Cobb, commanding that department,
and asked that the condition of the prison
should be transmitted to the Confederate
government at Richmond. In fact there
are a great many instances and proofs ia
show that Mr.. Davis was in entire posses
sion of the facts in relation to Anderson
vile. When Gen. Sherman's invasion or
some other invasion of that portion of the
country was under way, and when there
was danger or supposed danger that it
might come to that neighborhood, the reg
ular military order No. 49," dated "Head-
quarters Confederate States, Military Pris,
on, Andersonvillc July 81 1864" and
signed by Brig. Gen. Winder was issued
| in these words "Thc officer on duty and
| in charge of the battery of Florida artillery
will, on receiving notice that the enemy
has approached within seven miles of this
post, open fire on the stockade with grape
shot, without reference to the situation
beyond this line of Defense" Here were
those $4,000 poor, helpless, naked, starv-
ing, sokened, dying men. This Catholic
priest states he went to Gen. Cobb to repre-
sent to him that If he could not exchange
them they should be taken before the
Union lines in Florida and paroled
and let go free, and yet if the Union
forces were to get within seven miles, that
| the regular order of Mr.. DAVIS officer was
to oben battery of grape-shot on those
poor wretches without the slightest possible
regard to what was going on outside. Now,
do not arraigD the southern people for
this. God forbid that should charge any
people with sympathizlng with such an
order. There were evidences of great I'M
easiness among the southern people about
it, and one of the greatest crimes of Mr..
Davis was that he concealed II from the
southern people. We have obtained com
plete series of Mr.. Davis messages, with
The official imprint at Richmond, and they
are now in the congressional library. |
have looked over them, and find in his
message of Dec. 7, 1864, at the very time
when those horrors were at their acme, at
their EXTREMIST verge of desperation, he
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12
PICTURE FRAMING,

CABINET WORK, COUNTERS, SHOW CASES
WINDOW CoRNICES,
Sash, Doors and Blinds, and everything OF that
description, made TO order on short notice, al
X. CANDLIsH's,
No. so Center street, opposite Berwick House,
Rutland, Vt.
dtaprls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

Good weather f1r hasiug
Fans are much worn now-a.d days
Pull down the thermometer" is
the latest
The earth must be approaching the
sun
Elder Cutler gave temperance dis
course Sunday afternoon.
F. r. Bowles, of Gardner, Mass,
proprietor OF the most extensive livery in
that section, and owner in one Of the
large chair manufactures there, is pass.
ing few days 10 town. lie reports
business uncxeepilonally good IL Gard
ner, 10 all is different branches
Preparation is being made toward
erecting a Hayes and Wheeler flag by
the Republicans, while the Dems are
showing a "feeling" for Tilden and Hen
bricks, bat without much enthusiasm.
"Rcform" seems TO be their hold, aud
they think Of completely revolutionizing
things wien Democratic president i.
elected, but II they don't do Il Til-den,
VIC fear they never viii.
MIR. Abner Quiuerheld, an exemplA.
~ young man Ia every sense Of the
word, has taken an agency for "The Uni
versal and Centennial History, which i
q very interesting aud valuable volume
70 have aboai the house, Mr. q will 81.
50 take orders for family Bibles, The most
elegantly bound we ever saw We wish
him success Ia bis new undertaking
Gen. Custer, who wAs murdered b.
the Indians, was well known and beloved
By several woodford boys who were TIE
blue Seemingly they norm bic dealt
a. mach as any one, uuless Il be neal
relative.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

Yea arc aske3 every day ttToaEh the
columns Of ghe newspaper and BY yauF
drnggisl 20 npe eamsihlrg o. dFtff psla
apd LIVER cosnpiaiHt that Yon kuoN seth
iag AhoEi, yon get discouraged Speeding
money With BAT littie suooess NoW e
give you satisfactory proof thai Orecn4 =
AagRst Flower will care Yon 81 dyspcp-
ale And liver complaint with al re effects,
kpch a. sour stomach. SICK htAdache,
hAbilual eoktivencss, paipliation q The
heaFt, heart barn, waicr brssh, camln :
ap ~ food after eating, low spirits.
we ask you % 80 y your druggist, Wait
& Hard or Vincent Grover aud get a
sample bottle Of Green's August Flower
for lo cents aud Try Ii, or regulaf slHe
for 70 cents; two doses viii relieve 500,
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MARY II oar sister villages bare q
Hayes and wheeler elub. Tbs j. the
right uae 10 mais naylss), and nsri
November ~ ~iH wbech'sr 10 and all
up the RSpnhlican barn Won't the
Gag ie scream, though
Md sylvan scenes,
AID khlney beans
The farmer swealA Sro0nd
n home made clothes
And sun.harni moss
tie spends biz days
H. trying 10 raise
TIE mortgage On bis farm.
The above isu'i particularly bearing
Ga woo3ford cts butts true 10 The gen
erallty Of cases, the world a. large.
IT. J Mallary, who went 70 New
York ia the spring TO engage In the Ice
business, was In town few days recent
ly. He ENDS no ianlt with The city, only
The extremely bot weather. Tie pare
mountain sir Is The thing these days.
Mrs. Wentworth, T Js mother, returned
with him 10 New York.
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Brooks, Me-, Sept, Z, Is

hh0vheg htsi 1tPA' - A0'Nf
DEAR srR:-From early youth | was In
feeble health, troubled with humor In
my blood, weakness and debility of the
system generally, was unable TO labor
much, and only at some light business,
and then only with great canton.
Seven years ago the past spring ! had
a severe attack Of diphtheris, which left
my limbs paraly zed and useless, so was
unable to walk or even sit up. Noticing
the advertisement of PERUVIAN SYRUP,
concluded TO give il a trial, aud to my
great Joy soon found my health improv-
ing. / continued the use OF the SYRUP
until three bottles had been used, aud
was restored to complete health, and
have remained 50 " this day.
/ attribute my present health entirely
10 the use Of PERUVIAN SYRUP, and hold
il IN high estimation. | cannot speak
too highly in It's praise. have in seve-
raj cases recommended il in cases very
similar to my own with the same good
results. Yours, truly,
CHAs. T.. PEARCY.
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sPEciAL NoTtks


Masoais,
The nsxi Regular Communication q A8eaiFaH
Lodge, n A. NJ. Will be held on THURSDAY
evening. JHiy q. 1876, AZ FAaary foiul
}. II. WHlPplE, W n,
AasntrAm chapter. No. -, ". 4, "a.
Next regular convoeGton On Iburs1ay even
ipg. Jaly ). At n o'clock
W. A. BLACK. Sect,
sktaasr Post No. "a, q. A. a.,
Mcots Al Ihaycgs Hotel Hall FACTORY pQsHi, en-
the fret Tuesday evening ~ each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS Commando.
GRAFT Lodge, No. tot, 4. q. g. r.
Meets At Adams Hall every Saturday evening
81 o'clock. Al members u the "0rdcr" arc
invited. Degree meetings every hTHt and third
Wednesday evening q each month Al O'Clock,
r. ]. HOlT, l. II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

The utmost reliance may be placed Ia
HuSr's REMEDY Tor the prompt cure Of
kidney, bladder aud glandulAr diseases
diabetes, gravel, dropsy, female irregn.
laritles, ailments Of the urino.genital or.
gsus. mental aud physical debility, aud
pains 10 the side, back, and oius. HuNT's
REMEDY has been fol twenty-five years
a fayorite medicine Of family physicians
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

Americans are particularly subject to
this disease aud iig effects; such as Sour
stomach. HabituAl Costiyeness, Heart
Burn, Water Brasil, coming up OF the
food, coated tongue. disAgreeabie taste in
the mouth, psipitatiou Of the heart and
81 diseases OF tie Stomach and Liver.
Two doses 81 GKEEs's AUGUsT FLOWER
viii relieve you a once, and there posi-
lively Is not 3 case 10 The United states
il viii not cure. II you doubt this 20 TO
Foar druggist. Walt q Hard, or Vincent
Grover aud get 4 sample bottle for l0c /.
nd Try IT, Regular sire 75c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

Children cry for Castoria. 1t Is Il,
pleasant to take a. honey, and Is abso.
luieiy harmless IL il sure TO expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, aud overcome irri.
liability caused By rash or eating teeth
IL Il perfect substitute for Castor Oil
aud for Costiveuess In young or old there
i nothing in existence 80 effective and
reliable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20
NANcnrsrrn

a large party Of ladies and gentle,
en from this village expect to spend
exl week At Bonru pond.
And sHl they me--cily guests.
We have room Tor few more,
About al one cares to do this wealth.
b i to hnn, for cool spot and regret
bat be need such strong Language during
be cold snap last winter,
~ Y. Colylu sends us a sample Of
pe tomatoes raised by him, weighing
yer oue.hslf pound each The editorial
paternity can appreciate just such oiIer-
ngs
Ouo can appreciate our splendid
hade trees aud mountain breezcs with
be thermometer in the eighties. This
! gurc, however, is very seldom reached
b ibis locality.
There i talk Of organizing hayes
nd Wheeler club IN this town. Such an
Organization would be very popular and
blight do good service In the campaign,
-Croqact Is stlll popular game, and
smooth lawns aud wide.spreading
haje trees Of Manchester afford an un.
sually good field for H.
There is little TOO much caloric ~
zing around loose 10 render visit to tht
4 op Of Nl Equinox particularly enjoyable,
ust now bot with ten degrees of visitor
zsill end II q paying investment
We would really ike ,oknow wbelh
= ii IS Wheeler OF Tilden who Il re-
! ponslble for cur recent spell Of wealth
r. We should certainly 90 for him
whichever il g.
% VI Howe adyeriises reducticI
u the price % custom boots sud shoe.
Tor cash, Howe mskes speciality Il
lac work ior ladies aud gentlemen, and
|eally does good wofk
TIE barn u iltuy Otliale, oppo
Ute nellWoud cemetery, wss hnrutt
BIburs.iay evening together with some
iaY, MICS hog, alsofuniog alcn.iis, etc
pelaagluE Is David q smith, The FOR
nes owuer of the PREMISE. Two horse,
we're taken on,, which we're badly barn
ed, bai hoy may recover There was 4
small Insurance Oh tie bnilding ia iht
Partners Malnat cause Of the fire an
kuown
Nm. r. Taylor sends us specimen
" Timothy grass five feet high, grown
Is him ills season. TIE crop is gener
i aHy reported good Ii ibis vicinity, sDt
wi,h she present foe weather il can b.
seeatd 10 prime condiliou.
10 some Of our readers poliiica
residing 81 any .ort i iist&steial, al,
We cannot blame them COT hudiug faul
4, ibe saouBt 10 lhe JorRSAL, but Il 4
oniy oaca in four years that We indulge
ia this g. Any extent, aad then ouly iol
les weeks. TIE ldcs 81 Noyembel
sill Sc lhe end % Il for smother foo
years
We pablish en- The outside hIs,or
iehi sketch q The town 81 Londanderry
which oash, 10 be Interesting reading L
sAe geNeral reader, Aua especially to thi
residents Of that yielaity.
The following i from he Woodktoci
4 sc The sad urws that Richard Bry
sai. 81 Manchester, wAs dying. was rs
oeivtd ID ,hls vilisge Tuesday morning
@! lss, week, nna forwarded by Or Rsn
dali 10 be parcuts, Mr., and Mrs. Bryanl
Who were absent il rhliGdelphia. attend
leg Ihe Nagiouai Centennial. The hea
day VT sere Palned 10 bear Of bic deA,l
Dick wAsA gsaisl, wbole-soaled boy, {
pltaslpg address. intellectual and eull
rslrd. ms&e ffieuas wherever BE wen
and 81 regret bic unilmsly death. II
aas aboa, n years o. Ast
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

The latest, greatest, aud most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
ings, Burns, Caked Breast, &c, Is the
Centaur Eminent There are two kinds.
What the White Liniment is for the hu-
man family, the Yellow Centaur Lini.
ment is tor spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

What are the credentials OF GLEkS's
sUIPHUR soar? First, il is endorsed by
medical men as a disinieetant, deodoriE-
er, aud remedy for local remedies OF the
skin. Secondly, il is an admirable rem
dy for toilet use. Thirdly, II i mex
ppnsiVe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20
ARLINGTON.

We would suggest to the managers
Of the Central Vermont railroad the pro-
pnety Of repairing the station at Airing.
ton. Ii is well known that this is one OF
the best paying stations on the Harlem
extension division, yet the depot build
ing is lesky, the ceiling has dropped
down aud the floor is worn out Three
hundred and sixty-fye tons OF freight
were shipped from this station last month,
aud the passenger traffic is in keeping
with The freight. Il would seem that
this business would warrant the compa'
ny IN the expenditure OF a few dollars in
repairing the depot.
Crops OF all kind. look well, espe-
ciaIly cora. II is rare to see the corn
folds well tasselled out and the ears set
at this season Of the year, but that is the
rule, rather than the exception, here.
DR. Reuben Barney aud Mr. Haw.
ley Prindle, of Chilliootbe, Mo-, are in
town visiting their friends
SYNDICATE.
-Morehouse Hamilton, few days
since, found II Of his sheep dead in their
pasture No marks to indicate in what
manner they died were found. He has
suspicious some one poisoned them, but
being near tree, ii is more probable
they were struck by lightning in some Of
the late thunder storms.
BENNINGTON.
Editor Cushman is enjoying trip TO
the White Mountains, with the Vermont
Edit ors' association We trust his health
may be improved thereby.
The Democrats held mass meeting
last week, when g. N. Davenport, A. b.
Gardner, DIN Scott, +. s. Briggs and
others took the reins in hand. Well,
they say there's considerable Joy in antic.
ipation, and this Is all the good time
these fellows can have with their candi-
dates.
The advertisement Of 5. NJ. Bowles,
in another column, most certainly offers
superior inducements, and they will be
carried out TO the letter. The magazine
is as good as any of the 81 ones, and the
jewelry is worth much more than it costs
Those outside the Stale who send orders
should be careful to write name Of the
State on the envelope, as well as those in
the State.
AT the recent Democratic ratification
meeting, among the speakers were Hon
/ A. b. Gardner and DIN Scott, both for
merly Republicans, but both Greeley foul
/ years ago. Mr., Scott has written 10 the
I Rutland Globe denying the soft impeach
ment that he is supporter OF TiIden anC
/ Hendricks, aud kens the Democrat,
ticket to comet with luminous he al
aud maguiiicently expanded tail, which
has wonderfully brief bat brilliant Gu
reer aud disappear. A. 90 Mr.. g irdner
he Is probably joined 10 his idol, but 80
appreneui tuat most 81 tie 40 poyrtI -
viii come ~ out az the rain beibte n D
vember,
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which shall 1 Take !,

This is often serious question with
the invalid lie finds the markets food
cd with proprietary medicines, scores Of
which are recommended as certain cures
for his peculiar ailmeut. lie reads the
papers, circulars, and almanacs, and finds
each sustained By plausible arguments
setting forth its virtues and specific ac-
ton. The recommendation are as strong
for one as for another. The cures claim
ed to have been wrought by one are as
wonderful as those claimed TO have been
wrought by another. In his perplexity
aud doubt, the sufferer is somes led to
reject all. But it should be borne in
mind that this condition Of things is one
that cannot be remedied. In land
where all are free, the gooc-ihe truly
valuabIe--must come into competitor with
| the vile aud worthless, and must be
| brought to public notice by the same in
strumentaity, which is ADVERTISING. In
such case perhaps the only absolute
proof that a remedy is what il claims TO
/ be, is to try it. 1.-THE test of pudding
is the eating Of it," "Prove all things,
hold fast that which is good" is the
apostolic Injunction. There may, how
ever, be stronger presump,ive evidence
in favor of one remedy than there is In
| favor OF another, and this should be al
lowed its due weight. A due regard to
this may save vast amount of expert
mentng and useless outlay OF money.
AS presumptive evidence in favor of DIR.
Pierce's Family medicines, the proprietor
desires TO say that they are prepared by
a new and scientific process by which the
virtues of the crude plants aud roots are
extracted without the use of a particle OF
alcohol. Not particle of this destroyer
OF our race enters into the composition
of either his Golden Medical Discovery
or Favorite Prescription. This consid-
Grafton alone ought certainly to rank
them high above the vile compounds sat
urated with alcohol, Jamaica rum, sour
beer or vinegar, which are everywhere
everywhere offered for sale. Again they
are OF uniform strength, and their virtues
eau never be impaired by sge. They are
also made from fresh herbs aud roots,
gathered in their Appropriate season, when
they are flush with medicinal properties.
In support OF these claims, the following
Testimony Is offered;
NEwARK n. J
II V PIERCE:
/. ii13i 81 - HHNE N'tit , Aft u fi'ff ~
4 Year excellent rem sdies, and I pre- { i 70
CT tmrn b / ~ % ltf., . caur thry
ialse "a >al.f,c in 10 lit,,r nr,n"
Nsabu : irHF ,uci I'm a, - q 1
iic agti rrnpr, rur.i ne; d i q
= -iaad nng p Fiesc,s's Di.covrrv
.t. it-t naat wm.et | feel better "a L
( yer dig Oue u uur celebrated siug-
rt- usts Il tor strengthening her voice
.aud SANS 'ihere j. nothing equals ii
and 80 might give scores OF remarks
said aboutyo preparations. A colored
woman was using your Discovery, and
after taking three bottles was completely
cured. She being IN tho store, said e
me, 81 don't want no doctors round me
30 long as | can get the Discovery; II
beats an your Doctors Aud so might
20 on, am, most respectfully, yours,
ATHA CROOKS.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TO CONSuMPrIvE
The advertiser, an cid physician retired from
active practice having had placed IN his hands
by an EAst India Missionary the formula 0f a
simple Vegetable Remedy, for The speedy aBd
permanent Cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
batarrh, Asthma and all Throat aud Lung Al.
feet ons, also Positive and Radical Care t1I
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous Complaints,
otter having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative pOSers IN thousands 81 cases, feels d
his duty 10 make II Known % HE suffering feb
lows. Aclu4ted by this motive, and cuuscien'
tous desire to relieve human suffering, be wil
send free Of charge D, 90 all who desire It, this
recipe, with full directions FOR preparing aud
successfully using. sent by return mail by al.
dressing
DR.. W. c, STEVENS,
26ly Munroa Block, syracuse, n y.
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| At Headquarters, Peru

BEST CLIPPER sCYrHEs, red backs, $500.
Rakes, IL and Is cts. Mems Kip Brogans not
split, Abs best Calf peggod Boots, 1875; La
dies Kid and KID Lined Croquet Slips, $500;
Nice Summer shawls, 80 cas-. Etc, etc.