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The New York herald., 1876-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
0IRoFLE-GIRoFLA, at sP. N. Mrs Oates
NIBLO's GARDEN.
BABA, stsPM
UNION SQUARE THEATRE
TWO MEN OF SANDY BAR. atsP. N.
BROOKLYN THEATRE.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. at ) r. NJ Mrs Howard
r,v,x sc,,n BowEEY n,g nIIEATRE
WOODS MUSEUM.
NECK AND NECK, at sP. NJ. Matnec at2P.N.
,oxcv,r sILMoRE's GARDEN
LYCEUM THEATRE
LA PERICHOLE ats r. NJ Aimee.
BOOTHS THEATRE.
SARDANAPALUS. at +. M. Mr. Bangs and Ars. Agnes
GERMANIA THEATRE
ADELAIDE. atsP. N.
PARK THEATRE
wALLACKs THEATRE.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR, a. sP. NJ. Mr.. and Mra Flor.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
LIFE. ct p. N. Charles F. coghlan.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
VARIETY AND DRAMA, at PM
VARIETY 6 e9FusBA X A,,,o.. oPEaA I. p HOUSE
VARIETY. a. SPIN THEATRE ooA'aOA
rIvoLI THEATRE
MURRAYs GRAND CIRCUS
Perform afternoon and evening.
PARTISAN VARIETIES
as p. NJ Matinee at =. NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
KELLY Icons MINsTRELs
step.
EAGLE THEATRE.
BURLESQUE. OLIO AND FARCE, at 9 P u.
CHATEAU MABILLK.
VARIETY, At 8 p NJ. Matinee at = =. N.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
ANNUAL FAIR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

pg- 0ie Jrau 8aifitn. I'm Die 5rau
Ses b%efannten Sdnser &si9el in 8reslau
fam zines idOnen Sasss elm Sriei nit Der
aors1e: Sbre WoblsebOrsn Der 6rau Bal
iitin Geihel in Sambura.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

DsS- mia Sauisr, Der unsariias Yio-
limit. erSdblt in isinen rWunosrunsen Ell.
mes 8intlsrs" folsenoss iebr ersOBli9es
SelbftsrlsbniB. als id zines Sases auf
Sabiti Dor Der R6nisin Yomure uno ibrsm
tdttomirten Winiitsrium meme id6niien
2aute srt0nen lieB, obne aud nur elm Bel.
faQslddsln errinsen su t%Onnen, usrlu4te
in einen SbeatercOup, ben i'd i'm S4psibe
msines ansei9tss ausfabrte, uno ueldsr
benn aud Den beitsn Grfols bate. Sd
lisB ndmli6 ip6brsnb oes Spiels orsi met.
nsr Yiolinlaitsn l%prinssn, abmts bann auf
Der GsSaite eas areilden Der Yapaseisn,
10 ME oas @runSen Der S9weine mad
unb s~rfrents oabur9 bas ionislias SerS
uno rib ben San3en Sof gum lautsn Bel.
fall bin. Gin absrmaliser Ysweis, pis
oft Die ~seriuaiten WitteI Die sr0Bten BE-
iultate erjielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

Titft s~aasmtsn geasm IaaisH bet aan asspassa 10
alien etuisn ettisr Sabn
Tis if bic ttnitststni bic sids a0sen ,gtfAn
Shitass pne 81. yaul cher Gekass uns Nunaafu lsuiz
ld6t.
Sa Omaha ~ssrtius,u I'D unfut eSlatrassn NIT ben
llebulaus-S hlafraAsu Der untsa yaetnt e~usHeaeu, ttr
aQt plass ptHlia Ysm pideari 5luit
tta,t' ens aQt Htusfsn Strbefuunetn, namlt4 nit
eisia sa6stttrts Balm. etatl. SSisnsn. etsin. ans eHrn.
| ssuS' uns qsunass. ypassn, 0tfinstsuit Si&utdfs euft-
Srsmi,. Wiasrs yat,Rt Si6ubsits. &upyduns uns Plat
ferm ferner sistst Ht sm Rsleneeu, S6nenistsit.
sibsrbeit ans penaansiss Ssansmlidtsit
ia eies giItnbabn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

8sufbritft, 6svsibf,n. ntba antu sfTiitltu Dstunsxss,
perstn aufs plnftltdft beisrSt.
Office; gds bon gaata ans 5. etrast,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
nss- 3u Strousbera's Wemoiren.

bs" gu StrOuBberg's Wemoiren.
@aaj interrsHant 1T, mas auf tauienb
SpalteH
Ou uns aus Seinem 2ebeu sabit 5u leien,
bod mar es interreHanter nod seweien,
8enn Su uns sabit, mas Su-fir Si9
bebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
Gttenbahtt 9t6etS

Gtfenbabn 9t6etS
mad aasu Saustadsttn ameifas unb GsiifsrniaS iSnuo
zen san,tn Tag In meinu Office ~ ben rteelnistsen erttfe
stfauft rrben; % IN ni6t uptbis f6 auf etn DpptS b.
Rtpptn sinarSen ~ laHn.
8runSsisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsss aaspssl ba tsatn Stast. Gistnttuns, Ut
aud 5armtn une prairteldueertien Sab bel mtr feS ~ tts
~sruaisasn Sshtnsunssn Az sabeu une srfn6t ID ithtn, be-
fea 9tle In etstatham Far uns serinnsrtnstas auItsU
MA, m,ns eifea ~ prifen.
5ar anl,sxns Don G~sgitalisn uiss suf aa1as unb rssat
NtHt Serge sttrasen.
Deter 0ieue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

sas- 2ebnFtts. Sie Sspobnsr bss
Staot9sns Irantsnitsin in Seisn battsn
oas ionoerbare Gsben, ss9en 3tp6lf Raltsr
8orn idbrlid sinsn gisl nod Sarmltaot
i8iden gu miiIen, gum Spa,isrritt b6lsr
Weiber, Die ibren Mdnner ssidla9en bat.
ten f; batte Die Srau ibre Wann bintsrli.
fig 9ei9lasen, 10 leitsts Den g1sl Der Sran.
tenitsiner 8ote, srlas aber Der Wtann In
%oifsn.r 6sboe, 10 mubts sr ibn ielbsr fab-
rem. Der lsbte 2sbn.g i.l wuros i'm Sab
re 1888 abseididt, isitbsm fao Die Wsi-
Der in Ssfen 10 fromm ssusrosn, eaB Is
ieine glel msbr braudt, Oosr 10 i9limm,
oab Die Wannsr lid uidt %sstraasn, iis an
,utlasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
my 3u Climb in e6uebeu oob es eiueu

Bay gu Climb in S4psosn CAB es sinsn
YroisHOr iur. Sdrepelius, bel ben Stu.
benton, isinsr Strense int gramen bal5sr,
iebr psrbaBt mar. Ct puBte bies uno
tbat iosar etpas barauf Su Suite. 8ei si-
ner Yrifuus ri9tete sr on einen Der San.
bioaten, BON Dem sr pubte, bab berlsIbs
einsn gang b~slonosren Sroa sessn ibn
bests, Die Srase: .Sassn sic mir, Ssrr
&auoioat, tpslde itrafrsdtli4tn Jolsen es
fir sic babsn miibte, rpenn sic ii9 bei-
tommsn lieBen, einen Msniden gu binsen,
UNI mir bas 5sa gu serben? ?" Ser Ranoi'
Dat bsiann ii9 nidt LANCE uno antports'
te: vSh 5olsen fur mid laiisn Rd niat
senau b sneHsn, aber fir sic wiroe Die
Solss jsoenfals Die iein, bab sic babe
melt slimp1i9sr our4tdmen, als penn i'd
sic isIbsr burdsspriiSslt Bate"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
nss- llnmdnnlids Spei6sasderei. Sc

Da- 1nmdnnlide Spei6euederei. Der
rliberalen~ .aussburssr abenoseituns"
puroe aus 2eipSts ssidrisbsn /: Die
abnabms DER Yaraos 0sitens oes oeutiaen
Raii.rs) 9eldab nod unter Dem pollen
S4ube bes traoitiouelen 3aierwet.
ter 8, pdbreno es unmittsIbar oana4 reg.
nsts. bliste unS oonnsrts.
Wis iust bod Sstnt: lsfn4
.gritsrbsn, bas Wort ss paBt ni&t re4t
SIR Ioldts Spei4eaeden,
SD peiB elm Elm anores, bas tlinst niat
g4Ej4tU i&lsat
gs beibt g ebor a m i perr......"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
4 gent ur

far bic 3 sribtsH DamSfsths-s e. mYasHi,t mad gurSps
fdsiihs abfabrt.
Samburs. Imtriianif6e einie f6 Dampfer.
Hore.T tutiGtr 9lsye, Bremen f6 Dampfet
&unarb einie, etserpOul ". antwsr. t6 DamsftI.
Rts Star Cine 8 Garapfer.
Die 7aufsns, ssn paHastatn. sit ID IN ben Iesttu 4!
Sabrtn auf bitten Ddmpfsrn bnrlber unt biniber fvs>sr
hatt, Fns bic bsas qmpfthlRus ans Rabea MIR sas 8uiraao
ms.nr 5rtunst stfatrt.
SIN Serbinbuns nit Obisem, ffelIs iS
We9ieI anf ale 5auptaabte @Iropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

pss- Ser @obltlans Sss Stabreimss 1T
Der Jl0tenton Der nabtisalieen grbeiter.
Jung i'm Sains bes 9aieins bel anbre4sn'
Der 8Otterbammsrune lslildsr gmpidns.
lidteit in eipis wonni9er 9erbinoun9 nit
o%smjsnissn, bas ausyuoriden ilberbaapt
COR ni9t mOslid lein i6nnts, eMiirite, pSsr
aud nur 9stpaSt ~ lusroen permOats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
ny. MemiSIenhoffe N utsrShsiAuno Spun

gas- @ewiHenbafte uateri9eiouns. Nuu,
5err 8ebeimresiftrator, pis 1T IS Sbnsn
oenn ssitern bel Dem fiirdterliden @epit.
ter srsansen? = gr Serr Seies,sSerr Oi-
rector, M idben Sc nal, i6 mar wdbreno
ots @euitters in meiner 8anslei. gsi ie=
Dem 8Iibidlas bebt. i'd officisa fir Die
atten uno g amtsssbduoe uno lbsroiss
mar meme Gamilie iiber 2anb, ba bate i'd
nod cine beionoers g IN Of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
Gbieass nas NorspsFbabm

aattn- 'HH +lti ai .ta.t
Iirsttt gtrhinsrnsn Rns IN gtisass uitse eaie eesa
ant Neitisan Seaibsru. pt6isan Central, oalttnsrs uuo
Stis. g%irttburs, Bert Uasut une Chicago, &suiaie uut
yan 6anelt eiuie far aat gldst rhiiA unb fassali& uns
NIT Ter 9eitass nre often uni Sainsis Central fur ss
flslidsn glast arransiri resen. WI
Tirtitt geretneuaetn NRs stsnfals NIT Der llnisn paeib
Siltnhaen In Smata fur ale yunits I'm frntn sDefsa Der.
statat.
6trsitt 8srbinsuastu ftat y slItR ets
tHeuuetpnHttt nit 9lstR fur sIN
RrtHiltAttR ktratktllt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

runfsblbar," ruff Der arst, unb 3iebt Elm
Yapier nit pisIen 3abIsn aus Der Saide.
rSe9en sic bier Die Statiititsn iber ibren
Sal: Sic Rnoen, oab Elm pro,snt Der nit
lbrem Gsioen bebafteten ssrettet tusrosn."
limb bamit poasn sic mid berubi.
gen? ?" frdst tribislis Der 2rante.
raQeroin9s. sic limb Der Sunbertits
seraoe, Den i9 nit bieisr arantbait in Be-
banoluns babe. Die unoern 80 Iino ale &c.
itOrben, alio sic ilno Der cine, Der Isbsn
bleibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24
Unite altenbe 8.
Wotts: EnaintieerS Gtr, ,iemtt BEN GbriIen,
trttifert bic Setlt unb ~beforeert ftlbf
bic Geluubbeit ees qtibes.

bic Ssfunbbsit bts etibes.
sa~ ginfa6s 20iuns. G6rit.r 4: vWsi'
ne Serrsu, ia wia Sbnen cine Grase uor-
!e9en, BEL osren Yeantwortuus sic oerS
uno &opf gu 8atbe 3ieben mifen. S6ren
Sic: Semano trdumt, er made cine See
reiie. Heben ibm lisen weiblids @eien,
Die sleid ibm Die Bra6t oss Deans be.
punosrn. 0u erbsbt Ii6 Elm stwaltiser
Sturm bos S4if 1T benz l~lntsrsans mo-
be. Sas l%aunenbafte Spiel oes Sraums
ldbt i'm slaubsn, oaB er lid nur rsttsn
tonne, pern sr cine Der beiosn Grauen Oen
SeesOttern opfsrs. Nber msl9e? Die gi-
ne Iiebt er slibeno beiB, Die anosre 1T ibm
in leioeni9aitIi4sr 2iebs susetban. @en
lou er opfern ? @ie 1T Der Wann 5u ret.
ten, meme Serren ?" = Sieie iinnsn Ian.
&c, t6nnen ober Die antmort nidt finosn.
-Gnoli4 iaste Der S0ritsr r@an3 ein-
fad man psdt ibn auf%
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-24

py~ Si9srsr Sroit. Yatient l1nb lit
ss Den sepiB, oaB id tuieoer seneisn ipsr-
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01

OF our state auu ne nave ~ ivai ,De, we
shall not have chance to vote for u worthy
cundidate for governor, next fall, from
So'm ne s.1ii, NWaoodsiocS to Windham, We
..siIke to be obliged TO make another "clean
departure If Mr.. Estey WAS FIRST ia the
field, and is worthy of the office, why not
"give the old gentleman chance ?" Any
how, settle the difficulty, and 'close up
your ranks, ard name one good man, and
SAY no more" We reckon Bennington
county will gladly second Windham's choice
when they know what II is.-Benningtos
Banner.
Mr.. Fairbanks, Of st. Johnsbury, MIR
Willard, of Montpelier, and Mr.. Billings OF
Woodstock, have all peremptorily declined,
leaving in the field but Col. Mead, Deacon
Estey and B. d. Harris, the latter two of
Brattleboro. Now these two Brattleboro
candidates are going to spoil each others
chances, if they have any. But Dea Estey
although good man, would never have
been prominent except as an organ maker,
and VIC submit that simply mechanical
genius or business enterprise is rot a sum
cent foundation for claims TO high Offices
Mr. Harris Is not very generally or promi-
nently known in any connection, and we
do not imagine that he will prove very
strong candidate But Cl. Mead has
made governmental affairs, moral philoso.
ply and public economy study frem his
youth up, and in addition to being = ready
and interesting speaker, he is q very caps-
BILE public man. he will not seek the Office
nor countenaRcc any undue effort on the
part of his friends, and if it comes to him
1t must come as the free will offering Of
an honest people. -BrandOn Union.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01
The Silver Bill.

The amendments which Senator Morrill,,
OF Vermont, submitted Thursday and gave
notice he should offer to the pending bill
in regard to silver coin, are as follows: To
make the weight of the new silver dollar
$50 grains instead OF 412 $40 grains
roy 10 make it's legal-,ender limit five
dollars in any one payment instead of $40;
TO make the new silver dollars exchange
able by the secretary Of the treasury for
United States notes "of tho denominations
less than FIVE dollars, commencing with
the lowest" instead of allowing all United
States notes to be thus retired to insert a
new section providing that, after so 900 of
new silver dollars shall have been issued,
they shall thenceforth be issued only in eX-
changed for gold coins at par finally, 10
place of Mr.. Bogy's amendment to flI the
legal relative value of gold and silver at
l53 TO |, Mr. Morrill, proposes to make it
III to !.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01
A New Feature.

Professor George p. Beard, native Of
Orange, and an instructor of large expert
ence and acknowledged ability, announces
the opening Of an Educators Centennial
institute in Philadelphia, on the 9th of
July, continuing through July and August.
Already hattering testimonials and proifer-
ed assistance have been received from many
of the prominen: educators throughout the
Union. This alone insures its success. At
the opening an address will be delivered by
Hon. John Eaton, United States commits
sioner Of education. The list of lecturers
and instructors who have been engaged to
address the institute comprises some Of the
most able educators and lecturers in the
land. Circulars giving the object, pro-
gramme and advantages, etc, can be had
by addressing Prof. Geo. p. Beard, Atlas
hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01
Almost o Centennarian.
Vicinity Items.

The exhibit of Jacob Estey & Co. for the
centennial exhibition is ready for shipment,
and WAS en- exhibition at their store house
on Friday afternoon.
The Brat,ehoro Odd Fellows celebrated
the 57th anniversary Of their order by a
socisble on Wednesday evening last.
The price paid for work on the highways
10 TO be reduced the present season.
Mira. T. II. Grigg has sweet-scented
geranium which, in two years and half,
has attained the hight of eight feet, while
the stalk at the base measures one inch in
diameter.
The net proceeds OF the Estey guard
sheet and pillow case party, on Thursday
evening last, was SIS. The music was
fine, and the occasion pleasant and enjoy
able.
bir. L. a. Lewis, formerly OF this vii
lage, will go upon the platform as lectur-
or next winter.
CHARLOTTE.
Dean Hosford, ESQ.,, of Charlotte, has a
calf which presented, Immediately on it's
birth, the following somewhat astonishing
dimensions Girth, feet 104 inches |;
height. 2 feet OF inches weight, 1879
pounds.
DANDY.
Spring is backward, and weather still
cold.
The marriage fever does not rage much
here. as not a license has been issued from
the town clerks Office thus far, this year.
Speaking OF the longevity of cats We will
here say that Mrs. nj. f. Smith has one
that lie nearly 10 years Of age. We seldom
hear of IA cat aa old.
There does not seem to be much moving
around this season, and houses are not in
very good demand, quite number are still
empty.
p. w. Johnson, esq, contemplates rails
ing cabbages extensively this season, as
usual. He has good success In raising
them.
The marble mills and quarries are still
idle. We should think somebody would
lease them, as there is an ineKhaustible
supply of marble of the best quality here.
Silver coin is just beginning to make Ito
appearance here, for making change. The
majority OF people, however, prefer the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01
VERMONT CURRENT POLITICS.
The Governor Question.

In general review of the names men
toned IN connection with the guhernatorial
question, the Addison county Journal says
ssTuE RUTLAND GLOBE is decidedly in favor
of Hon. b. ID Harris, and we think The
CLONE is right"
We give in another place extracts from
several of the Vermont press on the sub
ject Of next governor, as showing the pre-
vsiling opinion thus far expressed. 1t will
he seen that most Of them favor Mr.. Har-
ris, and that he and Mr.. Estey are just now
the two most prominent candidates In the
state.-Bello,es Falls Times.
With great unanimity the republican
papers of the state endorse Hon. Brough-
ton D. Harris for governor. All admit his
fitness no one questions the claim of the
county, and not the slightest twinge Of
cal or political Jealousy is occasion
/ ~ 4 -.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01
FIRST CLASS IN GEOGRAPHY,

Assuming, from the tone Of the press,
that The present representative" in COLI
gress Was the embodiment Of the brains OF
the third district, the only man therein OF
sufficient capacity and ability to properly
represent 1t, and concedipg the probability
of his reelection we said, week ago,
that, notwithstanding all this, it was pass
ing strange that he alone should be select
ed so long as the voters could select from
such men as Jonathan Ross, Roswell Farm
ham, and dozen others that might bt
named, Our remark has created quito a
tempest In teapot throughout Vermont
newspaperdom, and portion of the press
of the state have taken 10 the study of geo.
grsphy with zeal never displayed before,
at lsast since their sshoolboy days, even If
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01
FfVHE INt IOItIU DF4Ne
Gpccialties in Medicine

We publish on our eighth page n lengthy ar
ticle describing the system OF the noted special
tst. DR.. II. V. Fierce, Of Buffalo, ~ Y. in which
he sets forth with considerable force and
clearness his reason for devoting his whole
time and attention TO a single department OF
medicine-the treatment OF lingering chronic
diseases. The same article also takes up the
subjects OF diagnosis, methods OF consultation
tain many valuable hints to the invalid. Dr..
Pierce is the author OF work which has
already attained large circulation, "The Pso-
Ing some nine hundred numerously- illustrated
pages, and devoted TO medicine In all It's
Snce and os,rncticn Of lhn peop lS az ero
and which may be had for $3.50 postpaid, 10y
addressing the author. DR.. Pierce hos now
enable the formation OF a careful estimate OF
the efficiency Of his treatment and his mell-
cines, and the verdict, VIC are glad 10 KNOW
has been universally favorable TO both.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01
pannhlinan Conyention.

union republican national conyen-
. nomination of candidates for presl-
vice-president OF the United states
ia In the city of Cincinnati on Weunes"
,urteeuth day OF Juno, 1875, NJ noOh,
onslst OF delegates from each state
vice tho number OF It's senators anu
,tives in congress, and OF TWO ueie'
n each organized territory anu tne
Columbia. In calling the convex
he election OF delegates, the comlD,S,
T, several states arc recommended ~
republican electors and all 0ther
thout regard " past political dlaer.
previous parry diflculties, who are
reviving sectional Issues and desire
TO friendly feeling and permaneInns
throughout the country by mSintnn
lforcing all the constitutional Iisuoo
,itilen. including the full anu irco
1.-THE right OF suffrage without intiin,
d witrout fraud who are In faVo. VI
luod prosecution and punishment VI
i dishonesty, and OF An eCoIo nnas,
alton OF the z vermont W sa,.nr
i'd capable of1cers; who arc IN ,s, aJ
, such reforms in governnen, 40
nay. from time TO time, sugseS ~. MS" my,
ID TO impatrlng the creoit Oh .no ma
prociating any OF its obligations, sn95
sustaining In every way me no,iVfha
financial honor; who hold tnat Wy
chool system Ia the nursery OF h IieIl-
and should be maintained aus, "
IN soctari N control; and WHO oeh w
10 promotion OF these enus .ne ~ a.. ~ ~
, government should cohVinuc 10 De
those who adhere 20 inc pIihCliiva
oport them as incor.ornted in tne
5nn.d laws and who are IN favor OIL
NJ and streng thrning the fundamen-
lies OF national unity In THIS coateD-
ersary OF the birth OF the republic.
+. d. MORGAN,
n Republican National Committees.
CHkNDLBR, Secretary.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-01
Coal TRANSFORMATION.

Mir. Burleigh of Whitehall obtained a
signal victory in getting his coal transpor-
tatlon bill ordered to third reading, in the
New York assembly, and the fact is signi-
fcant of what may lie done by member OF
high character with measure which would
in less competent hands be open to the i'm
putation of being q 'stIike The bill ia
aimed at the Delaware and Hudson canal
company, which makes the most oppressive
and unjust DETERMINATIONS in the prices II
charges for the delivery Of coal at the towns
along its lires, charging moderate rates at
Whitehall and other points where there is
competition by the canal or any other line
OF road, and exactipg the most extortion-
ate rates in villages where there Ia none.
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be expected that, on this fourth
something should be said relative
itics of THE GLOBE, and, although
deem it necessary, We will briefly
THE GLoBH has, 90 far, been
progressive republican newspa-
o it will continue to be. 1t has
itated 10 denounce political COL
ignorance and inoompetency in
ether in the republican party or
or to labor against, what VIC be-
be- mialakon policy. We have
fearlessly, conscien,iously, never
at, although $50 &C
. or opposition TO the party, the
,nd thought of the republican
Id lead it to rectify its mistakes,
errors, and place itself unmis-
the right. And 80 in every in
as proved. The republican party
to be right, has rejected unwi,e
as punished corrupt officials, is
litical bummers to the rear, and
itself to be the party Of progress,
d principle. and, SIS such, worthy
tinued support of the American
or such a republican party We
ID, and the day of our triumph is
With such a party, and only
sparty, will! THE GLOBE ever be
hearty sympathy. we eh
w year, stroug in 'ur ''i'h ~
ana poa.,"ltles of the republi-
md with the hope that We shall
merit that confidence and sup
people which mas been SO cor
,vishly bestowed upton as in the
are past.
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DR. wnEELER's COMPOUND ELIXIR
~ OF Phosshstes and Calisaya promotes the
pairs the WORKOUT frame OF the aged, imparts
tone TO the brain and nerves. restores consti-
tutional vigor when exhausted by excuses and
bad habits by furnishing material TO build up
the tissues, and augment the vital powers, act
Ing as = fuel 10 generate the steam lor operat,
ing the machinery OF the body. IL Is feiaple
wearied system under great trials OF mental or
manual labor. It 10 the best nutrltiye tonic
and blood puriner ever invented, and incur
ablcs have been maintained In fair health for
many yeara BIZ its uss. aprabdAw2w
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lbled and prophetic three months
dy come and gone twelve times,
GLOBE still lives and, this morn
rs upon it's fourth year, with a
,scriptlon list and advertising pat
AN ever before. So far as its daily
concerned, it is abreast, II not 10
of all ito contemporaries, while its
80 outstripped all other weeklies
n Vermont, and now circula'es
ere, each and every week, than
her papersin Rutland county CON-
lis 10 a fair record for three years,
what vigor. enterprise, and bat
he right will do.
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parton's TroubleE.

Poor Parion's troubles about his marriage
Al not ended, after ALL Gov. Rice vetoes
/ bill to legslizc ii, because he doesn't be-
eve Aman ought to marry his step-daugh-
ter, and there is no possibility Of Ito pass-
ing ever the veto.