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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EoURTH STREET n. Il. CHURCH,
l. REV. A. Q. GBoRoE, DID,, Pastor.
Preaching. tomorrow morning On IAn Example
q Htiolsn and IN the evening On TINA Gracious
,I ssndsy School, d. I. H. Logan, supHlnIsn.
U,hSt, Away. In attendance TO seat ,tr.nssn
and Wilton. All are welcome. Guii
THn FRRl.aEAT CHURCH OF THE ENG.
L hyAN. LUrhBRANs-l0Ih strest, adjoining
Y. Communion PrayBr MCslIDS. 1850 a n. Bap-
Mam, Confirmation GAd Communion services. Tie
taltof viii 30 alIlItSd By Rev, John W, GOodlln,
g Iork, Pa Sunday School Harvest service. Ad.
dIes9e1, hymns and blIekbcafd Illustrations A
pIeeipu, heur With the "liItls ones" $50 =. n.
Door Shut" huii
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EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL,
~ No. Is THIRTEENTH ST.
MISS NBWHAM beCu 10 lnform her friends and
the public that II Il her intOntm 10 continue her
School Al the shove address. Ooursa Of instruction
includes Fren0h. Mla n. would be pleassd to add
to the number Of pupIlI now studying with her In
FrepArAtiSn for College, Lessons IN French during
the vacation.
TGRSs--SiO; pupils under twelve 81 60
iySTu Thh5
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Wheeling. ". Va, AugaI. 4, is1i. ~
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
In tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
L, 9. jordan, AdmlniItratur u tho 0tate Of Con.
rad CottI, decoased, Va q Gorge Baird
et o.. In ChAneGry.
By virtue Of q decrOe Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, made and Onigred In tho above entitled
cauSe on tho sd day Of July, A. D. 1877, Il Il re
ferred 10 the undSrhlnOd, Commissioner Of Md
Court, 10 tDkS, STATE and report:
1It An account between the aid p'aIntlG and
other parties,
I'd. 70 az day for stating an account between
the parties.
NoTI0R 10 hereby given that have bIed On
Tuesday, August 2Sth, 1871 a. 10 O'clock A. ", d
the time, and my efioe, No. l222 ChApllno atfret
wheeling West VirSinil, q The place TO aSoTtnln
and state the matters IN istd deercs msnti0nsd,
W. J. W. C0WDHN,
commInlonz Of the Municipal Court Of Wheel.
Log. iva
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ENGINEERING.
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL
E N GIN ZEE RING

At The HEN5SHLNIH POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
TROY, MY.
Instruction very practical. Advantages unsur-
passed IN this country. Graduates obtain excel.
lent positions. be-op1ns sSpt. 18th. For the An
nuAl ReGilteF, containing improved Course Of
Study, and full particular, address PRoY.
wa. L. ADAMS, Director. jySl
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TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of Conrad Colts, deceased.
In pursuance Of a decree Of tho Municipal Court
Of Wheeling made In cause therein bonding, 10
subject the real estlto Il the aid Conrad COTS %
tho payment Of his dS6tI, you are required tOprC.
sent your claims against Tie MD CUnrad CotIS 70
w. ]. W. CoWdgn, ComtniAalSnE, Of his Office 10
1877.
witness, Thsms, N. parrah, Clark Of aid COurI.
this 2Sd day Of July, 1877.
IyN Cork ofsaid Court.
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A preparatory for Boys and College
for Young Ladies. Situated at Beaver, Pa,
on the Ohio river, rs miles below Pitts
burgh. English, Ancient and Modern Ian.
gusgeS and Music taught by thorough In.
structors. Terms less than any school of:
ering like advantages. Situation beautiful
and healthful. Buildings extensive. Pu.
pills in the family Of the President.
Send for Catalogue 10
auto REV. R. 7. TAYLOR.
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ExECUToRs SALE.

Tho undersigned, Executor Of tho last will and
tGItament Of n. 9. Arthur, deceased, late u The
city Of Wheeling, West VirTlLIA, hereby gIVes To-
tioe that BY virtue Of the Provisions Of sid will,
no will, on
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1877,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H., Al the tort door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, In tie city Of
Wheeling, oEer for Rale at public auction tho fol-
lowing described real ostate, to-wit: lot nuuilM.
Cd thiIty-dye (SS) In GnhAm's addition TO the sald
city 81 wheeling LtuAte on tho north aide Of FL
tenth street, between EOH and Jacob atrrOlS c1-
oePting about ak feet oil the west aide q aid lot
extending back s0Tgnty-iour 10 feet, which WIS
sold BY the aid Arthur. Said lot now fronts on
Fifteenth street about flty.tour feet and extends
back TO tho alley, There Is erected OE this lot
large brick dwelling house. supplied With mod m
oonvenienccs, and Is 4 most desirable property.
When Hle 1! made the conveyance will include
tho widows dover right In the property. Terms
made known on day Of sale P6rAOns desiring to
examine the property will call on the undersigned.
1yS X. 9. BARR, Executor.
Tho above snle 10 adjourned until Saturday,
September lbt, at 10 o'clock 4. n,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
T1NTrRD STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of West Virginia, y:
George Baihsau, !


District Of West Virginia, ~;
George BdIhsaJ, \
". AkLqehO,.s,
WnRREAS a libel has been hlOd In the Di,,l.
Court Of the United States, for the Dstflrt al W.
Virginia, on the a day q AuSuIt, 4. D, iS1i r.
9eoTEe BashCars a al, AgAinIt the IteSuIo;,
"Botilo GilbeEt,n hor engines, tackle, uuial ~
parol and furniture Now, therefore, IN psr ~
lneS Of thu monluOn, under the seal q aid CSut,
10 me, directed and delivered, DO, hereby, nv
public notice 10 all peFSGns claiming The ala ,sS.
boat her engines, TICKLE outhL apparel and 10, mi
tufO, or In any manner interested therein, tbs,
they be and appear b0iore the aid District tour,
70 30 held at tb0 City Of WhOaltnS, In and fOf IN
District Of West Virginia, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2IIt, 1877,
at II oSlsek In tho forenoon Of that day lproyd,J
the same shAll b day Of Jurisdiction, 0therTI,s
on the next day Of Jurisdiction thOFOGitEr) thFn
and there 10 inttTpeeo their claims, and % male
their allegations on that behalf
GEORGE ". PATTON,
o. 4 MIrshAl, Dist, West Va.
By B. J. C4NPDELL, Deputy.
CRACRAFr 4 BARR,
Proetnr8 for u6ellant,
Wheeling, W. Va, AuguJt 4, 1871.
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cApITAL REsrAuRAMr.

var AL NEO ! AOHANAs
No. ll65 Market b., u Ls only arti-elaH Rec
i1uruRi N The oily. Il Il the only kestAunnt that
has separate rooms for ladIes or where you can and
that quiet cleanliness Of q home, combined
With the bOt siIins that eau 10 found IN the ety.
he keeps on hand the very heat tho market afioris
10 vegetables, nah, OYSTER, game, and everything
In season, and serves Il up 10 manner uneIcalled
10 the country. He Can 10 relied upon LWAJa 70
iurniAh everything drlt-oiRSs. augI0
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and a pear tree. There is an linanitusd
OF weeds, very genial TO the poetic mind,
and there iS not 4 soul to be seen all
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Tho above sale ls adjourned until Sturdy,
September lSt, At 10 o'clock AN.
ty8O 4 @. BARR, Executor
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McIIAHON,s CREEK.
Rnmbles OF a VPheeIInEite Along
It's Hanks and Up Its Tribu.
IaFfeg,

So
EdltOn lnttlllgeneeT.
There never was richer summer than
the present. Tho frequent rains have
developed wealth Of vegetation perfect.
ly glorious. We, in tho city, have no
idea how life Is prospecting In tho woods,
how grRts Is growing and flowers are
blooming In the thousand wales and daleS.
It Is worth while taking a few trips, "a
la pied" and forSakibg for time the
cars and the SteamboatS, and even the
horae, and investigate the geology Of cas-.
cades and 10 inspect rills and brooks.
ALONG MMAHoN's CREEK.
In accordance with the tendency Of our
nature, we took notion the other day
10 creep up one Of the tributaries Of Nc.
Mahoh'G creek, In Belmont county, In
order 10 interview that ever wondroua
matron, Nature. McMahon's creek, as
everybody knows, flows into tho Ohio
river at Bellaire and brings the b.
& 0, Il, r. to that busy place. So,
having refreshed and strengthened our.
selves by famous breakfast at our
friend Osborne's, we took "shoemak.
era horse and made toward and up the
valley Of McMahon'a creek. A bSauti.
iul valley | can assure you, in many re.
spocts like that Of Wheeling creek up 10
Elm Grove and Triadelp6ia. Nature
there has been lavish in the formation OF
beautiful hills and in the development Of
rich vegetation. We noticed 4 conelike
emminence exactly like that near
LeatherWood. All that Is needed for the
further development Of this valley 10 the
irresistible energy and untiring perseVe.
renee Of Thomas Hornbrook and the
genius Of a NeuhAusen. Can not the
young city Of Bellsire raise two such
men?
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dissolution.

No:rARTNERsHIp.-The undermined have
~ thIi day formed q cO-partnOrahIp under the
Arm name o. Kline BroS, for the pupo1o Of carry.
ing on tho HeIdy-made ClothinE and Furlshing
GOoda business, at tho old stand q Kllae L Adler,
NO, " Twelfth street. IhIntial for past patron.
agS, the new arm hope 10 merit continuance Of
the nmo. 8, KLINE.
RAGGLlso. Aug 10, 1871. R.KLiaE.
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TRusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE

n " virtue Of Decd Of Trust made By Edmund
asoSkinS and sarah Il Booking, his wife, the IN;
record among the land records Of Ohio county,
W. w@t Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No S, I5gs
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08
The Alexandria Democrat.
Mansfield Reporter.

Is still harpng on the State ConSti-
tutional Convention, and with scnility
and paupcrzation of thought, that would
brysrr an asylum Of idiots. The Broth
n has only walked up to the startling dis
rovcry that this constitution mad" in
lSGs, and under the regime Of a set of
robbers, whose grandeur and mawniti-
cence ccipScd the small splendorS and
pale their fires before the petty larccnieS
of Kclloyy's administration, was a liter
al copy OF the Constitution OF 1852. But
the .lle1audrM Democrat fails to tell its
readers, many thousands We ar" inform
ed, that it is the only leading ~ Demo-
cratic and Conservative Journal i'll the
rural "drcStrctS' who informs its
large ~ circle of readers, that in the
main the Constitution Of 1866 is a liter
al copy of 1882, but according to South
crn mems views, changed and contort"d,
with drviish ingenuity into terror and
nightmare to honest men.
We can See nothing between the heav-
ems and the earth in one instrument like
to the other, except that portion which
all honest men endorse, aud which does
not a|Iear to be the part so ardcntiy ad
mircd by the otlicc-holders, the "inS,'
who sailed in under the beauties of tho
new but strange reform doctrine, and
after getting into warm places suddenly
discovered that this d--n radical Constl
tuition was not bad thing after all.
The .i}tru. Democrat mnst have strncE
oil alongside of the Assessors, Regis
trars aud Tax Collectors offices to have
so suddenly developed new beauties II
that direction. And as for the p"r'Hl
Judge system and the general lutllc'ar>
of the State of Louisiana, OF all the IN
famous frauls upon the purses of TIT
people, the present one is the most oam |!
nab]e and expensive. The present judi
ciary system under this present bea'1tl
fed Constitution, 50 much admired D..
the Democrat, cost our own little judicla
district about 81 ,0Oj per annum, whll
the same system before the war with as
sc,sible property which qualruplcd til
present. only cost the same dlstrIc
$4,000.
If the alexandria Democrat thinks
can SINISTER such lame and impotent ar
guments against Convention upon an
people but it's own, and even that W
doubt, as he gives below, then we az
deceived in the intelligence of the pcu
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08

Columbia, Nov. !0.-An election was
held here to-day for State Senator and
Represent tive. to fill the vacancies oc-
raSionrd NE the recent resignation of
Nash and Mliurt roolrd Republicans,
who were compelled to yield to the
pressure on account of the discovery Of
their r"$raliti'S. 4 significant fact in
this election is that one year az" the
Republicans p"ll"l Il vote OF 2)oo ma
jor,,y, while to-day there are not twenty
five vo!i"-; the ticket. Both candidates
are Democrats. John II. kinSlct, like a
second Cinrinn;'tuS, received his no'llIna-
to-! for S natnr while following tho
pillow. john II. Haskell. for Representa-
tive, is Il prominent lawyer here and
wei! known tlrouS hont the State. Both
are elected. Not a single fight or dis
turl'aucr of any kind has Occurred.
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DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
for 4 long time was demon.
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
Quackcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities Of a strengthen
Mg,fargattue, anaa fnr'
Uy!ng tonic.
Their first apparent et-
feet is to increase the ap.
petite by causing the food
to properly a ssimilate'
Thus the system is nour-
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced
The rapidity with which
teysons take on flesh,
while under the influence
Of these pills, OF itself in
dicatcs their adaptabllity
to nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the muscles, slug
giShness Of the liver
chronic constipation, anc
myth to the system. Sold
,lu.ray Street, New York
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08

In a Connecticut district school, 4
few day since little boy, six years
oId WAS seen to whisper, bot denied
doing so, when rcpr"vcd by his teach
err. Ike was told to remain after
school, wien the teacher, trying t"
impress upon his youthful mind the
siutulurSS Of not speaking tho trnth,
asked him if they did not tell him in
the Sunday School we've bad boys
went to, who told ralSrloods. Chock-
ing will, snl,S, he said: ayes marin,
it's Il place where there's 4 fire, but
! don't just remember the name Of
the town."
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Both Parties Determined.
GUATEMALA,

Panama, Nov. Il. r. A conspiracy against
the government OF Guatemala and tho
life nf President Barrios was discovered
on tn" Isl inst. and seventeen of tho
ronSpirators were shot on the plaza of
the crlitol.
Tie leaders were Major Kopc>ky, \
Hungarian advrMtul"r. and Capt. DeLe-
on RmlaS nf tkr artillery. Jose PMlon,
Enri1u" Grrcman and Gabriel Aluliar,
a priest,
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pie of Louisiana. '''l "~"ci liz THOSE %.
Hapilr> parish. Tin" holding Of a Com
vent ion has become Il srntiWr. among
orr people and the 'halh,.l bed" fellows.
had rs Well make ny their mind t" a'A
crrt the >;uai ION. 10, t!rrr is no NGlhF
hut a few Of them will have to step
down and ont.
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Statistical,

Continental Europe has lo,3oo,ooo
SpinhIrs, and Greet Britain ",M'o,0oO,
But the continental spindle takes fifty
three pounds at time, while the En-
"liSh takes hut thil:y-thrre ponndS-
Thi> country has lv,o''o,OIo Splnd|e<,
each taking siNty-thrrc pounds. Tho
annual consumption in the Unit d States
is $50, "".Gno pounds; on the Continent,
l.o;%;'ouo,onp po,m,!s; and Great Bri-
tain, ,3oH, 3Go,UOO pounds.
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FOR CASH..
Mrs. Q. PERRY,
FOlTaer Pr0prietress OF No. 7
CarOndelCt Street
NEW ORLEANS, LA

HAS removed to No. 4 Baronnc Street,
III Corner Canal. Being very thank
full for past fayors bestowed by her
country friends, and especially those Of
the Red River parishes, she now solicits
continuance of their patronage, and
having better facilities and the finest
located house in the City, she hopes by
proper care and attention to secure the
patronage Of her friends and the public.
The low rate of $50 per day is charg-
ed for Board and Lodging.
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Stripes are so big on the Fall styles
of pantaloons that it takes two pairs
of trow scrs to accommodate a single
stripe.
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Glass slippers have been introduced
in Venice. But they won't become
popular here until the lost art of
darniu. stockings is revived.
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But for the steam engines in Amer
lea, there wonll be work for H,O0O.-
coo more men. 1t makes Lncy Stones
hair stand right up to think of it.
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John Rnskin says war is always
caused by women. John must be q
married uau.
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CHI 4''eople'1 4'jndi;2tor.

Hy1M>t .t,l>Iral Trsnrharl for ordering
the Vessel to sea When Il cluti"'ary >.-
nal WAS Il, Ny.
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b '';,i~r' Il" WAS ul'~,.,t When IL" army
bill pass II HE iln g." .:trr !, ,",,.' nom
t ' ;''"A;r. Mr.. Sa>lr says. in rNr;ana
'1"n '""t j." was opposed +" u Nurin- the
army. 1l"1 lr would hHIi' Nn;,rI to con-
cur With In" Senate i! lie hl l"'n pres
rn'. HNI ln,t ne stayed away '''' .ul>r l'r
en-! h"t WISH 10 vote A:;I;ii>; !hr Wishes
Of the ma "ri'r .! lis pn)lN.
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Ghe Peoples 1'inaitator.
Advertising Rates.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Family 'ir"rr1lr>, |''"'F - anu
"A 81. Denis >tlrr'S ----------------
U,yEI'E-Wooh and Blacksmith Work.
n. Church Street
urrrH1-Thr New Stand BEER t'ardrn1,
a linn. W;u,. Lilunr> and Cigars. St.D"nl'.
ALLTIN-Ers,aurant, st Denis STREET.
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@
.T WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH AN
A No. Stock fanch, either for cattle
or sheep, Joining foothills, with plenty of
outlet, embracing 190 acres, Of which 100
neres l. good agricultural land, with plenty
Of water and feed
For further particulars. address
ID. L RILEY,
Paradise Valley.
Paradise Valley, Nov. Q, '76.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature Of ].
HAYDoCK, as agent for the United States sur
rounds each box of Pills and Ointment. A
handsome reward will be siveu to any one
rendering su, informal ion may lead to the
detection of any party or parties counterfeit
ing the medicines or ven ing The same, know
ing them To be spurious.
%k*Sold at the mandatory of Professor
HOLLOWAY X Co. New York and by all re-
spectacle druggists and dealers in medicine
Throughout he c.vi lied world, III boxes at 25
cents, q. cen and 81 each.
RF@Ther, is cpnsidefab saved by taking
the larger sizes.
N. b - Direc ions for he guidance of
patients in ev>ry disoruer age affixed to each
box.
oMce, IL Liberty St-ee., New YORK.
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XvICTIMS OF YOUTHFUL 4TMPRUDENCE,
who have tried in vain every known
remedy will learn of simple prescription.
FREE, for the speedy care of ner> Gus debility,
premature decay, lost malih' cd, and all dis
orders brought on by xcesses. Any drU Cbist
has the iugredienIs. address DAVIDSON
~ CO.. SO Nassau 81. II. "
oct ALI yr
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etc. The music was under the charge of
Mrs. Sarah Howard Chatterton, who as.
sisted the school for this occasion, adding
greatly to the enjoyment of the evening.
Hon. John l. Gilbert of Malone, N. Y,
spent few hours in town on Saturday.
He was on his return from the session of
the New York legislature, of which he was
a prominent and leading member, which
closed its session on Thursday. Mr.. Gil
bert will spend few days, with his family,
at the residence of his father, Dea. Simeon
Gilbert, at Pittsford, for rest and recupera-
ton. He delivers the address on Decora-
ton day, at Saratoga Syringe.
A match game of base ball was played
Saturday between the Valley and Mountain
Boys base ball clubs, on the grounds of the
latter, which are situated about two miles
east of Rutland. The Valley Boys came
off victorious by score of 40 to 10. This
is the second time the Valley Boys have
defeated the Mountain Boys. Their game
week before last was the first the Valleys
had played this season, and their score fol
both games shows how rapidly they i'm.
prove,
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Horse Stealing.

Louis N. Aubertin, son of Frank Au-
berlin, twenty-five years old, hired horse
and top buggy at George F. Richardson's
stable on Saturday, TO attend base ball
match in Mendon. At night be failed TO
return. On inquiries being made as TO his
whereabouts it WIS learned that he had re-
turne from the ball match, driven a
broth 'r h me and then gone, as they sup
posed, to the al lie to return the team.
Sunday morning Clark F. Richardson and
Deputy Sheriff Stearns started in pursuit
The first trace OF the team was obtained at
West Rutland. From that point he was
traced north through Whipple hollow and
to Pittsford village. Here they learned
that he had put up over night at the Otter
Greek house. In the morniog he got up at
half past five, evidently intending to get
his horse from the barn, but the stable boy
was up, and on sect e him AuLertin gave
orders to have MS horse fed at half past
nine, as he wished to drive at ten. He
then inquired how far it was to Middlebury
and was told that he was in Pitsford. He
express ID some surprise saying he supposed
it was Brandon. He then went out and did
not return. He was last heard of walking
north on the tr, ok beyond Pittsford
Messrs. Richardson and Stearns took the
team and brought 1t safely home. Auber
tin is abb ut five feet four j. ches high, dari
complexion, black hair, weighing about 13t
or 40 pounds. He was dresse in darl
cloth s, with stiff black hat, flat rim ant
flat top. Any person seeing him is re
quested to hold him and notify N. s
Stearns, Rutland.
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READING NOTICES.

Now is the time to drink Soda Water.
Morse Brothers always have the best, gen.
uine Fruit Syrup. with genuine Cream.
Saratoga, Geyser Water and High Rock
Water on draught at our fountain, only
five cents per glass.
We always keep the finest line of i'm
ported and domestic Cigars, and our
prices, (taking quality into consideration,
are as cheap as they are sold in New York
and Boston. Our stock in every respect Is
complete. We invite you to call and in
quire our prices before purchasing else
where.
MORSE BROTHERS,
Pharmacists.
A few more baby carriages left-will be
sold cheap.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-28
RutIand Music store.

We wish to call the attention of the pub
lie to our large and exceedingly fine ass ort-
ment of Weber Pianos and George Woods
Organs. These instruments speak for
themselves, and our prices are such this
summer that every one can afford to buy.
We have large assortment of music
which we invite you to call and see. All
orders for music will be promptly filed.
We wish to call special attention to lot
of new goods which we have just received.
We have several new violins, which for
tone, finish and price, cannot be beat; also,
violin fixings, of all sorts, which we ask
violin players to remember, as they need
them. We have several new accordeonf
and banjos, which, if you see and price,
you will buy. Don't fail to call, and don't
fail to bring little money.
MCCLURE & HALL,
diff 20 Merchants Row, Rutland, VT.