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The New York herald., 1877-10-10


James o'Briss. Dec 81 1869, 5000; indorsed by
Sept. Ia, 1863, $4,000; indorsed by J. Gambia
Nov. :, 1870 50, 600; Endorsed by J. OBJ.
May /, 1871, ~, 900; indorsed by J. ORB.
toha H. Keyssr co.-Nov. IL, 1858. $3.50 80; in.
dorsod by J. II. X. @eH r fas
John 0alvin-Junc s. 1869, s1,5oo; indorsed by J. q.
John MeQuade--oot. ~, 1868, $275; indorsed by
j. McQ
Brian Riey--May ~, 1865, 81 600; ndorssd by B. r.
J. A. FarrelIoc 2s, 1868, SOLO ,as Tssasurss); In
dorsed by J.AE
W. D. Murphy-Dec. ., 1867, $500; indorssd by W.
DIN.
Oct Z, lsoo $3.50; indorsed by W. DIN.
Nov. Q. 1857, $500; draft
Feb 3. 1850, $500; indorsed by W. D. N.
Apfii Is, 1870. $500; note Of ". N. +.
tAprii ., 1871, 81, 900; note Of W. MT.
John Murray-Dsc ., 1859, %. 900; indorsed BY M
Thomas Murphy--oct II, 1859, 81, QUO; inaosed BY
r Il Kssnau-Juns is, 1851, 500; ndorsed BY r. a. X.
Oct z, 1869, $500; indorsed by =. H. X.
July "a, 1869, $500; indorsea oy r. H.K
Felix Murphy-Nox ., 1897, $2y6 60 ndorssd by r. NJ
George Jones' March 30 1859, 81 900; indorsed by
col. tNfae t@rae IN
1870, $1,000; ndorsod syL v. Levcneh and g.
p. Jones' A.A9f
w. n. u.
toC HIS. aNf# aff NeN
G. =. Norou-Nov. 10. 1862 s4,0si IL; note Of w. M.
T. TO @. N
J. II. Rchmond-Jsn. Is, 1872, SIS, 500; check
Aug IL, 1871, s12, 500; check.
Sept. ~. 1871, 5000; check.
W. M. Graham-Now Is, 1870, SIS. 900; cheek
May Is, 1871, s25, 900; indorscd by W. N. r.
Isaiah BIood--Juiy IL, 1871, $37, 500; check
Alexander Frcar-May O. 1S7l 81, 900; indorscd A.
John A. Flagg-Nov 80 1871, ST. o0o indorsod J. A. f.
Oct so 1871, 81, 900; indorsed J. A. r.
Nov s, 1871. $1,000; indorscd J. +.
w. l. Gralan--scpL %, 1871, So 900; indorsed w. L O.
H. L. Patrce-Nov. 5. 1870, $500; indorsed H. L. r.
W. clark-Sov s, 1870, $500; indorsed W. c.
Dec. s, 1865. s925; check drawn 10 cssh; indorssd
byW.C
c. B. Ransom-Dcc 7, ls6s so25; indorssd by c.
Albany A,ou.--Jau. 10, 1871. g. 900; Endorsed by
Cassidy & Manning.
William Cauldwcl-sepI 2o ASA, $4,2Ss ~; In
dsrsed By w. c.
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KGds.-In Boston there is not much doing /:
the market is steady, and ,prices about the
same as week ago no large stock on the
market. We quote Eastern,fisc Southern,
l7@l7Kc; western, 11@11Xc.
BEAfs.-The following are the BOSTON ouota-
tons Tor Deans Pea beans, northern and east
ern hand picked from So S. to ga: western
hand picked, 62a2 50 common, 81 so@9 90 !;
medium, good and choice Sc is to ~ 25 -: com.
50 20.
Thore is n0smateral change In the market in
Boston for beans mediums arc held firmly and
the market is more active in sellers favor.
PoTAToE5. The market for potatoes in Bos-
ton rules steady, with sales.of jackson whites
at Si@sI o5; Early Rose, sl.o5si.1o other kinds
range from s5c. to csc per busheL
oNtoNss-Onions are selllngIat 3e.5Oa4 90 per
barrel.
GRASS SKBDs.-1ho grass-seed market'is frm-
er. Sales at 14@l6c n ID, az to quality; herd
grass is quiet at 81 0Js2 per, bushel red.top
is selling at 81 25s2 90 per sack.
WooD-There has been fair demand bat
prices remain without improvement. Tho
transactions include Michigan, Wisconsin and
New Hampshire leeces at s6H@5Oc Ohio and
Pennsylvania medium and at So9ilc and
Xxx and xxx at 44s4Oc oregon at z5ssoc /;
unwashed and understandable fleeces at 20
s4c comblng and delaine 1eeces at 45962c !:
super and pulled at 2o@5oc California at
l3s25c for fall and l6S3Oc; for new and old
spring tub at 4!c Nois at 40S5Oc colts at
15c y ID. The new California received has been
In poor condition. In foreign wool the sales
have been Australian on private terms.
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well as some OF the former. The barrel,
table and other wonderful feats were re-
peated. One OF the most remarkable fea-
lures OF his extraordinary muscular devel-
opement Ia that muscles on the temples,
which in ordinary persons are not develop
ed at all, arc as large a, persons hands.
The muscles on bis jaw are also very large.
DR.. Pond registered his pulse on his sthyg-
ms,graph, tho beats being very strong and
regular. He gave an exhibition at the
Bardwell house In the evening. II he is
able to organize class in gymnastics he
will probably remain somc time in Rut-
land.
The Rutland postmaster, connected with
the little sheet "around the corner" has q
bad attack of the bilious collie, and we adj
wise him to try some Of DR.. Hanrahans
anti-dyspeptic pills. He with ''his char
acteiistic duplicity, falSehood aud in
trlgue," makes charges Of "seeklpg to OK
cite tho prejudice of race and religion
against the reelection of certain members
VI Luo bCuOOl UOhTu. luz WlHOA VI ehoN al
legation, whether clergyman or layman,
knew 1t to be unquali6edly false. The
postmaster perhaps has not forgotten the
contest two y"ers ago between Judah
Dana and CO. IA "Rutlsnd editor" for
the Office of W - superintendent Of COM
mon schools, lseo the said postmaster
visited the gr, = saloons and rum holes
Of Center stree, soliciting voters for the
s'reverened candidate" and marching them |
to the polls w'tN 4 leading rum-seller at the |
head of the pr. 'slion, who said they pre- |
ferred the reverend candidate because
he took his sap regularly" This post
master now toots his know-nothing horn. |
He one year pleads for the signatures of
the ladies' temperance society to a post
office petition and the next, empties the |
occupants of the rum holes to vote for his |
candidate; surely "this is all things to all |
men, if by any means may win vote"
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Tho Daily GIobo

is kept sale at the following places;
LUDLow-A. F. Sherman, drugs, books, sta
tionery, periodicals, &C.
BRATTLEBoRo-E. j. Carpenter books, sta
tlonery, periodicals, fancy goods.
BRANDoN-J. b. Kelly G. q. Slason, books,
stationery, periodicals, &C.
MIDDLEBuRY-w. Seymour Alden, cooks, sta
tionery, periodicals, &C.
PITTsFoRD-Dennlson Bros, dry goods.
BRIsroL-Hiram shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, drugs, &C.
FAIRHAvEN-F. II. Carpenter.
CAsTLEToN-Rice & Co.
WEST RuFLAND-C.J j. Gilmore, general mer-
chandise.
PoULTNEY-W.W. Hubbard, books, stationery,
periodicals, fancy goods. &c.
NORTH BBNNINGToN-Henry Morse, newsbey.
WALLISGFoRD-H. p. Morgan, station agent
MAScHEs1ER-Herbert Smith, newsboy.
ARLIHGToE--H. S. Hard.
BRsEIEGToN-T. j. TIFFANY, perio0 Ials, paper
and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING Co., newspapers, pc
riod,cals, books, Stationery, &C.; A. X. Howard.
depot restaurant; GLOBE cOuntlng-rooms.
RAILRoADs-on all morning trains leaving
Rutland.
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Fire.

A fire broke out at one o'clock this
morning in the house of Francis Gilman,
East street. The fire when discovered was
breaking through the roof of the L of the
building and rapidly enveloped the main
building. The family and neighbors
quickly removed the furniture of the lower
part of the house but could not rave that
in the chambers. An alarm was given and
the fire companies were out. Owing to The
great distance from any hydrant they were
long time in getting water. Number one
number two, and the Sheldon's united their
hofe and attached to hydrant on Wash
ington street and got stream on in time
to save the barn which was in danger. The
Cramton h.,e were out frat and fastened
their hote to hydrant in Main street
park but their lose was not long enough
TO reach the FIRE. The loss is about $1,000,
insured for 81 -. "a the Vermont mutual.
1t will fall heavily On Mr.. Gilman as he
has a large e. -. The family worked
bravely removing furniture, one little girl
staying 80 long in the building that she had
to DO carried - almost exhausted.
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Tho following are the quotations /.
Kew YORK Produce Market.

FLouR.-Receipts OF 640o bbls. Moderate
demand, Sales OF l2,000 bbls. OF No. at 81 co
@520; 5uperflne western and state at IS sSp
So TO- common to good extra western and
state at So 1896 80; good to choice do. at So $50
So 80; common to choice white wheat western
extra at Sc 63asI q; fancy white wheat west
ern extra at 81 30@S5 80; common to good extra
Ohio So l0@s 90; common to choice extra st.
Louis at So 1899 IS; Patent Minnesota extra
good to prime at 81 1893 rs choice TO double
extra at 50 25S1o 90. Market closing quiet and
steady. Southern flour about steady, business
moderate, common TO fair SO 1906 70 {; good to
choice do. Sc 95a925. Sales 300 bbls.
WHEAT-Recelpts so25 bush. shade stronger
In Instances cent higher fair export demand,
closing rather quiet with scarcely so much
strength. Sales OF 10000 bushels ungraded
spring at 81 80; No. 2 Milwaukee In store az
81 40 extreme Green Bay at 81 GOAL 81 No. 2
Chicago quoted at 81 45Sl IS No. 2 Milwaukee
at 81 4s9i 40 In store; winter wheat nominal.
s4@9oHc Tor Jersey, Pennsylvania and state.
car lots and boat loads.
BARLBY-Dull and declining. Sales of 10000
bushels OF ungraded Canada at 9oc 1000 bush.
Proved state at CSC.
CoRS.-Receipts OF $4,000 bushels. Light
demand. Sales OF 5000 bushels. Ungraded
55sc /; steamer mixed at 554@55Hc do. yellow
5TG5Tkc; cid we tern mixed In store at SOY
S51c yellow southern at coH96IHc; white
OATs.-Receipts OF Io,50o bushels. Quoted
dull and in buyers favor. Sales OF $1,000
bushels; mixed western and state at ss@6sc /;
No. white az 4sH; New York No. at 4s9
at 5oCsol4 white do. 52tab6c.
BAY.-Less f1rm az 700 for shipping.
HOPS quoted quiet; 69loc for yearlings
s@l4c for new crop Eastern and Western 4;
l0&lIc for new New York state 10000 for
new California.
CoFPEE.-Rio fuu and ..eavy cargoes are
quoted at i6EG ,0kc gold l6it@22c gold for
Job lots.
suGIR.-Quiet; supplies increasing. Sales
at st3sI.c for fair TO good refining; &c for
prime refined easy at 10Hc for standard A
loySGnc for graduated; I1c n powdered ;
liz c for crushed.
MoLAssEs- grocery grades In moderate de-
nand, at 45G53o for Porto Rico sS@45c for
English Islands,; 38@66c for New orleans.
RCB.-Quiet and steady. Sales OF Carolina
at 5H@6Ac; louisiana at 4s{@6Ac.
PETHoLEUn-Qute and heavy; crudo at lie
Tic; refined. i6hc.; naptha at lie.
TALLow-Steady. Sales OF 10000 pounds
at 1901 1916 for prime. City held at SC.
EGGs.-Heavy at 100 for state and Pennsyl-
vania l5H@16c for fresh western and SOUTH
orn.
PoRx-opened easier. closed quiet Sales Of
new mess at Sl4 62H.
BREP.-Dull.
LARD-opened easier aud closed nrmer.
Sales OF prime steam at 50 65, kettle rendered
at $40 rs.
BUTTBR-Steady sales at 1222oc for west
ern l592Sc for state; 25@52c for new.
CHRSsR-Quiet and steady sales at . q 1SEs
for common TO prime.
WHIBKY-Quict; 81 OK.
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In addition TO Blue Glass, at the well
known and popular drug store of MORSE
Bros, there has been added to their end
less variety, tor sale, the Perfection Oil
Tank, combining safety, cleanliness and
durability, saving more than ten per cent.
from the ordinary way of drawing oil. 1t
Is adapted not only for merchants, but for
families, they being made in sizes from six
gallons to $50 gallons. Call and see them.
Will furnish any information and circular
upon application. We shall open in day
or two the finest lire OF Children's Car
riages We ever had, and ct pauic prices.
Do not purchase until you have examined
ours. Yours, etc.
MORSE BROTHERS,
d&w Chemists and Druggists
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TRINITY Church.

This being Good Friday, services will be
held at Trinity church at 1890 a. m, and
at West Rntland at 7.0o p. IN. To-mor-
row, services will be held at HOO a. M,
4.30 p. M, baptism of infants, ard 700 p.
m. On Sunday, Easter services will be
held at 100 and 10 80 a. m. and 700 p. m.
The following music will be rendered.
SEVEN A. N.
Voluntary.
Chant-Christ our Passover.
Gloria Patri.
TIE deum, by Buck, in e fat.
Jubilate, by Buck, in G 1at.
Carol Sweet Easter bells, by VIM.
Pond.
TEN AND HALF A. NJ.
Voluntary.
Anthem-Christ our passover, by Buck,
In b fiat.
Anthem-Chrlst the Lord IS risen, by
Buck, in A.
Trisaglon. by Mendelssohn.
Hymn 204.
Gloria In excolsis.
sEvEN p. NJ,
Overture on organ, by John Brandt.
Gloria, (Fairlamb).
Chant-Sing unto the Lord, Tuckerman.
Authenticate the Lord, by Buck.
Sing allelulia forth, by Buck.
Carols
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pecent Deaths.

Hon. joseph T. Pratt, judge of the
court OF 'mmon pleas of Philadelphia,
died en- Monday ut the age of 40 years.
The CO. If his death was pulmonary dis
ease, complicated by general debility, in
duced by overwork and constant devotion
to his professional work. He was proml-
nently identified with the masonic fra
ternity and with the Grand Army of the
Republic. He was provost marshal of
Charleston, South Carolina, after its cap
ture.
Prof. John s. Hart, L l.. D., died in
Philadelphia on Monday, at the age of CT
years. He was principal of the Pennsyl-
vania central high school for 1S years. He
was the author of number of text books
now In use In schools aud colleges.
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BurrER-ouotations are Old - Fine New
York factory fall, sO@92c grocers selections,
2;SSsoc Invoices q Vermont and New YORK
lots 9oSsSc: cormon lots I5sise: westeTI
creameries, sos32c; DAIRY packed, 24S25c !;
invoices OF sttalSnL lots' is9H0c common ana ana
SIuinaIy i<SgIoG MeMnrine Neilnont, Svg oSo,
Isso. &c" iorA' 'ossS' poor anu or1'Hai'
ioSEoc'
Traoe IN Boston mas peen only iair TO-DAY Us
the storm keeps pack thesout OF town buyers
zine Oh butter is tning tnat was, ana new Is
taken' when good' as last as IL arrives the
poor new arriving sels cheap as noDody wants
II. Long dalrles ana invoices oil vermont ana
New YORK hna a market on arrival at some
price, the poor grades OF all KINDS are accumu'
lating.
Total receipts IN New YORK TOT the week ~
600 packages. exports Tor the week 500 pack
ages last week oI1s PACKAGES FAIR 10 choice
state and western nave been In improved de-
mana TOT the past week. ootn Tor export ana
locai consumption, anu Win a MODERATE supply
HIe wen neiu' common 70 poor are IN aouha
an. supp'y anu WIN iisn. inquiry arc wVuA,
H SUs aie peae Snu no. wanted ,sSaaS
stnte 40" -SSS, az ~ 80 90 80,
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Slate Exports.

Among our last years exports to Europe
was 100, 900 tons of American slate, all
but 5000 tons of which were quarried in
New Jersey and 5000 tons in Vermont.
The value of this slate was $4,000, and
ono third more will be exported tho pres
ent year than last, judging from existing
orders. The only drawback TO news of
this kind is the fact that the whole of it is
sent out in British bottoms. Indeed, near
ly all Of our foreign commerce is carried in
British bottoms; and what makes the fact
more tantallzing is that, while our produc-
tions of earth and growth and msnufac-
ture are more and more 10 demand, We do
not incr ease our shipping.
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Rutland County Court. March Term,

Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, Chief Judge.
Hon. SENECA M. DoRR, ' " ooNs'''
HENRY FL. SMITH, Clerk.
WILLIAM NJ. FIELD, Sheriff.
SPENCER G. ROGERS, Court Reporter.
Thursday, March s9.-State of Vermont
vs.. Julia Higgins; keeping house of ILL.,
fame verdict not guilty.
Respondents in state vs. Samuel Smith,
Rolla Williams and John Taylor, arrained
last week on information and plead not
guilty, were brought into court to-day and
Withdrew their plea of not guilty and plead
guilty of petit larceny, and were respective
ly sentenced to ten days in the county Jail.
The following leases were heard by the
court
d. D. Whitaker and wife vs. VIM. M.
Field Judgment for the defendant.
Henry II. Smith vs.. R. Il. Thrall and
trustee judgment on report for plaintiff
and trustee sdiudged chargable on dis
closure for 1927 and interest received.
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drugs Of any kind: but, II your digestion IL i'm
paired, your liver out Of order. your franc de-
bilitated, or nervous system unstrung, use that
wholesome and agreeable Alternative and tonic,
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which viii GER
talnly afrord you the desired relief, Mono Of
the of1clnal remedies can compare with It in
restorative efficacy, ar "a medicinal stimu-
liant It Is by far the ssirable as well as
popular article Of ! a.. Its basis, the os-
sential principle of b., / =, is the ber' pos.
slble agent for hasteDlup .. Nction of the DO.
tanio ingredients viii Z. holds in solution,
and those ingredients are the most eflcn Is
which chemistry extracts from tho yege...o.c
Kingdom, and medical science applies 10 the
cure OF disease.
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he Eastern Freshets.

BosroN, March 20.
The Maine rivers are reported still rising
a-d fesrs serious freshets arc apprehend-
ed. AT Saco the bridge over Saco river is
closed to travel as " ,fe. AT Augusta a
part of the freight house of.the Kennebeo
and Boston steamboat company is swept
away. At Lisbon Falls and Androsooggin.
Plumbers boom gay- woy and large
number of logs swept dom the river. Ma
chias river is reported higher than for thir-
" years. Mills and bridges arc in immi-
nent a'i!!. There is great danger from an
ice Ian 10 the Androscoggin above Larris-
ton
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"NOT DEBILITA TING as THE
WERCURLAL REMEDIES ARE,
But 8TRENGiHENING IN


This is the testimony of the veteran edi-
tor of the Fredonia Censor, after salts
factory trial Of DR.. Fenner's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. 1t is no
uncommon thing to meet man with CO.
daverous face, thin, gaunt, complaining;
having no appetite. bresth too offensive
to endure, heavily furred tongue, unable to
rest well nights, t..rely keeping around
and hardly able to keep body ard soul to-
gether. He is always a skeptic in rnedi-
cine, and generally everything else, ex-
&C 1t one. There is one thing he believes
in, anu that is that it is interesting TO all
who come within his reach to be bored
with p l0Igthy and particular recital Of all
bis a. us, which recital usually con-
cludes iii al emphatic statement of his
disbelief in all remedies that are recon-
mended for his relief, none of which he
has tried, ct least, not In any thorough
business way. Is i. not relief to turn
from such spectacle to consistent sens.-
bic man who does not effect so much
"smartness," but is willing to acknowledge
the truth. Here is what he says
From Hon. Willard McKinstry, the veteran Cd
itor Of the Fredonia Censor.
DR.. n. NJ. Fenner, Fredonia, N Y.-Dear Sir
l have been using your Blood and Liver Rene
dy and Nerve Tonic during the past few weeks,
and desire to say that like II / ind 1t admir-
ably adapted to the purposes for which you re-
commend It. 1t is an excellent remedy for the
billiousness usually incident TO the change
from winter to spring, sufilc iently physicing
and yet not debilitatlng as the mercurial rem
edies are, but Strengthening instead.
Yours truly, W. MoKINSTRY.
For sale by dealers in medicine; 10 Rut-
land by Paige & Crooks. dSw
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Praying for A Settlement.

ST.. LOUIS, March 80.
The board of directors of the Merchants
exchange to-day adopted resolutions set
ting forth that owing to the injury to the
business interests of the city and the whole
Mississippi valley by delay in the settle
ment of the Louisiana controversy, the
president be requested to Withdraw troops
from the New Orleans state house, leaving
the people to adjust tina matter.
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THOUSANDS OF AEFIpAYnrs.

Many having used "patent" and prepared
medicines and failed In fnding the relief pro-
missed, are thereby prejudlced against all medl-
clnes. Is this right? Would you condemn all
physicians because one failed In giving the re-
lief promised7 Some 90 10 California In search
OF gold, and after working hard for months and
finding none. return home and say there is no
gold there. Does that prove it, Many suffer-
ing with Catarrh aud pulmonary affections
have used tho worthless preparations that
crowd the market, and In their disappointment
say there Is no cure for Catarrh. Does that
prove IT.? Does it not rather provo that they
have failed to employ the proper remedy7
There are thousands OF people In the United
states who can make IN amdavit that DR.,
Sages Catarrh Remedy and DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery have erected their ontiro
cure. Many had lost all sense @ smell for
months, and pieces OF bone had repeatedly
been removed from the nasal cavities.
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Law Library.

The large and valuable collection Of law
books, the library of the late Isaac +. Red
Aeld, formerly chief justice of Vermont,
and comprising the English court reports,
United States supreme and circuit, state
reports of New York, Vermont, MassRchu-
sets, Maine, Connecticut, and other val
liable legal works were sold at auction In
Boston, on Wednesday.
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Parish Meeting of Trinity Church.

The annual meeting of Trinity parish for
the election of officers will be held In Trim
i,y church on Monday next, at 2 o'clock
p. m.
The pews will be rented Immediately
after the parish meeting (about 8 o'clock
and 1t is hoped that all who desire a pew
for the year will be present at that time to
select for themselves. Those desiring only
a part of one will please find some one who
will occupy with them. 30 that all of each
pew may DO rented.
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Somerville and Miles.

Thomas z. Somerville, who was arrest
cd In New York day or two ago for be-
ing an accessory to the passing of $3.50, 900
Of stolen bonds, which proved to have been
bonds stolen from the Ocean bank in 1860,
was the attorney for Miles, the Barre bank
robber, aud the came man who was indict-
ed with the Washington safe burglary mat
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a Railroad to its Engineers.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.
The managers of the Reading railroad
have issued a circular TO the locomotive
engineers employed by tie company, de-
airing that.all who wish to retain employ
ment must withdraw from The Brotherhood
of locomotive engineers. The company
offers to endow life and accident insur-
ance fund for engineers, 80 that they may
lose nothing By leaving the Brotherhood.
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An Extorted Confession.
NEW YORK, March 20

NEW YORK, March 20.
In the suit of Mrs. Calender to restrain
her husband from using her adulterous
confession in his divorce suit, aflldavits
were submitted to Judge Lawrence yester-
day, showing that the confession was ex.
torted by threats. Judge Lawrence en-
phaticsly expressed his belief in these af1-
davits. Decision reserved.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30
Great Mistake Corrected.

Very many persons wbeu asked 10 try
Shiloh's Consumtion Cure. FAY Why, l
havn't got the consumption !" supposing
this medici.-c-iudRipg from the name
was only designed for consumption. What
fatal mistake Did you not know that
medicine that will cure consumption, will
most certainly and speedily cure cough,
cold, hosrseness, or any throat and lung
trouble? II IL an expectorant; 1t will not
dry up cough. Try ii for asthma, bron-
chitis, Group and w coping cough. There
is no medicine that will give az muIs aiste
relief, which Is guaranteed. 1t is perfectly
harmless to the youngest child, and no
family with children can afford to be with
out it; lC cents, so cents and $1.00 per
bottle. a. w. Hisgins, Paige 81 Crooks,
Rutland, F. A. Morse, West Rutland,
Rice & Co., Castleton, W. Sweet, Fair
Haven, j. NJ. Campbell, Poultney; sold
elsewhere by dealers.
"HAoKMETAoK" a fragrant and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y