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DO. president Of Pcru.--Death in New York
Of Alexander Turncy Stewart.
13.-Avcry end Mcdonald found guilty,
! NJ s., Louis, in the whisky lriais aud sem
! t.n'cd TO imptisonment.- Funeral Of a.
| r. Stewart
If -Unvcil'ng Of the Lincoln statue on
/ Lincoln tquatc, Washington. Burning "
| the Greeley farmhouse at Chappaqua, New
| York.
H.-Arrival in New York of Dom +, d.
! 70, emperor Of Brazil -Foundcfing Of a
| l;ussian corvette while entering the Ptuu.;
| loss of all persons on board Death at
! Longwood, Penn, Of Hautah Cox, tie IA
| nous abol Zionist. aged - years
| 1G Death at s.. Louis, No, of Truslcu
| Polk, cX-U niicd States senator: at Medina,
Ohio, Of II. G.. Blake, cx-rcpresentajive in
congress.
17.-Dcath at Deirot, Mich, Of Orcstes
b. Browns IN. aged 13 Sinking at Han
nihal Mo-. oi he tnE-b,a, Dic'atoJi riuc
lives lO-t
29.-Dcsth Of the Princess Isabella Of
Portugal, aged 70 years.
23-Dcath in henderson CITY, Ky, Of
cN-ChiicI States Senator \. Dixon; 81
ycarg.
25.-Burnng at Bouen, France, OF he
Theatre dos Arts. A number Of soldiers
and actors killed - Death in New York; of
Rorrrv Iv,llioms p,. rc,or
2S.-Q lcen Victoria, in a proclamation
announces her assumption Of the additional
title "cmprcss Of India
port. aged "a mrs LDfath Of Chief.,Ins.
lice Z ward " Gilnin Of Delaware. sgrJ
~ Years ~SufTragc restored r. tbc ;,h,b-
iia1ts of Aisarr I'D Lorraine ''
30-DeathN g., F,,rance Italy of Jones
Torimer Graham the American consul
MAY
G.-Rot in S9lonica, Turkey assassina-
ton Of the French and German consul. -
Great explosion Of reud-rock at Wcs, Io-
boken, New Jersey.-Desth Of John A.
Soaring eX-rcprescnlatve in congress, in
Miueula, l.. l. aged 81 years
7-Da'h, at Flushing, l.. l., Of the Rev.
I)r. w. B. Sprlgue, aged 50 years.
lO.-Opening Of the Philadelphia cXhi-
btion.
l1-Remrn home Of the prince Of Wales
from India.
13.-Dcath, in New York, of Judge
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Thl3standard article IS compounded with 4
greatest care.
us effects are rs wonderful and satsractd
as ever.
Itrcstores gray or faded hair to It's youth
color,
II removes am cruptions, itching, and dar
run and tla scalp by It's use becomes wit
aud clean.
Hy itS tonic properties it restores the car
larry glands TO their normal ylgor, prevent,
bolluef, and making the hair grow thick d
struu-.
As dressing nothing has been found So
fcctunl, or desirable.
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sets, says OF 10; al consider It the best pre-
ration for its intended purposes"
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Clle aSutlanl 9ailu Globt


THURSDAY. JANUARY 4 1877.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS,
Invariably cure The following diseases:
tSuRDEts OF EEnE KIDNEY

In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they secrete too much or 100 lillle water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel,
or with aches ana pains settled IN the lOiHs
over the regions Of the kidneys, these PMS
should be taken according 10 the printed dlrrc-
tlOns, and the Ointment should De wen rubbed
into the small or the back aL Ded time THIS
treatment VIII give almost immediate relct
when an other means have failed.
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I'--Dcalu, IN hOlNc, OF dOsSpn ftrTarl,
the Italian philosopher.
ID ath ON the road 10 Philadelphia cf
Col. Marshall L-iIerts of the seventh rcs.
mcnt y. G. :. y. y. veterans.
4-Ihe centennial Of Am rcan liberty
is celebrated throughout The United States,
notably in Philadelphia.
6 Death of Auguste Casimir Perier in
Paris, aged 60 years. -Conhlct between
whites and negroes in Hamburg, s. c.
0-Burnng Of Castle Garden, New
York.
lO-Religious outbreak in Columbia,
South America 10 lives lost.
ll.-Prcsidcut Grant demands and re-
ceiycs the resignation of Postmaster Gen
eral Jewell.
II jones NJ. Tyncr nominated and
confirmed postmaster general-Dom Pedro,
emperor OF Brazil, sails from New Io,k
for England
13.-ExposIon OF the boiler Of the Eng !
hsh man-ot-War ThuudeIcr; terrible loss of !
life.
1j.-Death of cx-Police Justice Michael
Connolly in New York, aged 50 years.
lS.-Dclth, in Edinburgh. Of Alexander |
Russell, the editor 4 the Scotsman news
paper
l0-Cornell university wins all three
races in the intercollegiate regatta at Sara
tOgH.
20 --Capsizing OF the yacht Mohawk in
New York bag of Staten Island MIR. and
Mrs. W. T Garner, Frost Tharne, Miss
Adele Hunter and Peter sullivan drowned.
22.-Death of Ex-Governor Wm. Halle
of New Hampshire aged 90 wears.
20. death or cX-Cnited States Senator
Allen T. Caperton of West Virginia, aged
G6 years.
20. -Ex-Queen Isabella returns to Spain.
AUGUST.
1.-The United S a'es senate fail to con-
vict Belknap -Presdeut Grant, hy pro.
declares Colorado 10 be state.
Sinking of a ilstboat on Bawbee's Lake,
Mich, nine persons killed.
Congress adJouns-rhe entire hu
senss part of We-tport, n, Y, destroyed
by fire - Death, in Eughud, Of Henry
earl OF Lonslale; 5S years.
d. D,ath of Michael G. Kerr, speaker
Of the house OF representatives 10 years
3O-D,alh Of Feicien David, the French
m. sleal composer CO ycars,
81 Murad Elfendi. sultan of Turkey,
tcposed and Abdul Ilamid, his brother,
proclaimed his successor.
SEPTEMBER.
4.-The town Of s. Hyacinthe, Canada
destroyed by fire 1900 persons rendered
IL Death, in Richmond, Va, Of Gen.
Henry A. Wise, aged 20 years
IA Death, in Louisiana, of Robert
Balnwell Rhelt jr, aged 75 years.
Continual IN Ho,,rtb ,,,,.
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Continued on Fourth page.
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and q light trade. Sales OF 5000 bushels
mixed western and state at 39a54c white
sgale AZ 43@65c faucy white state at b7kc
NeW YORK No white at 4ia44hc New York
10. At 44hc mixed state TN track at 6sc
ern at acc.
HAY.-Flrm ut 65a7oo for shipping.
H0Ps- QUIET sales ut 6@i0 Tor yearlinRs:
5914c for new crop Eastern and Western
lO@lIo for new New York state; i5@20c for
CoFFFB.-Rlo better grades quiet, flrm in
demand low grades dun and heavy cArgoes
are quoted at lT@2lo gold l7h@2lG gold for
Job lots
sUdAP.-Dull and heavy. Sales at sxa,c
for fair 70 good refining SIC for prime re-
nned is firn er OF 1880 Tor standard A liz
@!lAc for graduated; llHc Tor pow dercd
ll2@lihc foY crushed.
AoLAssEs-Foreign refining grades dull and
urn grocery grades quiet and unchanged
New Orleans at 4O@bGc
IuoE.-Qulet and steady. sales OF Carolina
at6h@Gxc; Louisiana at 4,{s64c.
PBTRoLEUM-Dull crude at lOEc; refined,
loNc; cases nominal naphtha, at ike.
IAlLow-Flrm. Sales OF 10000 pOunds at
i5-l5i6ca5c for prime.
EGGs.- l'irmer Sales at lsJac for state ana
PCRK-Firmer. sales VI new mess at Sl4 rs
ola 10; extra prime silt co.
HI P.-Qdiet.
LAEp-bleher and firm. Sales OF prime steam
at 50 72kG5o IS.
BUTTKK-In buyers favor at 12@20c for west
elm le92So fer state 25@32c for new.
CHEEsB--steady saleB ~ o l5jSc for com
mon 10 prime.
WHIskY-steady. Buyers bid 81 os regular.
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Wrestling Match.

In the wrestling match at Music hall, st.
Albaus, Monday evening, between Charles
Dolby of :. Adams and VIM. McEnany of
Fairfield. for $25 side, Dolby was victori-
Gus in the frat trial, and McEnany in the
second round. The third round wac well
contested, and Doby's friends say that he
won it fairly, but we understand that the
controversy was settled by dividing the
money between the contestants. After this
Decker OF Swanton and Callan of Fairfield
wrestled, and the former won the match.
There were from 100 to 300 spectators in
attendance.
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WAS BILIOUS AND MY NERVES
WE'RE QUITE UNlSTRUNG.

How many people coulj truthfully make
the above expression ~ this tiL.eY And
how many will CONT that way until
finally attacked by fever or some form of
disease, or else wear II cut y letting IL
nearly wear their lives out OF them, peing
unfit for business for monthsi Their 's .
man living in the town of Sheridan, ". 70
postoffice address is Fredonis, who has q
way OF rapidly setting aside such difficult
ties, and not allowing them 10 interfere
with his business or his chances Of life.
Here is what he says:
Fredouia, ~ Y, Jan. 9Th, 1917.
l certify that had been out OF health ana
constantly running down for more than three
months; was biiltous, eyes and complexio be-
ing yellow ana my nerves we're quite unstTung
Had lost my appetite, my mouth tasted bad,
my head was stuffed up and felt Gull and
heavy, and i had entirely lost my ambition.
In this condition began taking DR.. Fenner'e
BLOOD ana Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic.
began 10 gain as soon as commenced taking
the medicine. have now TAX en- one bottle and
feel entirely cured IL is truly the most valid
able medicine ever took. lt is surprising how
fast my nerves become steadied and invigorat-
ed and my appetite improved after COM
menced 10 take 10. earnestly advise every
body serious affected TO try Il. II IL pleasant
10 take. N. N. WHITAKER.
Sold by dealers in medicine; for sale In
Rutland b. Paige g. Crooks.
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The Haste of the Political Ring.

|
Editor of Rutland Globs:-On taking
up the Burlington Free Press this morning,
my eye met the following item:
The Rutland county bar, at meeting
held on Saturday, unanimously voted TO
recommend to Gov Fairbanks the appoint
ment of Hon. w. @. Dunton to the ex-
pected vacancy on the supreme court
bench.
This struck me as rather peculiar
method Of making judge of the supreme
court by caucus of the members OF the
bar of one county. 1t has strange ap-
pearance to members of the profession and
the public in other counties, 80 long as
there Is no vacancy, for Judge Wheeler
has neither resigned, nor signi6ed that he
shall accept the district judgeship. 1t has
the look that the Vermont political ring,
who have 30 great desire to control all
appointments, making themselves candi-
dates tor every vacancy or prospective va
cancy, are this time in too much haste.
1t must be pleasant as we'll as amusing
to Judge Wheeler to witness the scramble
for his old shoes should he conclude to cast
them off. 1t must be agreeable to him to
be personally interviewed by newspaper
men and Office seekers. IL is undoubtedly
an interesting sight to the presiding judge
to see the members of the bar and politi-
clans fitting about the court room, making
Judge to take his place ADD at the same
time creating new judge Of probate tor
an expected vacancy. Also to know that
the ring are selecting member of the ring
whom he must appoint United States dis
trict clerk All this may be pleasing to his
honor, Judge Wheeler, but these doings of
the petty politicians are far from seemly
sight in the eye of the public.
The new method of secret caucus on
the part of the bar, for the nomination Of a
judge Of the supreme court, and appointing
q state official to HE off to the governor to
secure an appointment before vacancy is
created for him to all, to say the least is q
novel proceeding. To the members of the
legal profession in other counties Of the
state, it looks di, reputable and is so consid-
cred. Such s. no at least has never be-
fore been presented to the people of Yer
mont.
Judge Dunton il very proper man to
be made judge Of the supreme court. We
have no obi actions TO him, but are OPP
posed to the manner in which he was pro-
scented, which we are compelled to say is
far from reputable TO him or to the bar.
Why not wait until a necessity for new
judge arises Why ask the governor to ap-
point a nudge where there is no vacancy
1t 10 to be hoped that Governor FAIR
banks will manifest the game manly in
dependence, when vacancy does occur, in
making an appointment, as did President
Hayes in the nomination of Judge Wheeler
and eschew the Vermont ring-who as
sumo to dictate TO him in advance-and
that he will fearlessly make an appoint
ment of the best man for the position with
out reference to locality or the dictation OF
the politicians. LEX.
Rutland, January 20, 1877.
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Merchants Row, Rutland, Vermont.

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 elk
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 liDe OF Children's Car
riages we ever had, and OF panic prices.
Do not purchase until you have examined
ours. Yours, etc.
l. BROTHERS,
d&w Chemists and Druggists
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Addison County.

Col. l.. E. Knapp of the Middlebury
Register is quite ill and unable to attend to
hi, editorial duties.
Mr.. George W. Barton of New Haven is
contemplating the erection Of Large and
commodious horse and cattle barn the COM
ing season.
F. G. Converse of Brdrort has pur-
chased the farm of his father-in-law, G.
A. Wicker, esq, and is becoming quite
formidable land owner.
Mr.. Jonas 8. Smith of Addison and Mr..
Jason Spaulding of Bridpert are about to
remove to Malone, N. Y, to open tobac-
co store in that promising town.
Mrs. Calvin Squier of New Haven is
slowly recovering from the effects of the
injury which she received several weeks
since, which resulted in dislocated
shoulder.
The address of A. E. Stanley, esq, of
Leicester, at the county grange meeting, at
New Haven, last week, was warmly COM
m ended by those who were fortunate
enough to hear it.
Hon. ]. W. Stewart and DR.. q. B. HUI
bert of Middlebury 60 to Montpelier to-
day to attend the funeral of the lamented
DR.. Lord. We understand that Gov.
Stewart has been selected by the family to
act as one OF the pail bearers.
Miss Sarah Abernethy of Cornwall,
daughter Of the late Cyrus o. Abernethy,
died quito suddenly on Sunday evening last.
Her disease was Inflammation ofthe bowels.
Her funeral occurred on Tuesday, March
20, Rev. s. W. Msgill, D. d., officiating.
We deeply regret to learn that Abel P.
Skiff, esq, of Brdport, had an attack of
paralysis on Wednesday of last week, of a
serious character, and is still unable TO
speak. Mr.. Skiff Is one of the prominent
citizens of that town, and his misfortunes
will awaken the deepest sympathy.
The suggestion of tue appointment of
the Hon. w. G. Dunton to the supreme
court bench in place of Judge Wheeler, ap-
pointed United States district judge, 10
greeted with the warmest appreciation in
Addison county. Judge Dunton is native
of Bristol, and graduate of Middlebury
college, and has been much esteemed by
his early friends for his honesty, his love
of justice and truth, and many other essen
tial qualities which would go to make up
the upright Judge.
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Coal at Auction.

New YORK, March. 90
The Pennsylvania coal company sold Al.
auction to-day 225, 900 tons Pit,ston coal.
The whole was disposed of In half an
hour. The prices, as compared with Feb
uary sales, show falling off in all quail
ties from ten cents to thirty cents per ton.
Vice president Hoyt announced that the
coal will be delivered duriog April and
May, or sooner; thst the sales were genu-
Inc. Fcrty thousand tons lump started at
80 70, advanced to $2.72i. and fell to
1910, at which the balance was purchased.
Twenty thousand tons of steamer COM
menced at $2.7o, advanced to $270t
fell to SO 57t, then advanced to
60 07t and closed at $2.7o. Thirty-fve
tho sand tons of crate opened at $2.70,
went to S2.72i, and closed quickly at
$2.75. Twenty five Thousand tons of egg
began at 50 70, went to s2.72., and closed
at 81 70 Twenty thousand tons of chest
nut opened at $40, fell to SO 05, and
finished at $500. Eighty thousand tons
of stove opened heavy at 1921, fell to
SO 20, then to $S 10, and closed at Big.
Five thousand tons OF pea at S2.33.
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a Decision for Hampton.

OHAHLESTON, udICu HOs
Judge Reed, In the circuit court, to-day,
rendered decision in the Flynn habeas
corpus case, releasing Flynn on the ground
that Chamberlain has no lawful authority
as governor. The decision concludes as
follows / am of opinion, therefore, that
Wade Hampton was made governor in
and over the state Of South Carolina
through the ballot box, in accordance with
the constitution, at the election held on tho
7th of November last; that he qualified, If
not following the letter, in tho spirit and
interest of the constitution on the 4th of
December last that he has been siuce that
time and is row the lawful governor of
South Carolina, aud should be obeyed and
respected accordingly. 1t follows from
these views that d. Ii. Chamberlain WAS
not governor on tho third of January,
1877, the dslc of the commission Of w.
F. Dover as trial justice for Charleston,
aud that his appointment and commission
were without lawful Authority and void.
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Vermont News.

The state prison has some new iron
doors.
There are over twenty cases of dlphthe-
ria in Orange
In the race at Burlington, Friday. Susan
won the race,
Hay is very cheap in Orleans county,
selliug for $40 per ton.
Deacon Glsason's house in Wsitsfeld
village was burned Friday, Loss $4,000.
A calf born at Richtord, last week, has
six legs, all of which it uses in walking,
and is thrifty and healthy.
Rev. Joseph Garland of Fairfield is to
become pastor of the Congregational
church in wsterville, April list.
Not an inmate of the state prison remains
idle excepting John p. Phair, the murder
er, who is to be executed April 8.
Some good men in Wa.erville lately pre-
scented two widows with twenty cords Of
wood each, and then prepared the same for
use. 4.
The new class in the Burlington medical
college is unusually large, there being al
ready seventy students, with prospect of
reaching 100.
Tatro, the Highgate murderer, will be
tried at the coming April term OF Franklin
comfy court. He ia still confined In ST..
Adams jail.
Charles Wilson, clerk In drug store at
Montpelier, was filling bottle with creo-
soIe, few days ago, when 1t exploded,
burning him terribly.
G. K. Marsh of Hancock has forty Me-
rino sheep which averaged little over 12t
pounds per head of washed wool. Rather
strong statement that.
Prof. ]. B. Richardson of Barre acade-
my is soliciting aid for that institution,
by which 1t is desired to establish profes-
sorshlp in all the branches.
The celebration of st. Patrick's day In
Burlington was confined to the usual ser
vices in the cathedral, and to private
"drown.ngs of the Shamrock"
Hon. B. B. smalley has filled the posi-.
tion of clerk of thc United State court over
which hlS fath-l presided. Several names
are upon the list for the position.
Hayden, the Derby Line murderer, at
present 10 Windsor prison for safe keeping
awaiting trial next September at work in
the institution, dressed 10 prison suit.
Hon. George p. Baldwin died Thursday
morning, at Bradford, after an illness OF
two days, at the age of seventy-ninc. He
was for long time judge of the county
court.
Burlington had but four actual free 10
1876, ocoasioning loss of 92,2l0, and moi
a building, with the exception of small
stone house, was burned down or seriously
injured.
Largo quantities of cord wood have been
cut In the mountains across Lake Cham
plain, this winter, and now lie piled at The
various docks, awaiting the opening OF
navigation.
Mr.. Il. Q. Carpenter, head clerk at the
City hotel, Portland, Maine, has leased the
America house, Hydepark, Lamoils coun.
ty, and purchased the furniture. He will
take possession April LIST.
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Tho following are the quotations :
new York produce Market.

INV YORK, March ~.
FLouR.-Receipts OF $500 bbls. Market is
more active from 8 TO 10 cents higher. Sales
OF $4,000 barrels OF No. at t4Oo94so J;
supernne western aud state at 50 500
So so common 10 good extra western and
state at S. 6ast6 90 good TO choice do at 20 Ooe
% 10; commo0 20 choice white wheat western
extra nj &c 90@$I 10; fancy white wheat west
ern extra az 81 i5@ss 30; common 20 good extra
Ohio 60 $50 90 common 20 choice extra ~
Louis at s. 9Os9 90; Patent Minrosota extr.
good TO pTiihe al 81 D5 - 90 choice 10 double
extra at 500 Oal0 co. Market closing strong.
wHKAT-Recelpts 800 bushels. Fully 2 cent
better with u moderate export and fair mill
ing demand. sales OF $4,000 bushels at 81 esh
a | 80 for ungraded spring 81 4208l 42N Tor No.
I aud 8 Milwaukee mixed In store 81 42h
for No. Cnicsgo, afterward 81 As was bid
No. 2 Milwaukee an0at az 81 90 winter wheat
quiet aud unchanged.
RYR- Quiet and steady. Sales OF western al
s0as2c $4,000 for Jersey, state and Penn
sylvania sales OF 5000 bushels OF prime Penn.
sylvania at 90c.
BARLKY-Dull and decllning. Sales OF 10 600
bushels OF six-rowed state at zoe.
CoRH.-Recaipts or &c coo bushels. opened
k@k cent better s cd demand. Sales OF
10000 bushels. Unsraded we tern mixec
at b59b6c New York No. 8 at b5N@b6
steamer mixed at bsk @b6Nc; do. yellow at 81
9b7hc; do. white at bsc.
oiTs.-Reoeipta OF 1890 bushels. Firmer
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Encouragement for the Feeble.

Debility, whether 1t be Inherent, or caused
by oyertaxed strength, or protracled illness,
has most depressing influence upon the mind,
breeding an lbject melancholy nearly akin 70
despair, and enforcing the abandonment OF
cherished projects and high hopes. Happily
the enfeebled system, even in extreme cases, is
susceptible Of invigoration. 1t is proved by In
controv ertable evidence that Hostotter's stom-
ach Bitters is an unfailing strengthener OF the
weak, and that In addition to WALKING the
physical organization, II establishes regularity
among those organs upon whose efncient dis
charge OF the duties imposed on them by ma