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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-14
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READER.

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wrapped. on receipt OF 25 cents for one, 81, 25
for six or SIPS for twelve, by WEEKS POT
TER, PIoprietors, Boston, Mass. Jlsd&wlm
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PROOF
WHAT IS NEEDED.

Boston, Feb. 10, 1871.
ME. II. r. STEVENS: Dear Sir-About one
year since found my self in feeble conditisn
from general debility. vEGETINE was strongly
recommended TO me by friend who had been
much benefited by It's use, procured the ar
tlcle, and aft using several bottles, was re-
stored 10 health and discontinued its use. /
feel quite conndeut that there is no medicine
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something to r. store them to perfect health.
U. L. PETrINGILL,
Firm of s. M. PettingIll a Co., 10 State 81, Bos
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CINCINNATI, Nov. qs, 1872.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS 4: Dear -lr--The two bot
ties OF vEGETINE furnished me by your agent,
my wife has used with great benefit.
For long time she has been troubled with
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She was also troubled with DYSPEPSIA and
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THos GILMORE, 99SX Walnut ST.
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
NArIcK. Mass, June /, 1872.
Mr. II. r STEVENS: Dear sir-1 trough the
advice and earnest persuasion OF hev. &. :.
Besr, OF this place, have been taking vEGE-
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/ have used only two bottles and already feel
myself a new mao. kespec'fully.
Report from Practical Chemist and
Apothecary'
BOSTON, Jan, l, 1874.
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To II. r. STEVENS, Ksq
PREPARED BY
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oHEERFULLY RECOMMENDS
Collins YOItaic PlaSterS.

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Milford, DEL, July Il, 1875.
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Messrs. Weeks d Potter, Gentlemen,-Please send
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them to be an excellent Piaster,-the best that
have ever used. l am sorry that the drug
gists here do not keep them.
r. NJ. sNIDER.
Broadway, o.. July 1876.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL

Is q great and reliable medicine, and when
every other remedy s tried and found Wanting,
this, by Its immediate beneficial effect, passes
at once into favor, which IL retains forever af-
wards. -
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's I'm
proved Inhaling Tube, and full directions for
Its use In all cases. Price 81 90. For sale by
all Wholesale and retail druggists throughout
the United States WEEKS q POTTER, GEN
eral agents and wholesale Druggists, Boston.
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Is local and constitutional remedy. 1t
strength, ns the system by In ernal use, while
endeavoring to throw on the disease, and
othes and heals the infiamed nasal surfaces
by direct application.
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ist je2deod&webthw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

s~A,. sne has been making tour through par ~
- ,,nioDs and In the course Of 1t made an au"i
60 Tho neope advising them to be industfiou, ~ Gov
, and % he careful to preserve their lahus o
.n.n.elves and their children. The Downss sneecnes
Emma has also Deen lrdNelhh~ ""'
This IS practical. 1.,.o, no yvell
Governor Wade Hampton makes JoAos 40 uaros
.. ,ho president AT Nashville one day, MI
80 roc. On the carriage bowling to tho snou.'"s
.r.or nd steadyfng himself by hand placou 81,
uan,ntons shoulder In making q gesture 40 on,ort,
~ hand and the horses starting at the SAINT
M was suddenly thrown down IN tHe n want TO
IresdenI" said Hampton, quietly, en.S e." And the
,d firm Won must lean on the South Anu 'N
President laughed -. IL
General Robert f. Lee wrote IN ol Aiuui.
,o,tsr Of farewell to q friend Texas, few Gays ai'oi
do, state had voted herself ont Of the Union Tvs mus
pertluent sentence is this And now, having cose NY
bns,nes viii say how sad fos to-day under the Cur
cnpstanees at leaving Antonio especially as ain
unable to see a single good that VIII result hoi -,
,akcn nv the State but as has been permitted ny
tind pr,vid,pee hope IL will eyentuate IN heT u''O
hens NJ" in is written In a bold and sciaWling manu-
More than twenty-five years ago, three young
Cincippotiaps who were adventurous anu conp"i"
lively unoccupied. resolved 10 CLIMB the very io''
tmposing steepe of a large Presbyterian Chureh. Aio
rough scaffolding was still standing andslowy auu wan
diecuty rocking and swaying in the air and hlgh.en
inc exceedingly The crowd beneath the three coeu "
the very top and grasped the gigantic mana 'nat sur
,nouuted H. Then they came down in safety Ihese
three were Mr. r. b. Hayes, his present secretary, mr.
Rogers and the gentleman VINO relates inc ~ 80
picturesque letter. noting the GOODNESS ana so'u pO'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

emily refused TO take any part In no scheme. which,
they claim injurious their inter ests. At the meet
ing OF the managers oil the WESTERN railroads at the
Windsor Hotel last week. the plan was severely o.
nounced Mr King NicrPTesIdent of the Bn timoc and
Ohio RlilrO I'd, said ii bacon NJ IN open scandal
that certain railroad official, were Interested in the
profits accrung 10 the eYeners" He shoWed ta since
the system went into operation over Tl,uoooOO had
been paid by the three roads mentioned, SIMPLY To Sc
cure n stipulated division OF The traffic.
The statements OF Mr. King created intense excite
ment among some ~ the members OF the conference,
and an eort made 20 advocate tue system. reso
luton finally adopted, however recommending the
presidents Of the roads % cancel tile agreement rs IL
expensive the roads. and very unjust TO other
shippers than the "eycners" II the baltimore and
ONO TO be left out Of the live stock traffic. and OF the
business from New York to the West, s managers do
not hesitate to say in convention that they viii secure
the business II It become necessary to take II at
reduced rates.
The subjects OF prolonged discussion at the recent
meetings at the Windsor Hotel included those above
mentioned. all OF which laid over for further cor
sideraton the Iseo;ing to be held next Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
MIsTRUsTiNG THE SOUTH.

The enthusiastic reception of President Hayes
I'm the South proof OF loyalty 10 the Nation IL may
be an indication OF pleasant state OF feeling but IL is
not to be taken evidence that the men VINO were
strongly welded to a political system have gwen up
their adherence that system. The question is NOT one
of sentiment much Of principle turning on inc
existence of the Union The statement that the South
en- peOple believe that they right i'll warning
against the National Government, aud therefore are
10 he for their earnesness aud bravery Is not
objectionable as a simple statement OF tact But the TACT
that they did believe they were right y Dad one Wneh
we come 60 consider influence, in The future, o 10y
atty the Nation The fact that they stu believe 'nry
were right in the struggle ana that they nope Tor the
Triumph of the principles for which they fought does not
augur wei for the future il loyalty s To b; az much an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

Ready this Morning..
THE sEMIwEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Containing choice editorials poetry, serial story letters
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BRITISH AFFAIRS-Lettcr from a. W. srho Late Admir-
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THE PRESIDENT IN THE soUrH-ropics suggested by
bis VISTA New Party Talked Of.
MINERS wAGES-The Basis" system Illustrations
showing SIS Operations.
THE PRESIDENTS REFORMS - Letter from rhurlov
weed-The Civil Service Southern Policies ZAP.
proved.
Dr. tho Edinburgh Council Benjamin Haioweli
The Drama The Philadelphia scandal How TO Increase tie
Mails "A Lecture the Brazilian Trade; rweed's story
Continued; skooelens Daring Deeds in the Eastern War
The State Convention The Sioux Council; Literary Rel-
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ing in Illinois Bathing conveniences the Country Coop
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
MESICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Schirmer has Just published new and
admirably written Organ Sonata No p, by MI Dudley
Buck
Mr.. s. Liebling, the young pianist, who was
baard here at the Central Park Garden, two three
Summers ago. has taken up his abode in Boston
Mr.. Fred. Boscovitz, the pianist and COM
poser having accepted very favorable engagement IN
London sailed the steamer Alsatia on Saturday lie
viii probably remain abroad several years
The public rehearsal for the first OF Iheo-
doro Thomass symphony Concerts will take place NO
yember l. and the concert will be on the evening OF
November g. The puohc rehearsal for the first concert
Of the NewYork Philharmonic Society will be November
% and will be November "a The hrst pup,
lie rehearsal Brooklyn Philharmonic Society VIII
be November 81 and the first concert VIII be December
Is. There will be three public rehearsas before each
concert OF the Brooklyn Philharmonic, as heretofore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
COTTON Markets.

AUcusrA Oct l-cotton easier; Middlng, loie7loi4c.
low Middling lO0IOsc: Good Ordinary. 52d9s; net Ter
ceipts IS bales; sales. Az bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l-COtton duh MidflnR llsIsc; Low
Middlng lOsc; Good Ordinary, 10 s net receipts. none;
bales gross 796 beles cOastws 100 bales sales
375 bales: spinners, $50 bales; stock, l,ZJs bales.
boston, oct. Lotion steady; Mhillng ll'4ci Low
Mddng III &C. Good Ordinary lOSac net receipts none;
gross bales; stock, ll.1t6 bales.
Oct l.--COon easier; Mfdling, lOssc Low
Middng lose: Good Ordinary lOsc net receipts l9 -
bales exports coastws 3I bales sales 500 bales stock
l044l bales.
CINCINNATI Oct l.-cottOn quiet and &c. lower; Md.
ding lU'sc; Low MdGnpg, lobe. 0oOi Ordinary, lO4c.;
reeepts zoo bales shipments lab baies sales 100 bales;
stock, q 10 bales.
GALVESTON. oct l.-CotOr easy Mlddlng lose; Low
MGdng l0lsc: GOoi Ordinary, lOc; net receipts 22J4
bales gross 23l4 bales. coastwise 2lj2 bales;
sales 66 bales exports coastwse $50 bales stock 1908
bales
LOUISVILLE Oct l.-COtton dull Middng lie.
MEMPHIS OCT Lotion steady; Mddhng. lie; receipts,
1853 bales shipments s2S bales; sales $50 baes stock.
27fo bales. $3.50
MoBILR oct Cotton UNCHANGED Ndding, 1885,; Low
Middng OLGA Os. Coca Ordn'ry, nOmira net receipts,
baes exports cOastwse, 23J bales sales $40 bales;
STOCK 1888 bales
NEw.OREANs, oct l.-CottOn weak; Middling lloi Low
Mddnng, tc Good Ordinary los net recopts, 1928
4S bales exports cOastwise l7S bales saleA
900 bales stock. 2SO22 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

Sizes designated 10y fractional numbers to be treated as
Those designated by the next smaller integral numbers
Wire manufactured by the American Screw Company
OF Providence, X. L.. same duty paid. - 80
Wood screws from irun duty paid add Do
per cent to exported weight TO cover wasage III manu-
facture.
In those where a discriminating duty has been
paid under the provisions OF Section 25Ol OF the Revised
Statutes the drawback allowed shall bear the same fea
on to that duty the usual allow bears TO the or
binary duty.
All OF the foregoing. except the drawback on refined
sugars, shall be subject to the usual 20 per cent rcteh
ton.
The drawback on refined sugars shall be subject TO
retention Of per cent as required Di oectOh Vi tne
Act OF March 3, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

The first Southern tour has been such
thoroughly satisfactory success that there ought 40 De no
hesitation IN kiug second and longer ST LOUIS
Republican (Dem)
The great Empire State has spoken the voice
the Republican party in the speech OF Hon q fat
the Temporary and permanent Chairman OF the cenVen-
ton and in the grand manifesto OF senator ConAling-
Elmira Advertiser (Rep).
TO the triumph of the Democracy OF ONO
this Fail whose policy Mr. Hayes is pursuing, viii the
honest nde pendent Republicans, who believe In the real
nacca0n OF the SOuih have to look for the lndOrse
nenI OF Mr. Hayes's course-l Dayton Democrat tDem)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

BRIGHT-Afer short Illness AZ New Canaan, Conn.,, on
Saturday evening sept 20 Adene OSBORN Youngest chld
Maria \ Bright IN the I'm year 81 e ace.
Canaan, at O'Clock, raesay Oct
BUNNELL-At Engewood. NJ,on oct II! after hort
Illness Alice Elizabeth, Youngest daughter OF Lyman H. ana
Jennie " Bunnell. a,ed year. month and 20 days
Funeral at EngloWOOd ". j., Oct 3, 1877, ~ 10 a. W.
GATES-On Monday, oct l. at her late rosdeuee. No. IL
East ,st Lcta Gates. widow Of the late John Gates
Not &c OF funeral hereafter.
MTILER-On Sunday, Sept 80. Amos Miller.
eaves and friends family invited 20 attend the
funerl from his residence No. / Noble ST. Green
point on wednesday. oct. 3, al L. O'Clock.
vANwARTAt TarrytOwn, Friday, Sept %, 1871 John
A. Nanwart. - -, a..
Rearyes and friends respectfully invited attend the
his late residence Broadwly Iafy t0Wn on iucs
day, oct. 2, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
SLIGHTLY CoMPLACENT.

The tour of Mr.. Hayes through the South
canno il 10 be productive OF gOOd. II II does DOtMng
else il will acquaint the President, more accurately than
ANYTHING could have done, with the people or Tue
Sniltb lie will fnd by actual observation that tins see
tion has been sandcred-fOuy and know lngy sandefcd
by IFS enemies Where he has been led TO ook Tor race
of sukiug barbarc, turbulent politicians he Will hnd
bright active pros porous and happy people turbulent
only with the energy oi rehabilitation. where he mas
been led to look for of bleeding, starving, OPP
messed uegrOes he will lind host Ofcdrcless, con ented
darkes protected in all Their rights encouraged IN tneir
IrglfIm9te aspirations, and m,ngng happily with the
white people IN the professions that line MS route O
travel The scales viii fall from his eyes, and he VIII
return TO the Capital much better capaoiaed for me
treatment of Governmental issues than he ever has Dek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
FRIENDLY TALK.

It is the duty of every Republican to stand
by the ticket and work for its success TO TIE best OF ms
ability letting by-gOnes be by-gOnes, and wasting no
time over individual grievances or virtual aosfactOns
The Democrats evidently divided III sentm.nt, ahu
There is a good opportunity now to redeem tine STATE
tbe canvass united in determination 10 succeed Moth
ing can be gained and may be lost b. dispuing
over matters which By possibility can Dc setteu 10
to satisfaction of either side COnklIng and Curtis
men il there are any, unite in the support Of the Re
pubcan State and local tickets without the least com
promise OF opinion regard 10 their respective fayOrtes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

marriage" have had Abundant success on the new
York stage Mr. Boucicauts standard however. Is
high one is necessary to state that in this in
stance. he has scarcely reached IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

Who feel chilly these cool Autumn mornings and even
,pgs yoGEL BROTHERS ready immense yariet
Of Fall Overcoas handsonest STYLES at astonishing os
prices Broadway Hopon st. aud 5thaye near 42dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
PLATPs SORE HEAD.

From ne Cdlcl1IGtt LDHtHifTttdt
Mr.. Platt of New ork, who enjoys the re-
imitation vi being one cOhfden ia sat snen be
longing the inner circle OF the Conhg party Vslted
Governor Hayes 10 DC President ne WOllj nor Dai
gain the place with senators, ana was MOI Aey 10
met TINS was the beginning OF his sOrr0ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 2, q. MA slight decline OF
aiIpressurc took place yesterday though the sky
cOudess The temperature not notably changed.
TIE excess OF moisture In the air continues.
Fair weather. with occasional light clouds may be ex
pected In this city and vicinity to-day. Tomorrow
gradually increasing cOudiness Is probable and the
winds are likely TO be somewhat cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
CHEESE Markets

ALBANY " " Oct l-OGerincs the Little Falls Cheese
today Smaller than usual the drouth which
weeks having tended 10 lessen the milk supply.
consequently the quantity Of cheese made was small
pssfurage ia reported aud good Autumn for
making Is predicted Factory Cheese to-day brought
l2LGl3c. per n. average price being l2'lc Farm Cheese
l2L 0f3c chiefly l22c. ButterLitte doing prices I'M
cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

tho company having been organized June O. 1870. Tho
line extends from Roczaway 20 Far R0ckaway. about
nine miles IL was leased 20 the Long Island Railroad
soon n WAS COMPLETED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
NSkHIED.

CoLE-sMITH-on "Wednesday. Sept 90, Of An sonls
Church bv the Rev DIR. Henry W. Bellows MI. John III.
and Miss Lucy May smith daughter OF the late Angus
tus r. smith, all Of this city.
PRATr-sACKETT 800 on Thursday, Sept. 81 At St MI
chaeps Church New York, by the Rev Thomas NJ Peters
D. D. and the Rev George Jarvis GeeI d. D. Miss Elizabeth
Kinball cAett OF this city, and Co 0De Edward Fitch
Pratt, OF Milwaukee, WIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
There il 10 Nan

Specie Payment Resumed. The best ine-cut for sale
everywhere. Try IL once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

Intelligent buyers Of clothing At retail will not fail TO er
anime the stock offered by DByLIS co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For tho Middle Atlantic States, clear or
parity cloudy weather. light variable winds, stationary
pressure and temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
Gpsria! Notices.


Advertisements intended for the next issue OF THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should DO handed in before p m to-
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE should DO handed IN before p H. To-
day. ---------
Grateful Odor, Indicative OF health and parity is
municaed the mouth by the sweet scented "hh
ongrdent that Dot highly beneAeA 70 oo'a
gums and teeth
Edward H. Dixon VI. De-, editor OF THE sCALPEL, will
give his tenth OF Lectures Diseases OF the Pavo
Vcea 10 those surgeons advanced students who al
ready familiar WITH wish to acquire practical knowledge
OF the modern improvements Therapeutics aud surgical
treatment important organs The various Instruments
and peculiar modes OF operation nvenedb by Dr. d. ana &c
scrbed in THE sCALPEL daring the last twenty years and
in his works on the and the Sexual sys
tenn will be shown and illustrated The method Of treating
Structure Of the Urehra Hernia Hemorrhoids and lstua
will illustrated the dead body and the diseases oil TIC
Uterus by preparations made by the Eorentne
Academicaus expense viii be spared In making the lee
lures as comprehensive and graphic modern science wills adj
nit Whenever possible the operations performed by Dr. d.
in his private practice Hospital may be witnessed by the
students Lectures commence November J.
The $500 in advance Acertihcae OF At
tendance and full diagrams. illustrating al of Dr. Ds
methods VIII given Apply at his residence, No. 20 Fifth
ave. between and daily and and evenings FOR list Of
instruments, at cost price, incloso stamp
Ennmeiied Observation-Disclosures builders and Others arc
invited specimens Of these bricks In various coors
at the Office Of C. N. sCHoLL, No Wa!i-st They are
adapted and exterior decoration and TO the eonsirae
Of hospitals cemetery and other vaults prison cells ana
mosphere are essential eiements.
Nervous Yxhs ustion-A medical comprising
Of lectures az Ks9s Mssen ?, yS
dspulab how lo.t health may BE- rsgans ,sordng ssst
neryou. and py.ea debility hing The result n % 20 Ssas *
KAHN once and residence, 81 y. lOthst.N.Y.
Sixteeuth Assembly District-A meeting Of citizens do
srng promote The best Interests Of clty and sta w %
FRIDAY eyenng October O. az oeioek Tho name,
influential citizens their merits will be conscenuousy
considered INDEPENDENT Of political parties or eqnes Adj
bly, District Civil Service and FiraneLal Reform
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Al Notices Of Marriages must BE- inaorsef Nth fsH
aame and address