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AMERICAN HOUSE.


w. +. paige, Proprietor.
Having leased the above wel-known ho-
tel, and taken possession of same, | shall
be pleased to see all my friends, and the
travelling public generally. l shall en-
deavor to maintain the reputation of the
house for being flrst-cass in every respect.
i10dtf w. +. PAIGE,
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BEER WICK HOTEL,
HNIuNUI ",
9. =. nIchardsOn, ProprIetOr.

Q. r, HIchardsOn, PrOprIetOr.
A flrst-class house, modern in all its ap-
pointments. Accommodations for 200
guests. Spacious and richly furnished par
lors. Fine, airy sleeping rooms. Bill of
fare not surpassed by any in the state.
Billiard, bath and sample rooms. Terms
only $500 per day.
A fine livery connected with the house.
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Cocoa is the cheapest drink for the working
classes. DR.. Lancaster says; "Cocoa contains
as much fiesh-forming matter as beet.h There
is no Cocoa or Chocolate In the market superior
TO that made by Walter Baker & Co. All gro
GERS sell 1t.
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MARRIAGES..

RUGG-MERRITT-At Rutland, April 3Oth, by
Rev. j. X. Richardson, Corydon Rugg to Jen-
nile NJ. Merritt, both OF Rutland,
LEY-MCNAMARA-AtSt st. Peters church.
Rutland, April 30th, by Rev. Charles Boylan,
John Ilowley and Belinda Mcnamara, both OF
Rutland,
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$4,000 die annually by neglecting a
cough, cold or Group, often leading to con-
sumption and the grave. Why will you
neglect SO important a matter when you
can get at Or store SHmoH's CONSUMPTION
CURE. With the assurance of a speedy re-
covery. For sore chest or lungs, lame
back or eide, use SHILoH's Porous PLAs-
TER. Sold by Paige & Crooks and Francis
Fem, Rutland, i. A. Morse West Rut-
land and Rice IL Co., Castleton.
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" HAcKMETAoK," a popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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Tlre 8ntIana 9aily Glube
TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1877.
Local Weather Report

The weather report kept at A. W. Hig-
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday; Z a. m. 48 above I;
Q p. IN. So above; Up. m. SO above.
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ICE! ICE 7!

The subscriber is ready to deliver Ice to par
ties in the village or Rutland, at the following
rates
10bs per day. 25 cents per week Is lbs per
day, 35 cents per week; 2Olbs per day, so cents
per week.
All extra Ice will be charged at 50 cents per
100 pounds. Bills payable weekly. Spring Ice
ToDgs for sale, Is. +. DENKLEE.
Rutland, May l. 1871. myldtf
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ICE |! ICE !

The subscriber has put In store large guam.
tity OF spring water Ice, and proposes to fur
nlsh the same to the citizens OF Rutland vii
lage at
HARD PAN PRICES.
VIII commence delivering at an early day.
For further particulars enquire at W. b. Mus
sey 81 Sons, where orders can be left.
CHARLES A. ROWELL.
Rutland, VT, April 25th, 1871, d2w
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BLACK ALP ACAS
AND
BRILLIANTINES

at TWENTY PER CENT LESS than real value,
all in perfect goods, and Will be sold at prices
lower than ever before known In Rutland.
A DOUBLE FOLD BLACK ALPACA for IS cts.
per yard, positively worth rs cents,
DOUBLE FOLD BLACK ALPACA for 20 cts.
per yard, positively worth 80 cents.
DOUBLE FOLD BLACK ALPACA for 20 cts.
that would be cheap at IS cents.
A DOUBLE FOLD BRILLIANT ALPACA for
37H cents. ANY merchant would call them
cheap at 30 cents.
A DOUBLE FOLD AND DOUBLE FACED BRIL-
LIANT1NE for so cents. Cannot be matched
In weight and lustre for less than 6o cents.
A VERY FINE DOUBLE FACED ALPACA,
SILK FINISH, for soc. The regular price
never before less than &C.
DOUBLE FOLD SILK FINISH BRILLIAN-
TINE for CSC. Best bargain In Rutland and
would be cheap enough at SOC.
We have many other grades, but these are
our special bargains, and we guarantee they
cannot be matched in any other place In the
country. II you have dress OF this kind to
buy, do not fail to examine the above bargains
WE NEVER SEND SAMPLES OF BLACK
ALPACA, but would say to our customers liv-
ing at distance, should you wish TO order
dress pattern from any OF the above grades you
can do so with the privilege OF returning the
same by express at my expense, II they should
not prove satisfactory In every respect
Also, Just opened from the same sale, large
lot OF
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ALEGEND OF THE nasTts

70 sacred legend Of the Nazereue
Makes glad with tendersfouch
lac heart that bleeds throf sin
" comes 70 plead with such
sweet eloquenee 70 win
a. The rare passage where NapdaIen
~ subtle Scribe and Pharisee accused
V SSilus lh the masters presence all confused
VIM strange, unWOnted tears her down cat
eye suffused.
As silent the eastern morning steals
Across ChaldeH's plain.
Within the stately walls
% ancient salem's fame
=. he chasteued spleudor falls.
Al pomp Of art its ROSY CLEAN reveals
Al grace and strength the elder world hath
found,
ana mid throug entraneed IN hush pro.
found,
The form q One who stoops aRd writes upon
the ground.
70. yauntingly those Scribas snd Pharisees
Long robed, displayed their broad phglacter-
ie=f
How swift and stern 10 name
With cruel iibes and jeers
lie fallen WOman's shame
hnH clear upon the ears
Ell hose swift words Of flame
That every pulse did STIR
-I.et him that hath no blame
The first stone cast at her."
Aut each. convicted bv acssusfna wronr
Leaves. as he steals the corridors along.
ne Magdalen, the Master. and silent thr0ng
ben from His muslng posture Christ uprose
Ihr GROWING sequel every sad heart knows
Pull mang hUrdcned soul
y times slow ages roll
Like her II Enriert years
1-eking 10 touch with tear
His garments healing hem.
Doth hear Him calmly say.
-, wOman, where are they
hat did accuse thee sOres
Neither do / condemn,
20 thou and Sin no more
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Wonderful Hunt:

Raleigh N. c. Observer.
Sol KimbalI, of Warren County, saw
from his breakfast-table young buck
grazing ON the side OF a ravine about 300
wards from the house. He seized his
rifle and, without any other ammunition
than the one ball therein contained, pro-
ceeded. by the aid of the garden fence, to
slip up on the buck. He reached the
ravine, and noiselessly made his way to
within good gunshot distance of the
buck, which had then descended to the
ravine. He fired, and, though a COED
marksman, missed his shot, but killed
two deer that were grazing just beyond.
AS he went up the ravine to recover his
game, he flushed hock of wild turkeys.
which. by the way, was his favorite game
He soon erected ''blind," and with his
mouth ''yelpedn up fine gobbler. II
was not until he drew s'beadn on the
trusty rifle that he was reminded that
there was no loSl in it and that he had
no ammunition along. BY much perse-
verance he finally got the gobbler within
three feet of his "blind,n and, jumping
out suddenly and at the same time max
ing very hideous yell, so frightened his
turkeyship as to prevent him from flying.
Sol ran him down, caught him, and wrung
off his head. After getting his two deers
and the turkey gobbler, he started home,
and upon his way came upon covcy OF
partridges. He initiated by his voice a
Young partridge in distress, whereupon
the entire flock, with rufied feathers,
made an attack upon him. He drew his
ramrod from the rife and took lis time
in killing each and every one of the covey
as they approached him for be tie. Hugh
J. Jones, Esq, of Warren county. will
vouch for the foregoing fact.
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A Good Indian Story.

A party of five amateur huntsmen left
the city yesterday for the mountains, to
be gone about q month, and another
party of four returned home day before
Yesterday. The latter had intended to
stay out longer, but the Indians in their
vicinity began to grow exceedingly saucy,
and to make demands for small things in
a tone which, il was thought. indicated
that they might, ii provoked, help them
selves, and the hunters therefore broke
camp, intending TO stop while at a
point nearer home, but after they cot on
the back track they came through with
out much delay. Speaking of the
Indians, the party tell funny story of
their main camp. One hot day one of
them went to a creek not far distant TO
have a lath, taking with him his rifle.
He had removed his garments down to
his red flannel underclothing on the
bank of the stream, when he heard the
brush cracking, and, thinking perhaps
the noise was made by a deer or other
large animal, he deployed himself as u
skirmisher and cautiously began investi-
eating. He had not long TO wait, for a
moment later he observed figure dodg-
ing from tree to tree, rifle in hand, and
evidently watching him. II flashed
through his mind that he was being
followed by an Indian bent ON mischief,
and his heart rose to his throat so that
he could almost taste ii as thoughts of
home forced themselves upon him. He
determined that he would fight to the
last, however, and, braced by this deter
mination, advanced upon the enemy.
The latter was evidently not prepared for
such tactics, for he retreated, faster and
faster, and finally threw down his gun
and ran. The Sacramentan, fearing that
this was only piece of strategy to lead
him into ambush, returned to the creek,
donned his garments and hurried to
camp. There he found member of the
party who had Just come in from hunt
ing relating to the other two members
now he also had experienced trouble
with Indians, one of whom he said had
followed him for two or three miles, and
he had only escaped from him by strik-
ing him over the head with his gun
This, he went on to say, broke the stock
in two, the barrel fleS into the chapparal
and he did not deem it worth while to
wait and search for it, when the Indians
might attack the camp at any moment
The man who had been to the creek
began to feel a suspicion that two members
of that hunting Iparty had been making
fools of themselves. and he quietly in
auired, 'sWhat did he look likc.n ssLook
ike. You've heard of them being called
red devils; well, this follow was one OF
them. He was stripped right to the
skin, was bareheaded, and had painted
himself Just as red as blood. You
needn't laugh; 'twasn't anything to laugh
at. 1t was almost too cruel to say any.
thing about the red flannel underclothe:
and the throwing of the gun away, but il
had to be told.-.Saeranieat Cal Record
T-1faa
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Small and Strong.

I'm going to tell you about a little body
that's immensely powerful for ITS size
IT'S an insect, and is covered with horny,
brown skin. On its head are two slender
jointed feelers. 1t has big, round eyes; a
tiny beak-far timer than any birds beak
you ever saw and under this beak, two
sharp saw prickers, which are the teeth
that help it get its food. Its legs are long
and so extremely tough that il can take
gigantic jumps with them, as You would
soon find if you should ever try to catch
0nes
Hark hear somebody guess its
name. Yes, you are right. 1t is a
flea.
Now, just hear how powerful these lit
tie creatures are.
4 man once made tiny god chain with
paddock and key attached to it, the whole
thing about as long as your finger, and he
taught flea so that 1t pulled the arrange
ment quite easily. Another man made a
small carriage, with six horses, driv-
er sitting on the box, and four persons
sitting inside, and two footmen standing
behind. All these were cut out of ivory
and one poor flea drew the entire team
Besides being so strong, feas can be-
come very obedient and docile. 4 writer
tells us that he once, many yeats ago
rent 10 a public hall in Paris to see what
was called the Learned Fleas.' Thirty
of them were trained t. stand up ON their
hind legs, holding minute spikes fftade of
small bits of wood, and they went through
Different military movements, like row
of soldiers or drill. Two other fieas were
harnessed to small golden carriage,
which they drew Just like horses; ~hile a
third sat on the drivers box and held q
splinter of wood for whip. These flea
horses were fastened Ito their carriage by
:. fine gold chain; fastened in some way
to their legs. This chain was never taken
off, day or night, so they had to eat and
sleep in their harness. They performed
their tricks upon smooth glass floor, and
to see so wee bodies at all plainly the
people III the audience had to use power.
fui opera glasses. Even then, ] don't see
how they managed to follow the perform
ance on so small scale.
I'm sorry to add that when these un-
fortunates got lazy or tired, instead of
touching them with the whip, as you
would real horses, their master used to
to take bit of burning coal and move it
about near them which always had the
desired effect Of setting them briskly to
work again.
Learned Fleas indeed! but decidedly
to be pitied in spite of their cleverness.
In these days they would find a cham
pion. Should any insect trainer make
his appearance hereabout, / suspect good
Mr.. Bergh would pretty quickly put an
end to his cruel business. At any rate
hope so.--R0chdel Pomeroy IN ". y. In
dclleudenf.
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4 Three-Year Old Heroine.

A remarkable feat was performed by
the three-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith. of Pelican, Mimi, and
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Woodwork.
of Audubon. While Mrs. Woodwork
was on visit 70 her sister one night, Mrs.
Smith was taken alarmingly i'll. Mr..
Smith was away from home at the time.
and no one near the house to render assis-
lance save Mrs. Woodwork and the child.
Mrs. Woodwork could not leave, so she
called little Angie and asked her to 60 to
the house Of neighbor, three-Guarters OF
a mile distant. and summon assistance.
The child did s. directed in an incredibly
short space Of time, and upon her return
with the neighbor it was found necessary
to summon physician. 1t was now
nearly dark. Gni a storm brewing: vet
tins brave little heroine again took the
rad and went to the nearest neighbor's
house. a distance of one and a fourth
miles in the opposite direction from her
first trip, where she found a man to 60
for physician IRE her return TO her
home the storm lad 50 increased as 70
render her progress very slow. and The Wv
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The Closest Escape He Ever Had.

About eleven o'clock one forenoon re-
Gently a man walked up and down
Griswold street, Detroit, according to the
Free Press, tor few minutes. carefully
scrutinizing the exterior of the several
banks, and finally entered one OF them
and deposited S13. 1t was his very first
dealing with a bank, and his hat slanted
over a trife more than usual when he
came out About quarter after twelve,
finding that he could deposit two or
three dollars more and still make his
purchases. the man came down town
AGAIN. The bank was closed, according
to custom, and the usual sign of Bank
Shut hung against the glass. As the
man pushed on the door he saw the sign,
and he was only about ten seconds grow
ing as pale as death. As he made
another attempt to open the door a boy
came along and called out:
"You can't get in there-shc's shut
up
"Took my thirteen dollars in and then
bustedr' gasped the depositor, as he
backed off aad looked at the sign.
"She1l open again at two o'clock, y
said the boy as he passed along.
II doubt i'll doubt it y muttered the
man as he wiped off the perspiration,
'but I'll wait and see.
He sat down on the steps, knees weak
and chin trembling, and he didn't move
an inch till two o'clock. When the bank
opened he walked in, presented his GER
tificate of deposit and said:
"I'll be thousand times obleeged il
you'll let me draw out my thirteen dol
lars"
1t was handed out, and the man
braced UP simultaneously. Counting
the money over twice, he put the bills in
his wallet, walked out, and as he
reached the walk he said:
'sThat's the closest escape ever had in
my life, and / won't make fool Of my
self again.
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Read at the Centennial celebration OF the
bate OF Bennington, at Bennington, vt.
August 10.
On this fair valleys verdant breast
The calm sweet rays of summer rest,
And doFe-like peace benignly broods
On It's smooth lawns and solemn woods.
A century since, in flame aud smoke.
lee storm OF battle DER il broke,
And ere the invader turned and ded
dead.
Stark, quick to act, and bold to dare.
And Warren's mountain band were there
And Allen who had flung the pen
Aside 10 lead the Berkshire men.
With fiery onset, blow for blow,
They rushed upon the embattled foe,
And swept his squadron from the vale.
Like leaves before the autumn gale.
Oh! never may the purple stain
OF combat blot these fields again,
Nor this fair valley ever cease
To wear the placid smile Of peace.
Yet here, beside that battle field.
We plight the row that, ere we weld
The rights for which our fathers bled
Cur blood shall steep the ground we tread.
-IFaliaa Cullen Bryant
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A ROSE SONG.
nr nIcHAEp nnyRr -roppARp.

NJ RICHARD HENRY -ToDpARp.
Why are roses 80 redf
For fUses once were white,
Because the loving nightihgaies
Sang on their thorns all night
Sang till the blood they shed
Had died the roses red,
) Why are white roses whites
:, For roses once were red.
Because the eofroNinr nishtinRalos
Wept when the night was fed
Wept till their tears Of light
Had washed the roses whitei
Why are the roses sweet?
For once they had no scent.
Because one dav the Queen OF Love
Who TO Adonis went,
Brushed them with heavenly feet
7'iat made the roses SWEET
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Ce monument
4 ETE ELEVE PAR son MARI
CONNIE
Homage a sa memolre
EFT
DE SA FABRICATION
LIE PAREIL, 1000 FRANCS.

To say the truth, we have seen the fore
going as an " American" inscription, and
can hardly trace its paternity. 1t re-
minds one of the obituary notice and
epitaph which, according to an American
humorist, was devised by disconsolate
editor for his departed spouse. ITO the
memory of Tabitha wife of Moses Skin
ner, Esq, gentlemanly editor of The
7'rombone. Terms, SO year, invariably
In advance. A kind mother and an ex-
emplary wife. Office over Coleman's
grocery, up two flights of stairs. Knock
hard. We shall miss thee, mother; we
shall miss thee. Job printing solicited. >
The undertaken took his pay in job print
ing.
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SENDAL-MQ0D

Possesses much greater power in restoring to a
healthy state the membrane of the urehra tbsr
either Cubebs or Copaiba 1t produces sickness
Is certain and speedy in its action It's fast suppressed
ing every other remedy Sixty capsules in SIX
eight days. No other medicine do THE.
Owing to Its great snoo@~a uanv substitutes have
been advertised. such as Psstes, Mixtures, pills, Bal
sans, etc. all of which have been abandoned.
Dundas Dick & Co.'s SOFT Capsules contain
ing OIL Of SandGl-tcood, sold al all drug sores.
ASK for circular, or send for one 70 81 G'sd 81
Wooster street. Neto York
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Thirty years experience proves the Graefen-
berg Vegetable Pills to be the miidestan most
effective medicine ever known for thecomplete
cure Of Headache, Biliousness, Liver Com
plants, Nervousness, Fever and diseases of
Digestion. Sold everywhere; price IS cents
perbox. senp for almanacs. Noyes Bros &
Cutler, ST. Paul, Agents for Minnesota.
GRAEFESBERG Co, New York.
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i'd and constant lightning might have
stricken terror into the heart of many an
older pedestrian; yet this three-year-old
child bravely and fsjt.-Lllly performed
her mission and returned in safety
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Thousands are entitled TO increase Of pen
sion. They having been pensiOned at rates
below what their disabilities warranted, others
as their disabilities have increased since first
pcnsiOned All such can have their pensions
Increased and those who are not pensiened,
but entitled to pensions, can secure the same
by addressing, with stamp, Mcneil y Birch,
Washington, d. c. Nofeetiil clsim is allowed.
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ar Dismcrres with me. -

4 common remark. If you take TrTTs
Pills you can eat anything you like, and feel
no bad effects. They act specifically on the
liver, stomach and bowels, causing free flow
of gastric jnlce. which IL essential 10 good
digestion
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The name Cashmere Bouquet, as applied to
Toilet Soaps and Perfumery, Is registered and
patented as a trademark ny Colgate & Co.
New York Purchasers, however, need hardly
to be warned against infringements; the gen
uine article is so universally esteemed as to
have made the names Cashmere Bouquet and
Colgate * Co. nearly synonymous.
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You say Jones scales amt good for moth
ing. Its Your interest to lie agin EN-. So III
run the risk, as have no money to pay till
I'm satisfied ! can buy q Five Ton Wagon
Scale Of Jones, OF Binghamton, Binghamton,
\. y for $50, on trial and freight paid al that.
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Elrsanr COOKERY.

II is easy enough to have your breakfast aud
tea rolls or biscuit watles crullers, mullins &c,
nice, light and nutritious, by using DooLEY' s
YEAST POWDER. Tryit
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A Source of Great Anxiety.

EoSToS. Mass june 5. Is72.
hfy daughter has received great benetit from the
of NEGErINE. Her declining health source of
great anxiety all Of her friends few bottles Of the
NEGETlSE restored her health. strength. and appe-
tite n. III. TILDEN.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
"a Z. Ettstf4
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BENNINGTON.

Read at the Centennial celebration OF the
bate q Bennington, at Bennington, Vt,
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AWNINGS. TENTS,

WATERrEooF CovERs. SIoSS, WISDow SHADES &C
Murray s. Baker, leo south Deeplai-aei
St. OhicsEo. Send for Illustrated Price List