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Elerir Vegeiat Balsamique
N. IT. DOWNS

VEGETABLE B.4LS,4.EIC ELINIR
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Catarrh
Group, Asthma, Whooping Cough. aud al
other diseases of the head. 1hcs, aud lungs
Pamphlets containing history Of the med.
jcinc-a sketch of the diseases for which il
is mmendcd-ccrtficate from unques
tionable sources ample directions, and much
other important information accompanying
each boille-may be had of amy OF The hgen-
cies, gratis. J. CURTIS, Druggist 81 Az
bans. W. wholesale Agent and joint proprlo,
tor The following are especially appointed
retail Agents.
Burlington Poiwin, James
Smith & Co. and r. Moody.
HinesJurgh-A. S. &. d. G. Weller.
Milton Wellington, Whitney N Co., Clark
Boardman & Co.
Chariotie-Samuel II. Barnes. and most
other respectable Druggists, &c. in the coun'
try.
st. Adams, July 70, 1885, II
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Harvard University.

AA"I III "a ~ Ill v vi olIys
TNHE Medical Lectures in Harvard u.
Il nlversi'y will begin AT he Mussachu-
scts MedcaI College IN Mason ST. Boston.
the first "Wednesday in November next, at
Ia before Q, A NJ. and will continue three
months. For one mnnih after The end Of
'hc course. lectures will be delivered IN ihf}
College, and the Dlsscc,lng Room will be
open To such students as may remain, with.
nut additional Tee. Such students may
also attend the Practice of the Massa chu.
sets General Hospital.
Anatomy and Operations in
Surgery, DR.. Warren.
Chemistry, DR.. Webster.
M N,,,, Me&i'@, DR.. DiseIOw.
Principles Of Surgery and Gin.
ical Surgery, DR.. HAYWARD.
Theory and Practice ofPh,sic, Dr.. Ware.
Clinical Lectures will b. delivered ns
usual on the cases in the Massachusetts
General Hospital
.NEW DTSSECTING ROOM.
A new DissecrIng Room is now building,
and will be flushed before The Lectures
begin. It will occupy all the vacsn, land
east OF the Medical College. Every care is
'bh'iu W Nluhc liIlo IUlpOTluDl part OF Inc
medical school as perfect as possible. so
hat il may furnish to the student ample
fnci'les for prosecuting his Anatomical
studies. The legal enaclments of the
state. so literally and so wisely framed,
will be faithfully and thoroughly applied to
the accomplishment of their important OBJ.
jects.
WALTER CLAIMING, Dean.
! Boston. Jnlv. 1886
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Russell's Vegetable Bilious
PIT T. TlS,
OR Family PHYSIC.

FOR general usc.ln cascses of Jaundcc,
,norhid ecnsihrlitv Of he stomach ard bow
els, lnss of appetite. ln'id breath, cosllvc'
ness. Piles. and all diseases arising from
hillary arrangements, ALSO tor correcting
the state Of the blood and cleansing the
system of foul and vlscjd humots. These
pills are q mild co'hartic. producing neither
pains nor gripping, and are therefore val
nable and highly approved mccc'ne, and
are pronounced as such by the most dis
,inguishcd physlcians.- Each box con-
tajnjnr SO Pills. PIcr 81 | 9 cents a box
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

TAME into the enclosure of the subscri.
" Dor on or about the 10th inst, pale
red years old STEAR, small horhs about
middIng size. The owner is requested to
prove property pay charges and take him
away. MASON MEAD.
Esser Sent 26M 1886
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,Mnv be used in Wine or Water.

THESE celebrated bitlcrs are compos,
l. Ell purely Of vegetables of the most
innocent We, specific virtues. They are
recommended particularly for restoring
weak constitutions, cleansing the stomach
and increasing the appeti,e-ulso proven
,aive against the cholera morbns. fever.
and nguc, removing nausea, vomiting
heart burning, weakness in the breast,
pain in the stomach and other symptoms OF
fla,ulence and Indigestion. One box WI
tnclure one gallon. Price 25 cents box
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Ladies' Shoe Store.

ENHE subscriber has just opened, next
Il door east ofSmith & Iiarrngton's Book
Store in College street. a Shoe Store. prIncl'
pally composed of Ladies'. Misses and Chill
dren's shoes of all kinds and sizes. His ar
Engagements (recentIy made with an extern
svc house in New York) are such as will
enable him to sell at prices which he conf
IDENTIFY believes will be satisfactory 10 all who
may be disposed 10 extend to him their pat.
ronage ID. A. BRAMAN.
BURLINGTON, July 90, 1885.
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TIME SPRINGtIEED FIRE IN
l. SUR.A.hCE COMPANY, insure on
The most tavorable,er Dwelling Houses
Stores, aud other buildings, Furniture, 81
Merchandise of every description, against
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Wool & Butter.

"IlE Subscribers will pay Cash Tor
l. Gond Clean Fleece Wool, delivered
at their Store IN Church Srr"ct.-Thcy
will also pay Cash for Good Butter at one
shilling pr. pound.
Lovely e. ABRoTT.
Burlington Sept, 18th 1886,
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Wanted, one thousand WHITE ASH
LOGS--,he standard log to be % inches
diameter and fourteen feet long. sound and
free from knots or shakes--io be delivered
ut the Mil during the ensuing winter, or
at the wharf at Burlington IN the month Of
Nav. 1887. GUY CATLIN.
Burlington. ". oh Sept. 1886
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STOW ES,
Utility.

"IIE public are hereby informed that
Il he subscriber has invented certain
new and useful machinery for manufacture
ing starch from potatoes. and has applied
for a patent to secure his right 10 the same;
and that he is making SAID machinery al,
his shop in .Jerico, in the state Of Vermont.
The object of SAID machinery is more cfi''c
tnally to separate the small stones aud
gravel from The potatoes IN the process OF
washing and in The process Of grinding to
reduce the potatoes TO more perfect pulp,
by which larger Qnanlry of starch will b.
obtained than by he usun lmcthnd. Starch
manufacturers are Invited Ia call and see.
SYLVANUS RICHARDSON.
Jerico. June 80 1896.
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COMMUNICATION.

The following article has appeared il several
Newspapers; il is given as a further i%llustra-
ton Of The meIi, OF the books in question.
IxrEREsrISG FAcT.-We deem the following re-
marks worthy of the particular notice Of he friends OF
education in common schools, as II goes TO show most
conolusively. that the method Of teaching the English
language and acquiring the fret elements Of u literary
el1cat,,n, as adapted and pursued IN the Books in qucs-
ton, is founded upon correct principles, VIZ. the Philo-
sophy Of the Mind.
A frenchman recently arrived in this country, and
pursuing his studies wlths gentleman in u town lear
Bostoo, for the purpose OF acquiring the English langu-
age, having hesri OF the series OF School Books known
by the name Of The Franklin Primer, the Improved
Reader and the General Class Book, procured them,
and stated that he derived more benefit from the use Of
them 10 Ter rniog the English language, than from all the
Spelling books, Grsmmars aud Lexncons, put together,
This 10 n high tribute to the excellence Of these books
and what We have not heard said Of any other set Of
elementary books Of our language. A fact like this is
worth a ,honsap1 commentator apd deserves to be
recorded and had in remembrance.
For sale at the Rutland Book store by w. FAY.
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New Establishment.

AT CIllpMAN'S POINT, OawELL, VT.
1NHE subscriber is now opening a very large
l. and general assortment Of GOODS, at the
new Brick Store, a few rods north OF w. Chip
man g. Co.'S Stone Store, which he offers for sale
for cash, all kinds of country produce, or on ap-
proved credit. Having purchased the most Of
his goods q, auction and by the package, aud be
ing situated on the lake shore where he is at a
very ,ri6ing expense in getting his Goods from
Market-he feels a confidence in saying tina, he
will seil Goods as low or lower than any merchant
in the State. He would invite his friends and
the public generally to call and see for them
selves. Storing and forwarding promptly ai,eo-
ded to, and done on the lowest terms.
N. D. The highest prices paid for Sleeps
Ps,ts. J.. M'EWAN.
Orwell, Oct. 10, 1885. ASSN.
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MORISON'S
Pills & Aperient Powders,

A DAPTED to the Hygean Physiology, from
~ The British College Of Health, London, can
be had genuine only Of the agents, who are made
known TO the public rs such. All the genuine
medicines sent to the United States, by the Brit
ish College of Health, have to pass through the
hands Of H. Shepheard Moat, their sole delegate
for the United States; and each packet Of Pills
has his signature on the label, aud by him is sent
to the several State or District agents; and in or
der to protec, the public from base counterfeits,
an extra yellow label has been added, which for
Vermont Agent, must bear the written signature
of s. Gage, State Agent; and also Of tho sub a.
gent, who sells it.
Whatever sIanderous reports, relative TO the
above medicines, may have been insidiously pro.
pogated by medicis.s Of the old school, or OF those
subservient TO their thrsldom, will eventually
prove unavaili0g; as il shows, most clearly, that
they are aware their esculapean Babel stands on
a sandy foundation, and a consciousness Of the su
PerloTity Of the HygeaD over the esculapean sys,
tenn. 5. GAGE State Agent for ".
II. FITCH, Sup. .agent for Vermont.
State Depot, Rutland, Nov. Ia, 1884.
AGENTS
Duly appointed 10 sell the above medicines. and
also the Hygean publications, In the State Of
Vermont:-Col J. Ellis, Fayetteville, Can't.
f.. Burr, Danville; Josiah Gage. ESQ. ST. Johns
bury; +. Houghion, Esq. Guilford; f. Lyman,
ferrisburgh; James Grover, Poultney; Z. Durin,
Esq. Springfield; Elder w. p. Reynolds, Man
chester +. Clark, Brainiree; Capt. j. Biish,
Woodstock; A. Brinsmsio, Burlington, 0. A.
Keith, Esq. Sheldon. 47.f.
O. The Lancet, published 10 London the ora
Gle and advocate for procuring TO the Doctors a
monopoly, shows 10 what a state ofdespsir
the Doctors in England are I'M they are no, up.
held by their own abilities, or the confidence
that the public have in them-but by the Leeis-
a'ure' They must have acts Of Parliament to
procure them patients.
Lntfaet from 'Tbe Lancet" July IL, 1884.
-"itthe sale Of secre, remedies is not abolished
ny law, no new enactment, for ~efecting medical
reform will possess the value of the paper on
the laws are wriien.r
Extract from "The Lancet" July &c, 1884.
II the sale Of secret medic ines be not suppress.
SEQ by law, The work Of medical reform will NOS
be rendered complete in this country
Qnsry;--Haye not the Doctors in the United
States caught the panic ili
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COMPLETED SCHOLAR.

In,rpied a. a read.ng Book, Tor tho use o' the high
60, classes. 10 Schools ADD Acsjcmies, 'hrousnoos ,e
unt,od States. drThe work Is by the author oil the
celebrated series ~ School Bonks, known by the names
Of the "FRANkLlN PRIMER" the
READER end the GENERAL C~LAss-Book''
The publisher Of this work IS aware that h,gh com
men lations are 50 frtqucnily bestowed upon Book'o
It'll. OF NJ merit. tina, the public are not always aolo 10
determine The character Of u work from the recounnen-
dstious bestowed upon IT, But ia the case the nouees
prcscurcd are from men who sre vel quahheu 70 FORM
a correct opinion, and men too. whom the public viii
readily believe, would not recommend n School BOOK,
unless they believed il deserving.
From the Rev. n. Lord d. ID. Preside nj Of
Dartmouth College.
have examined the Popular Reader a recent pub.
lioatiun. and IL gives me pleasure TO commend u as
work well adaipoi 10 the purpose which, Al contemplate.
The work IN my opinion, deserves 10 s,aud in the hrst
class Of school Books.
From the Rev. s. r. Hall, Principal of the
Teachers Seminary, Andover.
have examined with some care The Popular Rrea.
DER a. well rs the "Frauklin Primer" " Improved
Reader" aud " General Class Book" by the same au-
thor. Ii gives me pleasurcto say, that discover in the
preparations OF all, a degree Of knowledge oi the real
wants Of the young not often displayed In preparing
books for their use.
The popular Reader will not trust, be found less
useful than the previous volumes. II is adapted for the
older classes ia common schools and Academies; and
will, like its predecessors, be " popular" with those Tor
whom il is Intended.
The Christian Register, in a notice OF the 70
pular Reader, speaks thus Of the whole series.
"No series of school books for reading lessons, with
in our knowledge, is so well adapted TO conduct the
child from the very simplest words, and combinations OF
words, onward by regular sradations, to a relish Tor TASTE
full and elegant writing"
From the Rev. Emmerson Davis, Principal Of
Wes,feld Academy to the publisher.
The Popular Reader in my opinion, surpasses oil
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Benjamin Kclly's Estate.
SAFE Of Iermont }THE Honorable
STATE Of Vermont

District Of RuaonA. IS. i the Probate
Court for the district OF Rutland.
To the heirs at law 10 the estate of Benjamin
Kelly late Of Dandy in said district, deceased.
GREETING.
Wereas, The executor Of the last Will and
Tertameni Of the said deceased has made appli>
cation TO this court for license to sell SO much Of
the real estate of the said deceased a. will bs
sufficient, to pay the debts found due against said
estate and the cost Of settlement:
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear
before said court at a session thereof, to be
holden at The Probate Office 10 Rutland within
and for said district on the LIST Monday Of IAN
uary next and shew cause, il any you have, why
said license should not be granted.
Given in Probate Court at Rutland, this 7th
day of December A. d. 1885.
81 f.. ". HOPKINS, Register.
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o a STATIONARY.

lust received from Bost on, New York and
- Philadelphia, large sdaitions to our former
stock OF BOOKS snd STATIONARY, which
the folles, and most complete assor,meut
tina, We have had for many yeais,-snd which
are nov offered for sale on the mos, reasonable
We have not room 10 ennmcrstc only n small
part this week. Among the misce lIsncous, are
embraced some of the most elegant
London Amnunls, for lS3O.
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Young Christian, by Abbott Harlan Page ;
Memoirs Of Mrs Harriet w. Winsiow; Matthias
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Youths Letter Writer Infant school Manual
Cobb's Lexicon; Life Of Goblet; DR. Beachcr's
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December 10. w. FAY.
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Rutland, Dee. 81, 1885.
STRAY HORSE

~ " into The enclosure Of the subscriber about the
~ 18th Of November last q large black Horse, supos-
ssd 10 be about twelve year, old. with some marks shout
HIN which the owner can describe. The owner i, here
b. aa,rsi to call. prove hs property. psy ehsrss, and
,sks hiu swsy.
SIMEON CLARK. in.
Ehsrburne, t4,h Dee. 1885.
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sixth Year ofshc
ID Y'S BOOk.
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NJ IN THIS IVY. m

U Nv THIS Nh ~
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ALANSON DYER.
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n5rTbe attention Of Instructors, School Com
m,,,ecs. and olhers interested in The subject OF
Education, is requested 10 the following new
and valuable work, entitled
The Popular Reader,
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othcr kinds Of TYPE reduced in proportion
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STRAY EcESES.

DROkE into the enclosure of the subscriber
II on or about tire 18th day OF November,
THREE YOUNG HORSES, Of the following
descriptions One brown mare with white hind
feet. shod all round; One bay mare, shod before
and some white in her face and one bay horse
with a white stripe in tue forehead and shod all
round. The owner is requested to prove prop
eny, pay charges and take them away.
JASON NE WTON.
Ira, Nov. Is, 1885. 40
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STRAY E r.

pR0kE into the ENCLOSURE Of the Subseri
ID Der, about The Sd Dec, inst. a three year
old brindIe Steer. The owner is requested 10
oroPepro per,--psy charges and lake him away.
JOHN HALL.
Rutland, Dec. 10, 1885. So
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BANK OF BURLINGTON.

BANK OF BURLINGTON.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Slockhold.
~ ers Of the Bank Of Burlington, that on
each share OF the capital stock OF said Bank
eight dollars is to be paid in, on the fourth day
Of January next and tina, a fourth payment OF
eight dollars on each share is to be made on
the 4th day OF April next, al their banking house.
BY order OF the Directors,
X. G. COLE, Cash'r.
November 6, 1895. sw
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s on the road between Rutland and Castle
- ton, about the 18th inst. a small bundle, con-
tanning some boys Shirt Collars, Handafs., and q
Black Lace Vail. Whoever may have found it,
will have the goodness TO leave it at the Bookstore
IN Rutland or Cas'leton, and they shall be rewarded
for their trouble. Dec, %. 1888.