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Dr.. Rcifc's Estimate Pills.

rms exceedingly powerful. and yet
equally safe and innocent preparations, has
Ciiectc ed thorough and rapid cures upon
! cn's supposed to have been far adj
vanccd in a confirmed Consumption and
who have exhibited the appearances which
usually indicate q fatal termination of the
disorder
DR.. RELIES PILLS have also oh
tanned The hrghos, character as n Pictorial
Medicine, aifordlng the most unexpected
relief to those labouring under the com
mon Congh, occas'oncd by ncrid humors
irritating the throat, or by defluclions on
the lungs SYMPTOMS which deprive the SUI
ferer of sleep, and gradually introduce he
long train of Pulmonary affections. The
Pills appease the cough, promote easy en-
pectora'lon, very essentially relieve, and
often entirely cure the most obstinate and
distressing cases. Common Colds are usu
ally removed by he Pills in few hours.
In the harrasslng and sulf,cating com
plant of the ASTHMA, the Pills give i'm
mediate relief They mitigate the com
plaIn', and generally effect a radical cure.
IN those A,'htnalic attacks characterized
by difficulty Of breathing, ighiness and
structure across the breast and ia the
lungs, oppressive fla,ulenccs, wheez,ng.
coughing, toarsencss, cos,ivcness, and
many other ashma'ic symptoms.
AS the Pills require in ordinary cases no
confinement, they may be administered
with confidence and safety to all ages and
classes of people. Unexamped success
has hitherto attended their administration
in great variety Of cases; and the Pro
prletor can refer TO multitude. which
testify to their efficacy in rcvving the
emaclated victim from the bed of disease
aud restoring him to the blessings of ac,
cus'omed health and activity.
THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
Resulting from The administration of Dr..
Relics .Asthmatic and Consumptiye Pills,
erhibiied in he Ioiiocjng cases
VIA Physician, NJ. ID. aud Druggist,
recently writes: "The Asihma,ic Pills
Relies are invariably wei! spoken of by
those who use them"
W .Mrs,--, Of this city, was three wears
serlousI y, afflicted with consump,ive symp.
toms, as pain in the side, almost perpetual
cough, splitting Of blood, general debility,
&c'--n this distressing state, unable to
slt up, and not expecting to live many DAYS
she was advised to take DR. Relies Aslh.
matte Pills aud also DR., Jebbs Liniment
be app ed TO her side, which she did, and
to The establishment ofevcfy one, in q short
time she was perfectly restored to health.
o. "A Lady(,om birmingham, was Sc
verely afflicted with cough, splitting of
blood, and general debility, on taking two
bottles of these Pills, and one box of DR..
Relies Ambitious Pills, was restored to
perfect health.
u'An elderly person in this vicinity,
who had suffered much for years by most
distressing asthma, had tried almost every
thing recommended which only at times
gave temporary relief, and usually more
violent return of her complaint, has recent
~ made use of the above Pills with more
beneficial effects than any thing she has
ever used before.
" A Young Lady at M, had been
troubled with a very bad cough, so vioIen,
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Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs.

Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs.
iO'OOO lbs White Lead
bbls Venetian Red
Is do Whiting
5 do French Yellow
do Amercar do
l2 do SPts. Tnrpenrine
25 do Llnsced OIL
1000 gals, pure winter and fall
Sperm Oh
$50 bbls ground Loswood. 81.
Domngo.
Is do do do Cumpcachy
$50 do do Fusric
100 do do Nicaragua
60 do do Cam Wood
10 do do Bar do
is do do Peach d.
10 do do Quercilron Bark
80 do Madden
IS Dcmjons Oh Vi'riol
10 bblS Alum
do Blue Vnriol
Ceroons Flotant INDIGO
Case Bengal do nv
J. II J, II, PECK g. Co
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merits Of which have been tested by TIME,
and are SUSTAINED BY UNDoUBTED TESTIMONY.
DR.. Relics Botanical Dr0p's!
arc every year increasing their long estab-
liShed reputation. They have oullivcd many
rival Preparations, and are continually gain !.
ing upon public confidence.
The BoiGnical Drops have been success
fully administered for many Yeas, as a
thorough remedy for that well known and
prevalent class of inv eterate diseases, which
originate from vitatcd habit of BODY, or an
hereditary pfcdispos tlon in the patient. and
generally appear under the various and dis.
lrcssing shapes of Scrofula Sail Rheum Lep-
rosy, ST. .4nMony's Fire, Ferer Sores. White
S'oeH'"gs. Scur1y, Foul and Obstinate Ulcers,
Sore Legs and Eyes, Scad Head, and Venere-
al rant. In the last mentioned condition of
The system, the Botanical Drops will be found
10 eradicate the lurking poison, where .Mercu.
ry has totally failed, and thus prevent the pa
rent from cnlailing the seeds Of an hercdila.
ry disease on his offspring. DR.. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS are successfully used
in cases Of violent eruptions after the Measles
red blohhes- pimpies on he face-fcsierins
erupiiOns on the skln-and other diseases of
the external surface, and ale one of the best
Spring and Autunlnal physics known, to Fl &c
the system from humors.
u Striking Instances of Success.
Extract Of letter from a Physician of the
first respeclabilily, and extensive practice,
in this vicinity. member Of The Massachu
sets Medical Society.
JUNE 10TH, 1929.
Dear Sir: "This child before he was year
dol, became afflicted with lcprous disease of
the skin, and which gradually increased, So
that when about three years old, the whole
surface OF the body was one continued sore,
attended with an lchorous discharge, produ.
cling great soreness and ntolerabIe itching,
which became almost insupporlable. A great
variety OF the most approved external and
internal remedies were used without any per-
manent relief Much interest was excited in
behalf Of the child, and consequently differ.
ent medical advice was solicited, but with
little or no advantage, the disease progressed
with unabating violence, and seemed to defy
the healing art. At length the parent was
induced by the advice of neighbor, who
had been benefited by the article, to try DR..
RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS. Several
bottles were given according to the directions,
before the least abatement of The disease was
observed but bya perseverng use of them,
the ichorous discharges began to abale,-thc
scabs TO give way in places, and fall of. The
Drops were continued until the boy became
perfectly we'll, the skin resuming its natural
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CONSUMPTION!
asthma : Nun COf0rrH !

H. that long train Of diseases which seem
n TO grow with the growth Of civilized
society, CONSUMPTION takes the lead
IN lis relentless Inroads upon human life -
yet this dreadful disorder is easily overcome
in lis earlier stages. 1t is only when neg
lec'ed that It arrives at the terrific maturl.
~ which so often battles the sagacily of
professional science. An obstinate Cough
is the customary forerunner of the pULMo-
NARY CONSUMPTION. Improper neglect in
the timely administration of simple and
salutary remedies, is sure TO be reproved
by dreadful succession of consumpiire
SYMPTOMS: oppression of the breast green.
ish and bloody sp'ttle; liberated lungs and
hectic fever; shrivelIed rXtrem,ies. and
general cmacia'ion of the whole BODY !:
proslrailon of strength; flushed cheeks
swollen fee, ana legs; aud at last. in fall
possession of the mental faculties, and
while hope still whispers her fattering tale
--cold eXtremities. and premature death.
For the various stages Of this complaint,
one of the most approved remedies ever
trni ri
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DUMFRIES'
1TCN OTTyT. hTEySST !

HNHE extensive sale and established rcpu-
H. talion Of DUMFRIES ITCH ONT.
MENT, encourages the Proprietor to recon-
mend it with renewed confidence TO the pub
lie, as most innocent as well as pomerjui
application for this annoying disease. The
most inveterate cases have been CURED IN
ONE HOUR by this esteemed Ointment. Ii
contains no .uercury. or other noxious ingro.
dent, and may be confidently applied even to
the youngest children, or TO pregnant females.
Price 37I cents.
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Price SO Cents.

A fresh supply just received by
Lathrop g. Potwin, Burlington Beck
wiki G.. Dyer, ScIesbury--A. p. Roscoe,
New Ilavcn--M. w. IIlnsley, Monkton--
NJ. Hull, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Wood.
man, Willston-C. b, Martin, Charlolte--
E. Lyman, Ferrsburgh-L. Bixby, Vcr>
genncs-FIclcher 81 Miner, Brldpor,-.,
Hen Wright, Shoreham.
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G-THE TOOTH ACHE

Ibis agonizins disorder is cured in its most
painful stages, by one of the most simple well
powerful remedies known in modern practice, The
CAMBRLAN TOOTH ACHE PILLS
afford instant relief, without inficing The slightest
injury on the teeth. They are applied externally
10 the parts affected, with the greatest ease and
expedition, and generally operate as a soothing
Ie"A',e to the suffering patient. Price so cents
boz.
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DR.. Rclfc'S
AROMATIC Pills FOR PEBBLES

HhNOhH IL IILLc FOR FE.pI.I LES
are regularly taken according to the drrcc.
tons accompanying them, they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits, and
restore to the paliJ coun'ouoncc the nn,u
raj glow OF health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general renee;
dy in cases Of Obstruclous; Debility; Nv.
pochondria Green Sickness; Gldduess:
Palpi'ai,on Of the Heart, bad Dircslions.
Loathing Of Food Pain of he Siou ach ,
Shortness Of Breath upon every little mo.
ton; Sinking Of the SPIRITS, and its consc-
qncnccs, a detected counre nance and dis
hike for exercise and conversation.
Married ladies will fnd The Pills equally
useful. except IN cases Of pregnancy, ,oien
they must not be taken; neither mn-t they
be taken by persons Of hectic or consump.
tive habits. They may b used successful
ly by her men or women in all Hypochon
dridc, Hysteric or Tnpourish disorders. In
all cases Of this Descriptions, the pills purify,
invigoratc, aud revive he disordercd sv-
TEN. Price 81 SO box.
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restore free circulation rcflrm The lrrcy
uIar operations Of the sapgnlfcrous system
and rcctlly the disordercd habits. The
ptoprlclor's confidence in The superior cx
cellcncc Of this equally innocent and pow.
crfn preparation, is founded 90 the nusI
decisive testimony from many restored pa
tcn's lie can assure this portion Of The
public TINT whom
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N EEW GOODS.

III NJ GIDDINGS, is now receiving
Ill. heavy stock of Dry Goods, Gro
ceres, Crockery aud Hardware, which will
be sold for cash a, very small advance.
Pearl ST. Burlington,
October 10. 1887.
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AND INFEAMED EYES

IHNHE siudous, the weakly. and Others,
IL who are troubled with soreness or in
Illumination of that delicate organ. will be
able to obtain most pleasant and Invaluable
application, in
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PROPOSALS

FOR BREAK-WATER MATERIALS
AT BURLINGTON. FOR 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the subscribers Office in Burlington,
INT the Goth of December 1887 for the
delivery lat the harbour in Burlington. or
some safe and convenient place to be dos
ignucd hereafter.) of a part or the whole
OF the following articles:
Square White Pine Timber.
100 Sticks White Pine Timber, to be sa,c
ed or counter he,ced,- l6 inches square,
TO average 35 feet in lcnglh,--no stick
TO be less than so fec, in length, aud to
be Of sound green timber.
Hemlock or Pitch Pine.
$50 logs Of Hemiock or Pitch Pine, Of
sound green timber, so feet long straight,
mot less than 8 inches at the small, nor
over % at the large end.
Round White Pine.
800 logs sound Round White Pine 35 feet
long--s,raight not less than l2 inches
at he small, nor over 10 at the large
end.
so logs straight sound Round White Pine
40 feet, not less than l2 inches at the
small end.
White Oak Plank.
GEO Pieces sound White OAK Pianh, square
edged, II fee, long. 3 inches thick and
60 average le inches in width.
Tunnels.
1000 Pieces Of BIT tHce) WhHe Oah for
Tunnels. rived on, Q feet long and bro'l
toe l-2 inches square.
Proposals to be subject to the approval
Of the Department, at Washington.
The above articles will be required To be
delivered as follows: he E'runnrls BY the
first of March l833--lhe Timber if delivers
ed BY water to be well rated agreeable to
the above dimensions and placed in separate
cribs--to be delivered ms early as the navi
CATION will PERM, in The Spring.
Payments.
The above proposals as i, respects pay.
mcnr must BE- subject TO the future appto.
priai;on to be made by Congress. # is
believed 'hs, body will no, omit furnishing
the supplies to carry on u work, now in
progress and which is So much needed for
the protection ot Vessels, Steam. Boats g. C
and calculated to aid the commerce Of this
section of The Union. Payments will there
fore b" made as soon as received after the
HVp'hp'id'" w" s'd' nave UctU Hduc, dUu
tho articles accepted.
Stone.
Sealed proposals agreeable TO the above
,cordi,ion will be received until the lst ut
March 1888, for the delivery in the course
Of The next summer. aud a, such times and
qnan,i'ios as may BE- required for the work
10000 Perch of Stone.
Approved security will be required on a Il
contrac's--persons making proposals viii
reduce the same I" wrl'ing--cudorsing
them Breakwater proposals. tate lhc pro"
and quantity ct articles they propose to de-
liver, naming ,heir surety. All communl
calions must b" post paid.
.N.17,H.1.N y. H.4SWELL.
u. S agent for said ,oork
Burlington, .Nou. 90. 1887.
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NOTICE
TO RETBUTGA.TYC TNVALTDs

HDEkSONS suffering under heumdtic AZ
H. )tct,on are respectfully assured, that they
can obtain Of the proprietor and his agents a
safe and admirable remedy for RHEUMA~
TlSM, however obstinate the disorder may be,
and in all It's different siarcs
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DU.MFRIES'
IOIYE wATIR. |!

This well established Wash for The E5e, is
perfectly innocent, and gives immediate relief,
even in very aggravated cases ofsoreness and
inflammation Price % cents.
ID T. Ii l. ! Il ATE ID FEE ALES.
YNllE complaints peculiar to the female
Il part of the community, have been
long successfully treated by rhe udmnlstra.
ton fthe aromatic Pills, originally pre-.
scribcd and compounded by Dr. RELFE.--
They cleanse the blood from those disor.
ders Of the female constitution, for which
the Pills, are an etltclual specific; thew
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10 Casks White Lead,
1000 Calls l.lnse,d On. for sale by
llIcKoK e. CArLrN.
October 81, 1887.
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HATS & CAPS.
w. G. SPRAGUE

AS opened UP hUU flaT-STOTr. IN
II u the same room formerly occupied by
G. II. Mead, where he offers Hats Of all
Ei nds. aud Caps Of many qualities, Buffalo
Robes, Fur Collars. &c. on as good terms
as elsewhere, for prompt pay.
Burlington. Nov. 9 1887
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-TPUBLIC ATTENTION!

S most respectfully solicited, by the snb,
Id scr'ber, to an Invaluable Preparation, tho
merits OF which have been tested by TIME,
and are SUSTAINED BY UNDoUBTED TESTIMONY.
DR.. KCI(E'S Botanical Dr0D'Si
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
RUSSELL'S
Fitch Ointment.

THIS choice and safe ointment said 10 be superior
to any in use, for that disagree and osth.omo
disease, the This eminent is so certain in its ope-
ration that person troubled with the above disorder
ought to be without it. II is remedy for cutane
erupons scorbuic affections of the head any other
breaking out which arises from sharp humors the blood
Price IS cents box.
r,shsupp just received and for sale by LuTHEn
DANIELS, JAMES BARRETT, Jr, JAMES PoRTEu, Burt
Mason, Rutland-FRANCIsS LAsoN, West Rutland
Lansdon, Moulton Co, Castleon-A. B. Bliss Noyce
Ransom, East Poultney-Staoley, Legingwell Il Co,
West Poultney Sahin, Button & Co., Samuel Towns.
cnd, Wallngford; Noah w. Sawyer, Tinmouth /; Isaac
M'Daniels, S. & n J. Smith, Dandy; Houghton Briggs
r. Strong Son, Pawle, Rowley & Butler, Graves &
Fasdck, Granville; Standish s. Baker, Foot & Bates,
North Granville; d. S. Wright Co., Andrew Anderson
Whit; halland in most Of the stores throug hout the u
States. aO.eowlv
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Nathan DOOIittIc,s Estate.

State Of permon, }HHllE Hen. the Probai Court
District IF Rutland IS. - for the District Of Rutland.
To The heirs Of Nathan Doottle, late Of MounMoy in
sad district, deceased, GREETING:
Whereas, NATHAN l.. DooLITTLR, administrator Of
the estate OF the said Nathan Doolte hath represented
TO this court that the personal estate Of the sad deceased
insufficient 10 pay his debts by the Of six hundred
dollars, and hath applied for license TO sell all the real
estate Of said deceased together with the reveron of the
widows dover to pay the aforesaid and The costs of
settling said esta;e:-
1hercfore You are hereby notified to appear before
the Probate Court al session thereof be holden
The probate office in Rutland the first Monday Of
May next and show good to the contrary give
bonds, sad court shall direct for the payment of said
dehts-otherwse the said almnisrato tor will then be H.
censed and authorized TO sell all of the real estate Of said
deceased together with the reyerson of the widow
dover. TO pay the aforesaid and all legal rn
chrrsesand that the publication OF copy Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald printed
al Rutland, be, shall be sufficient notice
TO all concerned.
Given under my hand and tho zeal of said probate
Has court ut Rutland, this 18th day Of March, A..
ID. 1887
-.------- H. u. 7'OWSLEE, Register.
true copy Of record,
i2 II. b. TOIVSLEE, Rtsister.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

GEnERAL ENos, a native Of Connecticut, was one
OF the earliest pioneers IN the settlement. OF YER
mont, and encountered the bordsh!ps and priva-
tons incident, 10 the settlement Of all new countries.
Al the first election Of representatives to Congress
from that State, Stephen X. Bradley and General
EnoS we're pominen, and rival candidates. Tue
General as we'll many o,hors. considered The SER
wees he had rendered the new State deserving Of
d foil share Of It's honurs. Mr. B. however, sue
ceeded, by small minority over the General and
obtained his election. This disappointment coca
sioued some unpleasant feelings in the breast of the
General A question arose in the General assem-
bly, Of the State in which both o. these gentlemen
were members. as to the form Of The certificate Of
the choice 10 serve credentials TO enable the
Iuenber elect to take bis seat in Congress. Mc
b. without request drew FORM which was hand
cd to the Speaker, and read followe ,-"r"e
people OF the state OF Vermont, free and indepen-
dant, have chosen Stephen r. Bradley. Esq, 10
represent this stuie 10 the Congress Of the United
Slatos." The General, whose ready wit was al
ways at command, arose. addressed the Speaker,
and observed that he no stckler Of form, but
10 a document Of the kind under consideration, lie
thought it somew hat important that the certificate
should express the truth Of The fact constituting It's
efficiency. lie therefore moved TO amend the
/ form OF the certificate. grstul;ously presented by
| the member elect, SO that II might read thus -
The people Of the state OF Vermont, not hauing
The far Of God bjore their cye', but mored and in
shgaied By ii. derik, have chosen Stephen r. BraG-
| ley. E.q., to represent this state IN the Congress
Of the L. Siater." A ruar Of laughter burs. from
every member in the house, not excepting the
Speaker, and Mr. b. himself. The General left
retsnged oDd satisfied and the rival CO adida,es
and their friends were immediately reconclled to a
state ofsood feeling towards each other - Saiur.
Dig Erening Tosi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28

y Sr. BELgsA. The spot Shere,the dust OF Ma
poleon reposes on this desolae island. has almost
become q Mecca or a Dolpbos 10 the GRANT coun-
irymen Of the departed Emperor. A gentleman
who has recently returned from that region, IN
forms u.s. that The grave Of the Fret Consul is ,is-
tied with almost az much devotion by Frcncbmen,
as the Holy SepUlchre is approached by pilgrims
at jerusalem. A small building like sentry box
s situated near the tomb. which is surrounded by
dark ron ps.ine within This box is BOOB, Lefe
travellers record their names. The passionate
feelings Of the tourists from Ia belle Frame here
find vent Ia words sentences Of sorrow and eac-
ulsious Of sricf. mingled with the cooler observe.
.ions Of travellers from other lands. are found on
every psge.- PHILADELPHIA Gasene.
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Josiah PearsOn's Estate.

, Staie Of pe,mon'' BRET REMEMBERED, thnt
District Of Rutland, S. ~ ut special Probate Court
holden at Rutland within and for said district the 9th
day Of March, A. u 1897,
Present, JFJM. HAIL. Judge
An instrument purporting to he the last Win and Tes
lament OF josiah Pearson lite Of ChttenJen 10 aid dis.
o deceased, being presented TO the here by Jer
emiah Pearson and Hiram Baird, the executors therein
named, for probate -
Ordered by said court that all persons concerned there
IN DC notified 10 appear at session Of said court TO be
holden at the probate Office in Rutland the first Mon.
day OF Way next, and show cause if any they NAV
nsain. the probate of said wIfoi which purpose is
further ordered that copy OF the record Of hi. order
be published three weeks succesvey in the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland, soon as uIayb be.
true copy Of record,
u Attest, H. Il. TOWSLEE. R,g;,,.r
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Commissioners, Notice.

wv The subscribers, being appointed by the Hon Pro-
~ bate Court Tor The District Of Rutland. commits
sioners, to receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
msnds Of all persons ssainst the estate of
HANNAH COY,
late OF Middletown IN said district deceased represented
nsoVe" and also al claims and demands exhibited in
onset iherei and SIX months from the 4th day March
INST Icing allowed by said court for that purpose we DO
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend TO the
business Of our said appointments at the dwelling house
OF e. Gsrdoer IN SAID Njdetown the 1T Mondays OF
june aud August next from o'clock uni, o'clock NJ
ON each ofssid days.
NJ CL.1RR.
J. JOHNSON ''""i''"''e'''
Dated al Middleiown, TIN. ilih day Of March, A. ID.
1897. 70