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POST.
EXTREMES UNITE.-Gl [Scp. 1s, 1885. |

En- l.E.1HI.o y All lE"-utd0tl ScP 10, 1901
The Evening Post has on various occasions,
shown a disposition to fly off from the Democratic
party, by running into extremes. Upon the tariff it
knew no medium. II was free trade without refer
cncc to the policy of other nations In regard to
Banks no account was 10 be taken of the actual con-
dition of things in the country, but mnirersai and
immediate anRihiidtiOn the tendency of all the
Posts arguments. The spirit of ograrianism was
percevabc in all the political views of the editor,
and il seemed if he was inclined to legiSlac al
together upon distractions and allow the business Of
the world and the state of society To have nothing to
do with it, This ethiopian temper in the Post was
perpeually running the Editors head against post
some established landmark set up by the expert
encc and good sense of the people.to designate the
different interests among us, and the principles by
which they were TO be protected In its warfare
upon the settled principles of Democracy, the Post
has ever and anon found itself al ioggcrhs0dS with
the organs which have long been accustomed TO re-
fleet the public scntimenS. The Rjchmond Eaquir-
or the ADany Argus, and other standard republican
prints, have been successfully the objects OF its at
tack. Finally, the Post, as if eager to break with
the party to which il has assumed to be dcvot-
ed, has assailcd the Secretary of the Treasury,
the Secretary of the Navy, and the Post Mas
ter General All this might possibly be set
down to individual caprice-a sort OF innocent
oScntation by way of displaying the independence
OF the editor. But he has at last (dad ire arc gtdd 81
~ TAKEN A STAND WHICH MUST FOR
EVER SEPARTE HIM FROM THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY! His journal now openly and
Systematically encourages the abolitionisls In this
he attacks the compromise which the founda-
ton Of the Union, and commits outrage upon the
most dcvou,ly cherished feelings of the whole demo
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" AS YOU WERE,
NJ o r Z E TR AC r s.

Our readers are fully aware Of the position
now occupied by the Globe, N. Y. Euening
Post, and Baltimore Reformer Merchant, 1.-THE
latter the organ of Mr.. Calhoun,) in relation
to the Divorce Proposition, which was reject
ed by the representatives. of the people by
the late decisive vote.
We have been not a little surprized to see
friends of the administration embracing and
applaudng Mr.. Calhoun merely because he
supported the Divorce, and describing and de-
nouncing many of the abest and Oldest of the
supporters of the administration merely be-
cause they differed with the President simply
in relation to that expedient.
We have heretofore fully shown that this
same Sub-Treasury project was universally
denounced by the administration in 1894. We
have also abundantly shown that the State
bank agency has always been the policy of
| the Republican party from 1889 down TO this
day, and that it has always been recognized
as one of the soundest doctrines in the catego-
ry of its faith. We are told that this has been
an unnatural alliance" and ought to be dis
solved ; that the State banks answered very
well as tools to put down the United States
Bank, but now that is accomplished, we have
no longer any use for them, and similar fate
is now awaiting them. But to our extracts.
STATE BANK AGENCY.
1.-The Committee (of Ways and Mcans) give their
opinions at large upon the subject Of the State bank
agency IN the management Of the public finances.
They show that reliance them part of the LONG
SIGHTED which induced the trainers of the
sututon to reject the proposition to confer the power
creating corporations upon Congress, and that ,oas an
)act The result Of The confedcraey before 'rM af
Ter The adoption Of the eonsution-Globe, 9Th March,
! 1885.
The Committee of Ways and Means report
ed that " the State banks ought to be continued
as the place of deposite Of the public moneys"
Report
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"PUBLrrs," &C." and PHuo-FIscus"
are unavoidably deferred.
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NEW ORLEANS BEE.

We make few extracts from all article from this pa
per of the 18th instant, headed
Commerce-The Legislaiure-Ihe Banks.
As this print is firm supporter of the Administration,
any thing utters these topics will be good author
ty With the following view of commerce and its rea-
tons, we most cordially concur.
COMMERCE-THE LEGISLATURE-THE
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GENERAL ORDERS, NO. ss.

HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY, J
ApUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, OCT. IL, 1887.
Promotions and appointments in the Army, since III
Of g General Order" No. 46, dated l2t
July 1887
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
Elixir Negotai Balsamiluc.
n. II. DOWNS
Veg cfabfe H0fsaaniC Eli1ir,

Anon Coughs, Cold, Consumption. Cstarrh, Group
~ Asthma, Whoopios Cough, and Of all other dises,
g OF She head. chea snI lungs
iamPhiei' coninin'ug history Of the mo,liene-A
sketch OF the di'rases lor which is recommended Ger
hheaie IRON nnqaesiionAbe sources--mple direction,
seeoa ranyns each eolte-nsy be had ofsny oftbe A.
senclei, gratis
CERTiIfCArE.
For the benefit o fine If eiel he l,ay. IN ,;y. A..
hs' " " Down Vegetable Dslsame Elixir the high-
tsi possible accommodation have gwen il 10 enid
Of mins ~hoe lungs were evlsaty dsayerou,ly
no 'pf whom We were much sisrmsdsisr having tired
many oher remedies IA van-the re,uit i,tLe d.,, !,
ao~ .rrFeuiY removed snl ihe child rstoreI 10 health
ie'heei Tins, one Phi.l eniy has beeu usod
e STEPHEN CHANDLER
Store. bY Wv ''''''''' N''"
-" w. FAY, .5gsni.
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lie efcps ssfiy dows ibc steep stone stairs thar
ls4 ron tho soinaa-ncencm a. tho Na'cii'o
briSve 10 The waters lcsei.--Iie cfonchcd into
rorno, aaA hsla Lis breath - The rtifol passed.
Never did prisoners heart ,h'oh With the h"fe
q he ard hhouy eagerly - aia That 81 tie
ureiehsd n,sn ~iih tie prospect 81 death. The
vs'rh raced ciaso by hin, bat he tcmbinci nnob
ssf,ed-and. snc- wsuinc tai the sound a Root
.ieps had oicd awsy "a The distance. he cautiously
descended. snd stood beneath lic gloomy arch that
forms ihc lsniipg place from the n'ct.
The lido VA. ir. and The water flowed at he
feet The rain had ceased. snd al WIS, cor mo-
aeui siil aBd quiel--so quiet that the slightest
-opnd IN The opposite hoax, eren tbs rpphng OF
tho waters against The Lsrgrs ibsi were moorcd
thew, IVES distinctly svdIbe 10 HE car The
stefan stole lsngu,dlv aud sluge'shiy on. Sirange
aud fantastic eDrms rose 10 the surface and beck
oned hiHi 10 tpproaeh-dark cleaning eyes peePed
srn the wstcr, and seemed to mock hs hesitation
while hollow nnrmurs from behind urged him on
wards lie reireaied few paces, took short
ron desperate leap, and plpngtd into the rvet
Not Eve seconds had passed WHEN he arose to
he waters surface bu, what change bad taken
pace in hat short the in oil bis thoughts and feel
ines Life. life in eny form. poverty, misery, star
Vs,ion. any thing but death lie fought and situg
gled with the wafer that closed over hIs head, and
esecas,,od a. al,uus Or seifuf. rue cufse "r he
own son rang in his cars. Tie shore, hut one foot
Of dry ground he could almost touch the step.
One hands breadth nearer aud he was saycd but
tho tide bore him onward under the dark arches Of
the bridge, and he sank 10 the bottom.
Again he rose, and struggled for life; for one IN
slant, one brief instant the buildings the rivers
bank, the lights on the bridge through which the
cuuon, had bone him. the black water,the fast fly
ing Clouds were distinctly visible once more he
sunk, and once again he rose, bright flames Of Gre
shot up from the earth to heaven, and reecd before
lis eyes, while tie water Numbered in his eais and
stunned him with its furious roar.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
FEMALE PIETY.

The gem of oil others which enrchcs the coro
net Of lady's character, is Unaffected picty. Ma
ture may lavish much on her person--ihc enc hant-
mcnt of the conference.-the grace of her mien--
or the strength Of her intellect yet her loneliness
is uncrowned till picty throws around the whole,
the sweetness and the power of her charms. She
then becomes unearlly in her desires and associa-
tons The spell which bound her affections to
things below is brokeB-- and she mounts ON the 81
len: wings Other fancy and hope TO the bab,a,ion
Of God where ii is her delight TO hold communion
with the spirits that have been ransomed from the
,hraldom of Garth. aud wrenthed with garland of
glory.
Her beauty moy throw magical charm over
many princes and conquerers may bow with nd
uiraton ut the shrine of her riches the sons of
science nnd poetry may cnbalm her memory in his
tory and song yet her pe,y mus, be her orna-
men,--her pearl. Her name must be written in
the Book Of Life" that when mountains fade a.
way, and every memento of earthly greatness is
lost in the general wreck OF nature, it may remain
and swell the list Of that mighty throng, which
hive been clothed with the marte Of righteousness,
and ,heis voices at,uncd to the melody of heaven.
With such a treasure every lofty qualification
on earth may be purehased-frendsbip viii be dou-
bly, swoet-psn and sorrow shall lose their sting
--ond the character will possess price far abo, c
riches, life will be bot pleasant visit to earth,
and death the entrance upon joyful and perpetual
home. And when the notes of the last trump shall
be heard. and sleeping millions awake TO judgment,
Its possessor shall be presented "faultess before the
throne Of God with exceeding joy, and crown Of
life that shall never wear away"
Such is piey, like tender flower planted in the
fertile soil Of woinans heart, it grows, expanding
lis foliage aud imparting lis fragrance to all around
TIL 'rnnsp'an'ed, it is set TO bloom in perpetual vi
gor and uniading beauty in the paradise Of God.
Follow this star it will light you through eve
~ labatnth in the wilderness Of hfe-gild the
gloom that will gather around you in dying hour
and brng you safely over the ,empestuous Jor-
dan Of death into the heaven of promised and set.
tied rest
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
Louisa rsritton,s Estate.

STATE or pER.uOyvT. ! nlEIr REMEMBERED,
Diarici If Rutland IS ~ that at special Pro-
bate Court held at the Probate Office in Rutland on he
10Th day of April, D. 1887,
Present, WILLL3.M HALL, Judge,
BENZ. g. Barron, administrator upon the estate Of
ed, proposing render Of his a1mins
and present his account against said estate for allowance
Ordered, That said account be exam ned in court at
session thereof to be holden at the probate office in Ru-
June next and that the publication II copy Of this
order three weeks succosuyey IN the Rutland Herald
printed at Rutland mag be, shall he sucen,
notice 60 all concerned TO appear, # they cuuse and
object thereto
10 IT, g. TiOUSLEE R,g,,t,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
Gideon TabOr's Estate,

STATE or pERNONT, ! yeO T il remembered that
D'si,iei Of Rutland, IS. - a, special Probate
court held at the Probate Once Rutland IN sand dis
irioi, on The 18Th day Of April, 4. ID. 1887,
Present, UILLL1.u NAIL, Jidge,
HANNAH TABOR ADMINISTRATIVE upon the estate OF
Gideon Tabor, late Of Moult Tabor in said district de
ceased, proposing 10 render Of her admins
'ion aud present her account against said estate Tor al
lowHnce
Ordered, That sail account be examined in cour, A,
session thereof To be holden al the probate Office in Rut
land, within and for said district the frst Mon ay ot
June next sud that the publication Of copy of his
order three weeks successfully IN the RuuandIIerad
printed at RutHu a. sou as may bc shah be .ufcien,
n"ee TO all concerned 10 appear, II they sec esuss and
Object thereto
IL IT, b. TOH'SLEE, Registe,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
THE DRUNKARUS DEATH.
iron q ske,eh b, Boa J

One batter night. lie sunk down on door step
in Piccadilly. faint aud III. The premature decay
Of vice sLd prohigsey had worn him 10 the bone
II. cheeks were followed and lyid his eyes were
sunken. and their sight wss dim. HIS legs ,rem-
bled beneath their weight and cold thiyer ran
through every limb.
And nov the long forgotten scenes Of misspen
lie crowded thick and fact upon him. lie thought
OF the time when he had home, happy. cheer
fpl home. and those who peopled II and Hooked a.
bout ham iAsn until the forms Of Lis elder children
seemed 10 rice from the grave sod stand about him;
% plain. go clear. 60 distinct they werc. that he
could touch and feel them. Looks that he bad
long forgotten were fired upon him once more ;
voices long since hash,d 10 death sounded 10 he
ears like the music Of village bells. ba, il VI. on.
iy for en- instant. The rain beat heavily upon him.
sne cold and hunger were ep4~ing at h's heart
sgsin.
lie raised his bead, sad looked % the long dis
nal street. lie reeO.lceied that ou,essts like HIM
self. condemned 10 wander Day and night IN those
dreadful streets. aud sometimes gene distracted
with ihear oSu iObsl,ness. lie remembered 10
have heard many years before. that boH.eless
wretch had once oeen fonnd 10 solitary eorne,
sharpening rusty knife 10 piangs ialo hs owb
bssr-prsiering death 10 tina, endiess. weary. wGa.
esr'ng 10 sod fro. In an ins,sui he resolve va.
,shen bss hmss received bsw life be ran quick
" from the spot. and pssstd rot Tor bresls va.il
10 reached The rivct slde.
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Commissioners Notice.

WYE the subscribers, being appointed by tho Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Rutland ON.
mssoncr' to receive, examine and adjust all claim, anl
demands OF all persons against the estate of
JOHN BANCROFT
late Of Chttendsn in said district dcccosed
insolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto and six months from tho Eth day Of A.
rrl inst being allowed by sad court Tor that purpo.
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will sionl
to the business of our said appointment at the dwelling
Of Rachael Bancroft in Chiieni'n the 5th day Of
June and 9Th day Of August next, from 10 o'clock
until o'clock p. NJ. on each of SAID days.
DAN DIXIE.
Rutland. April IT, 1887. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02

Tnu RrvEL
~ opstitt - ttrsrr

~ tBap1ft tttst'r
Pes along si,si . - h bey'sl
tsrrs8sis ~ goiss-s Zee
nasl sne ansr h hanish tpff"-
T.srs'. sauusA So frsf 900 NE
p~.. -. e.s 90 i.es 10 ihs levl
sgsr,ss KS AHsuitA issi, co-esse~d
ftsiat 800 N.p - tsfHi tis sssri
psiss Re, d.sih ~ili 10 ressaisd
w....y,,..ss. = "tsdsys@dsaf =
. ~, c1s sfrr y~a w.k.. ~f essess y
TAss lsss dy.st .ef ~ - fssrfoi,
ass mind ~ hste . sDsl 10 lose.
u,ssl ~, sar ~l,cs s,spd ~e~rhe.
AID cot isfasis cry fsi bread
IL tie grafe iisY " roun H. gisffrng
tsass IL nu1abcyr4 rah tic dead.
pnst 10, bosft ste, sntsssi ~
To fessgn the fetal cop
bstsk --nof heed . usoilseFs augaish
Dnni ard Sran. dsmHatson up
DIAL fns ere ,l.s ssllows t.erk, u.,
Asa tho psi.oh op~ns ~,oc
Ard shaDe ttshas With sfus estsndsd
To destroy OF hopes asd PRIDE.
Dnsf for wh,is We 9aAG destruction.
osbsn feel ths ps,snu no
Yes, the d,ris ihsi ~ound our bosorus.
Also pierce our lOv'd ones through.
- -As, tlsarro greet tie dfuuAard
WIS, bi,ssfal seenes To him eIiend
Tierefofe dnsk, nor w. - fearful
Drnk--hof beed the bKUsxsRDs :
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Flom Rer. J. d. Dcunmond

wan feelings Of pious gratitude 10 heaven, (whsbfe
vows every good add precious gift, iofwsrl
TO nn'e mine TO the numerous testimonies ofihoso, vh
nave experienced the happy effects of"Dr Jewetb Va
"aoie RUS" For more ihan two Year,, have iUBefe
severely from a d,ease Of the stomach owing toa .,
ransemeht Of the digestive organs. Add though re-
the the recommended course OF many remedies fnm,l
for their relief giving ytures, ye, all vain and use
les-uniIl al length through The adyice ia friend con
sented 10 make trial ofthe above nsmsJ P, the u,'
Of which has eOmpifeyre esiabibed my lang u-ied ~
hsaih
j. u. DRUJvHOD, Catholic PrieA
Boston, has. July 25th, 1888.
The fresh aud genuine pills sre fr tale by DANlELS
BELL, RUTLAND H. Price 50 cent? boI'
6sSoDly.
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The OfG Shop open again.
JOHN Il. KNIGHT,
TAILOR,

IL AS returned 10 his old shop again, in the East
II Il village Of Rutland, one door North of the
Cour, House where he respectfully proers his SER
vices To the public in The line OF his occupation and
he verify believes that Ills future fidelity to business
and has work will merit and obtain for him s share
Of ihe custom Of the village and the surrounding
community.
0F~Gentlemen will please 10 call who want
work done, a, his shop. aud be thinks they will not
60 away without employing hin.
Rutland April IS, 1897. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
Commissioners, Notice.

WI ihe'eb'crber.,be being appointed by the Hon Pro
~ bale Court for the District Of Rutland, eornmi,
70 receive examine and adjust all claims and ie.
msnus oil all peTsons sgainsi fhe estate Of
ELD.3D HILDRETjL
ate Of fIiisord, 10 ssid district deees.ed reo,e..,
insolvent sRd slso all claims add demsnis exhibited H.
oe' ihereioi AL K months from the 81 day OF Fsbru
AIRY lssi beng allowed By said cour, 10, lin, ,' ~
90 hereby give notice that we will attend 10 IN,
oo,ines' o. our said appointment at the dwelling ho,s
o. the WIDOW Of said deceased on the last Aoplsy ~
nay sn' lone nexi, from o'clock N until 4 oicIocL
p NJ ca each ofsaid days. ''''1
s.H. KELLOGG.
HENaN HENRY, Cs1'@'i's''s.Sy'.
fh.aIoi-, APri 10, a. n. 1881 -
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Ceriifcdie If Mr. Abel,

Believing that Jewetts Improved Vego table Pills ue
remedy worthy the highest confidence. am induced
from public considerations TO state the effect they had
member my family. Ealy in tn, last winter nv
wife experienced the access Of disease which GRADUALLY
increased to high degree Of severity. The symptom,
were great rrotrston Of strength loss appetite paiu
IA The head, dizziness, papation oflhe heart pain III,
side and cough. She commenced with the pills. emily 10
the spring, and received immediate relief They wer
continued according TO the directions, until nearly tE
boxes were taken when the appeared To be pcre
and no symptnms Of disease have since appeared
Cs'gnedl LEFI ABEL
Boston, Sept. 10, 1927,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
DOUBLE TRUSS.

THE Double Truss is formed by aihxng ono s,a nj
the Steel Spring 10 the centre Of transverse bar, t
ench end of which is placed the above described PA,
BY lis free and unemburrasscd movements, the nab o
be adjusted TO the prcarsed parts with pe,fcc w ,nJ
snicty,whethor they are situated horizontally or inmA
hqnc direction from each other; and no mov.msn
the body can dspnce or in the least affect them Altar.
her description is deemed unnecessary, a. the slgh,,
inspection has never in single instaace failed 10 s,,
even the most preudiccd of their superior propcriie
For sale by DANIELS s. BELL, Rutland, H.
Fob. IL. o,o,,o
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CsrliEeale Gom Dr. Hnumlln.

The following is certificate from DIR C. r. R,unla
graduate IN medicine nj the University of Coeiingen
The snbscrber has tested the effects Of yewe lnrp.
we'd vegetable Pills, several Of disease OF The m
snd digestive organs, and the result has conyineeAhu
'hai iey are em'nehtly calculated 10 subserve the o
pose l"r which they designed CONSIDERING them a..
together superior 10 those articles commonly offered @
similar complaints would chserfully add my te,taODy
IN iavor oil 50 valuable medicine (SigpeD
CHARLES f. R.3J.ULLK H. d.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
Newly Invented Truss.
THE DOUBLE CONE. SPfR H. spI
TRUSS,

SDECENTLY invented by BRLA TAnR, !. nov 10,
80 scntei 10 tho public under full cnnvic, ON ih,
can be with case and safety, and with o.,
er ben'h to the Patient, than any other Tru,, nov
use These Iruscs SO FAR Il i believed, human ,
iu' can go, possess perfect solCadu,ting pripc,p
They accommodate themselves to every motion pnd d,
st'on OF the body and at the same time preserve c
sen', uniform, equal, and tn the Patient IN ngre,l
pressure upon the parts to which they applied IN,
Pads are formed ola Wire Spring, bent 10 The sham :,
Double Cone, with the base Compressed IN n r,na,
convex TO receive the cushion. TIL. pad i. o,t,cIo =
au elastic Steel Spring, which passes round tho boJy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
Cure for Indigestion.

J4t.NDICE & DISEASE OF TIE LTJrER :,
JEwETT's IMPROVED VEGETABLE FILLS,
mr. GERMAN SPECIFIC, will prove sure rom
" edy for dy.pepsia. jaundice Of the liver, hendscls
heartburn sour stomach nss of appetite dizziness weak
ness in the limbs, cfstivepess and piles 4mong the ma
ny Testimonials recently received oihe ,auary effect,
these pills the following strong proofs submitted Lre,
animation -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-02
VIVID O W S

or OFFICERS on SOLDIERS OF THE REvO-
~ LUTON, who were married before the close OF
their last term Of Service whose husbands served agree-
ably 10 the act Of Congress Of the eth, june 1882 two
years, and not less than six months draw during
lie, during their remaining single, by virtue Of the
act of 4h july 1886, such pensions their husbands
would have been entitled under the first mentioned
act whether their husbands may have died during the
war; since that period. Also, the widows of such
Officers soldier who married after that whose
husbands have died since the 4th, of March, 1884, and
before the L June, 1882, draw much their
spectvc husbands would have been entitled TO, under
the act Of June T. 1882, from the said a, March, 1881
the day Of the -rid husbands decease.
POSTSCRIPT, MARCH 25, I837-Bya late
act of Congress the benefits OF the 81 section of the ac,
Of July 1886, are extended TO widows who ha We mar
red since the dcccase Of their first husbands for whose
services, such widows may claim pensions under
said act provided they were widows the time of its
passage Also, the widow of any person who con, in oil
in the U. s. service until the 81 OF November 1888 and
married before that day. and whilo her
in such service, will be entitled the benefit Of said Oh
section.
% Pension business under Tie ADORE mentioned acts
and all otter., Transacted as usual by lie subscriber.
Ilaf j. COVE.
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Pork and Drain.

yDAIGE 4 MUNGER have for sale about 30 o''I'b
x msss. prime Mes snJ prime PORK Also hN
barrels Of E5.HS,--tlso. CORN. RYE, sac oA =,
Rutland, (Miil Village AFrl TO- 1887 l,h
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Sehuyfcr's eefebrafrd CoHrf OF
Fortune.
40 uroedway. Newly ork.
NJ $4,000! II

Tls r4oa B,ihari ard Rioird Sos''ae cror dr"ir'
~ itc Uaiicd State 10 Dro'eH .\H~bsrs "
fssl package sC25 Tickcis
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II POsf- Rider srui,fed,

NY,NTED immediately, a thoroash POST RIDER
W TO distribute the iiERALp, STArEsMAx ana 9th ..
ef p'rer, on the extensive and lucrative route now
,.eI On by hr WILLIAM KISsIE. About three huol, ed
NfNsi"psfs are now distributed sad route aud many
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