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THURSDAY, June |.
Ship Charlotte, Church, 10 days from Havana,
bound TO BriStol.-Left there May 2lst Ship VIM.
Engs, Vaughan, of this port, waiting freight schr
Hannah, Boss, for Cardenas in days Franklin
Greene, Waite from Savannah, just arr. Busy,
Allen, waiting cargo: Leon idas do. brig Mas
sachusetts, Mckenzie, for New-York; Powhatan,
Lims, and Augusta, for do. Pocahonias from
Scotland-In Port; French frigate, and two
brigs Of Is guns each and an English irigate from
cruise.-Of Montaug, spoke sch'r Maynower
from Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Planet, Smith, from Workshop
Candace Brown, from do.
SUNDAY, 4th.
Schrs Edward, Pacheard fm Wilmington, N.
G. with lumber and timber to Silas w. Cotterell.-
George Washington Miller from Georgetown for
Fall River-Export, Hart from Key West, slaves
&c. TO d. @ Cooke.
MONDAY, 5th.
Schrs Freedom, Elliot, FIN Charleston S. G. for
Providence, Two Brothers, Palmer, I'm Prov. for
Hartford, Duck Baker, FIN Norfolk.
Sloop Victory Heath, from n. Y. for Prov.
CLEARED.
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"ANTED.-Anh honest and faithful lad. as
w Carrier for thi. paper, in the South part Of
the town. Good encourag cement will be given, II
application he made Immediately at this Office
June 1th
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A good one.-A gentleman asked @ sbag
the other day, the reason why so many Of
the tall gentlemen were bachelors The
reply was that "they were obliged to lie
corner-wise 10 bed to keep their feet warm,
and q wife would be 10 the way"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

SLAVE TRADE. Eight African negroes
have been taken into custody at Apalachi-
cola by the United States Marshal, alleged
to have been smuggled from Cuba in the
schooner Emperor, Captain Cox. They
were brought in Cuba by Frencbman
named Walherbe, formerly resident ofTal-
lahassee, and who was drowned soon after
the arrival of the negroes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

The populatinn of Boston, according to
the State census just taken, is S0,325-of
Lowell, IS.0I0-of Salem, I7,4l0-of
Springfield, 9234--of Worcester, 7ll7.
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ARRIV ED.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3It.

WEDNESDAY, May 3Ith.
Ship Martha, Potter, of this port, from Bay Of
Islands, &c. last from Bahia, with 100 bbls. whale
and 270 bbls. sperm oil, to r. p. Lee 81 Co. and
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Ship Annawan, Rathbone, from Canton, arrived
at New-York on Thursday.
Brig Laurel, Finch, for ST. Croir, cleared al
Wilmington 26 ult.
At Havana, 20th inst. ship VIM Engs, Vaughan
unc; Brig Massachusetts, Mckenzie, do sch'r
Franklin Green, Waite, Savannah, IA; Hannah
Boss disc,
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The BARNEs's.-Mr. Barnes had taken
berths in the Ben Sherrod for himself, wife
and daughter, and sent the baggage, on
board, but, from some cause, was induced
to remove it to the steam boat Ambassador.
Sun. Horn Neus.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

The Rev. DIR. WayIasd, President OF
Brown University, has been invited by the
department Of war, to attend as one of the
board of visitors, the approaching examina-
ton Of the United States military academy
at West Point.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07
GA CARU,-O
JUST RECEIVED.
md for sale at Uhoiesaie or R'fnu by
JAS. n. NEWTON & co.

Ind for sale at Uhoiesoie or R'tdH by
JAS. II. NEWTON & co.
nvHA sacks salt 80 kegs Malaga raisins'
OkVY 2j hall tox do 40 drums igs,
3 bags peanuts, q boxes cliron, 90
TO- 900 Spanish segars, 81 do y lIayan, Sugar.
30 bags Java Coffee. do White do do
20 {" IaguiIa do ~ Bags do Canton do
20 " plnhsd do ID. 20 B'xs guuppwdcr tea.
6 boxes lump tobacco, u ca,s.s young hyson.
30 pipes, bags piDenio,
II dozen Mustard, 2 cases table salt
~ round cocoa. 10 barrels gln.
20 kegs Northern lard, do Newark c'lar,
casks London porter, bags Madeira nut,
bbls butter crackers, 2 do hlmonds
20 boxes so1p, 80 pieces sinoaked bsei,
- iskets champagUc, 20 bb's canal fonr,
10 drums SultaB1 faisins, 4 cases pfeser~Pd Gin
bbls smoking obacto ger,
dLSO-On hand an extensive stock of GRO
CERIEs, which they offer sale on the most favor
able terms, M No $50 ! ihnines-flreet.'
May 81. Newport Il. l.
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A Rich Conciet.-It was receBtly estab.
lished before a parliamentary committee
that there is person now resident in one
of the British convict colonies who was
transported, and whose income now is 4O,.
600 pounds per annum.
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CLEARED
Brig William, Page, N. Y.

The schooner Traveller OF Boston. went on shore
on Gravey Point on the night Of tbe,3d inst and,wa'
got of yesterday with lrtie or no damage sby the
5. Revenue Cutter Nigant. Il Cong Tracy.
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Ohiodgainstths Worid.-Double deuces.
The wife of Mr.. Ephraim Knoles, of Union
township, Ross county, was safely delivered
few days since, of four daughters at a
birth. The children are said to be doing
well. Mrs. Knoles is in her forty-sxth
year,, and had previously given birth to i3
ChihCothe Gar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-07

The Ruling passion in america. A
young gentlemen II, Chicago, who had won
the heart of a fair lady, wished her to de-
fer the marriage till an importat law suit OF
her father was decided. The lady inssting 9
on prompt action, the disnterested lover
said " can have the refusal of you for
six months. cant }"-N Y. Star.
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STONE WANTED.

uDORTER a. PALE ALE, superior quality,
in punt and quar- bottles for sale by
June 1th. !. X. NEWTON 20.
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LIME.

Nn Bbls frs, quality EASTERN LINE
oDV Coz sale by -HEfFIELD Z" BELL.
JON. eth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
AriEasa Smiths Essafe.

Staie Of pe,n'om, } ~ Ia Probate Court, hold,a
District Of Raiiad ~ at Rutland within mad Er
said district on the 81 day of January A. D. 1897
Present. IPyM HALL, Judg,
An instrument purportins 10 be the last Win and e
lament Of Arma smith late of Clarendon 10 slid i.tr
deceased being presented TO the court here by EnocA
Smith and Nathan j. smith, the executors therein
for probate, ii Is
OTdeFed by said court that all persops concerned there
ia be notified 10 appear at u session of mid cont Ia Ia
holden al the probate office in Rutland on the fra Moe
day of February next and show cause If any hey ma,
have against the probate of said wi--fo hich pSrps,
der he published three weeks succe sively ia the Rus
Herald, printed at Rutland, soon as may be-
true copy ofreeori,
Attest, H. u. TOWSLEF Reputt
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Benjamin Rays Estate.

Slate Of permonh ltE(E II remembered that al
District Of Rutland, ss - special Probate ourt be-
at Probate Office IN Rutland the 4h day Of Jiousr
4. ID. 1857,
Present W!LLL4.I HALL, Juiye
JoHE RAY, administrator Of the estate of Benjan.
Kay ae oi Ni'ddeio"n 10 SAID district, deceased pr
posing TO render an account of his administrator .,
Preseut his account against said estate for allow
Ordered. Tha, rad account he examined IL, courif
session thereof 10 lie holden OF the Probate Once in Nc
land within aud for 'uid district, on the Grs, MoBdl
February NEXT and that the publication IL u copy Of
| order three weeks excessively in the Rutland fIefa
printed at Rutland soon may be, shall be suffice
notice 10 oil concerned to appear il they SEQ eauss
object thereto.
H. u. TOFSLEE, Rsgiia
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WIDOW 5

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REVO-
~ LUTON, who were married before the close Of
their asl term OF Service whose husbands served agree
ably to The act OF Congress of the 7h, uue 1882 two
years, and not loss than months can now draw during
iic or during tier remaining single by virtue Of the
&C. OF lh July, 1886, such pensions their husbands
would have been entitled to- under the first mentioned
act whether their husbands may have died during the
war or since that period. Also the widows OF such
osers or soldier who were married after that war,whose
s ~ "a l'a' snce the 4,h, OF March, 1881, and
Dtlofe the Z, Jube, 1859, can nuch .s
spectivc husbands would have been enttiea 10, o5e
the act Of Jane 1882, from the said March, 1873 to
the day of the said husbands decease.
lJ-Ptasion business attended Too usual
1i:3w j. COVE.
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CON SU NJ p L ION.
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS.

TIP AVE, from their extraordinary success 10 giving
Ill instant relief aud in curing Cols Coughs Ash
mas, dfcplty Of BreoiHg Whcesing, 2igtiness of The
Chest pam IN he Side, Splitting ofBiood, Ciiinss and
SireriHgs that precede Ftres and Lung Complaints gen
erGiE become one othe most popular medicines known,
and sought alter from every part a! the country,
account Of the astonishing which has attended
their administration IN The above complaints, frequently
curing the most obstinate cases and giving the most I'M
expected relief after every other remedy had failed anl
persons had given themselves up in despair ola
They have been known Ia persons suppose 10 he
far gone IN consumption aud exhibiting all the appear
unce of approaching dissolution.
And such have been the saiu,ary effects Of these Pill
even in hopeless cases far mitigate the suffer
ing Of tn patient, cvlen,y prolong life for
and weeks and give TO il positive comfort they never
expected 10 enjoy.
The operation of tho pills s wonderful in easing re.
rpiraiion, quieng the eous and procuring tnortabe
rest.
Common colds are frequently removed 10 few hours.
uT'Abhoush Gays person speaking Of these Pill
my wife has tried various medicines Of the first celebrity
for an ssthmatc difficulty, Tor affection Of the unss1
which ai times exceelng distressing eonfnng her
To het house for days and weeks toscther she finds moth
ing girss her he rei.f ieh Rtes .4shmafic PiH, do
easins her resplra!o3 qIeiDg her cough, aud giving
her comfortable rest Aud this the testimony vi
drcds or thousand. The relief which aged Deopie Ia,
well others, experience from the use Of these pile
truly astonishing, and renders them invaluable 10 many
hnd arc ~ Tact TO some essential auxiliary then
comfort anl almost TO their existence.
Physician Informs the proprietor that gentleman
IN The country observed 10 him. lac had easou 10 belev
the use OF thc,e pills had been the ssvng his lie
Pnce whole bo1es, 80 pills, half 10, IL pills 80 cts
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DU VI FRIES
@T2aWATEIs 3

lItoh '9re or lndamed EyeI-nothing known give,
- such immediate and comfortable reLsf On recent
sore eyes the effect Is most ssuary. Where the con-
]u' mas oeeh oil year, s,sLdns and ~ exceeding
" bal cases, the unexpected and de,irable
has been found ia The Of this EYE WATER after ,v
cry other remedy hld filled. Psr,'n. who have used il
pronounce without hesitation The bs'f preparation 70,
h,,e complaints they have ever met With
Free, % cents bottle.
~ None are genuine unless signed r KiDDER, On
we wrapper (5oie proprietor aud ,aeesssor 10 D Gov
SArg ~ whom lhey are iof sls, his Counting Room
20 |3"'l 'ft Boston, and by bis special appoint.
"sn'i ADAMS, "ARsER Co.. Lud.o~.
" Feb 20. e5wly.
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wnar Do VIZ LIVE ,oR,

uhsi DO 80 tss e. st 70 -
Tss .psn a hsiass'. p 90
=. iss~si esf ssfi % p,csss'ss sss,
Az ss.i g-sh.p- a. 49,
To ~tss 49, tssss 10 ssis e'ssHss
81 = .st snsr " issanstsw
Tssh.s ~s,i care i'uss psrsssa ssss.s,
To sesres 81 fatsrs sosr@-
Whist De ss iits ~ 10 u 10 I'D
Ths tee u fs,ssSsA,F sFOses.
That ls,s. a soSad 10 tAest satntine
As1 dee 80 seoa ~ spokea
Ts s..st ti.s ~Ses On osbss hs'ls'
NJ wssp tier hsp'sa 10, =
To hkis ear islio~ srss he Nsfis--
Te dc .sd b. forgos
No. ~s sesv fofmet % sssA 81 usih
TssssA paths 'usds Tls.s i' 'ss'oa ,
To ssi thai l,sbI N saTly tosit.
wh.et th.ass Ia ever, 'ss.oa.
fe Hs ~sis ,nsts 20 wia Srlew
The beoa hereafter sissa3
To eaiuii, ssn,is II earthly We,
AID GBd our ho'ue 10 hessen.
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Published b: ". q. Goddard.
Windsor, vi.

.7"d for sale in atparts EN- England and ~ York;
III ARSilALLS NEW SIZZLING BOOK AND Ell
w EMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE :-calculated TO teach Spelling and read
in, b. association, dctaon and the usual mode OF exer-
csn, in classos--by ELIHUE +. MARSHALL, author OF
a"Speliins Book Of the English Lang nage,' nc.
The above work has been prepared with great care
AID Is believed 10 possess many advantages over other
books Of the kin now in The name of the author
will readily be recognized by many Of our School Com
nittecs aud Teacher, who have ia years past, adopted
aud used his work. upon which the present one
believed ia be a very great Improvement,
Many rocommendatory notices have already been re-
ccive cd, = ,oug which are the following -
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|. A. ID. 1897.
--a---
Howard Henry
iiuncy Wl.,iam =. D.
Hooker Jefushs
JndsDn sheldon
Kit,rdse Joseph
kins Chns. & Co,
Reyes James
kiuuhali Joseph
kiugsbufy samuel Jr.
kiraalLic David
Ltstrr ALuo
Lyon pol,,ruy
l.umbstJ Simon
Long Lyman :
hckucstry Harriet
Maynard Joha
/ Niusscy lioIocca W.
| Marley John
Mason Aarca
I MCirilt Moan
I Mnssey ltm,ly
: NcGrath john
/ Morse Harriet
/ McCioud \ ,mucl
Mex ennoy Ihunu
Mobiles stephen
Ossood Lucy
Pearson josiah
Porter Dr John
Packard Anne
p"-''g" 10y mon
Patlisuu George
, Perkins Jauo
PaTsons Ira
Preston Airah
Pratt Nancy NJ. ,
Rice Eisey
Ranney Darwin II.
7 Robinson Lcyina
Reynolds Isaac Z.
Kotch LoriD
Rice Lucy s.
Russles 4 liurd
Smith uordtio
Sucll john
wart Geo. :.
Smith Willis
Seymour Origin 8.
Slason William
Scribruc James
Slater DAVID
Stcarns Ruth
5pauldlng Amos
SnUw Oramel
Shaw WIN X.
Temple Frederick b.
Tower Franklin r.
Thornton Syrel
Woods Levi
Win.luw William
Wearn w. II.
! Whitney Martha
Young john
. ORNSBEE, Postmaster.
nth, East, and the Woodstoc'
Iftcr be closed at 0 o'cl,ck, 7
D clock, p. NJ. and no letter
. OR.NSBEE, =. M.
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YefAYE Just received for ,.ls. COJ.ror
"a COIIoNWICKLNG, CONSERVATIVES
and cO7T0NBATTS. 'DDA'"'
-, bLSI WIEIER OIL co.1Vos, d.
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n % Il &c L.

SESSE the uuderigner have this day by mutual con
W cent, dissolved copartuership and Chester Gran
ger and Edward l. Granger authorized 10 settle and
adjust al claims favor o. against the late 6rm o L.
GRANGER L BROTHERS
LYMAN GRANGER.
CHESTER GRANGER,
EDWARD l.. GRANGER.
PIit,iord, January ls, 1857,
~ B. The bu,iae., will hereafter be conducted un-
De- the hrm q {. & T.. l.. CIR 1.NGER
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Take Notice !

NfECESSiTl compels me to say TO all those owe uic
III MONEY due ths let Of January 1896. that must
be pad by the fret Of Al ri ltx Hope tina, th' notice
vii be attended aud save further trouble.
JAMES BARRETT, JT.
Rutland, Jan. II, 1851. 4
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ia ES FOR TER
"AS for sale, one door North Of I. Reed's ccs
i Il fee House an assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK
cry, GLASS dt WARE. Wrt
& Cut NAILS, IRON, STEEL,
Horse Nail RODS, Window
GLASS, Mil SAWS,
LampOil, Sperm,
d Tallow CANDLES, DC. &c.
Also, a fresh supply of DRUGS & MED.
lCINES, including most the recent Chen.
zeal Preparations, PATENT MEDICINES.
Teeth and Pocket INSTRUMENTS. Mn.
pie Shells, Breast Pipes, Syringes, &c.
Also, Doct IIuLL's celebrated
PATENT TRUSS;
80 W. SPRUCE SHlNGLE;
5000 #. Spruce FLOOR BOARDS,
which will be disposed Of on the most fcas.
enable terms.
0FMost kinds ofcountry Produce reccn.
ed in payment at the highest market prices
On consignment. Doct. HuLL's UTERO
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, n new in
,trument, which has received the approba.
ton OF most Of the Medical Faculty of New
York, and of all the patients, las far as
known,) who have used it.
Rutland Dec "a, 1886,
NIB. The highest prices paid for HAT.
TING and SHIPPING FCRS. la
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SIR WALTER scOTIoS NOVELS.

premium fail the Novels by this celebrated author will
he person furnishing Ten subscribers and the
cash. $50 10 the publisher OF the Lady Book free of pos.
taee half Of the Novels five subscribers and the
each, SIS.
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ALLEN El,on :
BALTIC joseph
Bstcmau Joseph
Billing. sVery
iicunott Sarah
Bdils samuel
uuwies Charles
Boyce Barna
bragg Samuel
I;a'cn,au Lucy
Brown Luoius
Brown Ofiu
Bhliog, Joseph
Bruwa Gould :.
Bourso,s Michael
Brajish James
Campbell Ersstus
Clark Rev. J.
Cleveland Chester
Gurus Philo
Curn Mclls
Cuuh crse Daniel ?
Carr l.. G..
Chapman Olive
Cha rinun Reuben
Chfpaan Henry
Church Maj 5.
Du,iol Jane
DAVIS Anne
Dunckiec Charles "a.
Diniorlh Hannah
DuncSlec john W.
Dcmng William }
Evelstb George
I Eteley George
( Eikius Richard >
Eily Norman
E,i,ol Alfred
Eryrcs james
! Foot J. s.
Fisher Isaac
Funk Calvin
/ Fisher 4 anus
( fi.her Nathan
Green Jeremiah
Gtddinss Chapman
Gidlinss i nJamin
Gi1soa Roswell
Greeaei Noah
Gurnoy +. J.
Gil Eunice
( Goodrich T..
Harden Moses
Z llowee Charles
Hayden Luks
illbbnrd Franklin 7.
Hawley Nathan
Harrison Nm. II.
llalpeu William
! Harrison L. 5. ?
ilonshton Leland
Ho ford Harris
Hinckley Stulhum
r.
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list OF LETTERS,

Ren,tising ia Tie PSst o5ce at RUTLAND, W.
JANUARY 1, a. ID. 1897.
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ccived, among which are the following -
From "7Ie Gem" Roehe,er, y. \. June %, 1886.
"Our esteemed friend Marshall has Just published
n.io Spelling Book which excss his former excel
lent elementary publications Us arrangements are adj
mirabe and the lessons omnently calculated TO smuse
aDd gradually lead forward the young mud 10 more ma
tue efforts II IS iuerspersed with cuts illustrative OF
the familiar readings which accompany ih"m. Besides
the ordinary spelling and reading lessons. contains
Epome Dictionary, which will be exceedingly useful to
the scholar We oihc opinion That this ef ri Of MIR
Murhsl viii meetrs II most richly deserves, with
tended patronage. II could proitAby tupersele many
Oh he day booas which stl in Use in many oi
+ Schools"
For he "Psoglr', Press" .BiddeG,ny, ". August o.
"Marshal's New Spelling Book, recently published at
Windsor ia this tate by y. &. Goddard appears ia Il
style highly credlube the publisher, AMI may 5e
sdercd valuable improves on the old spelling
Book Of the English Language by The same author"
From the Cou,ie,, Hood.fock ~ Jaiy 81, 1896.
"M-r,hall'. New spelUag ok, ju,t published by y
G. Goddard Of "inlar IT, believe the neatest srti
Gle 4 the KIDD ever offered IN the market II i printed
on new stereotype plates Of the most hnshed workman
ship, and entered inviting 10 the juvenile mind, hy
nunaeron, cut, Illustrative Of the rsa ling Lessons The
whole plan Of the work demonstrates that the author
gave 10 II That time aud attention which II required
' las introduced VIVA; ~e have len: cnn'dFrsl very
important az spelling book, nlsan Script Letter.
he scholar by haviog perfect copy fu him 20 follow
~ni oy being early secostouleI 10 write Slate Ia
sulhor recon'meud vii 10 opinion b. cure o
acquiring an eusy and permanent style OF writing. tina
they now do. The lessons N Reading sn1 Spelling sue
coed each other 70 such juicious that the Ia
lie abe lansns ~l scarcely perceive the ascent The
mount the hill Of setnce We hope that teAchsrs 40
psfeoi. VII 90, delay examination Of the work al
ihey VIII tes Tor themselves that what We have ,ad
the eo's n amply meriled ADi Will iaanelsiey bang
into use.n
u Ieseher' and Committee, will be supplied with "a
P'es ier sHsHimston, together With Analyss Of "A,
w0fs free Il ehsrs. calling on the ssbserte, a, ,.n
ns Their orders 10 the Ruuanl Bookstore where IN.
are Tor sss by the dozen or single.
Sarenhsr g. 1870 4gsa.
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a L A n S O N DYE


h<fOIlCE IS hereby given. that the sub'cribsr b.
81 formed connection 10 business, uuder the 90
snd Grm Of DANIELS L BELL.
LUTHER DANIEL
DANIEL T.. BELL
Rutland, Jan. 2 1887.
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Rye Flour.

A suiEkios sssii,y 81 Rye Flour. R,r cal. ,,
BURT & MASON.
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JAQUITITS PATENT.
ynIlOsE only, who Know by experience the ,uie,1t
- eudurei from
HERNIA or RUPTURE.
will set ilst estimate upon the value Of is,rua,s,
tor the perfect Of this dangerous complaint TA
rtupretors hazard nothing in asserting that ne a,-
men, has ever been used lnr ilRRSi, perfectly AZ,
led. safe aBd certain OF oIlecting cures.
Cures have been pcrf'tnel by tneio rnrssrs ia 200.
weeks tnoush aggravated eases, erd cH,es otlux SIAN
ing, MAY NOT GENERALLY M tuRhDi but Ia SUD-
much rtlcf will lie gwen. Kgcon cases should rcceo,
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