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The native American., 1838-04-28

CATLIN's GALLERY AT WASHINGTON Mr..
Catn is at Washington with his Indian Gallery.
By the bye will not Congress purchase this SUI
perb collection? perfect museum as il is, and
historical epitome, which the adventurous travel
Ter, and gifted artist and writer has thus been en-
abled to embody of the Indian tribes. These
great races of fallen people are here represented
in authentic and enduring memorials, and the
splendid costumes, portraits, landscapes, sketches
of customs, dances, &C., will be, into whatever
hands they may hereafter fall, perpetual monu
ment to the industry and talent of the champion
and historiographer of the aboriginesaand the
best sources of materials for all future historians
to draw from. 1t is National Gallcru, collect
ed by individual enterprise, and Congress ought
to own it and place it forthwith in the capitol,
while it is in the admirable state of preservation
il is, and where it may stand for the examination
and inspection of all as the memento soon the
only one it will be) of a great people, who have
succumbed to the resistess tide Of white civliza-
tion.--N. Y. Star.
The native American., 1838-04-28
EDUCATION OF FEMALES.

There is season when the youthful must
cease to be young, and the beautiful to excite adj
miration: to learn hoW to groD old gracefully
is, perhaps, one of the rarest and most valuable
arts that can be taught to woman. And, it mus
be confessed, it is most severe trial for thos.
women to lay down beauty, who have nothing
else to take up. 1t is for this sober season o.
life that education should lay up its rich resources
However disregarded they may have been, they
will be wanted now.1
When admirers fall away, and flatterers become nc
mute the mind will be driven to retire INTO itsei'
and if it find no entertainment at home' VIII DC
driven back again upon the world with increased
force. !. Yet, forgetting this, do we not seem to
educate our daughters exclusively for the tran
sient period of youth! Do we not educate them
for crowd and not for themselves! for show and
not for usel for time and not for eternity
How to spell coffee without using single let
ter in the word-Kaughphy!
The native American., 1838-04-28
From me late Foreign Journals.

violent shock of earthquake, the same, no doubt
that on the day at Odessa was felt at about half
Kropstadt in Transylvania. The damage done to a
number Of public aud private buildings was considerable
Several hundred stacks OF chmneys thrown down.
and whole houses unroofed. The greater rart Of
the inhabitants abandoned their residence and rushed
into the Streets expecting every moment that the town
would experience the fate OF Lisbon the occasion Of
the earthquake Of l775. similar shock of an earth
quake felt the day at Tartlanda where the
church completely destroyed and the steepe thrown
down.
shhngs at brokers' shop in the neighbortood Of tho
Seven Dals, old painting Ga portrait) very dirty
state. but otherwise in good preservation. The picture
has since been cleaned and 10 be por
trait Of Titan (yecelll painted by himself An offer
Of 250i. has been made for il by nobeman.
The native American., 1838-04-28

A SoRcERER.-An extraordinary scene took
place in the Central Criminal Court on Saturday
night last. woman, named Ryan, who has been
long known as pickpocket and shoplifter, was
tried, together with her brother for having picked
the pocket of widow in passing into the pit Of
the Pavilion theatre. A person belonging to the
London-docks swore that he distinctly saw lie.
woman put her hand into the widows pocket,
steal therefrom quantity of copper, and give
them to her brother; that he followed the widow
into the pit, and asked her whether she had not
been robbed; and that she replied, upon putting
her hand into her pocket, that somebody Had so-
len all her halfpence. Mr.. Charles Phillips adj
dressed the jury for the prisoner, and in yery
earnest manner submitted to the good sense and
discrimination of the jury that the thing was quite
impossible. The jury returned the compllmentto to
their judgment by returning a verdict Of Not
Guilty. 1Not Guilty!'' cried the Common Ser
geant, starting up in state of great excitement
!" Good God, not guilty! Gentlemen Of the iury.
you under a spell. That man (pointng to
Mr.. Phillips) holds you under an enchantment.
1t is sorcery. 1t is the black art. Ircalv do
not know whether am on my head or my heels.
Why, that woman has been tried four times for
robbery" The foreman of the jury sad We
know nothing of that, my lord" .sOh, good bye
to you, Miss Ryan; you are the luckiest Of wo-
men, said the Common Sergeant; 81 wish Won
JOY of your escape. Gentlemen, you are under
spell. 1t is, must declare, nothing but sorce
ry." Mr.. Phillips: My lord, It's fortunate for
me that live in enlightened age, or I'd be
gibbeted for conjuror upon your evidences
loud laughter. l--London Morn. Chr.
The native American., 1838-04-28
ed by ). 9. DUNN for the N. A. Association.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

TERMS.-Subscription for year, So so in advance
or 8 90 if paid at the end Of three months. For six
months, 81 80 in adrGnce Advertisements inserted al
the usual rates. 1
per be addressed postage paid. to the Publisher
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All letters relative to the Editorial department to be di-
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Those subscribers for year, who do not give notice Of
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their year, will be presumed desiring its continuance
until counermanded, and it will accordingly be contin-
ued at the option of the publisher
The native American., 1838-04-28

on Tuesday night last between midnight and
uaylght' twin infants, boy and girl,-appa-
ien'iy pat a few hours old, were deposited in the
.aoie oi Nif. James L. Smith, living on the High
,o"e, roau 10 Nashville, some 7 or miles from
~ iahAiin. lhey were carefully surrounded with
all the gear and harness on the nran,ses evident
| ly with view to protect them from ;nterr,,ntion
One was Clothed in fine linen. while the other
less fortunate, was enveoped in blanket. Tracks
OF two horses were discovered in the neiobbor
hood, but search and investigation after the own
ers of the deposites as vet has been fru;tless
Chubby, cheerful looking little creatures, the in
fants are said to be, rejoicing in the kind care Of
those upon whose generous charity they have
been thus unexpectedly thrown. The old ladies'
of the neighborhood concur unanimously in the
opinion, that they are likely, sprghtly, and hand
some enough to be the produce of old Williamson,
but from the circumstances, incline to the belief
that they are the stock of our sister county of
Davidson. Often and over again have we ex-
pressed kind wishes 10 our married (riends,-
and hoped ta.i g3g e1.
'That.heaven might bless their fire side joys,
Nor leave them empty cradles,
But send them lots of girls and boys
10 handle spoons and ladies'
We never anticipated, however, an increase
after this fashion. Responsibilities come fast
enough without throwing doublefs at the doors
of those who are yearly growing rich IN the
ties and pledges that bind them to home and to
society. We know some good fellows to whom
the little cares and little cildren that gradually
grow up around the hearth-stone Of welded
loves glad home, are an unfamiliar thing, who
would gladly have received and rejoiced over
such an acceptable God-send. They are how
ever well provided for and tenderly treated the
boy being in the care of Mrs. McAlphin, and the
girl in the care of Mrs. Smith, sr. We hope
that efficient means will be taken to discover
the inhuman parent who has so basely forgotten
the better feelings Of human nature as to abandon
her helpless and unfortunate offspring to the
probability of an untmely death. We can re-
spect mothers feelings: even when amidst sor-
row and disgrace, she presses to her bosom with
maternal tenderness the pledge Of an Illicit loves
but when she exposes them thus rudely to the
inclemency of the elements to die, or to the kind
ness, of strangers, should they live, she fails in
those high duties and true feelings of parental love
that could alone redeem her from the disgrace
ful stigma that now rests upon her.
The native American., 1838-04-28
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACTS.

m We earnestly invite public attention to the fol-
lowing appeal to American patriotism and love
of country, and would suggest, as compliment
to its distinguished author, and the intrinsic me-
rits Of the piece, that our readers impress its les
sons indelibly on their minds.-E. N. AM.
The native American., 1838-04-28

Daniel O'Connell has been expelled by the
Grand Lodge of Ireland, the ancient and loyal
fraternity of Freemasons.
The native American., 1838-04-28

Practical BeneDolence.-Th editor of the
Transcript tells good story, to which he was
personally a party, in order to illustrate the eff
fects Of practical benevolence. He was crossing
to the corner Of Hancock and Myrtle streets, at
time when the streets were flooded by. thaw,
and suddenly encountered another gentleman on
the centre Of an ice bridge, over which but one
person could pass at a time. To retreat was inn
possible, without plunging ancle deep in the wa.
ter. The gentleman deliberately put his hand
in his pocket. drew forth cent, and exclaimed
/" Head or tail. Tail, said the editor. Tail
it is, said the gentleman, and off he jumped into
the water, and waded to the side walk, withou,
giving the editor time to thank him for his cour.
tesy.-Wiscon. Gazette,
The native American., 1838-04-28

BIZ The .aulltor of Loye at the Slrines' and
Chances at Congress- &c.
The native American., 1838-04-28

How to spell coffee without using single let
ter in the word-Kaughphy!
The native American., 1838-04-28

The tragedy of Othello was lately performed
to the life, or rather to the death, in small town
in italy. In the last scene, in which, according
to the Italian version, the Moor consummates his
vengeance by the dagger instead Of the pillow,
the actor approached the bed with the fatal in
strument, made the stab. and a piercing shrek
ensued; the blood flowed, and Desdemona expr-
ed in such frightful convulsions that the audi
ence appauded to the skies. When the curtain
dropped, the deed was found to have been too tr,l-
ly done, for the representative of the Venetian
senator daughter was found lifeless;i the dagger
having entered her heart. The actor was, in
fact, Jealous lover, who had taken this opportl-
nifty to satisfy the violence Of his evil passion
He had time to make his escape before the dis
|covery.-.4ler. Gaz.
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Cnigoah # ", add.

Believing that Jewetts Improved Vegetable Pill. Nrc
aremcdy worthy the highest cnnhIonce. am induced
from public condetaons 10 state the elect they had on
member at niy family. Es,ly IN the Rst winter nv
wife experienced the aces, o disease which gredrAIly
increased 10 hugh desceo at severity. The symptom,
were great ptostauon OF strength los OF pan
IN the head, dizziness palp~on of the heart pain IN the
side anj cough she commenced with tho pulls early IN
the spring, aud received immediate relsL They we4.
continued corns Ia the directions, until nearly two
boxes taken, when The cure appeared 60 be
aud no symptnms OF disease have since appeared.
(s'soed) LEpi ABEL.
Boston, Sept. ~, 1897.
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Canton, April 2S, 1887.


HAVING received great benefit from the Of the
Rev, n II. Downs Vegetable ELIXIR, take pleasure
IA ending IT 20 others. lis effects TO te-
lieye Of cough with which had been troubled more
Or less for several months II promoted expectorahou
aud relieved Of uneusy sensation, about the chest
which had el, yearly year. A. could procure only
bottle at the time, have no, had opportunity OF
testiug merits to the extent desirable ia eectlug
perfect cure Of disease state ofthe lung, but from
what relief have experienced, thiuk II worthy Of
TRIAL by all afflicted WITH lung complaints # attended to
sessonsbly.
LUKE HITCHCOCK.
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:. NlW-cN'S
n II u G. q a

YHOR Scrofuia King', ErtL Sores, Uhers, .Nerrou
II affections, Trembling debiiy Grdr,i, RhsuS 0tiim
Reidr. Df0psy, Intermittent Ftrers, ferer and 3gue
Ch0rd &c. guard against TuJeIcuidr Consumption
Jdundice and L,rtr COmpiainh-it /. powerful anti
spasmodc in removing twchlng, of the terdons' rem
bling Of the stomach limbs &c. Dance Of 81 PiiUs,
Stomach Riokeis, CGneOus trUpfOHS, such as Herpes
Tsiiers SaA Rhetra Pimpisd FGee, Ring Worm aud all
diseases arising from impurities Of the Blood
The above Psnecoa !, put Up 10 bottles letered, J.
.EEIFTO.NS P.4.N.4CE.4, PURIFIER or THE
BLOOD, NORH ~" and the cork sealed with red
sealing wax, and stamped !. NEwToN, Norwich, W.
Bin, oi direction accompanying each bottle. Retail
price LES.
Sold by DASTEIs BELL, Rutland, and by most 9TH
or Drugs II. "a the County. 4i6m
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From Rer.J. D. Drtammond.

With feelings Of pious gratitude 10 bsavsn. (whonss
aows every good and precious giI) now forward
To unite mine To the numerous Testimonies OF thu., who
have experienced the hurly effects of"Dr Jewctt. Veg
etabe Pills" For more than two Year,, have sue red
severely from disease OF tie stomach, owing to de-
ransement of tie digestive organs. And though
the the recommended coufse Of many remedies famed
for their relief giving vrurc yet ell was vain aud use
c.suntil at length through the advice ola friend
seated TO make trial Of the above named Pills, tie use
of which has eO0pisteyre eaLhshedmy long Wi,htd r
hedWi.
J. ID DRUJNhOD, Catholic Pr..I
Boston, Macs. July 25,h, 1893.
The fresh and genuine pill. for sale by DANIELS
BELL RUIL.4.NDTL Price 50 cents box.
6eoply
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Price 80 Cents.

g. n. ]. SMITH, Dandy N. w. Saw
-. yer, Tnmouth NJ. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, d G. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pittsford Boynion d.
Martin, Orwell &. r. Walker, Benson {;
4. A. Allen, Fairhayen Stanley d. LET
fngweil Poultney; VIM. Moulton q, Co.,
Castleton F. Slason, and Daniels &, Bell,
Rutland. 29:40uay.
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Csrenoyis, June 90, 1887.
Cenuaeai. Of Roberl s.mr,on.

THIS may certify that for loug time | have been
roubled Nth yolen; psin ia my stomach, which
tel my engh sud reduced low that ny lite Yves
departed o. Phys could render me no esseuiial
service, AMI wss giving away 10 despair, when was
Psrsusdei with much rc0c'sDce 10 Try the eec Of n
Downs Baltsnsc Elixir, sud Il n With pleSsure, grut-
tgde sad confidence ihsti state that my firm be-
let That II ed my iife u4d since have began 10
ace u have betn sraduaily improving, that can
iator, ADD believe that Il follow Up Il vil oyeliu-
ally restore use 10 any former health. therefore ef-
teen my duty 70 make tlis public scknowlel gmeut
Or Tie benefit Ola suffering community.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Fsrhsli, yuns II. 1887. -
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LUKE HITCHCOCK.
Cslenoyia, Jane II, 1887
Cerluieele ofB. q. Paddook.

FROM my personsl knowledge Of the good effects q
the above named ueiicne, add tnj0TmGftOn from
fous sDufcss, cltcrlully concur with the sboye
ia commenlus the ~LLlHlR" % those afflicted with
comp .sn, # the ctsl AM lungs # soe aud yas
an medcne aEd TIE numerous rcco mmeudaiiuns of IL
value from civ odceu. PhyItetdns, druggtsfs, mHsr
o} s yos,d aud Others should seem, at loast 10 clam
for Al = loi.i CA the part the afflicted.
Is. G. PADDOCK
CsEenoyis, June 90, 1887.
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The following certificate from nt {. = Rsuml, m
graduate Ia medicine al the uu,Versity Gootingeu
The subscribor has tested the effects OF inpro-
we'd vegetable Pills IN seNcral Of disease OF the liver
aud digestive organs, and the result his convinced hk
that they omuculy calculated 10 suhsstvs the pur.
pose for which they de-isnod. Considering them al
together superior o those articles commonly offered for
similar complaints, would cheeriully add my testimony
~ favor OF 30 valuable medicine. (Sgncd)
CHARLES r. R.3J.VLLN ~ ID.
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A Cure for Corns!
TtiE
Albion Corn Plaster.

n TFORD- ,suedrsis f,lsl s"l ,dse's certain
~ ruse lsf Ikss ~ Hs agpisoaii'a. sororttus &c
o., as~sn snttug dfssttss. TIE 1efn taitfa siteu-
usssI sza dsawu oaj ~ he sssi,. s,'Aoui ths kas'
p.sn ~ sa IA troskls saj dsuEsf sfBIias The hSE
sols0, AL asecstssl Tacsce & estfsf'ug ths Cofe
~ snsrs ~HtiDg
rsfsisusn Of Hs'i~a sA' safnbcf ~ yesr dsiFe'.
s~e ~tA rsfy Vainial Corr. bad sppis3 evofg tbins
ftsun~s@4ed S,thovi tsosi. sus ssu5,fod ef,p
pi. 90 siYaytog thH flsstss, be wee lrsosiS cured
81 be stsu cod lrssd ifra ms lsnenss Price 50 c,s
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Cure for indication,

J.fUNDICE & DISE.fSE or THIS LIpGR
JEwrrrs tNFRovEp Vtsxr,ptr ruia
~ z CERNlN SPECIFIC, will rtuvo tute rtu
" ely ff dy'peps'n aunlice of tho liter. hcsjsche
heartburn stomach. hes oi appetite dE,ue,s, weak
"a the l,nit s'ytaes snd p'le, .9moHs the
ny to'tmouia rcocuty Il ths 'alutary cfecS
these ps the following strong proof, submitted ortt
anniustloa -
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SIX Hats,
t the city prices. Mems and Boys FELT HATS

at tile city prices. .Nen, and Boys FELT HIT
he always has a good supply Of
Aud now the said Cook pledges himself 90 sell lower
hss Gao Do bought IN this any Other Of the twenty
"a -sies, for ready cash, his note, which lac
would even prefer TO JlctioH God.
! he sad Cook takes this opportunity 10 expires. his
srsidoje 90 the public for past ayor, aud only desires
that they counue TO bosow upon him the pa,runs he
merits ior hr ieiry anl Punetusiity 10 business.
The god eitaeut ga he ueghborius toVD. he hope
sdl esl Gu him who want TO make good bargain. IN the
HAT hos.
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VEGETABLE UNIV ERSAI
PLLSH
Security against Counterjeit,.

Security against Counterfeit'.
The within named Fetre & Parmaee OF Mddetown,
Conn my appointed General Agents for the State OF
Vermont Connecticut Except Fairfield county lampden
Hampshire and franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, N Hampshire.
In The United States Of america
And this letter which is signed by Is. BRANDRETH
my hand Writing must also be signed by the within
principal papers the United States This caution has
become absolutely necessary guard the public against the
couneries which out of the above popular
medicine. .
New York, February %, 1887.
Geo 7. Walton is General Agent for Vermont lex
ccpt Windsor, Windham Rutland and bennington counties
and appoint and supply agents The State
49, FERRE & PARMALEE
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
All Pills purporing be DIR Brandreths and sold by
persons without certificate above are Counterfeit,
Tie .foiloring are Ftrre .. Pornaiees Agents :;
Geo. p. Walton, General Agent.
Jackson & Ke,cham, Brandon,
Henry Simonds, Pnstord,
A. Allen, Fdfhauen,
Boynton & Austin, OrtpeH,
Mr. Horton. HuLbarton
Il. Aiken, Benson,
II. r. White, Cdstlcion,
A. Grover, Wells.
STANLEY LeHlbSWeiI o. No. est fOuitHfy,
A. Bliss, East Poultaey,
Merritt Clark Middietoion,
II. Clark, Pdwleti
Thomas M'DaHiels Dainty,
N. w. Sawyer, IinmouM.
ID. II. Sabin, Waiiiagford,
c. B. Hall, Clarendon,
WIN. Fay, General Agent for the counties .
Rutland and Bennington. 29Iy
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
l.. c. Orvis, Manchester.
Cheney & Harrington Factory Point.
Harrington s. Langdon, Dorset,
G. Moore Jr., Eost Rupert.
c. EweIl, West Rupert,
Deming g. Hill, arlington,
J. s. A. Houghton, South SALISBURY,
n. l.. Robinson Bennington D. Pownat
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FARMERS BANK.

MEETING OF the Stakeholder, Of tho Farnets
n BaNs. viii be held at their Banking House in Or
we'll, Tuesday, the 9th day Of January nox, att o.
clock L. NJ to mako choice Of seven Director, for tho
ensuing year.
BY order Of the Board.
Pm. CoRBlN, Ca,bi~.
Orwell, Dee. g, 1887. 81
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uxrE lno~ thai ieah aud ability lsbos. Is the wealth
w efthe great msa OF tho people "a thu as "a no'1 o.h
cr eoantos preserve theiriote that hoahh by nal1
"a neaa. grand moral and political scheme to i1lnl
which requires utmost aiteption.
The unprecedented success bach has resulted ro4n Waa'
drc,hs Pile daung pcriod ofuP~Srds OF eight, h'e,ea,
The nuancfcas and extraordinary cutes shieh they IA"
performed upon hundrcds OF dSdnSs whom ihel hs'e
almost inevitable DEATH amer they had been
pronounced ncuabe by the most eminent OF tho houhf
Justify DR. Brsadtet, TIE proprietor OF this Sn,'efssi u
cine fny and eationsly recommending ITO ie
special uoiico Of tho public
r Brsndcth ~isc. mani nd to consider this roth, that
health dopends GA the state o purify which the blood
kept every Of the body being supplied daily with new
blood from tho food consumed consequently according TO
the pecuess 81 that blood must the state OF the body DC
less healthy To obtain therefore, the most dcct
purifier OF tho blood question of no little Importance to
every individual -
That Brnndeths pills the direct purifiers Of the
blood there will be doubt when is known that they
have gained their present very sale by their
intrinsic merit proved by the numerous cures which they
have accomplished IN every variety OF disease
tn, peculiar action OF these ps most surprising hef
Operations being less powerful according to the
oareness Of the circulating fluid On person IN tar state
of health, who only eostyc slightly bilious, they WI
be felt the contrary the complaint he chrome
add the constitution be much derangcd the effect generally
first powerful until the system be freed OF some
OF ytaicd and tupd humors. This accomplish
ed doses suiceat to cause two or three evacuatons
daily will the disease and the constitution VIII
be restored to state OF health and renewed Ngot
These pills recommended by thousands OF persons
whom they have cured OF consumption, influenza Gods m
digestion dyspepsia headache, asthma govt, rheumatism
diseases, liver complaint, peunsy depression Of
spirits fits palsy dropsy, Group coughs, "hoopng cough
quinsy. choc, cholera morbus gravel worms, dysentay
deafness scrofua eryspeas, st Anthonys fire. salt
theum, white swengs, cancers, tumors, sweed feet and
legs piles costiyencs all eruptions the skin, female
complaints of every kind especially obsructons, reaIaons
&c. &c.
Such the reputation and great the demand for the
Genuine "Brandoths Vegetable Universal Pills that a
counterfeit article made ddpised and sold genuine
and indiy duals who sell the counterfeit pills, have
MsmseIres as my agents and have found
preserve the reputation of my pills and save the
public from imposition, to furnish every agent with cetth'
I cate which 5 Is follows -
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Elixir yegeiai Balsamiqu:
NH DOWNS
TT. efNb!e EsHlS03HtC Efifis'.

yNlOR Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Catarrh, Group
~ Asthma, Whoopiug Cough, and OF all other dlsebs
OF the head. chett aud lungs.
Pamphlets containing history Of the medicine-a
sketch OF the disease Tor which is recommended,
tifcaes from unquestoosb!e sonrcesample direction.
accompanying each boit!e-nay be had any Of the A.
geDcies gratis.
CERTIPICATRt.
For the benefit Of the afflicted beg leave to give the
Rev N. II. Downs Vegetable Balssmc Elixir, the high
Get possible recommendation. have gwen II 10 child
Of nine whose lungs were evidently dangerously affected
and Zoe whom much alarmed,aiter having tried
many ether remedies yainthe result ishe diseaseis
APPARENTLY removed aud the child restored to health
To effect this, one phia only has been used.
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
stanbridse, Juac %, 1886.
a1he above medicine is for sale al the Rutland Book
Store. by
I7.u w. FAY, .7genL
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.N'OTECE.

TNHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Bank Of Rutland,
l. are hereby 0otfed that tho Annual meeting
.or the chuics Of Directors will be held al thar Bsuk
ing Hou'e III Rutland on the second Tussdsy Of Jsnu-
airy next. at one O'Clock r. ".
w. PAGE. Ca,lter.
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