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SHARED LINES HOOL aud HArTIso and SHrT-
rise fORs-ioS which literal price all be paid ia
Have OF IAsH.
ALso - Wanted a,Os, kind, of rKopuoE tina, tho Far
nsr rEises iu exchange Tor Hale.
Rgflaud MAY =, 1851. 1874
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l. q the HONE, IA sow Pfss., col will % i,saod
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
.V'MlDf Hats,

Of every size aud description, To suit the most df-
heult poreha.er-and ell Cts for the Lawyer, Far.
ne, and Dandy.
lie also keeps for those who wish, small as
sorlment Of fret rale
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
CANADA NEWS.
FRANKLIN MESSENGER

A Wetkiy Newspaper p,biishsd er,ry 7hm,doy mc~-
ming, al 81 .4ibans Franklin County T,rmonL
ERON our local situation we hope 10 be able 10 con-
vey inleis of the situation Of affairs IN Cana
ia at y. early date perhaps be obtaindJ from
ny other quarter We have daily reports from trsyel-
cr and also the benefit OF exchange paper, from nut
real and other paris Of the Province, which, however
seldom conceive can give information only us we re-
ceve IT, and we caution our patrons not 10 put
much reliance upon the Intelligence receive, a.
ports have been often contrRdctcd and proved with
out foundation. that find ourselves in relation To as-
ny of those hear in doubt and itainy Wo shall
however, far lies il power, endeUvor 10 get
the truth and communicate the TO readers
object very desirable under the present state OF
excitement. We cannot depend upon any thing by way
of private sponjcnce from tho provinces, the
Mails undergoa critical examination II, the lines.
Wa shall issue extra slips with despatch as often
ny thing Of importance re- ches US.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
BOOK BINDING.
SENECA Y. COLLIN S,

ATE ofyrw YeAK. has RECOMMENDED tic hosae''
LdpooK BINDING. ia RUTLAND fsa
Village 20 tie fpos i,fsefy eooap'ed Us blnleTy ~
The HxRtLs OTstes hssI1,es. ADD 80 nov ready 10 'e.
ell kiud, Of ~ois "a ths shove hns Of businf"
-hlc vii he Sose At the ,losei motive and az the 1ao'i
fszseusblr term.
Rutl.nI. Nos. -. 1887. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
II e u WI q

WEEKLY .-$e,00 per annum, II paid within tho
year. $3.50, after the close OF the year.
All mail su5'crberi must pay IN advance,
Any enclosing two dollar note in thu mail post
uge paid, will he credited for fourteen months-Ono
dollar note, six months.
WEEKLY, and the Erirdi.-t2,00 for tsn months.
8 90 Tor four months.
liberal discount made 10 companies.
All eonmun ca tions must be post paid.
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CoNMlSNoNERN NOTICE.

yNE the ,slsvrsers. berry spf-sin,s-i ~ ne IioA.
W PROBATE Nssss So ;hs srsirat al AStisp3, esas
issoss, te rtge, sasnsne ssd sizes 81 sisas' nj
SvHas.is q sN f~s~-,s -ssias Jes sstsis u
DAVID CuATTERToN,
tsts q Ay. "a sssi asstrtrs- 5ssrs1. rtFTetssli
tssslvsE sui sise al eiss ss8 sazssas srhieist q
ssst thsHSsa s-i uaSti iron. she s.h Day 81 Nss
iss hs4s siex~l By ssij court &c tkai Parsse' ~s
a. thrrssoss ~ give na that IA stsat L. the
bssue a ssl s,s-gutaas', a. ths a~siliss hs's
81 ~,ss~ thsufffua - si. Haiy ihs isg FHisy u
fsFsafy sa4 Nay ssHt sfaa. e'rlssk. weld osasxs
. n sssA = sst1 4sgs
DANiiL CAFLN. la
ISAAC CONTAINING, e'@'''''F'-
Dsas4 81 Nj as.,y, bnx. 81. 1851.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02

rosTsC TIT, NsEw Is, i63T.-Bya lste
Art II Csrsss, s trasGt Of The - secao 81 he rri
ef laiy 1880, tIieulsi wflows bg have We p
ned saoe The dteeass u heif hr' hotbsn1s Tor whose
trrssSr7s each widgSt msy oou claim psusions usls
- u sci. prOtslsd they wtlsNt Il the me II "a,
passage Al The WIDOW u ssT persia ~bo onaiiaasi
ths U : ssfrbos slli The 81 II NorsHtsr l7G3 and
warmed hs 0rs that Day, And hiv her hsstsud
teh ssfsi9s si be eutVd ihs beatlt 4 as.I 81
trtfiaa.
a. PtsstsA tr0tass unaer hs ebsts Ess.i.sned och,
s1a s sftfFs' Hsnsssiea, ssuai y lss Ssso,lbs,
itH :. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
wID W S

nF OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS or THE REVo.
~ LUTON, vino were married L,fSre The close Of
their is Of s.rvce, whose huaU1s served, agree
sbiy the act 81 Cousrsss of ths 7h, Ju1e, 1854 two
year. sBi not Ices than muuh nov DRAW jurlug
ir durng their remaining singie by siftUe At the
81 s;h Jolly, l3d, such pentons Their husbands
W0aid have beeu eutiei 10, uodsr the first montuued
whsghtr their hoshsBi may have Jiod during The
wsr that period, AIso, the widows Of such
Ossr, sAIitf who were msfret aley that whose
hatssl, hsvs de since the Sth, u Match. 1881 add
hsFsf. uss :, ans, iS5s draw much their
spsctiss hgst%aai would hsv, entitled 10. uadcr
ne 49, Il uus lG3s from the ssiJ / March, 1891
tie day ID tbs tsii hgtbau3s jecease.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
stray.

(NAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on
" bout the PSI DAY Of Nov last rel cow With
white lars, aud mark the len hip th. are
qus'ied 10 prove property pay charge, snd take her
way
ANDREW HORTON.
Noun, Holly, Dee. IS, 1897. ~
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~ &c

Ii per,ons indebted 20 the estate Of J. C. BUR
II DICK, must make payment by thu 10Th day Of
January. Settlements will be enforced ny suits 10 Ill
sssst delayed I'LL after that time
s. FOOT, Al Binis,rsior.
Rutlsn1, Dee. II, 1887 81
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rINdE Tfsa.s, 81 ,hs lated States ssrF5u, RsvssDs
a f~s tss tc~a q ltisn6 bsFs thoVs gut .3y.stAs
40 egcrss thst ttr 4,~svs de Nosez grVS 10 the
to~a ~ as1svsl IA ~hgn toe sssasy ~ lasuai,
.SsSa l. IsA ~ ie dss 6rr Il isao&ss ssrl 80 ala
ths' h~x4tes ths ell bsOsss doe
saA psystAs ., tiss -ci th.i Gay. By Jh, .r-
tasgsusEs ks presses sn The lurt osa Ill be rr1is 81
=, Snf FssA tie srsos FsB., ~hICh Il ~
~ lsv ssstsssA
Luther DkNlHis./
AusLS WATKINS, : TrzsosL
WILLIAM FAY,
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gI-DUMFRlgS HIGHLY APPROVED
EyE-WA.EE.!

TINS ,sfe sui ps~ecf sssh icc and IN nsd eyes
.snd. -. eniUsts s0ae the Ordinary prepsrsisn, ls
tis psrpe.e g. Of ysscf' rtssjng iho mus IN
erp<~is.i tel,s hns teen tscsiVe after other slpcA
ti, inftf,of e6csry hss fsied. Those Who zee a
tsrorgpee - - * the Lsst prepsratiobt or those
caalgisiuts thsy eser mrt with Pcso, 50 On baidf.
s5-PrepAfed ~ T. kiDDEH. % Court sLsri, Bs-
90. sos reotrctot aBj sgrresspr 10 Dr Ccn~ay. Fur
sas by MS spccisl sproitftsent, ~ DAsirLs BsIi.
RutisuA Law LTNts Wells. ApAms, NARSER
60. LUjow.
No< Oct l0s6wiy
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Notice.
NJ. T.. ECRE VI EN- T,

VI II y y - IT ~ - -
r ATE from FRANCE, would give not ee tina, he hs,
IL taken the room Mr. Bsueits store ~ TIM, I'll
isse. where be intends "peoins FRENCH SCHOOL
fof the s,ructiou OF young Gentlemen and Lsdie, IN
tie FrsDch language.
TEnss, IS 90 per quarter.
MIR. Eoremen, ~ now stopping at ,heHon. Moses
Strong, where an, who may wish 10 coA,ut INN the
.pbi,et w,ii nd him.
Rutland. Dee. "a. 1887. S,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02

y \ PIT Ia Is.

DURT L MASON have JUS, received as~ apply Of
ID ssp~rios qasiity, al ia~ rzice>
Eudssl. Dec. 70. 1852.
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EIOWARHD

VI lne Cncap Oasll OtOrc
Has Goods 1Ohich uere bought on PURPOSE
10 supply The scarcity which was supposed
wouid be through The country al This season
Of the gear in consequence Of general short
purchases, and such being The case. persons
are informed lint here The difficulty can be
remedied, and seldom If erer aoas such a
spiendd beautiful and complete stock Of
Goods 10 be t2und in any store as is no,o
on hand at hi. IN enumeration Of articles
wouM be ce,y lengthy, and when read
through, one ,ooud sag, ,chy he might as
yell hare sail he acas also Agent )1r The
selling Of BrGndreh Pills TOO, and then his
assortment wcuid hare included every thing
10 be desired both as 10 appearance comfort
and convenience. vel he is that agent also
Then sureiyh is and must be The criou
and right place 10 go md purchase goods.
25M JdnucrY, 1888.
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POWDER.
FISH.
Samuel Keeler's Estate.
STATE or TERMONT.
DISTRICT OF CHlTrENpEN, ; s.

DISTRICT OF CHlrTENDEN, S.
A II probate Court holden at Burllng
IN ton, within and for the district afore
SAID on The twentytilth day Of December,
A. ID. 1887, an Instrument purpOrling to
be the last WIN and Testament Of Sam
uel keelcr late of Essex in SAID district
deceased, was presented to the Court, here
for Probate, by Marshal Castle, the eXecu.
tor therein named.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court,
that public notice be given 10 all persons
concerned therein to appear before said
Court, at session thereof 10 be holden at
said Bnrljng'on, on the Cd Wednesday OF
February A. ID. 1885, and contest the pro
bate OF said VIII; aud II is further order.
ed that this order be- published three weeks
successfully in the Free Press, newspaper
printed at BurIng'on, in this State, the
asst Of which pubuca' ions shall be prevI-
Gus to the day assigned, as AFORESAID for
hearing,
Given under my hand at the Register
Office, this 25rh dny Of December \, ID,
1887 WIN. WEsroN. Register
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CAUTION !

NJ OW in consequence of Door. BRAN.
~ DtETu's vegetable universal Pills hav
ing such popularity by the cures that have
followed the use of them as is attestcd by tho
Thousands Of thankful persons who are daily
recommending said Brandreths Pills to their
afflicted neighbors. has been cause of being
seized upon by unprincipled men with a view
of geltlng money, and who make an entirely
spurious article Qor they ofcourse could not
make any otherJwlth counerioited directions,
which is palmed upon unsuspectlng persons
for the genuine article, through pedles and
some traders on the West side the Green
Mounilns, who had better he on the look out
for physlc Of a different kind, which will be
prepared by Doct. Brandreths attorney on
purpose for such impostors Commencing
"by the authority of the United States" &c.
and administered by The L. 5. Marshall of
the Dslrct of Vermont TO the tune OF an OPP,
Grafton o'ubout S 200 worth of pbyslc.
The real BrOndieth Pills cannot be had OF
any other than the authorized agents, as
advertised in the general Advertisements in
this paper. The agent in Burlington rs
January l6, 1888. S. T.. NOVA RID
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SALMON.
NORTiI Shore Salmon IN tierces anC
~ barrels, for ale bv.
LATHROP & POTWIN.
January 25,lG33.
Ahiiah Aliens Estate.
ST.lTE OF EER.NONT. J

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, SIS.
4 " Probate Court holden at Burning
IN ton, W Thin and forthe District afore
said, on The eleventh day Of January,
A. d. 1887. an instrument purpOr,lng
to be the last VIII and TeS,amen, of A6i ah
Alen, late of Shelburnc, in said DIS
trlct deceased, was presented to the Court
here for Probate, by Rebecca Allen, a
ega,ee, therein named.
THEREFORE it is ordered by sad Court,
that public notice be given 10 all persons
concerned therein to appear before SAID
Court, at session thereof to be holden at
said Burlington on the second "Wednesday
of February A. ID. 1895 and contest the
probate If said VIII, and it is further
ordered that this order be published three
weeks succesSvely in the Free Press a
newspaper printed at Burlington, in this
State, the last Of which publications sha II
be previous to the day assigned, as aiore
said for hearing.
Given nnder my hand at the Register :
Office, this nth day of Jan, A. d, 1888,
WIN. WESTON, Reg.
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Edward POpe's Estate.

WYE the subscribers, having been appon.
w ted by the honorable the Probate Court,
for the District Of ChIttenden, commissioners
TO receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands OF all persons, agains; the estate OF
Edward Pope, late of Burlington in said Dis-
tricl, deceased, reprcnted insolvcnt, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from the day Of
the date hereof, being allowed by said court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend to the business OF
our appointments at thedwelllng Ira Shltuck
Inn Keeper in Burlington in the said District,
on the seeond day Of April. and 9th day of
June next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on each OF
said days
Dated, this eth day Of December A. d,
1887.
GEORGE A. ALLEN, Commits
7. HARRINGTON, sioncrs.
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as had been made against them.

Nj. Cu'hbert made some unmportan
enquiry. Mr.. Preston made some remarks
upon the extra Importance which should be
attached to document which cmana cd
from any one of the sovereign States Of the
Union. The Legislative acts Of sover-
eign State. were all to be respected. But,
continued Mr.. p, the Government is bound
to respect the States, and the States also,
are bound to respect the Government
The respect should be mutual. When
Vermont presented such report to the
Senate, derogalory to the characters Of the
states OF the South, the South could no,
but reply in strong language. Had the
resolutions originated with any other body
than sovereign state, he should have NOV
ed their rejection at Once,-as scandalous,
infamous, calnmnious and lbcllous. Mr..
Preston argued that the South were quite
as MORAL "a the North. Look to Vermont,
said he and see her whole Northern frontier
violating the laws Of the land, and let the
Vermont Senators show me parallel case,
if they can, in the land. Look to he burn.
ing Of the Charlestown Convent, and show
me parallel case, If you can, in the South.
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II is well known that in all dry. gravely

them.
|, is well known that in all dry. gravcly
soils Ike that Of Hampstead plains, the
body undcrgoes little or no decompos ion
even after the lapse Of centuries. Under
The tower Of the church Of ST. Michael, nj,
Bordeaux. Che famous Craze or gravely
country which raises the choice wines.)
bodies are shown that are dried into mum
mics, and are several hundred years Old
their features. expression, &C., still re-
mnining. The same, we believe, exists in
church at Palermo. as described so
graphically in one Of N. p. Willis letters
10 the above case, however, the fluids of
the body appear to have been preserved
aud 10 have afforded nulriment to the in"
visible germs Of some Of those cryptoga
nous plants whose propagation is but little
understood. -N Y. Star.
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Opposition g. Ridicule

A RE always to be encountered, whenever
~ a valuable article is brought before the
public. For years this article to which we in.
vite the attention o. all, who are in any way
afflicted with disease, has been vending its
way, successfully, all over tho worlc notwith-
standing the opposition and ridicule, which
the Esculapians have cndcavored TO heap up
on it, it has come off victorious thousands
upon thousands of packages Of this best Of
Medicines are now sold every year. and thou
sands upon thousands from all quarters Of the
Globe, are sending in their testimonials of
gratitude, TO those who have, by giving them
this medicine, restored them TO heaIih.-Rcad-
or, look at this FACT, this is an article which is
a tried friend, when you know this has been
tried for years and Away. found true, what
need is there of looking further; what medi-
cine has done so much in this town as the gen
uine Morrison's Pills, or Vegetable Universal
I Medicine Of the British College of Hcalth no
other has, no other can. There is constant
and increasing demand here and every where
| for this best of medicines but il is counter
! lelted 10 an alarming extent, but If you will
| follow these directions, you need not get any
but the one you wish, and the one you will be
o lad you purchased ; never buy it in this state
but OF P?ugborn & Brinsmaid, the State
Agents. Burlington, Vt. or of some one who
will show you certificate that they are Sub
Agents appointed by rs. We are ready to APP
point agents throughout this State; terms Ia
vorabc, Geo. Taylor, Is Chamber street,
New York is the delegate from Sng ana
through whom alone, the genuine article MADE
by Morrison the flygcst can be obtained. we
are appointed by him. No Druggist or ped!aT
can have tho appointment in any case whatev-
er. Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAIp. JemsAers.
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CONSUMPTION
Asthna0 =! 0nd C0tdrrhi

a. that long train of diseased which seem
h TO grow with the growth of clvzed
society, CONSUMPTION takes thellead
in lis relentless Inroads upon human life -
yet this dreadful disorder is easily overcome
IN lis earlier stages. 1t is only when neg.
lccted that 1t arrives at the terrific maturl-
ty which so often battles the sagacity Of
professional science. An obstinate cough
is the customary forerunner Of the pULMo,
NARY CONSUMPTION. Improper neg lcct in
tie timely administrator of simple and
salutary remedies, is sure 10 be Tcproved
by a dreadful succession of cOnsumpEre
SYMPTOMS: oppression of the breast green.
sh and bloody spr,c liberated lungs and
hectic fever: shrvelled eXtrcm'les, md
general cmaCia,iun of the whole body,
pros,ralion Of strength; flushed cheeks
swollen feet ana legs; and at last, in ful
possession Of the mental faculties, and
while hope still whispers her flattering tale
--co)d eXtremtlcs. and premature death.
For the various stages Of tins complaint,
one Of the most approved remedies ever
IL,
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DR.. Rcic's Estimate Pills.

This exceedingly powerful, and yet
equally safe and innocent preparation, has
e.. cted thorough and rapid cures upon
"cents supposed 70 have been far oG~
vanced in confirmed Consumption, and
who have exhibited the appearances which
usually indicate taia! termination of the
disorder
DR.. RELIES PILLS have also OBJ
tanned the highest character as a Pictorial
.Nediciae, ainrdpg the most unexpected
relief to those abourng under he COM
mon Cough, occasloued by acrid humors
! irritating the throat. or by deductions On
the lungs SYMPTOMS which deprive the suf~
ferer Of sleep, aud gradually introduce tho
long train Of Pulmonary affections. The
! Pills appease the cough, promote easy en-
pcctoratlon, very essentially relieve, and
| often entirely cure the most obstinate and
distressing cases. Common Coids are usu-
ally removed by the Pills in few hours.
In the barrassiag and sgff'cating CON-
plant of The ASTHMA, the Pills give lm-
mediate relief They mitigate the CON-
plant, and generally effect a radical cure,
III those Aslhmalc attacks characterized
by difficulty Of breathing, tighlness and
structure across the breast and in tie
lungs, oppressive tlaIuIences, wheezlng,
coughing, tuarsencsS, costvcness, and
many other aslhmatic 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. uneXamp'ed success
has hitherto attended their administration
IN great variety of cases; P.ld the Pro-
prietor can refer to multitude, Which
testify to their efficacy in revivlng the
cmac ated victim from The bed OF disease.
aud restoring him 10 the blessings Of &C"
customed health and activity.
THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
Resulting from The administration Of d..
Relfes .1ahmaiic and Consumptice Pills,
erhibHed in tie foiiowjng cases.
MA Physician, NJ. ID. aud Druggist,
recently writes: "The As'hmatic Phs
(ReIfe's) are invariably wei! spoken of by
those who use them"
Is Wrs--, oCNis city, was three years
seriously afflicted with cunsumpllve svtnp-
toms, as pain in the side. almost perpetual
cough, splitting Of blood, general debility,
&c.-.-in this distressing STATE, unable to
sit up, and not expecting to live many DAYS
she was advised to take Dr. Relies Asth-
matte Pills, and also Dr.. Jebb's Lniment
be appI ed to her side, which she did, and
to The establishment oevery one, in short
time she was perfectly restored to health.
u "A Lady(yom Fraosingham, was Sc.
verely afii cled with cough, splitting of
blood, aud general debility, on taking two
bottles of these Pills, and one box Of Dr..
Relies Ambitious Pills, YVES restored to
perfect health.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-26
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