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For SAIL, NN


I"laisbc, General AGENT No. IL Exchange Place,
he Posi- Office. Also, by ychulu, No l2t Kuc 10 val
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H1ANCY MATCIIESNitll beautiful paintings
l. landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
sale by A TRIEK,
tcb29 3 Narn2ine st
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~ tres ST., has this day received small assortment
olarge cnamrlicd and mosaic brrastpns, up in the
style.
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jYtcaIv Press-Wc thu undcr4igncd, agree to abide
hy the above conditions far they applicable tc
weekly papers. .v,,,rr
{5igned) A. Is. lA"i' S'E'
Letters musin Ill cases. be post paid.
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SIN GLE GINS.
Fore single gin Of 50 sstss or morn. With
one set of feeders, haaAs, &c. 1T g per
saw,
For do. of q SAWS. with feeders, &c at &c
so per saw,
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Amer. and Eng. brides and Bride moHnungs,
do do mhrtiuGalrs,
Plated brnss, and Jlrsnned coach harness.
do do % gg ami sulke1 do
do do do Burou,Ae DO
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|H,O THE LADIES-Atkin&on's DepiIlatorv, for re-
4 moving supcrluolis hair from the face, neck and
INNS, with cqua snf'ty and certainty leaving tho skin
timer and wncr tn IN before the nppisaon. A fresh
supply just received at the l;axaar.
al BUSH & ALLEN,
!, Exchange IIoal, Ger st Churles IL Common 8,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13
RussclI's Itch Ointment.

InllS choice aud safe ointment Is SAID Go be upeuo,
u TO any in use Tor that disagrcoable and oath.
somc disease, tho ITCll This Ointment oottslD
its operation that person troubled with the abov,
disorder ought 10 be without It, II il remedy lot Gu
taucous orup,ions ecorhutic affections Of the head q,
any other breaking out which arises from sharp humon
IA tho blood Price % cents box.
fresh supply is Just received and for sale by D.fH
TELS & BELL, LANES B.4RRET, Jr, J4JNH
PORTER, BURT s. MASON. Rutland; s.
LEONARD, DR. ID. n. .ME.4CHf.M, UaRinrisI
NW san YER, TiHmouh; r. McD.4IELS. S A
~ j. SMITH, Dainty: Il. STRONG son. c. ~
POTTER, Powid! ALIEN GROTER, H,Mt
RUFUS GROTER, PafGE & BULKLET. G,as.
riiic Corners, Ny; +. SL4SO.N " Rutland wv
MOULTON, CaHieion "A, BLISS, "U p. MOVES
JOEL BE.4.u.4N, STANLEY, LEFF'LNGUELLk
Co.. PoHiineV; .4L.4NSON .4LLE.N, Fairhareni
n. u ID. AIKEN, c. Il. WALKER, B,nson o n
B.9KER, HuJ5ordion; BOiLNGTON q. JUSTIN
OrrcH; KENT URIGHT, Sh0reham.
Also at Wholesale by VIM. G, STiNSON, & Co
South side OLD Faneul Hall, Boston, aud by j. & w.
TOWNSEND, Corner Of Bockman and Water streets
New York. 4mI8
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The unfortunate arc respectfully informed that tho
Albany Lock llosphnl established and mudcutd alter
iho much celebrated Europcan Lucs ilosries has ma
ny wears succ been founded at Head Quarter, No J
Norton street. Aihauy. ~ To those uuRcquaintod
with this institution. IL is necessary 10 mention that u
has for is object the care OF all such diseases as ylh
scroiaa, structure, diseases OF the urfhR, iumpao
Auur albus inpotcucy, diseases oi The womb, seminal
wcauoss ol both sexes, uodos aries OF the bones gon
orrhua slects, with all vcnoreal complaints IN general
etc.
Persons ignorant OF tho nature Of disease arc not a.
simple form, aud through neglect or inludcious
treatment, assumes aggravated state Of disease
and occasions ahcoss, liberation, psucdo yrhs, can
cor premature old age, too often ending IN protraccd
incurablo state Of existence.
Tins Institution ~ under the superintendent and
management of Professor Cooke, MD. DID, LID. Of
the cy OF Albany n. Y. who will give his persoual at
tendance at the Dpensary attached TO ;hc institution,
at all hours to iuvalds requiring his professional scr
vices lie having had much more experience III this
branch Of medical practice than usually falls TO the lot
of any member OF the profession, therefore feels
such confidence Of his ability TO give universal sastac
ton that he asuos all applicants need despair OF
n complete recovery.
The unfortunate therefore who have suffered from
ho want of success by those less experienced are nv-
ell TO visit the Hospital, which only requires TO be
nown TO be sure of support. whero the most perfect
cresy may be depended on and the utmost privacy will
attend those who call. The whole house is exclusive
y appropriated to the of patients who will always
be received into separate apartments, and
present.
Professor Cooke has number Of handsomoy furnish
ed private chambers at No 80, Greene ST. where he
will receive gentlemen who may require medical mid.
Residing himself the premises, he will thereby be
enabled to dedicate than ordinary attention to his
patients Gentlemen will find II both Convenient. as
well economical, in all cases OF disease to retire 10
these furnished rooms.
As long Professor Cooke desires 10 benefit the pub
lie, il proper he shonld Continue his advertisement
for the good Of strangers II is well known that poop
lie extremely shy speaking ofcascs Of delicate
nature even when physician prc-cminently
full.
Communications post paid TO the address Of Profess
sor Cooke, NJ ID. d. ID. LII D., Albany n. Y. enclos-
ing bank note counscng fec, will have attention..
ozone other viii he rcccived)or personal consulta-
ton may be had at all times as usual at the Dspenary
which is properly fitted and arranged with separate Of
fees for confidential Interviews
NTCounselling fees aud charges reasonable.
Oiico, No Norton st.-llouse, No 30 Green street.
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drc ys,r, age. b.fa P,il-spl from fy, 20 Zen on,

6re years Of sss. bafA plifnl from Eve 20 Zen one
300.
TGE PfENfX BiT'TERS. a,e % called. because
they ofssss TOE power Of restoring tho expiring ontsrs
81 hCsiih l. glowing ye,t thtooshout The coa,ttu-
ucu, az TIC Plank H sad 20 BE- restored 60 life from
She ssh's OF 30 dtsolUi o. The Ihd.nix Bhiors
are entirely vegetable composed Of roofs ouud ouy IA
osfan patis 1.-THE woscfn cnnntry. which vii inail.
tlY cure FLYERS AGtbS ot al k3uis: will never
si 20 eradicate entirely all the elect 81 Mercury
hnitty thau The most powerful pre- arations of
sarsaafila AMI viii Immediately The dctrrmua.
uou 81 BLOOD 70 the HEAD never fsH IA tbo siet-
ncf fn,iienf 10 young fcnas aud vii he found GER.
siu remedy go all cases 81 utrgs dc5ify AMI fsakafEl
II tio most impaired constitutions. Ata remedy tor
threuW ead iufanmaforV i0heumaiism the efficacy Of
the rbuuiN Bcr will be demonstrated by the use of
single solc. The usual dose Of thcs, biiers IL hall
VINE sas. iuil, iu water wtnc. and this quantity
may hc taken two three times day about half an
hour before meals. lcss quantity may be taken
al unes To those VIM SIC afflicted with ,gestion
titcr meals, tUsc BIcf Will prove Invaluable, ne tcy
greatly uctcasc the action othe principal vscera help
hCm Go perform their funci1us and enable the stomach
20 discharge uto tho bowels whatever is odousiyc.-
Thus indigestion is oaiily aud speedily re moved. appo
ttc restored aud the mouthsol the absorbent vessels
being ccansed nCtIou facilitated, AMI strength Of
lojy sud ouorgy OF mind the happy results. For
further particulars Of MoFFAT's LIFE FILLS. and
fHLNIA BIT TIERS. apply at Mr. Moiai's Office, No.
SIG broadway, New lopk, where the Pills can be OBJ
tanned Tor p cents, 80 cents, 81 per box; and the
lNtters Tor 81 or So per bottle. 1FNumetons cehif-
Gates Of The wonderful efficacy OF boih may be there
inspected,
10 ZONE obstinate and complicated Of chronic
aud ihiammatory Rheumatism. Liver Complaints, Fe-
yer and Asue Dyspepsia, Palsy. Pc', injuries from
lie Of Mercury, gafne and other dissdsts Of lang
AaHdpg, IT may he found necessary TO take both the
Lille Pills and the Phoenix Bitters the doses before
recommended.
\. B.--Thoso Pills, and the Bit,ers will get all mor-
curry out Of the system infinitely ster than the be,
preparations Of sasapata, and certain remedy for
the rushing Of blood 10 NE head al rion headaches
he doUiswetlr, &e.-Al persons who predisposod
10 oPp0piery, palsy, &c, should be without the
Life Pills Bcrs for ono dose in time will save life.
They eqnalze the circulation Of The blood, all
pressure from the head restore Preparation, and throw
Of every impurity by the pores Of the skin.
For sale by BURT & MASON, Agents for the
County Of Rutland. 5:cowly
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TO WOOL GROH Frs AND
DEALERS.

'THE Perkinsvle Manufacturing Co ;nke III. op.
Il portunity TO express their thanksfor the exlssNs
patronage they have received for years pns anil
also would iloAn their old friends, former cusiomer
and the pullm that they purpose TO continue to Manu-
iacture through the by the yard shares No
pains will be spared in performing the work to sstsiac
ton, those who may wish to have their wool manuiso
tured into Broad Cloth 10 the cheapest manner, and
most improved style, would do well to apply early
Large lots preferred small ones not refused. Terms,
per yard, to the halves, common colors, allowing
10 lbs staped wool per yard exclusive Of listing wool
JOSIAH BARNES, Agt.
Perkinsvlle May 90 1889 % i'm
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TIE Goon NlM.aRIT.L.v

aTA CoNTBAsT.--sH nsiion'. hun 80 frnoie'i
sg-s, have bs5 siigt. bot Cola bus olF onud "ui 80
10y "a Anefcs. BeIore ths 81 ihs greet -an-'h
nsftfstss reutle we're Gully suEtsd 90 rsddIs stuut
tbs ,bese, lost ~ With ste iAs Incidence. u 10 hul
,bori year, unos Grri tsn'ursa upon uuknowu
sni have discovered The pFsricuf o. ect wss
q sssfch ef-HEALTH Vegetable mcl.cnes wcfr
indsea kboun wbsn ooDmtpcod my searth pot fh.ir
npi ny the use q then, have no.; only fss-
81 freu The deltcoI invalid, 20 thc hello, hearty cod
active sea q buiipffs, bot. tafi'ivrY sptairs.
have renewed nay youth. can ihus, with couGIcAcc
IN ny own srpsrssnco advise with ny leilow utisfut
Does the rcsjtr want rrcni that The Ncgciasc LIE
Medicine, suitable 10 be own catot lhato co d7c
., my Office, $40 Broadway. hundreds of letter. from
sotns Of the most respectable cizcus II THIS my nattc
and voluntarily offered ia tettmony 81 uc virtues o.
- good Vegetable Medicine.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly ruined
shy hs ~sii infabls" mineral prepaiaiion Of the day,
will bear witness. that the Life Medicine. and such
oEly, are the true coUne 70 pofmanoDt od health.
!oHs MorFAT.
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Boston, March 3, 1887.

Boston, March g. 1887.
John i'oden No aG Prince street, cured Of an obs,i-
nate very obstinate Cough attended with pan IN the left
soe OF very long standing
Boston, May I7la37.
ong standing cough and dull headache, when other
medicine did even relieve her
John furong No 100 Endco,t street cured Of a long
Standing cough after be had len the hospital without
cess.
Boston, April TO- 1887.
Bridget Morr:sey No % Washington Avenue cured of an
obstinate cough after being confined her chamber for
o"s time ana reduced very Low"
Hpreshl Roby cured Of an obstinate cough attended
% a0H headache and pain the side
Jonathan Goldsmith carpeuter, reside. 10 Fletcher Court
cured OF an obstinate cough.
Braintree Mass. Feb 10, 1887
caroliae W. Ne~eomb cured Of a scrolaa.
Cohasset, March IS, 1886
bead Of long standing.
Boston. Nov. 70, 1896.
throat.
Brighton, June g. 1896.
child Of Leonard Cox, cured Of Canker internal and
caieFnal.
Boston, April 1887.
III ". niH No u Canal street, cured Of Canker in
the feas' where other medicine could giye The least
satisfaction.
Boston March G, 1881
p'P''A a'e' two eminent physicians did succeed
- Scuae, March ~, 1886
iAg A"a "a a'e'y alarming condition.
Boston, July 4. 1886
stale.
Boston, March 8, 1851
Jobs osborne SEQ. No 80 Esser street cured oil Gene
oetilay aieF other medicine had failed
wm Marsl. No g7 Broaa street, cured Of he Rheua.
sybam Aofck add hips
John Femniar marbe maaufaetufer eapa..,e he e.,
Scales, cured Of Hhcumsism ~ ~
csmhudsepor March G, 1881
Boston, April 6, 1887.
sfHn End 'ss a mot slarHlsg STATE
Charles Poster No Broad street cured 81 ,et, sarn
ing Reformation. ~ '''
ioha SAITH No IIi Count street, ssred q he Rbe.I,
tlsu. -
N Boston, sept n 1887.
~ ts.l 40 - taion street, esret oi The Rheumatism
sitef a elder mniiclncs lave failea
~ .efef2 huldreI csft g~stef "a, L. ,.rsc,s a., ~
& Fatlc' . itcfe anofs uantins
q Ass'e f-i92nie nccirinss FOR sae halessls aud
a, BURT A. MASON.
I --l "-is- "a i-9t li-6neso
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A BARGAIN.

I wish 10 sell my farm in IIubbardton consisting Of
about 75O acres of land nearly 800 of which is un.
der good improvement and of the best shee and
with Saw and Grst mills Carding Machines and clio.
theirs works, which will be sold without or with such
quantity of the timber land adjoining, as may suit the
purchaser-togeiher with 80 acres OF wheat growing
and stock Of 400 good sheep pairs of oxen, cows
horses and farming utensils, &c To any wanting the
whole or either halfa great bargain will be given with
terms easy and liberal The stock will be retained
not wanted
small house and lot in Whiting, near the late
ern stand of j. q. Walker
ALSO house and lot Of acre, pleasantly situated
on the Creek road south Of the bridge in MddlebuU,
with line garden convenient out buildings wBie NC.
and terms liberal inquire of
;. b Walker, Justen Jennings, Iiubbardton.
s. b. Walker, Whiting.
Peter Starr, Esq. Middlebury, or the subscriber al
Troy, n. Y. NJ. o. WALKER
July 1889 mos
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@&UV'lD VJ.SfD

nthe Revolution married before the close of their hus.
~ bands military services, may receive under the act
Of Congressoi July a. 1886, the pensions TO which
their husbands would have been entitled, respectively
under the act OF June 1S32 The 3enefs of the &C,
of July A. $780, extended TO widows OF oil revolu
tonary officers and soldiers, whether they have married
again, or not proUided they widows Also
widows OF such officers and soldiers continued ser
vice u.t the Sd OF Nov 17s3 and before
that day, equally entitled
Jan. l79l. Widows of officers and soldier FRIED
before this day are snted 10 five pension, from
LIST March, 1896 and, in proportion, en- their husr
bands have deceased since. Pension hbusness undo
these acts, and all others attended 10 by e subse,iber
'S:u COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

yRtOR general use, IN cases OF Jaundicc, morbid ,,s,
~ bihl, Of the stomach aud bowels loss OF apps,s.
frtd breath, cosvonoss, Piles, and all dscae, snon,
from hillary derangomonis-nso for correcting "a,
state OF the blood aud cleansing the system Of foul All
viscd humors. These pills are mild calhar,ic pfc
duciug neither pains gripping, and arc therefore val
liable aud highly approved medicine, AMI rronouo
ccd "a. such by tho most distinguished PhyHcions Each
box containing IS PILE.
Prlce 81 l-Q cnnisn boy.
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crete Itch, a.. sc. Numerous certificate, nigh, d,
obtained, but tho proprietor chooses that hf ,.
should be the ouly evidence Of iis supcrot clieas,
Price 90 ccnisa box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

Dr. Gordak-1 haze been for than years labor
ng under peculiar state heahahough for the greater
part o. the time did. from necessity perform my accut
toned duties About three months since, complain
was so alarming. the family physician called, and
tended me regularly several days lie directed blsters for
ne reei OF my head and other medicines for my stomach
Al has directions were faithfully attended to, but the relief
lelt was merely temporary from his skill
Before applied you, suffered much from dizziness in
the head numbncss and prickug in my hands arms &c
-itequen iaintnrs distress 10 my stomach dartne
pains through my body with loss of appetite, my tongug
was much coated with canker, had appetite my
ach so cold that the hottest medicine had effect
found difficult TO breathe particularly night my sleep
was osiess-l could not lay and often up in bed the
greater part OF the night much troubled with palpi
tauon Of The heartAer taking your medicine
fourth day my health began to improve In every respect
am now well, and free from all those above named com
plants TO the aonishment of the family and my acquan
iances-as the family IN which live attest the fact
Respectfully, G. +. BEARD
No. 7. Lincoln street.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-13

INK GORDAkS celebrated and genuine JELLY OF
- PoMEGRANATE, and PERUVIAN PILLS;
An untvallcd REMEDY for Nervous Headache, Dizziness
~ the Head Paptaon Of the Heart. Oppression of the
breast Dyspepsia Flaulcnoy Costeness Darling Pain In
the Side Back and Limbs. For impurities of the blood
such as tanker, scrofua. Salt Rheum Lcprosy &c is
one OF the greatest Vegetable Medicines offered to the
public. HIS Iceland Jelly for Consumption
Also DIR Gordaks Pulmonary Jelly for Coughs md Colds
Also Dr GoIdak's Prussian Linment, Physical Drops
Imminent opoded1e, Salt Rheum Ointment, Strengthening
Plaster and Corn Plaster.
Ihe following Certificates win prove that DR. Gordaks
medicines are worth public notice The eec ed
Of such nature that most Of the patients could get relief by
no other medicines.
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An Apprentice

An Apprentice
TO we aeksmithing business "a wanted BY the sub.
sefiSsF An industrious, steady boy about 10 or II
years OF age vii find suitable encourage on sosiv
ing 10 The undsfsgned at Porter Mis or al ne Roe
s'Sfs, NEHEMIAH MUhROR
''-''~' SNp ~ i9''' ag-N
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Dr. VIM. GoIdak Dear Sr--I take great pleasure in
making known TO you and the public the great benefit
vale has received from your Jelly and Pills Her complaint
was weakness 1T the stomach, very bad cough, night
weats, affections and almost all the symptoms of
consumpiionof which she perfectly free She enjoys
now qeiter health than she has for many years.
Yours respectfully, HIRAM MORSE.
Boston, March ~, 1889.
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CastIctOn, July 1889 .
HO1SlG CRADLES.

II IIioO--
March, Blanchard's and Taft's Cast Steel
Grass Scythes, Sickles, Patent Forks, DC.
GRIND-STONES,
of the best quality. For sale by
MEACHAM d. DANA.
81 2 mo.
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n DING WEST. The subscriber has one good
" Boat, which will leave Joseph Frost's, Brdpor
for Buliaio, soon as navigation opens and %
third Tuesday Of May, June, August, September
aud October, and Whitehall the days following.
Also, one Boat will leave Westport New York in
Buffalo, as soon navigation opens, and the fourth
TUESDAY Of May, June, August September aud Oei0'
ber and Whitehall the days following,
a. All goods stored with me free Of charges.
JONATHAN POLICY.
Fort Ann, 9TH FEBRUARY, 1889. ll:6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-11
.WO&ES .yFGDFgSE

VGA " bOA1hy WEA O6akZEZ ~ftt WOULD take this opportunity of tender- w ing his thanks to the public for past fa- vors--and having dissolved the business of the firm of M. Morse 6 Son, he will now de- vote his time exclusively to the RETAILING Bu- srNEss. and hopes by his attention to his cus- toners to merit continuance of their patron- age. Those who may want articles in my line of business will please call at my shop. where they will find good assortment of WARES, consisting of Plain and Japanned Ii,, Wore, Britannia Cc6ee and Tea To,s ef Uari- oas patterns, Brass Kettles and CandieSiicks-- SoaPstone FuynGces-togethcr with most arti- cles usually wanted. 2a@ it.a1 Also, on hand for sale, m assortment of
 COOKING STOVES.
 The above Wares will be sold on reasona- ble terms. Also, all kinds of
 Sheet Iron Work and Eace Trougas made to order, on short notice, by
 MOSES MORSE, West street. Liichfeld, April IS. 1859. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-11

District of Sharon, ss. Canaan, June M. 1899. THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the A District of Sharon has limited and al- lowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of AsAHEI BENEprcr. late of Austerli:z, in the state of New-York, deceased, represented insolvenf, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appoint ed -Benajah Douglas and John B. Reed, judi. clous & dsinterested freeholders of Canaan. in said district. Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 WILLIAM M. BURRALL, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they Shall meet at the dwelling house of Robert Hol- comb, in said Canaari, on the third Monday or July and December next, at one o'clock in Ihe afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment. yoHN B. REED. Commits
 BENAJAH DouGLAs, sioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate are ra. quested to make immediate payment to
 MILES BKLDEN, Admin'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-11
TWREE &EXE&.

TlHE attention of the community IS conu
 nually called to this, and that, ana tne other CooiiRg Store; each claimed 10 pc tue very best, and entitled to homage almost as great as was paid 10 "molten images; WnGn ii was proclaimed "These be thy gods, O ls- rael," The subscriber worships no such "work of the craftsmen" nor does he desire that even his own latest Improvement" should be regarded beyond it's well attested merit.
 The "EcLIPsE COOKING STovE"-whlch has been in very extensive use for the last two wears, received it's name at first from the pe- culiar construction of its front part directly over the fire, and which is made to adapt it. self to kitchen utensils of any size but dis corning public have since decided it's claim to the title for other reasons too obvious to mention. Do other stoves speedily warm room so does this. Do they bake weii' Doli well, roast we'll? so does this. Are they hand some? SO is this. Can their inventors refer to gentlemen who will recommend their stoves! We might refer to gentlemen, aye, and to LADIES too, so numerous and so highly respectable, that we must decline doing It, from motives of delicacy, as 1t would be lnvl- dious to attempt selection. Ask any one ot the " better half of creation" among the hum dreds who have made trial of the "EcLiPse," ]" and you will be assured that it does indeed eclipse every thing ever designed for cooking, baking, broiling, roasting, washing. The wo- man who sets about her Mondays work, on Monday morning, bright & early, (and what notable housewife does not?) may in a mo- ment's time calculate an eclipse, and bring it on, by means of which-let every husbc'ad and euery housekeeping bachelor take nofice--a wash ing day' is turned from day of dump and sorrow, into day of cheerfulness and plea sure. Let those who may have been seeking for consummation so devoutly to be wish- ed,'please call at the subscribers office, near the South meeting-house, Cornwall, where they will find the Stoves-aU sizes-in good order, all the doors trimmed with malleable Iron, and set up in the most workman-like manner.
 Also-STovR PIPE, of the several quali- ties and prices, and all kinds of Copper, Isn, and Sheet Iron Work, done to order, in the best manner.
 Prices of Stoves from $16 to $3O.
 STEPHEN J. GOLD.
 Cornpall, Oct 25, 1888. 21