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Lead AquCducf.

y I4HE snh.eriber continues the manufacture #
LIND PIPE 81 superior quality, Of al sizes,
tom 's inc1 TO ac and hale 81 hs shop IN Rutland
olHI ll"se. Also Melalic Competition PUMPS an
excellent article known in point Of neutnoss and uiy
90 be- equal 10 any Ia use
al 9f.ers 10 his business will be promptly attended
TO- hnd FlFL 10 any quantities furnished a short nstc.
Rutland, April 10, 1882 taer
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Boston, March 3, 1851.
John iioen, No sc Prince street cured OF an obsti.
nate very obstinate Cough attended with pain IN the len
side, OF very long standing
Mary Jane Reckner No % Pleasant street, cured Of
long standing cough, and dull headache when other
medicine did even relieve her.
John Fdriong No. 100 Endico street, cured Of a long
standing cough after he had len the hospital without
cess.
Boston April IG, 1881.
Bridget Morrisey No 81 Washington Avenue cured Of an
obstinate cough aer being eonGled ia her chamber for
Boston Nov 10, 1886.
iio,s'ha Roby cured Of an obstinate cough attended
Boston. Feb %. 1887.
Jonathan Goldsmith carpenter, resides ia Fletcher Court
cured OF an obstinate cough.
Braintree. Mass. Feb 10, 1857.
Caroline W. Neweomb cured Of seroiula
Cohasset, March 49, 1886.
head, Of long standing.
Boston. Nov y, 1886
Elizabeth L. Merritt cured Of Canker in tho mouth and
thFOsi.
Brighton June O. 1886.
child Of Leonard Cox, cured of Can&er internal and
external.
Boston. April G. 1887.
Mrs W. F. Gill, No II Canal street cured Of Cauker in
We fe where no other medicine could give tie least
satisfaction.
Boston. March G. 1897.
Almira W Sirou resides in Essex Court cure Of Dys.
Fpsa sitei two emineht physicians did succeed.
Scituaie March u, 1885.
Hannah iohGed, cured Of DysPeps,a OF years stand
hg and 10 aFery alarming condition.
Boston July ., 1870.
John BOrne' cured Of general debility ia nos, alarm.
STATE.
Bosiaa March 3 1851,
Joha Osborne. Sen No % ESSEX street cured oil gene.
oesliy after other medicine had failed
Wa Morey. No l57 Broad street cared Of tie Raeuaa
sybam Morek and bips.
Joha Fleming marble manufactursf o,posito tle "a,
Scales cured Of RhsamaisR.
Csnbridseport. March O 1881
George ~ Neyes, cured Of lane tpse.
Boston, April G. 1881
Samuel Roberts, No Sc Indisn wharf cured OF lane
arm ADD eg "a = most slarn'0g stale.
Boston, April g. 1857.
Charles Poster No Broad street cured OF uEeiy alarm
iug khsumaliSms.
Boston, July Il. 1881
Ioha Saith, No ma cOurs street cured q tie Rheuna.
tam.
BOsion SEPT II 1857
u PANEL No - uhion street cured Of az Rheunsatsn
sftef sii eihsf msiicihes have JAILED
lIHesefal hundfed certificates can be pfod.ced 10 N
F-.-.-s t-ff- tFt s-~-l -Ls.-..
tbs above 'slssse nee!nss ff sale wholesale Ard
retail BY BtRr A MASON
Rssiahs, March 81, Is5g, ii-eaepo
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Wanted E,la3sspNyiHfelu.

TWO good Wagon and Sleigh Makers to whom Cos
l. wages and constant employ ment will be given.
A. BRANCH.
Cusleton, July %. 1899 35--37
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SPMAY9Do

IfkON The subscriber on the 23d of july last, b's,
Mare SIX years old last spring, al few Shis h'I'
on ihe back caused by the saddle, name on the -
side and shod all round when she went away. -
mare was raised ~ BrdgeWateT and is supposed 70 ~
sifayed that way. Whoever will return said m'r
give information where she may be found shall BE- ~
ably rewarded by PRESTON ANEklLL
Clarendon Springs, August ., 1889. D."
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NOTICE..

ESTRAYED from the subscriber, on or about W !.
II Of July last, large handsome, red, two yt'i y.
Steer, no white about lin except the end Of hs -
the right horn having been broken of when osh ~
a little. Whoever will give information ~hsis -
steer may be found shall be literally rewarded
HIRAM BATES
Fsirhsven. AUGUST 70, Is39. I-S
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NdNInN y NFF VfhT 1FNfF1mfn
Tor the year, said per ccntagt TO be cast on the original
amount Of the premium note without reference to an,
endorsements, and 60 bc paid to the Treasurer nm.
Office in Montpelier. on or heiote the 10th dsr OF o.,
tohcr 1889. being the day Of the annual meeting Of
said company An opportunity will be presented to
forward assessments BY the members Of The Legislator
mud those who neglect 20 forward their assessments
then are referred TO the eth section Of the Act attached
TO each policy, for the consequences.
HARRY VAIL, Treasure
Montpelier, Aug IL, 1859.
IL The printers Of each weekly newspaper in tn,
State are requested 10 publish the above notice three
weeks succcssvcy and forward their bills by the
hers oc the Legislature for payment
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Fire! Fire Eirc!!!

THE members VI The Vermont Mutual rie in,r.
4 ancc Company are hcfoby notified that TIE M,
lowing assessments havc been made by The D.fs,la,
en- al notes IN force on the following days, to wit
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STRAY HORSE.

iANE la'o the enclosure Of The subscriber. Au,I5,b
- 'o's aafE bay mare, % : years atd An.
away. JoNxTfft a ~ ~. nei
Msndon, Aag H. ga ia
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VM ANTED, Immediately by the subscriber. IO,OV
w White and Red Oak Slaves and Heading, iG
which cash viii be paid on delivery. Also three Jour
neymen Coopers wanted, who will be furnished with
work during the fall aud coming winter Cash, and
the higest wages given
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Notice.

Ill deinonds due the subscriber prey ious 10 the IL,
OF January 1889, must be paid By The LIT Of sent
enDer next Those owing Will please govern them.
selves accordingly. j. BARRETT I,
Rutland Aug .. ~ "a
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DR.. VIM. Gofdak Dear Sir take great pleasure in
mixing known to you and the public the great benefit
wife has received from your Jelly aud Pills Her compain
was weakness at the stomach, very bad cough, night
weas, affections and almost all symptoms
consumpionof which she is perfectly free. She enjoys
now qeiicr health thar she has Tor years
Yours respectfully, HIRAM MORSE.
Boston, March II, 1885,
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+ or Sale

900 Cheese Casks Of the first quality, little
better than ever before offered in this vicinity.
GERSHOM CHENEY, jr.
Rutland, Aug.l7.
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TAR GORDAk'S celebrated and genuine JELLY OF
- POMEGRANArE, and PERUVIAN FILLS;
An unfiyallod Remedy for Nervous Headache Dizziness
N the Head paptation Of the Heart Oppression of the
Breast DySpcpsa FaHcney Costiycncss Darling Pain In
the Side, Back and Limbs For impurities Of the blood.
such as Cankcr, Soroua Salt Rheum Leprosy, &c it is
one OF the greatest Vegetable Medicines offered the
public. HIS Iceland Jelly FOR Consumption.
Also DR. Gotdaks Pulmonary Jelly for Coughs nd Colds
Also DIR Gordak's Prussian Linimen, Physical Drops,
nimcnt Opododcc Salt Rhcum Ointment Strengthening
Plaster and Corn Plaster.
The following Certificates win prove that DIR Gorlak
medicines worth public notice, The effected
Of such nature that most Of the patients coud get relief by
other medicines
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Dr. Gordak-I haze been for than two years labor
undoI peculiar heathathour for the greater
part OF The time did, from necessity, perform my accut
toned duties About three months since NV complain
was so alarming the family physician called and he
tended me regularly several days lie directed bistcrs for
the relief Of head and other medicines for my stomach
Al his directions faithfully attended to, but the relief
felt was merely temporary from his ski
Before applied To you, Suffered much from dizziness in
the head numbness and prickng in hands &c
frequent Paintings, great distress IN my stomach, darne
pains through my body with loss OF appetite, my ongus
was much coated with canker had appetite my
och SO cold that the hottest medicine had effect times
found difficult TO breathe particularly at night; my sleep
wasrostlcssI could not law and often up in bed tie
greater part Of the night. was much troubled with palp
tation Of the hoarAor taking your medicine about the
fourth day health began TO improve in every respect
am well. and free from all those above named
plants The astonishmen of the family and my acquaIn
tancesas the family in which live attest the fact
Respectfully, c. +. BEARD
No. Z. Lincoln street
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Rev. EDWARD j. HALLOCK, Principal
SAMU Ell HURLBUT, A. b. Assistant
Mr. STAMOS TRlCKALlOTES, Teacher Of
.B0dern Grcok
Miss LUNA MILLER, will take special charge q
the Female Department.
MISS ELzABETu NJ. A. RonISsos, will teach
French, as Eer native tongue.
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UITIoN.

Common English Branches per Quarter, $500.
Higher Branches of English Studies, $100.
Classics, $500
sirlmentll Music evtra with use of n ST l. $1,000
Painting and Drawing extra each, $500
French, (extfa) $500
Chemical Lectures, extra $500
Vocal Music sI0O
There will be a Course Of Chen ica Lectures dgt
ing the Fall and Spring Quarters.
1T is very desirable tLot scholars should be present i
the commencement Of the term A delay Of a few DAYS
vii embarrass the scholars and prevent ready clash
cation.
ZIMRI HOWE, SeersGry.
August Is, 1899. 3j-6
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NOTICE..

rtNHE Town Clerks Office is removed TO the Boo,
J Store. A. l., BROWN, Town Clerh
Rutland Aug. 10, 1889. 3-1
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Cas!Ict0Il, July 4 = 50.
h0ISIn CRADLES.

ALSO
March, Blanchard's and Talt's Cast Steel
Grass Scythcs, SckIcs, Patent Forks, &c.
GRIND STONES,
of the best quality. For sale by
MEACHAM q DANA.
81 . mo.
N DING WEST. The subscriber has one good
VI Boat, which will leave Joseph Fros,s, Bridpnr
for Buffalo. navigation opens; and on
third Tuesday of May, June, August, September
aud October, and Whitehall the days following.
Also one Boat viii leave Wettport. New York, for
Buffalo, navigation opens and on the fourth
Tuesday Of May, June. August, September aud Oeto-
Der, and Whitehall the days following,
o. All goods stored with me fee Of chargcs.
JONATHAN POLICY.
Fort Ann, 4,h FEBRUARY, 1889. ll:6m
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HATS.

large supply Of Moleskin and Nnpt Hats Of The
lates, fashion; Opera and Naval Cloth Capes-mens
women e and chdrcn's Kid Shoes of all descriptions
The stock is now very complete for the season, and
the goods are offered at the lowest prices.
WANIED:-All kinds of produce-F cloth
Frocking, Sheeting &c, in payment
Rutland, Aug. 10. &-1
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BOARD, &c.

II is expected that scholars from abroad will board
the Seminary The expense Of board, tuition, room
rent, washing, lights fuel furniture for is
S28 per Quarter, $1,000 for the entire hcedem
zeal year.
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GASTLETON SEMINARY.
TEACHERS.

'INHE Fall Term of this Institution will commence
l. the first Wednesday of Sepiemb next
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Groceries.

OF all kinds; splendid assortment Of China Crock
cry and Glass Ware hardware of all descriptions Drugs
and Dyes, &c.
5000 Lights Window Sasl--l00 boxes Of window
Glass cut and wrought Nas--Turks Island 1--we.
pool Salt--mackcre and Goldfish
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w anted Immediately.

a " ." p FVfthIlfe % Ill7 IfihInF UufntE, UUY II
or 10 years Of age, Of correct hslils, uad good
Common School education.
Herald oG.9e, July a.
TUR.NIP SEED.
as~ s'iele, 81 superior quality, for ale at u
NoeA SWIFT June . eft
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CHEAP GOODS.

DURT 81 MASON have on hand, large assottmsh,
ID Of Goods, such French rxbct, aud English
Mernoes; black, white and scarlet merino Shawls no
chade and raw silk Shawls; Robroy aud Edinburgh
S1nwls splendid assortment Of silks Of various color,
black lace and gauze Nels, great variety Of LACE
goods large assortment OF prints Cloths Cnssmeta
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SPENCER'S
yegeta bic Pills.

vHNHE forest is natures medical repository and
IL experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been culled, ard
that teacher experience has shown il to be uDriyR-
ed in It's snutary effects the human system.
Thousands have been benefited by the use Of these
Pills and they seldom fail of the intended effect.
For all diseases orig mating IN impurities OF the
blood, they have equal. For complaints inci-
dent the female constitution they stand unrvali-
ed. In complaints of children, IN headache, dyspep
sia chrUuc disorder and the ncipient stages Of con
sumption, they are certain 10 afford speedy relief,
and generally effect a when all other
have failed They are perfectly innocent and safe,
and may he taken at all times, aud under all circum-
stances without the least possible danger.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER. War
wick. K. l. who is sole propretor-io whom only
he composition is known
ar Be PARTICULAR. Each box has an inside
wrapper with engraved fac smile "i the propfI-
eior = signature, and an engraved label signed by
his own hand aud containing he words 4" VEGETA-
BILE Pills" The cover of the box is stamped " q
So None others are genuine.
The reader is particularly referred to the recon-.
mendauons and certificates which accompany the
pills, and The respec,ablity ofwhlch cannot be ques-
toned.
These Pills may be obtained Of
MARY TILEEY,
No 40 Spring-street
Dec. 10. Sole Ageni for Norport.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
gents for the sale of" Spenccrs Vegetable Pills "
G. Brown Little Compton,;
Monro & Clifford, Bristol;
n. B. Burr, Warren;
Rowland & Church. Westpori;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
LATELY ADDED TO
w. GALATIANS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

294O Nicholas NickIeby Life and Ad-
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Geo Picciols. The Prisoner Of Fenestrella' or
Captivity Captive; by N. ID Saintne vol
2942 The Man about Town. by Cornelius
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2943 Adventures of an Attorney in search OF
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2045 The Dsmsel of Darien; by the author Of
The Yemassee,' The Partisan &c 2 vs.
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2947 Nan Darrell, or the Gypsy Mother; by
the author of The Heiress. &c vols
29f8 Shakespeare aud bis Friends, or the Col
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2949 Father Butler and the Lough Dearg Pill
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Tales by Il Hood 2 vols
1850 The Courier Of the days of Charles u,
with other tales. by the author OF " Mrs.
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295l Nlx's Mate an Historical Romance OF
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institutions, by Capt. Maryat vol
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2935 Fair Rosamond, or the days Of King Hen
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PRosPgcTus oF NEw yoLrlDs.

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rH'HE anparniieled success which has attended
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hands Of tiie new pTupuelofs, ndnoes them 10 be-
sin volume " It'll STILL fUh1IiLk At
TRACT IONS on ,hc first OF January neat.
RS LITERARY CHARAC1ER, nhlch has
called forth many comments, will It'll continue
under the couirol OF the same editor. Several new
contributors however, OF high talent have been en-
gagged besides ihDse who have already been enlisted
IN IT. favor. The Magazine will be enlarged, and
whl contnIn o greater quantity of reRding mailer
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line IN America. Tie extra ~ the present (NoVen-
ber) number, may be considered fair specimen
what these fashion plates viii be.
The MUSIC DEPARTMENT, as hereto'ore'
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d Co.. and the fine pieces Of copyright mnsie
which they have hitherto furnished, are guarantee
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The naitoring terms in which the Casket has been
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NEWPORT f.--.
THoMsoNIAN YNFxRMARY.

Corner gf Spring and Mil Streefs.)
RR.J J. W. NICHOLS would respectfully ia
AZ form he citizens OF New port and Tie public
generally, that his practice is in strict conformity 10
the correct and phiosophie principles ne frs, pronul
gated by The greet medical reformer Thomson and
that he wiling to rely upon bis in bis prac
flce for patronage; therefore, those who prefer
ThoInson's ssluiary and efiicisnt remedies IN the
hour OF distress TO the e-draining lsncetthe ves-
eating Canihardes-,he Mercural. the Autimonisl,
and their concolnitant posons-will be cordially re-
celyed at his lnrmary, where every attention requi.
site facilitate the most saIe and speedy relief will
be rendered.
DR.. n. will attend to patients at their residence as
usual, and supply his friends und the public with
pure medicines. packed with printed directions for
family use also many valuable medical books, er-
planaiory Of the ThOmsonian System. Family Rights,
&c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths, during The day and evening, at short notice
The Aqueous Papor Bath for cleaning the surface
and equazng the circulation of The fluids is admir-
abe for eruptons Of the skin, Rheumatic and liver
affections, II stands preemineni. June &c
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N'iH,aDi T.. Blpi0n and Edgar "a. Poe,
EDITORS.

The list Of CONTRIBUTORS embraces the
names Of most of the principle writer's IN America.
with respectable sprinklng of English authors.
10 render Bnrton's Magazine the most desnnble e
mouthy publication for the neyt year, thc ProprIe-
tor ensures series Of Papers Of Original value,
from the pens of The best Authors IN The United
Snles. To nerlecI Ihls arrnngemenl he OtleIs
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n Il w 6 @ 0 d s.
THOMAS Il. SHEFFIELD.

Grateful for past farors, be9s Leare to inform has
friends and The puJiic in generai,
TSVHAT he has take the New Store at the juno
-H ton OF Broad and Spring streets, aud just re
turned from New York with new aud fresh supply
Of Choice GROCERIES. which he is ready 10
dispose of as low as they can be purchased in town
AID hopes 10 receive share flhe public patronage.
New port April Oath, 1889
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POETRY.

1--WE copy the 'hree following beautiful pieces Of
poetry from Miss Cahooae's new work, entitled A
Visrr To GRAsn-PAPs, or A WEEK AT NEwPoRT
The etfusions Of Miss Caho9nes muse which have
heretofore appeared in some the annual have
already established her reputation, as poetess OF
much lalen, and sweetness; and we think that The
present productions Of her pen will enhance her
claims 10 excellence. Ems REPuB
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN. ISI IcO1'
This cer,ifes that DR.. ID. X. BouTELLE, snrge"n
Dentist. has been engaged with me for some time
mas, m the study and practice Of Dentistry. have
found him very Ingenious, and cheefinlIy recon
mend him TO the public as a DENTS, worthy OF con
fdencs knowing him ,obe Of good moral character
and believing they will be well pleased with his pro
fsssional services, any work that passes h'oosn
his hands.
w. 4. ESTFN, Dentist.
Jan % No a. Westminster-st. Providence.