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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-19
From The augusta Constitutionalist.
AUGUSTA MARKET. MARCH II.

AUGUSIA MARKET, MARCH IL.
Cotton.-During the week, our market
has been extremely dull, and prices re-
main much about the same as last noticed.
The absence of foreign intelligence has
kept buyers out of the market, as holders
have shown no disposition 10 recede from
their asking prices, and yesterday, when
we closed our inquiries, both sellers aud
huyers were standing of. At The present
time our STOCK is much the same as repor-
ted on The first insl., the receipts since that
period being about equal 10 the oulgongs.
The sales this week have been confined
mostly 10 small lots, and amount TO about
1900 bales, q, the following prices. viz :
IL bales at 5 cents, al So, 6 at 81, s at
6, l3 at 63, 1s a, 81, % at 63. 33 at z, 67
at74. rs at ~, 142 at n, 16O at "a. 49 u,
u, $40 at 8, 1879 at 81, 153 at 81, and IA
al 81. The demand continues confined
principally to the better descriptions. We
continue former quotations, with The re-
mark that The market closed Yesterday
dull. Inferior 6, middling 64, a Z,
fair u 8, prime and choice ST 81.
Groceries.-We think we can see de-
cided improvement in our grocery market
business begins 10 stir with The country,
and our merchants are getting of their
stocks al fair prices. There is no scarcity
Of any article that we hear of, and our
prices remain pretty much the same as
last noticed.
Con.-This article remains quite dull
Of sale; so cents is now the asking price
from wagons. Corn Meal is selling from
wagons at 624 cents per bushel.
Freights-Continue dull, and we have
no change to notice in rates, which remain
as last reported, viz: TO Savannah 81 per
bale; to Charleston by Railroad 40 cents
per 100 lbs. for square, and so for round
bales cotton.
Specie is the basis for our quotations Of
Bank Notes; and Augusta City Notes the
basis for Exchange.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-19

The House of Representatives, says
the Jackson Mlissippian, has decided upon
The right Of the Legislature 10 repeal
Bank charters, and have instructed the
Committee on Banks and Banking to re-
port bill requiring the Banks 10 resume
specie payments by The first Of April next,
on pain Of forfeiture Of their corporate
franchise. The vote was AZ to 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-19
Ffomthc Charleston Mercnru.

The Suspended Bank Promises.-We
are informed thar The tax officers and off,
GERS Of Court do not feel themselves author
lied 10 accept the bills Of suspended Banks
Ito redeem such notes rs may be offered
in paymen, of dues to the States-or any
other specified debts, and will refuse on the
ground that they are not authorized by law
-and on the farther ground, That the pro.
mise of Bank puislled in newspaper,
is no better security than the promise of a
Bank on the face its own bill.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-19

The School Fund ofKentucky amounts
TO four millions of dollars. The common
school system is to be carried into opera
ton iu that Stale.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-19
EDe aDnerttser.
EDGEFIELD C. H.
THURSDAY, March l9, 1910.

The Session of the Cour, of Common
Pleas, will commence on Monday next.
Judge Butler presides.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-19
NOTICE.
NOTICE,

TNOCTORs H. and w. M. BURT having
HD formed partnership in the practice Of
Physc, respectfully tender theiv services to
their friends and the public generally.
Their Office is situated near C.J Glover's'
Hotel where ore or both may at all times be
found, ready TO attend to any professional busi.'
ness.
Edgefeld C. H., March S, 1910: c6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-19

The Edsefeld Central Temperance
Board will hold its Annual meeting, OH
Tuesday evening of the Court, the 24rh
inst, in this place, al the Baptist Meeting
House. An address Gu the subject Of Tenn
perance will be delivered at the opening OF
the meeting.
R. T. MINIS, Sec'ry.
The Edgefeld Baptis, Ministerial Con-
ference will hold its next quarterly meet
ing, at the Mount Nloriah Church, on Fri
day the 9Th inst, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. A,
IL o'clock discourse on Pastoral duties,
will be delivered by the Chairman.
JAS. M. CHTLES, Sec'ry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-19

All men complain that cards are i'll
shufflod ill they get a good hand.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-19

8. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
March l6, 1870 7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

bowels Of those Shiny hum. uTs which not only
iffitaic and excite tie nervous system, but pafa.
we and weaken the digestive organs In short,
tbrv psssrss all the good qualities that can be
claimed for any medicine; and what Is very re-.
matknhle. It is utterly impossible 10 use them
without benefit.
More than ~ thousand persons can be referred
70 who have been cured &C complaints apparently
OF the most dangerous character, solely by the use
oi the Indian Vegetable Pills
Office, and General Depot for the sale Of the
above pills IN the New England States; lqS Ire
mont street. near Court street, Boston, where
they can be had al Whol,al and retail.
Agents have been appointed E = the sale Of the
Pills'!n most Of the towns IN New England
All letters relative 60 the Pills must he addressed
thus; l. Office \ \, College Of Health, l9r
fremont street; Boston, Mass "
AGENTS. - Rutland, WIN. FAY, Bethel, S
Austin, IT,; Ptoctofsyile, Proctor aud ROBINSON
Bridgewateh Ihos Southgatc; East Pouney
llikork and Mcars. Ludlov, Dunbar. ~ Co.
Reading, Wood ~ Meirh,, Cevndish a Gibson
x Son. 4l-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
BY the British Ouccr

WHICH arrived at New York No o,
ceivcd au interesting llcttrr from MI N
written at ihe British College ofu,aNb
where the medicine &C VIII h we sbe,t 3, II
made Mr. Morrison thinks that the t.,
many IN this country arc 80 long IN BON.
of old seated diseases, is that thew d, ~,
large doses enough and who is a bette,
than lac who las tor years made and adm.
the medicine and observed It's effects IA
licvc thus reason the true one. I'm ca.es a.,
fever, bil Gus affections cholera morlus 90.
ton, rhcuma ism, particularly
EXPLANATORY RllEUNNTlSN
Dropsy, Small Pox, The DouInpr.,s.
FENEKS OF ALL KINDS
aud in many other q scases. in their wa,, j
there should be doses. Of 10. 10. 20 70 49,
more Pills administered at dose. II +,
with great success all over Europe. and 49,
where the medic ne IS most successful NJ
verscd with gentleman in this town in \.
last, II was MIR John Morrison son of Nj y
horlison the llyrcisi. who spent dsy a.
here, while on hts travels through the S,,.I
informed Us that hc was once proslrated n,
ver, we think he said typhus lever. libs
matters noO aud was pronounced BY nv, M
pll slcians NEAR his end q nst recovery
Father dismissed the physicians and said /,
! can snve hun. and commenced with t9I
Pulls, these did not have the desired ,F.
lac gave HIM 60 No Pills aud continp,5
doses i"r several days, until he was cut cCs \
NlruIent diseases require large doses l,,s
ses ~ season, will prevent long sickne,
Mr.. l.. Cur is known by all IN tins ,o,,
vicinity was laid up with innamotory tbeur,
Ia d 10 be lllted into and ut bed his li,rl,
swollen very lprup aud hts main. mo-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

.ri a. .up,o,ed iu general health Tor In 90 ouso of
.,if,.. 2 ttin disssfr CON they he taken la vain.
Tis t.up .tfof hts urtsr bnovu of hrcu informed Of
,s s.ts.-c iu % tirh thsf have fii'cl o doing good
H. che most ot.iHsic casCs of chtunic disease such
Dc ssnic dfsptpsia TORPID liver. thcumatism, asth
,.s ncpeus aHd bilious tcadHchc costiFcuess piles
rcrcfal debility. srtu'glauF tNriiugf, SUD ulcers,
.eurtN faN rhrum ani 40 other chrnaic affections
.oftic cfeans and mfmhnHcs, thry effect cures With
a fsr.lty add pfftaanoncN which few persoua would
tlrDfrtIc5Iy believe. boz Go Which thousands have
itsi Grd from ,1pps experience IN Guilds ahd coughs
Which if Elected suprfuducc thc most fatal cisca-
fcs o' ihe lungs, nna indeed the vcora 81 general
iitc in,d cucs b tsko Tor thtcc ~ Tour days never
nh. Token a uiehi, they So promote lc insonsih'o
Precipitation and So relieve tie system ol it'Blc &C.
i,aa aud lccucnl Instructions. 20 produce most
delightful sense OF confslcsccucc 90 the mornings
and though the ususi symptoms Ola cold should par
tnlis reform during the diy the rcpcuton OF suta-
bic dosc no the neat hour al bed tune viii almost Ia
,auahiy eject permanent tcici without lurihcr aid
Their effect upon ictcts of acute aud violent
ki1d not less sure and speedy ilIakcn iu proportion
able quantity and pcrsons fcuring to bed with ~
flmmatory symptoms Of che most alarming Lind, viii
awake with the gratifying consciousness that the
dcrco enemy has been o,cdhfoWn and cnu easily be
suhdurd H. the same way, yIscrrli turgesence tho
long csiihl shed and yiscctal inh1mmatouz however
critical vli YcliTlc former to small tie latter to
large dascs Of the / nc Pills and alec h,steria ai-
icciious hypncoudri.m residences, aud very many
other varieties oi ,le Ncurotcal class OF diseases,
Yield to the efficacy al The pheuix liltcls Foil d.
rcctious for tie use Of these medicines and showing
their distinctive applicability ga dlilorcnt gmpalnts
accompany them and they can be omnit'd ~hoie'
sale and ret aft al 375 Brudway where puuefous cets
udcltcs Of their unparalleled success are always Dc
pea for inspection.
For additional PARTICULARS ofthe above medicines,
see Muda : Good Samatiian.' copy OF which &C
companies the medicines copy can also be obtans
ed OF the different agents who have The medicines for
sale.
Prepared and sold by WIN b. MOFFAT, SI5,
nroadNny New York A liberal deduct ION made to
those who purchase To sell again. For sale by
BURT & MASON. Rutland.
MEACHNM& DANA, Castleton.
*i-1y ID. II. MEACIlAM, Nulllngiurd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
DANIELS e. cell
vermont Academy of Nlcdi-
cine.

~ IURLS will commence in this instlu.
II ton on The 2nd Thursday of .ifar. IA I-iO
Ano eoh'in' - weeks. The following are the
professors .-
=, heory aud Practice Of Medicine Horace Green
NJ. u New lolk City.
., Anatomy and Physiology, Rober, Nelson, NJ.
- ~ Adams, VI.
Chemistry and Pharmacy. james Uadlcv NJ
ID Fairfield Medical College. y Y.
Principles and Practice ofSurgery, James Bry-
an, th.lade lpbii.
Maierla Nrdica and Obstetrics, Jose oh Per
Aims, W ID Casilcton VI
Medical jurisprudence, Ralph Gowdey, " ID
Addehury VI
lh@ Zee for all the courses is $50, .Natrculaiion
lee 8, Graduation fee, Sl5,-Pnce u Boar ding
as low as IN any country village
DR., Nelson will give private course on Al.
atomy and Physiology commencing the Rfsi week
ia January
There will also be reading Term Al this In.
siitutun during she interval al lrcfutrs vbtrL -
desRnrd O. infn,sh the Medical Students adY,r.
tsses superior 90 any other country place.
JOSEPH PERKINS. Reputiar
Css'ieton, Dec l-3J.
u The publishers 81 the Remington G
5riir, VI NaichIaan, burlington Free Pre-.
. "a ''bn'sh hrPuo' can, Ogoentburs 7. ia,es aud
A1'sfNsef and vermont Chfoniei~. vjl givc
"S above Insertions each. aud forward thei,
p'Iis TO The VI Academy Of Medicine.
i-e~ Up.
BLANK BOOKS, Tor ssle At The BOOB. Store
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
DR.. Jlyncs ENpeclornnt.

This invaluable medicine is daily eitrcting some
Of the most astonishing and Woude ftul cures that
have ever been known Al who have ever used
At for .ishna, tDHgh, NpUiag o' Bi0od, u hoop
ing tongh, CroHpor Hires, toasnm}u OR, thr0H.
ic PicIHg H0afsbtss. Pun and S0reHtSs of
the breast, difficulty OF br atajns aud every other
disease Of ihc lungs and bt,a,t can aud do attest
10 iis useiulgess. BHoNcuiris, a disease which
10 annually sweeping thousands to a premature
grave under lhr mistaken name Of Cons tmpiions
- a'ta5s cWef tgn Tie usual symptoms II this
dlsease ihfoch1uts. arc Couch sore .tss Of unys
OF Throat, lluarsrncss, Difficulty OF Breathing,
Alum, Hectic tr'cr splitting up o Ihltgm
ofmaitcf, and som, timrs Hood ISIS an inhama.
ton O. t,' tine skin which lines the inside Of tie
whole Of tie wind tubes OF ai5 vessels. which tnn
hfough every part Of ihr lungs. THIS cGpccto
rant inn ediairiy snpprcs,,s the Cough, Pam In
damsion, Fever, q Difficult Of Breathing aud
produces nee snd easy EzPeetosati0a, and a
cure to soon effected
Iislways cufss .isfifoa-two Or thfcc large do
be- ~iii cute the Crotp oT Hr,s Of Children, IN
ifom hitecn minutes iu go hours tune. II immr-
diatciy 'ubdues tIie violence oi DHoogiHg CoH. 4
and effects speedy cure Hundreds who have
been given up by ,h,r physicians a. ,ncurable
"iih toHfraYit0n, have becn restored 10 per.
feet hcahh b. H.
JoHNAtHATNN GOING, u President
OF Granville College, oaI', Gate Of New York j
says she VAS laboriur under O. severe cold. cauril
aud hosrteucss and thal hIs difficulty OF breath.
ing wass' great thath irl h'nse E ga imminent
dagger o, immediate sudseshsH. b4t Was perfect
~ cured by using ths tEprciafaHl -- Mfs
Dclks, oi salem, \ } vas cured ef Asthma Of
t"ea'y years standing. by using two aaiu %
thts medicine -----Nfs Aafd also af : lirfn va.
e"ted 81 ils spiaa eama'a.Hf bg anr bottle a
youns LADY, a'sa nf ss.em vhI aas believed ht
net hirnds g. Del far s.nr 4lth CIV, torsaagsf..n.
IVES iHtief'iY RESTORED ty tlrrr salt.ss --- do
ha'n,'''n, 81 ~ Jtnes, south Carolina was
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
Tdludbie Information.

TIE indian Vegetable Pills are certain cure
Tor disease IN lis every variety of form, because
lhry thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels
induce proper discharge by the lungs skin. and
kidney, aud stimulate the blood TO purify itself
In other words, they open all the natural drains.
ana leave Nature, Nhe grand pbysiclan) free 10
drive disease from .he body. The above outlets
or drains, are the commissioners Of the body
through which all morbid and corrupt humors N6c
"ause OF disease are carried oil; aud SO lone MS
they are kept open, and discharge freely their al
lolted portions OF lmpurily, the body viii contin.
Ne m health but. when, from eating Improper
1000 breathing Impure air sudden transitions from
heat 10 cold over-eXhaustlon, or any other cause
lie bowels become c"stiye the pores of the skin
become closed or the kidneys TAIL 10 perform their
functions properly, the impurities which should
be drained from the body 10y these outlets, will be
.-'tis-es5 as'e' -fs,s,., d ae.unefatr uft me
body becomes literally loaded with disease
II The channels Of our mighty rivers should
uecolne blocked up, would not the accumulated
waters Ind new outlets, OF the country become
inundated Just 81 with the human body If the
natural drains become closed, the staguant and
corrupt humours will find vent Ia th- various for
ms Of disease such us fever, small PoX measles.
heumailsgIi govt, HpuplrKy, &c or Geeth will end
our suferngs. Therefor, when sickness al The
stomach, pans in The bac. and side, quick pulse
burning skin, or any other unpleasant symptoms
Indicate that one or more a. the natural drums
are not dis,harling freely and that the consiiiu.
Noh Us aaAAl q" tHniinrH nee struggle Tor The IL
si0ratiou Of health, no time shn nj be lost la nd
minisiering iew doses OF the Indian Puryatiye
(lndIan Nef,iable Plls.) BY 80 doing an die
functions Of lhs body Will be- restored 10 ord,,
aud theioul humors. the cause Of every n17ms.
ton o. pain Ne suffer, wall be removed in 50 en.y
and natural manner that the body Will be re-.
stored as % By charm
The above pills may be taken AZ ALI tiucs
ana uhaefVI cfcunslances, with perfect s,fatv
ih'y sun Al cuNrLAATs, and 40 ages. and
1ie 80 h4'ufai 10 Tho human constitution as L,4d.
Consequently lbey can never iuiure. even Inc
n'''' o'"e.'e Like DOR ieod iheY on, dip.sfibl..
"''''oi1 'hry enter INTO the circulation and ion,
b'h 90 rnrfgy o. the God; which enables n I, I
10" WIN freedom quite o. the e1trenities aud
J T. q.'h,y to Keep lhe pores of he skin open
,l ~ a's uue and perfect purifiers ofthe blood.
.le e,s'hg huid They impsn strength and .
Nigof u ne whoe system, aud their eif-et. ar.
$500, ~ nc ili because they only remove those
nononfs "hieh ue opposed 10 health Jbey.,d
sho improve DIGESTION, aud sound sleep ,olIows
ueH usei because they cleanse the stomach Md
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SNU + ~

Only twenty. five cents
YFNR NJ HITCHCOCK : NEWLY lNNEN.
~ TED SNUFF-The best article ever dis
covered hy scientific men, IA Europe OF America
iar the rrI.ef aud absolute cure of Caiauh Dz-
a,uess at lhe Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head
acbcs, Falling sickness, FITS, and infants troub-
led wilh snuf,l-s partial shocks OF palsy, &c.
For sale wholesale ana retail BY \ Hitchcock
y Co solc rroprictors II Genuessee street
Uuca, and by their agents throughout the United
States aud Canada
Also by } PORTER. Rutland. T. JAMl.
EeON Cas'letan. A. BUCK, Pi,isiord JACK.
son kETCUUM. Benson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
OF every description Gloves, and every article usual
kept in country store.
China, Crockery and Glass Ware
SHUTTLE and Harness Manufactory.

INliE subscriber would inform the public that
h he has commenced the above business at
the old stand, formerly occupied by G.. w. Ellis
IN Cas,leton, where he hopes to receive a liberal
share OF patronage. lie will keep on hand or
make on short notice. all articles in his line of bu.
slness, such as Saddles, Harnesses of all kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Valices and
carpet Bags, inferior 10 none in the country or
clty,-AIso, good assortment OF Bag Top nd
Common Trunks curled hair Mattresses made
TO order, aud old ones renovated. A good assert.
ment of whips and lashes curry combs and horse
brushes Of first quality, all kinds of carriage trim
ming done on short notice. The above articles
will be sold cheap for cash or approved credit
most kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for the above. Those wishing TO purchase VIII
find it to their advantage TO call and examine
work and prices before purchasing elsew where
Repairing done al short notice.
NOLNEY SHERMAN.
Castleton, Oct. l.
~ Il. good lot Of sole leather on hand and
for sale cheap for cash. CIV
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MOTTO f..

VIE notes and acc UNITS for wool cardln,
cloth dressing at my shop during the
OF 1875, 30, may be found til Sam1 y va
who (only) is duly authorized 10 settle lhp q
Customers in Sudbury and Whiting may p
kussegue " Walker il more convenient
" o. Wake
IiubbOrdion, January 90, 1910
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STATE OF VERMONT EpE it remembered
AtFi.nu ll.tf,t tL,f at q, pr,h, .,

STATE OF VERMONT, EgE it remembered
Count holden At Nddlchuri 90 ilc aforesaid District
on the lthday Of january; \ u 1910. Present
Hon. SAMUEL SWIFT judge
John VI Bishop Of Wc,brdgo in said District guar.
diam Of Thankful Amaudy Bishop and Clauis.,iiul
dab bishop, minor children OF the sad JOHN VI Rish.
op, ropesonIsto this Court that 1t would be coudu.
Give T." Tho Interests of hs, sald Wards soll ceran
real estate belonging to them lying in DANNY IA the
county o Rutland and being all tie right oithc said
minors as lcirs oi then mother Eliza bishop late Of
said Dandy, deceased IA 60 of land which came
10 the sad Eliza heir al Deborah Mattlsou, the
said right Of said minors being ninth part of said
60 acres; aud said Guardian moves the Court to grant
him authority and license to sell said real
lurcsn.d.
II is. therefore ordered by The Court that said
Guardlan,pNo notice to all persons concerned to pp-
pear. II they shall cause before Probate Court
to he holden at the office oho said Judge ofsld court
in hlddlcbury a'urcs1d on the lgth day of FEBRUARY
next at o'clock in the afternoon then aud there to
mako their objections II any they may have to grant
ing to said guardian authority aud license to sell SAID
real estate Of SAID minors aforesaid. by publishing
certified copy OF this clder in the Rutland Herald,
a.uewsplpor printed nj Rutland said coony Of Rut-
land, two weeks successfully the last of which publ.
cations to be at least two weeks before the time of
said Court. T. ID BARBER register
true copy Of Record,
"a Attest, d. BARBER. Register.
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NOI'LCE.

4 hereby give notice tina, sll person, ne II
4 to hathor or trust Lotn Horton a0,, a,
on my account as his guardian.
-, o., ,,,o DAVID no3rs
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FARM FOR SALE.


TIME Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
1 of Rutland and its vicinity that lac has taken
rooms at Brmans Hotel. where he will make his
head quarters during the winter, aud will be hap.
nv 10 wait an any who may wish his professional
aid either at his room al their dwellings Com
mands from any Of the neighborng town. will be
immediately attended to.
WV. KENT, Dentist
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me
since he has praciced in the southern States with
good success ! recommend him TO public conf
dence It JOSEPllUS nROCKWAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

Green Mountain Bows.
a new supply Of the Green No
tam Boys-a historical tale, BY Dd
+: Thompson, Montpelier, authof
May Martin, for sale by II. y, WI
Rutland, Feb. lst 1910. Sd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
Attention !!

A LII persons indebted 70 WIN o. Ch5p,
n Blacksmthing, are hercb, ro,Iirl 70
aud settle without delay, and save cost
Rutland, Jan Is, 1870 4
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i.SfItAY.

"a VIZ INTO the enclosure of the subsc IN
- The |Oih day Of Dec. inst, black $50 n
old mare colt with a snail star in he lofrsa
we owner Is requested 10 appear, PROV BIS n
erly, pay the charges aud take her AWAY
EBENEZER POTTER
Orwell Dec. Goth 1899. 81
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NOTICE.
A Grist-mill and Saw-mill are
Offered for sale.

MSO-I0 acres Of good Meadow Land, partly
feared situated mile aud aquaucr North Of the
Meeting. house in Falrhaven.
The above property will be sold collectively or
paratcly according to the wishes of purchasers For
particulars in uiro of jacob Davey or Joshua Qunton
fairhaven, Nov 10, 1889 mnion I8-f.
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IaslIc'on, November /, 1889.
/ Gathers Feathers =
Nj LACllAM a DANA Offer for Sale aoo
~ pounds LIVE GEESE FEATHERS. 4G3m
New Saddle and Harness Manu-.
factory.

W. subscriber would inform the public that
q. h1s commenced the above business o,.
pos'ie Dir. Reed Tavern. webrfr he hn,'. =. "
t's shore Of patr9hng. lie will keco 81,
.a,a 81 make 10 The shorlcsi notice. ali aricl,.
", 'ns noe Of busiacss, IN the most modern stvle
~ ""iAmanship lie will cell CHEAP for cs,b -,
s'.a o,san mos, kinks q country produce tak.o
G,d !, .Dfe. Those wishing 10 purchase " ill
.DD advantageous 10 cali and examine nj.
go, amp prices before purchasing elsewhere
N'F i''h' I17'. J WADE
Wanted at the above business . ~.
10 too years Of sgs. 10y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
A Pocket Book Found.

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Mtndnn and Pooler'. mills in Ruill.
foc"1' BOOK or Wallet containinglG dogsn Z
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1870 bls property and pay chsfges -ttf-'
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Jan. 10 lsio. Al J BROHA
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LEAI'IIE.

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- sale by JAMES UAREErT
Rutland January 18th 1910.
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