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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-17
Valuable Information.

THE Indian Vecet.hIa p,IIs o. , cor,o:n .,,a
Cor disease in its ev,Yv va,ie,y of to,n, ha.anss
,h.y ,ho,o,,llv cIs.nso a.. s,o,. 49, ha,.aI.
;nd,y,co , n,ons, d;s.har,a T., ,ba I.nan 'u E Gu"..aS'
kidney ands ,,n"Ia,a ~. Kid - 's' , ~ ,a"ir'
In o,bs, word. ,hau onan .iI ,ha pu,my -.
,nd is.,o N,,,"Ny ops" sh.". nn,
J,;na -. 80 D." a 'I'a"l III
y, dr,;n. ,ro a.. e ~ h"La'
,h,onnh ,rh;oh III I'LL ~ "s"' - D|.y,
$500 $50 "o'''u - eos,up' NY N'"V
,Lan.r 80, I;ue ~, y oonsI'
Io,,od ,or,apn. ,tm IT, 49, IN $50
~ :. ta.,,L. H.. .'p"'"'' o.y
C,od h,..,h;na 49,, LA, e.,
he,, 70 oo,SS m"P.iI $3.50 n,hsr =,
h. -. anas 49,. H. ~ r. H. L.
became cIosed a, ,ho L;doeys "a; a. n.,co,m ,hs;,
C,nc,;ons n,on.,,, ,ha imnn,;,;.s rmh;.h shanid
bc drained from H. body Inv these on.Ie,s will he
retained. md continue n sccnnnIs,s mil ,hs
bod y; beeomes literally Loaded with disease
n The channels ~ on, m;,b,y Ives .ho,,d
become block.d nm wonld mi ihe saccn,nnia,ed
waters find new p,,Ie,s q, ,hs conn,yy become
inundated , Jns, an With Inc hu,,,n ho5y !, IT.
natural drains become closed. The stagnant and
corrupt humours will find vent in The yarions for.
ms of disease. such as fever. small Po, measles
rheumatism: cou,. apooIexv &c or de,,b y,II end
our sufIerings. Therefore. when sickness a, The
stomach. mains in The back and side onick nnIss
burojng kin. or any o,bs, nnnless. 80 pn"
indicate that one or more Of The nsturST dra,rs
Ar. mo, AZ. h,r,;,a c,.aIa "a a., 49, 49,
ton is about 10 commence a strurpIe for The 70.
storation OF health. no time sbonld be los, in ad.
ministering a few doses of the Indian pu,aa,ive
Indian Vegetable Pills. By so doing ali the
functions Of The BODY will be restored 10 o,de,
and lhefoul humors. the cause of every Infama,
ton or pain we suffer, will be romoyedio so easv
and natural a manner that the body will be re.
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last. il was ST. John Morrison son of MI James
Morrison, the ~llygeist, who spent = day OF two,
here. While on his travels through the States he
informed ~ that he was oace Frustrated by a ie.
vet. We think he said typhUs iev,r, Cthe nam.
matters noi) and Vas pronounced by friends and
ph, sieians near his end asi recovery. Ills
b siher dismissed the physicians and said | think
| can save him. aud commenced with 600 No.
. Pills. these did moi have the desired effect, and
he gave bim co No. 2 Pills aud continued these
DOSES { 7 several days. until he was out Of da get
Niruient diseases require large doses. Large do
scs in season, will prevent a long s'ekness
Nj. l. Cor Is, kngwn by ali in this town and
vicinily was laid up with infiamatory rheumatism
h q To be ltied into and NJ a bed, his limbs were
swollen very large and his pains were very acute,
he had been trying various things withou, relief
5y The persuasion OF mrs. & johnson, against his
wishes, be sen, TO us for n 81 package Of Morn.
sons medicines aud by them was cured. We
had this information from mr.. Curtis himself, he
is here and can be enquirrJ Of concerning it,
mrs Johnson, know n 10 most OF the inhabitants
of Burlington, was laid up with ih- same disease,
and could get no relief, she sent TO us for a pack.
age OF Motrison's medicine, and says when | had
taken the fifth dose, the swellipgs md the pains
began 10 leave me, aud those only who have had
this disease, can realize the happiness OF
ABSENT PAIN.
Morrison's Pills cured mrs Johnson.
Applications for agencies or medicine, (pos'
paid promptly answered.
PANGBORN g. BRiNSMAID,
Jewellers. Burlington, VI State Agent,
II. l. CHENEY, Rutland, w. r. Reynolds
Factory Point Ira Button. Brandon Kent Wrigh
Shoreham, James Hull, Orwell, J. Frost 4 y
Bridport. 4I
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OTTO

Ussus. Il Chase, e. Co '-Gents.- Hearing much
said about the extraordinary uscof The Resurrection or
Persian Pills upon those about 10 brcpmo Mothers,
we were induced TO make a inal Of them. My wife
was then the mother of children, and had Suffered
the most tedious and eacrucia,ing pains daring and
amer her confinement Of each. She had tried every
means and taken much medicine. but found little or
no reiief. She commenced taking the Persian Pills
about three months before confinement (her health
being very poor about this length Of time previous
and soon alter was enabled by their use 10 attend TO
the cares OF a mother tn her family until her conhnc-
mcnt Atthe time she commenced taking the Per-
sian Pills. aud for several weeks previous, she was
afflicted with a hard, dry cough. aud frequent, severe
cramps, which the use OF the pills entirely removed
before using halt a box. 1t is with great confidence,
that we advise all those about TO become mothers. TO
make use Of the Persian Pills. An who have taken
then IN our nelghbofhood have got along in the same
easy manner, and arc about the house in a few days.
There does not appear 10 be half the danger of other
difficulties setting in after confinement where these
Pills are taken. We unitedly say let none neglect
taking them. for they are in the reach Of the poor. as
well as the rich. We are truly thankful that there
is q remedy which females can easily procure which
bids to lessen the world Of suffering, which many OF
them have TO bear, aud perhaps save the lives OF thou
sanos which otherwise would be lost.
Rochester, May. I4ih, 1888 corner OF Caledo
square, Edinburgh street. For luribcr particulars
see subscribers. s. y
40 ROBERTS
vergcnncs, Vi. July 10Th 1887.
~ wv " rNh' " Hu'b'Ny w s'u' . -
sian Pills to this place. for | am sure they woult
meet with a ready sale. My brotbcrin law, whil'
passing Through your place. heard so much said il
their behalf, that he was induced to purchase 4 boxes
and ! may safely say that they have done more 70
myself and half sister than 500 which ! had paid Il
Doctors, and for other various prescriptions and med
icines. ] have used 20 boxes of Bran6re;h's Pills
which gave NE some partial relief. but Jour pill
went right ahead like a man OF war. What passed OF
looked like INK My disease has been n,mcd differ
entity by every physician; bet, my idea is. that it wa
q general vIiiaiiun Of the fluids. which produced som
symptoms Of almos, every disease. Il would be to-
tedious Tor me io give you a history OF all my Difficult
ties. vas weak, dull, stupid and reduced to a ske
over, except 10y my brother in law. took 2 boxes q
your pills, and am able To pc rform my duties 10 III
counting room. My sister was consumptive-her ii,
cr was much affected and her fret and legs swelied-
harsh cough constantly troubled bcr. One box OF you
Pills %entirely relieved her from all those symptoms
] am about 10 remove to Bu arlington. and would wis
an agency, &c, s.. Il, LUTlljeer.
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Cheap Goods.

DURT Il MASON, have been receiving q
IL addition 10 their stock which makes 1t u
full for The season They have a vely ,p,E
assortment oi light French printed CsHb7
English and American prints Cball,s, Nos
lain de LANES ; ~spieAdid patterns blati y
black and cold Silks for dresses and hats 4
Sarsnett Cambrics corded Csmbrics and v
Inns Bishop Lawns; Linen Cambr cs mu'i
Lace good Of various kinds Gloves and HcS1
Needle worked and Tambour Capes and CA
dress hid k'is, &c. Also Florence, Dunslabf 4
lish Straw and Palm Lealf
Bonnets,
A splendid assortment OF bleached Shea
and Sbir,ings Irish Linens; fine and oGf
brown sheetings and shirtings Tiekings; 4
supply OF skein aud spool thread fne a1as
&c.
A full stock Of first quality groceries CD
~ and Glass Ware ; Hard Ware Drugs. DS
&c In hBe nearly everything called lf
country store. They offer every article
have ioI sale al the rery Lntsi prices. Tnqs
IKE TO have said for oaSh bot no, lha, b
out OF The question. They will take good "A
or any Kind OF produce, and wait until CT,
Harrison comes in President on the 4lh Of j
next. A thai time we shall see Van Bonif
specie hnmbues, and leg treasurer pass .aa
"reetPfode ot hiDPs lost upon sariL, 70 and
people, alter having been Ielie we'd ofs0ehs i
then OF mock democracy, once msVs ~N'f
Ior In improvements, amassing "tsD
acquiring knowledge, happy and prosPriS
yoDd anything ever before Witnessed in WI
of liberty. l0-s (
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Worms, Worms!! Worms!!!

TO remove these troublesome and dangerous IN.
habitan,s from the stomach and bowels, which so
often impair the health and destroy the lives Of chill
dren, use DIR. Jayn's Tonic VermJuge. a certain
and safe preparation for the removal Of the various
kinds Of Worms. Dyspepsia. Sour stomach. want OF
appetite, infantllc fever and ague, and debility Of the
stomach and bowels and organs Of digestion. To be
had at No. 20 South Sd street, Philadelphia, price so
cents. Sold also by II. L. White g. co. Rutland,
VI, also by d.. II. Meacham, Waliingford, VI.
mo. 3, ewalt
IMPORTANT TO TIE LADES.-Jus. re.
lceived and for sale by H.. T. WHITE ~ Co,
Rutland, n few boxes Reynolds g. Parmely's cell
ebrated Female Health Restorative. II is design
ed particularly for the d seases peculiar 10 the fe.
male constitutions. A good medicine of this
kind has long been wanted, as many of these
diseases have bafiled the skill OF the most eminent
physicians, and all the remedies heretofore in use
have proved inc ffectual in thousands Of cases.
This medicine invariably removes distractions,
&c. And as a mothers reliei, il is not equalled
by any other medicine. ii is not n cathartic, but
tonic, strengthening and restoring the system 10
a healthy action. II is recommended by many Of
the most emminent physicians in the United
States. Doct J. Morrison, from ColerniG, Mass.
who has ~prnclised medidine some 20 years at
Oneida, N. Y. says in relation TO il "That il is the
best medicine now in use.
] have tried il IN the worst cases OF female
complaints with admirable success, and ] wish
for the good of suffering females that all ply.
sicians would introduce il in their practice, and ]
have confidence to believe they would find hap
py results, as ! have found the pills 10 answer
fully their recommendation" Doct. r r Davis,
Syracuse. ~. Y. tells a similar story, and many
others. For further information you are refefer-
red TO the persons whose names are annexed to
our show. bills, and also TO pamphlets left with our
agents for gratuitous stribution.-Pric two
dollars per box, containing nearly one hundred
Pills. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
Reynolds * Parmely P,ttsiord, Monroe Co.
n Y, sold also by ID. II. Meacham, NJ ID. Wal
l%ingford, jackson c Ketcham, Brandon, Moody g.
Adams, Middle5ury, +. Huntington, Vergennes,
Doct. Peck, Burlington, A. r Vail Il Co, Dan.
by, ID. Andrews, Manchester, Merrill &. v. ID.
SPECIAL Bennington, Wilson IL Tyer, Brat,le.
boro', and by II. T. White & Co, at The Rutland
Bookstore.
REYNOLDS & PARMELE.
Shelburne, Aug. 90, 1880. cow
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w T. the subscribers being appointed by the
w hon. the probate court for The district OF
Rutland commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of ali persons a.
gainst the estate of
WV. LORD,
late of Shrewsbury, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and a so all ella inns aud dr.
mands exhibited in offset thereto and s.y uon,hs
from the 22d day of February inst, being a.l"wee
by said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend TO the bus
mess Of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house Of Philip LORD in Shrewsbury n the ID
Mondays Of June aud August next, from ] O'Clock
until 4 o'clock p. NJ. on each of said days.
PHlNEHAS COLBURN, ! Comm;s.,o,,s
JONAH ALDRICH, ~
Shrewsbury, Feb. 22, 1910. 9-u
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STATE OF VERMONT REhIememNered
District Of Fairhaven, IS. I'd that a, a pro.
bate eour, held a, Csstl,ton within aud fer said
district,
certain instt umcni in writing, under scat.
rurporting TO be the last VIII ana Testament OF
Inv. Nichols late Of Hubbs rdton, In the county
of Rutland and state Aforesaid, deceased, beng
pre.en,rd TO said court tor probate aud allowance.
IL is ordered that the said bill be referred Tor
probate. nj a court TO be holden at the probate OIL
fce in Css,leton on the I'd "Wednesday ct March
ne and tina, a publication Of this order three
week. successfully in the Rutland Herald PRINT
ed at Rutland. as soon as may be shall be sui
Glen, notice 10 all concerned to appear II they
see cause, and con,es, the probate Of said will.
ali A. WARNER, Judge.
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DANIELS f. BELL
Saddle and Harness Mandatory

TIME subscriber would inform the public that
l. he has commenced the above business at
the old stand, formerly occupied by G. w, Ellis
in Castlcton, 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.
siness. such as Saddles, Harnesses Of all kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Valices and
carpet Bags, inferior 10 none in the country or
city.-Also, a good assortment OF Bag Top and
Common Trunks curled hair Mattresses made
10 order, and old ones renovated. A good assort-
ment of whips and lashes, curry combs and horse
brushes of first quality, all kinds ofcarriage 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 10 purchase viii
find it TO their advantage 10 call and examine
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at short notice.
VOLNEY SHERMAN.
Castleton, Oct. I.
N. b. A good lot of sole leather on hand and
for sale cheap for cash. 42-iy
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STATE oFvERMoNT, DE I emem ft-

Di.,ric, Of Fairh"veu, IS. Is ed that a, pro,
bate cour, held al Csstleton on the 22d dsy Of
Feb. 1s40
The widow and heirs Of Phinehas Strong, late
Of Pawle, in said district deceased, have petition
ed for license 10 sell aud convey all the real cs.
tate of,hc said Phinehas within this state 70, the
payment of debts and charges against said state
in preference TO selling personal estate.
1t is therefore ordered that said petition be heard
he fore said court Oh The Sd Wednesday in March
next, at the probate office in Cas,leton, and that
no ice thereof be given by publishing this order
in the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland, three
weeks succeosively as soon ms may be.
Given in Probate Court this Goth day Of Feb
A. ID. 1S40. oil A. WARNER, Judge.
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Agents lave been appointed { = the sale OF the
PilJio most Of The TOWNSHIP New England. 4.
An letters relative 20 the Pills must be addressed
thus, ~ l. Office n. A. College Of Health, I9s
Ttemon, street; Boston, Mass"
AGENTS-Ruiiand VIM. Fay; Bethel, 3
Austin. IT, Proc,otsviiir, Proctor and Robinson;
Bridge wa,erl Thus. Southgs,e; East Pcultney,
uikock and Mrsrs Ludlov, J Dunbar, n Co;
Reading, Wood 4 Merrll, Cevndish A Gibson,
4 Son. H-ly
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STATE OF VERMONT. lnHE

Disifict 81 = aIThaven Court for The
district Of Fairhaven 10 all persons to whom lhes.
presents shall come, GRrErIxe.
The guardian Of Mary, James and Emily FRS.
bee minors, heirs Of Amos frisbee le Of Poult.
nsy, deeesssd d, having represented To this court
that II would be conducive 10 the interest Of said
minors 10 sell ell The real esille belonging 10 them
situate in PoUitney, IN said district, and said
guardian praying tins co1rii 10 grant him author.
ny and license 10 -ell such estate.
It's therefore ordered that said application be
Lesrd before ssid court on the 80 "Wednesday In
March neat. al The probate Office in Castleton +:
and thar notice ihereOfbs gwen by publishing
this order three weeks successfully as soon a.
NAV be- IN the Rutland Herald printed At Rot.
land, Given in Probate Count tins 26th day Of
Feb lei9. oil A. WARNER, Judge.
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MID DIE URY Female
SEMN AIRY,

The Spring Quarter of this SdqsI
will commence on Thursday, Febuar
Goth. The subscriber devotes hlnya
wholly to the business of instructa
and will be assisted by Miss Il.
Russell, OF Greenfield, Mass. Lcsys
in Music and Drawing are given
MRs. TuLDEN.
Oil l.. l.. TILDEN, Principal.
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Books, Stationary, &c.
Trees, Potatoes, Plants and Seeds.
DENTIST

TINE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
l. Of Rutland and it's vicinity that he has taken
rooms al Beman's Hotel, where. he will make his
head quarters during the winter, and will be- hap.
Py to wait on any who may wish his professional
aid either at his room or OF their dwellings. Com.
mands from any Of the neighboring town, will be
Immediately attended to.
WIN. KENT, Dentist.
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me
since he has ~praciiced in the southern States with
good success. i him 10 public conf
dence. If JOSEPUUS BROCKWAY.
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FARM FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm living
L on the stage road leading fiom Rutland 10
Whitehall, three miles east OF Casileton village
in the north part of Ira, containing 200 acres well
calculated for a dairy or sheep. A good wood
lot, and n sugar orchard of 500 trees, a
good cedar lot in West Rutland, also a wood lot
near Clarendon Springs, together with two or
ses, z cows, 10 calves, $50 sheep. For further
particulars inquire on the premises of G-f
Ira, Feb. LIST, 1910. o. II. ROUND.
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BY The British Queen

WHICH auived ., New York Nov. q, were.
esiyed an Interesting kleiirr from Mr. J. Morrison
wrtten al ihs British College Of Health, London
wheIe the mrdieiae & With we speak below 10
made. NJ Morrison thinks that the reason that
many IN this country are - long in being cured
Of old STATED diseas~s, Is that they do 90, take
large doses enough and who is = better judge.
than lac ~ho las tor years made and administer red
The nardiciRe and observed It's effects; We be.
isese this ress"n the trse one. In cases Of typhus
Ever. tillioss affections eholsra morbus coasnmp.
ii6a, rbe una Ism. ps'ticulahy
EXPLANATORY RHEUaATIsM.
DFo1~F, Small Por. The Douloufsaur,
FkNERs or ALL KINDS,
and 10 may other disessss, "a their ~ors, stages
thefe should be doses. ofI0, Is, -, -, and even
mote f,iis administered 81 a doss' IL 10 done
With great sooosss all over Euf.ps, and there 4.
where he nseeiciBs "a mosi sSccesfui. We COO.
verse; sih AssnismAn In this town In August
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New Saddle and Harness Manu-.
factory.
DENTIST,

nOCT. MEACHAM continues 10 perform OPP
- ~era,ions on The teeth as usual at his oftce,
Particular attention paid 10 cleansing and filing
curious teeth with gold, thereby nrresting the
progress oil decay and rendering them useful for
many years. Lost teeth supplied by selceous
metallic teeth or any others called for or ~ ssona-
BILE terms. Those wishing his services would
well TO cell soon, as he thinks ofbe ng abse cd
er the first of May during tho summer.
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Complying all those ar ices usually called for
by physicians and families. Also .Hoffat's Life
Pills and Bitters, Coleman's Arabian Bslsam,
DIR Jayne's Hair Tonic. Ca,ininative baissm, Elk.
pec,oran, and Sanatiye Pills and most Of the pa.
tent medicines now in use. All kinds of medi.
cines not on hand prepared 10 order. All medi.
cines warranted genuine. Trusses, &c.
Books, Stationary, &c.
School books Of al kinds, bibles, hymns, blank
books, writing and letter pafer, enamelled ca Ids
wafe RS, scaling wax. ink, silver pencils and points
mezzotinto paints and brushes, London 3oard,
theorem paper, quilts, Toy books aud primm-rs
A variety If perfumery, lip solve, tooth brushe,
and powders, &c.
Trees, Potatoes, Plants and Seeds.
Alpine and other varieties Of The Mulberry
Roban Potatoes French and German pumpkin
seeds Tree and Dutton corn, &c for sale by
ID. II. MEACHAM.
Wallingford, Feb. 1910. 81
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large quantity Of Lamp, Sperm snd othe, ON,
quality, which will be sold b, N, n,
Gallon. a
The above Goods are fresh from ,,
ket; great pains have been take !.
selecting, and they will be sold rem,s
ably cheap for ready cash or o.
credit.
Cas,leton, Nov. s, 1880. min a..
STATE OF VERMONT, }fINIlE H.
District Of Ru,laad, >. =. L rroh,,, !
for the distf let Of Rutland 10 the heir, Of
JOSEPH BULL,
late ,f Dandy deceased, Gp,r,,
Whereas, Stephen Stafford adminis,alo, [.
estate OF the said Joseph Bull, hath rpr,r,
TO this -.outt that the personal estate of a. !.
ceased is insufficient to pay his debts BY n. !,
Of twelve hunGeid dollars, and tina, a nan A.
estate cnnno, be sold without injury Ia ihos =,
ested in the remainder, and hath applied ~
ccnse 10 sell the home farm of the said de,,.
consisting of fifty ncrcs and one equal und,.
Lnlf Of other fifty acres adjoining.
Therefore you are hereby notified 10 appa,
fore the prutat, court nj n session Thereof a n
holden at Rutland on the lst Monday hri,, \
9Th day of A pril next, and show good caus, \
contrary or give bonds rs said court shall dire.
the pa yinen, OF said debts otherwise the SAD !
ministrator will then be LICENSED and an,,on.
to sell the " hole Of the real estate Of said deem
ed.
Given in Probate Court nj Rutland in s,5h
trict this 2nd da, Marah. A. ID. ls40
lATDN
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FARM FOR SALE.

AL 81 TNHE Subscriber offers for
EXAM 4 sale his Farm. lying in
et5lJ the west part Of Tinmouth.
$A1 4 yl-Ir Said farm contains about two
tkSx1zzlsA% hundred acres oi land, well
S~G@Sss- al~~ divided into moving and pas
turage. Good wood lot and sugar orchard, ali Of
which il well watered. A Dwelling House
Wood Shed, large Barn and Horse Barn adjoiuinr,,
3 4. by &c, Two small Barns, and other out build.
lngs convenient for keeping Dairy or Sheep.
For further particulars enquire on the premises
Of JOHN WOODRUFF.
Wells, Oct. n. 35-tf
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NOTICE.

A Lii Debts due the subscriber on the 6rs1
IA Of Oct, 1889, must be paid previous 10
LIST day Of April l540, (bope this notice vii
attended toy JAMES BARRETT, u
Rutland, Feb. %, le40.