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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

~
y ERSHOM CHENEY I'd continues TO manufacture
VI and has constantly on hand Badey's Pat mt Churn
and has requested part oftose who have used to
mend the same who cheeriully give the following
We the undersigned have used the Patent Churn call.
ed 'Bradeys Patent manufactured by Gershom Cheney
ID and believe 10 re great labor saving machine and
an improvement on all chutns within knowledge.
Jas h. Porter, Ira Seward
Moses Hawkes., Daniel Kelly, jr.
Erastus Campbell, Joseph A. Deland
William X. Shaw, Robert Barney,
Daniel Kelly, Harman Clark,
Samuel Getting, Cyrus Edison Jr.
Arenas Carpenter Hiram Smith,
Gershom Cheney, Alfred Edison,
Asa Squires, moses Lester
Joseph Congdon, Nathan G.. Howard,
Robert Goddard ii. o. Perkins,
iona Z. Thrall, John Hall,
G. c. Ruggles, Asa Hale
Amos Spring Jr. Wright Whpp!e,
Levi Long, Jr Zatta Thomas,
George w Strong, Augustus l.. Bssell,
John n Pierce
Rutland April 1Sil 1870
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JOHN GUILTY.

- ksfECIfU LILY informs the inhabitants Of Rutland
ana It's vicinity that be will commence the TAILOR
~" BUSINESS, over DEhels n Bells store by the 2Dth
Nay neat where by his unremng attention 10 business
ne expects TO gam portion Of that patronage which dis
efminaing public Is er ready 20 bestow
Ouu'ng from distance Punctuaily attended to and war.
Tsnted 90 H.
Rutland, April, q. ls4I 17-1o
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL DISEAS.

~ cs of the Lungs The VEGETABLE Prl.
MoNARy BALs,M is believed to be dcscrycdy the most np,
lar medicine known IN America Tor coughs colds ,
phthsc, consumptoni whooPng cough and pulmonary M
icctions of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has been very tai,r,,
used Cor about - years; and its reputation has been cou
increasing SO universally popular has I'll article become m
be considered standard article large p
of the u. 5 and British Provinces Many families keen
constantly by them considering the a., zen
ceying and have received numerous tom tina
of our best physicians who make of in Their practice
The of few individuals who have given tcsmo
ny favor this article here subioncd and for NOR,
full account see envelope to the bottle.
Doct, Amory Hunting, Doci Samuel morrill,
Truman Abel " Timothy Raylie,
Thomas Brown, 4" Jore. Ellsworth
d" William Perry, d" Albert Gould
Extracts of letter from Mr. C. Clay Kingston Ulster Co
Y. to the propretors.
Yours of the 9th inst duly received A tcmatk,h,
effected by the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam in tn
winter and spring Of 1885 The person Mr. oodv had been
sick long time with the consumption His physician had
given him lie reduce low be unable 10 o
himself, and was raising large quantity of blood when
commenced using the Balsam, which effected complete cure
has removed from this town but he prom ed me with
more detailed account of his which will forward You
C.S. CLAY.
Kinsington, N. Y, June %, 1888.
Argyle Nova Scotia
In the winter Of 1887 and 1888 seized with violent
cough which continued two three months My cough
severe that was obliged To bed
hours during the night, and much reduced md
trcngth and appetite gone One Of my nciphbors had
bottle Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam which he would
sell lie however loaned it to TIL could procure
other experienced immediate relief from it, The first op.
portunty procured more, and the of ascrbc
preservation of my life. w LEMON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

Lea d Aqucd duets.
az suDscTihef continues the manufaciurr Of L'iff
o. superior quality, Of all sizes from half nch 20 GOD
AZ D1I.' az ms shop IA Rutland, MI Village as9 rf
ic composition pumps, an e1cell-ut sttie'e iuoat. q
pom o. nealnsss and Utility 20 be equal 10 any % "
Al ofders "a Zine II business 10 be promptly tt'E
&c TO- ana pipe 80 any quantities furnished shoIi h9
Rutland, May ls4l. I--H
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b roa d c loths.

ID q e o II is.
JUST received by JAMES BARRETT, Jr one case of
Broadcloths OF different colors and qnalities which
will be sold very low for good pay
Rutland April q, Isil I7-I9
I'VE the subscribers being appointed by the hon Pro.
w bate Court for the district OF Rutland commission
ers 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate of
ZlNA NORTON,
late Of Mddleown in said dsrc ased represe nted
offset theeto months from the first day of Febru-
AIRY last, being allowed by said for that purpose we
do therefore hereby give notice that will to the
business OF our SAID appointment at Polly Notons dwell
ing house IN Mddetown the first mondays of June and
Jolly next, from o'clock until O'clock r. NJ on each of
said days. ORSON CLARK, )Cmms--
JOSEPH BENNINGTON, Jr sioners
Mddletown, April LIST, ISL. l7-l9
WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Count for the dstri Of Rutland com
missonefs to receive examine and adjust all claims aud
demands OF all persons against the estate Of
JAMES CALDWELL,
late OF Mendon in said district deceased represented in
solvent aud also all claims and demands exhibited offset
thereto aud months from the 10Th day Of Apr 81 being
allowed bys ID eouttto that purpose do therefore here
by give notice that We will attend to the business of
SAID appoi ment, at the house Of Lettuce Caldwell in
Mendon the FIRST Tuesdays Of June and October ne
from 10 clock m uaul o'clock r. NJ on each OF sac
days.
JOHN SMITH
ABEL PERKINS Cohnsa rs
Mendou April 20 1911. I7-2l
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II superior article far ccmeating China, GIan
and Eorthcn Mare.
NE article has been thoroughly tested and found
De we uesiaicle that has ever yet been offered D
public ltpossesscs superior qualities over npv now IN Do,
hy being composed OF ingredients that are not the
impaired or injured by the action Of water
~ vi" De use less 10 speak Of the merits Of this aht'
as II Will speak for se-no family should he Wit Qua
bottle Of the cement Price, % cts
Manufactured and sold By w G. Dousc, Woodstoek :.
and. for sale by WHITE UENDFRSoN A %
ly;oc
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VT WA & Sii-uPson. & CO. and iswis Go Boston
Co,u,toek q Co. and isadiy Phelps & Co New Nctk ,
snd several druggists IN Philadelphia 7 " Cohen Go
Charleston. C. John D Claik BALTIMORE and BY drug.
rs. generally throughout the Ined states snd Canada
For sale IN Rutland by DANIELS a BELL, JAMES
nARRETr If and al the nnok .tnfe 10 Voc
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STATE OF VERMONT)I,

oIATE Of VERMONT ny II remsnberqd lla I
District Of Rutland ~ special probate eoln
htia at Rutland within and for said district on the !h
Of April, A. ID. ls4l.
IL, Present Wa. Hall, JujG'
l'h'ei barns Administrator upon the estate of ltf
barns late OF fittsiord in said District deceased 1epr
said estate:
II Is ordered that the and allowance ~ -
geoount DC referred 10 the fret Monday being ne I'D
u1y q" June next and that copy Of this oftsr be- put
III u4e hHuahd derad, printed at said kll.aud uHt
~etHs successfully previously thereto tlst all eonlef
.nay appear and object to the same II they see csus,
true copy Of Record
70" HENRY NALL, Hessp'
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Luncnburrh. Sept 1857.


Kgia4d, Daniels n Bell, Biu 4 Mason D,sletou n T
Nhlei bfahdoh jackson q ketchumi T.. ord g Ham
H'aoi ai1aielcea Dpet- Vail F4Irhayen Allen. Clar-
sndo7 Fiat " " Hodge, Pii.Iard Ie, lestgr. p,oIt-
n'y ~, bh't LeihHgweiI Cssileoo MILL 80 A. II IIod
ge'5 "sihhsof1 I'wnt'rd, : = Leonard. 1leLur, q
s'.a gensfaly tht"osh"st The Ns~ i-ag and stue.
A. ofoef iot ite sboFe m"-s sddfs asc4 L. Cha, Cor
20 newport y. II. Will receive .-ael -te t.r-,u "a,
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SAMUEL I ZONES
ELIZA 'O''LS'


Consumption Cured.
THIS may certify that had a child apparently ust conc
with the consumption the doctor had given him over for more
than week. We commenced giving him Dr. / Ncwton's
IanaCTa aud m less than week he began gain and 10 less
than two months was restored to perfect health.
T.
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I'M IA1 IUN = HIItfWV % III I'M UHI, has bceh
~ Used '1ccessy i7f ert lcsfs ~ the cote oi these
dsess-s - Rene nicer ihc orginr ADD genuine - made
ostr ~ B.u,y \ aA others spurious and IN
suiAor4ra.
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HENRY HALL, Reg vi,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-27

Fioriia Nirs BY the way of Savannah we
have further accounts from Florida. The Indians
had shown themselves again in the neighhorhood
of .Micanopy and fired upon white man belong.
ing to Carver's plantation, lie escaped however,
and having carried the news TO Micanopy, party
of5O men, commanded by Lieut., Whiting inme-
dmlely started in pursuit, A mounted force, under
Lieut. Hanson, had also started from Wacohootu
and another party from .NiconOpy, under Capt,
Holmes. The Indians still continued to come in AT
Tampa. Lieut. q. w. Pulten, with detachment
Of 70 Dragons and infantry, had started from Forl
Russell, 10 cooperate with another party from Fort
King (under the orders Of Lieut.. Cot. Riley, fine
I'd lnGnrry,) in search Of Iaeck Tnsienuggee,
who stills remains ndomiNhIe Great hopes were
entertained, however, that he could moi escape
these simultaneous scouts. Fort HOLMES is nban.
doned, and its garrison divided between For Rus
sci and Fort King .-.4mericaa.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-27
MORAL EFFECT OF INCORPOVA-
TIONS.

The public mind appears to he startled by the
disclosures whirh have at last been made in refer
ence TO the management Of the United States Bank
Fnr long time we have been gaining by little and
little, some knowledge Of the real character of this
gigantic shadow Of dsenbodied and irresponsible
scoundre,m The light has been gradually steal
ing through The opening crevces, and piercing into
the dark chambers whero its misdeeds have been
perperated til IA, length flaming holt has burst
through the walls. Ii, up every apartment OF The
charnel house and brought into view all its appal-
ling and Internal scenery.
Men start back with Arrangement, md ask how
such things ran be-how it is possible that nm in
.tituiion which has enjo,ed such high degree Of
credit and confidence, whose officers have passed
in community for The ables, Of innnciers, and most
respectable citizens, would haye been guilty. of
such stupid blunders aud surh wholesale suind ing.
They will also he amazed hereafter when they see
these very officers walk abroad, and ning'e in
ciev on a pr with honest and inno-eni men, or
perhap. assuming superior degree in the scale Of
responsibility. Had they been private citizens,
acting upon their own responsibility, such conduct
would have consigned their names to infimy, and
brought upon their heads the Vengeance Of the
criminal law. Bot concealed behind the broad
screen Of n charter. they carry on their wicked
work in secret nothing !. 10 front Of the cur
tain but the fighiful effects of their conduct. u
by any means one Of the nciers are brought to
,pw. his ready rxcnse ia. d" thou ranst not say
did it," the whole blame is land upon the hank,
and when you look far the guilty bank, you find ii
n soues, and bodyes nothing which cannot be
punished.
Such il The moral effect Of interpretations. We
uus,,a,e |, by the case Of the United States Bank,
because il Is the most recent OF the lew concerns
wbcvs secrets have been dragged to the light ofd'y
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-27
NOTICE..

IN April, &c, 1871, went ON TIaverhlIl Mass. =,
l 10 Lynn, Mass. after II f,ore sou carried OFT
on II pretended VISIT hut whn did not return, and
whom found, wishing to see his mother. I he
hoy when he found his mother was at The house Of
one Sias Fuller. Fupr's prop'e arrested the h"y
Fuller himself saving, If | did not leave town he
would pace me in the County House. ! replied
! should 90 when | pleased, give the hoy and
viii 90 n"w. Al hlIi.pls s, the said 26ih day Of
April, was arrested by complaint Of Fuller and
locked up during the night IN the poor house, and
on the 9Th brought h'lnre A. l.oonis, Esq. To an
swcr Ia the complaint Of heng ,agrahl and an
ihler hut all they cnn'd prove was that had moi
Supported NV children, wh'h my wife had renov.
ed from me To I,nn nnbeknown to me. and would
mot return, quitting me, as 81. said, forever. The
Justice requested private talk will, ne said he was
better TO me than u hro'her--I must pay the cos
Of complaint. Accordingly, after threatening and
nnrrcrns paid him s 80, Of which he paid back
lifiy-i Two cents.
Now call on all people 10 slump with diSnp-
probation such p"ryersons Of jnsire. had onl.
been in Lynn eighteen hours in twenty three years,
Nov. llih, 1910, six hours, April 26h, 1871, ten
hours before arrest. The said Fuller made another
rom pan on the 9Th, of my being dangerous
person, but they would not try,
OTIS SLOCUMB.
Woodstock, August 10, 1871. C7:iw"
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WHITE RIVER ACADEMY.

NllF fall term of this Institution will commence
l. on Wednesday, Sept. LIST under the superin-
tendenca Of J. B. BANCROFT, A. B. who is highly
recommended to us, and whose success in teaching
enables us confidently TO recommend this school
to the patronage of the pubic.
Mr. b. will give evening lectures, aud particular
effolts will be made by means of familiar ustra-
lions 10 render The whole coarse Of Instructions
thorough ard practical.
These advantages together with the pleasant and
retired location. will make this school particularly
desirable.
TUITION, for all English studies, $500
\ Languages, $3.50
Board and rooms on the most reasonable terms
CHARLES ilOLMES,)
NOSES FRENCH, , Committee.
II. B. BROWN
Hartford, Aug, 2, 1871. 67.3w
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Hartford, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all cairs and demands orall persons against
the estate of Jarvis F. Ellsworth. lale of Norwich,
in snd District, deceased, and all clnins and de-
nands exhibited in offset thereto. and six months
from this date being allowed for that purpose, hero
nv give notice that we will attend to the business
of onr appointment; at The late dwelling house Of
said decaased, in said Norwich, on the last Mon
day IN August and the last Monday in November,
at | clock, p. NJ. on each Of said days.
En-. BROWN, ! Commits
EDWIN HEARD. sioaers.
Norwich, June Q, lSii 67-3w.
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STATE OF yTRMONT. } THE Hon. M

DIsTRIcr or WINDSOR, SIS. Probate CONT
for The District of UiaIsor oforeSaii, To The
ere 'iiors mi oH others concernM in The Estaie
HPARsoN WESTON, Int Of Renting, in mii
District. dscecSei, iesiaie, GREETING:
WHEREAS, Rrilgman IIapgood Executor Of
w the last Will aud Testament Of the said de-
ceased, has made Application to said Court 10 ey-
tend The time for the settlement Of the estate af,re
said, wear from the expiration Of the time here
iofore allowed Tor that purpose: Therefore. yon
nre hereby notified to appear before sad Court. at
session thereof to he holden ut the Probate Office
in Cnvend>h. in said District, on the thirteenth
day of September next ensuing, to show cause. if
any YOU may have, why the said time should not
he extended agreeaby to the Executors appca.
ton aforesaid.
Given under my hand, and the seal of sail Pro-
bate Court. ut Windsor, in SAID district. this
seventeenth day Of August, A. d. one thou
sand eight hundred forty
3w:69 SALMON r. BUTTON, Register.
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New Goods.

T,E sub'criber has just received fom Boston. In ndi
ton to his Turner stock the greatest variety Of Watch
e. Jewelry, Silver ware Brtiania ware, fancy goods,
sic, in Sheets and musical Instruments toys clocks and
tmepieces, rife powder, and PERCUSSION cars; combs
prefmery and shaving soap; good assortment M bas
vio and VOL sri rarnr EFT reeds violin bows.
and bridges mater heads fnr bass vols and in short nj
most article that ma he found In variety STORE
which will be sold At reduced prices for cash. produce,
short ard approved credit.
- pedefs wish for NJ the shove articles can he
furnished cheap at other sore In the country.
Please call and examine before purchasiis e'.evhere
J. ". MURDOCH.
N. n. PHrtcuar attention paid 70 clock AID watch u
pairing and also To the repair nflewelry. ". VI.
Woodstock Sent. ~. lfit. "
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From these specimens the public can very well
judge what is the probable condition of hundreds
besides The inevitable tendency of close monied
corporations is in the first place 10 cover up the
crimes of men who are already rusncs, and in the
second place TO sednce those who otherwise would
remain honest, to become rogues.
We do not mean by this that acts Of incorpora-
lion are in no case justifiabe, nor do we mean that
those who conduct themare always bad men. We
believe there are many worthy objects which can
be hest promoted by incorporated companies, and
we are happy to believe that there are many direc-
tors Of such companies who so strong in hon
esiy that they would no, yield to the dangerous in
fuences that surround them. We speak only of
The natural tendency Of incorporated comp, MES
constituted us they usually are. The subject should
be impressed upon the minds of the people, and
should he brough, home to the attention of their
Legislative servants. We should either set our ia
ces against these sources of immortality and corrup-
ton, or else we should devise some means of cut
ling off the evils that we find so closely Connected
WIN them.
Much good has been done in this country by
means Of combination. Our necessities drove US
to this resort while we were young and feeble, and
The benefit we then derived from il created n stron.
ger bias in its favor. We lost sight of lis dangers
and have carried it quite too far. We have sought
To do every thing by its aud and have placed too
little reliance upon individual effort. The latter
ought To be encouraged 1t ought 10 he Pnt ior-
ward and made to go ms far as by possibility it can
60. I hen if it cannot accomplish all that is de-
sirabe, the principe Of combination under suitable
regulations may be brought 10 its aid, bnt not 9th
erwise. individual effort and individual RESPONSE
biii,y tend TO make honest, hardy and adventurous
men ns II nation may justly be proud
Of; while a reliance upon combinations, leaning
Of one against another, introduces weakness, ef
feminacy and corrupiion.-.N Y. Sun.
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CHESTER ACADEMY.

TIME Fall Term Of this Institution VIII commence on
II Wednesday, TIE Grst ci Sci toni er. his school
now oilers greater advantages 10 the student, thun II has
done, we think, at time hereto fore. IL is furnished
with ane rnsive aud valuable supply nj Apparatus Oh III
ichl, Philosophical Astronomical aud Electro Mngnetra
also with good Minrrtlos cal Cabinet. Through the
erton OF the Principal, add tOnal apparatus to the east
Of nea.y three hundred dollars has been prucufed within
the last two ,eaIs IN sion with the ol the
paralis Fam liar Conversational Lectures will he Civ
before the casscs Illustrated by varied AID interesting
experiments.
For the Re male Department. the services Of Miss r.
WOor, secured THIS laiy for the last two or three
has b'ea engaged In teaching in of the hest it
male academies in the State of New York Her expert
ence md past warrat us, we think In hetv E9
she will he able to give fill satisfaction to all Interested
Such other assistance will he provided circumstances
may require; gentleman assistant is already e gagged
course Of Lectures the hshl, interesting and i'm
pOrtan subject Of Human rhysiolngy, Will be given b!
Doct. Wm z. Pierce tor which 10 cAtru charge viii be
made.
Board he obtained in good tamil es and
BILE terms. In boarding clubs, expenses nm! be Sreall
reduced.
Tuition is charged Tor whole or half term counting
from the beginning middle Of the term and is 10 bu
paid by the middle Of the same. In time OF real sickness
no charge is made.
Particular attention will be given TO those prosecuting
the studies Of the Languages.
RATE, OF TUITION.
Common English Branches, $500
higher $50
Chem s,ry, N Philosophy, Greek aud Latin Ian
French Language, when included with other studies, $50
taken alone. $40
Course blossoms in ma entail Painting each kind leo
Charge for incidentnls, l2l-2
Books can be procured in the Village.
Chester, July &c, 1911, 65;u
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

ID y. SoUTIiGATE would inform the inhabitants OF
WOulslock and vicinity thai he has emplo, ed tvs"
1T the hest workmrn that be fund To work At The
abovc business. The "Ok nj THis shay will be done by
g0oi aud "a, er'Hc,d hOIds AID D. ne Hf,i t@kct.-
All ns viii he iUlrrnted to br IN the best TASTE, AID all
garments will be mrrrdnpd ont or the cloth pn for.
lT No mistake in tbs. =
To prove the above call aud try. Shop ut present. over
Il, II, Bllcys store.
-iLsO-
Cloths aud Trimmings for sale at this Shop. low
he iolnd in town.
Garments Cut for others make snort notice and in
hr hest ordrr-i u N snhe
Wnudso Il, NAV II, ISil. SIT
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Gil EST { R.

THE Democratic Freenen Of Chester IRE re-
qnested to meet at the Inn Of G, $. & !. S. AL
COCK, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Sept, n,
. clock, r. NJ, 10 select some person to repre-
sent them in the Legislature ut the next session.
A punc,ua attendance is respectfully solicited,
BY order Of Town Com miiiee.
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NORWICH INSTITUTE.

THE undersigned would inform the public, that
l. the FALL TERM of the above institution, will
commence on Monday The 9Th of September.
The Female Department will be conducted, as
formerly, by Miss " Town.
TUITION, per quarter $500
Those who attend to Reading, Spelling, Gram
mar, Geography and Arithmetic only, will he
charged pei quarter $500
For French (Extra) $500
Board Rooms SC. can be procured on reasonable
terns l.. IlURLBUT, A. Is. PriHcp0i
Narwich, VI. Aug, 2, 1871. C6-iw
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PERKINSVlLLE ACADEMY.

VIE Fall Term of,his institution wi commence
l. Wednesday, Sept, to continue eleven weeks,
under The rare of ifs former teachers. Additions
and improvements have been made in The buildings
and apparatus A fall course Chemical and lhi.
losophlral Lectures will he given, with occasional
TEXTURES on Srh"ol Keeping, Astronomy, &c
Special attention to such as wish 10 qualify for
teaching Board with the teachers, including room
rent and washing, s AZ per week. Rooms pro-
yded for surh rs wish To board themselves. A
Young lady from Montreal has been engaged as
teacher of Frenrh and Music.
TUITION. Common Eng ISL Branches, SO, 90;
Clnssirs and higher English do, $500; French,
Drawing. Mezzollnlo and Landscape Painting, each
extra, $500; Music, including use Of instrument
$1,000. Tuition in advance for the whole or half
"reminiscences excepted.
$ $ a. A. h ni'nsst Principals.
Perkinsyie, Aug, 6, 1871, 67-3w
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Making 8 per cent. assessments
for the year; said per eeniage TO he cast on the
original amount Of the premium mite. without re-
ference to any endorsement, and 10 be id to The
Treasurer at hi. Office in Montpelier. on or b. fore
The 2Olh day Of October. is4', being the day Of
the annual meeting If s1id Company.
Members ri the Complny will Please hear in
mind that good rhns"e will he given them to for
ward money bv the members OF the Legislature.
aud It /. hoped that none will fail TO avail them
selves Of the opportunity.
HARRY VAIL. TIsasu,sr.
Montpslisr, August 9th, l0Sl. 8v6o