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MA G " TIC ODON MICA. .
THE TEETH! THE TEETH.!

Tue fneompdTable Tooth Prepdr0flon.
VENHE fact is proved, and tine most incred-
u ulous and doubling are fully convinced
ofits great utility, as we have the evidence from
the sale ofabout %, 1000. boxes Of the Odontica
within the past year II is ascertained fro-n ex-
perience, that WI en- used, the teeth will never
decay, but remain till the latest age Of man, with
their natural wear; and more-in thousands OF
cases, nervous toothache, Chat climax of paint
has at once been effectually cured By this mos
popular dentifrice in America. And in conclu
sion, where, or who is The young lady or gentle.
man, aye. the i-dividual that values b: autiful
set ofteeth. sound gums, and sweet breath
more than fifty cents, that will be longer desti
tute of a box of DR.. NJ. Hi.chcock's Magnetic
Odontica
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New Goods.
NNHE subscriber has just received from
IL NeWYork, complete assortment of sea-
sOnabLe
. d RY G GODS,
which he will sell very low for cash.
IRA STEWART.
Middlebugg. May 81 is49.
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All orders for castings

Conant patterns, and mill gearing &c. executed
a short notice at low rates. r. ID. +.
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CONCORD RAILROAD.

COINCOhD ItI1lI<IeO1AC.
FALL s. WINTER ARRANGEMENT
VNHIS Road will be opened TO the public
IL TOR the transportation Of passengers and
merchandise on and after Monday Sept. 18th
1912. Passenger trains daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, in connection with the cars of the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell
Railroads as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester
Concord, and intermediate places at IL A.
NJ, II 1-2 A. NJ, and ga P. NJ.
Leave Lowell at SHAM, 1914 and - N.
Nashua at 9l-4A N, ] l-s and IL M
Manchester JOAN, PA n and "a Il
Immediately the arrival of the cars from Boston md o
Concord for Manchester Nashua, Lower anu ooS
tonat 43-fAN, IOIsAM and - ? NJ
Manchester i-sAa' u u r. ~ s snd 81 Jpn.
It Lowell Lowell At T. 7iiAM, Jpn and PM.
or Immediately arrival OF the cars iron Noheoiu-
WAY Passengensers taken and len at ookset Cons Fails
tho Nashua and Lowell and Boston and 10" Gil karoads'
FARE from Concord to Boston s %
u 81 Nashua p
Manchester to Boston 29S
| Nashua Do
The Morning and Evening Trains connect
with the cars Of the Boston and Maine Rail
road. Passengers can be conveyed between
Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Andover, Ha-
verhill, Exeter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland
MERCHANDISE. Trains will leave
Concord and Boston daily, Sundays except
ed, The Company are prepared TO transport
Goods and Country Produce, which may be
sent to there Depot in Concord and Boston.
Rates through, LIST Glass 81 90 per 1000 lbs.
Live Stock, Carriages, Furniture, Slaves,
Heading, Hoop Poles, Lumber, Ship Timber
and Granite at specific prices. Terms oil
Freighting-Cash invariably on delivery Of
the Goods. All goods and merchandise will
| be at the risk of the owners while in the
Company's Store Houses.
By order of the Directors,
ISAAC SPAULDING, Treasurer.
| September 7, 1S42.
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JUST received and for sale at the Book
- Store of the subscriber.
Poems by the Rev. Jedidiah Huntington
NJ. d. A new work just Published :. highly
spoken of, the Mechanical part is execu-
ted in superior Style.-Price 81
Sc CIV J. HAGAR.
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LOTION, LOTION.


DR.. EraHs' Beautifying Lotion.
ID IGHLY esteemed for curing all Crop
IL tons COsrseness, Redness, and Pim-
pies on the Face Neck or Hands, and effcctually
Gaming the complexion and removing all disea>
ses of the skin.
Nothing contributes much to our general
success in life, as an engaging first appearance.
The Lotion is admired most fragrant, mild,
safe wash, and greatly esteemed for its virtues in
cleansing, softening and purifying the skin of al
eruPlions, so injurious to female beauty, and re-
storing it to high degree of purity.
A beautiful and healthful complexion is the
pride Of all who possess it, and the envy of those
who a-e deprived of it.
A geod appearance is the best recommends
tion; and as The Beautifying Lotion purifes the
skin, and removes all Pimples, Blotches, Tan,
Sunburn, and Richness, and produces beautiful
hue, it is the only cosmetic lady should use at
her toilet.
Gentlemen will also fad this delightful RENE
dy to remove all Roughncss, Pimples, Ring
worms, Spots, Richness, Soreness of the face and
nose, and every kind oferuption on the surface
OF the humen body. 1t is particularly recon-.
mended to gentlemen 10 be used after shaving, as
it will prevent the otherwise certain effect of ths
common soap, in turning the beard premalurely
gray.
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$4,000 REWARD

WILL be paid to any Physician who will pro
duce better compound for family'use than the
Genuine Dutch or German Vegetable Pills, styl-
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For the Benefit of the Public

HNHE Hardness of The times and scarci.
IL ty Of Cash induces the subscriber to
reduce the price of his Books as follows
viz:
Smiths Olneys-Malte. BruHs-and Hun.
tingtons Geo. and Atlas ss TO rs cents.
Mitchels Geo. and Atlas one Dollar.
Emersons lsi Glass Reader so cents, hall
Bound, 40 cents.
Emersous I'd Glass Reader, 25 els.
Do. Sd do. do. 1sa cts.
And other School Books equally cheap.
HAGAP
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
c. 4 UT 10 N

The public will please observe that the genuh,
med icine has the following wording on thu
ides of the boxes:
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ddlehury, $ Moody; Trrgennes, w. B.
B'ixhy; New Haven. RoSroe & Nash; Bristol,
d y. Hall; Hancock, Royal Flint, S,arks-
a,orough, I. H. KiIder; Ferri~burgh, Allen &.
Wheeler; Monkion, NJ. W. Kinslev;Short ham
x. Wri!h; Whiung. J. & o. Simosds; Sal
e'hury' Hunilv & Higgins; Cornwall, S. Ev-
rtsz Addison. Barnes s Fuller.
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&UPERFlNE Flour for sale low by
~ IRA STEWART.
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DUFFALO ROBES.-A large and First
-sD Rate assortment of Buffalo Robes Just
received and for sale; very low for cash or
ready paw, BY W. $. JOHNSON.
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J. HAGAR,
Books s Stationery
Middlebury Book Store.

AT THE
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NAPS, CAPS.-A very large assortment
" Of Fur Caps from 2 to Is dollars. Also
Boys Cloth and Fur trimmed Caps justrecei-
we'd aud will be sold very low by
W. S. JOHNSON.
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Great Variety
and Cheap!

THE subscribers are now opening for sale
at the old stand, an extensive and more
variegated assortment OF goods adapted to The
season and the wants OF community. than
they have ever before offered.
In addition to their usual selections they
would specify in the line of
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Oct. odd 1912.
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Dry Goods,

Fringes, Chusans, Alpaccas, Bonnet Kibins'
beautiful assortment and style, Tarten neck
Ribins.
Coat Trimmings, large and fashionable
variety.
Beaver Cloaihs, plain and figured.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres &c.
Fur Trimmings. Fur and Cloth Caps.
They also offer as usual
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CRocKERY,
AND GLASS WARE.
Doors, SHOES, &c. &c. &c.
The goods which they have recently Pur-
chased have been selected with great care
at time when the prices were more depres-
sed than at any previous period, but will be
sold for ready pay, for as small advance as
in any store in town.
A. CHAPMAN, & SON.
OcT. 22d 1912.
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unrdunrc a Crnckrr,

4 ORR g. ROGERS, importers and dealsN
IL Hardware and Crockery, have jus, rtrs,,
their winters stock; such as,
Iron. steel and Nails,
Hrs Anrils and Vices,
Iron and cast steel Shovcls and Spades,
RowlAnds mill and cross cut saws,
Worrslt's \ York cast steel = Gu, and circular d,
Greavos & Butchers hcs. rhisels and edge tool,
Carpenters Tools Of all descriptions,
Trunk makers findings, saddery,& carriage itimis,,
House trimmings of all descriptions,
Single anil double iowlne guns and tihcs,
Powder TASKS shot belts, game bags, &c.
Table and poke, cutlery,
with foil assortment of Crockory and Gla,. a..
Of the latest patterns; all (which will he sold u
lowest prizes.
Clinton House, Whitehall. Nov 1891, as,
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e. Gods ut Cost.

Y>iiE spbserhers would respectfully inform the
= public hat the Eniire Suck Of Goods former.
ly owned BY IL X, Thayer. OF Putslord. and assign
81 10 em Wi oe soli al cost Tor cash add at very
moahs. N =
e 1oofe STOCK ~ goods eonsi,ls in part OF a
e~ri assortment OF PtiaIs Of every Description NJ
&c Lanes PLAZA and figured SaIony,. Al,in.s
4nnsi'' bt4a Cla,ls. Cl.si'nst,. D,eskins Vest.
i,es' hr'~H and Mliis lnnen table Covers. D,,oer,
NNt'n' h"is also good sssnument OF Goa,
ninm'nsss 1900 yd.. Of hne sheeiina, 40 niche,
NE iogslhsr VIA lui OF Goats COW and calf
p'a' lAais, French t,d slips. ne,, r,i,er, &r,
sis' ~ Of Crarksfy. Glass ware paper h,n,iars.
e. ana 0ihet COOS, 20 nsnsrou, 10 meoiiao all,
o'N', y H,ed Baggy Wagon / eannan Burry
setsA' , 'soFs1s al OF which vail be sold very
''s ~ cash ~ good credit
g. re "isn me Puhlc 20 understand that the abore
st,s 81 ocof' viii positively Sc Sold with1qi re-
r., 80 an 81 KINDS ~ produce taken in exchange
= ~ wa Dc putlic Auction # the store every
o"sfaAy u 10 o'rlork A. NJ uBiil The enilre stool
1'si'''sd o. All sllrs al auction ore. 5 dollar.
vii se ~ st alaa,h, crc,gi,
lhAfE {, SESSIONS 4 TOWNSEND.
fa's'Ore' Dee. ~, Isis. n
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HAIR, HAiR.-DALDNEss

fmp'TfSnt D'SeoUery-Me Great Mysteyv found o.
at last
In STERRy's IfAIR RfcgsERAToR. s,.,tv 4
yer nuch attention 10 The important snbject Of tn
serving the hair has. after many experiment, ch.s,
cal aud physical, been able 10 discover an and
whi.'h is now offered with The greatest coo6drha
ior ihe toilet as The hes, thing ever discoyefs5 "A
us soienlng and penetrating quality, 10 produce d
g""d head OF hsir-io prevent II hom falling o'
"neh oaidness Is apprehended--io restore II whs
badness has taken place, ard to prevent IL ira
turning gray, his more noufishlsg Than fomslgn
antique oil, or Cologne water lis bea1llfu a..
ncle Tor ladies' cufls-ii makes the hair soft ,a1
lively, aid produces uncommon brilancy. Th0.-
sands have tested IFS superior virtues and er-el.
~ and IN every instance u stands unriyallsd II
an lnialihle core ia all affections olihe skin On re
1ead-as dandrpf, &c, &c. Every family suogl
ne supplied with bottle nfihis oil that by IL ar
oiicsnon In the head and hair Of children. The bra
''ini and ornamental spp.ndsee OF a fine hssd q
I'd.
Tor sale wholesale and retail, by Foster A. DicI
lhsnn sole pfoprelafs, and soeces.ors % A. Hsos
"k q 70, III Gruesoe sir-et Utica y Y %
fV'and by James Porter; 10 Casleion T. Jaisf.'
'on "a PItisioid BY Strong e. Buck 10 Br,oi@
y Wsrrsa a. Bliss tsly,lt.
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d. COOK.

HAS on commission and Tor sale large s.o..
n H. ment Of Buffalo Robes of all kinds. O,,.,
Beaver and Cloth Caps, with fut bands, of al ,,,,
The above will be sold lower than the loves, 4,
ready cash. Oats received IN payment at rs cen,
bushel
A Stock OF Hats, comprising Ill descriptions an
kinds, on hand, warranted. also for sale on ,hr o.
est terms for cash. Grain. Wood, Buucr, I,mA
Wool. sheared or pulled, Lambs Polis, constanr
wanted, and in any quantity
Also. waited hating and shipping fuIs.
hose who owe me wood. grain, or othc produr,
are requested 10 deliver the same; and all unseul,
accounts must be settled immediately
oREL COOK
Rutland Nov. GOTH Isis 4sf
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rr nRaNiErrirs rftt- ne, 10 go tet~ ",
ts's"es'l N"tu's' " We = 80 '''.s' 80 49, ".
r~-.sses = e.-s.a ~ -tvh tr-e reisli asa
,~,.tis 80 a 'i--s hrav'. 20 - % go
lss.S~4ss ~cs'tsfs Gaa' ~ lta-- sauf t-fi ovi a
$3.50 80 ~te~s ~ Cfr,si . fsfrsod ~Hila 80
o. y 49, SoffrstsgS fhat go ffr fsls f'if N-sf
ps''e ihssa ea' - sTs''' 40 20 rrt' = 't' 49, 80
80 trs Fafsfss 80 prsr sffa 60 'ri"'e a hSn'e
81 'sl'f u . sf~ - s'f ,sh"s fhsi 80 i-Ha
rih ffs So rfss esi % . .Asa sHdsTs.~f H.~ ile'
sss' tisf " iis' ra, fns sBesi ~ h,spd lsi t
s..s.ss 80 I'D, 81 tw4ht
IT, .stse - So. sss,tas - ieer - z~-v I'D
Esstss~ o. r~o.au.ed.d i,.aa issaii, f,n,y. Tic
Bfsse'ah f' ssa's' sisa'' iiu.veFsaA. 'assrff
81 eatas ssvsssaaisuss 40 puff' tnf sn'Ew'p,s tie
ha~S 80 ti-' rS 'sce's se "a sHvrst BY a.
triHg cufnns.d snfslf scfshss ihsy
a. th- ~ tisf. tssfsft aui iher cf
ietis tts, .sissu Ti' 40 dstf sad
sfisf pdptsasstS IL isfsaff tsth. ssuifs~d sHd '3
.ee tSS y .eusr % iie r~.i efr,i sua aHcfiH of"7
sssc.. T., g. 81 esssa 81 eheto 'hc ,htaai fssc.
~, ,e.a,st hsf esa,' ~ ah.s tis' bssih
TIE tsn1s.fs pills ssA = ceats pr Dol at DR.
EfassrssL. Ns- fHsis.s Olhs.
~ uANoYIa STREET -
Oais eias. rs rios ROY r., me Tees Puts
II 70 n. RrNl NRrRgD it.t sseh afibs s,su,ps
h,. vrraa rrRgg cory RIGHT LABELS
Wet sset istsi has tee .saaisTss a Ds Dsfjam,n
ss< b. spos ~sr' a, ,h,,, asas,vr,,. chs,
BhANDREth. u.
A. ytrre srnstsf--. teys--
DL,JA ~ BRASDHErH
ne.as, -. ttsis s'- 'uN - 'rsl pru' IS e--e N 'ed
ist tts irr SIC is~i' tef, 'hfee hsEdfed mptsss
isns a u g-Hsis isfsadsefh' fiil.
AGENTS r., ,im STATE "a Rafl1ad Couafy.
Ustlsnd, J y MILTON. ftTWeh. 4 l.. Cabs.
Rips., a Uaaey iFsuiet, Wa r sh.idou.
ufsaaon la natiaa. lfitsffd. ilsn'y siuands,
Wssrea q nlt.s. lrovfpey 4 Bliss,
Clsfsn8ae. - 4 4. Hsiisrd Janrs ~ R'rhar'snn
fldei-s<t n Norssa rhr,ssbs's Jaha iiOek IN sst
C.seSos ttt-ists Aila~ktns sndhaty. ifs u rghsui.
J.n,..oa iTtsg,rsth. \ " sswyef,
fuiinss,il- ils.~H s. Dow singfnrd : InsnseHd j..
bsab, + J. ~ssah. Iiphsa Val 4 Co
Iunsh Rrg,n. Neis, Alec Gfove'.
I.ifhsr,H. 4 a G. Aiiea. UcsihaVea, : u Armstrong
bSiis'o-n &. Brace. y. snth.
Of-,t " CLipaas & Co tNlnsh,N. NY Dn SMoody
Those tsenis ste tks~iss sapptcd Nth
BRANDRErIiS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
~hek 70 pIoRosaoed by th.-e be- haze made f,4i
4 Boon 10 ne Human Race. 62Iy
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$3.50
AIscnachy Cor tho Piles.

vHNO those afflicted with this grev2us m,lady, the
Il subscrberls happy to announce that he has
prepared what repeated trial has proved TO be safe
and sure remedy. While two or three applications
OF The Ointment infalliby removes the complaint of
common malEnity. The suhioined certificates
show that lis virtues, il properly tested, will reach
and relieve cases ofaggtavated and inveterale char
aCief .,y .ff
Sold at the Rutland Bookstore--price o. cents a
box. d. KIRKALDIE
We hereby certify that we have experienced the
best sflecis from the use Of the ointment prepared
by d. Kiikaldie, for the Piles; and we do earnestly
recommend ito all who are similarly affected, as
most speedy, safe and successful remedy for tina,
complaint. JOEL LocKlIN
7n' THOMAS > SPENCER,
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Rutland, Dec. 8, 1912. 52I2
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FOR SALE,
THE WOODEN FACTORY ar

THE WOODEN FACTORY and machiner, "a,
merly owned by the Green Mountain Woo,,
Manufacturing Company, situated in the 1outlShn,
village of Ludlow, Windsor County, VT, upon Baa
River. one of the bes, streams for propeinp man.
iaciurl,ig machinery in tho state. The Facur
building Is five stories high. substantially built d
brick. and capable ofcoulaining six sets OF kers,
mere machinery There are now in said factor
thee prime sets Of said machinery; with connie,
set OF fixtures for the same, also adjoining said fac
tory, wood house, dye house and dry house. al
oiwhich are nearly new and convenient for the b.
siness. Also n convenient boarding house, suF
Client to accommodate from so TO rs boarJers; ais,
two barns. and on the same privilege, Saw Mill
The location is favorable for obtaining wood al .
very cheap rate.
The owners ofihe above property being destou,
ofdisposing OF the same. will make the price and
terms OF payment such cannot fail of giving sal
i,fac'ion to any man who may wish to purcha,.-
Fer further particulars enquire Of
WHTFWELL, SEAVER & Co.
Milk Street, Boston.
d. PERRY Esq, p. NJ a, Ludlow OF
JOHN DUNBAR, Esq, Ncwbury, VI
October 4. 1912. 4I2-om
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Carr. age Making & Painting.
NEW ESIA

IOllN PRICE has again established himsl
- in the brick shop, direrty opposite the Jal,
where carriages Of any description will be NAM.
featured TO order, in the latest s,yle and most sub
slaniial manner Repairing Of old or broken car
nages' attended to with care and piomp,ness.
They are also prepared 10 execute, in a super1
STYLE, all kinds Of house carriage, sim and orname
tai painting Imitation Of Italian, Egyptian, wba
grey and black marble Also perfect limitation, oil
oak mahogany, maple, black walnut, rose and sa'l
woods. executed enirely with OIL Pants. warra1.l
ed permanent colors, and perec, satisfaction. lnl
ialion Of Granc, for pillars to stores, hotels nn
other buildings done in a warrantabe and dufabI
style. Orders from abroad promptly s,,ended 10.
JonS Pace
"ut'and, sept ~, 1872. Jr.fz-dm
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PIANO FoRTEs. WHOLE SALE AND
REIAII.

LIE is constantly receiving from the Factories
Il in New-fork and Albany, Superior Piano
For,es, made by the best workmen. with all the Ia
test Improvements and elegant exterior. warranted
10 stand any climate. Prices from 5000 To $500.
-Four first Premiums have been awarded the above
instruments at The American aud Mechanics Tnsri-
iutes for the hes, Tone and Touch. Persons about
purchasing will do well to give the subsc rber cali
before going To New York, he will sell as ceap as
in the city, thereby save expense of transportation
All instruments purchased at this establishment are
warranted for one year. Old Piano Fotes taken in
exchange, and Piano-Fores tuned a, short notice.
Whitehall, o I. 90, 1912 a3uf
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w T. The subscribers. being appointed by the Hon
! w Probate Court for the district of Fairaayen
commissioners To receive, examine and adius, all
claims aud demands of all persons against Tho 60
tate OF ~ 20
Lorine Bromley, late Of Paulef
in said district, deceased represented insove,, an.
also all claims and demands exhibited in o,T.e,
thereto; and six months from the i2ih day Of Dee
inst, being allowed 10y said cour, for thai nurno..
we DO hereby give notice tina, we will attend 10 M.
business OF our appointment, at the house of Mrs.
January and the issi Tuesday OF Nav ne., f,or, /
days. " ''." VI sa'u
JAMES LT,cH,J. RsSDALL FtrcB CL.px Con,
Pa"'e', December lgth, 1912 600
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w L the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district of Rutland,
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons agans, the es-
tate Of
r. Joseph Irish late Of Wa'linsford,
in said district deceased, represented insolvent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, and six months from the third day Of Tenth
honih last, being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hefeby give notice that
we viii attend 10 the business Of our said appoint
ment al the house of Eunice Irish in walincford on
the last Second Day Of Third Month next, Gom ten
O'Clock a. N. until four o'clock, p. M on said day.
Isaac NICHOLS, D,MsL LApHAM Con,'rs
Dandy, lIth mo. l2lh, 1912. 52.a
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BOOlS-2Sinflin-,

TOHN f.. CLAGlIORN would inform the citi
- zens of Casie;on and vicinity ,ha, he has open
cd Book Btndery ever VIM. Wards Book store in
Cas.leon, and solici,s their patronage. Old Books
Pamphlets, Periodicals. and all kinds of Books
bound tn match, or in any style desirable. Orders
left at the Book Store or Bndery will be promptly
attended TO.
Castleton, Dec. 10Th, 1912. 81 Q
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John strong

James I'M, method TO inform all those with
/. Whom he has accounts and those whose notes
n " corner chamber, over the room Iecen,iv ne.
euPed by hlm a. siofe) where he may he found
d. All lines IRON O'Clock. a. IN. until O'Clock D.
m except when absent on business All notes
anu accounts payable IN grain, must be paid in The
'.nn'h OF January next; after that time they will be
zen IN 'he hanJs OF an attorney for collection De.
Laws are dangerous
Rutland, Dec 90, 1912. 900
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MUSIC TUITION.
Piauo-Portr, Organ and singing
MIiIinm l,rnse .

PROFESSOR Of Music, from the Citizens of on
j don, New-lptk and Bosic', respectfully In.
otms the public that he continues to rive lns,roc.
ton on the Pano-Forie. Organ. and IN Singing.
Terms. SIS per qua1er Of - lessons hont each.
Mr.. T. would state that having received his Mu.
steal educ alton in the city OF London, under several
OF The mos, eminent masters; he Aai,ers himself he
will give satisfaction 10 such may requiIe his in
siruciions'
Granville and Whitehall. Oct. 90. lsi2
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INlllS ceriies that have given nv son DANIEL
Packard, a minor Of ~, his time until he be-
comes Of lawful age. and shall be responsible 70,
none OF his doIngs or claim his wages after this
date. OTuNIAI. PACEaDn
Shrewsbury, Dec 90, 1912 $40
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MUSIC SALOON

AND pIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
tOPposi,e the Cliaion Hoass)
XIlLLIAM PEAsE would respectfully infurm
w the puhlic tia, he has opened a Music Saloon
and Piano. Forte Warehouse. and will keep con.
slant supply Of New and Fashionable Music Tor the
Piano. Forte. Flute, Violin, Guitar &c. &c, also,
Instruction Books for every Instrument.
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30 school Teachers

'NHf' Teachers IN This vicinity, and those abas
TO commence schools, and wishing To fuua
their scholars with books, can obtain ,has, =, 90,
respectable per cent OFT, a, Tho Rutland Book ,ior.
'V'i-'" jas p. Mmros
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Notice.

hE sior sholdsrs az TIE Farmers Bank OF Or
:. SeN aye her~by nn'ihei fhsi their annual meet
- ,f enoace q Dgreoi"ts viii b. holden At uer
-h"1se IA ssid Orwell on the 2nd Tuesday OF
SN~-if hett ~ afsser ~ the Dsfertors
Wm. Is MARTIN, CssLiey.
s"asFs BACK, orsssl, Dec. 10, Isi? 81
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DR.. ISRAEL DELAMATER RHEUMATIC
IINiMPNTr ' =.

This remedy hns the bapry and powerful effect OF reach
ing the nerve from both viz, from the internal and
external use Although mdny cases cured by either
the external internal remedy alone yet the
Goes not promise positive uutess both articles
usod together, md ali such cases. hov severe
when both articles used in according to the
directions the most positive wnrantee gwen thst the
money IN every will he paid back the
where cure is effected -