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school fond has been paid into the Treasury. II
would have saved rai;Ing JUS, that amour, in d..
rect taxes end We, Zepo would induce his traders
10 beleyoihs ibe aocumul1iing Of that fund had no
etisc, on our direci taxes We leave our readers
to decide. who " ehsrgable with a"baa alfszpt al
deeepiion" This same Zeno also asks why did
not they fihe whigsl IA, On expense Of few thou
sand dollars repair the old State House, instead Of
squandering eio0 600" to build the new State
House The reason is a, hand Governor Palm
er, Lieu. Governor Egeuon, and Gen Film, were
then IN the sscendaut-a trio OF loco Of as pure wa
ter rs can he found in the State Of Vermont These
were the men a, the head Of affairs when the
State House was in building; Mr.. Edgeuon wa,
lSupererin,, ndan,, and made oil the principal con.
tracts lof the materials and work We DO not 90.
,eet TO divide the honor and responsibility Of erect
ng the State House, among all, contributing 10
that erection, in JUS, proportions We should do
wrong 10 claim all the honor or TO charge all the
responsibility TO any political party in the State.
A writer ,aking the name OF Galusha,. in the
Age Of Aug. i0tb contends with great gravity.
that the name " hicb We have given to what We
call the State School Fund" is wrong and calcu-
Lated 10 work deception fraud or some other
naughty thing This IS quite unfortunate, IS We
never supposed the name could alter the thing.
and would have cbeerfuly ASSUMED a name to
p''Hse trhiusha mn All our opponfn's. VI we had
kno IN how This writer has made the discove.
~ that the State Of Vermont is in very alarm.
ing condition. The Legislature. he says cannot
am u us grants for evcnIif should be admit.
ted that the prolec, Of the fund was conceived in
wcakn'ss and hrough, forth in folly, ii contributed
nothing towards the power Of the Legislature
TO revoke its own grants The debt of si5i 900
must be raid or the state repudia,e its debt" And
so we are t'd up 10 bear the consequences Of a
fund, conceived in weakness and brought forth in
folly" through all coming time, or we mus, be
wrecked on the shoals Of reputation This is
truly alarming. Here is Scylla and Charybdis
with a vengeance,
BY the same power which passed the act o
s25, might the Legislature sequcs,er tax O
on the dollar. Of the entire Grand List of Vernon
TO be funded, in the manner of our State school,
fund for the purpose OF building railroads IN Yer
mont one hundred years hence The succeed
ing Legislature might sequester ten cents for III,
same purpose, and so on ill the entire amount o
the Grand List had been Legisated away Still
there is no power in The Legislature to repeal it
own grants No alternative. but payment; bu
performance to the letter of an act conceived il
weakness and brought forth in folly or repudia
ton This is all sophistry all nonsence. w,
will only quote one short scntance from Black
stone, an authority which will not be disputed -
Acts Of parliament derogatory from power o
subsequent parliamen,s, bind moi"
AUDITOR.
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"The Lawrence Manufacturing Company at
Lowell have jus, declared dividend of five per
cent for SIX months, reserving an equal amount Of
profits.
The Merrimack Print Works are said 10 be
making more money than they would dare divide
Sales OF this company's stock have been made at
"a per cent advance"
These facts are stated by the Boston Pos, by way,
we suppose, Of proving the prophecies, IN which
that PRINT once delighted to indulge, of the pros
tration and utter ruin which the odious black Ia
riff would invetb!y bring upon all business and
industry Of the country. Yet 'REPEAL of this
very 1arif-the beniicent effects of which Loco
focoism itself is forced 10 Acknowledges the
watchword with which this party go into coming
contest Every true American, every true friend
Of American Industry, is ready TO meet them there
Tfibuns.
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Attention Company.

To the members ofthc 9Th Ligh, Infantry Compa.
ny of,he 9Th Regiment
By the Orders Of Colonel A g Cushman, you
are hereby notified and warned 70 appear at Cas-.
tlaon a, Chester Spencer's Hotel, on the 81 day
Of October, lsi3, at 0 o'clock a NJ, uniformed
and EQUIPPED according 10 las, with tents and Two
DAYS provisions and iwerY-iour rounds ofeahrig-
Is suited to the bore Of you muskeis and you are
there to continue under arms two days successive.
" Tor the purpose Of Military Dali and Disei-
pline.
You are also directed and warned TO appear nj
the same plsee, on the 5th dsy Of October Is43,
al 0 o'clock, A NJ, armed and EQUIPPED aud 10
fall nnifnrm. u nh tenis aud one days provision
aol twenty four rounds Of cairiges for lbe purpose
Of Brigade Master Inspection aud review.
+. W HOPKINS, CsPan
l. J Hubbard Clerk.
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Positive sale oG WOODEN Factory

On TbuTsSsy Oct 1874 al Is o'eioek, rae old Safe
Uouss, BoJfoh.
(Wll be sold without reissrye by order Of 40 Ass.
nee)
TIE Woolsn Factory and Machinery formerly
owned by the Cfren Mountain Wooden M4nufst1-
fiog Company, sHoatsd IN the lourishing village u
LUDLOW, Windsor covn,y, VI, upon Black River,
one If The best streams for propeling featuring
machinery m the Stale. The Factory building /.
five stories high, Substantially buiolt Of BRICK, snd
capable Of containing sir sets Of kerseymere ma
chinefy There are nos 10 ssid Faei0fy three prime
sets Of machinery. with complete set II hIiUtes
Tot the same ai0, sdJOning SAD fafiOry. wood
hoass, dye house and dfs AOoss, ali Of winch are
nearly new and convenient for ths business. Also.
a Convenient boarding house, sufficient 10 accom-
mOdaie from 50 to IS bosIdeIs also t~o barns. and
on IN same privilege. Saw Hlii The location 10
iAsofsbis fof Ohisning wool al a ysiy cheap rate.
for iurihef particulars enquire 81
ID. PERRY Esq y. N. at Lodlo~ or
WHlrWELL. sEAvER 4 Go.
Sos 34 q Morton Bloch, sils ~
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AUDITOR.
THE FARMERS SUNSET HYMN.

Praise to thee, Fathe-, for all good
Voucbsaf in the hours gone by;
For life for strength, and fortitude,
And hope that doth no. die.
The day is DER the golden sun
Which rose so far, hath smil'd throughout
And labors happy task is done,
And s,ilrd the gladstone shout
The outward strain is lulrd, but soft
Within the chambers of the heart
Rises the music, sweet and Oft,
And grateful feelings start
So bless'd beyond the common lot
With bounties from His gracious hand,
So gracd with beauty and every spot
Is this our native land.
How can we bu, upraise The eye,
In fearful thankfulnos. aud bend
To him who guards our Liberty
Creator, Father, Friend
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IN BANKRUPTCY-AssI SALE.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.
RY order of the United States District Court for
- the isirict Of Vermont, will be sold a, the
Court House in Rutland, on the l2h day of October
next, at o'clock p. NJ, all the notes, accounts
and demands due to Alanson MITCHELL a Bank ppr,
the 9th day OF February last. set forth in his
schedule file in the Office Of tho clerk OF the Dis
trict Court
ALSO,
A T the same time and place, will he sold all
IA notes and demands due Ralph X. Kingsley on
The 9th day Of February last set forth in his
schedule on file in the office OF the District Court
ALSO,
WILL be sold a, the Court house in Rutland on
the 20th day Of October, at one o'clock, p
NJ, ali the right, title and interest which Enoch X
Curtis has in and to a certain farm Of about so
acres, in the town of Mendon which will be more
particularly described at the time Of sale.
VIM Y. RIPLEY, Assignee
Rutland, Sept "a, ls43 39:ii
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Ma VAN BusEN's PoPULAEITy.-The Pc
tefstuTgh Republican, one Of the party papers in
Virginia, thus truly discources concerning MIR.
Van Burens popularity.
ELECTION RETURNs-Eyery days expert
ence more and more strongly convinc,s us that 10
Mr. Van Buren, we cannot look as an available
candidate The prejudice, which The election Of
Is4O showed was en,e Iiained towards him by vas,
majority OF the American people seems 10 be gath.
ering daily strength We say the prejediee be-
cause tina, j, was prejudice lie very increase proves
What has Martin Van Buren, done, tina, he should
tnow be unable 10 command support at leas, equal
TO tina, he received in ls407 SO far from any
new charges having been established against him,
the defenders Of his administration have brought
forward in the Senatorial debates Of the three last
sessions even stronger evidence oflbe injustice Of
the old accusation, than they were PROVIDED with
IN the last contest And ya the lamenable fact
Of his increasing weakness s;ares us gioomily
IN the face The late elections have e a scene
Of conlinned triumph, save where bis unfortunate
name has been mingled IN the contest Tennesse
has gone against US, The legislature by small
maiofity, vet that majority suficifn TO give The
Clay Many The command in the Senate OF the Uni
ted States The able and zeslous Polk Is defeat.
ed hy four thousand faro hundred and four r0feS
while the Democfsue party have sneeeeded IN
eccting siI out 81 the eleven members Of Congress
Polk was one Of those whom the fu'0ds Of Van
Bnren have selected as a nominal candidate for
the v Presidency in every southern State shere
they supposed Il possible for them TO succeed, and
It has been generally understood ihs, Polk was
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RE 1t remembered

State Of Vermont SDE 1t remembered
Dis,r,c, OF Faithaven. S. ID tba, at probate
court holden al Css,le,on within and for SAID d,.tic
on the 9Th day Of Oct, A. ID. 1912
Present A. Warner, Judge
Milton Brown, administrator OF the estate OF John
III. Andrews, late OF Pswlet IN said district de-
ceased, applying to said for the time Tor pay
ing the debts against said estate be extended one
year from the time heretofore allowed.
il is ordered that the hearing and deciding on
said application be at a session of said Court TO be
holden at the probate office in said Cas,e,on on
the 9Th day OF Oct next, and that notice oi said
application be given Ia all persons interested by
publication Of this order three weeks successfully
previous TO said hearing, in the Rutland Herald a
newspaper printed AT Rutland.
true copy Of record.
IS 40 Is. +. IANGDON, REGISTER
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VIC dical'IDstitutiOn Of Yale Cot

vNlIE Lecture Term for 1914, will commence
l. on Thursday, September 2sth, and continue
sig'een weeks.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by BESJ,mrS SULLIVAN,
NJ d. LII. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Physic, by Ell Ivrs, NJ
ID.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, by JosArBAs
KNIGHT, NJ ID.
Obstetrics, by TIMOTHY p Brras, NJ D.
Anatomy aud Physiology, by CHARLES HooKrn,
VI. ID.
Ma'eria Medica and Therapeutics, by lIrsRy
BRossoS NJ d.
Lecture fees, SOS 50-ConiinRent BILL 90 3d.
Naturalization Zee, Standardization fee. SI5
CHARLES HOOKER, Sec'ry.
New Haven, July II, 1913. 1898
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Rutland and Stockbridge
Mail Stage.
NEW ARRANG EMENT.

NEW ARRANG EMENT
ID UFUS RICHARDSON has purchased the
HI stock Oh the Stage Road from Rutland ia
stockbridRe taken the Mail contract and intends 10
rut II prompt TO the mark, hired careful drivers pro.
cured good coaches and hopes 10 salty all that pa
,ronize this Route across the moantsins.
The GAYS Of departure from Rutland, MONDAYS
Wednesday. and Fridays, a clock A. NJ.
Arrangements will he made TO take the members
OF the Legislature and all others going 10 Montpe
lier al the commencement OF The Session, through
BY this ToUiess heretofore.
Mendon, Sepi IsI3.
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Removal.

NNIlE subscriber takes this method TO inform his
! customers that he has removed his Shop ,o'ihe
building one door east of II. Westover's Hotel
where he intends the manufacture of all kinds of
boots and shoes, expressly for customers.
He has on hand supply of frs, rate stock, from
which he believes himself able to produce an article
tina, will give entire satisfaction, and he is confident
that customers who examine and try his work. will
have difficulty in perceiving the great SUPERIOR
tv of gooc thorough custom work over the cheap
sh,made only 10 sell.commonly called sale work
In order TO accommodate his customers to make
payment ,hase hard times, if they will pay one half
cash. he will take wood, oats, corn, butter cheese,
&C. for the remainder. Customers are invited TO
call. ALVIN LOVELAND
Castleton, Sept 25, 1913 3otf
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$4,000 feet Pine boards.
Walions Vermont Register and Farmer
Almanac for 1911.

THE publishers wilt make Vernon, Register FOR
] 1874 more foil and complete than any which
has ever before been published, and it will be s.u-
ed on near the goth of November. or as soon as
FIJI and correct register can be issued
UJ'The edition will be limited, and orders must
be made soon TO secure supply. booksellers. pa.
per makers. merchants &c. should address their or
ders Immediately to
p. WALTON Il SONS. Montpelier. VI.
UTEdnors in Vermont will be enitled to one
dozen Registers by publishing this advertisement,
three weeks
Sept 10, 1919 3aiI
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BRIGHTON MARkET--Mo.dav Sen, 10

AT market 200 Beef Catlle, 350a Stores, 5000
Sheep, and 26I Swine.
Prces.-Beef Caltle-1he prices obtained las,
week were not sustained. A few extra al SO a
~ rs. FRS, quality 90 a 81 25. Second quail
NY, 10 90. Third qualify $1,000 - so.
Siorts.-Two year old, Is TO 49, Three year
old Slial7
Sheep,-Small lots were sold from 70 cents a 81
30. Weathers, SI,26, l.42, l,s2
Swine.-One lot to pedd,e. sows and barrovs
averaging 100 lbs. l-2 cents Atret.il5 a6
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Medical Notice.

DR. JAMES McCLINTOCK, Professor OF
~ Anatomy and Surgery IN Csslleion Medical
College. respectfully Informs the public tia, he has
returned to Caslleion, and tenders his services
Consulting Physician and Surgeon
To prevent all future difficulty, he now gives
ice that his fees will be as follows:
For ordinary vsii, advice or prescription, to
citizens ia the village OF Cas,leion, 81 10 81
Operation for SuabismUs, Squirting, SiOto $40
Cataract s25 TO SIS
AmpuiaIOn, s2j 70 S15
Attendance In Obstetrics. simple case. $40 10 $50
For visits out OF the village Of Castleion, an in
crease OF so cents per mile will be made. Opera
tOns services, not here menliOned will be chang
ed FOR sgreeably the above Rates, or according 10
contract al the Lime the services are rendered.
Casleipn Sept 4. Isi3. 1873
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DIED.,

In Waingford on the l7,h inst. Eli Calkins,
formerly of the State Of New York, aged SO, rev.
dictionary pensioner.
In Csst'eon, on the LIST inst, Of fever, Miss Lau
"a II. Brown, aged % years, daughter of the late
Freedom Brown. Also. on the lth inst, Of Con-
SUMPTION Miss Elizabeth F. Brown, aged II wears
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a Rare Chance for IA good
Printer.

IN consequence Of ill-health the Subscribsr is in
i duced to offer for sale the entire establishment
OF the RuTL.SD HER,LD, Consisting al Two Iron
Printing Presses, and linking Machine Typs sufi.
Client Ia p'Ini any country newspaper, 100 fonts
"eany new. very good assortment, ~ Doh Type,
aud a list of nearly Fifteen Hundred ssb-cr,bers
As there !. no other political paper IN Rutland
County, the circulation Of HE Herald Is extensive
and receives very liberal portion Of Job Work and
Ad'euising. Any one disposed 10 engage 10 the
printing business, Will lind ih,s very desirable 10.
cation fof urlher psHIc ulsrs all letters (psi pad)
viii receive p'Olnpi attention.
II. T. WHITE.
Rutland, Sep, ~. 1919.
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J. BARRETT.
Agent for the Conn nissiou Store
AT RITZ Ann

AT RUTLAND.
LIQUID inform the public that he will sell the
" following Goods for cash or ready pay,
niNo TRUsT-ru
40 good dining chairs Of different patterns: IS
doz. scythe stones; aueers; knives and forks: pen
Knives plane irons; rasps; screws and butts: door
handles; shoe hammers; paint brushes all sorts aud
sizes; hair and counter do; 30 doz corn btooms;
FORK and mop handles; clothes pins; paper by the
qu're or ream; buttons, large assortment; hair
combs OF all descriptions; fur hats; mtens and
gloves; vests and pantaloons suspenders; gentle
mems and ladies' shoes and slips, Of the bes, quail
"; wells, laces and ribbons; silk twist thread &c;
100 whips OF different kinds; stoves plough points,
shovels; kettles; cauldrons bar iron; laYdanurn: pa
Igoric; csmphof and essence Of all kinds boot
oiackng and varnish; earthen and tin ware of differ
e sof's' glass bottles razor s'rops; fazors and ra-
zor paste; British luslre; lard lamps; steel pens
pocket books and wallets; lumber OF all sorts: shin
giles, boards, scan,ling. ana square timber 100 axe
heres 20 pair OK bows flour salt: Lees and Colts
pulls p'cra; Indian Purgave and life pills; Moffa,l's
DO hulFs Physic, opedeldoc; renovaiine SOAP, sba
wing do; cheese hoops and measures: wooden dip-
pers; 40 gross matches, indigo paints Of different
Kinds; window paper; powder; pepper, bed ticking:
''''h anu "a'ches; grass seed; baskets and tubs
steel traps and mouse do. sewing avis; lamp black
vinegar by the barrel or gallon; tea aud coffee pots,
&c, &c, for sale cheap for cash.
All demands due R. r. Thrall. for goods purchas
Cd at bis STORE must be paid without further notice
WANTED,
In exchange for goods, butter. cheese lard tsllow
Sleeps peiis fur Of ali kinds, paper rags old brass
old iron, pewter, copper, fleece and pulled wool
geese and hens feathers, wooden yarn, tow and fan
mel CLOTH oeeswsr wax "a cts per 10, mustard Seed
hogs brsiles, colts and caiiles hair for brushes cat,
''es horns, &c. dc. 100 ios. sPrucs gun wanted
soon. aaA
Rutland, Sept 25, 1913.
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MILITARY NOTICE
70 ne Rutland Cti.eEi Corr,

To ne Rutland Cih.sEs Corps:
Tn The morning OF the Sd Of Oct next the Corrs
w'Il assemble a, their Amory as early as O..
clock, armed and uniformed as usual For the
days OF dull they will wear blue OF black pants.
and white on parade duty and review In the
mean time they will arrange themselves into sec.
tons, Of SIX IN each with on-coInmssionc8 Off.
Ger, each section to a tent and forming one mess
Inc ofiicet OF each section will forthwith enrol
ana number the men composing 1t and report to
the Clerk. Each member will, withou, DELAY
report himself to some one Of the officers Of sec.
lions that oil arrangements may be made previous
to The LIST We leave il TO other companies the ne.
cessny ofbeinc reminded Of fines and penalties
and the extreme rigor of the law; for The Corps.
1t IS saificIeni only to notify them Of duty, aud il
will be met by promp, and soldier like execution.
BY order the Captain
l. J HupBAsp. Clerk
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Confidence is not always the growth of time
there arc minds tina, meet each other with spc-
cies OF affinity, and with promptiude and faith
that belongs 10 the pure tsstnce Of which they are
composed
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THERMOMETRlCAL OBSERVATIONS
MARRIED

In this town, on the Q5th inst, by Rev. Josiah
Perry of Brandon. Mr. John Tyler Of Barre, to Miss
Mary Jane, daughter of Benjamin Smith ESQ. Of
this town.
In Rupert. on the 18th inst, by Rev Mr. Hubbard
Mr. Gideon c. Leach, TO Miss Lois B. Harwood.
AT Pawle', on the 18th inst. by Rev Mr. Hubbard,
w. tnderhill Phelps Esq. Of Rupert, to Miss
Opheli Leach, of the former pacet
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For Sale.

A T the late residence Of Epbraim Dudley deceas-
u ed, in CastIeton, the 28ih inst, at one o.
clock afternoon, the personal property belonging Ia
the estate Of the said Dudey, consisting Of OK
Cart Ok Sled, One Horse Wagon, CaulJfon
Krule, | Grind Stone, and numerous articles Of
farming utensils, and household furniture A libef-
al credit will be given good security
ZIMRr Howe,
JAMES Adams
ELrAzuR Lyman. ia
Cas,leion, Sept. IL, lsi3. $3.50
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THIS Is 10 ca1iion persons sgsins, harboIing or
trnsiiog Joseph Hsridon. an ndenisd boy on
my account. as hr has lsi m, employment and
shall pay debts oihis contracting ziier titus
DANIEL HARVEY.
Shrewsbury, Sept. Is, ls43. s9sI
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Notice.

A Ii persons having unsettled accounts with the
"a subscriber, are requested 10 osll and adjust
them without DELAY Al who interested IN this
notice will please give IT their promp, siieniion.
SOLOMON FOOT
Ruiland, 9th Sept Isi5. 3s4I
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The Individual rally inicndcd to b. run for tina, Of
nee, provided Van Bnrrn receives the nomination
OF our Nliioaal Convention.
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N O Il | G. f. A..

YNHlS may certify that I have given my son
l. James A. Marley, his time until he becomes
OF lawful age, and shall claim none OF his wages,
nor pay any debts of his contracting after Tits date
ALLEN MANLY.
Rutland, September 90, Is43. 394i
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The mos foolish thing IN the world is 10 bow
to the rich until you unable to stand before m
homes man
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STR.lY .N.1RE.

E>AkEN up by the subscriber, on the 4th Of Sept.
l. inst, Brown Mare, with some white hairs on
her body, and three white feet, and white stripes ON
her face. said mare supposed to be worth sbout
lnny dollars The owner can have said mare by
proving property aud paying charges.
JONATHAN II. TOWNSHEND.
Stockbrdge, Sept. 9, 1919. $3.50
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Cheese Casks.

1000 FRS, Rate Casks for sale by the subscri-
L WV Der, at a low price, made OF bass board
at bis shop in Dorset. Also for sale, Meat Tubs
and Barrels. All kinds of Cooper work made TO
order. CHARLES BALDWIN, Cooper
Dorset Sept. 6, lsf3 37:u
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in all It's branches, and will furnish customers. on
lie shortest notice, with all kinds Of Hats, Caps,
&c, at reduced prices for ready cash, or in ex-
change for most kinds Of country produce, such as
Rye, Corn, Oats, Butter, Cheese, Pork. Beef. Tai
low, Hogs Lard, Wood, or store pay on the stores
in Town. Likewise, all kinds OF Hating or Ship.
good Shingles, spruce Floor Plank, and good spruce
inch Boards, wanted in exchange for Hats
Those whose notes or accounts are due. will con
fer favor 10 call and pay up, for punctualisy
is the lie Of those with limited capital
JOHN COOK & co.
Sept. o5, Is43 3qif
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Bees I! Bees I!

kn SWARMS Of Bees are offered for sale by
sJO the subscriber. AARON BARNES
Rutland Sept. Goth, Isi3. $50
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Piano Eorfes and Organs,

as he fully un, erssnds them: and he hopes to 70
ceiye some patronage ~ that way. d.
n. II. Old gold and silver taken In exchange.
Rutland, Sept. II, 1888 1893