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WINDOW SASH.
GROCERIES.

GROCTR7ES.
40 fIhds. ST. Croiy, Porto Rico and New Orleans
M Sugars,
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
) bbs. Crushed and Powdered do do
6 hhds Porto REQ Moasses,
10 bbls. New Orleans do
40 Chests Hyson, Hyson Skin, Young Hyson
and Pouchong Teas.
2 tons Saleraus, AZ
rs kegs boxes Plug, Cavendish and Sheep
Tobacco.
barrel I.orillnrd's Maccaboy Snuff,
Is bbs Smoking and fine cut Chewing Tobacco,
30 boxes Bunch Rasns,
80 bags old Java, Gran Java, Rio, and Laguira
Coffee
G do Pepper and Pimento. Also, Starch Gin
namOn, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pipes, Bur Lamp, Sperm
Candles, Ginger, Cod Fish, Mackerel, salmon, &c
With the above and many other Goods, we wish
to buy money and offer more for it than is usually
paid nllhis vicinity. Purchasers are respectfully in
vited TO call. STRONGS.
Nov. H. 1912. 25
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ASSIGNEES SALEM BANK
RUPTCY.

RY ZlRTt'E ofan order issued ont of The I. S.
ID DTStfict Court for the District Of Vermont, will
Sell at Pubic Auction, OF my Office IN Burlington, on
Saturday, January II, 1913, at o'clock p. NJ, all
the rgh' tide and interest which Sylvester B. Wor-
den had on the 2jh Of May 1912, 10 lot Of land OF
about eighty acres, in Washington, Lucas County,
OHIO, aud the sane land described IN his Schedule,
hlled in SAID Court
NATHAN y. HASWELL Assignee.
Burlington Dec. a. 1872
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WORMS LIOEMSt

nR. NJ. H!TCllCOCKS nrivalled and unequal
II led Worm Tea, a sovereign remedy for Worms.
This invaluable medicine has been tested by the eX-
pelence gilmore than ten years use, and administered
to more than $4,000 person OF various ages, and
not one solitary complaint for in no one Of the thou
sands of instances, where it has been used agreeable
TO the printed directions, has tit over failed.
n. b. Ask flr DR.. VI. Hitchcock ; Worm Tea, rs
there are many nosrums abroad for the destruction
&C,
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WMR hYRR0


The green hills Of my fa,hcr-land
In dreams still greet my view;
] see once moro the wave girt strand
The ocean depth Of blue
The sky-lhe glorious s',, outspread
Above their calm repose--
The river, DER its rocky bed
Sui singing as il flows
The stiffness of the Sabbath hours,
When men go up to pray
The sun light resting on the flowers
The birds that sing among the bowers,
Through all the summer day.
Land Of my birth !--nline early love!
Once more thy airs breathe!
see thy proud hills tower above
Thy green wales sleep beneath
Thy groves thy rocks, murmurng rills
All rise before mine eyes;
The dawn Of morning on thy hills
Thy gorgeous sunset skies
Thy forests from whose deep recess
thousand streams have birth,
Gladd' ming the lonely wilderness,
And filling the green sentness
With melody and mirth.
wonder if my home wolld seem
As lovely as OF yore!
l wonder II the mountains stream
Goes singing by the door!
And If the flowers still bloom as fair,
And if the woodhnes climb,
As when | used to train them there,
In the dear olden time
wonder if the birds still sing
Upon the garden tree
As sweetly as in that sweet spring
Whose golden memories gently bring
So many dreams to me!
know that there hath been change,
A change Ger hall and earth!
Faces and footsteps new and strange,
About my place of birth!
The heavens above are still az bright
As in the days by,
But vanished is the beacon light
That cheered my morning sky!
And hill, and vale, and wooded glen,
And rock, and murmuring stream,
That wore such glorious beauty then,
Would seem, should return again,
The record of a dream!
mourn not for my chdhood's hours,
Since IN the far off West,
'Noath SUMMER skies, in grccner bowers,
My heart hath found its rest
mourn not for the hills and streams
That chained my steps so long,
Ye, still see them in my dreams,
And hail them in my song;
And often by the hearth fires blaze
When winter ewes shall come,
Well sit and talk of other days,
And sing the wel-remembered lays
OF my green mountain home.
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LOOKING GLASSES

4 LARGE AM well selected assortment, consist,
- !, A ing Of GH Hah9ganyan GiH, lIojtoSanv and
rGaY framed Looking Glasses, for sa!c at greatly
.ggi1U''I lic,5 al the Hardware Store, Corner Of
tultcA and CuLeEo SIS, hY uAGAR ~ ARTIIi-n
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CONWAY MEDICINES.

OOIN w n MEDlClN LIS.
TTNHE Subscriber W. l.. KiDDER, gives notice
l. that he has succeed the late r. Ktider in the
preparation Of the well known CONWAY MEDICINES,
ana Will hereafter rive particular attention 10 ths
pre}araon OF the following ARTICLES, the long es
lapbhed cGiebly OF which, precludes the necessity
uI rc-plhlIcatOn OF the numerous certificates in
the hands Of the proprietor.
Doct. aebb's Rheumatic Liniment.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprans, Numbness,
ChilbIanS, Stiffness in the Joints &C., will AFFORD
the most unexpected and immediate reefin the most
obstinate cases Of rheumatism, in a few hours this
article is openly recommended ly Physicians. The
Llnlment is done up in enlarged bottles. Price 37t
cents.
Dumtries' Itch Ointment.
The extensive sale and established reputation OF
DuMfRfES' lTcn OINTMENT, encourages the pro-
prietor to recommend it to the public with renewed
CONFIDENCE, aS the most nnoccn, and powerful rem.
edy for this annoying disease; it contains no mer-
curry, or any other dangerous Ingredient -anj can
be applied al all times with perfect safety. Prise
25 cents a Box.
Remedy for the Piles.
Inc concurrinE testimony OF relieved patients,
from all quarters, te>tyng to the cures effected by
the medicine after all others had ia led Together with
the increasing demand rthe article from all parts Of
the country, prove it 10 lie OF the most valuable
specifics known forth troublesome complaint.
liza Clergyman writes
Boston, February 10, 1871.
have made trial Of Dumfries Pile Electiary and
found 1t produced salutary influence almost iinme-f
Ilalely, and confidently elieve e.ectua remedy
for that uncomfortable and debuating complaint,
Humanity has induce me to recommend IT to persona
thus afflicted and so | shall cOntinue to do.
Yours respectfully, J. s. 81
he remedy consists of an Ointment and Electuarv.
Price for both IS cents, or 37 cents when hut Is
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample dirsc.
mons with DESCRIPTION the complaint.
Dumtries' Eye Water.
fqr sore or u!Bamed eyes, nothing known gives
| erceediReiy bad cases the most unexpected and de-.
>raLIe r%ei he> been found in the use OF this Eye
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UAG1R e. AR THUR,

General gents for Mo.a'> celebrated medicines
o whom all applications for agencies must lie ad
rc>Sed.
Burlington Jan 2o, 1872
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Life . Life Life !! Z
mr. jonathan Moore> Essence OF LIFE. The
- most highly esteemed Medicine that has ever
been discovered for curing Coughs Colds, Asthmos,
and CO\Sl MPTIO\S. Ii viii also remove the
Whoopng-C Cough in one week. Prepared by HEN
RY SEYMOUR, from the original receipt, by the drec
ton Of said Moore.
For sale whoc.a'e, hyPECK s. SPEAR, Burn
ton, and al retail, by the principal Druggists IN
United States.
Orders directed TO Henry Seymour Hadley, Mas
will receive prompt attention, and any quantity
Medicine Immediately furnished.
CAUTioN.--As there is much of The spurious art,
Gle for sale ihe particular 10 enquire ,or thar pre-
pared ly Henry Seymour, Hadley, Massa, husetts.
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THE BLAcKsMIrH's EpITAPH.-The following
quaint epitaph, remarkable for lite point and hui
NOR, graces a stone in one Of the parish church.
yards at Ipswich, Massachusetts,.
My hammer and anvil have declined,
NV bellows, too, have lost their wind,
My fires extinct my forge's decayed
And in the dust my rice is laid
From the Italian Of Nictastasfo.
II ev'ry ones internal care
Were written on his brow,
How many would our pity share
Who have our envy now
The fatal secret, if revealed,
On every aching breast,
Would show that only when concealed,
His lot appeared the best.
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anus VI tHt IhppiItiUT.
Doct. 5ebb's Rheumatic Linimenf.

FOR rheumatism, Bruises Sprans, Numbness,
Chllbans Stiffness in the Joints, &C., will afford
the most unexpected and immediate reliefin the most
obstinate cases Of rheumatism, in a few hours this
article is openly recommended ly Physicians. The
Linment is done up in enlarged bottles. Price 37{
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
Hardware 4 Cr.ctrr,

ORR & ROGERS, i'm Ioricrs snd dr,'..,
- Hardware and Cruckrty, have Just t,,,.
their winters stock such as,
Iron, Steel and Nails,
Hdls hnvils and Niccs,
Iron and cast steel Shovels ard Spades,
RnwlNnd's mill and cross cot stws,
W lrrah's York cast sieei = cut and otrcul,t4
Gteavcs & Butchers files, chisris and edge TOOL,
Carpenters Tools az all descriptions.
Trunk mixers iindings,saddlory,& carriage ,u,,,,
House trimmings of all descriptions,
Single and double lowng guns and tincs,
Powder TASKS, shot belts, game bags, &c
Table and pocket cutlery,
with full assortment OF trnckrry and Gh,s Wa.
oflhe latest patterns; all ofwhch will Les sold Atm,
lowest prizes.
Clinton House, Whitehall Nov Ist9 Is,
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q. tOOIX.

i mcni of Buffalo Robes Of all kinds. On.
Beaver and Cloth Caps, with fur bands ur al ,,,.,
The above will be sold 'ower than tho ooe,i II,
ready cash. Oats received in payment at 25 cep,
bushcl.
A Stock OF Hats, comprising all description, ,,J
kinds, on hand, warranted, also for sale on tie o,
est terms for cash. Grain, Wood, Bulter Lambs
Wool, sheared pulled, Lambs Pelts, constants,
wanted, and in any quantity
Also, wanted hating and shipping fus
Those who owe me wood, gram, or othe produc,
sre requested to deliver The same, and all uus.ue.
accounts must be settled Immediately.
OREL COOK.
Rutland Nov. Goth. 1912 ASH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
Goods at Cost.

''ht snoscrihers would respectfully inform the
Pu1nc lh"l ihe Entire Stuck Of Goods former
ly owned by H. Il. Tnayer, of Piisford. and assign
ed To ihem val be sold At cost for cash and a, very
10" Prices Tor produce or good credit of9 and IL
ne above stock Of good. consists in part OF a
good assortment Of PriDls Of every descrpton NJ
de LANES plain aud figured Saxonys. Alnin.s
rl'hhels' Brpd Cloths, cas,imeT,, Doeskins Vest
'nRs' brown arl Wnite linnen table cnyefs Diane,.
OF VARIOUS kinds also good assortment al ,na,
uIuiihings 1900 yds. Of fne sheelinqs 40 inches
Midei Together win a lot OF Gents cow and c,l
p"o's Ladies French KID slips, ties, gai,ers Ac
also ~ Of Lrockery, Glass ware paper hanoings
DC and other goods 10 numerous 10 mention 80 :,
: BRAS 'n'ned Buggy Wagon. / common Buogv .
7ielshs 3 horses all Of which will be solI 49,
10Y Tor cash or good credit. wy
, we wish the public TO understand ,ba, The .bo..
o'o's OF roods VIII positively be sold siiI. a., re-
TT, sni a kinds Of produce taken in exchange
mere VIII be public Aucilon At the store go
SATURDAY al 10 orlock A. NJ. unul the entire s,orI
- disposed o. All sales at auction owe! dons,.
VIII be on siK month. credit
lhAfER, SESSIONS d. TOWNSEND
Ph's'ord, Dec. u, 1854
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Carr age Making a. Painting

TOllN PRICE has again established himself
~ m the brick shop, directly onp.,-iia tho JsIl,
"iifre carriages Ut any Description will be manu-,
a'tnred To order IN the latest sly les and most sub
a'nI"i manner hepainng Of old ~ broken cat.
lhry are also prepared 90 execute. In /, snneyio,
stvie an Kinds of h"use, carriage sipE and ornam.n
ta' painting Imitation of Italian, Egynlian. WHINE
grey and black marble A 50 perfect in,,,ii,,n, Of
OAK m'hogany' maple, black w1lnui rose and satin
W. eAe'u'ed e"'ireIy with on Pants, warrant.
m,i"n OF Gtaniic, for pillars 10 stores. hotel. ,o5
u'nef uuIl'i"2s done m a varrsnrabie and dursbl.
S's'e' orders from abroad promptly attended 10.
Phi, ions PACE
''' ''P'' 'S' isiS. 9-:I2-Gm
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FOR MALE,

TIE WOODEN FACTORY and machinery 6
mery owned 10y the Green Mountain Woo..o
Manufacturing Company. situated in the nuuu,hr1g
village Of Ludlow, Windsor County, VI, upon Earp
River, one OF the bes, streams for propellinr mann
factutiug machinery in the state. Tie Fac,o,,
building is five stories high, substantially huh Of
brick and capable OF containing six seits nf ke,s,v
mere machinery. There are now in said factor,
three prime sets OF said machinery: with comu'e,s
set oi fixtures for the same, also adjoining said fac
tory. wood house, dye house and dry h, use all
OF which are nearly new aud convenient Tor the Inn
sness. Also convenient boarding house, sufI
cient to accommodate from so 10 IS boarlcrs: also
two barns, and on the same privilege. Saw Min
The location i. favorable for obtaining wood a,
very cheap rate.
The owners ofihe above property being desirou,
ofdisposing of the same. will make the prize and
terms OF payment such as cannt fail OF giving .sl
i.taclion 10 any man who my wish TO purchase
For further particulars enquire Of
NlllTWELL, SEAVER Co.
Mix Street. Boston
d. PERRY Esq, p. NJ at Ludlow or
JOHN DUNBAR, Esq, Newblrv, VI.
October 4 1912. 4l.2-3m
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The Uni,cr.ai Medicine Of Life

rrRRANaRErlTs FILLS ua' T. sad To- tt n,
800 ,sa ,,,ro.., a.. nerves spd tie
~t. ,ias II dse,toa o., .Aeh urod seii neholy and
g'esvut tie rf~staa 81 thsse hsmou's 70 ~ Ne "~s
Efssp~las Seutt,t Guat. ard uose sip' esgs col o
- i.gh tie Sta~e I'D Uta.si q, raed sithia ~
D. . ~su Oaar',i.sd that 80 H~"dreih fli' have
s'i'd thousands ct tr 80 aed ae'' pr''oa e,re ~hen
ne ft phssaas bad pfotouures them be'""d ~ hnHAH
rssf u rs uH9 AHo~a Thai TIE Hiand.
rrth rfs 20 cvtf. bat % go "nae','"Oh h"" lhey
core that hF ieif purg chet on The blood, tha tue,
r,si"f, the bds g. health.
he ,siee o. thi. medicine 70 becoming nore and more
f,,oi,r, n Of, recommended tfsan fam, .nii,. Tie
tfandrsih Pills remove slnnsi nps trepbi- mannr'
ell Hottous a.cumuisians aud pufiy Hnd nsgutPte the
bnod aed good secs afo ~" crohiethalanetd by ~
tncuaunienre cing conps.d ehifsy 81 vegetables te'
a. otpc th"s. Who ttsm to dsncs and thct al.
coftain ue' saiu,afy They IRE daily and
81. sdHintsred TO infancy. yruth. manbncd and old
sgc snd r IN tie most u'ical and delicate cifcu
sisncss They D. not dsutb choke the animal iune-
oa' hs, restore 'hs order and re establish Then health
The tpndreth Piis sold at 70 ceot per boz al Dr.
Bs.ndt,ih. Nr~ Enrisnd OfSce
10 HANOVER STREET 10
only place n BoSroN to' The Tsur PilL,
" To u. REMEMRrREb tt.t s,eh 1.-THE genuine
has upon II THREE COPYRIGHT LABELS
rnst each label la, Two signatures OF DIR. BeeJam'n
Drsrdreth upon It.
Ane there mu,, I've upon .sch L,I three .gn,ue, tho,
DRANDRErb, NJ. ID.
BENJA rs DRAfDRETH.
r,sde, tn, labels fo 81 smell printing done in red
ink there being the label. ncaty three hundred impress
Ions OF i',nI.unn Bfandteth's Pls
AGENTS lar ms STATE IN Rutland County.
Rutland, J r. MILTON. orwell, 4. l.. Catin
p,ri.r & R.t.y sss-i.,, wn n sh.ldnn,
Bra ndon, Ira Buttou. Ifttsfofd, Henry Siuionds,
Warren Il Bliss. Pouitncy. 4. Bliss,
Clarendon, G d A. Ballard James O. Richar's son,
Hitchcock T. Morgan Shrewsbury JohnIjuo kma,ter
Csstleton Hedges &Hswkins Sudbury, r., reham.
T. J,mirson. ltin,nouth. \. W Sawyer,
fuiting,vilc, Brown X Dow Walhngford = Townsend jt
Dauby, ). e. n. J. Smith. L7plam Vail & Co
Enooh Rogers. Wells, Allen Grover
FsirAVen, 4 G. Aleh Hesttasen, ). u. Armstrong.
bdd-to~n, :. &. Bruce. 7. Smith,
Orwell. ", Chapman e. Co Whitehall, NY la, SMoody
Those AGENTS ikswic supplied with
BRANDRETtiS tx rERNAL REMEDY,
Which Is Pronounced by these who have made ttal
A Boon 10 The Human Race 62ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
PIANO FoRTEs. WHOLE SALE AND
RETAIL

HE is constantly receiving from the Factories
IN NewYotk and Albany, Superior Piano
Fours, made by the best wotkInen, with all the la
test improvements and elegant exterior, warranted
10 stand any climate. Prices from 5000 to $500
-Four first Premiums have been awarded the above
INSTRUMENTS al tho American aud Mechanics lnsi-
tuies, for the best Tone and Touch Persons about
purchasing "ill do well iogive the subscriber call
before going to New York, he win sell as rhenp as
in the city, thereby save expense of trdnsportaiion
All Instruments purchased at this establishment are
warranted for one year Old Piano. Forics taken in
exchange, and Piano Fores tuned a, short notice.
Whitehall, y I. 20, 1912. d3tf
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~ fsthef ests r1e lcuss hf.
lnbstd with Hrns hsht
He G,.p.fej Jhen With rnHierou, care
Ma, thesn h,, ho,y inaTe bes-
And BAD. me-. TEAM snd hand. ptspsie,
To teep ihsi imsse bright
A esstsi -toughi most cUtiousiy,
Though " inferior nusid,
In iu,ea each rcul. and ,bese ssi5 be,
NJ temples are. snd Dear 10 me.
Keep ti,,m 10 ,p8il,ss yurly.
More precious, faf. Than sod.
lie bsdc me. with uncsasing care,
Polish each precious gem,
To watch ,bem nish' and DAY vi,h prayer,
Ire, so si.e,r lusife should impair,
for YET he'd claiu ,has. brlhants rafo,
To eisce lis diadem.
Oh what fsaffol change was mine,
un~ouhy. weak and frsil,
Nor ye' this trust NAV resign,
Butye mus, help 10 guard each shrine,
Les,,,, fof ave tl.,ir loss rcpine,
And sln be % my soul
Yes. you mus, help this watch 10 keep,
Tot oh o., mlne alone,
Tie fearful nsk--you ton must weep,
IN una,aiiine sorrow deep,
Should harm heal them. while you sleep,
Nu' could your tears atone.
We may no, hold these treasures light,
A proe Is on them lad,
4. a.. 4. Il a..
b, large rewards, by fraud, 10y fright
Bot nerve y.,ut arm aud clear your sight,
And watch his wiley tread
We may M, barter Them Tor gold,
Nor crowns nor kingdoms far,
Oh never has their worth been told,
They ne'et can die, DO, e'er grow old,
When fst eternity has rol'd
They sill shall sparkle there.
Nay, blsnch not, shrink not from your trust,
Bot Ia The end euduots
Their ln.ire may he di,ned to dust,
Their purity be sotlrd toy rust,
Yet, II yen 10 your charge be Just,
IN tbs, there Is a cure.
The leptosy 10 stay,
Nor C. 70 far Jerusalem.
hunt Is optned lo redeem,
Ahd Il you p!Unge them IN that stream,
Twill WISH each STAN away.
| charge YOU then, 10y him wt9 gave
Those priceless pealls 10 me-,
By him Who shed his blood to save,
By all your hopes beyond the grave,
BY all YOU love, or seek, or crave,
From stain YOU keep them free.
By your eternal veal or woe,
Which words can ne'er impar,
And by my love We ne'er may know,
Whose fountain deep, must ever flow,
We must. We will he tue, lof oh,
lo would not break my heart. f.
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ssUfF-oNLY TWENTY FIVE cENTs.

DIX NJ HlTCilCOCK's newly Invented Snuff
ne 49, oes' d'eIe ever disr''ssred by enllG msnia
Europe or America, for the cure and absolue relief
D'tafu Dizziness ofthe Head, Weak ewes. Nef-
Yous Headaches. Fallen Sickness. Pts. and Inl4o,.
"ooo'ea win soufiss, partial shocks Of Palsy etc.
for sale wholesale and retail, By Foster a D,ck.
lnsnh sole pfopueinfs, and successors 10 A. llnch.
cox Co, III Geuesee street Utica \ Y Ia
h"'isnd ny James Ponsr; ia Casllelon f. Jamsi.
ey Warren A. Bliss al, ~,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
Assigncc's Saic--sn gsankruDtcy

.
II Y order Of the United States Dis,ric, Conr, far
tie Disiric, Of Vermont will be sold al nublic
auction at the court house in Rutland, on Monday
the 23J day oI January, inst, at 0 O'Clock. a. m
nnmher of accounts and notes; assets of ThaJ-
IDEAS b. Prsr, bankrupt
AiSo,
Wall be sold at the Inn of Caleb B. Hall in Clar
ond"n on Monday the 23d day of January. a, u
o'clock NJ, all the right and interest of Caleb b.
nan, bankrupt in and 10 ,he dover of Mrs Bar
ney, widow OF Jeffrey Barney, late Of Shrewsbury,
deceased.
Also
VIII be sold al Buckhn's Inn in DANNY. on Nor.
DAY TIE 23d day Of January, at o'clock p. m. all
the right title and interest Of Savd }aitleti bank
fupi, ~ and to certain real estate in Danby.
Also
Al the same time and place, will be sold all the
night TILE and interest Of G allen Lock, in and to
certain real estate, situated ia Dandy. and which
VIII be more particularly described at the time OF
sale
Also.
VIII be sold at the Ina of Rufus Richardson IF
N sherbutne, at one O'Clock, p m, all the ripht.
tue and interest OF Roswell Is. Adams a bankrnp,
80 ,'',i >" ''~ '--'- ".,'- l-'~. -.,i-I -. a..
IA Sherburne. containing about zoe acres
Terms cash. WM. Y RIrLuy,
hssigaee In Bankfuptry
hniano' Jan = 1913. l:3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
John Strong

TAKES this method to inform all ,hose with
whom he has accounts and those whose notes
ne holds that he has opened couLling room tthe
~ ~, corner cafnhor' over the room recently oc
culItd ny MN AZ sturrJ where may ne FOUND
at all times from o'clock. a. m until O'Clock n.
m, except when absent on business. An notes
ana accounts payable IN grain must be paid in the
hphh oI January next after that lime they i'll u.
lelt IN the hAns Of an attorney for collection De.
lays are dangerous.
Rutland Dec. 90 1912. 800
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
Remedy Cor the piles.

wv nose afflicted with this grevous maady, the
Il subscriber is happy to announce that he has
prepared what repeated trial has proved TO be a safe
and sure remedy. While two or three applications
oil The Ointment lnf,llibly removes the complaint Of
common maligniiy. The suhjoined certificates
snow mat ITS virtues, If properly tested, will reach
actef.
Sold a. the Rutland Bookstore-price 25 cents a
box. d. KIRKAIDIE
We hereby certify that we have experienced the
best effects from the use of the ointment prepared
NV ID. ki,ksldie. fnr thn pilns. and do ea,aastv
recommend II to all who are similarly AFFECTED, as a
most speedy, safe and successful rrmedy for that
complaint. Jo.L LocRLis
THoMas ) SPENCER,
JOSEPH TAYLOR
Rutland, Dec. 6, 1912. 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
u. States District Court.
Fer The Disfricf Of Vermont.
IN BANkRUPTCY.

IN BhNhhlfIC I.
Notice 10 show cause against petition of Preserv-
81 fi.h Of Ira, that Francis Slason, merchant, of
Rutland be declared a bankrupt. 1.-THE office of Sam.
ucl P'eu,iss, DI,iuc, Judge. IN Montpelier in said
district, on Tuesday tho 10Th day Of January 1913,
lOociock, forenoon 5000
Notice TO show cause against petition Of John r
EDDY, farmer, of Clarendon. IA said dslrcr: 10 be
ceel'fed bankrupt al the office Of Samuel Prenliss
Di"tiei Judge, in Montpelier in SAID district on
iuesday tie ION day of January 1913, loan
Notice To show sqsins, petition of Eserk
tdiy. farmer at liza 20 SAT- district. Ia be declared
bankrupt at the office OF Samuel Preutlss. Distinct
Judge, 10 Montpelier % said district, on TUESDAY
The ION day OF January, 1913, 10 a. IN. SO
Notice 70 shns cause &C aas petition of Chester
Cleveland. ba' ksmiih, of kuiland, a. said district,
TO be decinfed baRErupt at the office of Samuel
Prenuss. District Judge, n Montpelier in sad dis.
met on Tuesday the l0'h Gay Of January 1913. 10
. m.
No'tee 20 show cause against petition Of F. br,i,n
MaAham "l Mtddiebuy, "a said district To he de-
Glazed bankrupt At the Office o. Samuel P,epii.s
Dshci Judge, Ia Montpelier 80 sad d,srr,c,. ou
TUESDAY 'he lo'h day Of JAnuiry, 1913. 10. Am.
Mare Cd" ~ ~ r~~-- g-,,,-, ,-,.,.-.. - ~.
Mhltney 81 Rutland in said district in he de-
Glazed bankrupt at The o,hre ~ samuel PENIS.
Disif'ri Judge, % Mn,pehot, "a ,ai Di,trici. on
Thursday the 9,h lay OF February Isi3 IOam