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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
FAIR PLAY.

Having no,ictd the advertisement Of
Doctor b llibhard for some Tine pub
l.hsd in tho Rutland Herald, and the
manner hs has treated . respectable pro.
iess,on, while he endesvor 10 support his
own influence by taking leave to insert" n
long i,a VI nancs, I feel 1t my duty to
state to the public nv own knowledge OF
the matter. lwHs advised to call Doctor
n. for nv wife, who was sick with can.
Ger in the aomsch He left some medi.
cine, although | do no, think he Understood
her disease, for being unwelI mysslf and
omplhiniog quite ifiersn, from my wife,
he advised me 10 Jake the same medicine
in part he had Ieh for her, snyiog it was
Just The thing for me-. Neither my wife
nor myself were al all relieved BY his
treatment
DO not complain OF Dr. II. for not Gu
ring ineurable diseases which he does not
understand but, for his taking leave to in.
seu my name for such purposes as above
mentioned againa my own desire or con.
sent, beg leave TO object. It 10 not my
intention 10 call people hard names be-
cause they are generally considered to be
sOfi argument, but when DE- tlibbard or
my other man. misreprcscnls me TO the
public, to accomplish their own purposes,
believe 1t my duty TO correct publicly his
misrepresentation, md leave the public to
make their own conclusions although
am not so well able as the Doctor to pnv
for advertisements, md do not expect 10
make money by IL Therefore replying TO
the language OF the Doctor as near MS |
can, FOR reference for those who wish for
Information relative to tho Uperioriip OF
this practice over all others particularly
in chronic diseases beg 'lcave to insert
my true and solemn declaration, that nci,h
er myself or family shave been cured of d..
seases considered incurablc by eminent
physicians Of the faculty" neither have I
friends or neighbors who have been cured
or who have been bcnc6 fitted" 10 my knowl-
edge, by DR. Hibbards "relorm in medi.
cine !" and his Statement, to TIM, effect was
without my previous know ledge or con.
sent 1T is true that DR. Iiibbad called u,
my house three times and charged me
Sl2 80 bu, as have stated above, without
benehl,ing my family 4, all
ID. G. BAKER.
Poultnry. Feb IL lS45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
DOl.T1NG CLOTHS
AND
Dsrr sMtil Senes.
u WHITE

No. q, Moriea BioeI, M.iA 81, Besfos,
IMPORTS and keep constantly ior sale an
j extensive sssovtmsn, Of DsieA Boii,sg
ClotAs Of ths following patterns. VIA, Anchor,
Arm. of Hsrisn, Bird Of Paradise apd Eagle
From long experience In the manufacture and
sale Of This srtieIe. the dsdveuiser 10 saabls
TO furnish Millen with more periec, end do
tsble cloths, and ., lower pnoes Than they
ear be ohtained IN the Unmsd States.
ALSO FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
OF oil sizes manufactured al The Msssachu.
sets staie Prison.
March q ,lS4t mis- 6mos-lt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

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n ksn, E,0 Col A How en-, l. Thtsll. J
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Vs.lsi " Chsrcfinn. Noah Gii.euld, Nsl-
."n Gt,~o.d. l. Campbell. u Bsie srs
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SA,-'s-r,. u Gst,,Jf. Eso 4 Cares, De
N,. J Faunsn. q E,'ahfoot, F.q Shrsu,.
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Perkins. u Dutdtu, { Wits, SYSbvry-J
~ Roberts Tpucrih-Cspt T. Crsm,on
& Brew.t ESQ. J Brown, l. RICE. A Rsihe',
" II Weller. Carpenter, Bte~sr.A Nor.
Ton WaGhg fotd--J Esfi, Doty, - Doiy
& Dale. Culver, Y nunson. 4 : Howard
l. Holden, Cap johnson, = Cole. Wei,
i GoodSp'ed, y Clemens, y Gmrst. {
Grover GtdHrN,, v Y.--R Graves Esq
\ Law U,broa--D NC CAL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
Pro Bono Publics.

TNlIE time has arrived when the seeds OF
l disease aud death are hYlng far and vide
through the ait. and are pto(usely thrown
into our vegetable food, and he who would
sve,d their rsvaces mus, apply the aDtdo,e
early. The ancient maxim sui holds as true
q. vef--'lIis easier 10 prevent Than cure
disease
From the medical Msgazins.
Phelps Tomato Pitts arc now distributed
10 SCENTS ~ mo.t OF the towns Ia New Eng
land that lhey may be within the reach OF all
who ncsJlhis valuable remedy.
BiliUut Disea,es. Jaundice, Rheumatism,
Co,iirsH,,,, Dy,pss,d. and affections Of the
STOMACH and BOWELS. together with
many nervous affections, arc cured by these
Pills, without producing any arrangement to
the constitution. Thousands have been cured
Of obstinate chronic affections, which had
resisted long course OF aruye and Judicious
remedies The Tomato Pills never fail la
cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. and
viii slwsy, prevent or break up n FEVER,
timely rr>ored to. In purifying the
BLOOD. and malntaing healthy SECRETION
oi tho BILE. ther efficacy is universally
know n and acknu~ lodged. and their rcpula-
ton, firmly established. Person, travelling,
will hnd them conyenlel, pleasant and ac-
tive remedy, and Tho best substitute for Gallo
mel ever invented. An occsslaal dose
OF them, evrn when tho health is
no, much disturbed, will prevent much sick
ness and Suffering. ! any disturbance is felt
IN the stomach IN the consequence oi change
OF diet, or too free indulgence in vegetables
and fruit, timely dose ofihese Pills will re-
move all danger. "-M"d Magazine.
Nuhicrous cases OF ChrouiC affections cur
ed by ,le above medicine are testified 10 in
tie circulars Irh with the agents, and which
PERSONS interested are Invited To examine.
Prce % cents. For sale by Burt and MA
son, Rutland Ssm'L Townsend. Jr. Wall.
lnglnrd. l.aphsm and Vail ,SouihW alline ford:
J.. J. Vail # Go, nanby; Addison Buck,
Pn'ford and by agents in all the country
towns. 80 GmlsroN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

ID II. GREEN beqs liberty to inform the
IL. public ihathe is now anulaclpdng
Duclannss or parlor Organs, on entirely a
new plan, a, less than half the price Of com,
mon paror Organs. capable OF producing the
most beautiful swell OF any instrument ofthe
kud in use. Those wishing 10 buy Organs
or Planes will do we'll TO call and examine
far themselves, before purchasing elsewhere,
lie lkew Use repair AL Kind Of musical ill.,
s,rumen,s, tunes church aud parlor Organs
and Piano ForOs in The best possible man.
ner on abort notice. PouIInsy, Dec, 1874.
5lly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

liz /. the subscribers, being appointed by the
W Probate couri for the district Of Rutland
commissioners 10 receive examine, and adj
just all claims and demands OF all persona
agdlns, the estate Of
Francis PerGins. Tote If Mlddieio,rn,
in said district deceased, Represented insol.
vent, and also all claims and Demands e1lIb-
tied IN offset thereto and months from
the 9Th day Of January, INST. being allowed
by said court for tina, purpose we do lhore-
fore hereby give notice that We will attend
" tao business oiour said appointment al tie
dwelling house o( Eii Oatman,in Mlddletown
on the second Tuesdays OF Nav and July
next, from 8 O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock
T. NJ. on each Of said days.
JONATHAN MORGAN
LUTHER BUXTON, tComm'rs
ELlAklM PAUL.
Mlddlttown, Fec. 10, 1913 q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
DIR. T.. .SHIRNAN.S
Vegetable Catholicon.

An uncrrlne remedy and known to be sue h
tor the following diseases viz
All diseases OF the lungs which Cause OBJ
suucllons OF tho same; such as coughs. colds,
catarih, bronchitis, and even consumption,
IN the premon'tory or forming stages. Also
engagements Of the spleen. IN the diffcre nj
stages, and all diseases Of the liver. caused
by enlargement or inpor Jtundlcc IN all its
forms constipation Of the bowels attended
with iotpor of the stomach and bowels and
az nli the train evils attendant on these diff
cuhies.
Night s~eats and all forms OF hectic fever,
scroiula, IA all lis various forms and in most
cutaneousdi,easef or those affecting the kin,
and nearly all forms Of dropsy and many
other Of minor importance winch | forbear
to mention.
Finally, this medicine is powerful altera-
i've and deobsiIuent hence II follows al a
matter Of course that all diseases which tend
10 obstuct the natural channels Of circuls-
ton whether IN the larger organs or in the ca
plllary vessels will linda sovereign balm in
his all powerful remedy.
Ii Is Al-o laxative that's sure and ste,dv
in H. operation and never fails 10 remo,.
hab'tual oosuveness II pc tsevered IN a sufIi.
Cient lengih o. time.
IL ~ purely vegetable, and may be used
any Ieaelh Of time that the nature oflh. case
may require without ever harm,ng the con
suiuiion IN the slightest degree therefore
II has an advantage over many other med.
lcinrs IN chronic diseases, which should no,
| be overlooked
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves;
venture to say that no one will regret Jar
insl in any Of The above diseases
Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
IRON a. NAILS.

TNlE subscriber having discontinued the
business Of manufacturing Iron and
Nail: would sy to his old customer. and
others la, he has sevcvcral Ton. first quail.
y b acAsmiths lion which will be sold
low lot cash or approved credit Also a
.sr tons Of Matt, WHICH viii be disposed OF
on liberal terms. Wroughi ,erap Iron
sill b. taken ri exchange for Iron
FAIR H-ven Sept, Oh 1874.
AIANSON ALIEN
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HL.lCk KItEK .1C.IDE-
.NH.
THE Spring Term Of this
u UssSasls.1sn,, ,.,1I

Wednesday. March 5,h, under the ins,,uc-
ton of Mr.. c. ii. Carpenter, Mis-, War
ner Prccrptrcss
The Trustees would take this oppor,unl.
~ 10 tender 10 the public their grateful &C
knowl,jgcmen, for the liberal patronage
thus lnsli,ution has received, and respect.
fully solicit continuance Of the public
favor
Board, rooms, washing &c, mny be OBJ,
tanned in respectable fnmiic, a, cheap as at
any other similar institution.
A. G. TAYLOR. Ssc'y Pro Trm.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

STATE OF VERMONT, ! RE it remem.
District Of fairhaven, IS. - beted that
al probate court holden al Caslle,un
within and for said district on the 4,h day Of
February, lsi5.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
James Hice executor Of the estate Of
Patience Lombard late Of Wells in said dis,
irict having pslilioned said court in wr,inE
Tor license to'sell ali The real estate Of sad
deceased for the payment OF the debls OF SAID
deceased and charges Of administration and
for the interest OF the heirs of said estate
setting forth the debts against said estate and
charges OF administration 10 DO 1850 aud
all the personal property and MONIES IN his
hands 10 pay the som 10 be tl2I,25 and also
hat part ofsaid real esta,s cannot DO sold
wlthoo, injury To the remainder and INST mo
sale Of all viii he conducive 10 The ln'efes'
OF the heirs Of ssid sstns.
IL 10 ordered Lhsi noiire tb'fe"' 80 So"
To all persons interested N 49, 'pr..@''on'
that there s,ll be a heahng Of he same on
tia first "Wednesday OF Marc" ne ue
probate Office IN Cssiieion s,'' ''s" :, puo
lishing this order three YER" e' ~ ~. ~
previous tosaid ums Of besn"s, :" p' mn
land Herald. . new,psprf P''"''' ''''"Ashs
= "u ',. .oPr r LAhGDoN' R'fiStsE
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Noad,aA Grang.t's Enal,.

koad,dh Grangtr's Euaie.
STATE OF VERMONT,I II l. il remem-
DistIic, o(Fairharen, IS. ID bered tina,
at probate court holden al Cas,leton within
aud Tor said district on the oth day OF Feb
rusry, A. ID. 1875.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Whereas Smith Sherman, administrator OF
estate Of Noadlah Granger, late Of Castletun
10 said district. deceased, has this day made
aspiration TO said court 10 wiring, setting
forth that the personal estate is insufficient
to pay The debts allowed sgains, said estate
aud the expenses Of adm istrstion, and pray.
ing for license to sell So much Of the real
estate Of said deceased az will raise tho sum
Of $<52,45, in order to pay The same and ali
necessary expenses.
Ii is therefore ordered and decreed by the
couu,,hs the hearing Il deciding on said sp-
plicstion be referred 10 a session Of said couI,
10 he holden al the probate Office in Castle
ton, on the l7th day OF March 1915 and
that notice Of said order DO given 10 ali Def
sons Interested, by publishing this order J
weeks successfully previous 10 said time Of
hearing 10 the Rutland Herald, ns~spsper
printed Va Ruilsnd, that they may appear
and give bonds for The psymeei OF said dshs
and eIpensss OF o,her~ ise object 10 The gram,
ing OF saio license II they see cause A true
copy OF Record
b.f. LANGDON. Register
EAsH paid for Dat. ny the subscriber.
~ O. l.. ROBBINS
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" IT = y II'- TII-
DIR. ssanning's i'atcnt Lace,


tAHon Of the Hear. Dyspepsia, spins
weakness: Piles; 9io,psu, U,eu snc
AM, and Diseases OF patlurrnt snG child
bed Ladies without medIrine,
TaiS insitumshi he. been examined bt Dr.,
Nolt add Kogcis, y. Y, Francis and Gu,.
comb VI New lIatot and Middleio~n, Conn.
aud has obtained for Iself their favot5Ols
testimony.
The Lace 10 applicable for those who have
the wh"ln or part OF the following symp-
toms -U.ce ding at the Lungs, Cough, Tight
mesa al the Chest. Pslpliatlon ni the Heart,
Dyspepss, sensation Of euneLe.s or sinking
al the ph Of lhs Stomach. disposition TO bend
forward, pain IN ono or both sides, which are
generally supposed to be LIVER Complaint,
bot which are only the result II the grnviia.
ton Of that organ, Tenderness Of tie Abdo-
in-n, sensation Of dragging in tho prnins.
and bearing down, causing the patient to
stop very carefully. Pam IN tho Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbn-.. IN the
Limits. Nosiivcncss Flour hlhus. Piles and
PipiaP,us The nervuns system is diseased
great plnum, dcspondiug and weeping not
kno"Iug why herself &c.
Dr. liIbafd having purchased the right
Tor the County Of Rutland. will endravor Ia
Keep suih tent assurtmen: on hand Tor all
" ho VIII syor him with a call, from any dis.
lance. lie can forward 'tcm To any pvt uf
Ih- STATE, ~ elsewhere. Those wishing Them
sent, viii send n description Of the size. &C.,
and inrwafd tho prce al one, (Si2l, free from
expense To- LIm, and they can have the direc-
lions so plain, that any person can apply
them.
The subscriber will give his spretal stisn.
ron To calls fIom distance, for ohronic com.
'iIU's at his otfcc. on Mondays, Tuesdays
nod Wednesdays, every week, and at all
lines, by night and day. attend to profess
"nll business IN thc ylciuiv. Great i'm
pt0Noments IN Surgery have recently been
made In the CIV Of New York of which he
aSaIled himself while ihcrr) among its
iI''Hed and sc'rnhfc rrofeuo,t, and he Is
enabled Ia psrlurm all operations with I'M
'r"-od m,trupoan FOR Ampuia'ng and set.
g Fractures, extracting Iteh, ne. DC.
lie assures IT., friends and tic public that
his utmost eudeav"rs will he to satisfy them
m his Professional business. and charges Tor
the same. and keep up with the times" in
Of the day. although it may
give his opponents some unpleasant feelings.
J. Is. HUBBARD, NJ. ID.
\ Is All PERSONS indebted 10 The sub
,crlh~r whose accounts ara OF one wears
slandirg ot more, ale requested 10 -'ll and
settle without delay. J. B. II.
Rutland Nov ~, lsit. 4S.2i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
Surgical Ciiniquc OF Castle.
ton Medical College.

Middleton Go.d.m,Ih, N. d being resi-.
ceot Professor u Surgery in Casllslou
Medical College, the Surgical Clinique IN
oon"eotien with the College is placed under
h' supervision. Dr. Golismuh will oper-
ave Or prescribe for .ueical cases OF all des.
'nplons, requiring either surgical opera.
ton snd prescriptions, or treslmsnt, which
cav lie Ire,eu'sd, on "Wednesday Sstur-
DAYS OF each week through The year. %
sra''"ns and prescriptions fof lhs poor viii /.
gtstulIoCs
T.. ), CARR, Registrar Of tho faculty..
DR. Goldsmith having taken Up hi. resi-.
t'noe IN Ca''ie,on, permanently ma, d.
. found Al Wes'oyer's Hotel M. Zee. Vii !.
'he.e Isu,.lT charged IN thu, vicinity.
10 NJ. GOLDSMITH n
. 'sstle,on, Jan 25. lslS
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Low e. Rogers
HAVE received for their Winter,
Il Stock full assortment Of
Hard Ware, SaddIcry,
AND

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which are,
p l20 cnsk, Cut Nails assorted, Sd to 6 inch ;
100 boxes Gins, II Q to IL x Is;
so tons Iron and Steel. we'll assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods,
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes;
Az casks Burdens Shoes and Boat Spikes
2nn doz Files and Rnsp,,
200 d" Table Cutlery
$50 Gro Harness Buckles
w Grcare'' and Sons Save, Edge Tools,
&c. dUeei from he mn,epiaeturers
A large Stock Of
CRCCkERY AND GLASS WARE,
Comprising some OF the latest patterns.
All OF which is Offered nj the lowest marke,
prce. Whitehall. Dec lS44
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Harness
scs, &C.

THE undersigned still continues TO mans
iacturo al his old stand in East Rutlsrd
village all kinds OF Harnesses, Saddles, BIZ
dies, &c. Usually found in country shops
Iii. present stock consists Of double aud SIN
gle, wagon, gig and sleigh harnesses with
silver and brass plate, black, jaraned and
poiled ware and common hame harnesses
mems saddles tree and portable, all varielcs
OF trunks, valisses, brides, ha!ters, circin-
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above articles
are all mcde Of the hes, Eastern oak tanned
leather, aud are offered at reduced prices
Liberal credit given and most kinds OF pro-
duce received IN payment. All persons are
invited TO call and examine before purchainC
elsewhere. VIM. HALL.
Rutland. January 1915. 5II(
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STATE OF VERMONT DE ilremcm.
District OF Fairhaven, IS, ID bered that
al probate court holden at Castleion within
and for said district on The OH day Of Feb.
ruary a. d. ls45.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
James Noble. administrator Of the &c.
tate of James Noble, late OF Benson, 10 said
district, having pe.itIoned said coat for par
tlton a"d distribution Of the real esilte a.
mong the heirs Of said estate.
1t is ordered 10y the court that the hearing
and decision on said petition, be at a session
Of said court TO he holden on the first We'd
nesday in March text, at the probate Office in
Caslision, aforesaid, and thai notice thereof
tie gwen to ALI persons Interested by publlca
ton Of thii orders weckssuccessiyely pre-
vious thereto, in tho Rutland lIeTald,a news
paper printed al Rutland.
a true copy Of Record.
b F. LANGDON, Register.
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CASH paid for Dat. ny the sub.crib.r.
- o. L. ROBBINS.
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From the Mrhical Magazine

Phelps Tomato Pills arc now distributed
10 SCENTS IN moot Of the towns IN New Eng
land that lhey may be within the reach OF all
who ncaJihls valuable remedy.
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

the Heraid from this as centre, to all the ends of
the earth. place is prescribed for every thing ;
mind to scrutinize, supervise, and analyze every
thing, and station for the owners to the utter ex-
clusion Of all confusion in carrying the operations
of the department under sole director, the edi-
tor who lmparts unity of purpose, and congruity
to the whole, not to be otherwise acquired.
Hence it is that the news from Europe and the
distant corners of the earth is hardly arrived, until
it is, as though by magic, announced in the ubi-
quitous Extra. Hence it is that morning transcript
of great political meetings, religious conventions,
and consultations for the amelioration of man and
the annlhllation of all his enemies, for which our
city is famous, is presented to the readers of this
journal, albeit the orators slept and the audiences
snored, while the ndetatigable reporters COM
piIing the veraclous history.
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

PERssE AND Brooks PAPER MANUFACToRY.-
As an appropriate accompaniment to the general
description OF the Ncc York Herald establishment,
give an elegant and accurate engraving, repre-
sentlng one of the most extensive establishments Of
the kind in this country-the paper mills OF Messrs
Persse " Brooks, 65 and 81 Nassau street, New
York. These mills are situated on the bank OF the
Connecticut river, at Windsor Locks, Conn. The
adjacent country, forming part OF the celebrated
valley Of the Connecticut is richly cultivated, and
presents beautiful appearance in this season Of the
wide, and two stories high; with his is to be reck.
oned an additional wing 20 feet long by 40 wide,
making the total length of the building POS feet The
latter building or wing is the machine and finishing
rooms The power which sets in work the mach-
merry of this mill is water power, and is derived
from the Enfield canal which runs past the building,
and as well as the railroad quite close to it, both
and from the mandatory The water power is one
OF the most valuable, retaining throughout the year
uniform and unimpared force, more than sufii-
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

that in four hours he can turn out paper ready ior
use, but necessarily inferior in quality to that which
is subjected to the bleaching process tor longer
first sorted in the rag room, then busted; they are
next conveyed to an implement called rag-cutter,
and cut up in small pieces, to prepare them TOR the
action Of the boiler in the latter they are boiied ioT
ali useless matter; @ W the steep chest next receives
them, in order o be bleached from thence they go
into the beating engines, where they are belabored
quality After all this, the material is ready for the
machine, to be transformed into paper, cut and fin
ished The distance to these mills, from New York,
is 1876 miles, which is travelled by steamboat and
railros in seven hours They are half way be-
tween hartford and Springfield, and twelve miles
distant from each of those towns.
This establishment furnishes us with all our pa
per. Since we have begun to receive supplies from
it, we have paid to Messrs p. u b. over $500 OOO,
and we now pay them fromi 800 to $1,000
week.
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

cent for the end required and is not affected per-
ceptbly even by the present great drought The ma
chnery set in motion by this water power consists
of 1.-TWO large water wheels, nine engines, two 62
inch Fourdrinier machines, and all the requisite ap-
pontments to make such an establishment thorough
ly efficient There are from 30 to 40 hands constant
ly employed in various manual processes. The mill
is capable of turning out 20 900 pounds OF paper per
week on the average throughout the year. and the
annual value OF the article manufactured amounts to
Sl25, 900 at least The consumption OF raw material
in the shape of rags rom twelve TO fifteen tons
week; three fourths of these are of home produc-
ton. These otherwise worthless commodities
are transformed with amazing celerlty at this
mill into paper, an article essential to ci-
vilized life, and subserving more than any
other the most important purposes OF man.
A couple Of days is the usual time taken
to ometamorphose some tons Of rags into paper ready
for use; so that the reader of this may hold in his
hand what but few days before was tattered gar
ment. But although this is the usual time taken IN
the manufacture OF paper, the foreman informed us