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tives; Rev. John T. Kavanaugh delivered
an appropriate address on the occasion. He
was followed by Judge Smith reformed
drunkard, who made strong appeal 10 the
votares of Bacchus 10 forsake their CUBS
There has been quite reform on the sub
ject of Temperance, l am informed a, Ma
olson, during the last few weeks.
Madison does not abound in places of
public resort for rational amusement; during
the past two days the lovers of sport have
been grattied with horse-races on a frozen
marsh near the town. 1t is sail quite a
number OF Honorables were present TO wit
ness the trial ofspecd between The nags. ID.
MADISON, January 18th, 1915.
No business Of very general interest has
been transacted in the Legislature since
wrote you last. Among The bills which
have been introduced in the House of Rep
resenta,lves, is one 10 repeal the law passed
at The last session, prescribing the qualii-
cation OF voters on the question of State
government The discussion of this sub
Ject will doubtless csnsume considerable
time In the House, but, as | remarked IN
former letter, the law will not be repealed
at this session. A Joint resolution has been
introduced into the House OF rather novel
character; II proposes TO determine The pro-
per photography Of the name Wisconsin.
1t conlemplates the reputation ofths and
q, an innovation generally understood as
having emana'ed from the former Execu-
tive of the Territory. The resolution az
ter some amendment was finally ordered
10 third reading. bill has also been
brought into the House to incorporate a
company Tor the construction Of pier at
Oak Creek. q
In the Council, bill has been intro
duced by Mr.. Strong of Racine, for the
purpose OF changing the present arrange
ment oil the Judicial districts The bill!
proposes 10 have the counties Of Racine,
Milwaukee. Washington and Walwouh,
compose The third judicial district; the bill
also contains various other provisions APP
pertaining TO district courts. A bill has
also been introduced into the same body to
prescribe the powers and duties of Supreme
Court Commissioners; also Dill TO provide
Tor The punishment Of offences in the him
trance of justice; also to divide the couotv
ot Crawford, and TO organize the county of
Chippewa. A great number Of notice
nave been given in both Houses for leave
10 Introduce bills on future day.
From present indications the session will
be an unusually short one. The appropri.
alton granted by Congress for the holding
OF the session is small one; besides, it is
proposed to pay out Of the presen, appro-
prla;lon several items Of expenditure provi-
ded for by law a, the session, bu, which
were not allowed at the Treasury depart
menf. The amount which it is proposed
10 take from the present appropriation for
the aforementioned purpose, is nearly
$1,000. Should this disposition be made
OF portion of the present appropriation,
the Legislature cannot remain in session
much over forty days, without, exceeding
the means provided for the paymen, of the
expenses. ID.
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THE TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHPORT, MONDAY. JANUARY 30. 1916,

II our readers find but little editorial in paper
now a days, they may st,ribu.e j, to the fact tina.
we can find vastly more interesting matter to our
hani.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-20

A writer says that the custom of cold.
hearted misers leaving at their death tri.
fling sums TO charitable institutions, is an
attempt to throw gold dus, in the eyes OF
Omnipoience.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-20

Our latest dates bring us no Congressional
news.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-20

sed with the views of Gov. Talmadge, as
they may have tendency 10 confirm some
IN the right course, who might otherwise
waver.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-20

The following are TIE Standing Commit
tees OF the House of Representatives,:
On the Judic'ary-Messrs. Burnett,
Bristol, Darling, Hoard, and Phelps.
On Internal Improvements. -Messrs.
Slarg h,er, Oliver, Mcclellan, Hicks, and
kilbourn.
On Schools .-Messrs Sheldon, Field
Fisher, Moore, and Thomas.
On Territorial Aff,irs .-Messrs. Oar
ling, Collins, Ellis, Northway, and Shew.
On the Militia. Messrs Collins. Brown
Fisher, Brawley, and Slaughter
! On Fnance-Messrs. Northway, Fow-
Ter, Mills, Mooers, and Burnett.
On Corporations, - Messrs. Kilbourn,
Cruscn, Shew. Bristol and Moore.
On Elections. -Mcssrs. Fisher, Brown.
Thomas. Bristol, and Hoard
On Agriculture and Manufacturers
Messrs. Mooers, Ellis, Mcclellan, Fowler,
and Mills.
On Mining and Smelling -Mcssrs.
Hicks, Oliver, Cruson, Klbourn, and
Slaughter.
On Territorial Expenditures.-(J Joint
Messrs. Hoard, Field, Phelps, Hicks, and
Mooers.
On Legislative Expenditures. Joint
Messrs. Mills, Darling, Collins, Ellis, and
Sheldon
On Engrossed Bills Messrs. Phelps,
Burnett, Fowler, Sheldon, and Thomas.
On Enrolled Bills -(JoinD Mes,rs.
Shew, and Cruson.
On Roads.-Mess Brawley, North
way, Moore, Brown, and Oliver.
MExlco- Important MieiIigence.-The
intelligence from Mexico is of highly in.
tcrestlng and important character. Arev-
oluton, effected without blood shed, the
re-assemhlirg of thu Congress dispersed bv
Santa Anna, the ministry (Rejon among
the resD obliged TO seek safety in ignomi-
NOUS flight. and Santa Anna himself placed
IN the position oil an outlaw towards a coun-
try OF which he had procured himself to bo
declared The Supreme Dictator, are the
chief features Of the intelligence. If the
feeling at Vera Cruz against Santa Anna
as represented by correspondents at thai
place, is participated in elsewhere in Mex.
leo, the Dictator, and all identified with
him, are indeed in bad odor as we'll as in q
critical position. How far he will be able
TO sustain his pre:ensions. with the troop.
at his command, with the government ir
hostile hands, and whole provinces in arms
against him, remains to be seen.-Alban,
Argus.
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biEE3E1.

In BARNARD, on The 18th inst, MARTHA NJ,
conson Of ISAAC D, DAVIS, EsQ., and daughter
Of Lot VI, and tlannah Chanlherlin, aged "a.
Mrs d. bore painful Illness with the foritnde
becoming strong minded woman, and met her
fate with all the resignation that could be expect
ed from Young mother, leaving behind her Two
infant chi drrn, and large circle Of warm friends
= he affection 10 her family and friends is severe
in the extreme, but they will bear ii with paIcHce
and inriude Com.
in Reading, 10Th ms, Widow Susannah nge
low, aged 50. Papers in n. H. and Mass are, &c
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From the Cincinnati Daily Times Of
May Goth, 1892

"Wjdar's B0iSam of Wild Chrrv.-
We should jddgs from Messers. Weagiy g.
Kenepper's letter, published this day a.
mong our advertisements, that this popu-
lar remedy for Coughs, Lung complaints,
and diseases of the breast generally, was
really valuable medicine, and worthy of
serious attention from the public. We arc
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BRIGHTON TIAE2GlET.
MONDAY. MARCH,. II. 1915.

At Markn, sos Beet Cattle, 90o sheep and 1871 Swine
PGicHs.-E.ff tGiHe We quote first quality, 50 p
80, second quality S. 4 49,. Ihrd quality, s.
10 al -
Sacrg--Sats from ESQ to $3.50.
Sminc,-Lo,s prlllc, . Tor sows md IL for bar.
rows. Large hog, ~ Atrctail and g.
". Z. Farmer;
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informed by the wholesale agents that they
are almost daily receinng similar letters
from all parts Of The West
We would advise our readers who are
laborlng under an affection of the Lungs,
to mske immediate trial ofths truly excel
lent medicine. The most intelligent and
respectable families of our city have adopt
ed it as ia'ori'c family medicine; and
persons Predisposed to Consumption who
have used it, speak in the highest terms of
its efficacy"
Scores of individuals have been cured of
Asthma, the early stages Of Consumption,
Bleeding OF the Lungs, obstinate Coughs,
etc, by this Balsam, nlier hope had well
nigh yielded to despair, We say this in
Ill clndor.
EJ'For sale by DR.. s, ]. ALLEN,
Druggist, Woodstock, Vt.
" IAN orders for the above medicine,
should be addressed to SETH W.FOWLE
l38, Washington Street, Boston, sole pro-
prle'or for New England.
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DOEiESTICSr

A n BALES Heavy ShrctiupS from I'd to8.
Z ~ Mc,rim0ck lnc--Barlictt, Natham and New
DIRK do. ut the lowest prices.
Trhng,-n Colt. Flanrels, and El"a"hcd Cot,
ons cheap enough by Z. DANA, JN.
Feb. Is, 1915,
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TO .4LL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM,
OIL OF TANNIN, Or, LEATHER
4 .Nrw Chemical Di5corcIg.

Most people kuor that Skins ind hjdcS converted
nto ioihcr by the Of FUnHn extracted from certain
balks DC.
When the force md strength of the Tarnin is worn
out leather becomes DENT, h0ri, arg, bitc, crdctcd,
r7rcrCl iciB crust. g.. YHiS .ILL kNOU To re
store then is it 59fTc'o, W0isiHCSs, strength. sncoN
ness and remove al crst,G or blister cstoTc tan
mir. This substance the leather never can receive tie
second tmc hat the whole rriMGS OF il are in this article
tho OIL OF TANNlN-which pcnelrates the stiiiSt
aud hardest leather ft has been twenty Years in use;
nGd it ersy with the fingers, il imparls al tHCo
a strength that is utterly incredible uU seen. 10 be-
comes RfenfU ir9ibcr in all respects, with Ndcghtiui
sunrss and polish, and makes all leather completely and
prrfechg ippCrigUS to water part Culny boots shoes,
Carrrge tops harness hose trunks and In fact dY things
mqFe of leather, giving splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has and qtCGSt doU5ipg IT. wear aud
durability, in whatever manner the leather is used
THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who will may wear old shoes, gronn with corrs,
ride with old cUrriaaC-ors-hayc old harness, 81 Il
throw them away half ustd-loUk ultby Themselves. md
all about ,hca-cvpend double what is necessary for ar
clrs Of rut,r 10 their hearts content for what we
care iC their prtr1Ces strong that they VIII not
try new discovery. We have no inyors to ash them,
hey urc the greatest sufferers md wCb"g for nohotNs
custom or patronage Now gentlemen please yourselves
~ None genuine nness with the fac sime signature
OF COMSTOCk& co.
2ij-ccp ly. For sale by Or = j. AhlEN'
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JUST RECEIVED

Iron C0MSToCK Co. N. Y. new SUNNY ortb.
i following artclesi VIZ oldfidgos Balm of Colmba,
Acoustic OH, "a sure needy for dcanoss) Coms,org
Vermimge for worms, Hays nameni Ilawe's do InJaH
Veg Elixir and IN fact all Of their valuable Medicines
For particulars see Pamphlets which can he had nj nv
apohecary Store, Gratis. 8, ]. ALLEN DryrD;s,
Woodstock, Dec, 2, 1914, ON s,n
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-27
GROCER IES

n o. d Brown H,sugar, 800 Ioa
III VVSBS ~ a"d Crash do 800 Domingo and law
onc 500 Lump Tnbacco 10 che. Is II. md Sou. Tea
10 SACHS best Fine sat llhls. ~ Orleans a Porte Rico
Moassrs, Spices, Egi,us f;alernus, Winter BlcuchU
Oil &c&c. Just received and for sale at the lowest pr
CrS by e. DANA. iR.
Feb, IL. l2'T.
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sobs of the audience, to learn that its ii.
tie is probably, the "Babes in the wood;'
being a very "woeful ballad" and ad-
dressing itself principally to the sympa-
thies.
Then a vote Of thanks is given success
sively to the Landlord and landlady, the
cooks, waiter, speakers and lamplighters
and the tea party breaks up between |
and lo o'clock at night in great confusion
and good humor, every body agreeing
that they have had great speeches and
great times, great cause and great sup
per, and that they arc glad it is out--and
the sun rises the next morning as if moth
had happened! SENEX.
Fast Day comes the / lth of April, so
says the Governor.
At meeting Of the listers of the cuun-
ty of Windsor, held at Woodstock on
Tuesday the Goth day of March, inst,
for the purpose of adopting measures to
ensure a uniformity in apprisals and as
sesments throughout the county, John
Porter, Esq, Of Hartford was called to
the chair and Rollin Richmond of Bar
nard was chosen Secretary.
The following rate of apprisals were
then agreed on
Good 6 10 feet of Oxen Per pair $4,000
Average class Of Cows 1900
8 yeOr old Steers and Hei(ors 1900
9 800
YearIing 1900
" Sheep LEO
Swine per Humid. pound 500
Bees per Swan. 500
Voted to apprarse and set Piano Fortes
in the list.
Voted to assess Practising Attorneys al
a sum not to exceed $500
Voted to assess Practitioners of Physic
and Surgery not to exceed $500
JOHN PORTER, Chairman.
RoLLIN RICHMOND, SecrltdyV.
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MORE NENN GOODS


JUST RECEIVED 20 ps Rich Dark Prints, 90 pieces
y Ncrrnuck, do. Fail River and Coc1CCU 10.
Super Cashmere D'ECGssec,
Grape De Lame,
Nous &C. luiuc with n variety or onc- soayunahic
GOohs-and fur sale at the lowest prices BY
Teh'y 18th, Isis. c. DANA.IR.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
This may certify that at the age of sew
eniecn, while residing IN Woodstock, Yer
mont, | was attacked with disease ofthc
lungs, watch at times became very distress
ing, and my strength became so FRUSTRATED
that | was unable to labonr but a small part
Of the time, and before many months was
so reduced that my family, (being const-
'ulIonaIIy consHmptIyc) pronounced me in
a confirmed consumption This state
ny health continued for about six years
apparently decIing all the while, attended
with severe coughs-constan accumua-
ton Of phIegm-dIlicuIty of breathing
night swcais'-grcat proslratson Of strength,
&c.
In this condition | was Informed Of the
rood effects upon others Of N. ii. Downs
Vegetable BaIsamic Elixir, and on taking
the first dose | found great relief, aud by
continuing It | soon began to recover, so
much SO that in a short time was able to
resume my business which is very laborious
that of machinis--and have since enjoy
ed good health, with the exception of an
occasional attack upon the lungs by taking
a cold, when | have always found rcIici
by using the Basamic Elixir, to the virtues
.! which slone | a,triby,e the preservation
of my life and present good health.
252-3w LYMAN A. COX.
Stanley Furnace, West PouItney Vt.
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BARGAINS In CLOTlIt

ING. and Am. BroadclOh in every variety Of color
II and Quntl, Eng. " Am. Fancy Doeshirs, Bluc BIk
and Steel Mixd Cnsslmcres, Satlnets md Tweeds can
he bought at very love rr.crs M G. DAM Ir'V
Ehn. g. 1877.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-27

Fast Day comes the 18th of April, so
says the Governor.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-27

THE YOUNG MORGANTALlO
WILL be kent constantly at The stable Of the sUlsrf
W her in IiUrtland through The season.
25i 5w WIN. WALKER, AGENT.
IarRnd, March 2i l3lJ
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N
F0, sale in Cncrhce. BY Gushing Wolcou &. Nichols
?. Ncrrifcld Windsor; s. WiIrd& Co. Ilarll0nd; Dow
1rr, Ncycns & Co. Rolaton Rufus Puck, Reading; l.
NJ Wood south oudsiock in t'e Village only By Dr.
5. i. Alien
Woodstock, Ian. ?, 1915. 2l2:-Gm
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TERMS.

Single copies SO per annum in advane.
Clubs, 8 copies So do.
do. 5 copies $40 do.
do II copies $50 do.
Any Postmaster, or other person, wish
ing to sec copy as a specimen will be
furnished by addressing the publishers
post paid. GEORGE r. GRAHAM,
No. 90 Chestnut st Philadelphia.
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Duty to suffering humanity compel. me to offer my tcs
tmuuy 70 the efficacy Of JuNEs' urOrs for luvURs.'
For the last twenty five wears have been troubled with
m affection on my lip, pronounced by the physicians
cancer. Many physicians we're consulted md rrcscnp-
tons used during that time hut to no purpose, until was
induced to mike Tial Of The above Drops, which resulted
in perfect care aicr taking one and n hnIi bottles
]. r. DINSMURE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

krsslfs'oean,ry. whsch " sst th< esr~, Az iths-s
a. sps,se az. 70 .. shoe ,A.t wis,sr. Bslss@ v
sss~. te ~. ~eriass 10 -The Great ks~~d,
sss thai ~ ssi GO, nasss<s ~~-s 10 ishe ,hss %
sas-e. % p~tpsu 70 a~ lAe " 10 ,sb.tssos.
QrR<hese sei ths esss'rsiy ~'c~sM het,c,
tlees--srd tsis eai, The ng,e iasi sns stsvtss VIE
tsrs Dahsv % Wa Ceerts
No OTHER CAN DIX LIKE 1T.
Aado .. sn orders 10 seth " Peak. Gessrs
Arsp, ISa " sshanese. % nostoe. t7se~.iy
AGENTS. Luther Dsa,ols. Rotlsnd.- -.
Jones 4 Dow, Cn,lingvills J Perkins
Csst!eion W Moulisa n Co. Wcs, Pool,'
ne, A Hiss 4 Co, Poahsey b. Deal.
Wells: Wbsdon \ Swallow, Pa~l.t. 5
sunih, Dsnby 4 corners f! |. } Vail A Co
Dandy Henry Simonds, Pmfo,d Warren 4
Bliss, Brandon. and also ior sale by
druggists aud agents throughout New Eng
lsnd.
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TAILORING.

THE subscriber has just received IRON
Nc~ York tie American Fashions foi
the Pail AID Wio,er 81 lsI5-o, and }. now
prepared Ia execute with dispatch all kinds
Of garments 10 his line. in tie usosi fashions
bic style. Asd "a chsaP as al aGy Other es'sL
lishne0t % the county Cuilng eone ia'
oihss 10 make, At reduced pI,css. Cpll and
examine the fashions iot yourselves. y he,t ~
yeu want any work done Of noi. All l,nd,
OF prodgcs lEken IN exchange fof vol
WANTED by The sul.eu5er. two or ,hrst
good Jo1rne men Tailors. 10 whom coa.ianl
employment and good wages vii risss
JOHN +. KNIGHT.
R0dsad. Sept Is, l7i5 Sc 81
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y. II. DOWNS
egcta Bile Ii n I . n IN c
ELIXIR,

"lIE Great Northern Remedy for Cough.
L Colds, bleeding nj the Lungs, Hronchl-
is, Nigh, Sweats, difficulty Of breathing and
all other diseases Of the Lungs, which are
lncipieni stages Of the Consumpton-a full
evidence OF which can be found IN the seve-
raj sheets and pamphlets In the hands Of A
gents, some Of which are occasionally pub
llshed in another part Of This paper.
CURTIS d SMITH, ST. Adams VI.
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can
be supplied in any part Of The uaion, upon
the best terms.
Sold by especial appointment, by W. T..
G.. S,oddard, Rutland D. Morgan. j., W.
Rutland, V. Ross. Brandon T.. Jameson
Costleion G Walker Benson Vail & o
It's, Middletown; n. W. Sawyer. Tinmoulh
II Slmonds, Pntstord; Hall & Parker, Claf-
endon &. c. Blossom, w. Poulney and
by some respectable dealer in the county.
4Gla
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LOOK HERE.

AtA sac itfm. '.i.ststirg 80 i"UN hmT
: h,p,. vol. tivitc- muo Meadow .psst.Fr,
....afH- s..t H... .t. . nsH. rr' Dr
.rr, H.'H 1900 .vt.upr b.usss. raras.
....t. ou. uH,I...r.. t.ls.,T v|. ..,
furnace and uiphammcf shop, co feet .oas
and fia rate ~Aietpuvilese, soficien, for
almcsl any machinery. The above property
IL pan 81 The real estate Of Ira Narthr,p, late
oi CssileloD, deceased, sbd will be sold Al a
bATsaiR 10 any one w,shisg TO purchase -
Terms made easy. and possession gwen im-
npedisiely. Enquire OF lie subscriber al his
residence 10 CAs;letoL Village.
IN. NoRTIiROf. AdniuiNrs'or.
Cssileson, Nov ,, ist5 IS
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NERMO L ALMANAC, POCKET
MEMORANDUM, and SrA1lSTI

CAL REGISTER iof the year 1910. TINS
Register ~ far superior 10 any thug Of the
kind. that has ever been presented to the
people OF Vermont. The following are a
lev of the prominent subjects .--hppror la
tons of last Congress. Army Officers, Con-
gtessionai ratio from 1903 Ia iSi3. MemLei.
OF Congress from 1871 To lsi5, rates OF post
age under new law. Revolutionary register,
and memorandum for every day IN The year,
these are included IN the Register, besides
the general information, ~ hich is TO be found
in all For sale by the hundred dozen, or
single al the Rutland Bookstore bv
10 w. T.. &. STODDARD.
Rutland Nov. H.
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bic r,edIcine 10 NE proprietor fIedetitk
Bro~ n. ss wssingten ~ Bo.'on.
AGENTs.-.L0,het DsnIel.. ROilsnd- -
Jones 4 Dow, Cuuine.vills, 4 Jameson
CssiIe,on w Moohon q Co. wes, Poul,'
ne, A Bnss, Poulinsy b Beah, Wells :
wheadun s swallow, rswlst smith
DANNY 4 corners n Vail { Co. DANNY
N Simonds, Pii,sfotd Wsrten Hiss,
brandon. and for sale slso by'dtutgis,s sue
appointed agents generally. Price one dol
lsr q boule c7iy
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DR., S O. RICHARDSON'S CELEBRATED
SHERRY WINE BITTERS:

A CERTAIN cure for Dyspepsia, Wan
"A dering or Seuled Pains, Heartburn.
Sinking Fantncss, Piles. Liver Complaints
Sour Stomach, Weakness Of the Limbs, Ner.
vous Debility, Cos,iveness, Loss Of Appetite
Dizziness, Headache, AMI al diseases caus-
ed by a0 uaaealihy slate Of the Stomach aud
Bowels.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the Doc.
tors Office, IS Hanover Street, Boston, and
by Barrett e. Co, Rutland, VI. 3l:sm
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ONCE MORE IN TOWN.

nREL COOK would inform his forme,
~ customers and The public that he las
opened a ncw HAT STORE IN the building
belonging 10 hlsnson Dyer, near his tavern,
where be 10 ready 10 accommodate all With
Has and Csps ef superior quality and at re
dUceJ prices, Tor cash. OF On as favorable
trims for approved credit as AT any csiab-
li,hmenl in the county His wok IL all
manufactured for customers, and every ami
Gle taken from his shop will be warranted.
lie il IN want Of shcsied and pulled sheep
and lamb, wool, sheep and lambs pelis. all
kinds Of Ilsiina and shipping Furs, and
most kinds Of County Produce, which will
be taken in exchange foi his work.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
A first rate Journeymsn llauot one who ut-
dets,inds all branches of his business, To
whom good encouragement and q permancn,
situation will be given.
Rutland, July, 90, Is45. 3l.lf.
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To PRINTERS.
TTff FOUNDRY AID rkINtERs ruR
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ftom On entirely nsw sei Of ms,rires, ~itt
deep ronH,er.. sfs ~sfrsnied 10 he Vn.sS-
p,ssed b, sn1. and vii. be sold At pricss to
sui the tunes
Pfjn,ing Presses Furnished. snd also steam
eng,n~s OF the most approved patterns
" B--A mArhin'si con-isrhly IN attend
snre 10 frrsir ptc,ses ard DO light WORK.
ComposH'on rrlisrrcss f., r,ir,ers.
tsrors Of Newspapers. who Toy three
pnos - much type ~ their tilis HmoUni 10.
msy eire The above all monihs' insertion IN
their papers, ADD send ucit papers contain
ing y 10 the suh.crihet- 81 Hn
COCKNOFr a ONEREND, es Ann ct
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
DOCTOR HERICK'S GALBANUM
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

- II. GREEN begs liberty ,o.inform the
IL. public thalhe is now manufacturing
Dulolannas or parlor Organs, on entirely on
new plan, AT less than half the price Of com
mon paGlor Organs. capable OF producing the
most beautiful swell Of any instrument ofthe
kind in use. Those wishing TO buy Organs
or Pianos will do we'll TO cali and examine
for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere
He llkew Use repair all kind Of musical in
struments, tunes church and parlor Organs
and Piano Foues in the best possible man.
ner on short notice Poulney, Dec, 1914. .
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