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''Speaking about Guns" The doctor told
rs good story the other day. When the
Rev. Mr.. was ordained over the Old
South Church, in Boston, DIR. W
preached the sermon. 1t was capital one.
an a copy was requested for the press, but
the doctor declined. An old gentleman re-
marked that he would give good deal to
have it published, for said he Il have
heard 1t now twelve times, and it grows five
mntes longer every time-it is wondeh,l
Sermon Nashua Telegraph
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Mormons from the county. Our Informant
saw about fifty Mormons under arms, within
about two miles from the settlement 1t was
in contemplation by the Anti Mormons 10 at
tack two more settlements last evening
The St. Louis Republican of The 9th, learns
froma passenger that three hundred Anti
MornOns were eucamped near Lima, and
that one hundred Mormons bad gone into
Nauvoo, where the Legion was ordered out.
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"A charge of larceny. in the matter of the
Mackenzie letter, has been preferred by Mr.
Hoyt, and is now under investigation before
the chief Of police. Matthew L. Davis was
examined yesterday, and testified that he did
not know Mr.. Mackenzie personally, and that
he Davis had nothing to do with the publ
cation.-N. Y. Com.
The publication Of the Hoyt correspon-
dence is still the prevailing topic of excite
ment. The Locofoco papers, finding it i'm
possible TO divert attention from the letters
themselves TO the mode in which thew were
placed before tie public, unanimously declare
that there is nothing in them unfavorable TO
TO the reputation OF any Of the writers. This
is just the ground that we take precisely.-
We are certain that no man who knows them
will think any worse ofthem for this exhibition
Of their duplicity and peifidy. A Judicial in
vestigation has been Instituted TO ascertain in
what manner the correspondence passed into
the keeping Of Mr.. Hoyt. Mr.. Mackenzie
has published card in The Tribune, decIar-
ing that he has no pecuniary interest in the
work, the copyright OF which has been
surrendered to the men who assume the risk
of publication. Mr.. Van Ness and Mr.. b.
garden have both denied any participation in
10 the affair. The Washington Union speaks
OF a gentleman who knew Of the publication
for several weeks before it came our. but
docs not favour us with the name of the gen
teman. In the mean time the opinion gains
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Connecticut and Passumpvic Riuer Rail
road. The subscriptions 10 the stock Of the
Connecticut and Passumsic Rivers Railroads,
reached, last Wednesday, to nearly the full
amount tS5O0,0O0) required to he taken in
the country and since that time further sub
scrlptions, within our knowledge, have been
added, and there are others yet disposed to
take stock.-St, Johnsbury CdLedoaiqn,
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Hints 10 Lady-killers.-Do not fancy be-
cause woman looks atyou, that she is in
love with you; or if she sigh when you arc
by, that she is heart-broken on ysur account;
signing is often well bred modification of
yawning, andas frequently indicative of wear
mess as of anxiety or solicitude.
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An iriSiman, il is said, once wrote let
Ter ;o his brother, containing an account of
the dea'h of a relative, in postscript to
winch he added:
Patrick, don't open this letter till several
days after You have received it. by which
time You will be prepared for the dreadful
iidrngs it contains
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The TARIFF.-The Philadelphia Enquir-

The TARIFF.-The Philadelphia Enquir-
or says:
"A letter from Washington informs us that
the proposed notifications of the Tariff are
likely to be much less radical than some Of
the friends ofthat measure have apprehended.
II is intimated thai the ultra Free Trade men
will have quite as mnch cause to complain,
as the advocates Of the Tariff We trust
that this may prove true, although the course
Of the Washington Union is calculated to
confirm the worst apprehensious of the
friends of Home Industry. The advocates OF
this great measure cannot be too vigrlant.
The destruction Of the Tariff would be ia
tai blow at the prosperity Of the country II
is Wing measure, aud must depend chiefly
upon Wing and Conservative support for its
maintenance
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KENTUCKY METHoDIsM.-We learn that
the Kentucky Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, decided, by an almost
unanimous vote. TO adhere to the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South The vote stood,
ayes l45, noes 5.
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strength that these papers were surren
dered by some distinguished politician who has
personal Srievancies TO revenge. The first
edition Of the wOsk was at once taken up and
another has been printed.
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Why is it that school-master and school
boy lead 'cat and dog life! Because the
master belongs TO the cane inc (canine) and
The boy to the feel line (feline) species.
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From the Saturday Courier.
SONG OF HARVEST HOME.

SONG OF HARVEST HOME
BY WILLIAM c. LODGE.
Our Harvest is ended
LET'S join in song,
That the sweet scented zephyrs
May wait it along;
Der the hill and the valley,
The river and plain,
Til 1t echoes from forest
And mountain again.
To the Lord of the Harvest
Our song we will sing;
And this be the incense,
Together we bring,
For the blessing of sunshine,
Ofdew andof rain;
The flowery pasture,
And fields Of bright grain.
The bee-hauntcd valley,
And meadow are still,
And the rush of the sickle
Has ceased on the hill;
The voice Of the mower
Statutes not the morn,
For the harvest is gathered,
And safe in the barn.
The gay feathered warblers
Of0rchard anI grove,
Are tuning their voices
IL accents Of love;
md the clear sunny stTeamlct
Bursts forth in song,
Through the green messy borders
Ii wandcrs along.
And the breeze of the morning,
That stccls from The bowers
The breath fits freshness,
The scent ofthe flowers
With its music Of muTmuTS,
invi.eih from toll,
T. d tunelul thanksgiving,
For gifts Of the soil.
Oh, come, while all nature
Delights 10 prolong,
The incense of worship
In frce-offercd song,
II the Lord Of the Harvest
VIII smile On our store,
And dcisn us blessing,
We ask fornO more.
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Society:


Washington, 18th March, 1916.
Sir,-At the request Of Commodore Jess,
D. Elliot. transmit herewith TO you, TO be
presented in his name, to the Historical So.
ciety Of Rhode-Island. Medal which Inc
has caused to be struck in honor of J. Fenni-
more Cooper, Esq, in token OF grateful ac-
acknowledgements that distinguished author,
for the historical justice which he has award
ed to the character and conduct of Commo-
dore Elliott in his published writings.
l acquit myself with great satsfac ton of
This trust committed to me by Commodore
Elliot, and am happy to avail myself Of the
occasion tC assure you OF the high respect
with which am sir, sir,
Your humble and obedient servant
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
1t is,thereupon, Resolved, That the thanks
Of this society be presentcd] to the Hon.
John Quincy Adams, for his care and atten-
ton in the discharge of the trust committed To
him by Commodore Elliot
And, whereas, we honor the character and
| cherish the memory of Commodore Oiire,
Hazard Perry, and hold in high admiration
the professional skill, heroic valor, and noble
| conduct shown by him in the battle on Lake
Erie, on the tenth of September, 1913, by
| which he achieved victory glorious to the
American arms, ana gained name which to
us. as citizens OF his native state, is source
of honest pride: And, whereas. in the pub
lished writings Of j. Fennimore Cooper, Esq.
relative TO that event, he has aborcd to estab-
lish opinions which we can neither adopt nor
sanctions: And, whereas, Justice requires
that this Society shall not do or participate
in any act which may imply its acqniescence
in the efforts which have been made in behalf
ofCommodore Elliott, TO establish for him a
reputation derogatory to the just fame OF
his deceased commander:
1T is, therefore, Resolved, That this So
ciety declines accepting the media! which has
been presented in the name Of Commodore
Elliott, and that the President he directed
to transmit the same to the Hon. John GUM
cy Adams, together with two aftcsted cop
les Of these resolutions; and that, in the
name of the: Society, we re quest MIR. Adams
10 return the medal TO Commodore EIIiuit.
and TO enclose herewith, ono Of such aites-
led copies.
The preamble and resolutions having been
read. it was moved that they be adopted as an
act Of the Society; whereupon motion was
made by the Hon. William Hunter. and sec
onded, to amend the report by striking out the
first resolution, which motion. after discuss
ion, in which Nlessrs. Hunter, Goddard.
Brown, Greene, Hall. Gammel, Know les
and others participated, was carried bya
unanimous vote! The question then heing
put on the motion to adopt the resolutions,
as amended, it was carried unanimously.
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RHODE-lSLAND HISTORICAL so
GETTY.

At a meeting on the 10th inst, after the
choice of officers, the society took up for con
sideration the following preamble and rcso
lutions, reported by Committee to the
Board of Trus, ees, sand by them referred to
The Society,"
Whereas, a communication has been laid
before this Society, in the following words
viz: -
John Rowland Esq, Providence, R. /.
President Of The Rhode Island Historical
Society:
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My lad, said said Il Young lady TO boy
carrying an empty mail baS-.Are you the
mail boy We duzcnt think liz the female
hoy, duz ye.
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-AIlcE-N0.
INN r. KNIGHT

MOULD ialorm the inhsenso's oil h,s
to~s, end the as0aniiy ia tshsfsl'
that 10 he. terssrd the spr"s sed somn''
F..h,ons lot Ie+5, dirscily iron Nss is's
Asd h.,tas The be,t 81 sotksssa. he 70 nos
prepared To sxseuls 9th tbs greatest poss'
HE di.rs,es ell kinds Of garment. ~ bic line
IN the Gnosi fashionable snd dsfssls STYLE.
II not cheaper than sny Other
s.sbh,hoesi w Tie souniy. Having had
come 20 yesia' siperisnes IN the by'insss,
Ia has seen the inpo.siblns 81 making Jour
tstiors ~ women. md therefore his Work 70
done b, men. SOLELY. and warranted TO Mt
Cuunne lot o,hsrs 10 make. dono ~ usual. 81
li5s,A Al dfscount, 81 his Old Stand ever Jss'
Barrett, .iofs, one do0i north VI tie Frank
nn li"el
J = X ienden lis sincere ihsnks to he
r,t.a. fut their liberal sappor, tho past
wear. snd slfne.t'y spliris their PATRONS SO
fI the future. aud mnts particularly soiicn'
~hs, HUE ch.nss ihsfs may be Of over one
yssrs Standing.
Ruilsns. April, 1875
n. u. For the information Of the Ten
r.rsnrs community. will state, tho trade
will 10 conducted % rsmpsianes prnciplei
10 oil respects. Tor one yssti iron date,
- 3m. ). n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-22
G. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

THE subscriber having established an
L Express TO run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday Of each
week, pia Fhchburg Railroad thence by stage
through Keene, Walpols, Bellowsfalls, Ches-
ter, Rutland, Mddlebury Vergennes To Bur
ington, thence by Steamboat to Canad..-
He will pass Rutland, Tuesday mornlng OF
each week. going north. aud Thursday after
noon OF each week, going to boston. The
object is to transmit Specie, Bank No,a,,
collect and pay Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do oil other kinds OF business tina,
may be entrusted 10 his charge. all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able Oders may he left with William Avery
or NI. Circuit, al the Franklin Hotel, Rui-
land, and At the Stage Houses on the Route
where he viii be sure TO get them.
Patron age solicited.
Packages to be marked "Bv Lewis EI'
press" G. X. LEWIS.
Rutland, Sept, isii. 3sf
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TO TIE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Ranning's Patent Lace

For Uern,s or Rupture cf rer,ou' kinds.
A n immediate reliefto inciplen' Consnmpnon'
The Bronchitis Of public speakers: Pslpi-
ta,ion Of tho Heart; Dyspepsis, Spinal
weakness: Piles; Prolspsus Uteh and
Ami, and Diseases Of pariureni anG Guild
bed Ladies without medicines.
Tins instrumsni has been examined ,Drs.
Mott and Rogers, n. y. Francis and Grls-
comb or New Haven and Middls,own, Conn,
and has Obtained for itself their favorabls
testimony.
SYMPTOMS.
The Lace 10 applicable for those who have
the whole or . pnri OF the following sVmP-
toms bleeding at the Lungs, Cough, tight
mesa a, the Chest, Palpi,a,ion ol The l'e.u.
Dyspepsia, sensation Of RoneLess or sinking
=, the pit of the Stomach. disposition TO bend
! forward, pain in one or both sides, which are
generally supposed TO 10 Liver Compliant,
but which are only the result, Of the gra,ita-
ton Of that organ, Tenderness Of The Aldo
men, a sensation Of dragging In the Rroins,
and hearing down, causing the patent to
stoop very carefully, Pain in the Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbneSs 10 the
Limbs, Cos,iveness, Flour Albus, Piles and
Proia psus. The nervous system Is diseased,
great gloom, despondng and weeping not
knowing why herself Dc.
DR.. llibard having purchased the right
for the County Of Rutland, will endcavor TO
| keep . sufficient assortment on hand ior oil
who will favor him with call, from any dis
lance. lilo can forward them to any part VI
the State, or elsewhere. Those wishing rhem
sent. will send description OF the size. &c,
and forward the price Of one, (Si2), free from
expense 10 him, and ,hey can have The dlfec-
tons 80 plain, that any person can apply
| them.
Tho subscriber will give his special aiten-
lion to calls from distance, for chronc com
plants. at his office, ON Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wednesdays, every week, and at oil
times, by nigh, and day. attend 10 profess.
ional business in the vicinity. Great in
pro,euS in Surgery have recently been
made ia the City OF New York (of which he
availed himself while lhore) among its
idienied and scientific professors, aud he is
enabled to perform all operations with i'm
proped instruments for Ampuid'ing and set
ting Fractures, extracting Teeth, &c, &c.
He assures his friends and the public tha,
his utmost endeavors will be to satisfy them
In his professional business, and charges for
the same, and keep up with The times in
Improvements Of the day, although it may
! give his opponents some unpleasant feelings.
J. Is. HIBBARD, NJ. d.
n. B. All persons indebted TO the sub
scribef, whose accounts are OF one years
standing or more, are requested 10 call and
settle without delay. J. Is. III.
i Rutland Nov. ~, 1914. 4s:3l
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n Busl J A,wset. " Grey. srUar Hehy-
Elder d Psotsr D.s A White ID 20.
n,n,, Lewis, Oru,H-D Roo, ESQ. J Wit
COZ. Ps~isi--P. Edssuon, 2 SPsuidine,
~. Andrews, = Reed, J Cslshsn. PIf,h,.a
r u Rockwell E.q. Cap } y DOYLE, q "
;H,t,,, r Holland N Rollins. P,nsforS--
@ p Hende~ Eco. A Rsnnsy, J.. Vincent, \
/, Pow ets. T.. Psfmsiss. Col J. Osgccd. u
Mitchell. r sorssnsn, x Jsrhson, J A Hnrh'
rcet, n Gorham. 9 Dutsoo, r Briggs, Pe,ts.
W Hudson, J Hildre,i,. = Gibbs, Cor
ni.h, r Bur,hsm. J q Buuiet. Srs Y. Whip
pls. Po.iisey--C " ssrsn,,Ile. Rphend
b Kelly E,q. Col A Bowen, l. 1hrAll,
Rs,ns,ds. d. LYON, T p Kimberly, Rev d
Hs,bsr. W Chstsr,on, Noah Giise old, Mel
am Griswoid, r Campbell, = Bs,eman, srs.
welh, n no,van, J Paul, J Ward A Ward.
Sl,,bvrns. II GstesJr. Esq, 4 Gates. Ds-
VS., J Eastman, X. Es,sbrocks Eco. Shrew,-
bsrv--J Buckms,,er Eco. = Colbu'n, :
Nips. II Holden ESQ.,, @ Wight D Plumb
!, Col. l. Finney, W Clsrk-A barney, A
Perkins, ID Burdiu, c White. Sudbury-J
nc Roberts. T,nmouh-Csp, z Cram'on
e Br.we, Esq. J Brown, l. Firs, A barber,
" II Weller, vCrpen,er, } Brewer, Nor
,.n. WaHingfo,d-J Earl, Do,y, ID D"y
G. D.l., J. Culver, F. Sunson, A Howard
l. Holden. Cap, Johnson, = colc. Wen
L Goodspeed, z Clemens, N. Grover, Z
Grover. GronriNs, ". Y.--R Caves Eco
A Law. Hebron-D NC Gail
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u II. GREEN bsgs liberty 10 inform the
IL. public ihs,hs IL NOV manufacturing
Dulcisnnn OF pstlor Organs. on entirely on
new plan. st less Than half the price of com
mon pstor Orasns. capable OF producing The
mos, besuiiful swell Of any instrument ofths
kind in use Those wishing to buy Organs
or Piano, will do wsll to call and examine
Gr themselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
lilo likewise repair AL kind Of musical IN
s,rum.n,s, tunes church and parlot Organs
and Piano Fonss in the best possible man
ssr on abort notice. Poullnsy, Dec, 1874.
GIL
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CoNsN mpf0m n Ltrer Cor
ptOtslf.
THE ONLY CURE nc

uTshould beresorledlohy all whom ,r.,,.
Il dfposed 10 Consumption, VI nuubisd rrA
y cough or cold, night sweas, asthma M,
In the aide and chest, difficulty Of br,sili,,
ueh,neH and sDre tho Chest. ttos
chuis, Liver complaints and all ulcct.,t, II
the pulmonary organs
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS 40 COW.
MENT.
Greenfield. Saratoga co. NJ
NJ G J. Rose,eli--. SI The Low, If
lite urges me tn make tins enou To ,lt,,,
some Of your medicine, as ! believe II vii
cure me-. ! will give a statement OF NJ, ca,
About four or five mohhs ago | wa, ,aL,,
with . bad cold, and was very huai,e IN con.
sequence Of working IN water while hli.li,s
and saw mill, beng a mechanic md va.
under the doctors care about four week.
and got 10 be able to walk about, and ,t,td
10 do little work. which brought IN a,nrhl
bleeding oi the lnags. | returned home dr.
printed and sick. This next dn, While sitting
by The hre, blood vessel burst IN my lungs.
and commenced bleeding yery fa, Tho
! doctor happened Ia be near, and lie don.
svsrv thing in his power to slop tie
! bleeding, and finally succeeded after loo,nr
near quar-, from my lunp., and more from,
| ahs iJu' tils Olu UOl lhkI DUl iaM hours
mylungs were 80 spasmo,lic the doctor could
not control ihem,hnd ior five days aud nights
continued 10 bleed, until there wa, no blood
TO run, when II ceased II left me so ~eak |
could scarcely breath or str. Law for n
long lime 10 one position, Uniil nv lunss
healed, and began 10 gam lnle strength
| Dut about Tour weeks Igo relapse came on
and bled again al The lungs, and continued
10 cough and raise large qUsnillirs Of bloc.
dy mAuer every day. and " AZ rapidly hss,eh.
ing 10 the grave. Ny frienos and nelshbors
had given up oil hopes and told me that must
die. Ny physician could give me 10 Ell.
couraeemcni, except that the lungs were nnl
yet liberated aud all hopes Of recovery CONS.
until one ol ynur pamphlets were given nc
describing DrLortor's Extract Of Lungwou.
My.neighboIs obtained bottle, Tor me a, a
last resort, but with very iitls hopes OF II
doing me any good have now taken II A.
bout week, and strange 10 say from the frsl
dose took of II began 10 mrnd-and nv
health Is heuet every way. My night sweals
have nearly ceased, nv strength improves.
nv raisIngs ara less.anG hoye Is again Icviv-
I'd but my medicine is almost gone. aud |
wish Won 10 send me two bottles immediate
! ". aud II | recover, viii do all IN my pow
to spread the news that consumption can Oo
cured, lrennin yours. &c.
CHAUNCEY u. MEDBIRI
We do No, ask people to use DR. larbor''
Extract OF Lungwou unless they nto con
vlnccd from the proof offered them that a
cure can be effected IN oil cases OF lung snl
liver complaint, pIoudcd the diseases are mol
past human aid
For furlher proof see medical books 10
hands Of the aernia. containing cerlIhoal's
DC. All persons dr-iring the agency Of til,
Will please apply TO the rroprle'nt.
E. J. ROOSEVELT.
eIl-9 State at Albany,
AorSrs LUTHER DANIELS, Ru,'art
SD .Winslo~, Pnislord '. Ross, Bran
don 4ie"wly
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AZ the WaliinglOrd Cabinet
WARE ROOMS.
FAEIcE FURNITURE
or Ne la.t. ~ mort apptorli Panfrnt


II J. GREEN having purchased the
-. we'll snown Ware Rooms, lnng Gu.
piel by J. b Warner, has received from
Albany and Troy. choice Western Cherry.
M.hugsn S-tn, Rose or Zebra woods. and
a lAfge -Aao.tinenis Of furniture Trimmings,
hAi Tor elegance, tAsls end worth, cannot
isli 10 Please he most las,dlous.
IA Nc Gle.d will give his personal auen-
'ioo 10 every piece Of furniture made and
furnished Al hts shop, he warrants all auicis,
purchased Of him, 10 he faithfully made OF
the bts, mNIct,ali, aud "a sGylr, no, only
uneqaalled by Hny elrp-n;et' "a he county,
bot unsurpassed by and CArINrr MAKrR
m the STATE.
Ills pf,ctsW.iI no; iil TO be on oticer
wt'hths economical a. lor good pa
V, 'n',ead o. warPlns White pune, or vel
low birch leet tang Mr CIVIL sup5ly
hn eusome,s wrh Table, IL by 4 f.
made Of the b~s Wescrn Cherry and war
ran'ed y remain a. true and lcr,ia,S, 10
mln2o Mahogany h
Mr. Green will pay at hi, ,hop the ~,
oefal prces lot cherry, b,feh. maple an.
bass Wool lumber aud the high,A puea
vii Al all umrs be- pal4 hy hln for e.,h.
Walunslofd, NAV ls45. Ig2O
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a. sl5Ns ssssss 81 tsosiss We nesi ksf.
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coz. q 40 sast. 90 Of taul~sn'ks. sho'ih
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q, tl..t ysa.i has uroa l.fmsornx iQS.V
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tsr.s stale that lie, esnnot rerei's intsc
u,n 81 GO, .isd N.n, e.sss nave oecu'fsd
~t.ts . .sb,d DEG ha, the sane day biusn
.s,i.l tefsasl. sor.s Of whom hsve escaped
.r.fe.,. stt. o'hsfs hs,s died. The 10
.n.,ta t,e sccruhi.d 10, on Tie pun,ipls
u..I ih-ts -. nn inpIio blood upon ~hirs
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ur,t reif blood .. sn.itel, rsr~nsnsi snd
h..J l,umsii lmeetuy How luPrtI'g'h"
ibs, sb"UId 10 sppis' lated.
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q. ..ti.e.s .. zoe Ela- --o.a g.;. sDJ
IAoir.uti ~ kpu.nd Coualy.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-22
IRON 4 NAILS.

"fiE subscriber having discontinued the
- business of manufacturing Iron and
Nails would say 10 his old customers and
others that he has seyeveral tons first quail
ty B'acksmnh's Iron which will be sold
low for cash or approved credit Also =
few tons Of Nails which will be disposed Of
on liberal terms Wrought scrap Iron
sill be taken in exchange for Iron.
Fair Haven Sept, 9th, lSi4.
ALANSON ALLEN.