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thousand dollars IN etpcnces without b..
,ng able 10 reach the Supreme tribunal. -
B-Ndes- she only way Of s,ndrng newspa
peft or le'lct, cIcer, through the mails. -
by the kSpfc'ses the steamers or rnlfoad
cara and he course Of lsw - 10 severe h
Oppressive, towAfds Thee eonSeyances that
they VIII no, incur the responsibility, and
cannot be cIpected to. for the sakc Of any
public benefit which may result from II -
Here, then, IS one Of the most valuable OF
MI rgh's (.ccurcd IN IA bv the Constitution
Nnd by our unaiisblc mie as individuals
Wiley wfcsiea from U, Nv men who overload
the mails, and dcfraud tive people with IN
limited franks, bi men Who .qnhndct sIl T.
900 Of the peoples money IL printing - ton'
Of worthless lumber 10 te ranked to oil
parts Of tho country, 10 Sc, votes FOR these
same men, that they may oonruuo tins toh.
, hety ot the people. The nSco'Iiip Is pleaded
/ Tor compelling every body 10 send newspa
| pets aud ieuets Nv tho mall that there may
be money enough raised iiom tho people Il
/ pay this irsnking. We do lot care ~ muol
/ tut thc money. five might pay out pat %
/ II. snl ENJOY our liberty, the members otCon
gtcss rught light ihe.t cg't-NSi,h It or pay
! their gt,r bills, ot any Lllls Nth 1t Bu
when to su7P1uih!s CORRUPTION, they strike
at the liberty Ut the press when they c,tab
! llsh a govotnment monopoly of paHiculs
brarch of busl ess,and that tho tr,nsmi.sIn,
! It Information. { through th1' monopoly de
s,tny the ccdom Of thought, II becomes NOR
.crous matter Itis an abuse which call
for condemnation Willie vet we have the
means Of circulating our opinions We re
gard cheap postage as poor boon 10 be pur
chased by submission 10 SO dangerous an u
surp1iion.
=. :. since writing the above, We lcarr
that tho two Houses dl,gorgcl port Of Ih
SlIi,oO0, I. e. they have cut down the pm
tcr's profits ,une. 80 that the whole cos
OF the Patent Lumber Report to the county
cHccp, the e1Ponces Of freight and carriage
will no, probably exceed 100000, and per
haps may fall little short Of that amount.
n. Y. Jour. Of Commerce.
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LATER FROM TIE ARMY.

Aiyires from New Orleans 10 the evening"
Of the 18Th have been received aiWushng.
ton, with letters from Mclamoras Of July 81
aud 9th.
Gen. Taylor announced 10 two OF The
rcgim,uls GA the 4,h, that IN a few days he
would have boats 10 transport them to Ca.
Inargo, whence he would put them directly
IN motion for Monterey, aud # they got no
fight before the summer closed IT would MOI
be his fault
The papers Of Tcxa, and Mcamoras are
fall OF details OF The celebration Of The 4Ih.
The rams were holding up. Some sickness,
prevailed mostly bowel complaints The
measles had appeared IN MnIks' regiment,
and several men were down with the com.
plant
Mr. y + Cray had arrived in l,"ynosa
from The upper country,by way oil Moniefy
aud reported thcMex causv very ap,Ihc'c III
regard to the war.
Five hundred Mexican volunteers at Mon
clovu had refused to serve on hearing oi
Gen lay Iors victories.
Some dissatisfaction among theIoulslana
volunteers had appeared, but 1t would be
settled, having been referred to Gen Smith
The woundr,. and sick were doing well AT
Fort Polk
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STATE or VERMONT.
Ru,isnd, a.

Datnum, Mous 8 Meko'shi } Rutland Co
N ytNut,, Aptl
Joho Strong. .ctm. is+e
As.qmr.u on rfomis.o't votc, dated ip'h
July lst foi the sum ot soil-s payable
IA siS m,-.ihs Ahet date.
Bccsa,s the said John strong resides with
out THIS state. to- ut, Gtand Rapid. IN the
Slae Of Mchigao, AMI has MT had Po'snnAl
notice ~ The pcndenry Of hts suit u 4"
Ord,r,d, that he DO notified to appear y, The
next term OF this couu, 10 lie held al Ruhand
~ said county, On tho second Tuesday Of
September. 4. ID, lsl6. then and there To- an.
sNct thereto %, puhhshlng tho substance OF
tho plaYnuhs declaration, together with thls
order. three weeks successfully. IN tho Rui.
land Herald. printed al Rutland. the last pull
hcston io bs al least twenty DAYS hrt"t'
said term, which shall I've deemed .uilicch
notice And day thereof is given, g..
r ". HOPKINS, Clok
Robert Picrpoint. Attorney 30
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mooi's rpor Of the exploring siped lIoa 10
oregon and California
The report Of the printing committee, a.
faina printing the tarn pottious,~s ,ak'n
up, and the 'o's on agreeing ~iih It rrtS'gd
mate Yeas IS, nays as
Mr Dallas. the p,.s,dsn, Of tho senate,
gave the casting vote 10 tie negative.
So the report was not agreed To, and the
Petluons were then ordered to be printed.
Mr. Cflicy presented resolutions ofihtLeg-
isla,urc Of New Hampshire In fAvot Of The
Taun and protection.
Mr Lewis from the COMMITTEE 90 Finance
repor,ed the Navy Pension iill An smend.
mcn,, ,ppropuaung $1,000 for The payment
of invalid pensions, was adopted. and the bill
passed.
The bill FOR the relief of tho heirs of Rob
eu Fulton was reported from tho Commitic-
on claims, without Amendment
The TaufT blll was then taken W
Mr. uphlm spoke Tor two hours against the
bill.
Mr. Simmons followed In an able specth.
IN behalf Of III, manufacturing Interests
lie hal no, concluded when tho Senate
adjourned.
IlursT The IIousc wen, into Committee
Mr. Dfomgoole IN the Chair, and took up the
hill IN ,tans'cr the supotlG,endeucc Of the pa
ten, Office lion. ihs Department Of the Sec
tetsry of State 10 the Department, OF tho Al.
totRr, General.
Mr. Jones, OF + oGncssce, made sTccch
ngsn.t all the executive bills which have
been brought forward Tor the creation ofnew
Bureaus with salsricd officers lie was for
rercnchmen,, not e1,ravagance, rs well
when his party was in, as when out Of pow
or.
Tho bill was further discussed by Mcssr,
J II lngcr,oll, Slmm,, OF $ C., Adams
Giles, Gorden, Owen, Stanton. and others
Al one O'Clock the debate closed aud III,
Committce proceeded to consider The amend
committee then ruse aud the hi and amend
ments were At once la,d upon the table.
On motion, the House again went int,
committee OF the Whole, Mr. lfoldhead II
the Chair, and took up the bill making APP
populations lot tho defence OF Staten lslan'
and other exposed places.
Mr. Seaman moved an amendment anC
made speech Ia It's support. He p"inic'
gu, the deicncelcss condition OF New Yorl
harhor and Ihe necessity Of the proposed fos
tIGcltIon.
Mr. Giles addressed the committee in "a
CONDITION Of Suily's Point in Nd.
Mr. llunscrlotd ipadc some remarks in &c
la,.oa 10 Ice Lslsncslss. condition Of S rck
cts Harbor IN y. York, after which lheC ON
ipItire rose.
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BouuAepnrxr W TANrlco. There is good
reason to suppose :haI anuiIe., and more
successful attempt has been IN 'de uPonTam-
pico by the sloop Of wax St Mays The
repor, We gave on Saturday from Tampico,
received by an arrival rom llay,nna via
Kew West, is confirmed by the Norman a,
New iYoIk. from Havana direct. II is
state IN a eueI received by the Norman
that on the 4th OF July a schooner arrived a,
Havana with news from Tampico TO the
goth of June, which Is Twelve days later Than
the account we published from the Sl.MaIy''
via Norfolk, THIS schooner reports thai
on the goth, the ST. Mays bombarjed and
captured Tampico. This would look as i
Tamplco is now in our possession
Baltimore Syn.
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lion ha, been OF should b. consummaicd,
hat Santa Re will form part Of The new
Republic ---unles,, indeed, the tnncd Sth,cs
sbOu'd enforce tho clam which ,hc has sv
", by insisting upon the Rio del Noue u,
The boundary lineup TO- and taking ~ tho
Town Of Santa fc The lmm1ulo dcciafs.
uOn Of independence, and the establishment
OF srra rate Republic, by the States nam
cd, may have an important brauug upon
our own Interests IA that quarter OF thc
~otid-lhc object Of all our pf,,cn, e.cr
lions being, II IS palpable to Get possession
Of as large u slice Of California and her
desirable sections, Of lha, leirHofy,as Is pos
slblc We mus conquer peace, Wuh
| this 'r"W o! the matter, II we are benchucd
! by the lu,uslon Of the Tie territory Of Mex
leo. Gcncfal Taylor - now ~ Tamnuli-
pas, nni II IS hardly possible for him 10
I get out OF that - paum,n, before the t.,
! OF October In tina, time II IS impossible 10
conjcclutc what poil,ic, changes Will take
! place in the States which NC have enumrr
olcd nod scpamIion being accomplished
tt viii thea remain 10 be determined how
ft their rcuucauon Of all conncNion witt
ihc present McIlean Republic may eh'o
our night 10 the reclamation, in that qnat
ter, lor the expenses Of The prcscu, war wiit
Mexico
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RUTLAND CO EDUCATIONAL
CONVENTION.

The Rmaud County Educational Con.
yen,,on will hold their adJourned meeting
at Caqle'on on Thursday Angus UIrh,
al one o'clock p N Tho hr" business
will be The reception OF reports from the
dlG,fen, comm,uccs on books il IL ScV
dcarnble tina, the several comm,arc' BE-
ready 10 report promptly at the appointed
hour by order oflhe Convention
THO Il. PALMER
60 Superintendent
The newspapers tia, circulate IN Rn'-
llni County will phrase iaseu the above
L,i The day OF meeting
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,S'eamjoai Explosion uni lass q Ser.
eyai Lircs i he Journal ofCummcrcc has
been favored with thu following extract OF
letter from an American engineer, in Gu
bn
I'VE have just heard Of the entire loss Of
the steamer Jewell, which was buIIt IN n.
York and brought here ms season. The
boiler burst, killing Jum"s Wood the first
engineer, the captain, and eight or ten o.
theirs You must rccolcct Mr. Wood, lie
isn S o,chmau. and formerly worked nj tho
lonndcry. The hull then took frr & bum
Cd to the wa,rr.n
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INIQUIIY or THE Posi- OFFICE MoSoP.
OILY This is nply illustrated by the bill
inIrodlced by Mr. Thomson, Of kcnluck.
v, and published in our paper onMonday
lie proposes greatly to increase the ra,eA
OF letter postage, and to compel nil papers
sen, TO dealers TO be sold a, mere handisc, to
nay one cent This would welt nigh de.
rroy the circulation OF the small papers 49,
mi Git promote our individual interest but
that IS no reason " hy we should not prot 81
against so tyraunical a censorship OF the
press Under this monopoly the govern.
ment claim the nigh to seiZe all the news.
papers 10 Ihe goScrnmeot and des6oy them.
Fsom this legislative action, b. i, known,
there is no possible appeal to The Judiciary.
We would violate the law mos, especially,
\ Il were possible 10 be troughi before the
Supreme Count OF IhtU States for 80 doinc.
We would gladly pay a tbousand dollars
or that prlvpiAce but we CANNOT obtain Il
II a eltiZen brakes the law, he will b. sud
pu, under bonds, and subjected to all the
hafdships and oppression OF government
prosecution. fhe breaks toe las no more
the prosec1,,oo vail be deferred from tune
70 time he may get ready Tor trial ncve'
10 many times with never - much cost bu
he cannot bettlod, and ana ~ the cause VA
come to nothing oT 40 enormopI biG o
eofs which he mus Fay IT, 70 eaS1re 4
triei he repeats has v,ClsuonS be Will b.
sned Do, under bonds aud oppre5s-d IN pos
.ble ways, Uoti be s broken down unde
the ppofnbIe load This IL the name
of government ,yrrsny IN this country, call
81 free. During the lime Of the l,sstsr EE
presses Ope geelleE an cflhy city paid FOO
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Rutland. So.

George W Strong and In Chanccv,
Edgar l.. OmsOoc. Flst Judicial Cir
oui,
Ezra D. Worcester, & Rutland County,
MARY 5. Worce.r Apul Term, 1910.
Whpcg,. Geu!g. " Strong and Edgar
l., Urmsboc, OF Rutland IN sad county,
have flied their h,l in Ch1ncery against En-
"a - Worcester ant Mary : Notcestuj.
his wife, formerly OF SAID Ruusrd, now Of
parts unknown SrArp>n, that 'ho utators
sipnd note with t,e said Worcester, as
Sure,ios, lor the SUN of orc hundred and fl
" dollars, PAYABLE to John u Beamnn az
order n one year itnm tale with Interest,
aId dated I'D September, 1919, and 10 IN
deWniiy the orators, the defendants on the
2s(h September 1913. murt.,Gcd to Tue SAID
Strong the following DESCRIBED land m Shcr-
buIne, IN sald county, to W. Two hundred
and th.Gy seven actes OF land On tlphi No.
fifteen, and ono huudfed anu cikhlN seven
ACRES ul land Of the east end oi right No
tuIt5 eight being lands that belonged TO the
said Mary = Worcester, With condition
for the redemption OF IN1 same, and that The
defendants never paid sad note, but that the
SAID Strong paid the same, And PR,YINo
that the defendants may be Ioreco'cd oi the II
equity OF redemption, and that tho orators
may have tacly wrt Of possession and Ion
their costs.
The said Worcester and Vile residing 1r'
Of this State, so that they cannot he notified
by subpoena; 1t i, ordered that they bc re.
quircd 10 appear sn the hrst day Of the noI'
term OF lhl. COurl, 10 be held at Rutland, III
said county. on the second Tuesday OF Sep
lcmbc r, A d 1916. then AMI there 10 an
. yer the said bill. And Tor this purpose TN
substance of sand bill and THIS order lie pub
/ llshed three weeks snccessvcly, IN the Rut
land Herald, published at Rntland, the Ia,
publication TO be at lcas, twenty DAYS prcvl
ous to The commencement of said term
winch shall be deemed suiiI lent notice.
+. ". HOPKINS. Clerk.
George W. Strong, Solicitor. 81
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFElrS AND
MUTATIONS,


The unparalleled and astonishing oiiicacY
OF DR. Wl,ilr's Balsam If Wild Chsrry,,n all
the diseases fur witch il is recommended 20.
ring many cases after the skill Of the hes,
physicians wa5 unaya,liHs. has effected n
large and increasing demand for IT, This
fact has caused sevcral unprlncipcl coun-
terfiers aud imua,ors to palm off spurious
mixtures, Of slm,iir names and appearance,
Tor the genuine Dalsam. Some are called
syrup Of Wild Cherry, lialsom otSplkenar1
Wid Cherry CumGfeY.' &C. Another, Yves
,el's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, mispcllnG the
name, and forging certificates to resemble
those Of the true Balsam DR. Wister's BAL
sam Of WIZ Cherry is the only genuine -
The res, merely initiate the name nj the o.
riginAl, willie they possess none Of It's 'lr-
tues
Look Wen 10 The Marks Of he Gorsine.
The genuine Balssm IS put up in bottles,
with the words, "Dr Wsier's Bils1m OF
Wild Cherry, philad.,' blown in tho glass;
each bottle bearing label on the front,wiih
the signature of II. WISTEG, NJ d.
This will he enveloped hereafter with a
new wrapper, copyright secured, 1914 on
which will always appear the written sigma
tue o("I BUTTS"
~.HnnG genuine, unless signed Butts on
the wrapper.
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Reader are you conSumptive do yon sui
ler from diseased Liver ATE your GlgesnSe
organs out Of order have you The Scio'u'a'
at any disease Of the blood are you drop
slcal' do YOU feel debility or Weakness Of
the system do you have the sick heada'hr'
have you a,y complaint, 70 matter what u
,ou have, huy ySushn's Vegetable L''hon
uipllc M4iure-and il relief does not folio"
sol US down as bad advisers. We knoW what
we sfs recommending See advertisement
&c, pamphlet Of agents, who Gpe them a
way.
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FOR SALE
I'VE valuable property known N'

THE vaIpsblc property known rs ihe
- Leonard X Carpentcr Factory ~.
gcIher with machiocry IS now OF red lot
sale The above property psauat'd IN The
town OF Ii,mpog, Washington county n
y and IS on the great lhoroughhrc run.
ming from Whitehall to Rutland beng
SIX miles from whitehall, n, which place
goods eau be received md shipped
J. - BEAMAN
Wcst pouhGoy, July 23l, 1916 81
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THE NEW REPUBLIC OF THE
RIO GRAN DE-lTS PROGRESS.

We find the following important announce
mcnl IN the ST. LOUIS Republican OF the
i,h inst
In a conversation yesterday, with a gen
llcman, recently from Santa Fe, We learn.
cd fact which had not heretofore been al
ludtd TO, IN the accounts from that quarter
Before this gentleman lrh San,aFe, Gov
ernor Afmlo informed hun that, there
was nj that time, a measure 10 conlempla.
tlon 10 hrm a new confederation Of SIlies
IN Northern Mexico; that they proposed
u declare their Independence Of Mexico
az Ihen 10 unite as Republic TIA, TO Sc
cure the operation Of New Mexico IN lhr
aew enterprise, Mr. ilsekus, = lawyer o.
somr celebrity, from Chlahuahua, had Wis
red han from Sintl Fe, and dew loped the
plan TO han The States OF ZicA!ecm, Do
rango. Sonom. 1amaullpss and NueSal<
on. now united m onc State, Coabulla CHI
huAhua. and CaIiiornra, were parties u
the contemplated revolution and the %
icei of The MISSION Of Mr. liickus to SAINT
Re, was 20 en,s Gov Afmgo ~ the Sfug
Gle. Gov rmilo Is understood 10 have
returned 40 evsslve answer, leaving . Il
q ne 10 determine the most polite eoufs'
Tor ban To pursue Meanwhile, Mr. Hack
Us Ma. Rill IN New MeIIeo preparing tn
people IT - likely .fnr the events IN progress
snS Iaere can Be BOT lEle doubt, 4 . scpa
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STATE OF NERMONr,
Rutland. -.

Weed, Masters 4 Weed, } Rutland County
,s ;Couu,Apui Tern
John Strong, lsto.
hssumps,t on n promissoty note, dated
18Th July, 1874, Tor the sum oi tG5i,l1,
payable IN sk months after date.
because, llio Said John Strong resides with
out ihia state, TO wit. at Grand Rapids IN A..
state Of Michigan, oud h' not had rct~oH
notice OF tie pcna., ,as - n ..
Ord,red ib,: Uo Dr., ..,.u toa p,,. .t'
UeNt tctn ~ luts Lei,
Ia sald county, OH the second iu,...N
Scrcuh,t 4. / 1885, then 49, 'h'r-
answer '..,r riv, h.. .r..- H sH...'.. o.
OF lho p.a'nuus 4,D.t.ou.u 'uEr. nr.
lhl, order 'iice weeks sucCessiyeiN ~ '..
Rutland Herald, prr,u al Rutland, the l.-i
publication to be at least twenty DAYS before
said term, which shall be daor ed sui, rent
notice And day thereof given, &c.
+. W HOPKINS, Clerk
Robert Pierpolni, Attorney, 30
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Lvnch Lar IN The Wonrn The De.
trolt Daily Advertiser gives tins nC-
count of feminine cxplolt--of no
common significance.
OnFrlday morning, the !9th Of July
between the hours one and two, about
forty ladies' of the village Of Utica,
Michigan, secretly assembled, proceed
ed to bowling alley, armed with
axes, hntchctS, hammers, &c, and
completely demolished ii. They had
We'd this insldiouS foe to their domcs-
tic peace for some time with an INK
ious and jealous eye and having
waited III vain for nome legal proceed
ing against it, determincd for once TO
take the law into their own hands,
they went AT it with much spirit and
cncrgv-hnckcd the bed Of the alley
tore down the walIs-razed the rooI
to the ground, and finished with tram
ping upon and breaking 10 piccsS the
roof. The binding was so feet long
and this work Of destruction was ac'
compllshed in little less than an hour
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50 at., 10 NutHE putput
., ,i.twili and tc-'au,rut OF JEFF, t..
k,us, la,e Of Nauinltprd, In STD d,s,...,
ceased as,ps ,uls cay hocn ptoscnic sv 'p
court Tor probate and allowance b, Lyman
Hawkins, the executor therein named
b 1t Is ordered that said will be fclcu,d
frt Probate. and allowance 10 the Gr,,
Monday being the 81 day Of August neat,
aud that a copy oflhIs otjct bo published
three weeks successfully previous thereto
- tho Rutland Herald, a. newspaper printed
at Rutland, that all persons Interested rI'y
appear aud contest the probate thereof II
lhCy see cause true copy Of Record,
os HENRY HALL, Register.
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STATE or VERMONT.
Rutland, 81.

Samuel J Hooker, ! RullandCoud,Y
" Cunt,
John NJ Clark. ( hptd Term.
Henry J hu!eles, trustee. 1916
ACTON Of book account, d,msnJrg Two
hundred dollsu damage. W'u daicd S.h
NrpIemoer isi5,sGd entered ApuI term, 1870
Because the said John ~ Cla,k, defend
ant and the sald Henry J RucRies, trustee,
hAye not la / personal noirco Of Tho p"nden.
~ Of tbs suH,-H - Ord'J"d tia, they hs
notified 70 appear at the neat term OF lbis
Govt. 10 he held al Rutland 10 SAID county.
on the second Tuesday Of September, 4. D.
u ~, then and here To answer thereto, ~
yubiishing the Substance of the piainiifs
dsciarqilup, together T,di th,s ofdcf. three
weeks tuocess,ve,y ~ tho Rutland Herald
printed At Ruiiand, tbe last pubhesuop - bs
At least issniY dsys elote ssid lsIm. witch
shall be deemed SofhcIeni notics. And day
thereof - giVeH, 81
p ". HOPKINS, Clerk
Warren II SHI,h. Attorney. ia
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w the Hon. the Probate Court Tor the dis
tricl oil FalIhavcn, commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons ngains, the estate Of
Jdtcd FRANCES, late 81 was,
in said district, deceased, represented insol-
vent, and six months from the lth DAY OF
July, l5iG, being allowed 10y said court
for That purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice tina, we will atead to tho bu-
siness of our said appointment attic late res
ldente Of SAID Jared Francis n Wells an de
last Tuesdays Of September and November
next, from nine O'Clock a m. untll four o.
clock, p. NJ on each of sad day.
ELIAn Ross, Con,,,
ORLIS LEWIS, ~
Wells, Jdly 81, 1916. 81
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Wells, Jdly 81, 1916.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ENRON the subscriber, on the night NJ the
Il o.'th June, black Marc, about ~ wears
old, with Il hollow back, long switch tail. a
small white spot on her nose, and one hip
little fallen. And person who will return
said mare, or give notice where she may bo
found shall receive from the subscriber all
reasonable charges. Dawn JAcKsDS
West Rutland, July Il. 1876. 30'
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w e. w and t. Il. syrup, y. O.
w a w aud lIayann' Mol4,.c,,
from ., TO - cents ppr gallon. double rehn.
cd Loaf and Crushed Sugar. +. X. 81 CuolS
and : o. Sugar. from q 10 II cts. pr pound,
Old Jeva. Green Java, RIO and laguIta Cot
Tee, from II to II , cts, neg and box Ran
slns iron. 8 to II cts, Englr,h Curran's,
Mace, Cii'ou, Cloves. NLincgs, Ca,sia. GIN
get, plmcn,o, Pepper, Mustard, &c. &c, al,
tho Partners Exchange and Cheap Cash
Store. Call and examine Tor Yourselves.
u. II. StBIN 4 CO, AGENTS.
WaringfofJ, July 6, 1910. os
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MARRIED.

IN x,idlelovn. on the let ms, BY Adm
Gfocn, Esl, ~ Vo'o"y Sloeum, of Gran
vile, ~ Y 70 SIS Helen Almy Of sadie
iOWr
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GIIAMPLAlN AND COS, SCTlCUT
RIVER RAIL ROAD.
Rutland Route
Al ass"ssu.eni Of Five Dollars on a share
has been ordered by the Dre,,un 81 the
CLampliIn d. Connecticut River Rsirosd
Company, payable on The l-ih day 81 Az
COST nsl'. Payment, may Be made al the
Bank u Burlington, at The Bank Of Yer
GENES, Of he Bank Of Middeburt, al lhe
Bank 81 R4ilsnJ, At the Bellows Tall Bank.
81 the fsrshlfe Bank. keenc, y. II, or a.
the Odirf VI samuel llensh4y Z Son Mef
Cha.ls Exchange, BOSTON.
7. FOLLE TT, Pfe.ileu
burlington, Jupe >. 1910. % ew
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HARDIN ARE.

FAD pipe, sheet and bar lead, and zinc,
Il IRON ami brass WIRE, shOVG,s, spades,
forks, hoes, scJlhes, Locke aud lsichos with
brass, nod, mineral and plated knobs
sliding door locks blnd trimmings, wrought
and cast butts, wood screws, Troy plane, Of
all kinds lUJni, -, Pease & Co.'S ilrs and
chlgsls globe works, hand saws, Wore,is
clrcC,at saws unned, J,ppaned, brass add
plated sadlery, shoe Unread, brass aud silver
PLACED carriage trimmings, Hl!ieabie ifon.
carnage springs, wrought and cast aIlrs,
cDaoh isce, snd pocket outisry, Nngle and
dpube guns and pistui,,poydsr Aasss, shot
poIche' and game bags, Dopogf sporting,
ude and docking powder aud safety Ease Tor
al. nv Nm. II. LOW.
Whitehall, July is, 3Oi
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DIED

Ia kcvannee, Wisconsin. on the lIh Of
-Ny last, Asa X Dodrr, formerly Of I.ud
low, VI aged 80 wear,