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PORTER'N PATENT PORTABLE
COMPOSITION BURN
ING FLUID.

From Ne. 2, Court SQUARE, Boston,
t''I .4#t.-.g - having. .ur ha,,cd tle
npnt Sec ,.,s towo oi Ruuaud tot the sale
- PORT LR ) PATENT FLUID and
LAMPS. ka. aaA 90 llaHd . sa,.d s~sott-
neul a. The Lamps suJ quantity OF the
Fluid, ~h'ch Is offered at Price Which will
make Il Of great profit 10 the consumer d,
sIFi0g at leas: fee dol!ars too every hall
ca "a YEAR, Ia perfectly .fec nom su uke while
burning AID gives a clearer and brighter
hRhi Than islloW ur OIL Call see and exam
me Tor yourselves Ou lsmjs OF all descup.
lions altered 10 burn ,ne huil
JAMES W FISHER
Rpuant I.L N lAt6 a.
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Why WHL You SUFFER i!

StEANEk'S JOINT and Mare Lin,menf is
- not only the best aulclc that can he
used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises
Npralns, and Llmcucss Of all kinds, bul IS
the most perfect and lasting cure that has ev-
a bcen discovered for tie very ifoubltsone
complaint, CLlGiaiHs. No Inconvenience
whatever attending lis application. The
most inciedulous may be satisfied by irving
one botile, which viii cost but o5 rents. In
all cases where an trioYHai application IS
needed, II has proved itself highly valuable.
as may be seen by the follow ing certificates
The undersigned, having made use Of
Sea,ef's Joint and Nerve Llnment, either
IN our families or on our own persons, and
finding II To he the best remedy without ex-
ception that we have ever used. nr the com.
plalsis Tor which % Is intended would recon.
mend IL 10 our friends and the public eener-
ally, believing that those who are afflicted
with any q lhese complaint, will lnd relief
IN the use OF his valuable medicine II r
White, Rutland; Peek a Spear. Drurpi.ts
Burlington, George Morton. Willis,on H.
ram Hopkins, Ruiltrd; q Cook. Rutland
For EheumaAS affections Sprairt. B,o,,.,
Sc ! most chceriul'y t'cummend II IN ,be
public, A. ran speak from crroricn,e b,,.
ING made use Of u 90 m1ny instance. IN m,
family tnT Tie above 'OmIs,uls d. Pr,,r
Rutland, Scpl 5h.ISij
". L. { Siodaatl, Aeer, fr Rr.arI.
Jones a. Dow, Cuung,,ll. : d WIS.
low, P'ns'o'~ v Rns, p,anlnr II
lIunley Salisbury " =. Ru,.eU. N,54'e.
buiy Peek d Spar Burlington. $. X
Collins, Montpelier, and Druggists aud mrr-
chants generally. Reed. Wing 4 Culler.
81 Chatham street. Boston. who.esal. agents
y oNF Horse Sieipbs and one iIs-T,-,
~ 'a.e ey GEo w. STRONG
Ruland IeN 2 Islh
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for Consumption.

Md tru test .rmr " k7oWn Ia man lot
As,uus Of c,cV ssgr, Liver Complaints
Btor,llus, ,uAucuyN.' ribs Colds Bleed.
f-e az iic Longs, ~hnurcss Of Breath
pains god V,,hor>s Boz tie side. breast &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12

~ ll' .. N.or''v teacher on ihc Piano
b Fore and Singing to Clslletun SOM.
nary, would inform the public iha, the newt
quarter Of this institution commcnccs Ieh.
20 WM. PEASF
Professor Of Music from l.undon
y u TO prevent mistakes, Mr. =. would
say that he has 10 connection with any other
Institution. X
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
SASH FACTORY.

TUE Auhseu5er manufactures by m,
otiHeTy o.. Al,'sa 90 NialoA san Pan.
nel Doors, N,aA.a Blinds, and MI. sapr F,
al ot4efs a. AAYu ru'lcr.
SlLAS X. MOOERS.
Wa.os.aTl FEB. ., 4G.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
STATE or VERMONT.
Rgtilnd, -.
HIRAM BROMLEY : Ruu

HIRAM BROMLEY Rutland
" County
NILSSON BROMLEY StoYu sep
ERASTl S BROMLEY temhct
SENECA SMITH, Trustee fern 1910
ASST MPSlr on a ptomlsscry note c,e.
y Cuted b, The lclendlnts Tor ono hundred
anc hHy dollars dated the gih October. Is.g.
payable 60 DAVID Ode on oiGct on tie FIRST
day Of June 1880 aGd endorsed ty Nae said
pIdc to he p.ainuh
Because he saidEr1slus aLd Nelson have
uoI had personal nYuce Of the pendency OF
this sL'i, - ordered 0y The court here. that
he 10 tohhti TO appear at the AiuI Tenn OF
hlh court GCIl 90 hr holden a. Rutland Win.
l1 and i'f he county Of RIilard pu tie sec.
ord Iuesda, Of Apu, A u Isi6 %, polish.
lng ihe 49, -lauto a. lie j.aiuliN'. tr.l.ta-
i"n i"Ge. Dor Vtth Tvs Older lhree week,
sY.tcsstVeN. The 4s'l of NhI,h to 30 Al ioa,t
- weeks pie,H4us tr Naii term. when shall
te deemed 'iIDcH' reu.c Co the sad re
icn1f.'- '" rHI a 1nsncr Asd d.,
lssrr'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
THE KINGS ON

III hhaNNh - wa
l>OR all wounds ur % -.
u aud Celte, su,D a,
AN BRUISES, CUTSFlSnl,
6N SPRAlNS, CORkS. ga.
$500 thor nv tho Saddle o. d.
SURE BACK, SORE BREASTS. S,,.
cs. &c, Sc. and wounds Of t,ci, ,.,...
uon removing ali soreness AMI s,'r,,,,.
.heal,ur up the worst wounds 90 iI.m ...,
two DAYS ume.
TINS CELEBRATED RINly
was prepared w order OF It's Ns,,.,
late King Wm. " OF Ctrat Uun.n.. ...
The direction ot MI Nouau, the ,,,.e,
English Farmer and used by hm lUuti H.
Sud Of Horses only
DIRECTIONS,
Dir a feather IN the Oh, and spr.yl..
wound or sore twice day or 100 go.
wounds vet rag IN the o., and v,u'
ihc wound.
\ u. Shake the bottle before u,.. bal
keep well corked.
AGrNrs-W. t. G.. Sioddard Run.
Slmonds, Piuslord. V Ross, Nrrln
Is Brown, Cutungsyillc Jamlc,oa 81.
tasti,tun.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
....AIM llntRING MILE

r1-NIW TLot RING MILF
s,Hydrri.lc Casile'ou
,TuT .st-rt,s,r' bi'irs tho'U'gfi' -.
t,.t ,bsf NJ CO ne uusi mfte'ca
e. ss~ b,i, trfsers. sui nsfh'ne
t,,r-~ fsaft o. s8 hu,inrss VIII nea'.
-. s.vaisL. tbd particular 'sUnf 'ee
~. s.5..atprr, IT, pstne are se'ie'''a
81. co.. ahi ff ,,,.,.,.
nYuT TJLLER6 HYDE
p-t lt I-tb
REFS
yr,iiV t..-,. bsi rees iof ss.s ~ ." 'rHn'
~ B~stu Csc a4lafs go 49, ny ne
.-.,-t,f AAHON BAkNiN
Rotah1 Teh u iNif.
IIDl X
rnnt.. s0isiase iioat ~ s'.' -
.)U u T. BILL.
R1lss} ~ u 1870
TAlIDN
1nnn Posns. 60 - ls.lov lot sa'r b'
IvVO 4. z. BELL
KA-na fsb u. 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12

- \ r 'r r'hAON l. X l.. 'eHch-
District Of Faithaven, IS. - botel that
ats stated probate court held at CasllcioL
within and Tor said district, on the 10Th day
ci February, 4. ID. 1916
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Aslhcl Parsons, administrator of the estate
Of Shmuel lIumlsion, late Of West Haven IN
said district, deceased, having fled IN court
las petition 10 writing iot license to sell so
much III the real estate Of sad deceased as
VII raise tho sum ol s337,76. ipr the purpose
OF paying the debts against said estate aud
charges Of administration, and seiuug intl
such facts therein as tend To show The neces
sly Of said sale, and also representing to the
$500 .'.-- re. --ss --- l. 4
without injury to those interested ia the 10
malnler, and pelltloning Tor license to sell
the whole Of the real estate Of sad deceased,
1t Is ordered that the hearing and deciding
saId petition be nj session of SAID count tn
10 holden a, Clstlcion N SAID disluc, ,ou
lhe lsl day OF Apui, \. d. ,lsiG, and that no.
t,e oi SAID petition be given to all lcr,on,
interested Ivy publication VI this urlcf three
weeks successlvcly,prc 10 said hearing
IN tic Rutland Herald newspaper prn'c,
al Rushnd true copy of record.
Attest. Jaws \ WA.Nru, Register.
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PRINTS

~ NV syie ani splendid patterns. lost re-
y ceIVca and a. sale Nv
d. r BELL
Reisal FEB 10 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
THE GREAT WESTERN RENE
IDN

~ Hogan tDr9rruEa Syrup o. LHrriSorf
end Iur-loy GohiuaFHoa asd Oh pta-
taarafF aIfgsCt
IliL saooess Of this mcdlClac over all u.h
ere GO tnr c-tr OF these diseases hes l.,en
H-.' "'n'er.a and ihc proprietor Goes u.t
e'' % "e'es>aty 90 0,Drpy from one o.
Two o'.e'na' Of newspaper 90 telling o'ile
'.'aSIo. osrs' WhiCa i.., uc.I.mo La,
peg rne q Aay rcf,,nvt-t end ga.r i,.s.
matte me-leiae usejs uo o,her recommend.
'o' ~ ese u col 'ou ore cured GO disease.
~a'eh has battle tle sAil Of em.ae1, .ly,I
ciaus.l - f0 y magic
" .. l. oI"bpARD Agent, for ROLAND.
81 JOHN LONGS LNINFNrub,-b
- has bssn AM - being used viii ,orb
g nefa' aaeees' 10 cases of liver compliant
an iLe.mausm, cases TOO Of long .isaa,,,
See sdvtJtiss meni 10 sDoiitr ..fn8 I'D q. :.
'apef new suppN lur received b, tte
ua.t ru'h1uEeL lFsai 70 Ruihat
W ~ ~TODu4HD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12

- " ~ Il'fhe SleIRhs and one Ws-rs-s
- ~ 'a.e hy GEO w. STRONG
Ruisnd feb 2 1919.
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This invaluable medicine was prepared
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D.. OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for Fever and
IA Ague Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Enlarge
ment Of the Liver, Enlargement of the Spleen,
(ague cake,) and the various forms of bilious in
digestion,
The first effect of bilious climate upon the hu-
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ii. G, LEE, Kalida. ]. GRUVER Sect. IL
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JUNCTION EXCHANGE.
WILLIAM SMITH

TTAS taken the Hotel formerly occupied by
H w. X. DAeeEr, at Junction, Paulding Co.
and hopes to receive liberal share Of the PATTON
age of the travelling public. He will spare no
pains to accommodate his guests as well as the
productions of the country will admit, and to se-
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house. Junction, April %, 1916. 269z*
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X KALIDA HOTE L.
IA MES H. VAIL

n M II . II IL
TTAS taken the well known and
kz.vA III III commodious Tavern Stand fern
W::sf erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. The
WsaSl House has been thoroughly repaired
49, this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
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low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
the comfort and convenience OF his guests.
KALIDA, January 8, 1916. 20
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DLANK DEEDS, Of Warranty, and Blank
ID Subpnnas. for Justiees' Courts, for sale at
the y1NTuRS OEFIcE.
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WESTERN HOTEL,
GILBOA,
William l.. HipkIns,

TTAS taken the we'll know
S3S III tavern stand in Gilboa, Pu
uhuShh nam county, Ohio, lately occupied
tARDlI1u by CHR. HESS, and has prepared
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DOCTOR SOLOMON M. SHAFFER
Phnsicidn' & SURGEON,

r ATE of fPennsylvania, ,butmorerecentlyfrom
IL Rochester, Ohio, ,haslocated himseifatR Rock
port, Putnam county, Ohio, and tenders to the
'ublic hisprofessional services. Feb, "a.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wy virtue of writ of execution to me directed
Ii from the Court Of common pleas OF Hancock
County, Ohio, will offei for sale at the door ci
the court house in Kalida, on saturday, the %sN
dav of July between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M,
and O'Clock. P. M. of said day, the following
described tracts of land, to wit:
Twenty Acres of the west side OF the sou,h
eas fraction of section Twenty-eight, range eight
town one north, and twenty Acres out Of the
east side of the west halt of the south east frac,
tonal quarter of section twenty-eight town one one
north, containing forty cres, more or less, Iaken
in execution as the property OF Charles narmeh
to satisfy an execution in favor OF Henry Edredge,
by his Guardian, Edison Colt.
y - ]. J.HsvAIL, SherE,
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida June 25. l846
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IOsEpH TTNGLE.

u EsPECTFULLY inftin.s the citizens Of knlidn and
N surrounding county that he carries on the busi
ness of TILORING IL. a.. It's branches He regularly
receives plates of the LA7EST FASHIONS from PM
adelphia and Is prepato fulfil all orders In his line OF
business in a tastefu. ana wei klDanke manner.
CUTTING done to oiut IN the shortest notice Prices
to M The times Shop neat house above 7. Couer't
store. Kalida, July H. 1645. 22S
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Josiah DELONG.

TYAS opened house for public entertainment at sE
IL TION TEN. Van Vert County. at the Centre Bridg
west of the Mill He has spared pains In hitting up
house. Stable &c.. and hopes receive liberal share
public patronage.-May, ls46. %S
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THE SPRING FASHIONS
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