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"That from and alter the OF commencement OF
existing with Mexico, and until the close Of said Wharf.-The
nav the officers musicians and pryates
N The regular army q" The sats' ana o. sSan,eer and
dollars per month in addition to the and allowance now
athorzed by law and that each ofheer noneomnssloned
has shall be called and received into the service oil
the United States under laws passeda at the present session
of Congress and each noncommssioned officer private
and in the regular army OF the United States who
enlisted the service the United States on the Ih
day OF May last who shall enlist in such service during
the present war with Mexico and the children next Of
kin fallen since the It'll day Of May last OF
shall hereafter during said fall in battle or die in actual
service shall be entitled to receive Of the United
quarter of land to he laid OF and assigned under the
direction Of the President Of the United States such officer
private. musician having served the full term for which
he commissioned enrolled or enlisted unless sooner
honorahy discharged" .
Mr.. STEWART offered the following amend
| ment; which was voted out Of order:
"Tha, the pay members Of Congress after any session
snail have continued six months shall be six dollars ae
months four dollars and after eight months two dol
lars per day"
The committee then rose and reported the bill to
| the House without amendment.
Mr. G. s. HOUSTON demanded the previous
| question, which was seconded; and the main ques
ton ION ordering the bill to a third reading) was
ordered and, being taken the bill was read third
| time.
| And the question then being "shsll this bill
pass2"
| The yeas and nays were asked and ordered; and
being taken, resulted as follows:
| YEAs-Messrs stephen Adams, Arnold A.hmun, Bar
ringer Bedinger, Bell Benton, Bigg', James Black Jane
| A. Black Blanchard Bowln, Boyd, Brodhead, Milto
| Brown, william q. Brown, Darlington, Burt, william
w. Campbell Cathcart, John q Chapman, tenben Char
man, Chase Chapman Ola ke Cobb, Cooke, Collin, Gro
| rier, Cuom, Cummins Cunningham Daniel, Dargar
Garrett Davis De Mott Dillingham; Dixon, nobbin DOCK
cry Douglass Dromgoole, Dunlap Edsal Ellsworth In
/ man, John n. Ewnl Edwin II. Ewing, Faran, tieRlir
Foot Foster, Fries, Gsryin Gentry, Giles, Goodyear
Gordon Graham, Grider Grover, Hamlin, Hampton, Ha
Alison Harper billiard Hoge. Elias b, Holmes liougi
l Iohn w, Henston, George 8 Houston, Edmund w Hui
ard Hungerord James B. Hunt, Hunter, Charles u
gersoll Joseph r. Ingersoll Joseph johnson, Andre'
l Johnson, George w. Jones, Knufmsn, Preston knf
Truman Builsr King Lswrsncs, Leib, La ssrs, Levi
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MR. BUCHANAN AND TIE TARIFF,
A great clamor has been raised by some OF the
Wing editors against Mr.. Buchanan, in conse.
quence Of a statement made by Mr.. Pollock, mem
Der Of the present Congress from the district com
posed Of the counties Of Northumberland, Union,
Lycoming and Clinton. in this State in hi. recent
speech in that body on the subject Of thrift. The
statement is based upon speech made by Mr.
Buchanan at Milton, IN this State, on the subject Of
the tariff, in September, 1874. We understand
that Mr.. Pollock has been unsupported, and that he
will do Justice to Mr. Buchanan IL the speech
which he lis nov preparing for the press. We would
remark, however, that any gentleman assumes n
most perous position when he undertakes to state
from memory what was said by political opponent
in stump speech nesfIy two years before; and
especially when he undertakes to repeat single de-
,nched sentence without the context. Whether be
intends IL or not he is almost certain, under such
circumstances, 10 do the speaker injustice.
The writer OF this article happened 10 be ON the
stand at Million, and heard every word utteced by
Mr.. Buchsnan in relation to the tariff We heard
Rim ON other occasions on the same subject On
this question he pursued the course adopted by
nther democratic speakers generally throughout the
state His speech at Milton was one Of The nbIes,
heever made, and vss heard by vast throne from
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

w Z We sch~cribeus being appointed Ly
Noe PToasis c0su ior the district OF
Rutland, oonmtnlsners to receive, eIamlns,
400 a. 'ustal. clam, and demands OF al per.
s1Cs again'i gbs estate Of
Nufaa fiIt, iei, Of DsnLs.
20 sald dts'u0i tssetsei. represented tsso,-
vent, and 80 mouths from TOE thh dsy OF
fserUary lasi., beng SLOWED by said cour,
Tor Inst petP"ss We O. therefore hereby give
notice that We will stseud " zoe bp.,Dess nj
ouf SAID appointment A. he Ina OF CHI
Bohsm 30 DsAaY IN tae Isl Mondsys ON.
and Augus, nslt, from one O'Clock. % m r.
ul lour 0.ciork 90 90 each o. sa,d o,y.
MfsSa HlLuAED, 20.
Cana BCFFrH ~o'Anff t.
Rui.shd feb 5 o.
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NINtLot lLRMoNTt Re i'remsm
nnu--ln- NnlAnd. y. - Leted IN

SINlI OF NLKMONTtRE ,,rem.m
Dnu-i OF Rntand. ~ - bered that
a. special probate count held at krllsbd
vIsaiu and l1tsld Ji,;tct 90 the &c m day Of
!saIan, 1910.
Present, VIM Hal, Judge.
.lonu BROMLEY. executor of tie last will a
Testament of l.ucic5 BtoH, ~ late % Dandy.
IN sad district .tccea -ed ,testtle, proposing To
Iead,t an account OF LIs administration OF
tliI te3sic,
t., ordered that sad account be referred
ut elantt ,uun and allowance TO the htA
Ai,ud,y. nclng the ID day OF March mex,
sal thiiA copy OF tais order be published
'.rAr week. suocesslvely, previous thereto.
Boo The Rutland Herald, a newspaper pointed
4 Kuilani, that all persons interested may
appear and oh,ec, tu We same VI they zee
,srsr 4 ifur cog. 81 ro,ori,
HENkY HALL Register.
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nrS5. nOO REMARD..rn

|NlllS may certify tina, have sold more
i than 500 boxes of Bakers Leather PIE
server within The last seven Yeas, and no
Backing Of the kind has given so general
satisfaction in this place az his. as it closes
the pores Of the leather aud renders i, soft
and lmpenlrable by water.
PERRis SiAosDs, Br.,,leboro. VI,
The above article is for sale by Burt h
Mason, Rutland; A. Love!snd, Caslleton /;
VIM. Is Brown, Cuuingsvlle; NJ. o. Mott,
Brandon; f.. Lester, Pittsford; l.. ]. John
son. Whitehall; A. II. Miller, Moupiholly;
Hoses Square, Orwell; A. Buterneld, West
Rutland, n. Sqeres, Mendon; Adams & Ar
mngton, Ludlow. OSLO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

STATE Of Vermont, DE lttemembcr-
District OF Rut!and, 81. { ID ed that a, STA =
ted probate court holden a, Rutland within
and for said district on the frs, Monday be-
ing the I'd day OF February. 1916.
Present, VIM Hall, Judge
Betsey Stafford, executrir Of the last will
and testament Of Palmer Stafford, late OF
Wallngiord In SAID district, deceased, pro.
posing TO render an account Of her admins.
Hatlon OF said estate,
It's order ed that said account be referred
for crsminationd allowance TO the first Mon
day, being the 81 day Of March next, and
that copy Of this order be published three
weeks successfully, previous thereto in the
RuuAndl liefald,a newspaper printed at Rut
land, that all persons interested may appear
and object TO the same II they see cause.
A true copy Of record.
HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

STATE OF VERMONT remem-
Dlsinct of Rutland, IS. - bered that
Al special probate court held al Rutland
within and for said district on the 3Oth day
Of January, A. u. lSi6,
Present VIM. Hall, Judge
David Richardson, administrator OF tho
estate of Samuel Fairfield Jun, late OF
Puuotd IN SAID district, deceased, n,estale
proposing II render an account Of his ad-
mInlslrluon OF said estate,
1t Is ordered that sad account be referred
FOR examination and allowance to he first
Monday oelng thu 30 day Of March next.
aud that a copy Of this order be published
three weeks successyely previous thereto
IN the Rutland Herald, a. newspaper printed
at Rutland. that all persons Interested may
sppear and Object 10 the same, II they see
cause. A tree COPY Of Record,
q HENRY HALL, Register.
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RUTLAND And BENNINGTON
RAILROAD

SELLING or Al COST
- OpS nav Re brurhi a, ths Fcs-vl
II ff1iga-s and Cts1r asA Ser unui
tfs arrr.. of ra'.l.r. iHr %. gIarfy
c,.si.sa- uo uuHats Wri sFel lessru.n.
r.. f1 make r-a '.r Iac .prrct sssaf,msut
.. HaE l9rra' eve s.rrca ,H lais equity
bHf fr1rt srPeTrulsrt has stablsasd the
r-l o. Hrt rrsts pay sySiem 10 the cnIy
.#r.r-I urT on rr r"tlncst 1hnse ~hn
,.' rsst have psid asous h1p8rsd
r-Htar faAt sr Rave sased
r.--... .tat 4~rr.Frttc We atc ras4 de.
'srr TO- r.ts ne fsnaia3si Of alr si,cl
a.l.1. t..H~ .f rff rfnrf's lf-tanss
DO Al SfFIN q co Agsrs'
H. u.s.. fgt li 1899
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LOOK HERE.
Dr BanDing's Patent Lat

HAS done more for the disease
III which it is applicable than any I'd
Instrument in use, And the suhscn.C
determined to convince the public, a.
that IT he al his own expense Any 20
who needs All instrument OF the KIND, ~
yted TO call al his house and receive or
lTial for two weeks GRATIS, ifthey 5n.
already convinced. People are cauuorr.
TO believe reports derogatory TO tin, M.
able Instrument OF certain doctors p.a e
be interested in "Hulls Supporsu
other insiruments,) ill they have lnPV"
this opportunity II has nerey fai,d 'i'
entire satisfaction when properly apple
der the direction Of the underslgned,'' y
ny will attest by certificates or penam
lsTvlew IL desired, To these facts. iIs'
will be waited upon by a female W
had extensive experience 10 Their app .'.
Having very large assortment on a'.
all sizes, and Likewise much imr'o'-
late, ia enabled 10 give all who NAV "a
entire satisfaction. Please 10 cal. "
or Tuesdays JOHN b HlBBAkN " .
Ruilsad, Oct \, lS46 g
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EARN FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm
Il situated in Cas,le,on, containing 2IO
acres ofgood land. On said farm is a good
dwelling house, wood house, Wagon house
and three good barns, two good orchards OF
OF fruit, and fine sugar grove Of over 2OC
trees, and plenty Of good water Those
wishing TO purchase are invited to call and
examine the premises.
HARVEY GRISWOLD.
Castleton, January 90, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

WE the subscribers being appointed by
the II on Probate Court for the dis
ifici Of kutland commissioners TO receive
examine aud adjust all claims and dema nds
Of all persons against the estate Of
OLIVER WARNER, late Of WalHnQford.
IN said dIsir ,deoe ssed epresen,ed insoivent
and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN Offset thereto and siI months from the
9Th day OF January, "a, being allowed b,
said court for thai purpose We therefore
hereby give notice that We will suend 10
Inc business Of our said sppontmsn, At III.
" idpw Hannah Warmers 10 Wsllngford.
on the fourth Mondays Of March and lone
next. from 10 O'Clock N unul O'Clock o.
m on each OF said davs.
: a. EbsrsroS, C-.
KnFlvsoS hatL, -
Wsuing 'oft. Feh Q lsi6
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4 ifye copy 1i iecnu
HENRY HALL Register
STATE or VERMONT lRKi,temem
N nt.-i II n..L,nA -. - hn,rl NM

STATE or VERMONT RE ittemem
D.uu., OF R.,,In1. -. - hefsi that
~ = ,icci,, ptobNs court bold at Rutland
o.. ao' $40 district, on the oh d.,
OF ltaf..f. s y 1873
Pus,n, Wm UaN JGigc.
hrfsst'gurti IN 'v.Hlug purpntuUs to De
90, .s,f vi. hul testamont Of Elisha Pike
l,to % pW,ipu ga sad district, deoeas
e.. tlvHg been presented to ,aid court ilI
rf..s,c by AOjgAl PIKE snd samuel al.
lie oag. mo executors therein named
to-, ,t1ctcd hat sad Wilt be referred for
Probate and allowance to ihe FIST Monday
te tAe % day Of Mach neIt, and
rAia copy OF HAS order te published three
wcrG, s1coessycly, pteuouN thereto ~ the
Ru,.nI licfs.d,A newspaper printed at RIl.
land, lHn all persons interested may appear
ana u.J,C, 10 lAe probate thereof II they see
cause 4 ttut copy of record.
HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

FARM FOR SALE OR TO LET.
TN + subscriber will sell or To-, the farm
L now occupied by Mr. Gilman Stansrd,
Iituited three miles north Of Caatlelon VII
iage, containing about one bundled acres OF
land acood dwelling house, three barns, and
other out buildings, together with good
sawmll, which can always be supplied with
loRs IN abundance. Also, one undivided one
fourth Of q acres Of edar and Pine swamp.
situated in Hubbsrdton, zone mile north OF
said farm. Payr.n,, made To suit the pur.
shaseT. JOHN CAIN
Rutland, Dec, s, Islb. ntf
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STATE OF VERMONT } REurcmem-
Di,irct Of Rutland. SIS - bsied that
ats stated probate court held at Rutland
within and for SAID district, on the first Mon
day being the 20 day OF February, lsis,
Present. VIM Hall, lodge.
Application having this dey been made TO
said court by Betsey Stafford, execu,rix OF
the las, will and testament Of Palmer Stat.
ford la,e Of Wallingiord in said district, do
ceased, testaie, for an hearing and determi.
nation by said court Of all questions as to
advancements made or alledged TO have bee n
made 10y the deceased TO any OF the heirs or
derlsees Of said deceased;
Therefore, 1t Is ordered and decreed by
said count that all such questions be and they
hereby are refereed Tor hearing and delerml-
nation to the frs, Monday being the end day
OF March nett aud that copy OF this record
be published three weeks successfully, pre-.
vious thereto, IN the Rutland Herald, news.
paper printed at Rutland, that all persons in.
tetesied NAV appear and be heard IN tue
premises IT they see cause.
A true cory ofrecotJ.
8 HENRY HALL, Register.
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HATS g. CAPS.

fINll t. subscriber has on hand first rate as
L sorlmcn, Hats & Caps which he will sell
for cash as low az can be purchased IN Yer
month YOU don't believe this assertion
please call and examine the stock and prices
Also all kinds OF cap trimmings Cor sale.
WANTED.
Shipping and Hating Furs, Sleeps and
Lambs peis, Pulled and sheared wool Grain
and most other kinds OF produce.
3sw OBEL COOK.
Rutland, Jan II, lst6.
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THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
SAM
is probably almo,, without r,ri


Is probably almos, without r,nP
L having during ttial of nearly 90 4,
fully maintained the high reputation \
II has acquired for consumptIvo com
and all diseases Of the lungs and che
has been used probably with A
success Than any other article know /
many physicians who have had an onrs
nifty OF witnessing its highly salutaty cc9
do not hesitate to recommend II as a y
convenient, and very efiicacious meo I
equal is not superior 10 any other ptcos
lion for the above complaints within 4
knowledg and one which has seldom 4
appointed The reasonable expectation .. (
who have used it,"
The proprieiors cannot descend 10
present unhlushing style of advcrslnci-
lararticles.lt is too well known to requlrF
such course, and they would merely r.,
those who wish for further confImal,
its superiority TO those who have Use
and to the numerous certificates OF ~
clans and others attached 20 each beGi|
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam wat
many years the only aulcle known rs (
monary Balsam Its great celehue1
given rise 10 great many spurious AZ
which, by partially assuming the name
genuine, and belng put up so as TO re,call
II as nearly as possll lie, are often lost.
on the public for the true article i-
these are 'Carrets COMPOUND Pur Z
Ralsam,' American Pulmonary lhn
Vegetable Pulmonary syrup Puc
Balsam,' Indian Pulmonary Balsam VI
ter's Pulmonary Balsam' &c. BsWln
all of them Enquire for the article b,
whole name. the VEG ETABLE PuIN
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure and rG
true article, prepared by RrED, WNG { y.
LgR. Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chalt,a
Boston, and see that it has the wri,ito g
nature Of Wm Jon'n Cutler, upon a ye
labe on tho blue envelope. Each b.
and seal Is! stamped Vegetable pua"
~ Balsam.' For sale by drugg,n =
country merchants generally.
For sale in Rutland by l.. Daniels. q
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II
pYssl. 0,. STkvpN Be itus.m
I.rr.s. J.,r,t,t f. , ~ befst Ma
a., ...,,.. ,,so,. t.e,asb o. & suit,nt ui,h.
). an a., a. aissr5rs 90 10 tlh dsv q
V.A.,,r n Ists
rt,.st' 4 wstus' lodge
lam. Rec, st.-o.-t q 10 act wiu sns
J...sr.~ff . rsusaf. i.e0lsFJ. lsis -
ws. .aus r..u..t trtsa,re proposing,
&C. u.ttt s,-s.at as o., sF,ulh,i.uop
,fa4 e.wv
Co., O.. .sts8 ihs,..lf sccuusi D., received
az tttr .r,l nft $500 ot u.s tih ds'
ed ~. .,,t p,..t. .,fsse ID Cau!s.on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

DAILEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
LNOR IS cents boz just received by
SIoddard
Also Old Windsor Soap.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

PLASTER 81 FLOUR.
I UTHER DANIELS will sell Plaster
IL and Flour a, Whitehall prices. adding
transportation. The best brands Of Family
Flour kept constantly on hand
Feb. 2, I845 6
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for Consusss ptiOn,

- -Q9Sa -
for Consul IN ptiOn,
And the tea, remedy known 10 mao lot
hs,hms Of every stage. Liver Complaints
Brvpchus, inauenrs .Cooghs Colds Bleed
ing Of the Longs. SborDeu Of Breath
psius and weakness IA the side biessi d g
and al otter diseases of the
PULMONARY ORGANS.
A very important disease over whifh ihl'
DIl.am sIeris powerful influence, 10 ths
ola DISEASED LIVER
In this complaint " has undoubtedly proved
more eihoaeious than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when
paneLls hsG endured long and severe suffer.
ing iiom the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and 1hsr
Mercury hav been resofied 10 In vain, the
use Of this Bslssm has restored the Liver to
a healthy action, aud in many instances ef-
iceied PERMANENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed 10 produce the de-.
sired effect.
OpInion Of a recuidr Physieidn.
Exeter, Me, Sept 80, 1855.
This ceuihes tina, have recommended
the use OF Wisist's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
for diseases Of the Lungs, for two yesrs past,
aud many bottles TO my know ledge have been
used by my ps,ien,s, all with beneficial re-
suits 10 Two cases where II was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, The
Wild Cherry effected cure.
T.. BoYprS. Physician at Exeter Corner.
QUACkERY' NO DECEPTION !
All published statements OF cures perform
ed by this medicine are in every respect true
Btxdrt Of CounferfeiiS aud limitations. -
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF
DR. Wstst's Ralsam Of Wild Cherry in all
diseases for which II /, recommended, cur.
ing many cases after the skill Of the best
physicians was unarailng, has efecsed a
large and increasing demand for IL. This
fact has cauSed several unprincipled counter.
letters and imlisiors to palm of spurious mix
lures Of similar name and APPEARANCE, for
the genuine Balsam.
Be careful and get the genuine DR. WIS
TAs's BALsAM or WiLp CHERRY None gen
uine unles signed by BUTTS. Address
all orders 10 SETH w. FOWLE, Boston,
Mass. For sale by Luther Daniels, Rutland
Jones & Dow, Cuuingville J Perkins
Caste,on; w Moul,sn L. Co, West Poult.
ney A Bliss q Co., Poultney B. Beals
Wells Whedon & Swallow, Pawlet; g.
Smith, Dandy 4 corners; l. J.Nall & Co.
Danny Henry Slmonds, Pittford Warren q
Bliss, Brandon, aud also Tor sale by
druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land. 97Iy
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VALUABLE REMEDY.
A L y T s LINN Mt

- - - ~ ~ ~ w II ~
THIS Celebrated External remedy for an.
cure OF Rheumatism. cramps, affections
ot.ih spine, paine an the back and chest,
swelled limbs, Group, agne in The face. tooth
ache, sprains, bruises, issues, unoeraied
sores, salt Iheum, sore throat and ouinsy.
weakness IN the ankles, nervous diseases,
contraction Of the muscles, burns, corn,. and
frosted feet is now almost universally ack.
nOwlsdRed to be one of tie wonders Of the
world. and the best external Iemedy now
known and as proof of the gteat cel.hri-
~ which this remedy has STAINED The follow.
Jog certificate, from geihlesaen Of the high
Get respectfully, ~ ofeted There has
never yet been discovered en- external RENE.
DIV which has proved 50 universally sucress
fol 90 al cases where Il had seen spnlied 49,
Pnce bo cents per bnule; sold In Rutland
Co, by Chapman 4 McKwan. Ch,en,,.
Landing ID x. Barber, Benson. Il. $. Ann.
strong, Nesi Haven. g. ~ brown. a 20
Dandy, Lapham & Vail, Souih Wapipoford
d II. Sabin 4 Co, Wshngiord. lone, 4
Dow ShrsSsbury. Val a O,a, M,ddleiovr
=. Near, E's Pounhey. D. Iami.son A
Co, Ca'uetoo ID Morgan a Co We,, RI,
lsnd u Wlrslaw. piusfoid W,,,ep 4
Bliss. BAndoU d. p Bell Rutland and a.
me Druggists and Merchants general ,b,o'
o., We ,.r. n,sis' 81. s-.., 71m
4 HEREBY eer,J that have c,,.o 49,.
Asoa ,seph r. Wares ths remainder al b.,
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STATE or VERMoNT}DE rem,

STATE or VERMONT DE 1t remem.
Dsinc, OF fllfha,en,ss. I ID bered that
r, probate court holden al Castleton
within and Tor said dis,ric, on the 4ih day Of
February, 4. ID. 1916.
Present, 4. Warner, Judge
u II bromley administrator o the estate
T., lNlua bromley. late Of Plwlct IN said
dr,lct, deceased, proposing 10 render an
acro1n, OF h.- administration Of SAID es,a,e,
j. b., ordered tasisaru accom-, be received
s.l cynuIlci lor allowance brinte tho said
,rsi u- .ll to- OF March aeNt, at, nc Pro
ual. once 90 Ca.aet9n. atotesrd, and that
,a.. uf. ,r be- p4'lshcd three weeks success.
,.,e., 't.v.pI. thereto lH lho Rutland Herald,
aeas9rpct printed 4, Rutland, which shall
te sutJ. .i,u' no,cr 20 all PERSONS interested
p'lae uDeAni place OF o1Amlalng said &C.
.In'
= rue copy of Recor'
jaws 4. WlrStR, Register
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Bath, nains, June. 1874.

Bath, Halns, June, /, 1914.
Mr. T. Brown, Dear SIT II have foT some
time past, suffered much from the Jaundce
and dyspepsia at the stomach, loss of appe-
Ute, and trouble and pain from the least sim
pie ioV&. with pain IN the head and sides, a
slight asph, general weakness and debility
and weakness Of the sysiem. Aler using a
number Of medicines without any relief ! was
induced 20 try your Sarsapau'la and iona
Ia BuIeN received immediate reIIet from
The use Of one bottle and feel Rrarded for
the gIeaite.ief have received, and would
recommend u TO al, others who are suffering
from similar disorders Yours truly.
FREDERICK d. SHAW.
Address oil orders for the above myslua-
bic medicine r. the proprietor Ftedeuek
Brown. IS Washington A. BoIlou
AGENTS Luiher Daniels Ruuand---
lone, & Dow, Cultugsyns + Jamieson.
Castleipn " Noulton 4 Co. Wes, Pooh-
.uey. A BH.s. Ppu'ncy - Bea.. Wells .
Whesdpu s swallow. Pawl~t = smith.
Dainty corners ] u Vail s Go. Dandy
n Slmouds pir,ford; Wsueu & Bliss.
Brandon. and for sslo a'so hy'druggists and
appointed agents generally Prce ono dol-
lar bottle 2-I,