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Vegcta Bite Bai sa IN
ELINlR.

I'M f. Great Northern Remedy for "a.
i Colds, Bleeding n, the Lungs, Brond
~. Night Sweats, difficulty Of breathing a
all Other diseases OF tho Lungs, which O.
lnclpleni stages Of the Consumptlon-s {.
evidence OF which can he found ia the pt-
raj sheets and pamphlets IN the hands Of
gents, some OF which are occasionally p
llslIed in another part Of this paper
CURTIS d SMITH, ST. Adams Vt
Only wholesale Agents, by whom Agcni, a
be supplied IN any part Of the Unlou, vi
the best terms.
Sold by especial appointment, BY v
c. Stoddard, Rutland ID. Morgan, Jr
Rutland V. Ross, Brandon. T.. James
Castlelon G Walker. Benson Va. a @
It's, Mlddletown; n. W. Sawyer. I.nnoss
ii SImonds, piuslord; Hall q Parker Cfl
endon c. C. Blossom, w. PoulneJ II
by some respectable dealer in the eouhll
AD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-02
THENEGETABLE PuLMUNARYBI
SAM

81 NJ.
rs probably almost without anal, i
j having during trial OF neatlt 20 va,
fully ma ln,aincd the high reputation VII,
1t has acquired for ConsumpliSe compR.
and all diseases VI the lungs and cher
has been used probably with e,as
success than any other article knoaa, ugU
many physicians who have had on optor,
nifty OF witnessing its highly saluaty ,i,t,
Z do not hesitate to recommend II az 70.
convenient, and vev eiiicatluus med.rs,
equal is not super to any other pts,en,
ton for the above complaints within Ii,
| kno~ledg, and one which has seldom q,
appointed the reasonable expectation olLh,
who have used it,
The ptoprletots cannot descend to q,
| present uhhlushlng style OF advertising t-
/ lar arilcles.lt is too well known to reGuft,.
surh course, and they would merely 70,
! those who wish for further conffmauor
4 It's superiority to those who have use5
and TO the numerous certificates of uhu
clans and others attached 10 each bottle
! The vegetable Pulmonary Balsnm was ii
! many years the only article known Us
monary Balsam. Its great ceIcbnei, IN
I p
which, by partially assuming the name OF !.
genuine, and being put up so as 10 rc,cr..
1t as nearly as possl 10, are often toisttt 3;
on the public for the true article Amc,
these are 'Carets COMPOUND pumor7I
Balsam,' American Pulmonary BaIu.
Vegetable Pulmonary, Syrup 'Pulmon-
Balsam,' Indan Pulmonary Balsam,' 'll,tI
ter's Pulmonary Balsam,' &c. Bew4f, Il
all of them Enquire for the arllcle BIS d
whole name, the Y EG ETABLE ri LNuNI
AIRY BALSAM, and he sure and ge =,
true article, prepared by RtrD, NIsG dtu.
LrR. Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chatham
Boston, and see that IT has the wnlen 81.
nature OF Wan. Jon'n Cutler, upon ,eIoI
label on the blue envelope. Each bos
and seal is stamped Vegetable PumoS'
" Balsam.' For sale by druggists a.
country merchants generally
For sale IN Rutland by L. Daniels i6.aI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-02

VNHE subscriber will sell or lie, the farm
l now occupied by Me- GILMAN Siansrd,
situsisd three miles north of Ca.tisisa VII
lage, coutaining about one bundled scres oil
land, a good dwelling house, three barns, and
other out buildings, together with good
Sa~mlll, which can always be Supplied with
logs IN abundance. Also, one undivided one
fourth OF 27 acres OF Cedar and Pine swami
atuaied in lIubbaIdlon, zone imile nor;h ot
said farm. Payment made To suit the nm,
chaser JOHN CAIN
Rutland, Dec. 9, lsi5. SIN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-02
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

m HAT well known Tavern Establish
4 ment, situated IN West Rutland, known
as the Clement Stand, aud now occupied bv
j. l,hi Warner, and immediate possession
gwen The sltuallonI one OF the best for
business in the County, being on the great
thorougbfare from Rutland to Whitehall, and
IN the centre Of large farming community
For particulars enquire Of William K. Glenn
enl near the premises, or the unders pned IN
Clarendon. DANIEL ). EWING.
Clarendon, Feb. 25lh, 1916. l0-lL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

- T. w IT, Chancer1
N.. ...
W hh"'N0 "'.''n i'ss o. h0''A '''.
W ~ ne '"a''' '' Ns'''"a On uH' -.
' D' h''. %. ~ h'' ne. 'n we '''..' y
so '''1 ,' ''' 90" OF hAn''') ''' W.
'..''' % h-''n ''' '.."'. '."'.,''
..s ''' '' '"' .i'' ,s' '. Johe I9.3 ""'l
sFsf'' '"'" "' '''l h''.'"1 90" '' VIZ Guy
90. 'f,' DO ''''e '' NJ" l"t' U.S. Ji''' ]"
.'.''' Goo h.'' 'n '"' ''m 'i '"o '"' .''.
,'..''' 80 ','' 'n i.""''N noe o"''"
'N' ~. - IN.' ti'''.'r D." enc wear
'''n .''e MN ''''''''. A"i '''' y, - oi'
TIC gas m'n' OF The same 20" SO KUN 600
NO ."n' d'' gave To '"c ct@'"' n''s ,R'
Gee. '' ITO. o' and 900 h-h'nI l'n'o'o
'''N' 'I '.' o.. % hpf'l.f gi'-ha I' l'' 'AN'
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Pulmonary ORGANS.

vefy important disease oser which hi
BAlsam cN'ti- powerful lnhUcnce, IL tina
.ofa DISEASED LIVER.
IN THIS complaint 1t has undoubtedly rfove,
mote cliicari"us than any rcnedy hithsrt,
employed, ant IN nume rous instances wber
pauciAs had endured long and severe suffer
tug from the disease, without receiving tn,
east benefit from various remedies. and sht
NsrDwy has been resoued TO in vain, tn,
u.r of tins lBa'sam has restored the Liver I,
health, ACTON. and IN many instances ef
icr,ed PERMANENT CURES, after eve,,
knepn remedy had failed 20 pt,cuce The DE
sired effect.
OpnioR of regular Ph,Sieidn.
Exeter, Me, Sept 30, 1915.
This coui6es that | have Hcommended
tho use Of Wislar's B,lssm Of Wild Cher,
lor diseases OF tho Longs, for tvseyssrs pas,
aud many bottles TO my knowledgs have beer
used 10y my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits IN two cases where 1t was though
confirmed consumption had taken place, The
Wild Cherry effected a cure.
h. BorprN. Physlcian at Exeter Corner
40 QIACk FRY no DECEPTION -
All published statements OF cures perlnfm
I'd by TITS medicine are IN every respect tue
H'udr' Of CotmfrtfciJ and limitations -
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy o
Dr. Nlstar's Ralslm al Wild Cherry IN al
diseases for which It recommended, cur
ing many cases after the skull OF the bes
physicians vas unavailng, has effected
large and increasing demand Tor H. Ihi.
fact has caused several unptinripled counter
letters and I,"IIa,ors to palm off spurious mix
lures, OF similar name and appearance, io
the genuine Bals1m
BE careful and &c, the genuine DR Wis
TAR's BALsAMor Wild CnFRuY None gen
ulne unIes signed by BUTTS. Address
all orders To SETH W. FOWLE, Boston
Mass For sale by Luther Daniels, Rutland
Jones & Dow, Cut,lngvllle J Perkins
Casl.cton; W Mop,toa & Co., West Poult
ney A BLISS & Co., Poultney h. Beals
Wells; Whedon q Swallow, Pawlet: s
Smnh, Dandy 1 corners F.. |. J. Vail & Co
Danny Henry Simonds, pntlord. Warren &
Bliss, Brandon, aud also Tor sale by
druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land. ely
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LlTEG TIMES or HENRY CLAY.

w 'At'lN ~ 'i thN
,s7rot ~ "gS.tt4ttrr, .ttttt.t, %
ssitY ttsr.ls, "rets oS "a
tNttr,s iltt, ~.
RI BilsHFU HIA.s BARNES 4 co
No IT, loan sttetf. Nv \ oh
Dsupd "a, Of ue ftu rlIfior 81 'ai'
~0's ,ptsre' he r4lusheY 90 ot'f 60 30
pl'.it setof.t e. tiob. eeuA. in tttl 80
go 70 ihs hsptsouns stte-uon t'ih, t'''
T.. ds,igr 90 ttt ep't IS 'o c.te = i..
sr5 ronp.,c history 81 Nf tAts A's, 900.
'sls 80 puhur Tee Unstoid.re iR.tsf
iecuors II tae sus t'sararhioa. sketches 90
ths sntn.ni uaissmsr Lcfsiolafc p,,ch -
o. intedacuoa 10 be Sg~tchr, .o' 600
iatm, my,t he sppstett 90 e.. on Ar,u.t'
a. thfif BARROW aurs II 3, inro.s ..r o.
taou NJ CAV ~ be ouRht Co. - A.uNu.
vrh TIE ul.Ds" snd eomp.eieaess a. h,s
Lissoty written ratcfsli, iof permanent use
The s-ihot sf~rt list W.n'tf al lftnsto
~. ~ svau himself Of he s',sr.gts OF
immediate communicable Nth y, Gay, snd
stces g. 10 psp-fs snd coffesqpn3en.c,
which HAs freely And andy oiisfdcd.
New York, Nav =, lsI5
Ca'tsn. Dear SIR II an Glad 10
lsafa that yov Me preparing a lile OF Mr.
Clay In connection with the times, poIiiUn
oi oof history, embtsrinR matters OF such
deep iHisrea. concerning a statesman Of
sach sI,llsd character snd invaluable ser.
yrce.. that cannot bot command a large
share Of 'pYhlc patronage feel assured
that you Vii. render ihe work worthy OF tho
otcason. Nery respectfully VOWS
TllEU. FRELlNGHUISEN
New York, Nav. lsi5.
lIsving scrn portions ot the tnAnusrtin, OF
Wots en,t,led the "liic and Times a. Hen
~ cav bv Nj Cotton. NuIhof OF uc luflgs
Ipc,s.' wear hslpy tn say. jtu the su-
thots peculiar and well kEovn powers. a.
winter. have been sitiAingl, displnvcj both
IN the plan and etecuuon al tbs new task
which ia now nearly completed lie has
impaired 10 familiar SUBJECT he freshness
and charm OF novelty, not oiny by hl, mode
~ treating w. bot by the new mater which
thorough exploration Of his r,h field has
Ihprded. Among the uumctnus tops of
capuVaurg interest, the uew light tn Which
lie has placed the the alleged bargain hc.
tween Mr. Adams AMI Mf CLAY and ne DIS.
closures he has made regarding u.bv th" pre-
.entAton Of new and documentary cyrlrnrc.
ere ttuiy surpu.ng Tho lght which TINS
work vii cast on the political history ~ the
country, vii be not interesting uan Insttuc-
tive. ethtblung 80 It does, with great h'cl,ty
and success the lie Of tue most d.,ruCu,h.
81 American s,stssma7. and plAclrg ~ DIS
uue, AID bold roleL new aui impressive
features, Hwell Of his pubic ost,ef, - OF
hi> individual chat1ctet We chc,,1 4
pleasing anticipation Of the general interest
AMI god effects Of ms publication. and
hean.'v comm-n nd II In al who may d,>,te
m,i 1nd complete history OF Mr. fil's lIle
and | INES.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER ?

SEAVER'S JOINT and Nerre Lin,ment is
- no, only the best ariicle that can be
used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises,
Sprans, and Lameness Of all kinds, but is
tho most perfect and lssting cure that has ev-
er been discovered for the very troublesome
complaint, Chd5ians No inconvenience
whatever attending its application. The
most ncredulous may be satisfied by trying
one bottle, which will cost but 25 cents Ia
all cases where an ETERNAL application is
needed, II has proved itself highly valuable
as may be seen Toy the following certificates
The undersigned, having made use Of
Seavers Joint and Nerve Linlment. either
IN our families or on out own persons and
hnding II IN be The best remedy without eK-
oepilon that we have ever used, for The cOm-
plalsls for which It Is intended would recon.
mend It 10 our friends and the public peneT.
ally, believing that those who are afflicted
with any Of these complaints will find relief
~ the use Of this valuable medicine II T.
White, Rutland Peek d Spear Druggists
Burlington, George Morton. NIll.ton H..
ram Hopkins, Rutland q. Cook, Rutland
Fot RhsNrd'ic affections SpraiHs. Bru,.,
&c. ! most cheeriully recommend II IN The
public as ! can speak from experience hay-
ing made use Of u IN many instances m ms
family ior the above complaints. DLp,r,
Rnuaud, Sep, 5thISiJ Tn
W. J. e Siodoard, Agent for Ru,I,og
Jones & Dow, CuulnQsyllle : u Wins,
,o"' Pin.tord V Ross. brandon: ] h.
iiuni4ey. Salisbury " P Russell. Middle
bury Peek d Spar, Burlington. 5. X.
collins Montpelier and druggists aud mpr-
chan'' generally Reed, Wing A Cutler.
% nathan street, Boston. Wholesale agents
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
WEEKLY CATALOGUE

'"""'"D LEhLl CATALOGUE
4 LICE Maooeuu. OF tho Noblem.n's san
~ en- Sounding, and Of, ArlhurDenwood
Goitanna review OF The lie Of Iobo a
Cough, Llu,e Emma. Anne Melbop,ns hi
en- h""atd or the Bankrupt and Broker
CArnda, Jula, korporal Wizard. NJ,
Beauty, Groves Of Blarney, knickerbock el
Nhti' b b"ok' Scarlet Feather, Master Lang
lntd' Annie The Orphan Girl Of 81. Mari
Ne Blndhu Of the Castle Of Hardayne. Re 4
Wing. The Sea Coll, Matilda, Gabriel Lem
oer The Galley Save, Wido~'s WAX: Ia
Ward Austn, VIOLA, Dsyelle ARa,hon,a
Jack Maloomb'' log Wild Love, ,M,,sr,
Daughter, The ESeH,ful Night, Tn. Ls.t o
! he Nsstals "a
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AUCTION SALE.

AT llON SALE.
VI ILL be sold At public auction on Wed.
W ne>iaN me 18th day OF April next, the
farm belonging to the estate of Ira NorIhfop,
lie of Castleton deceased, containing about
lprl i've scrrs well divided INTO meadow
pasture, wood and p.osghiuI land, well wa
lctea sud an cIce.ien, orchard. There are
lwl dwelling houses a mp hammer black
sm.th shop aud furnace, the whole viii be
sold together OF sepirstelg a. vii best SUI
tho purchaser on the above DAY unless pre-,
,.lu,l, disposed of a. private sale.
J. y NORTllROP,t,s-....,..','
u ELLIS. 'D''''''''"''
Ca.l,cion March lG'L. I-iG -
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NEW GOODS

EANi BIosh shee,inr Fine do. do
L l. Bl.sehed CotIons, Batiing, W,dd,no
snd sticking, lnsh Linnen, Plain and dr.
, .''lhefr'' r"n's and sundry other ani.
olss lo'' received AID for sale b,
ks'.ant March 10 -
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(lIc> ) J pUiIIIpS PHONIX,
HAMILTON El~U,
- III DIZZY SELDEN.
T. e BENNETT. (E,q)
JAMES : THAYER, { ="
d FRANCIS BACON,

New Yoik May ISIS.
think veil written life OF Henry Clay
- work vety much to he desired II mu.t
oi course contain history ofihe political
events Of this country for the las, iofiy yclrs.
Ia all tie public transactions during that pc
nod boz has acted a leading part H., Jiog
fapny vii, therefore. not ouly tie interesting,
bot must prove l",,rpc'lnE, To- all VITO are de-
s'rous pf acquiring an accurate knowledge
VI the History Of OUT goyerCmeut.
DAVID y OGDEN
ITrdtf ~ a later from Gr7 L,'ie C.vtt,
L'I'Hg'on, ~, ubo Rad ror ,.r..o,I ~
~, raHLfCriyL
II can attest 10 Us accuracy u' detail lu
reference 10 many events no, h,frloiulc
presented to the public, and have been m4,h
struck With philosophical, chal,let aaI
simplicity Of arrangement
Albany Apu, 1,,a. Isis.
My Dor SIR II r-.pice o. hear tuu Spu
are 30 nearly prepared to huug ou, lo.r
forthcoming work % It's plan A. ,op Sc.
tailed 1t - me, | entirely approve. or iHe
manner Of execution ! cannot have tie least
doubt IuJ slng from your previous vur.,
WILLIS HALL.
{ ColroS
From he National IqhHi,o1ler
VT toliou'S LITERARY pto,uu.,uS are
known, and his poAugai ones haze D,H d.
VIDE and deserved reputation AMI u,.tI.
rcs. II adequaiol, executed (is We are -.
sured Il 49, the work all prove the suuude,l
account aud the bes, ILLUSTRATION, ol winch
any one mans biography can be made the
basis not only Of a., that has happened, bu,
Of all that should have happened DUNG the
long noble aud bul,an, career Of Mr. Cav .
From he Philadelphia Morning PO5i.
1t could not be ooniided TO beuer hants.
snd Mr. Clay could not desire more h,ulyi
OF accomplished bioFnphet
troH The YATES County Wig
IL cannot hH to possess more lnieres,
than an, publication that has been wul,en
ior many wears
Prom iAc Soroio Gazette. OAio.
Few men have tie industry, the keen dis.
elimination, and the poweT Of cleat ausne,
rnehl and lucid composition, a. we'll as thai
familiar acquaintance with the public Affairs
a The us.lee States, requisite Tor the CON.
poaiion OF such work. ~ the degree DO.
sessed BY Mf Colton
The work will consist Of two volumes oc.
n'o, sos pages 10 each. and be embcl.he4
with iWo cngra'ings 1t. mcdaniel ere.
eau'n vii be 10 tie ice, s,yle of e.cg.n,
lgsf.l'c -
40, f'oe .. 's" "oif a. follow.
h zoe rn1san 1.18iue, si0o
10 sheep eiitIua, 51r
In F.s.tcaf no
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MrSlCAI NOTICE.

w ~ nun
49,. ~ W '',"u'" '''-''" wi ~ rS
peonu'.y Announces 70 The '''1e"' OF HOLLAND
ioc lcfi tho city Of New GluA. for few
wear. for the purpose Of eduraling hi. fam
ly ~ the coun'r,l he h., accented ofthe an.
poia,mcnt Of Professor Of Music to the Cas-.
ilelon SEMINARY. and ,h,ttLcsp,tnr Tom has
Iu,, commenced. the term, for Mn,,r. Piano
Forte and Singing, g., $40 Der quarter Iv,,h
use ol Instrument. The prlced !, fixed At
ton dollars, 50 that persons Wishing IN ob,,in
finished musIcal education can ,cc,i,o -
wrhou, hctu. oh l,cd 10 90 to the ,,,,es IN
Obtain tin same At , pte,t ,ypcn.c ,b.. .uI,.
srfber having received hrs musical edura.
uou 90 thc ri'y..i I.onIon under several uc
TIE nr,t masters Ilnr ,cyrn,c,,.l,nJ l,,,,n,
lccu an instructor the abo,r .c,pnre nm,
w,el~ Of - wear, warrants, him IN sayin,
- o.. ball Wr>.I.,. hl, instruction tl.i ,Le,,
Ih'y VIII receive thorough musical edqca.
ton on the mos, scientific miucioles name.
u.ar attention vii he pAiI To person, wish.
ing to brcomc teachers and recommenta,
u1e, given tlcm when, op,,,reJ cI,s" y,
Vocal Muslc.wIll be ,auyt.. also torn. ono
dollar re, quarter.
~ 3D., d =, l'o i'e''n' m''''he'I Mr T. would
,]y '.'H' lc has no connection WIN any other
'" C. u''" II
"''''''' '"'''" ~ ioio'
STATE OF VERMONT /DEr roman,
Dlstric, OF Falrhaveu.ss - heted tha,
at probate cuur, holden al Casile,on with.
IN aud for said district on the 4th day Of
March, 4 u. 1916.
Present. 4 Warner. Judge.
An instrument In writing purpnrtlnp 10 be
the la, viii and testament Of Nathaniel ]
Smith ln'c olCaSlieton 10 sud districtdecc,s
Cd, having nocu prp>cr'rd to sand court f,,
probate uy &. NJ. Willard. the cy,cutof
therein named
IT., ordered Jhat all persons concerned
ihctci1 be notified to aupttr alta >cs,ion of
SAID court To he holden at the Probate Office
~ Chstlcton. on the Gr, "Wednesday IN
April ;.cA, and Show cause # auy they .hay,
against the probate Of sand Will for which
purpose II :, further ordered ,ha, COPY Of
tie record Of this order be- pubh.hca three
weeks suCccSslvrly previous urrlo in
Tao Rutland Herald, q newspaper printed
At HWhnI:
\ true copy OF Record. II
Airst JAMES \ WARNER. Reai>tef
,,r, ,.,,.,,
i "I ih lO\l X l. u Tc,nem-
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STATE or VERMONT I3Er,.u.n
p'iis' Of f'Hhst'n.n II he,,a l.,,
Al s.pfoha's eoun holden At Ca,leit, h, ma
iof sad district oa The I'm "a, ~ NJ
ilG Pfs,rrf ~, "'
bnsiAvu' Doe sdain.Ufaior Of ths .,
"is =" tseLis Bee late of C.,t,,lon IA
"d d,''ilc'. cects'ed, ,a.e,sts. proao.ing
Fl" 'tnAei "a 'eCogu, q rs sdmini,ttauon OF
N.d sNsie
u - ofoerte hat sai1 .eeoaa, be received
sa' ei'mlnsd ioJ allowance or the hr'
"eon"'1aI o tsing ne On d, Of Nav mex
snd M" oo2V OF ,hls orjsf be p4bAshrd ri
Ihs ha'And hsralc a ne~spspet pno,sd a
MOI NJ ~hich shall ~ s0fi.0en, nouce 1.
a. f~rsnh' ihuiesiod Of the uns .ut ,Iar,
Of stiniuinG said sccounl
A ;rSs coy Of record II
Aaesi lanes a MARINER, Rssi,,sI
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Bath, Maine, June, 1874.

Bath, maine, June, !, 1874.
Mr. +. Brown, Dear SIT III have for some
time past, suffered much from the iaundice
and dyspepsia At the stomach, loss Of ape
lite, and trouble and pain from the leas, sim
pie food, with pain 10 the head and sdes. a
singh, cough, general weakness and debilry
and weakness OF the system. After using a
number OF medicines without any relief was
induced to try your Sarsaparlla and Toma
TO BnteH. received immediate relief from
the use OF one horle. and feel grauGed for
The great relief have received, and | would
recommend It to all others who are suffering
lfOm similar disorders Yours truly.
FREDERICK Is SHAW.
Address all orders for the above Invaiua.
h'e medicine 10 the proprietor Frederick
Brown. ~ Washington q, Boston
AGENTS. Luther Dsnlels. Rutland
ZONES q Dow, Cuuingsy,lle f. Jameson,
Casile,on W Mouiton d Co.. WeI Pnuh-
neg A Buss, Poultney Is Beals. Wells .
" headou 6 swallow, Pawlet : smith.
DANNY ( corners J II Vail 4 Co. DAINTY
II Slmonds, Pusford Warren A Bb..
Brandon, and Tor sale also bv'druQVisis and
appointed agents generally Prce ono dol.
lar bottle. Q-Iy
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PERFORATED CARD BOARD
A NEW supply just received and for
n sale al the Rutland County Bookstore
w f.. G. SroppARp
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for COnsusss option,

And The best remedy known 10 man Tor
i,'hna Of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bforchus Influenza Coughs, Colds Bleed.
iuc Of The Longs, Shoftness Of Breath,
rams and weakness IN the side. btoasi, q c.
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VIE KINGS OIL

'"""h "0 II =.
2gHN nsrj; ,I ,crIt !. .r : i
VHySPRAlNS. CORkS. nr, !.
01nn ihcr bt the Saddle o, A.
SUKE BACH, SORE BREASTS s.
~, &c, SC, and wounds of ttc,y de-
ton removing all SORENESS ans ,uilr.,,
healing Up ,he worst wounds no from -
i've DAYS time
TINS CELEBRATED RTIFn
vas prepared hy order of lis Na,.,
late KING VIM " oi Great Hrn.s.
the direction " Mr. Noust. The ,,.,t-.
English Fatmer AID used by I'm iu.h,I,
stud oi Horses only
DIRECTIONS.
DIP feather IN the OIL aud nrr.,,.. .
wound or sore twice a daN -or DO ,o.1
wounds vet rag IN the Ga. and uIns !.
the wound
y u. shake the bottle before u,.n, ..
Keep we'll ,oikcd
AGtNrs-W T. G. Sinddard. Rutst. i
Smonds, Plusiotd. ' Ross, Rroiar ri
Il Brown, Cuungsvillo Jameson q
Castlrion
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a barn yard, so as 10 reach the manure, that
the growth is greater, the leaves greener,
and the fruit larger, than when il stands on
sterile ground aud even as general rule,
fruit of The same variety is favored IN pro.
portion TO its size; the larger the finer
Urine may be very advantageously applied
TO this tree, especially While it is small, as
well as TO young apple trees. II moi only
hastens their growth, bot, BY its offensive
odor, repels the borer from the latter, and
the peacb-worm Il seria) from the former
A small tree will bear pin, once fort
nigh', and perhaps more and ofIner for |
have never injured any Of my trees by this
application, and consequently have not as
certained the amount which may be used
upon them; certainly large tree Sill bear
much more.
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CHEMISTRY AND AGRICULTURE
CHARCOAL.

ChE Mis- lh1 AND AGRlCG LIURE,-
CHARCOAL.
Dew, rain, aud snow exhibit very Beusi.
BILE traces Of ammonia, and .his principle
highly advantageous, and even indispens,.
bic to vegetable deyeIopement and health,
/ IS lost by evaporation unless absorbed and
! fixed BY some substances capable Of inter.
| cepting and retaining II for the use OF plants.
The experiments Of chemists, clearly de-.
monsira.e the fact that common charcoal
may be used for this important purpose with
perfect success, as II is capable Of absorbing
ninety times It's weight ~ ammouiaca gas,
with which II paris on the occurrence Of
every rain, and is thereby carried into the
soil, where partly, 90 doubt, by the yoltalc
action exeried by the spungeoles Of plants,
Il IS introduced into the vegetable system
and circulation, aud becomes The principal
source of the nitrogen so Indispensable to
their health and growth. We are not war.
ran'ed, perhaps, in regarding charcoal as
r manure in itself as il is substance nearly,
e It not quite understandable, but it is never.
'neess capable Of exerliug the offices Of
SUCH and may be regarded as most eff.
: ciens caterer Of the food Of plants, and
II ~hIcht does most munihcently provide
n The ABSORPTION Of ammonia aud carbonic
acid--ihe latter Of which is as essential ID
10 vegetable health and Increment, as the form.
N er, at least IN some degree, is not confined
is to humid seasons, or falls Of rain or snow
r II constantly absorbs both from the atmos
" phefe, and retains them in such wav anc
s. under the control of such laws as rendel
" them at all times easily available by tn,
3 roots Of plants. When applied to the sur
! face OF soils previously enrIched by the ap
pllcaIion Of putfescent manures it seizes up
- 90 the volatile gases which are liberale
during the decomposition, aud thus pre-
or serves ihem from dissipation and wasle..--
is Some farmers are in the practice Of apply
lng ground charcoal to The surface 10 ID
Sc iaiI aud winter, and speak Of it's action a
: salutary.