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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24

"CooI1NG PADDY OVER EN- An Irish
operative from the railroad in the south part
of the county, had the misfortune to be com
mittcd to jail for debt, few days since 1t
was found that the sum necessary to procure
indemnity to bail was one hundred and fif-
teen dollars, and a countryman by the name
of Green undertook mission to the shanties
in Ludlow and Cayendish for the purpose Of
raising the necessary funds to secure bail,
that the unfortunate debtor might be relieved
from his lodgings within the CRATES. Tho
kind hearted Iyishmen contributed to the be-
nevocnt object, but instead Of returning with
the relief, Green rent of, and the last intelli-
gence from him was that he was on his way
to the westward regardless of the charge
curN.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24

RzTA little girl in Philadelphia, fell down
dead, few days since, from over eXertion III
"jumping the rope"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24

SMELLING COPPER BY ELECTRICITY. 1t
is said that 1900 persons, number from the
Cornish mines, England, are, this year, en-
ployed at or in connection with the business
of the copper mines on Lake Superior. DR..
Houghton was the first TO draw public atten-
ton to the mineral region, yet so narrow
minded were the Michigan Legislators in 1889
that they refused the doctor 5000, being the
amount of his expenses in a tedious journey
that year, to report thereon, rather choosing
to allow his manuscript, the result Of much
toll, to remain unpublished. lie was after
wards drowned while on ane&ploring tour
No furnaces have yet been erected for smelt-
inc the ore, which is all shipped for the East,
and some Of it has been sent to England for
analysis.
Recent accounts from Europe speak Of u
discovery for smelling copper by electricity
and that it takes less than two days to accom-
plish what the old process required three to
effect and with a mere moiety Of the former
expense. Ore raised one day, is converted
into bars the next. We have not as yet met
with any detailed account of the improved
process but if practicable, it will be Of great
value on the shores Of the father Of lakes
The Cornish mines are estimated to produce
copper worth five millions Of dollars annually
and these States at present import large
quantities.
The English mode Of smelling by lightning
has been patented in Britain, and the Welsh
smeltcrs estimate their future savings in fuel
at $750Oper day. Australia sent 10000 tons
of ore to Wales last year to be run into bars.
BY the new mode the work can be done whers
the ore is found
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24

Kind words do not cost much, They new
err blister the tongue or lips. And we have
never heard of any mental trouble arising
from this quarter.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24
BRANDON, Thursday, June "a, 1047
HISTORY OF

SIMSBURY, CRANKY AND CANTON,
Connecticut, from the gear 1912 to 1916 =
BY NOAH A. PHELPS.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24

THE POISONED WEDDING PARTY. The
Picayunc has a letter, from which it appears
that Is of the wedding party recently poison
ed in Shelby Co., Texas, have since died, and
that some or 10 were daily expected 70 die.
1t seems pretty well settled that g Old Wilk-
inson," as the papers call him, poisoned with
arsenic the supperof which the party partook
and that the negroes charged with the crime
are entirely innocent. Eight persons are in
pursuit of Wilkinson, who have sworn to kill
him at sight
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24

ABLAcK HOLE. The N. Y. Commercial,
in speaking of the condition of the " Aims
House," Hospital at that place says that in
that ward 81 patients, all females, were crowd
ed into an apartment, said to be only fifty
feet square, most of them afflicted with the
ship fever five had died during the night
For want of ventilation and cleanliness, the
air in this apartment had acquired fetor al
most insupportable. A similar state of things
existed in one of the male wards, and all were
thronged beyond either comfort or safety. In
such condition of things with fetid atmos-
phere, crowded together almost as thicltly as
the inmates of a slave ship, inadequately at
tended to in every respect, even in the mat
ter of sufficient nutriment, no wonder need
be felt that the number of fever patients rap
idly and fatally increased.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-24
The Vegetable PulUnC mary
mel N,t

IIAS proved ,t,ef tho be,t Remedial Agent
| known Or C1ughl, { T., Cnr'ump Lion .A,th-
at PH'h &c, ~ ttus - BIO d. VIII, 81 ius Cou III,
'.Al Of. Pulmonary affections aGd dlfcascs 90 the
Luay', IS has ard can hc shown FROM the test mouy
. " r." -Pte' bic physicians slI other'. who
hrte iiri To tHc most unquestiouAble belief-Af-
ter having uled the many preparations. without
hudlag ths kIccttd relief malutudes aTv compel
Jed t. return t. thc 0f the NrorTAEtf PuIsos q
AHy BAisAN, which they acknowledge to be After
y trr bet rrmtly known fcF the abo,e mp Ants.
Bricarc Of Commercials ard limitations !
rrrl - Carter Ccmr ouud Pulmonary BALKAN 20
"Ancrieln 4 ilmonary Bal'au and Others IN part
beiri.; tho name Enquire Tor the article Ny its
dee Ia, tie NEorvAtLE Pulso~AHy BAuAA,
ALL ftgtt it la' the written signat1re Of - N.
JarE Cuik- upon yellow label upon The blue
-flrrsrt. Esch bottle and sealit stamped 'Ncge-
table IA .nonary Babam
rrs ARID ny REEb & CrrtEs. formerly Reed
Wing Caucr Importers Aad wholesale dealers
mei.ciHcl Ia,' &, ch,mcal,, and dyc-ituGs, 81
Chath1m ,trl,t B"ston, aud cold BY druggist a.
..Ate.tcs add country merchants generally For
particular t,e. nine datious cnqaire for paInph-
.e.t ace M stNlrl 6a,h tottle. Price 30 cents
l,r aa.c % k4tstd b! lutLsr Dausb Ean
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-24

ure II. sslue 81 lrng G. the stars rull along
e,si the ileatrus-so long % maa ursds
the earth sotyect w oil ,nf,e,s,'ss at the sesh
so loae 80 disease and s,ets~ss 10 know n
- Joe, - hong will this good ointmem be
Used sf.d esteemed. When nan ceases from
"a tile ess,h, thea tho demand ~.ll reass,
,.d not uli then.
JAMES MoALISrER, & Co,
Sole ptopre,otc Of tho sbo,e medicine.
Prize IS ceois p-f LoK. Gland depot isI
Fulton At y Y fi.em
AGENTS FOR RUTLAND COUNTY.
Rutland 10Th " Daniels Poisford. Henry
Simonds Brandon, Nolp-y Ross Rutland
MILL. Clerponi a Ii.eomb West Rutland.
D. Morgan, Jt . A Co.; Css,lsion, Perkins
& Claghorn Sadbuiy, Wsllsn A. Hyde
Hydeviile. n Hodges Fsirhsven. A. 4 J.
e Allen Wes,hs'en. II, =. Armstrong
Benson, y. w Walker, Wells. Cro,s.,
Beals a. Ca, Pswlei, Wbedoa & Witkhsm,
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PENSION AGENCY.

HEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS,
And ia,gs extending Pen,ions 10 Ch'IJr'n IN
etriain cases,
THE subscriber. having been for long
l. line engaged in investigating claims
Tor pensions. arrears OF pensions, bounty
lands communication Of half pay, afiesrs Of
military pay DC. dc.-and having all tho
Laws, Forms, and Regulations, from the
Pension ofice.-is therefore prepared TO aid
vigorously and promptly, at his own risk and
expense without lee or reward (whcn unsuc-
crssiul,) all applications for pensions, In the
following cases
Isl. Where n claim has been rejected or
suspended Tor further proof,
I'd. Where a Pensionsr, living or dead, -
or WAS supposed 10 be entitled 10 a larger
pension than was awarded.
Sd. Where a revolutionary officer OF sol.
der Is now living. or has died since I'd Of
March 1881 or where having served during
tho war, in the Continental establishment.
he has died since BAL OF March, 1896.
4lh. Where a widow married previous
the expirsiion OF her husbands last term of
service, is now alive, OF has died since 4,h
OF July, 1896.
5ih Where a ~iGow married previous 10
(he Ist Of January 1904, is now alive, or has
iunder certain cIrcumstances) died since 7th
10Y, 1898.
9Th Where a widow has bsen msrrled
nore than onre and IL now . widow, or has
died widow since % August iSt2.
7th. CLAIMS Of every description, Tor ar
rears Of Pension, due The heirs OF deceased
pensioners.
Those who have made efforts and failed
10 obtain Pensions, need not despair II they
trust their case TO his hands, AZ he has OBJ
tanned pensions in many cases where they
had been given up as entirely hopeless, after
repeated unsuccessful efforts. lie not only
devoies his whole time AMI attention To The
business, personally. but has tho assistance
Of All agent Who has been eng aged IN the bn.
siness for fifteen ar twenty years and v no
visits Washington several times a year, with
all the principal offices Of ords, Of the ser
vices 81 Revolutionary soldiers, viz. Boston,
Concord, Montpelier. Hartford, Newport
Trsaion. Hanisbureh, Philsoelphia, New
York and Albany where lie has access 10
The old Rolls and Reoords--snd having &c.
eess ~ numerous private Rolls, Is. IN many
instances, enabled TO establish rlsimS who're
agents with lsas fseili,ies for investigating
them fail OF obisining What s Justly due.
tie wishes Ia bs distinctly understood,
that he investigates all claims al hls own
risk, without any compensation whatever,
where unsuccessful, aud ths, no claim will
be considered hopsiess where . pension 10
justly due.
TEsss varied according TO the nature and
extent VI the services rendered, and the a.
mounI Of the claim recovered. All hose
vito suppose LEY have claim, " ~, 90 send.
iag a statement o. facts 10 ,he suoscnLsr 10
informed without charge whetnsr OF not Their
clsims are well founded.
Unereep'ioosble references given II re-
qoes,ed.
Le:iers ~ Inquiry or spplieslions~ III meet
with pio@Pt attention, " addressed tposi
PAID Ia the subscriber. al Rose, WayHs %.
y Y. ne-ioml WILLIS G. WADE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-24
Consumption Cwrtd!
BrrHlNS ulSGlgliN BiLS,a or LIFE,
III, Crat rrcl,h Rtmedy for Colds, tauihs'
iSlhms and comsumplon.


rY-ITF rpi,t e.fsl rated aud N aNlb's remedy for
| Ef cough. r. Ids asthma. Of auy fcfm Of pal.
tn5uarr earsumttiun, T. The huncArlan fHlsrm OF
LIE. uisc1scrsd by DIR. baehAn Of London Eng
t,I far uprards Of seven years In urost britain
at 1l tLs contucnt Of Europe, and introdeerd IT.
2. tae Uaitea stAtcs uudsr the hnflet ine supe'
iui sadrres ~ TIE Inventor.
Tho astonishing fucces o. the Hungarian Bal'sm
g. tAe care ei r,erF cTn OF eUnsum tiobi warrants
tho A. s.-. A.s Z 3D. soliciting ter trestmeat the
llur..v- ease, tusi ,,ck reiet IN from any OF
the c, mtasu remsdies Of the day, and have been
.. vct up by the most distngu,hcd PhysieiaAs a.
c9uGfusd aud irearabls. The Hungarian Bahia NJ
has eursi ard will cure the uo'i desperate Of eases
I, o.. DO quack rustrum but AtiaudGrd Engliih med
icIns Of kupwa aud established ethcscy
E. cry faulty in the United states should be sop
r4,I w,th buebah'. Balsam OF Lite, bot only tc
o.aDt,iaet the euBfUmItNc lsndeLeies OF the eli
Icttr but 10 lc utcl ~ IrcNettitc medicine iu al
c,s oi cpd coughs, 'pitiing OF blood, pain IN tie
sIc aud chen, Irritation aud roreuess % the lung
trouehilis diricSly Of breathing hectic, &c, ~
iiEAt fNeau I'm rotation, and general debility
As.hmA inlucusa, Shoof ing cough, and Group.
IL ease 81 actual di,oa.e Of the lunE,, or seated
clu.umrtou, 1t is the only URGE OF hoIe.
Nv Nytci7i az oifimrHi.- Dawn 7. BsApIHr
$50 Washington Il. Boston, Mas, Sole ayeut for
tho Cuiied State, aud Britsh American Provinces
American Pace ~ per bottle, with full direc-
tt,r' fat tho rcstoratiun o. Health.
Pamphlets containing i mAss o. English ard A.
rusrieau certificates aud other evidence showing
thc upequalied merits Of this Great English RENE
dv may le obtained Of the Agents gratis.
None yeauinc, .thout the written signature OF
the American Agent on gold aud troIEcd label
10 counterfeit which i. forgery.
Aor~r.-- Rutlaod W &C Stoddsrd w. Rut-
!andD Morgana &C.. CaitlctoH,D DIR JAmie,ou; Pitt
f-., II Slmundi, +. Poutney, Suye, Harris
Hrarl Ir. V. Rs h0d by dealers In medicine gen
,rA1y throughout New England. 81 ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-24
THE PILES
ctEE foR mr. sECr TIRED"
yU IfpHAMfs IN TEuNAI uEMEDA

CtEE ron mn, sIC rRIaD''
UR UPiIAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY
r. ~ rsss Fl F-s. g.osras.-- ~ nls fAr.r ~
Nliess + f.etesrfist fM,vrisp suf ~rssss n
n Nr@sf 1 gies a. Eisn-ys cd ~ -44s' ~
rias'Y ssi H,-fhNs' ftss-ssssss J@frF'-
g. VH4ad Hsaksss aS.a f~ssssal.s. q a.
. 80 s-f Nr NJ rs,. ( Z Ofrrtsd Ls'i''s
THr NgarTAsi y FtIsE ELICIT ART
=. trtrt ~ ~ VVhsu bs'i 'sHsshHt Fs' 3D.
y.fat - NJ l-ss4 ss >. go 5aly s-cosssis fs'a
~ ~ tsaf daAgfr,pf sha ti'ssrssipf er,nr,s't
~, Poo sfu u6,rea y - AH'rosp Fss.e
MA tAif. 80 a. tatsfsai fesesdy --nsi a. sr'
tsfrH srt' idal, go wiu rrfs ~ eass - Pht'l
sus b3ssstnr ~ INA. stsrual y ettsrnsl ssd
.r.t. ty ths oliI tLips ihai ~iu Tttrt - ~ MI
t.4e sts1i q HUA poittt, sSrs .-svtedy ard
Iv~aRtis- Itis sVtF esss&i WstaiFsrs T. Ia .
. .air-tes III gsu,fsi heath "a rsSarhAh. 3
natrrf.
E,eh 49, essta ID, Twelve aos~' AZ sI.9 ee-'' =
sase. g. tsttry Snild 81 cratisr, ~ 49, -
taos D. csss ~ tss mel sc1ts es'nstt"a rf'u'
.a.r.f. A. catsrpsi frrl'eN''gr' sr' IN ~ TN
O. ..f stgt~el r. Dr. rous ttisnt sEe Otsnsi' .
49, t o. g. 70 ssts t-sr ..i tie aiSsas, ten i'rsty
DO thflrtGett-. Tfss H,tdsoine Auachf The di'os''
O.. Do, ,.arc, tnt rem 'irg H. oAarr r,pd'u the
ere rsr' .ir 80 perm snsut
Curs fer LIE GuordHfied
To F,@uafJ ssntshs no aaincrsi msdieir, 30
H-. - f--tr'h G4mhJsr 90 other p""crtnl hn'
i-. f1taf Furrst fe. y. foaf o. tsling cell vhils
u- t,r Il. b. fpeust no sbesrs di,i nscefsafy -
] ,4tra a-e.f4ibr &. the larcet,on's e-ts ~ nc
I.-"Ir.ff.Hf
pass. 10 -.,.-g ,aissl's iofornsuon retfo,t
80 tti. urIi-trs. NAV b, obtained Of agents era
&C.
ID. g. n,adIss 10 Wa,hintsn 1t. Bss,ot, osuer a
A.t.f Goo ths N.S EaEland state,
A.tsrs .klt'and, " Y & Stodlard-W. Hut
"a q n M.rvat q Ce.-Castieton Dr. Jameson --
rTu.t a. u sireud, q CO Poaitney, Noysi
Z lI,tr. Braadon. V. Ro-'. AID hy fhs dealers "a
Hsf.tpt. seasfail,, thtoughe ut y. England u y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-24
I\VALUABLEFAMILY COMPAN

SiX Lectures on the uses Of the Lungs.
- Causes, Prevention and euro OF Con-
sumption, ASlhms and diseases Of the IIeAn
On the Laws Of Longevity, and mode Of
preserving male and female health, symme-
Try and beaU'y exposing causes and cure
Of those diseases that produce consumption
or shnften life, as affection OF the SKIN, spi ne,
Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys, Liver, scrofIs-
Ia, Piles, Gravel and Female Complaint. -
Its rules, easy. ptsciiesl. and pure, 6rm .
guide 10 perf-ei health and long life %
engraving, 3si pages so cents. Postage
I-9 cents By sAMUIL s. FIrcH, A NJ,
u. d., al To7, Broadway, NY
Asy pesson remrIIns hi,y rents free, viii
receive one copy BY mai, 10 any par. The
Trade supplied. 6:iyecw
Feb. is47
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-24
REV. u. UYDBARD's
Anti Bilious Pili~--No Cure
.NO Pay

lXE VII wattap, them TO cure the sick
w headachr. or nervous dehilites Of any
iod. o. the Liver Complain 10 a., nrsi ala
gr,: n the, Jnnb cure teiurn the boz and
get ,"nr uosey Dose rum half pill Ia
tsn pt,,s Pace ~ 2 cents = boz, For
s,,s n one ~ mpre IT The stores ~ even
town N ,hs ccaniy ,of sale by Dr.. Ja'A Pof-
t.r snA Clcurn, 8 Il, Rut''a', Per
k.rs & CiaKhofa. C.sllehoa. VI 36ly.
A. new people have though' that thes'
rl.AN ., r,lo,f.-iore3 BY DOci J, y, Hib-
usrd, 81 Rtaisnd, lite proprietor thinks IL =
Luly wiict he owes Va himself and thu pub
.ic o. stats that pr. d. ilIeb.rd has no
cssses,,oa with these pail ~hAievsr.
No. aaia b. " L.. {, StoadsS ROLAND
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nenlly cured
Asthma Flaiulency,
Bilious Complaints, Floor Albus or Whites
Bolts, Gastric Fever,
Bowels, dehcien &C Green Sickness,
ton In, Gipes,
Bress, Pang, Hear burn,
Caiarrh, Headache,
Constipation, Mysteries,
Cough Of Pregnancy, lnconiinencs OF Urine,
Costiveness. Indigestion.
DisirhGs, lnhamalOin Of The Vial
Difficult breathing, Parts,
Dyspepsia lnfimaiion OF stom.
Dyspepsic COnsCmp- Sch.
ton Jaundice,
Digestion imperfect, Liver complaint,
Determination OF blo'dI,ow spirits,
To The head, Mensiruaiion Suppress
Ear Ache. sed OF painful,
ETysiPelss, Nervous disorders,
| Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
Fsver-I ow Nervous. Rheomatism.
Intermittent, Remit SlomsrL vsriou. dis
tent, eases,
Fever and Ague, Whites.
In all bilious or chronic disorders. these
pills achieve the most wonderful triumph -
Here they defy competition. And as the
susceptibility Of the American constitution
TO these diseases, they are splly styled by
some,
THE PILL OF THE NEW WORLD
The wonderful efficacy in these eomplsin,s
arises iIom their po~er TO open the pores
I olease and strengthen the stomach sad bow =
1 els make the urine flow beautifully and
clesr; and give tone and strength 10 the
system.
/ Il 10 impossible within the limits Of an or
binary advertisement, 10 give The reader
tie reasons lor the most extraordinary sue
cess aud spread of,hese pill. Hut reasons
do exist ,wh,eh have sbundsnily satisfied the
ninds Of thousands ia this eouoiry aud a
mohg them the accomplished Physlcisns.
JuTIsis, Clergymen, and private e,Iirea.,
male shd female.
DNumb~rless certificates of the wonder
fol efficacy Of these Pills might bs present.
ed: but csrihesle in these days "a scarcely
worth ibs paper on which u 10 printed, A
lev extracts lToal the correspondence OF the
COMPANY, will however. be nov Riysa.
Fsos IspIAsA.
Your enterprise 10 the enierpriss Of The
~ liz m'goi'ude ss,on,.h II. or,r.
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INSURANCE.
THE .FTNA INSURANCE COMPANY
Hartford, CONn.
Capjsai a15O eco,

Cont,nus. 10 inss,e all kisds OF property iIon'
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ras.phy Wy { ST0pDARD.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-11
LOOK OIIr.

Many ofour Subscribers having suffered
severely from the depreciation of Persons
calling themselves Agents for the Lady's
Book, we deem it our duty TO protect
them, as far as we can, from any further
imposition. Our regularly constituted
Agents are published on the cover of every
No. Of the Book, aud yet in defiance OF
this, soml Of our old subscribers have paid
these lmpostors. and they have also sue
ceeded in getting new Subscribers, and
receiving advance payment for the same
In none Il these cases do we either give
credit for the money TO the old subscriber.
or send ihe work to he auew.-Consequent-
y the loss is tleirs.
Our A gents, basides having Cartif
cate frvm us, ale also furnishee with a
Certificate CT Agency, under til seal Of
uGUc, from either tie Mayor Of Clncn-
natl, or he Recorder of the City of Pail
adelphia. Surely this shonld be a sufficient
guarantee. Let every person who wishes
TO subscribe, or who is asked TO pay mon
ey, insist upon seeing these documents
rUSfolFowing are among the known the
known lmpostefs,
o. II Stem, 20. H. P. Stem is our Au.
thorised Agep,.)
J. Benz. Weld, (John Is. Weld is our an.
thorlsed Agent)
Fraukl,n y. Jennings, (E. Y. Jennings
is our authorised Agni.
Joseph L. Dent, r.. L, Dent is our au-
ihorsed Agent]
I. ii. Sererns In the State OF New York,
TThomas Severn is our authorised Agent.]
j. Il. Smith, flames Il. Smith is our au-
thorised Agent
j. c. Blossom, 1--WE have no Agent whose
name resembles this
Franklin Y Jennings is described to us,
as about 5 feet s inches high, dark COM
plexion, well dressed, and Of a gentle
msnly appearance. AS it may be the
same fellow assuming variety of names,
this description may be of some use in de-
tecting him.
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We commit cur prospectus 10 the care Of
our friends, and hope ,Iey wIll appreciate
the call we make upon them and the
principles we advocate. We desire an
active Agent in every conniy,yes in eve.
ry township in the State: As 60 into it
this time for life, intend TO wake il a
business matter, and shall be glad 10 have
the assistance Of as many volunteers and
enlisted soldiers in this service as can
get, Tne great bounty be free principles
and glorious triumph over the helerogeni-
Gus compound Of federalism and all its
iniqui,ies
Post Masters will we hope every where
act as Agenis and remit money as the law
authorizes, and ifany Post Master refuse
TO do so, We hope some one else will. and
inform us accordingly.
Persons who send us sic subscribers will
retain tie pay of Que as compensation
or il Ten in one Letter, the pay Of two.
VIII these into whose hands Prospec
tus may fall either circulate i, lhemseI, es
or hand 1t TO some one 'ha, will.
YE 4 /. Y T. L II Ms
The Cnio STATESMAN viii be published
weekly the year round I'm advance J
at So 90
Tri,weekly during the year, a 70
Dail, during the session Of the Leg
islature, and tri-weekiy the balance
of the year, at $50
S. MEDARY.
November 9, 1916.
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LARGE PAPER, FoRs1 YEAR.
THE YEAR 1S47.
TITS WORTHY OF EspECIALNoTICE.

IT'S WORTHY OF NOTICE.
fe1- That SCOTS" Philadelphia Weekly
Paper" is not reprint Of any other jour.
nal The type is not taken, already set
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