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AMPUDRHF THEFT.-A fellow Tsisieal, IN the namsr Of
Wa. Ber0v, entered the plemiils ~. = PahiO, On
Champ Els sees sJests near Gssanaet while The oe-
euants the back paft Of 1a ras ahd dgenBg an
aFn1if Of The rooms seec 81 81 ciorses IA bis
taste Cody iuang ,ae aa1a BIB piseaus person
ne Washs fot ~ his borrowed pBme Fdtuating him
sell npOa The az rates Of sacbsnes p6vains ths season.
But be had not ads livery far when Ms sWagaeuug
gaF siaeied the notice ~ one Of tbs Police, and be wa
9se suspIeion OF having procured his neFy without
money AID WtiDut price Recorder HeuxsneaH fer
refe ON fs matter aai CIR beri0B atauds committed 10
anSsgsi ii lofs the Frsl DiHtneg C1uft.s4s q
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AMUB M@T8.


NAAfefASAN tAvNefe5 EDJlNnh. street.
p Jaa,sop Daaalt, NJ. Gaislord i5slae M q Il Ro4
at r. NJ 6 ne g AIgi A@ehiR; sse5e5t APPoa
BY sIrlisan The Police Bepartmeq snsr bs psrlsnd,
s9I. P9ques second Th s cood soIs S ST.
Office Bsi%esh Tie bo y 10 NJ Sa6 p H. boos o5e s M
aIi Ta Ress ps9ormanoe wy eonege CO q past
g. THE LOVE CHASE Ss3g
imam sona'' a F6.s s5% Green. ca9 PsBs
l' Psn AZ ~; L5aia Mrs Stanley
70 conclude viii JENNY LINN Is coSE .''D
Mis. Jenay Leltheriangs. .Mia b Pstris
saa Grand Concert.
MIR. CHARLES CONRAD RES NIGER has tie v-z
w hopof spnOuaoe that he will give his 6s and only
GRAND CONCERT r ~ XNlsK
On fDAf s sEh f6is sq IEh R6 Z e the
RslsHgss viii following psRdid and beautiful coa
I. Player. ..,., Paganihi
a.. ISarsn IL S1isss Il ,:Tso;jjs
This be1gtilul Composition has created the deepest
sP5S,,'Sns wbs ATgg s1 ssR RsToed
&. I csa5 y cT q q. YsGs posde
a sFs, aunt q gssaa 6s aii q 81
quarter eeoTeo FoI pa lenaff. see small bls- tn8
SOuth- Western Circus.
g g STOKES, Propeller ard The citizens Of New
p. ogesn arc tssRfe.tag iatonsd ta i5.
sa9 y q srge and cOmnOdous Cotton Yard
This cemplny composed iul and lent an Equesun
Corps the South unequnled Hos WIN a
MatnmOh WATERPROOF PAVILION capable Of gislF seating
Three Tholsahd People PopeFs schinsfy ana beeors
% every dhe eagi 81 a esSy
TO make t sonh Western " reputation haS
gained th uel h season, having been visited
dre thousana who pronounced the COMPANY
IN the country And the Press wherever they appeared has
teened with hatrng eneomunH praise Of the speetaces
performed by ts Company aops.- Ths following distinguished
PsFi0fmer'''al appear 1ishsXy; roS sroSg. =
Mr.. WM.hELLY; Mr.. A. LEVI - b
Mr.. A4F.LYMlNG;- Mr. J QgSTOK ES.
Mr. W. ROCKFORD: ss SfrsGAZfLLlO. -
M; e pay GItissr W. Kelly
Mr.. FERD HALAlNbi Mater n. CnIII.fN:
Mr. A. NJ hElsAk = - Master T SAUNDERS
. -, Herr HESS - Master J. sAUNDERsi
The four celebrated Hungarian AorobatB: 'l-.i
The two finished and graceful Female EqueBtrians, y
Madame 4. NUM- add Mrs. W. LAKE;
And that funniest, Wittss and ceYer Clown, BILL LAKE
Stark g. Barnards BTsss Stng Bands are n attend
anee, end viii give ths lovers Of music rich
and deeorum will be enforced byeihcent officers.
EE- A FREE CONCERT vii BE giseh each evening" from
Balcony nAtron of the PaEli0n, Al 6 o'el5ek. p
ED an the Stars 10 the protestant visiting NewOr
leaps this appear IN pid
succession this sstabishmenL f.t - ?
hB Doors open hRpast O'Clock Performance viii RIM
meme AZ I O'clock precisely. III
TickeR for Boxes and Family
Sesta be secuted from 10 A. NJ on e IN e
slgned, AZ the Boz oace. D9 T. FyCAA MBERs, Agen.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
.AvIrrpE. b 81 30 N-LaraITupa 30 W. Tiue. 81


Ship Cromwell Baker Liverpool, Gffuey & Lowell
Rafk Cumora Soudder, IiverpOOl, Giffuey & Lowell
Sp pOlagea Elisaa RG8as Barcelona. PUG MIir & Co
sp brig RecnHO Segundo Cali, Barcelona, Pulg Mir & Co
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o DASGERoUs AssAULT -The5hhls BOsque a. c., con-
nusd assault uoon the person Of T. Laraux. f g..
cutting hin ssgeely with ehseI and haiehets warrant
issued b Recorder suAsheau foE the AEeE Of the
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: To the Butcher of New orleans.. Secretary o
Crescent City Lodge i o. o Fs,, .Steamb6at Hanni
lin, deeessed,, %, b, Ell. S.
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TaasPksss-FFsdefich 7. Heimana VS. ssat yesterday
b. hEeOnI 6esOis before the kit DiltIat Cou for com
19ing esgaA uDon me p5eInses of Mn, EHsa OUeaa.
No 20 EnSiomhDuse ahsE On nsadaf sight lsat. The
coupi1nant estiad atson cane "a
toat Of her 9ouss q hat time and threw ats ifevsal
laIge stones. bfeakIng the tndOgs and endanRenE
lives OF the occupan On Wednesday evening be repeated
this eonduet gad eolcnded Tie work By breaking opan
door, iofctnR Mrs Ovens aud her niece 20 a. from lie
place 40 reasons we've assigned for fs outrae8 a1d
aecq viii have TO answer fo the tDaas BEFORE @aara
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STEALIsa SEIFF.-dOhn Costly arrested yesterday
by the Fhid Va lepaty police the charge Of taking
akf fIOm the Eevee, at the foot Of Spain street..
MkAlcIoUs AoT.-EdwaEd D6yga was taken IN charge
yssg b The Secood MRRicpahty police. accused cut
ting ha ide 5eI ohm N M ana in the neck with knife
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~ EMAlEfN9 lh thdf EGsl Once 80 Nov Aflelsel!i
IL N0VamueF 81 1854 ~ Eersons ealing VIII
plsass menhop that they afe advertised.
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Harris Celebrated Cheap shirt De pot
FURNIsHfNG WAREHOUSE,

Harris Celebrated Cheap shirt De pot
n
GENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. rs Camp Street. 81
Adjoining the City Bank
AM opening, per late arrivals largest and aa'Ort.
4 mentof every knd Of
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
to which, would solicit inspection by those penshng their
wardrobe The following ps present stock all Of which
are our ovn msnefaeture imported direct this house:
Linen Shirts: IA. ".
EHiFa ElperHne round thread nlqde 10 finest style;
Medium hoe DO. do. dos
Fine lrish Linen, Of various patterns and maze
Muslin and Cotton Shirts;
finest Enguah Ausln Yoke Neck hnett work
Do. York Mils DO. eolorsi ana stitched bOSOrns,
FS: d do S 4 5's jHS Ss,sl Patterns
EKtr fuedo. %. 6mbrotlersI bosoHs;
Fine Cotton Shirts Of every quality and style and ptiee.
Colored Shirts:
Muslin shtrs with CooTed Lnen BOsoms, Collars and Wrist
Fine Coored and Travelling SHIRTS; Cbands
Linen, Check and Cotton Check Shirts;
Hickory o. heavy anu Light material.
Cotton, silk and MeTino Shirts and Drawers
lambs Wool sh,rti aud Drfysra
Red and White Flannel Shirts and Drawers; ..s
silE UndeTshtrt and Drawers p
Gauze Merno Shirts and Drawer;
6auEe Cotton Shirts
Heavy Cotton Shirts:
Club Cotton SHIRTS, for Clubs and Fremen
Pink DO do, DO
A very hns assortment Of Merino shirs and Drawers
GLOVES Of Jsuyp, K sq T1Ss , o., md
CRRvGTs ana sCARFs o, the richest and newest Kinds,
P9G TS5 ! HAs " . sls aHa S9I9se
SHOULDER BRACES; PORTE NOMINEES .-H
MORNING GOWNS; TOOTH BRUSHES;
NIGHT CAPS HOSIERY Of eyerV and.
With many other articles az Of vhish al isul than any
n5 ISAAC HART Is Canp al
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RECORDER BAEBNIH's COURT-The following psEupns
were afraGlsd yesfdeY. mary McCausFs taking a-
paTeL etc., fom she ulas of g. A. Beard. plsaded act
guilty, and was rsansd until the 9lh inst for sxamn
tIe1I Jean BsBtss Posee, n. was before tte
At DsiAct onlts enteung house Of Ei fonhsue
atthe Of Market and Pansnar Streets with The intend
foegmmlt aTcsng.. Jula MoFEs. charged wth stealing
eWeg AID cTockey ION laHe Cooling. the 1st iast
vas alagnsd psaded not gailiy. ana The examination
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aEOReE c. ROaKRT.
agoafs and ComMissiaR
nj
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Saint Charles The atre.
PR0GRAMM Of the Organization for The Season
.is49-5G-Fo open on s A'rURDAY, Nov. 10, 1919.


Miss CHARLOTTE cUsHMAR,
Wig hs aeEnov sigs1 leading cte.s q one American Brit
hsrapPsaFanss VIII be duly su%qqnseh - 8 !.
The 4n gisd dsasator q the i character from the rine
pal BRUSH ThealTes ioming Eastern TbeSrs with
eminent success sngrg5a rs Sf q s1sI Es1iSd.
The opuur Young America Sets q snS,I far Iii, ~
Der Of nigh''' and IN l shorty sPPs9ra
&c s. chs early tfiamphs IN Newiiesn ior
The di'egqhs4 Dancer from The Pans Ehsatrs' ebgssed
The eqed r. fSrs 8,8 WIN F pyFioap for few n,b,
being BIS farewell sngs t f5s p AZ EsTo i:9Pg
5G '9 :P Dsa 5s,' i fo a S ~ s5
80 Mu.LM FIELD 800 sE
tasr frs; sFsaanes hs for five ysa enaagsd as he leading
Nh, MALONE, RAYMOND,
From The Anymarket Theaue LOndon verpO7l Theatre
Sgsoged Tor portion Of The SEASON. Also The admired
Ms FANNY E.Ai "a. Z. 'e-
Aq' LOUISA RE e.. GSIh4 m R.YnoaD,
Who wy spesas Hrss q pleasing Siasssi ,
to dJl4y PER 4.ss Also, for the reason, engsgsi
Nc. &JgsS 2Ese,
Mis-. Warwick. =. 49,
Mis-. Et INA first appearance hsrs'J &, Z,
... Mrs. FULLER. ~
Misses SYLVIA, CASEY T and issG5ihiooLCRAFr.
Mr.. J.. STARK,
engaged as die leading usgsdan for the season.
90. .eH Nj. J. N. FIELD,
hs ht appearance for five yeA engaged the asdg light
o. Mr. MALONE RAYMOND
Ts celebrated Irish Comedian m te HsymaTEst and Liverpool
!3s s'%s5l3 81 .asss leali a s sa
-. M, WALTER NJ. LEMAN, ~ .
popular actor from the Philadelphia Theatres his appearance
Also engaged Tor the Season
MI. MARCUS smalTH, ~
From The Theatra vV,rL
Orleans his native city. -
Mr. WATSON. .- ~ 80. ssgE
As N.Y. %4 RaMiifE lSi' fret appearance here,
..t' o. Mr. HUNTLEY 70 ~
Mr. soHootcRAFT, 2 3D.
~. MT. ,FREDERlcKs
g.. rf.- Mr.. ENGLISH, 2 %
s..f . o. Mr. THORPE,
{. - Mr.. WHEArLEY,
sa 1#'s MIN, N. LUDLOW
n placed qn !er The direction Of Mr.. AUGUSTA WALDAUER
PreiBa Scenic ,i = HgATLY
Principal NAcbinist and Stage Oarpenters T. THOMAS
4, ttrom the Liverpool lhearesl
Sostanes 6y,,.. ,......hE THOs SMITH
Rropsrue5 6y.,s.A Mr. WETsELL
Proprears and Aagazine =. g. SMITH
a. The Theatre will 30 opened, with epersnmens which viii
RS Y a. LUDLOW 4 SMITH
ROlr1k's Troupe of Sable HarmOmistss :
open EVERY EVENING Commercial Exchange Hall The
y sr9 g e9psis's Of dre following ARTISTS
va. CHAMBERS 81
go. J. NJ. FoARs, t-s +.
| = wILiAM RoARK
to commences hapast l. No posponemen any account
noy6 RoARk q oLIPHANT, PrOprisiOrs.
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IL choicest FRENCH GOODS which they have
and would call a ladies' attention the advang there
MamtilIas.
Back gsi6,6 S CHM ': 1 'aa'' Isabelle
CIOahs. IS .
S ss,a ds Chine Style nvalIisTs, vie,ous
CbanFsa5ie Alcyopn., Jeanne, Favorts, Eisida,
PaIetOts.
Cashmere, Satin de Chine and eros d'Aqus, style yrene
Mousquetnire, Hungarian,
Armenian
Opera Visitess
Waddsd PeSses Pink aud blue Cashmere, richly trimmed
Childremis PaletOtss
styles-Bohenisns, Hungarians Shepherds,
Silks
Plain and figured Black Silks Of all descriptions:
Changeahle eros de Maple, Armures, Alcyonne,
Leyantiues, Gros Antique etc.
Plain Mousselne Lane and Cashneres Of all coors
fancy Mouseine de Lame and Cashmeres d'Ecosse p o.
Embroidered Satin de Chine
Black APaoas Bombaznesi Real CaAhmsreS, etc.;
Canton Grape, for Dresses;
RI Bareges, style; Rich Grape Robes, for Evening
EmbroIlered Cspes, Collars, UndersleeveH and Cuts;
MOURNING SETS comprising Collar Cuffs and Embroidered
Handkerchief, article.
Black Grape Collars and Cuffs;
Printed BaiLe Carpets Tufed Rugs, Mats, ETC.;
- Worsted Damaski do do. Silk
GunpI, Loups Tasues, ETC.. ....
Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Mosquito Bars,
Ali imported with greatest care
by Of the hm in France and England, and expressly
taste and trade Of NeWOrleans. s.
p. g. e. REILLY,
nS lms2P corner Of Canal and Royal ss.
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BaTk8,

THOMAS TOBY.
TOBY 4. & BOGERT. ship /,
u sMerohsHtg, 90 Gasp StEeai,
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IL Tickets 50 cents Doors open at o'clock
10 commence at hapasi No pOsonement any account
nov6 - ROARK q OIJPHANT PronrRors
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GentIemen,s ID.

To theProtestant Orphan Asylum.
-, 4. NJ MUssoNs P. NJ
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
or yERMoNrlREh,n.m.

lsrATE or yERMONr.l Pc rsmem.
piHric, OF F.irhsvsn, IS. Dbersd that al
a Pfobsie Court held al Casileion In and lot
Sad d,s,i,ct on lhe 2sth day CT February,
A ID 1870.
An INSTRUMENT putnor,ing to be the asi
viii aud leslsmeht o. Ro,sbslia futile. late
OF Pswle, N said district, deceased. being
presented 10 SAID oour, here by Josiah Toby
IT, one Of the eIecuiors therein named. tot
probate
II D, ordered by said court that all persons
concerned therein be notified 10 appear al a
session OF said court TO be held az Csslleiou
Aforesaid, on tie i,h DAY Of April nett, and
show cause II any They may have against tho
probate O! said vii. for which purpose Il Is
further ordered that copy Of the record o.
this order be published three weeks success
siscly b. The 3utlaud County Hstaid.a news
paper printed at Ruuand 10 his State, al
whi-h publications sali be previous to th'
said lime appointed Tor said hearing
A true copy Of record.
! II ALMON WARNER, Judge.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

WE ,he subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the dis
ifiet OF Rutland, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons agAlnS the estate Of
JOHN \. VAIL,
late Of Middletown It said disrict, deceased.
represented insolvenl, and months from the
22d day Of February, 1919, being allowed 10y
said court iur that purpose, we do thefeIorc
hereby give notice that We will attend 10 the
business of our said appointment al the late
residence Of the deceased IN Middleiown on
the first Tuesday Of May aud July next from
10 o'clock, \. m, until O'Clock, p. m, on
each Of said days.
l.. CORTLAND, (C.-,
HoRAcr CLLGHoRN,
Middletuwn. March !, 1870 IL
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

ESTATE OF NrEmosr, Re i, remembered that
Cour, held at Rutland within and for the District
Of Rutland, aforesaid on the lst Monday, being
the 9th day Of March A. d., 1919.
Present Hon ii Bur TON, Judge
Whereas, Seneca Smith Administrator Of the
estate Of Caleb Paris late OF Dandy In tnid dis
triot, deceased, intestate has made application to
said court, requesting said court 10 grant him one
year to dispose OF the estate, and pay the debts Vi
said deceased IN addition 10 the time heretofore
allowed him by said court for that purpose.
Therefore, il is ordered by said court that said
application be and the same hereby Is, referred
FOR hearing aud decision to the stated session Of
said Probate Court to he held the Office OF the
Register Of said court In said Rutland, OIL the III
Monday, being tho p day Of April, A. d, 1910
and that notice thereof be given by publishing
certified copy Of the record OF this order, three
weeks succcsstyely previous thereto. in the Rut
land County Herald, new paper printed at sait
Rutland. that all persons interested may appeal
aud object to the granting said reques, If they Sc,
cause.
true copy Of record.
10 HrSRY HALt Register.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

District Of Fnrnaycn, IS. Is tina, at PROBATE
court held at Castleton, in aud for said district,
on the s3d day Of February, A. D., lSl9.
Whereas Horace X. Guernsey, administrator Of
tho estate Of Curtis Hulhurt and Henry Hurlburt
late OF Catletou ia the district deceased has made
application to 'aid court TO extend the time here
toiore limited for the payment OF the debts against
said estatcf one year.
Il 6. ordered that said application he referred
f.r bearing aud decision g. the 2lst day o. 1Arch
next and that copy Of the record az this order
be published three weeks -ucces-iyely, 300 the Rut.
land County Herald. Newspaper printed az Rut-
land previous TO the time appointed tor said hear
ing that an persons interested may appear at Che
tiu. aud place aforesaid. and object 90 the grant
lus said am location 30 they zee cause,
A true copy U. record.
ALMON WARNER Judge.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

I aUntSSi0Hct Notice.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate court for the District Of Fair
haven commissioners to receive examine and adj
JUS, all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate %: Eli Amcs, late cf Cnstieton, deceased
represented iusolvent, audsiN months from the 9Th
o. February, being allowed by said court for that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice that
We will attend to the business of our said appoint
ment at the House Of Minerva Ames, in Castleton
on tho Goth and 27th days Il March next, from 9
o'clock, A. NJ, until o'clock =. NJ. on each OF
said days.
Dated Castleton Feb. 9th ls-IS
A. q. ". SMITH, l,,..,..,.-,
G. MOJLTON commissioners
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Sash Factory.
Sash, Blinds and Doors
sTATEoF vERMoNT,1p

STATED NERMONTl Re It remem-
DlSrrict OF FalrhAvon, IS. - bered that
alta Probate Court held al CaslIelon IA and
for sAld district on the l0ih day OF March,
A. ID. lsi9.
Whereas Oliver Hueli. administrator
wIthn this State Of the estate ul Mason Hu-
lett, late OF Hampton IN the County of Wash
ington and Stale at New lotk, deceased
proposes to render an account OF ms admin.
is,rsuon aud present his account against said
estate for allowance.
II II ordered that said account he received
AID examined 10y said couu at session
thereof to be held Al Caslieton aforesaid on
The 4th day Of April next, and that all per.
snns interested be notified thereof lay pub.
fishing this order three weeks successive,y
Ia the Ru'lahd County Herald, newspape
printed at Ru,lNud. the last OF SAID publca-
lions shall be previous TO sad time appoint
ed for said hearing. A true copy OF record
II ALMON WARNER, Judge.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

an and after wtpSrspAr, FErErABv -, 1870
~ Passenger Trains will leave Boston 10 con
nection With the FhchburE Trains daily, att IL
o'clock, A. NJ, AAd $40, m
Leave Bellows Falls for Kssnt, &c, az aHd
AS, Pm.
Leave Keen, for Boston a. G, A. NJ and us.
Psi
LeA,oKeeus for Bsllovs Falls. CLarle,towp, &e
at 20 aud III A. VI.
Pa..ervrr, by ths Ar.t train from b uon will
proceed directly through O. bellows Falls, aud by
She srst Train down tom Bellows Falls. direct!
through 10 Boston.
pn.senKcrs by tie la, Train up and last Train
down will remain at ktcue over night ana arrive
az Bost.u at 90 clucA, aud at Bellows ialla al
sos O'Clock tho following morning.
All the above traiu' connect With the trains over
the Sullivan Railroad SOW orrN TO Nindsor, Yer
mont aud there connecting With the Vermont Cen
trail Railroad, which connects al White River With
the PAssumpsio Railroad, thus making a coutinu-
gu, Railroad line from Boston, through
Ftchburg kecuc. Bellows Falls, CHARLIE
town and Windsor, to Northhsld aud Wells River
Vermont. Alto A. Grotou, with the Trains Of the
Nashua and Worcester. aud Stoney Brook Rail
roads by which pa-cugcrs taking either Train
/ down can proceed without delay at Grptou, t.
I Nashua Manchester and oncord 70 Lowell Law
rance the Eautfn part ~ New Hampshire and
T the State Of Maine TO Worcester Providence
Springfield New York City. Albauy'and the W est
/ stage. will run In connection with this line from
Ninchcndou 60 Rindge and Jahrcy from FitEwil
liam to Richmond, Winchester, Hiusdale and Brat
tlshur1ugh.
/ From Keeue 10 Chester6eld aud BrattleborouEh
Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays, after the ar
rival OF the last Train up; from Bellows Falls /,
Rutland Whitehall aud Burlington.
Passengers leaving Belluws Falls at o'clock, p
NJ eau reach Now York city via Worcester an,
Norwich, the next morning at 0 clock aud tho,
leaving keeno by the 3 o'clock a. VI, Train, cal
reach Albany tho same day.
-. Freight Trains will run in connection will
the usual Fitchburg trains.
l.. TlLTON, Surf.
keeus Feb 26, 1919. 3U
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DENTISTRY.

A 81 SMITH ~. b LAring fr y,srs re-,
y. ctivsa = iiucra. rstroatEs frov 80 c,utsHa
n CEftstDr and ita yiciuity soulJ nos tsEdsr
DO ihaukf i9r their yaft faFn5f. s,l inform lees
taat be csli.ruft g. he A. 4As stlt4,s q a. sic
nay favor lim Wt5 gs- ,- tat .fr' e. bH rr'.
ltss.nr
Ohes ltsT The rrs',-t yt,- -.f 90 rf'rasrss -
CattIstrr Csrrtra
Fsf Adfb 1870
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Masta's Genuine Indian Vogctn-
BILE PurgQtiVe Pills,


VHE most Porenl.Yorrroyc3 ar,ly med
4 lriue now To- Dc bad 81 co.. lie principal
stores ineyory Village aud lo"u. IS. His tlale
and throughout Tie state C.! -c" llswpshlho
and Canada Fact.
For Bilious and lu05mma..e Te,srs, In
digestion. Headache, Ugs;c- DO. Liver Com.
p,alpt, Cosuvsucss. Plies, J.UuIfco, CAuIic
Pain 10 The stomach aud SJio Heartburn.
Perverted Appetite. baulac1. Dyscnrery,
Impure Blood and al. ue,ausemc.s Of tho
bilious System.
The proprietor hos sue' c,Glouce 10 these
Pills, lhatHe wood Aay 20 all pcrsrfs who
may purchase a box olthem, chat n, SnrtIa-
king one or lwO doses 90 accoriHntc with
the directions, hey should r,t be satisfied
with them, tie money paid wl., be rc,urdea g.
OF tho charge for HE same canccl ed, ty 10.
turning the box 10 O disable condition, piIh
the remainder Of the Pills. Agents selling
them are requested 90 conform IN ll.s rule.
II you or your family have been Iu the
habit OF using pills, Try item, and you viii
End them as good, " not better ir msnv 70
spcgs, than any YOU have ever need before.
DO not sAy 10 yourself, should b, Glad e.
buy box OF them, but there aro ~ many
kinds before Tho public already, some rec.
on neuded Tor one ding, o,lers iaI another
and the rest for every raag. lha' have 10
confidence 90 any of 'ter., believing lhcu al
Go tr made for speculative purposes With
o-l doubt. many Itu.frlory medicines sto
too highly recommended. aud made merely
FOR speru.7un7 a. uls may ha, ta, turss
pills wi'. be- lHna1 % ausv or. st general
thug lho purposes lor which hey "a ds.
signed.
Try Them and see of yourtslC II you do
not ike Them, Tetnfn tho box win he re-
maInder Of The pi.lE and hey Wi. cost you
nothing. Call Tor Msus'S Pals, and zee
that the name 10 on lJe boz.
UrFor further paruculsrs io relation 20
Thorn set pamphlet SOIL 90 ,A.s Village by
} BlrfetJ & son, sol jos. Porter Horny
Smnnjs and /. Roo 1000, Pitsfofd, E.W.
fa,uo0 and Y Rug. brandon, ID. Morgan
IT, & CO. West Rutland, Ripley q Bsusy.
NH Village. and boy one 90 move merchants
90 every town iu the county and throughout
lAe Stale cO.lv