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organized in Hartford Conn. Sent. 1s4o.
I.NVESTED C.4PIT.1L 100000.
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General I1orut fnr tlfrmont
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To whom applications may be sent from any
mar, of The Stale,
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EAST SIDE U! TIE Co+H4 Hp.SE SVC""E'
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Applications may DC maze NJ u"y u''e d '"c o'i''e
Of DP I(-APD
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CAL SpP ACHE VI ID Wii.tnn VI
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ro;nt,nrn,s nrc moI,
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ita'tdi EXalh'!,rfS-W.o VIII ",mIn,","'y ''' ""'o
the sumo ~ ,He HfneIh if2SnnI' - ns,ou s,
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'c"So'''o'o '"'''
,I,UE IIAprroDp LIrt AND Ur,Lrn assurance
Cr1,r, 90, ,re un,v t,r,uar,l TO Ike, risks on | life.
rr,r, mr. mnrchosr onnuiiirs confer rndownruts
And make contracts upon AMI appcrtaning to de-
,rrrd and revprsunary interests connected with life
risks arrcrahiy To The powers and privileges con
trrrrd Inv the charter.
The busnrss of the COMPANY will be conducted
upon the Lgi,t Stock an upon the lIutu1l principle
nj The onion OF the insured, thus meeting the wants
md circumstances OF the public more fully it is be.
Ieyed than purely Mutual Companies can do
On thu. Jyiui Stock principle the insured will pay
,irtv thre and on.hrd per cent less tor insurance
thnn The rntcs fine brs, Organized Mutual Compa-
MES or will receive what is equivalent to thirty three
and one third per cent per annuln in dividend pro-
6rs rmo N ADVANCE instead OF receiving an unccr-
tain amount ui Tie end OF each year N script cer-
cntrs rcdrrmabe on certain contingencies while at
the same time the annual cash payments are in
creased nv The interest maid ON notes given Tor halt
he on,onn, Of the nrrniuIn.
on the Mutual principle, this Company propose
to insure at the usual rates of Mutual Companies,
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E'O,. Sale.

TNIE Subscriber offers for Sale the Tavern Store
Il situated in Huntington, North Village, and
formerly occupied by ] b. Dixie. There is large
two Story House with Barns and other out buildings
and acres of good land, all Of which will be sold
cheap, and terms easy i. J. WOOD. .
Huntington, Jan 5, 1880. w27wP
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HsIcaclncd Cotton.

TUST received at the LADIES En-
q CHANGE, 2cascs Bleached Cotton, among them
are 5 pieces York Mills, IL Ticccs Lonsdalc,
% Marking 10 Newburg Mills
Also,n full assortment of Irish Linen at all prices,
with good assortment of Liucn ID mask Table
Cloths and Napkins Purchasers respectfully in
vitrd to call and examine. WILCOX & NASH
Dec. 3, 40. d&wtf
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FOSTER 81 TAYLOR,
Agents tor Hridsieck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE

Also, for J. < F. Mar,e Pinets, Castlon & Co
A Moreau & Fills,
Ii X A \ ID f. 5.
IMPORTERS Of Brandies, Gin aud Wines -
4 Have Tor sale in United States Bonded Ware
house
Brap.iss $50 pacha.e J. & T. Mar,ell. Pinet.
Cnstillon \ Co. utard Dupuy & Co., Eennessey
Rastcau and II Moreau II Fills. Braudies, pale and
lark yntlGes, 1913, l7, As, II. AZ 10, 3s and ST. in
:. aud Is pipes, received per French ship Vl~chnon
and brigs Oliver and Aryede. Also fine Old London
Dock urandirs, in halt pipes, per late ARRIVALS
Hoiiaad H-iu pipes Holland Gin, Double Pine
Apple and other brands
81 C,oir Ram 30 puncheons of various brands.
high and mlI favored.
Scotch VAiSkey -l6 puncheons fine Mall Wits
kew. direct from Glasgow.
Vines 300 grl pipes Pure Juice rebe and
double grape, rort, Old MADEIRA, Pale and Brown
Chimpasns 1000 baskets II Piper Cos genu-
me llcrisirck and l. Pechots Crown Anchor brands
Champagne.
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The Financial Anniversary.


held their Annual Meetings for the election Of
Directors, and there was decided hutter among
the upper ten "a sort of bilious breeze and
financial nare-ur. The 800 bills DIDN'T know
who were to take care of them for the year &c
come, and the hide dollar=bills looked very
grave on the occasion. The cold Bank o
and the young Commercial
Bank we're so much agated, we understand
as 10 cause an audible jingling Of the specie
A, didn't like B, and B thought A was small
potatoes, and C looked upon both and b as n,
potatoes at all. So there was a pretty mnss
The Farmers and Mechanics, we understand
did not partake in the general excitement-i
was as calm as a bowl Of oil, and did I'd it
annual business and went quietly 10 he'd. Thu
other "grcat corporations are understood Il
have fit, bled and died. in the cause, eacI
party carrying off its wounded "wth the hon
ors of war ~ The following is the general re
suit with the names of the survivors,
BANK OF BURLIN ITON.
DIRECTORS.
PIIILO DOOLlTTLB, President.
J. N. POMEROY,
S. L. HOWARD,
HARRY MILLER,
c. BAXTER,
j. w. HlCKOK,
Y. r. FLETCHER.
r. G. COLE, Cashier
WIN. f. GRISWOLD, Teller.
FARMERS g. MECHANICS.
DIRECT RS.
JOHN PECK, President
Il, LYMAN,
II. LEAVENWORTH,
F. FLETCHER,
JOS. CLARK,
J. II. PECK,
II. w. CATLIN,
c. +. WARNER, Cashier.
w. II. BLODGETT, Teller.
COMMERCIAL BANK.
HARRY BRADLEY, President.
DAN LYON,
VIM. r. Villas,
{. ID, kASSON,
GEO. PETERSON,
J. u, ALLEN,
d. p. MOVES,
NJ. A. SEYMOUR, Cashier,
J. w. MOORE, Teller.
The only change from last year, is that q
Judge NoYEs for Mr.. BucKlEy, in the Com
mercisl. We hear that Mr.. Buckley is no
ways depressed in spirits. and that our fren
Judge NoYEs is not particularly elatcd. S
we suppose we may morali-e on the occaso
in the words of the poet -
I" The kihg of France, with 1000 men
Marched up the hill, and ihrn-marclrd down again.
u Mr. RVS, the editor and proprietor {
that ingenious and spicy little sheet, the J.,
4 mogrGpt d RemarIc", mas Issued his Ne,
Years Address, aud politely furnished us wit
a copy. Our small paper is SO ruch occupie
that we have only room for tie concluding line
which may be said to be into Congress- abou,
feet -
And last OF human folly though no: least,
See Congress meet in Washington and waste
Three weeks OF time Speaker for TO choose,
Through factions deyiltry, throughout opposed,
By odds triangular, from North and South,
In wlliul stubbornness they keep the House
unorganizd tlll last, TO end the Job,
They jump the game and rig them out a Cobb
Just so do men, sent up to egslate,
Play foolish pranks, aad thus dcrange the State
Men, trigning conscience scrupes, lest the stain
OF Slavery spread to new acquired domain
Withhold their vote from Winthrop cause he
Whig,
Though he's Proyso man, yet help a slavery Jig,
And let plurality the South befliend!
Thus doth Free dirt, the slave spot seek to mend
This makes the muse sick and so asham'd
That in disgust she gladly drops the game,
And, with her face avered, turns TO you,
Bows her best compliments, and says adicu
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UEIDSlECK CHAMPAGNE.

vNnE undersigned have been appointed sole
Agents in lhlS city Tor the importation and sale
The rneri.s clone of tbs Wine ltrst imported in
l326, have given tia reputation uReGHdItd by any
other brand ever offered in this county, aud 1t
meets an annual suie three times large TINT of
tny other Champagne imported Our prices viii he
the. same as those OF the New York agents, Messrs.
Renauld s Francois. -
FOSTER & TAYLOR, l6l Mix street
Sole Agents iOr this cry.
Boston, i.oy lq,h 40. VEINS
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y N a w I y


M4 N Nm Va VA 9 sss~
lust received, another large lot Of Long
q and Square Shawls, of late and desirable styles
well worth the attention OF Shawl purchasers.
Amongst them a FEW of the celebrated BAY
STATE SnAWLq, which, in point of SIZE QUALITY,
BEAUTY and rRICE, cannot bC surpassed in this vicn
ity. A l. 5 o.
Velvet trimmings and VI. Dcl,anes, Prints, &c.
&c., now opening and for sale cheap.
Saturday Dec. 20, 1919. d&wtf
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COM VI ERCIAL BANK.

DIRECTORS.
HARRY BRADLEY, President.
DAN LYON,
VIM. r. Villas,
{. ID, kASSON,
GEO. PETERSON,
J. u, ALLEN,
d. p. MOVES,
NJ. A. SEYMOUR, Cashier,
J. w. MOORE. Tcllcr.
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G, w ID II Il w ,


THIS ccrlifcs that have given my son ELIAS
his time during the remainder of his minority,
and shall HnY deh,3 OF his contracting, nor claim
any OF his wages after this date.
SAMUEL BURNS
Jericho, Nov. II, 40. w2lw3t
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FARMERS g. MECHANICS.
DIRECT, RS.
JOHN PECK, President.
+, LYMAN,
II. LEAVENWORTH,
F. FLETCHER,
JOS. CLARK,
J, Fl. PECK,
II. w. CATLIN,
c. +. WARNER, Cashier.
w. II. BLODGETT, Teller.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10
Notice.


Gate 49, .f.,ss.
g-sfss.. o. lH 4'sa
rs. sisseAe gsss =. 800 sw.nct ~ t,'
rtatsls 500 sepss ss,s f-sss .f.f shs
prftss3Htss ts'ss'sF ssse Fssasg.ssf r" $50 Res
f,ttts -sti 1sss sr.; s,s .sssss 80 tbs tssesir
sfs al ta.s Sasse al ~ ssssiiar So ~ ,s,eee
Do ssssl Ss- sA sss " sUti,a<sss ssia A&.t w.
ss-4s - .s-Ssa s+s-st ~ -ose a. $50 i''fsf
~ . - s'Aisf s,e4fs
"gAff sst sFpwusr ' ., 4. 'f,e- snl ~
If''tsa,g ~ ~ 4Astse ss.st ~ its%t e.
Fr>s Aa 49, 81 ssts.4sr 90 S"& a4fe'Fs'~
50 t,ss ..f ID" ass si serst' a~sr q
srt8
sg.f-ts. 81 asst, ussgtss s3v .nt'i'r3ce' 'i
-,-s ss.ls u ~ ~ hitii-f lsfc'f he ID
s.,,l, 4. sss gasss1ss S.f.st,a ttfsasss O. &c
81 80 - As.sa - ~ ssasi.ssis Sgies "a sd
ns',tf tt.a ,,rs~s~ Ne s,fz~ti ssAsssi 80.
ts.is - tasssfff
). 40 ss ssseS Ghsl sssa St@fass a. ftttt'rd
tr4 ., 4,sst s.,4 . fsld tat t,I h4psascs 81 a
H,+. % Iltss~f ~ ~ tetar. o. assi'.i -t e's't'
,.,f .F 80 s',t nt@tssfsi a. 'uag 'A' tts
100 .f sa'ttst,.g wax apa t'ti 49, I-'ts1.ti'
SEQ ,,, sta ,i,str.f. " - b ! @sr O.! & SO
.... 81 ~ sysi.s ssrts pcrsf sgtF ,fsH e. p
.f.t As,-H-a tiffsa sstsff .fsF gt.Ht,s Il
sat uY.1 - 1850 Hs,st 4.',s 80 g.. - ''tnt ~
l-al..,s 80 .a.a b. as Ifn+ est -
,.y.l.- !. tsru~ "'sr . to'i,'-
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Mak'ng9 per cent for the yes
ENDING august I. $50 Sand per centaec Il
be cast on The original amour, of Premium
Note without reference 10 any cuJorscn,en nj,
aud 10 i'e paid 10 the Treasurer at b.. Ofic-
10 Montpelier on or before the 10Th day q,
ooioa'ef, $50. b~'ng the day of the annual
"'er,'ns Of sad con,Pany.
A. usual, list Of psfsons insured IN the
SEVERAL iowns With the amount of a.scs,
n'eno due from ~seh respectively. viii he
forssrdsd 10 the Representative eject 10 the
I-es'slEtuIe BY whom moneys ean b@ sent
] he stsrssasent ths year 2 per cen, is
saiaii snd II " hoped tina, no unc,nber of The
company viii fail To forward the money in
'i'e manner Indicated, al by some other per.
so ~ho may lie coming 10 Mon,;,el,sr, ..
'hai d can he pad aver promptly Of i,e L.,,c
sl.~s 70 do. A Lik attention on III. "a n
II the b'sFne~rs VI the compsay Will save
much uoab.e 70 es.iL.ohng the sssr..n.-. is
r. WRIGHT, Tf.a.urrr.
In' of'ee, Mcs,P~i~r, Aura,, "a, $50
Ffinlars efeseh weekly nrw,psrsr IN tin.
state arc Nq"es'-t Ia publish the aLore no.
ice hsre s~Fks .aer~s@ rriy and fotu ard
is'~'f s'iis by The .nbers Of the Legislature
's' T-st u~ni 3i9x
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ADAMS NEW ALPHABETICAL

/ FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
VtBLisuEDB nv
Pni,tir., SAxrsoS i Co, 10 Washington
street, Boston.
Roman Il. CoLLiss, 252 Pearl Street, N. Y.
}. w. frr>riss, II Go keenr, n. u.
I'IlE Publishers respectfully invite the at.
/ | tention Of Teachers, Superintenden,s,
Committees, and the friends Of Education
generally, 10 thus valuable Series Of Sch pol
Books, which have obtained an unprcccde ut.
cd popularity in every part of the Union
Copies may lie obtained for examination on
application to them or to Book SC Hers general.
( ". The scrirs comprise
I.-PniN>ES ARiruxkrio, or MrNTAL Or.
IHariossis NrNBrRs; being an Introduction
/ 10 the revised edition Of Adams New Ari,h-
/ netic.
/ "fh's work IS adapted to the gradual *.
pgusion cf the intellect Of the Young pup,i,
md ais" To give him II thorough mental dis.
c'p'inc'' The arrangement is based upon tho
I principle thst " If the understanding Is thor.
| oughly reached, the memory will take care
"i Itself II - pronounced by distinguished
| teachers, the b, ST Mental Arithmetic in the
| market"
II.--ApAxs NV ARirmxrric, Ryvisl
Epi1io, A; beng revision of Adams New
Arithmetic, first published IN Ie27. with a
MY.
Few worSs ever issued from the Amcrica n
press have acquired % great popularity az the
New Arithmetic. II is used in cyeryStatc
IN the Union has been republishcd in Cam.
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modern Greece. In the State Of New York
1t i the textbook in Is OF the I55 academies
rcporh in lS45. The illr STATIONS Of the
| cube and sqaarc roots, by diagrams, give this
work peculiar value.
Ill. -MtSsuRArioS, MECHANICAL Pow ERs
Asp MsoMIsERs. This work contains a full
! and lucid explanation Of the priatipfes of
| inensuraton, and u practical application of
| these principles To the mcasuremen n, Of lines,
superfices and SOLIDS also, q philosop h,cal
| explanation ot the simple mocha mic al powers
| and thei' application 10 machinery.
II is designed 10 be studied in connection
| with the Arithmetic. IT will be found to
contain the knowledge Of the principles Of
n'cnsura,'on actually needed for the every
day business Of life.
lN.--HooE krEriSG, containing n lucid
explanation of the common method of Is ook :
Keeping by single Entry; n new, concise, and
common sense method of Book Keeping, for
farmers, mechanics, retailers, and prof. iona |
rnrn; methods of keeping books by figures 4:
slor, methods of keeping accounts in a limit.
ed business; exercises for the pupil and var.
Gus forms necessary for the transaction of
business. Accompanied with Blank Books
I for the use Of learners
"Th's work is an Analytical system If
! Book Keeping, Invested of all superfiuitics
and abuse ,echncalitles, and adapted TO the
system OF instruction in classes, the method
OF teaching now adopted IN every department,
OF education in wellarranged and wel-con
Quoted schools
For sale by u. l.. SPENCER.
Ana bCokseilcr> generally. - 3w
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LnIifornia Life Risks.
taken at lower rates than BY any othcr company

The business of eCompnny win he conduct
ed upon the JuiNr Stock aud upon the MUTUAL
principal ,nt the option OF the insured thus meet
ing tho wants and circumstance Of the public
more fully, it is believed, than purely nu,ua
Companies can do.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay IS Is per cent. less for insurance than the
rates OF the best organized mutual Companies.
or will receive what Is equivalent to 80 l.3 Der
cent per annum, in dividend pr offs, paid in adj
vance, Instead of receiving an uncertain amount
al the end OF each year in script certificates, ~
dccmablc on certain contingencies, while al the
same time the annual cash payments are iucrcas.
cIhy the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount of the premium.
TN the Mutual principle, this company pro-
pose to insure at the usual rates Of matual( om-
panics. dividing the net earnings each year civ
Ing script certificates redccinable after q Mutual
lnsuranceFund Of Twofinndrel Thousand Dol.
lars is accumulated, and charging a com mission
FOR conducting that part of the business,equi, O..
lent to only about one half the expenses Of the
company, securing (lOsses being equal a larger
yearly dividend ~ the Mutual insurers, besides
giving the members u lien upon :. Joint Stock
'CaPita' OF One Hundred Thousand Dollars, n
large Jtint Stock Reserve Fnnd, which will be
Pledged as security for payment Of lossns, in
addition to The usual Capital and Reserve Fund
in mutual Companies.
This company is not only one Of the most
prosperous but also one OF the very best in tho
country Hartford Daiy Courier.
No Company in the Union has had such n
run OF business as this company since It's organ.
ization.
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Franklin Hotel,

rht 'nb,eribers having purchased thi. old
= and wei known establi; hment, aud having
thoroughly repaired and furnished tho same.
are 10" ready 10 wait upon such of their friend
aud the public as may choose 10 become their
sue''' ~ their 'isits TO Rutland, either on bu,-
hess or riea-urc.
Parties will at all times be waited upon at
short. notice
u Stage run daily from this Honse to and from
'lsfendon Sfrisgs, AND the gue.t, Of tas House
VIII at al ti'nes hud carriages in readiness
10 convey hcih 10 AMI from the depot, on tho
arrival Of each train Of cars.
itorscs aud carriages at all times in rcaIi
hes FER the use If their stsners.
PRATT d FOSTER,
Rutland, July .. 1850 25,f
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Stage Notice.

az and ahef Monday, January 9Th. Stages vii
leave Castleton toconnect with the Cars at White.
hai ana Rutland, every day, except Sunday AZ fol.
lows Leave for whitehall al o'clock a IA, and II
ooiock a. IN and connect with the 7c'ciock a. m,
ard p. m. trains for Troy.
Leaves 'r burlington and Boston, at 81 a. IN and
p M arriving al Rutland at " a. m. and 7 D. IN.
same Jay STAGES leave Rutland for Woodstock and
Hanover. Tueedays Thurs isy,and Saturdays nj IA.
a. ana Bethel Royaltcn aud Chelsea al "A. NJ ev.
Try day except Sunday. 81
BARDwELL, FIELD l. co
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sTsrE ~ VERMONT, iBs IL ,esnsrui,srs3
tbsss'te. u fssths,os, a. that al g trs,...,.
'esrt, tsiseS 81 fsttletss. is An,l fss "a.
e..ir'ss - shs .'sA de, u N.ist Ter \ u
IAA
wAsfess, Betty Stsrsas NsA r sSri s.sv,n.
.ssuit.isirsist, 9! ne osists - ISAAC >Tt.N.
D. -. sais 81 pssttt e, IL rad dlstrsss, ats~Gs
81 tssrs~ss - r-riss ~ seesaat q ls.esr al.
aisssifsitss 81 sad ss,siei s.4 p'ssest iAtir
sfershs Agssss, ssis ssasss. tsr si's~ss.e.
u " sfSsr~d isss ssaa srrsant DC ysee4v.d
aHe tisu,re! 4. AAtS essIt fcf slissaGcs al /.
'sss4ss issfssf % V ssia 1T GAstlsten Af0re
'A'S' 80 .S WIT "-see-Say " ts,nr shs Ga
De, " srrsahss sest, sas that al ,-,rte.a, he
h.< ,Lsrsst, ~ Putissaisx . e-py Il g..
record - Ina gtSef tarss sgts ssesrstltsiy v
W hsiisAs unrais ss~ss-.i,st lF.stsA at
h~iAhs IN ta Assss isS aes, & tks ,i,as sl..'
I.@s"ss4 tDs .A4s bessiis 4 true esjs Of
rrctsd 80 Asss. sKNxx Jsls,
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A RARE CHANCE

10 PERSONS WISHING TO BUILD,
I'liE Subscribers would respectfully give
! notice that they have recently purchased
OF VIM. Hall Eco. the lot of land adjoining
the Depot grounds OIL the East, and ffon,,ns
upon the man road leading into the village
from the West, upon which they arc about
laying out streets and dividing II into suitable
building lots, embracing some Of the choices,
locations for business or private re-idence, 10
be found IN Rutland which they Offer 10 pur.
chsscrs a" ho desire to build, upon easy trfms,
In view OF the prospective increase Of bo,i-,
ness IN our village conseque nj upon The com
p'etion OF the X. a. B, Railroad and the con.
shucton OF others ia progress this offers a
rare chance for persons wishing 10 locate in
hutand and removes . very great obstacle
heretofore existing IN the way OF improve.
mcnt IN our village.
There - upon the premises q fine ledy- of
building stone which can be qusrried Al small
expense, and lumber and other material. INV
DC purchased IN the vicinity a, very ressona.
BILE rates
fof further Psrte uiars enquire IF The sub
senbers. MEIER EDISON,
MARCUS +. NORTON.
kniisnd, May %, ie5O 9nf |
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Titcomb's Patent
Bce Hive and Protector.

III The use Of this Hive, Bees are pro,ec.
ted through our severe w,sters, on orcoon,
OF the even temperature of the AR within II,
end ito peculiar arrangement for ventilation
that 40, swarm has been Lost from, the ma
ny hiVss usSd within the three year, past -
IL |" complete protector sRs,ns, the at.
lacks Ut ns'ghbor,ag bees, bee, moths. &c.
ana Aasrds peculiar facilities for Replacing
old brood eo"Hbs BY n~~ ones. II 10 UNEQUAL.
cd az stock hive, swstns issuing from /,
from two 10 three weehs earlier than from
any other hive. The Surplus honey is read.
y oo'sinsa from II, IN pure state, without
,nJufing the tees. IA boxes Of suitable s,1e tof
hm.iy use or thc market
IN" Hive - Constructed on philosophical
ana se~ni'he pf'ne'pirs, and needs only 70
Dr. seen TO insure us use by iho~- Who are
sssua'nirs With tie instincts and natural
hss'ss 81 the honey bee.
WARD, Windsor, VI is ,y.n, for
ih< sale Of County, To.n, aud individual
rights.
Hive may he seen at Mr. Aaron Barns.
!" "1'."s' x,u
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THE fACr0 Y.
CAUTION.
SANDS NARSAPARILLA.
IN QUART noTTLES

FOR 1ns REMOVAL Ann PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DIS
kAsRs ARISING FROM AN rMruss srArK or Tns
BLOOD or HART Of ms sYsrEM, VIZ
Serefnia or Kings ErH, Rteun,aiism Obstinate
Cntdn.ens Ernn,ions, Iimpi.s o. Pnsfui., on he
tGet, Hsishss B.ies. Chrome Sore Eyes Ring
Worm o. 1s1fsr. Seuid Hend, Enia, stn,tnf and
Pain 9fihe Bones ard JOINTS, St,h6o,n Ule.rs,
SyphiHic Symphonic. Seiriiea or LumLago and
Disease. arising froman i"Jndieions "a" 81 hl,rcn.
~, Ascifes or Dropsy, EIpOsnre or Impr1.h nee in
LIE. Alec Chronic Constitutional Uiso,trs,
he value OF ths preparation Is now widely known
and every day tho field Of lis usefulness Is xenaine
II Is approved and highly recommended by Phys,
Clans, and Is admitted to he The most powerful and
hing preparation from The root that has ever
bcsn employed IN medical practice. The unfor,u-
nsis victim Of hereditary disease. with swollen glands
Contracted sinews, and hones half csrious has been
restored 10 health and vgor The scro ft ,us patrn,
covered with ulcers, 'oaih'omc TO himself aud TO his
attendants, has been made whole. Hundreds Of per
sons. who had erodneL hopolessy for years under
cutancous and glandulas DISORDERS, chronic tLeuma
i'"m, and many other complaints sprinsIns from a
arrangement OF the secretivr nd the circua
ton have been raised were from tho rack Of Dis.
ease and now th regencrate ed ton.titut ions gladly
testify 10 the efficacy Of This esirnsbls ion
Tho following cert, fca,e from Col. Samuel O. Tay.
loS gentleman of high standing and e,t-nsive &C
Nuantanes through The Southern States. and latel,
appointed consul TO New Grenada nd. IL sci,
% The attention OF all,
New York, January :, 1913.
Mes'r, A. b. D. S,sd., --Gentlrrneu Having
used and witnessed the effects Of your valuable prep
aratioh Of sargapatila an different prrsop, in VA r.
Gus parts Of The southern oountry, ,-Viryinis
Louisiana, Texas and Mexico, feel much pleasure
Ia stating the high opinion entertained Of It's great
meticlrai value. In IL &C Ell almost like
ch'r", renoNinc speedily the Ell state ofihe
sysiem, and exciting 10 The mo-, agreeable manner
a lnnc and invisntaling influence
lduT Shrsapdrilla i. highly approyrd and ey,r,
sivett used by The Uniteh States army IN New Mer
lco, and ny cousin, Grn Zachary Tay or has 10,
Inc past hve years been IN the habit OF using H. and
recommends the -lun,--ie aud adopted the Article
al he same Time and II IL 60 sidcrcd an almost
indispensable requisite 10 ths army IN conclusion
would say, that tho better ii IL known the more
hshly /, IL prjaed, and trust that its besltb res,
iotln: virtues viii make II PoncIaIiy tnown, iIro
out the length and breath Of our widely eItende,
country Yours very respectfully,
T. u TAYLOR