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SANDS ~SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES

PoR THE REMovAL AND PSRMAKEST cURs OF ALL RS
EAsKs ARISING FROM AN Impure STATE " rus
BLOOD on HABIT OF INK system, VIE
Se,c|afd or king's Erii, Rheumatism, OGsinait
Cnianeous E,upions, P.mples Or Pnstni.s on The
haes, No.sh.,, gite. cn,""'e So,e Ey.. R,ng
Pain offhe Bones and Joints. Stubborn UIc,ts,
Sy'hihe SymP'ems, Sei,tiea or Ln'abase and
~ Hsei,e. Or bIop.y, EIco.n,. o. i~p,sd, nee il
Lir Aso Chronic Comshisfionai Disorers.
The value Of thi, reparsllon is now widely known
1t is approved and highly recommended BY PhySi
clans, and 10 admitted 10 be the most powerful and
searching preparation from tho root that has ever
been EN- pioy ed Ia medical practice. The u~ufortu-
nate victim Of hereditary disease. with swollen glands
contracted sinrws, aud bones half catious, has ,ecn
restored 10 health and vieof. The &C 70 10. ,us patient
covered with ulcers, loatlsome to himself and 10 his
attendants, has been made whole. Hundreds OF pei
sons, WIN had SroaneI hopelrssly for years under
cuianeous aud ~elandniar %dis"Iders, chronic rheuma
t,sm, and many other complaints sIriDeing from q
dera Ig-ment OF the secretivc organs and the cirCula.
lion, have teen raised as IL were from the rack Of dis.
ease, and now with regenerated constitutions, gladly
testify 10 The efficacy Of this esiinabie prep raj ion
The following certificate from Col. Samuel q. Tay.
Tor, a gentleman Of high staining and extensive nc
quaIntance through The Southern STATES, and lstel,
appointed consul to New Grenada, cOrnmeuds itself
% the attention Of all,
New York. January 7, 1913.
Messs Al. 4 d. Sands ,-Gsn,iemcn- Having
used and witnessed the effects NJ your valuable prep
arai ion Of sarsaparilla on different persons in vsri.
louisiana. Texas, and Mexico, | feel much pleasure
In stating The high opinion entertained Of it's great
medicinal value. In any own case Il, acted almost like
a charm, removing speedily the enefvaied state Ofthe
system, and exciting in the most agreeable name
u tonic and invlsora,iHg influence.
Your Sarsaparllla is highly approved and erten
sivel, used by The United States army In New Mex
leo, and my cousin, Gen Zachary Taylor has for
the past five years been IN the habit Of using IL, and
recommends the same-he and adopted the article
NJ the sam time, aud il Is now considered an almost
indispensable regulate TO The army. 10 conclusion
! would suy, that the better il is known the more
highly II is priced, and trust tina, its health re,.
,otlns virtues viii make |, generally known, thru
out The length and breadth Of our widely extended
country. Yours very respectfully.
81 TAYLOR,
L. S. Consul 10 New Grenada.
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AGENCY o. DR.. =. =. FlTCu'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINE,

Used by him with such distinguished success In
- the cure Of Coughs. Co%nsumptioa. C.tsr h,
Asthma, Heart Diseases, Dyspepsy, Plies, Female
Complaints, &c. nc.
nR. 4. :. FtTCH'S
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Braces, tnhaling Tubes, an Lectures on
Consumption and the art Of p'eseiviny Life and
Health 10 Old AGE, &c, &c.
nRs. CHEEvER L REMlCK
Have been appointed Agents for the sale Of tho aiove
Goods. and Will keep them constantly on hand al
their store, No. iTREMONT TEMPLE, Boston,
and Of ". A.. BACON, Ludlow, aud DR.. JAMES
PORTER, Pul,and.
H1-Dr FlrCHS'GUiDE BOOK TO lNVALiDS,
and Directions for Promoting Health. and ln-, ruci ions
To Mothers IN the Management Of Chiiren,'' may
he hid, Rralu'tonsiy, by calling for 1t a, the a gents as
above. An extremely valuable book. % 6n
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HORRIBLE MURDER.

ALNE Reuben Dunbar 81 WesIeilo, Albany
~ county. y J has Jnsi been eonv,c'ed
40 Albany city for ihe murde' ii two boys,
one ten and the either iweIy, years Of age
Il Is goat. as bad for delicate females and cco-
nomicai hos.ekcsp~rs TO destroy their health
and strength over the wash tub, when by
using Bacon Green Mountain Mixture, for
Washing, you can save money, wear and tear
Of tloihrs, aud do a large "ashing in two
hours Mr. Bacon warrants h,s Mixture 10 he
R,gcod Al any other, and cheaper by one half
Manufacture and for sale by
~ W. A. BACON, Ludlow. VI
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CAROLS.


fARO !.
b. l.uSlcs "a bsa ihr sua Nts ls-
Mad ,otii-f nauatafn y hit" With snos.
! tr gssplc on ths,t was cd 20
-. Dss,ss S.a'. 20 eru~cs
b. ludh~ s~r an,,i.f .,hi,
~ itsc4n ss,utc B., a, and n.sht,
T. a. r h'.d,ag fsre ana ht'ghi
insDiDg from ar 'hci,cs
t,rt h'nk srd r,mphlc, VA ara,ea
Ia d nj'uf far s,snS made,
NBh ~; sad haupI aeon as blade
OF ~sfnof aa,h nss~ord
tsy rs d. .hs!l bo1~ .rd.r ass
fr,m tn. i,sut "a land u .un~
It~ ,uath IA wisdom sore 10 gr"v.
10 hn, ., BACON SUoie.
ianGer rlour,a, now shall sAake
IT,. rsky c'stFs - dh ,raI sha.. qIake.
iur tn"s iedgc IA ,hs'f bees doth n1Ass
/ he iron ~iieiSe's tfaeA
Ns> nts the hill d5ti ec!,o f.r
The cisn.rng oi ,he fiery cat.
No 'caI hath he oi Loh ~ haf,
Rat onward, c1uf,es on.
"a : > le Il. u lee, high
- ffo.u esfta and upa"t sky,
VI .sasrs b, l,si 'n'ng ny
On I, ieefsph,e Wires.
Thrn. ssein. t.tr art II Printing
iiath multiplied the meant, OF h'na,ng,
Is, 10 secret monitors ln,tng
t. together III peace aud love.
f-s, few shall par, whrrc many m'c,
Ga the corner T Nan and Depot street
Mh0ll own not " hen aNrw they We taken
That " \. hes ssycd his liscop.
TOYS. Confectionery, Animals and On
Tor Christmas AID New icars, Ia be
of " a BACON, Ludlow, W.
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Tur IlrruArvlr OF I.a,r--

TuH ~IIrIRAvvEE o. l.g,r--ts
mo-. q our readers. no doubt, take A..
s.,errsi in matter. u shi. Kidd, We ga"
the follow log letler sh,eh - foin. The
reoaas 81 the press. W. e-p~laily
Iirliye the laa sentence q lhe writer:
Deas Sxee, oh. my lore o: laIe.
clarified honey and oil Of eiiror- sEiie
loaf serat d my k,pes, and ufois,.e' %
my expectations ,oH have t.~-n absent
fiou mt ,arre ~Ls.e days. The s>.n :.
DARK 81 midday ibe moon st.d ,,sE'
sr elask ~hen o arc sbseni. Thy
sssp 10 TIE mss.e u the Ayb.ses. Nnd
he usna " Thy eo~n ~bsn ycu pas
~. b ssphy, fToa the ss,deE os rar.
49, 10 Iss sSs.sS 'iGs c. early Ay~.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH 4 oRAHAN

HAVE yssi received from New York Ssse,
II Spnss,. Bias Capped fstsn, ard eon-
Don tIlesi Brsss Bssds; Plated Dash Scrolls,
Dash Frames, Ps;snt Leather. Rubber Cioth..
OIL esrpes. Mas. Mos aud Csslsd Has, Bovs,
Jeints And Hisges ins Tops, Wy Meta. Hslrss
CHAINS dc Dr.. The above goods ~ill bs cold
ihsa esa b bosght ssssukess 10 Yer
rusnt. GOODRICH 4 ar AQkA.
Wee; Rsf.sas |u'y -. 1857. n
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THIS Elegant,
preparation ~
last tax ins the
place 81 all 9th.
or afiic les IN
use, for restor.
ing aud dress
ing the Hnir.-
II prevent & the
Han from fall.
ing of, proInot.
es it,. growth g.
removes dsnl-
ruG dndrestures
The natural and
lnNuTIAut grow.
IN Of the Hair.
in all Cases q
badness. II al.
NJ removes pain
and heat IN the
heat and l., 4.
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4 gcuii,maa owned four lots odl"ln-
Ing "a Jcwish bury playground, il the up
per par, II the civ. The owners OF
tie cci1.,ery wanted 10 purchase these
iols, but As he piice ,Ley offered MAS no
equivalent or heir value, tie gentle
man refused = accept l., Al last the
Jew trustees bit upon wha. they con-
I'D, rcd "a mas,cr.siroke Of policy, Gnd
meeting MT. Va irw DAYS after
sari, ,gid. Ah, sir, NC ,ink you will
re-, e.: az, Lody now 20 i've IN your
property VI dcrr. W. have Luycd lol.
Gu dc ">.der ride, ard beh,ni i y jew.
huf,lng ground I'll aroundf Very
we'll" replied Mr., N---,"l slail be-.
GA 10 build lo-morrow.' "EUi!i -
ecLovd the Uu.tces. taken absek by the
eool manner IN which this WAS saia,
~why. nov" with 4 cunning smi.e,"N"
ran you Pc, up &ere. mi, a Jews hurys
iue gresni oil srvunai ~ ssrgeo"'-
LeR.~ said Mr.. ". "lou've made
my property tie fnos, eligible ia IT,
cry Good norn#g~ H., read, :
may imaginc tina, Mr. V rcceiVe,j
b.. e~n Ii.ce fsr ,hs lot., which ~cr.
s,rtd,iy converted into a Golgo,hh ard
the principal trustee no~ hes buried AZ
Ne naida Il them. sahA whsae maib..
IaonuneBi ~prnifad.ns cn, 81 bis bo~nin
large enoagl. TO tnAke a ressrscsiss
nan commit suicide.
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Parallel Railway AXlcS,

GEORGE GARDINER Il co, 3 Liberty
Square, Bos,on, offer for sale Parallel Rail
way AsIcs OF superior quality. The Parallel
Axles, from late experiments IN England,
have been shown by Mr. q. Is. Thorneycrolt
10 be superior TO any others in use
Oct. ., leo. +02m.
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RECOMMHNDATICN
M
certificate Of Dr.. Perry, Portsmouth, y. II.

certificate Of Dr.. Perry, Portsmouth, NJ D
PORTSMOUTH, September 20, 1919.
Mr.. J 2. Moore. Aeen, or"whte's Hair Res,or.
aitve.'-uesr SIR; ! deem il my duty 10 state some
fIet. respecting the inesi value Of Whites
Hair Restorative. Several years ago, sher a severe
ii, Of sickness my wife lost al of her hair: the scalp
appeared diseased, and the hair grew ou, harsh and
uneaven, About q yea sRo, by another fl Of sick.
ness, she lost silof her hair a second time, and r., a
long time iherc was apparently no action IN tho
scalp. After various applications ] was induced 10
Try the above mentioned Restorative. and now after
the use ola few bottles her hair has grown out as
thick, asiustr"us, aud as beautiful q color as ever.
Furthermore, for a long time ] have been afflicted
with neu rAleic aud other pains In my head. and I
have inuod II The hest external temeIy have ever
- o. can therefore ohee'iuIly recommend IL 10 all
~hn ar. afflicted as above, a. the hest article ! have
ever seen. Most respectfully YOURS.
A. PERRY, NJ r.
Manufactured ny Y WHITE. Lowell, Mass. IS. ~
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90. ik,.s.d sea chen lat vs r.t.
end my uhxs,. frsne $50 ,Lfs!isd With
,-.,tnea' ORE II yoa' cars 'oecitd
re o, 80 ns,.r. sd that crcs. va,
81 80 .est .urS'. Oh, stier Of
.psess rardss Il dsl'st', s~na ne =
ivSk II ypa, LAir--~nj me any,Lins
Yea, i.i,s ..d xnreis have 'osei'ad, s"d
! sfi r. rs,i-g insi uuh ers;acy -
One ic,L ~ily bright eye 'o,ld tran.
's~'~ INC ,tcs' eiinon''y iito the THIRD
hesvcn. Your ~oris arc molten pra's
,iroIYg.os from ,oor mouth NJ heat
,'la,~s At ID. .hor,gha Il 'h-c Ny
nrs,a 81 an .,cf'ssiag &c. The blood
',s'rs and scofri 60 my rcins end ,ia''
p. II pnss~s 'hRo & ,'.~in' oh. com".
,no,, d~ti,sLiful OF delights, ard with
,oof sssyhim breath, btraihe upon me.
Vine ,o1 do come. be sure ard bring
'ip tn tao ..iliings phich ,ou borrowed
# me. % want 10 hay som" g. b cr d.
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NOTICE.

GAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber
~ abou, the 25th Of October, last, a small
red y~esrling beiier. The owner is requested
TO prove property pay charges and tate 1t
away. HUDSON SHAW.
Walljnpford, Nov, IA. lsJO. 10
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THE
M~YsTExIEs or MEDICINE.
Greatest DiMoytry Of The Ase.

Dih you ever ose Nc
Aiisisr's All HsaIisS
O'einsoi Ceris,siy
10. h,s for there Or,
few II any, who have
not svA,Ied themselves
4 ia curative qosihiss
70 only nsses . tf,sI 10
ohvincs tie prisons ".
NC II ihst II 10 really
AMI trsly The les, sri
els sStAnt. EAiystrs Of
Ire ieas 81 ihGsssEos
vtse have t~ss 10 the
esns'snt oas OF II, snd
fksyUbu Aaivlss won n~x
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ii. l..
AGENT OF THE
Mass. Health Association,

OF SPRINGFIELD MASS,
With 4 Guarantee Fund Of 100000.
Thus Association IL formed for the mutual
relief Of as members IN case OF sickness or
accident.
BY paving 81 30 IN advance as application
zee, and the payment of the deposit money
~ ,Iiin thirty day., = certificate OF member,
ship ~ill b, secured
Rates Of Yearly Deposit:
Between - aud 81 years Of age,
- 10 per year draws 50 Ia per week,
= 90 3 90
/ % " 1 70 &c.
Between N and 90 years OF age
Zach weekly benefit equals i6ur.htlhs Of
the amount OF Deposits Tor one year.
For further particulars see circulars in the
bsnds %: tine agents. Sub-ascnts wanted IN
every town IA the county
u l. SPENCER.
Rutland, Nov 20, 1850 A.
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
r~CstisaSp nv
ERASTUS n PEASE & CO.
rArI .rykLr AiEASN

u oBi>sON's ASrO Monty. dee rp'i's. physi.
~ csl, std ppci,e.l de,,snrI ft college. sc@t-.
nles sud gfiysl. totsnts BY II \ k"BiAs"s, 4 VI,
t'fs,-t pcafc,~'t Vi M.,henal,c. vs. Ns'. sud 40.
hcf Of Robinson. A.eebfa. Philosophy, dc, DC
~. srp
huBiNNo<s ASTRONOMY FOL school. sod
,csde'.~,, desc rpii'e, iheoie' cal. aud pby.leal
~RoBlNsoN's ALGEBRA. Tor eollese, .saJsmie,,
,ni ;riv,'- siucehts vol Sro
ROBiN>oNs iIENEN TARy ALGEBRA, &c
slenrt ~ t,rst Lessons 10 thsi science. iYino.
O~BiNSON GEOMETRY, containing Geoipe-
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ROBINSON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. with
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PRACTICAL rLoCuTioN, containing il,u.t-a.
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sd m'dtrn sulhpfs. accompanied by Explanatory
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THE HARMONIC. . New Collection OF Easy
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Puhiic Schools and director Of Music ~ Tho Third
NORToN'> ELEMENTS CT SCIENTIFIC AZ.
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art Of PfactiosI Farming PrTe Essay Of the New
York state Agricultural Society. /; vol l2ino. cloth,
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sow WELL AID leap WELL, or F,re.ide Ell.
aea,ion, ny Samuel O G"odrioh, author Of Peter
Pariey's Tatrs- vol l2no.
THE CHilD'S Fl IT BOOK Of READING AND
Drawing. by Jerome y Howard, Teacher Of Drawing
~ the New York stat. Sormsl sc hool.
~tOTECHISM OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMirRS
and Geology. by James W r. Johnston, F, x. y =,
&c, Author OF Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry.
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booksellers. Merchants. and Teachers. can have
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One Of the Greatest Dis.
cOvcrics Ofthc Age,

WHTTES H.7R KESTUR.4ITVE!
A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, Beauttfpng, CLEANSING, Soft.
ening, and Dressing THE nam.
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Men foI California

are almost universally insuring in thisCompany
because terms arc 50 reasonable.
HEADS OF FAMiiIEs areanxious to insure in
this Coinpany,-a safe Institution.
SAtARIEp Mes, arc cnsuring in this company
by scores.
Hard ro,kinr men invest in this company be-.
cause they regard it ms the best Of savincs banks
to LAY up their earning. in fer their wives and
children.
Capitalists invest with this company by .ak-
ing out policies for life, because they regard il
as good as money ut II to 20 per cent interest.
A'lc'asses aud conditions of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thing
in Hartford, when the! meet with losses, they
pay sup" at once. '
Feb. 10 sir
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BARON n WENxELs
GERMAN REMEDY

fot weak, snfe aud ,nfAmed eyes--Hem.
ctrhotds ior p'is,,) Salt kh-uu,, chspped
hs"L., Ih.!bisia. p'mples, Blolel,es and ell
GiSeases 81 the stIn,
This rea'rdy ~b'eh has fat year, been ex-
hn,isrly u.ed q their practice BY the most
oeIrar I'D fi,s'e,sns OF Germsny. - nov for
Tie hrst niIS introduced Ia The AnssreAn
vA0l'e. is spcosss has b.en uhb"unced N
the Od W uid. and Il - tei,e we'd that /, will
lie hs''ed by t1~ Anerarr publ,s, - 90 Of
The g'-siesi fetnsc'es 81 the age. Il effects
cures 10 q mn~t astounding shor: space Of
iifne. sun ,s application can ss no time
bs We a bad ~f-ct On the pst,ent.
Mrs 4 ksdcer. Agent, Boston.
IL l. sfESCER, "Se.s.ss Area, ~
tsrnos,
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sadIrpy and Rarncss Busi-


TrgsN -ss.p ~NSs ~" Sssa ls~s 'ss 49, ~ , e,issssis
u - 80 "a 80 49, ~ 80 % es IA .is-< ~~s~.f
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49, fNsSt~g sAHN t-@4stss ~ ns<I ne frr-fsirs
. We iaat NOD - s-tas 80 bSsr 81 rssvs sns rsi
t~ssiss- 10 . assSa< sNe ss't ssaitss r<ss
-. s-e ~ sa9 se.s 81 had q, sssse - ssnss Tres
49, -. O~t fss-ss isst.st- i-s.sls 49, ~Hts
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rstt~s C.fp.t fsf. Ersri.s ssfssofses. Va tsts
A a, sssfA 49, - -ets 80 s- ss.h 90 .ss 81
.ss tesia, ess p--@, - ser'Hrb Nasa st,ds ~
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"a r,~s ~ d.@t~s. u 7 tuEGAAcE
ests.f urs. ~ i<ss. ffh
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RUTLAND COUNTY
california Life Risks.
taken a,lowef rates than by any other comPyn

Tie bushes. Of thcC Company " III hc coni let
ed upon the JuisT Stock. and upon the Mrrual
principal at the option of the insured, thus meet
ing The wants and circumstances of the public
more fully, it is believed, than purely mutua
companies car 10.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay 3 Is per cent. less for insurance thnn the
rate. OF the best organized mutual Companies,
~ will receive what Is equivalent to 80 l.3 per
cent. per amman, in dividend profits, paid in ad-
vance, Instead of receiving an uncertain amount
nj the end Of each year in script certificates. re-
dcetnab'c on certain contingencies, while at the
same time the annual cash paymemtsare increas.
"a by the interest paid on notes given for hal.
the amount of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro-
pose to insure at the usual rates Of inutualCom-
panies. dividing the net earnings each year, Civ
ing scrir toertihcatcs rel' enable after q Mutua,
InsutanceFund of TwoiIundredT housanl Dol.
lar, is accumulated, and charging a commission
for conducting that part Of the business quiva.
lent to only about ore halt the expenses Of the
Company, securing losses being cqual) a larger
yearly dividend To the Mutual insurers, besides
giving the members n lien upon Joint Stock
Capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, u
largo Joint Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged ne security for payment of lossas, in
addition to Tho 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 the
country Hartford Daiiy Courier.
No Company IN the Union has had such n
run ofbusiues.' as this company since its organ
iZntiyu.
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Seraphines and Reed Organs,

Wh,ch for FOR their tone aud w~otkuhnthIp
are pronounced superior by The best judge
The ipl'fn Setapt,ne is an instrument
With from four to FIVE uciascs. and ~iih Que
- two sets of reeds The cases are III rosr
wood and u suptrior fu,.h, made portable by
',ld,ng the lrg-, mad n packing cas" Tor each
instrument. One OF these instruments VIII
sustain a thor oil thirty Singers.
oar Reed Organs are from frur 10 eight
feet hight. with four and fv" stnps,-'he Di-
spa.nn, Bass md Treble. Flut,na, Principal,
Twelfth and Fifteenth.
The Flu;ina = q stop OF our own invention
and can DO played as sol, as the .tnlisn
Harp.
oar Scraph,nes nre from five 10 six oc-
inves, uol OF a fell mud round Organ tone,
and take up about halfthe room OF the Com
mon Setaphinr.
The senior partner Of the above firm has
manufactured Organs for more than seven
ten years, aud IL o! opinIos that he can give
a reed a better Organ tone than manuiactu'
rerrs of less c,pcttccc.
From the many testimonials recc we'd from
gentlemen Of talent. we select the following
from 6. 5 CKossMaS, n well known conPo-
scr.
From IN. R,-,on Nrsical Gazette.
NsrSps tpIrnEs Ut 10 w,h pleasure speak OF
ti- Melndis sad Evan manufactured by Massrs
to.i.f&fclt. ri kr-ue, \ " For sseetne.s' ph
fity ,nJ e~1ua,is Of tone. their readiness 4" sihrsi-.
With the new sni vsiu ,hlr improvement by them
have used or seen. c CROSSMAN
Mcssrs. Foster Il Felt are agents for the
sale Of Woodward 1. Browns celebrated P'-
amos. 44tf
u LaDD SPENCER, Agent, Rutland,
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STEWARDS sTHAM REFINED
SUGAR HOUSE MoLASSEs

The sSeetest thing in nature, and The best
kind of Grary for Buck Whea, Cakes, for
sale by o. l.. ROBBINS.
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NAMNXMAa
toHN QuTLTY.
N MERCHANT TAILOR,

WOULD inform his friends aud customers
that he has removed his establishment TO the
building formerly occupied by A.. Dyer d
Co, as a S,orc, where may be found a good
assortment of goods al the latest and most
fashionable styles, consisting Of German
Broadclo,h-, Doeskins, Cass'meres, Nestings
and Tailor s Trimmings, all Of which he OF.
fcrs for sale at Q small advance from cost
Gentlemen wishing TO get a suit would do
well 10 call, All garments warranted TO suit
or no sale. He is also ready to wait on his
customers as heretofore. Garments Of all
kinds made to order, in as good style and
workmanship as in any city. Cutting done
for others make up. He has also received
the eport Of Fashion for the Fall and Wins
ter,of i-1n-3I. a0.tf
Rutland, OF 10th, 1850.
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sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Eslrdef Of 4 Letter from q GfnhesrdS ~ Dsyfs,. q
"DAtfos. May |, lst1.
A NJ. Numerically DEM Ss This
Married Woman's Private Medical Compsn'oo.' b
which I enclosed one dollar to your address came
safely To hand. ] woulL not bsve uoahled yos with
GIese few lines, but that l an inpelsd by . sssss
Of gratitude, for myself and wife, to give us,srAnes
70 our sincere uud beartislt emotions.
MY wife has been perccPtibly sinking Tor s,ns
three years or more, In consequence Of tsr great 40
guish and suffering somo months before And dunDs
confinement; every successive ons moro and more
debili,ated and Frustrated her. putting her life 10 TN
minent danger, and which was. on the last ocoa'ion'
d~cspaircd Of supposed that this state % things wa
Inevitable. and resigned myself to meet tho worst
Al this time lnow sbont two months, ! heard yosr
book highly spoker Of as containing sose matters
reaching my case. On It's receipt and psrsal lesa
not express TO you the relief it afforded my distressed
mnd and the 10Y it, pages impaired 70 my wife, ."
learning that tho great discovery Of u. n. Deco
msaux provided q remedy. hopened . Prospsct -
me which ! little conceived was possible. No pseo..
mary consideration ran over repay the oblisatkesI
am under 70 you for having been ths mean: Of ~.
parting IN - the matters contained In The MaU1ed
Womsn's Private Medical Conpsnion' But I"
this, Gro another year would hsvs passed over ~
head, in III human probability my wife wo.ld have
bsso 10 hsr grave. and my children LOFT nstAsdss'
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that's bright must (ade

tACEPr Harison's Columbian lnks, and
they nr1 fade Black, blue and a beautiful
oarmt"e, m half gallen, quart, p,u, and one
ounce bottles, for sale by II l. SPENCER
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sovereign remedy for all diseases Of HE scalp. II
gives the Hair a brilliant, glossy lnsire, a silken tex
'ute and a healthy vigorous appearance No L~dy's
toilet can lie complete without this indispensable ar
lICle.
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