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GDGQsONS sissies So, p~s,st p,-rvs,~~s ~,
sn'sass are rrss~Siel, iassss To cell 90 tNs ese
sr''s' sso Ns'inf bod she -Ssvsseors 81 Arrs saS
scfs-sfsi prstis 49, ssssy yess fp~l. tosfSes ihs
10 fss Esss Ill eF-rhtSrs in b~otis'y egasi To any
81 te' t-raea,loest se ito Uetea s,s,ss
The eus-tfis-r ~oaes ~ - e~esi, hut tnns,us
shsa he s~s sa srs soceses Asv, t~<s .sta shti b.
W eatsss 81 sss aanf NJ tvs,s Il 10 b. he rsisilsts
30 waite hit. rNiie ssssfi ce sod chs ~esss eors,~s
usa 10 sty hespcs II bile rsesessiea Ne ysuk
osts NE su.st,"n Of sse p-aele 10 HE tkssm
WHOLE SETNOr MINER Al TEETH.
site Ne inse,ts Ia he cursbs ~ fn ma
Is nssrsss'y tsr 90 10. IN - 10 the CITY ri ~ofs
Il shis tsi as bs viii shssss I" execute II Va uyle
ssstpasssi 81 e~asiy ssi assfsness h, sey OF
grsetao~s and al raseb o~ef rsts han 10 chsyrrsl
Zoe SOFA of the ZANE quality In the eitios
p~sstea teeth alIsd and prevented from fan ,sf Do
ray FIhss replaced ~ithcet thasge Se,efs, ,rsry
sss the susfrseer commenced ke-p,rr record Of ~
-fy cp-fston tsti.r the Of the resen e., Sho
Gas I-rtsrm-d sad this s HE Pt.st,cr .nssltns
hisn 10 sstsfy htns~ ssd The pal ie, she,bsr he ~
ct Oiled any particular es,ity ~ not
EIrhs .phsrt,i~r Waits his ofire In W,srscs ON
the fret Nsrfas In every month and remains uutii
Saturday aeoo. Al ell other tifn-s he may be Found
At hts on IN WDci.trck VI, Communicative. al
dressed to him Al wo,j,iocck gill tie pto,prs ~ Ans
wcrea.
pfs CHASE, N n DtriaI Ss,s,e-
Ard MANUFACTURE Of Mineral 7t~fA,
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CONSUMPTION.
A OYtN0 WOMAN CuRsD

w. state 'h,s cur, 70 prove the rpwtA .., 80,
'bs bALSAM - us.- rvrn snrr The I"i#, o.ua-,it
pAynoN'as asd ,rnd. b~ .hs~, {, A..rs.s 80
ssise-sni. In Ina e.-e. 80 V.a Gc>r, oai ~
k,~ypAf, tot the rrh.Ais, Nm
and thu vrsro'isiis o~h sndsbird yvcof 81 s nr
and facts, va rfcr To uur fANppisr..
This r6cc,rd .a Mrs ZiHA DyKFM,N 90,
ics S,~, Sarutoya Ccsm'p n " We can rtu,c l., 4 !,
don'n sasp ofhrr,. ai1esf ev.a!g hye and ,aa,4s. -
oi Coughs ssf foasswgf,oas Ci'RLI whrL w., =.
aoanecd tnes,a4s b NxiLtvI. kMxAaIssx. p
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
DALLBY's AsGnaAL eALvAHIc

The sssatest CHEAPEST aud most certain fsn,.dy s'rf
atsessfsd for The cots Of cls.ssssSf hsss sSd esiis
bsmsrs seres. s~siiins s,rAIss. vait,sStsns. sss'
bs<k and shssidsss. hasa ~ spsvih ismps-a cares
With ssSd1iy AID cs~sSsssy ssd ess- " POLL y
VII AS - yet. ssssstsd lie vssasffsl pfofsnss Il
this gsssi end ssiy vss4ssfsi sssssdy.
Gy~Tsrnses sed % asss Of kessss ssd ess,,e ~ Is
enss and ga wsi sssss sssssss<s - visnosin
nsssis -xl.issefs hasses1s Bad Ee.s
NJ ssss. Css,Iss~H. Af,sa 0ds'a, wsIs was
ara 4 ws,kAS. rssist. II Ia
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
LUNGS BIHD-MUsT DIE

M TERRY, ssynAaat Hvyos, Gsnss>s oopnfy !
wrote, August a. 1888 GRANTS MEDICINE spns va
drrs here IL has cured Of fonsvm,t,on that al pt
scans had said ~nsf de- Win he commenced ng
is unSs. and every symptom se~n ,o hf hal h. ~.
die but asonisiny To sl he abb. labor al
over The county lie used oaIt Zee bottles u pri
young sdy 81 fonsa.ptNa IN Orleans county. WLe4 ~
father says kO<for could rvvsr
Mr. MILLER, merchant of tie ssms place I'm, f.tl.d
N tFliho off i,rs Inns. ~" F'~~'
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CASH

WILL. be. good warranted Roots All Shoe.
/" Of Martin 4 Henry 10 per osSt. CHEAPER
AAs at sny staer PiAes Ia katiGIa ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
SIS

CASH Will buy q good par Of Calf OF Gos
Bfegss II MARliN a HENRys
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

ThE fSea' u III srs sesr. Iries 50 o,als.
Can e.er Ma. /, lsso
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
THE MORGAN HORSE

WILL stand the coming season
n a, the following Places the
Il stable If Joseph Green, at Rut-
" land, on Mondays, Tuesday, at
n 7 l.. Gnss. We'd FINLAND
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WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

HCUKNEI.IUS ". SMITH, merchant. CoUia, fra''f IN
eosnK ~ y, January 10 1872 said Your BRAsT, iSri
AN PULMONARY BALsAM and BKANTsH YIyiFYIs6
EXTRACT are nearly oil soId and inn., al,
supply ior they sell more rapidly and gre te al. Tf"
Than ell he o'~r medicines Lsvs fr ssie The ys.g.I
Iasss has raised lsdy hers from led OF dsnsr' "a
severe schness which al lie doeiTs ksd given %
sLG Tl-y said she Srsr te'r q fehsv~p,.p I.sS
Ahsf q! had pronounced the HnvILgss sounhtsa
taxing bhAAT'S bdLSbN-snd nov No . snQ
CHRONIC DYsENTKRY,
and su~Ass CosrAisrs Ia children g,0-r tr,gai c'd
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Thousands of Consumntinn,

and Ch,ors Co.yhs s,andsniiy Jeov- Ito p.s.s..s ,s .
spch hfrascs, Sni 10 u,sonh-1 curative pus., 49, '
braas pr,y~r,c-, IN tie f,inw evrsr M, srl a.
VIZ Sr'if,rp ~ Hssd bei,ny Ut Ms Is., f,,, ;, - 10
Esd sud- hp"f SsSvfs A~'vvss tp~flo's t,tt,.s.., .
Ha''t Th|era IHt'sis~. pyssnf'rt anJ Ss~ns, rs.,
(hId, ca and aasih and All ttNalG M,,.>t,.., "
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

ard his brave followers, in this Wild.
helpless, and exiraordiary situation, Eel,
the damp u mortal terror gathering up
on n.eif brow, as they chung with a
deaih-grip to the prccipioc.
The startled echoes Of the rock were
n, length silent, and 10 were the voices
above. The ad,en.urers paused, liz
,ening Lcaihless: no sound MAS heard
bat The sishins Of the wind. and the
measured tread u the sentinel " no had
resumed his walk. The men though,
they ~ere in dream, and no wos,der |;
tot the. ineslent juss mentioned, which
i' rrla,ed BY Barbour, was ore Of the
isoi singular coiaciiences tina, ever &c.
CURED. The shout Of the se.i,inel and
the missile be had thrown, mervl, a
hoyish frcsk and while listening TO tho
echoes 81 the rock, he had rot the
smallest idea tia, the sounds which gave
pleasure 10 him carried terror and al.
most despair in,o tie Leayts u the enc.
ny.
The Adsea;arcrs, half uncertain
whether they ~erc soa tho victim. OF
some illsss1a. determined thai /, ~ss n.
sass " 20 On ~ 10 tura bach and t,ur.
ss'sx ih~ir lAbsioas and dangerous
path, they Al length reached ii,e bottom
u ise ~sli. This LAD barrier they
scaled by neaas VI tho ladder and
leApsns do~n amoas thu Aaosi,l.ed
,hc<k WAsrA~s they ey,@si ,h.ir ~..~~.
Ard Ia the midst d answering ,i.os.., q
i~ssoa ueAssa = I'D ls,andins the
acsIscrs,e resistance a. the rssrsso.s.
osi ssrsd The CasiIe u EiiabursA."
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSIN
saANrs INDIAN PURIFYING tx1..,,
COUGHS AND tONSrMPTlcyc

rt~ Ralssm am. IRWIN the rsie.s,. l~,ss.. r.
.'sa ~~s~-'"e.' ~AsA s's rs~>sSss s<ssas 90 -,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
TO Officers. Soldiers, Widows,
AND HEIRS.

THE subscribers having established All agen-
cy for obtaining bounty lands and penssns
under the act OF l-50, are now prepared 10
obtain land warrants and pension certificates
for all such n are entitled 10 wit:
LIST. Land Bounty is due to all officers,
non-conmissloned officers, musicians and
prIyates who served IN the war Of Isi2 tor
one month or mere
Also all such as served in any OF the Indi.
an wars since 1890.
All commissioned officers who served IN
the war with Mexioo-as follows, 10 Wit
Those who ENLISTED for one year and served
SINE months are entitled to 100 acres
Those who enlisted for SIX monts and sery,
ed itu: months are entitled 10 20 acres
All others who served one month. or IS
regulars, volunteers, rangers, er militia are
entitled To ~ acres
The widows Of soldiers Who were killed in
battle, ara entitlsd 10 100 acres
u there be no widows, the minor heirs Of
the officers or soldiers are entitled TO the
bounty.
Pensions for life sr. due 10 all such
WIDOWS Of Revolutionary officer. or soldiers
Il they were married prior 20 l-'i0.
Increased pension ore doe TO all such wid.
ows whose husband, were prnsioned under
The act Of Isle. We shall be ready To al.
tend I" applications n, our Office a, oil times
sou THRALL d SMITH
Rutland. Oct ID Irru
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
ABDOMINAL SJPPORTF
Titcomb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

BY the use of this Hive, Bees are protcc-
ted through our severe winters, on account
Of the even temperature Of the air within it,
and us peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
that not u swarm has been lost from the ma
ny hives used within the three years past,
II IL complete protector against the at
lacks Of ne'ghboring bees, bce-noths, &c.,
aud affords peculiar facilities for replacing
old brood combs by new ones. IL is unequal
ed as stock hive, swarms issuing from IT
from two to three weeks earlier ilnn from
any other hive. The surplus honey is readl.
~ obtained from II, in pure state, without,
lnjurng the bees. in boxes of suitable size for
family use or the market.
This Hive is constructed on philosophical
and scientific principles, and needs only to
be seen to insure its use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts and natural
habits of the honey bee.
s. d. WARD, Windsor, Vt. is agent for
the sale of County, Town, and individual
rights.
a Hive may be seen Mt Mr.. Aaron Barnes
in Rutland. 20,,f
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" been 80, iur iheir tone and workmanship.
ate pronounced superior by the best Judges
The i"liaa sefnpbac ~ an 'nstfui,ir nj
With from four tu h.r "ctaves, aud wdh one
~ two -tts # rreds. 1h" chses ate 81 rose
~ood and oi sup. r,or FINISH, made portable by
folding the legs, End rseh'og case for caoh
instrument, One al these instruments wdi
sustain thou Of thirty Singers.
Oar Reed Organs are from four Ia eight
feet hight. With fnut and Eve s,ops,--'h" d.
slaeon, EAss and Treble. fiutipa, If,Dripai,
Twelfth and F,'leenih
The ftInns ~ a stop Of our own invention
and can be played as -"ii as the d.ol'an
ilatp.
unt Sc'ophine. are from i've TO riH oc-
tsves, aud al full snd round Organ tone,
and taas W about half The room Of iiis Com.
mon Serspiiinc
The s-nior partner Of the above firm has
manufactured Organs for rnorc than seven
teen resr.. and - of op'n,os that he can CAV"
reed better Organ tone Than manuiactu.
fer"s OF less experccc.
FROM The many testimonials rcre we'd from
gentlemen Of talent, VIC srleci the following
from &. : CRossSAS, a well known compo.
ser
From the Boston Mu,os Gazette.
NsssRs Epiross -; Is nrh pleasure ! sl~'k o'
the M-indisn Ani r iisn manufactured ~ Messts
Po.ietA Fen 81 k-sn-.S F'r s~eeins-s, p".
nv anL e,usity af tone their readiness 10 NITRATE
~,th the new md valuable Improvement BY them,
uuhes,t,iingly pronounce them equal 90 anything
have used o' seen Z CROSsMAN
Me.-r. Foster 4 Felt are SCENTS for the
sale Of Woodward l. Browns celebrated RI
amos. 4i,f
n. LADD SPENCER, Agent, Rutland,
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&c. Author al Lecture. on Agricultural Chemistry.
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Book.clicrs Merchants, and Teachers can have
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EIfrscf Non Letter.
c. m p ten CO and Health

"LANCAsrVR, IA, Oct ~, 1897.
sMr DEAR Sin: know you win havs ~ ktDA
ness To bear with in snrrosahing upon yons ana
while ackno~lcdg I'm behalf Of myself sad vi ~
ths obligations feel osrsolves upior you Ia bsv
Ing made known certain matters, contsipsd IN yoW
most invaluable Married WomaB's Private Mea.e>l
Companion II has been worth lie weight 10 geld
To me. II express ,nyssM rather warmly. yos vD
see tina, can la.t DO 81 too warmly, when inf~.
You Of the extent 70 " hich have. through H. bees
benefited will state my situsti0n when ] Ohtsissa
your book through tho sorost curiosity look upos
il OF the most Fortunate events OF nv life. !
had been married soIne ten years md was The isahss
asovcn clildnn. was long struggling unres.ssly
" tho end that might gain q moderate competency,
hut the results Of my utmost cxerons ~ the end Ion
sbos. " here was at tho cenning Of zach yssrt
and TINT only, with the most mln,ed economy, ssf
cling with barely the necessares oflfe Finally Ibis
constant effort was beginning to have its object upoo
my health felt lees capable to endure its oontiss-
snca, while felt tho neceasity Of perseverance,.
This coDaant. unceasing struggle my part wAs
imperative, in consequence Of the prosirated eorA
tion Of my wifi with ssonal ntennisssa or s,s
years, much 81 the time confined n her bed and Il
course incapable Of taking the charge ami manage
men, Of houscbold affairs. Her condition suss from
causes Of which was ignorant. OH what would
have given had the six years to hive over sGsm
What would my wife have given to have been spsrsd
the hong days and still longer ngbts pvoMrats .
bed Of srkness - all Of which would have bsss
avoided had then seen . copy Of Tvs hARRIS0
woxAns PRIVATE MEDICAL ConrAEios'"
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad
~ TR Al
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
PASSENGER TRAINS

Leave bartnrteu daily, SUNDAY, excepted.
FIR fo',Hn Lowell, werceslcr Sew iuts, and
t0,erm e'!iate Stations, st 8 h. IA. STRUNG IN
Bestor' a $40 , m. Passenger, by tie IA
. IA. iriiH, ~I.i lodge At Rutl4aI and reach
hhst"h a. ~ Z. ir. ihe ne At day,
EETf GNING
l.eAfc Rsstoh b, : / a. ia. arriving In bar.
hnEi 81 . p. N sud ! Ia a ia. from Rutland.
th.ae hy ~ IN yrhinE traiuF will have al hour
to dine at Bellows Fals 10th wa,s connecting
~ia ih- morning md evening iins Of steam
yrs 90 Lake ChshrlsIB.
PAi,euEers Ncw York can 20 via Wal
I'a.s, ErAtuebori Springfield and New iia,cp,
- ~ fitchburr. Worcester and Allyr', Point
fTvl.ht irslU Leaves burlington nj d a IA.
aud Bs,i's .. IA da,ly ,tandayt, eNeer;ed}-
through Ia y, hour
E,rre- Cattle rfsir for Camlridrt aud
b''stisn Markets, itsyes Darlington every
Ts.,day uJr1ifg a, y, m
l.. BiGELoW, Superintendent
BEflirg'sL Oct. ! iSSn. s.n
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MSANNNAa
30 HIN utx TYs
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WOULD inform his friends aud customers
that he has removed his establishment to the
building formerly occupied by A. Dyer Il
Co. as Store, where may be found good
assortment OF goods Of the latest and most
fashionable styles, consisting Of German
Brondcloths, Doeskins, Cass'meres, Vestings
and Tailor Trimmings, all Of which he OF.
f,rs for sale at o small advance from cost
Gentlemen wishing 10 get suit would do
well to call. All garments warranted TO suit
or no sale. lie is also ready 10 wait on his
customers MS 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 cport Of Fashion for the Fall and Wins
ter.,of IrJ0-3i. 40.u
Rutland, OCT. 10Th, lc50.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES

PoR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT cCRE or ALL DIS
EASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATS OF rug
BLo"p on HAnII ~ IHs sYsrEM, VIZ
Serorila or kins's Erii, Pheu,aai,so.. Dbsiinaft
Caianeo," E,nPiions, Pimpt's or PsHni,s on Mt
Worm or 3a,ter SoaId Hsad, Eniu,e .,nsnf and
Pam offbe Bones and Joints, Stubborn LI.rs
Svphhiic Symptoms Scutica or Lunhogo anu
Ds,n,ss d,isiHg J,oma inJ mticioss Use Of sfe,cn
~ Aseif,s or DIopsy, Exposure or Impr.d.nes in
Lire ALSO Chrosic Consiituiienal U,sorers.
The value Of This pr. ps'a,'on is now widely kpown
and every day the field Of ts usefulness IL extending
II Is approved and hish'y recommended by Phys
Clans and 10 admitted to he the most powerful aud
searching preparation from the roo, that has sver
been employei In medical practice The unG,tt.-
nate victim Of hereditary swollen slsadr
contracted sinews and homes half csrious has teen
restored TO health and vigor. The oroiul patirn
covered with ulcers loaf hsmne 10 himself and to his
attendants, has been made whole. Hundred. OF per
sons who had groaned hopclessy for years under
cuianeous and slandular disorders. chronic theuna
tism, and many other complaints sptinring from
Jeran cement of the secreiv~ organs and the crcus
too have been tarsed from The rack uf die
ease and nav with regenerated ions riIl,
testify 10 The efficacy Of ihls esimabe prepntai ion
The following cert inCa,e from Col. Samuel q Tay.
lor, gentleman " high standing and extensive &c
quainiancs through the snuthern States and isisi,
appointed consul 10 New Grenada, coinmeuds Itself
% The attention Of all,
New York. January 7, 1919
Mrs.rs A. Il. Il n Sands -Gent.mcn-H Having
used and ~itness the effect. II your valuable
araton Of sarsaparilla different persons in vzri
OF, pids Of the southern country, VIZ Virginia
Louisiana, Texas, aud Mexico, feel mach pleasure
in stating The high opinion entertained Of its great
medicinal value. I0 my own cas. it acted almost like
charm, removing speedily The enefvs ed stale I'm.
system, aud exciting IN the most agreeable maj ne
a tonic aud invi ,oraling Influence.
Your Safsapsr'lia Is highly approved and sxt-n
sive, used by the United States army IA New Mex.
,cn, and my Cousin, Gen Zachary Taylor has for
the past five years been The hath, Of using II and
recommends the same he and adopted the sIticl,
al the SANE lime. amt IL Is now considered an alo
lhfts Saiile he la Inn
] would say, that the better u is known the more
highly il Is p'izrd, and trust that its health 10,
torins virtues viii make II generally known, thfo
uut Tho length and BREATH Of our widely extended
country. Yours very respectfully,
sc TAYLOR,
U. s. Consul 10 New Grenada
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SO TAYLOR.
U. s. Consul 10 New Grenada.
Remarkable Cure Of bronchitis.


New York, Feb. II, Isas.
Alessrs. Sands; Having suffered many years with
disease Of my throat affecting The larynI, during
which time was treated with he most Distinguish
ed physicians IN Europe and the United State,
without receiving any perinsnt beGeht. bbi all The
lime my general health and strength dec ning and
the disease making fearful progIess-causiiC sppl
cations were used and whatever else was thought
most efficient for producing a cure-but ] am nGh
dent the deploTshe suaiion was In, the lsrvnPils
being accompanied with Pit hiss snd great difficulty
IN bI,aihinR, would sooo have terminated my lie
had not obla ned relief through the medium OF your
saraparll'a. ] must cay gent lenen, when ! com.
inenoed using the sar,spsris did not place muc h
Confidence IN its vif,Des-Aad this ~,il surprise
You when inform you had tried more than my
different remedies during The past four ye 70 without
any success, but after ak ns your sarsapafiIls e
weets ! was Obliged Al last 10 yield 10 eeii.ne. -
THIS marvellous sl.c ho has not only relieved Lut
cured me, aud therefore lhitk II my duty, fentle
men, fOf The benefit Of sUrafing humanity 10 civ,
you this sttes,sit,n OF ny cue.
Your very tfuIY, u PARENT
Consulate Of France In the Unl,.d s,st,s
Inc ab"E. abatement and signature we're scknowl
edged IN our pr~-ercehy Mr.. H. Psreat true
For the C0nsul General ~ France
l., BORG, Vic. Consul.
The following interesting Ease /, presented and
the reader invited 10 it' careful petusal Comment
GA such evidence 10 unnsee,saty,
N-~ York, April 26. Is47
Ne-srs. Sands Gentlsnea -Ra,tps b..n long A.
h'etrl With fehrfsi 'lrbiiiy s.skhess, loss Of apIe
I've, nc Ttceis'ng eft from the various ., ME
oiei prescribed Concluded stouI three months since
I" make u.s. Of your sarssiarilia. ! nav hay. N.
rea'ufe "i iniotm'ns yuu hat It's effects have been
ATTENDED ",tn the hsppissi results 10 restoring my
hesih, and am induced Ia add my tesiisos, to me
many others you already Pssse,s and TO thost d.sif
1H4 iu"her infornstion ] will Jxt,nnsIly sveti.
particulars my and the .ffsc,s OF HI, inysi-
uaois medicine, ny esiiink Al zss Bose'y Ne.Yrk
YOU. te'psftfuily, JANET MfISIt 81
ms ceriihs that Miss Jsnst MoIu;osh 10 ! n ,rt
TO ne, memb.' Of the Church IN good ,ttn Irr
and worthy OF Confidence T. SPENCE
=, fssinr Of the secnnh Pres Church. is,o.xiya
PrspaIe5 ant so1d wholesale snh retail. hyA h. a
- shNbs iFuFsists snd Chemist 100 FaIon Of
entnef Of William, Se~ YORK. Also by r,,urY,u.
Rs"sfsllJ Throughout, The United slslss arc csn.ta.
fnfs 81 per hottie, sir Bottle. o..
LurHss bAHisLs, Agent RutllnA. 25ss
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