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Winch for for their tone and workmanship.
are pronounced superior by the best JUDGES
The .Enlan Seraphne IS an instrument
with from -four TO five 0ctaves, and WIN ono
or two sets of reeds. The cases are OF rose
wood and OF superior finish, made portable by
folding the legs, and packing case for each
instrument. One of these instruments Will
sustain q Choir Of thirty singers.
Our Reed Organs are from four 10 e'ght
feet hight, with fur and five stops,-the ID.
apason, Bass and Treble. Flutinn, Principal,
Twelfth and Fifteenth.
The Flutina is a stop Of our own invention
and can be played as soft a. tho lola"
Harp.
Our Seraphines are from five to s'x &C.
taves, and OF full and round Organ tone,
and take up about half the room Of the Com
mon Seraphine.
The senior partner Of the above firm has
manufactured Organs for more than seven
teen years, and ~ ofopin,on that he can give
a reed better Organ tone Than manufaclu'
reres Of less expericce.
| From the many testimonials received from
gentlemen of talent, we select the following
| from &. s. CRossMAS, u well known coHpo.
ser.
| From the Boston Musical Gazette.
! Ms,sns EpirnRs--it is with pleasure slrak oi
! The Mcclellan aud f ilian manufactured ny mess's
! Fos.er i Felt, Of Ke-ne. Y w. Far s~eetnsss p"'
NV apJ equality Of tone. their readiness TO vibrae
| with m. new and valuable Improvement by them
| | nnh.sitaungly pronounce Them equal "a anv.h,ng
h.y. ned ar ,eeo IS CROSSN1AN
Messr,. Foster & Felt are agents for the
sale Of Woodward {. Browns celebrated r.
amos. 1fi
II. LADD SPENCER, Agent, Rutland,
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10 Officers, Soldiers, Widows,
ANN HEIRS

THE subscribers having established an agcn-
cy for obtaining bounty lands ard PENSIONS
under the act OF lc5o, are now prepared -
obtain land warrants and pension certificates
for all such as are entitled 10 wit:
LIST. Land Bounty is due to all officers,
non-commIssioned officers, musicians and
privatrs who served IN the war of I-i2 for
one month ar mere.
Also all such as served in any Of the lndl-
an wars since 1899
All commissioned officers who served IN
the war with Mcaioo--as follows, 10 wit
Those who enlisted for one wear and served
Aine months are entitled To l6o acres
Those who enlisted for six inonts and serv>
ed f W months are entitled 10 ~ acres.
a others who served one month, or rs
regulars, volunteers, rangers, er militia are
entitled to 40 acres.
The widows Of soldiers who were killed in
battle. are entitled to 100 acres.
lf there be no widoN., the minor heirs Of
the officers or soldiers are entitled to the
bounty
2 Pensions for lie are due TO all such
widows Of Revolutionary officers or soldiers
Il they were married PRIOR TO Ism.
Increased pension are due 10 all such wild
ows whose husbands were pcnsioned under
the act Of 1918. We shall be ready to al
tend 10 application. al our Office al oil times.
40-F TIiHALL g. SMITH.
Rutland. Oct Is. Ir:ll
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rain came the chsps;ns su,umn, ACT.

sgain came the changing susumn, ACT
,ng on poor little Franeie 10 n degree
he had never rcckoned on, ard with IL /
chill, damp airs. nearly throwing him
back again. With . greater effort than
before, he had again tried the walk OF
the hollow bower, the scenc Of his self.
accusing misdemcanor a. the cause Of
nil his suffesings. He eat down 10 rest
Above his head, ~ the auiun,nal breeze
swep, through them, the "poIishri
leaves and berri-. red did rus,ling play
and as little Francie looked upward to-
ward them. a memory of the former
year. and Of all The time that had pass
ed since then, seemed for the frs, time
rnourn'nlly TO steal over his heart. lie
nestled in closer TO his mothers side /;
still looking up. bn, with more thought
fnl eyes. he said. Mamma, is the sum
m.r quite gone?
Yes, my darling. Don't you see
the scarlet berries. the food Of winter
FOR the little birdsr
Quite gone. mamma, and Franc.e
not quite well =
:, His mother looked away ; she co "a
not bear her child to sec the tell ,ale
tears his mournful little words called
up, or know the sad echo returned bv
her own dcsponding thoughts. There
. was moments silence, only. broken
! by The blackbird's song; and then
she felt as soft little ks, upon her
) hand, ard looking down, she saw her
daring's face--ycs, surely now it wa:
os an angel's--gazirg uT'wrrd to her
| brightly beaming, brighter than ever
, and bis rosy lips just parted with their
own smile again, as he exclaimed il
, joyous tones, Mamma the summer
will come again !
, Precious was that heaven.borI
word Of childish faith to the careworr
: mother, to cheer her then, and, witt
: its memory of hope, still to sustai,
! her through many an after experiment
and anxious watch, until, at last, sh,
i. repeated her rich reward in the com
r plete realization Of her bright one
t hope. Precious to more than he
t such words may be, if bravely stem
! ming our present trouble, whatsoe'e
f it be--bravcly enduring, persevering
!, encouraging others and ourselves, e,
4 en- as that little child--we hold til
. thought, that as the revolving yea
brings round its different seasons, a
succeeds to highland even as surel
. as we look for this, and know it-so t
the trusting heart there comes tim
. it may be soon or late, it may be nov
:, or it may be Mem-when this grief {
grievance will have passed away ; an
SO twill all seem nothing-whcn Il
" summer comes!
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a RARE CHANCE
70 PERSONS WISHING TO BULL

TO PERSONS WISHING TO BUILD
THE ssLssrss~rs vsuld respectfully give
notice that they have recently PsrehAsed
Of " m Hail Leo the lot Of land adjo'n,ng
the De 20, grounds on the East. and fronting
upon the main road lrsA'nG into the village
from the Wess. spon which they are about
lsy,pg ont street, and dividing u INTO suitable
building lots, embracing some OF the cho'ce"
locations for business or private res,dencrs TO
be found IN Rutland winch they oft~s to pur.
chs.ers " !o desire to bplfd, uponeasY trrms
In view Of the prospective increase ri bus'-
nee. IN our village consequent upon the com
ple,inn Of Their. 4 u. Railroad and the con
stiuct,on Of others in progress tn" oHcIs a
rare chance for persons wishing TO locate N
n utlsnd and removes very great obstacle
heretofore existing in the way OF improve
men, in our village.
There is upon The premises fine ledge Of
building stone which can be qusrred al email
expe nse, and lsmber and other materials nay
be purchased in the vicinity at very reasona'
Bile rates,
For further particu lars enquire Of the sub.
scribcrs, MEIER EDISON,
MARCUs r. NORTON.
Rutland, May 20, 1850. Ou
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES

FOR THR REMOVAL Ann PERMANENT Guns CT ALL MS
EASES ARISING FROM AN iMruHx .rA1H rnE
BLoop on HAhiT Of Ink sfBTsh, VIZ
ScrofuiG or Kings Ern, HheRnia,isn,, D6sfinai,
Cuiuneous E,upionS, P'mpits or Pusiuies The
rae., Baoich.s b.trs fh,o",e Sore Eyes R'"f
pam ofihp Bon,s and Joints. Sinhb"'n Cle',s
SyphHuc Sy-pioms. !Sciriica or Lun,6aeo ana
Di.eases arising from an i"jnd'eio".nH cf Mere"
~ Asci"s ar Dropsy, Exposure or I,nprId, nee in
LIE Also Chronic Constitutional Disortrs.
he value Of tiris PREPARATION is now widely known
and every day The field Of ITS usefulness is extending
II is approved and highly Recommended By PhySi
Clans and is admitted To be the rnosi powerful and
searching preparation from the root that has ever
been employed In medical practice The unfnriu
contracted ~news, and bones half carous, has hecn
restored To health and vs"r The sctou! 1us patient
covered with ulcers !o,th ONE TO himself and 10 his
attendants, has bean made Whole. Hundreds Of pet
sons who had grodn-l hopeless,y for years under
cu,aueous and glandular disniders chrouic iheuma
tism, a0i macy Other Complaints spf'rcing from
gemcnl O( the sccrstv- organs and the circula
ti,n have bee raised " from the rack Of dis
and NOW with fegeneIated con-ti IONS slad,
testify to III. efficacy NJ this esi able prepa ion
The following cerii icate from Col Samuel & Tay
lor u gentieipan Of h2h standing and extensive sc
1iiain,,ncs through The scuthetu Sta'ts and Lately
app tinted consul 10 New Grenada, coinDcuds itssi
o the atieatiuH OF all,
New York. January :, 1873.
Mes.rs B Il y Sands -fientlenru-- Having
used and wituo ssed tho effects nf your valuable pep
aratinn Of slrsapafi!ia an different rrron- in ,afi
Qua parts Of he southern country, Virginia.
Iouisisos Texas and MeyIco, lcel much pleasure
in stating the high opinion entertained II III sr-a,
medicinal value In avn Case IL tcIed .nat like
a charm, removing speedily The erv,ed staie .lthe
system. aud eycitlug IN the most agreeable
a ,oric and Invtsoraling influence.
Ynur Ssisaparla is hiehly approved ard eIlcn
svel, used by the United States army IN New Mex
leo ,,,i NY cousin, Gen Zachary Taylor has f'r
ihc pas, five years been N tn haul, of u n, a. and
recommends the same he and adopted the article
al he Tine aud IL is nav cons Lct,l almost
ind, -p-n sable requisite 10 the army Ia conclusion
| would say, i"it the better II is kppsn thu moro
highly Ia priced, a7d trust that it's health re
torug virtues VIII MAKE Il generally Known, thro
out the length and btc,Ith Of our widely extended
country, Yours very respectfully.
sc TAYLOR.
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MARRIAGES:
wHY so OFTEN uNrsAppv

Nv SbCSLS aNu luL MN. Ml
MAsv ard many q wn. ss.isres ~c.,L ~,
saderins and Of neDsal snSuish. rr~r,,. a. ~
ssA smlsrssrsae hcs lie. ,hst II hsx hs,,.,l
nsaardscs the failure - sta~ a he, chi.i,..
scu causcs which. = Asc~s ~ou,i hsr. 80,
ss6sriAg. the ssSuisA 70 the vito. and 10 n,
band sabarassssnts snd p~cuniary ,,,ac,tx. A..
hs shsis srisn in he mind being ssishsi as., =.
osrssssd 10 Consequence Il tAs skAnss Il IL. -
psuicn Il his bospa.
How inpcrsass that The eansss shn,I \, ,>~
70 every Wis. - evsry husband. that tn, d..
end narrowing Consequences 10 Ac heall sad ~.
piuso Of both may BE- avoided LIZ. 10 .o .a., ~
health too prcciOss 70 ADM, any psr,,oo uf u, On.
BE- spent without the full enjoyment Of ,ls a..
The timely posession q hsus ~uh en,,O.l !,
iol,cws hes beca the msans 81 sArAs tAs L,.i,A =.
,hs NE q thousands ~ over
TWO HUNDRED rhoUsANn
eo,iss have besn sold sinos tho An. edition -, /.
seed.
The author has beea iaduced to sdv.r,i., h 4.
the urgen, and pressing re-raess d those who Ia.
been indebted 70 hs publisason ff oil they hold d.s
that al may havo an opportun',y Of oh'aiaas It, ~
Who have favored him with thousands II lc,,.r .
eneomiu,a. some u which are ANNEXED ~ ths u,s
tiscmont
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MHANXMAa
KIN Qu1k TYy
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WOULD inform his friends aud customers
that he has removed his establishment to the
snld'ng formerly occupied by A. Dyer q
20 a. Store, where may be found good
assortment, Of goods OF the latest and most
fashionable styles, consisting OF German
Broadcoths, Doeskins, Cass'meres, Vestings
and Tailor Trimmings, all OF which he OIL
Gentleme wishing to get suit would do
well to call. All garments warranted to suit
or no sale. lie is also ready TO wait on his
customers as heretofore. Garments OF all
kinds made to order, in as good style and
workmanship a. in any city. Cutting done
for others make up. He has also received
the eport of Fashion for the Fail and WINS
terof i-50-5l 9otl
Rutland, OF. 10th. 1850.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH q GRAHAM

HAVE just received from New York Steel
III Springs, Bras CAPPED Patent and com
mon AI'es; Brsss Bands; Plated Dash Seio.lsi
Dash Frames, Patent Leather. Rubber Cloth,
Oh, carpet. Mats. Moss and Car'sd Hair Bows.
Joints and Hinges tor Tops, Ply Nets. Hsiief
Chains &c. &c. The above goods will be SUD
cheaper than can be bought else where IN Yer
msnt. GOODRICH T. GRAHAM.
Wsr Rutsnd, MY -, iESo.
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AGENCY OF DR.. s. 3. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINE,

USED by him with such distinguished success in
" the cure OF Coughs, Consumption. Cs'srrh,
Asthma, Heart Diseases, Dyspcpsy, Piles, Female
Complaints, &c. &c.
DR.. a. s. FITC!rS
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Shoulder Braces. ini,a,ns Tubes, en- l.ecturss on
Consumption and the art Of prcssfSing Life and
Health ~ Old Age, &c, &c.
DRS. CHEEVER REMICK
Havs been appointed Agents for the sale OF the ab've
Goods. aud will keep them constantly on hand at
ttsir store, No. | FREMONT TEMPLE, BOSTON,
md Of W. A. BACON, Ludlow, and DR.. JAMES
PORTER, Pul,and.
uSDr FfTCHS "GUIDE ROCK TO INvALiDS.
and Directions for Promoting Health and Instructions
to Mothers IN the Management of Children" may
I've had, eratuomsly by calling for II al the Agents
above. An extremely valuable book. 80 GIN
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TlIlSY
in'' E','ah'
r'ri.'T,a,"n ~
laS' 'aNi"e we
'''"'' w o'h
or sn'c les III
use, ''r fes'"f
n"s ann "eNs
,ns 'ne hh'r-
!, prevents INC
H!a" rom hll d
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Extract tom L<ttr-
Com p ton CO ana Health

"LANCisfTP. "a, Oct ~, l'0.
"Mv DEAR SIR; know you will have tho NO
hess to bear with me In encrnsching upnr yo-t bn
while ] acknowledge I'm bshah Of my ssli And ", ,
the oblig cations fe oursevcs under to you Inh'
Ing made known certain matters, contained IA ~
most inv auabls Married W oman's Pr,vsia MsfL .
Companion II has been worth lis weight IN &
10 me. II I express myself rather warmly. YIN I
see the, can net do % too warmly. when im.-r
you Of the extent tn which have. through H. b t-
benefited. will state my situation hen oin
your book through the perost curiosity look u b
It OF the most fortunate events OF NV ne
had been married somo ten years. am vas the la /.
OF seven children. VAS long strusflt- uno.ssIi
~ tho end that might gain a moderate cofrpe.
but the results OF my utmost eKcrtionn at tho cn'
me abost where was at tho eEibning ~ each ye
md that only with the most rinird economy, D. .
cling with barely the ncccssarics o! life. Finally,
constant effort was begi.nng To have i,A eNscl
my health | felt less capable To endure n conl =
anre, while felt the necessity of perseverance,
This constant unceRslng struggle on my par!
imperative, 10 Consequence Of the pro-,rstrd CO 10
ton Of my wife with occ asiopsl intcrm.son ST
years much Of the Tina confined 10 hor bed al
courss incapable Of taking the charge and nsn
mcnt Of household affairs. Her condition arsr
causes Of which WINS ignorant Oh whatv
have given had the six yenrs to 1.-Two DrU o..
What would my wife have given Ia have hotu' o. r
the long days and still longer nights PROSTATE
bed OF snkne~I - all Of which would have 60.
hsoael, had then seen a copy Of THE MAJ u z
WoaAs's PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
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y 10 lie "'t4os, ihas sovereign remedy ~hile the,
o.! ee surpnssd hat you are On much hehad Tia az
''"i n have u.si II be- frrs IL 10 no hsw ihi-s y
70. bern ssiots the public for years ard its actss,
ns .sl sbo~s lbs .s'lhstlon Ia shat u 10 helt,
IANs n'ALpTGR. 49, punP. a},N<w YSrs.
Ip1 n ,ss fSVsy,Vs is wa Omitted 6utss
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Men fOI California
One of the Greatest Dis
cOvcries Of the Age.
WHITES H.1IR RES

WHITES H3K RESTOR.4TIVE!
A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For restoring, BtnutJwng, CLEANSING, Soft
eniny, and Dressing TIE man,
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NOTICE.

CAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber
~ about the s5th Of October, last, \ email
red yearlng heiier. The owner is requested
to prove property pay charges and take ii
away. HUDSON SHAW.
Wsllinsfoyd, Tov -, 1850. rs
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THE WONDER
Blessing Of the Age.
The most extraordinary Medicine. IN the
World

World /!
1Ais Extract - pvt wp in quart bo,fits; IL is
sI1 hmrs cheaper, pieasanter, and rarra,
ted superior to any acid. II cures nithoNi
romiiiag, Prrging, siekeHirg, or dtbiiita.
ting tic system.
We nave manufactured 800 coo hotties Of Ssrsa.
p'ria DARING he past year. ard are Row putting up
at caH 5Oup bottles per DAY u-us Of The Ssrss
psrla rect In one mouth than all the other msnuiae
turers ef Sarsapsr,a in one year, nr. y. r. Towns
length Of time in oil climates This ExtAct he, CUT.
sd more cf The following diseases than oil tho c,I
advertise, medicines together have dose. Serofus,
or ktuss Evil. obstinate Cuiancous Eruptioos Pun
plea NJ Pus,uies The face Bio,ches iiles chronic
sore Eyes. Ring Worn, OF Te,tei Scad Head en-
atesncnt and pain Of the homes and joints stubborn
Ulcers, Syphil,ic Disorders, Lnmbaeo sarkeum. and
all diseases arising from judc ious of Mcren
~, A'cnes, OF Dropsy, exposure, or imrtutence In
life. II invariably cures rheumatism, lad, sesicn ~
Dyspepsia, Seurssia. esnerai and nersoss Debility
PIpi,a,ion Of the Heart, Live, Complaint a. d lima
mstion Of the Kidneys, Ladies Of pale complexion
snd consumpt've habits. and such ns are debiliia,ed
by those obst ruciions which iemslrs are liable TO-
are restored, by the use uf bottle or two 10 bloom
aud vtsor.
The number Of disease, mentioned slnv. as cur, d
by this PREPARATION OF Ssf-apsrilla may seem large
but VIC arc nevertheless prepared To prove by on
extensive array of certificates. that such IL the sc
fraction Of The evidence which ae possess concern
Ing each disease, would 10 received by my ID, al
tribunal A. complete dctnonsi,ai II must hr re-
mcmhcrcd that all this r'ehtfnl array Of ma,adies
though appearing VI an endless variety Of 10, aud
vet -iniiHr ~ their Uttgin ard causes they al,
rprins directly az indirectly from corrupt tovnta,n
II the blood were IN pure hraihy aud active state
II would dove all ihesc complaints from Tho system
aud chronic d,,essc would lie lnposs ibia'
THE FACroY.
The immense and increasing demand for nt. s. p
Townsend, >itrapitiia has made II necessary vary
much 10 enlarge tue operations OI manufacture Me
dlcina substances are used in Incredible quantities
and az each ingtedent requires 10 be carefully and
accurately tested, tie rtnptctnfs have fnund it
CESAR. 10 place the Compoundine department ~
! charge Of a competent and responsible Chemist-ons
whose scientific reputation will he full guarantee OF
public confidence. Dr. JAMES X. CHILTCN has az
sumed this duty.
CAUTION.
To- avoid imposition " " II; he necessary tha,
/ nr. JAMES X. CHii.rON'S CERTIFICATE az we'll a.
the senainrr Of Dr. = r. Townsend, 10 on the outside
wrapper ri each bottle
| u5-Soh ny II l. SPENCER, Rutland, and by all
the principal Druggists and C'no,ry Mere chants
| thrcnehnut Tho United Stsiss Cansdas, T.,
| rj-Prnpisiots' office SO NASSAU STREET. ia
the hnildlor f,rrefly occupied by Tho South D.Misl
/ Church. New YORK. 90. en-
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDING
certificate Of Dr. Perry, Portsmouth,, y. H)
PoR1sNoUrH, September 20. $40.
Mr. J. =. Moore. Agent for "Wh,te s Hair Rrs,of.
aive-"-Dear Sir; deem it my duty state some
facts respecting the ineslmabie value Of Whites
Hair Restorative. Several years arc. after serr'e
fl Of sickness wife lost all NJ her hair: the scalp
appeared diseased, and the hair out harsh and
uneaven, About yea ago. by another TT Of sick
ness, she lost of her haira second time. and hr
long time there was apparently 10 action in tho
scalp. After various applications was induced 10
try the ahove mentioned Restorative. aud now after
he Use ola few bottles her hair has grown nut as
thick, as lustrous ADD as beautiful a color
Furthermore, for a long lime | have been afflicted
with neuralgia aud other pains in my head, and
have ound II The best external remedy ! have ever
tried can therefore cheeffuly recommend u IN all
who are afflicted as above, as the hest article have
ever seen. Most respectfully vonrs.
A. PERRY, NJ n
Manufactured by T.. WHITE, Lowell Mass rs "
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09
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