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Manufacturing.

Tho snhscriLcr haytn. rented fr term
II years, the Wooicn Factory oi Henry
Gray located ~ Nridlctowp, VT, hereby
gives motto" TO the pubic that hc ~ prepared
50 d, custom work ~ The best banner -
That l." will manufacture Shops oiay
Cloth f,r one shilling per yard, and coioicd
iulird cloth aud FLANNEL. as low IN prop"'s
ton to tho cor, of doing the work, and pledg'
80 himself 10 finish his work to the sitlstac.
ton oi his customer. lie will also exchange
cloths for wool. allowing one yard ct good
Sleeps gray cloth iur 81 pounds of wool
- DANIEL. CT Nv R
M,ddlctDwn, March !, 81. go
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New Line Of Mail Stages

nm and after November ], 1850, the subscri-
" Der will run line stages from Rutland
to Bethel, Woodstock, White River, and
Windsor, as follows
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival of
the cars from Burlington and Troy, and the
stage from Bennington, 2 9 o'c!ck i. Nj.
for each of the above named places, and ar
rive at Woodstock the same evening.
Returning-Leavc Woodstock every day
Sundays eXcepted) At s clock A. m, and
arrive at Rutland in time for the passengers
to take the cars for Whitehall, Troy and Bur.
lington and Boston, and the stage for Ben
nigton.
Leave Bethel on the arrival of the cars
from Boston and arrive iuRutland the follow
ing morning in time for passengers to take
the first tram of cars for Whitehall and Troy
II. BRYANT, Proprietor.
Rutland, Nov. LIST, 1850. 43
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List of Letters

- EMAlNiNG in the Pos. oihce at Lud'
HI low, VT. April /, is3i
Luther Adams, Seaman ilazelton,
: Alien, Ormond JENNIE,
Mrs Mary A. Bedford, Elisha r. Kinney
Rem, Baidwin, MaigioIre Lois.-lie,
Bernard Baer, . John P,W hlcklns,ry,
Amos Boynton, Martin o Melee,
Oliver T.. Bickferd, 4, {. Richardson,
Mrs Samuel Ciui, Royal Sherman,
WA. Cam, William Spauldlng,
Lewis q. Childs, X :. Thsyc,,
Mis-, Lucy Jane DAVIS, Jonas w futile,
MrsConsentany FaTieyOliyeI IatLlr,
Mr. Fullerton, Hiram Wh.teonb,
Aaron X Frederick IA. T. Wilmstlh,
SAMUEL Fitch, IF. Warren
iiannuud y Draper, j. W Warner
Persons ealing for any Of the above
viii please say advertised o"
IL X II. WASHBURN, NJ
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.

TiiE .nhscrihcr. havtn. purchased th. old
L aul we'll kuowu establishment, and having
thoroughly repaired aud rrnished the same,
are nov ready 10 wajt mon such oG thcirf'jcnds,
ard the public as may choose to become their
guests IN heir visits to Rutland, either on bust
u'-- or Ilca.urc.
Parties will at all times he waited upon at
III urt notice
STAGES run daily from this House to and from
Clarendon Spri. -, and the guest. Of tlc House
w:I! "a, al tines hnd carriages III rca iincsa
io conSc! thyGl to and from the depot, on the
arrival of each train Of cars.
ii,rsc- and carriage, at all times in readi-
ness fer The usc Vi their cu.tomcrs.
PRATT s. FOSTER,
Rnt'nnl july ,, 1859 25tf
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o. and snar Mnnhty November Is. 1880 the Csrs
the RutlauJ and Washington Railroad will run az
io!lU..
LEAVE RUTLAND
AZ 20 \. " PissenrctS hy his Tain arrive h.
New York same Evening, nv Hudson River rail road.
At Il A, NJ, irrn but,iugtJn Express Tain
Passengers hy this Train, arfye in Troy in tne for
uiyh, hNats f,r New YORK.
Ala T.. NJ fran Bostn- Express Train. Pas
senrcfs ny this Train arrive at Saratoga Springs
sarc evening. "
LEAVE CASTLETOT,
40 g 4. NJ from SiCltrsa TAIN connecting
with t. prrs. rraiu ior Boston
At PIP. II. from Express Train from Troy cor
Meeting with FIX prrss rrain for Burlington.
At al II from Tr,y 4 communication Train.
CHARLES l., PRESCOTT, Chief Eagincer
Castletyn Nov Il, II, 1850.
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}ONNETS FOR TIE LADIES
HATS roR oEurLrmrM

Tho .shscri,ct respectfully informs the cit
rns o. Rutland and ycin,ty tina, lie has CO.
gsgcd room. in Chsarc'. Building. I,,ely
occ pied by o. l.. Robbins. and on the hrs'
dsy of Aprl will offer In the public very
general assortment of Ladies Bonnets, h'b'
6ons ard other millinery gooe. and genl' ,
uens brad hats ~ iho newest style
Thcs good. Will he of'ctcd al ~h"icsair
and retail COZ cash al P'lccs whioh cannot
Ia. tn suit purchasers
Old l,onnr,s and Men 'slis's w,llbr bleach
a AID pressed IA superior style
M,lhneiy ~otk oi all kinds w'li h"cIeeut-
cd nnzer the ,uper,ntr 1d"nce ot tn''inet
.,,,,n, mad much experience aud yersrd IN
al IA. fashions Of the day
J u kiLBORN,
Rut,aud, March iih, l.ji.
T.. :. The subscriber IS un3Crthc beccssi
" oi d,fctnr The opening Of h,s shop nn'Il
li,. ! ith. ct account "i the ru"uis n"i beng
~ rrad,ness. BouUets TO he bleachrd rcccV.
ID ,u the ~
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

Nm and after Monday, Dec. lG, 1850,
" Stage will leave Castleton every day
Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
IL 7. NJ , and arrive at Salem n. Y. al {
L. Nj. same evening.
RETURNING.
Leave Salem at Z a. NJ. and arrive at Cas-
Teton at clock p. NJ. to connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bcl>
lows Falls same evening. This line passes
through East Poultncy, West Poultney, Mid
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron to
Salem. BARDWELL, FIELD Il co.
December l6; 1850. SO
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! saw a dew drop coil and clear

Dance on myrtle spray,
Bat never saw such a rush for PAPER
llANGlNGS as there is now al the Store OF
II l.. Srf>oER. Aud who can wonder at
II tie has the most unique, unequalled,
unryalled, unparalleled, unequivocal, unex-
cep,ionahle, inexpensive assortment ever
seen 10 Vermont.
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Pianos for Sale
AT cAsrLEToN SEMINARY

THE SUBSCRIBER would hereby m.
I'fm the public that lac has on hand and is
constantly receiving Pianos Of all pr,ces.
rom The celebrated Mandatory ofHsiiYr,
DAVIS Co, Of Boston, which he will sell
i'' e'ih or approved credit, on the most rea.
''nAhie Terms Having made arrangements
Nhh sad Company, he will sell ,hsm cheap
~ ~. Than they can be obtained IN the CITY
nose wishing 20 purchase a brtlian, ton ed
Instrument, warranted for one year, will
please call before purchasing elsewhere
l.. J. HALLOCk.
ts''i",on, Ariil :, ISL
-, A'' crrt''ss ihat l.. }. llallck, Of Cas-
ilrion VI, is our authorized agent for the
ale o! Piano fortes All INSTRUMENTS fiom
our hishniae'ory, can be bought a, rs low
roe sh' warranted, as II purchased al our
Narr-rCoIns
liALLET, DAVIS \ co.
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THIS tEles CANT

THIS Eie CANT
Preparation IL
fast taking the
place 81 all 9th.
err artic les IN
use for restor-
ing and dress
ing The Hnir.-
Il prevents the
Han from fail.
ing off, promot.
es its growth,
ItUlDNr6 t1n l.
rnf andrestores
the natural and
luxuTidni grow.
III OF the Hair
in all cases Of
badness. Ital.
so renoyesp pain
and heat in The
head. and Ia a
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NOTICE,

rms ccrtlties that have this day given my
san tdTariN, Round, his time during the
remainder OF his minority and that 1 shall
cam none OF ms earnings, nor pay any debts
ct his contracting after his d.te
CHAPMAN NJ. ROUND
Clarendon Springs, April {, Is5l. 'l3
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One Of the Greatest Dis
cOVericS Of the Age.

WHITES nam RESTORATIVE!
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, BeautJwng, CLEANSING, Soft
ening, and Dressing THE man,
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The Peer Mans Friend.


Edward Yourr. Cabinet maker tSCaucrst .nth"
year IL was injured 10y plank falling on my i,.,
il caused II 10 swell aud berunr iuiRtr,d, ard ,.ue.
skin aud Treatment 81 the best physicianse' Qucloc.
the rlac" ol my us'tntt at tOat tlnr m nUusits,
one al he most v II"t 'nrgt"us ~ tlu"ltC, uGf.
ed me there "ts httir l., pc 81 ny rc,Ntjy.
| cam" 10 Boston, my llnlt we've itW itth e. I
ed applied to nt Phelps lie tired has tknl tnl
without any success and was then induce 10 { all
upnn I'r warren VIM gave me some relief, but after
some time grew quite dIsl atttG,d. NV limbs we're
nln0s, a mass of scrcs from nay knees down T., NV
neht had read 4 great deal a,put Russi. Sa,r.
lat having used 50 mtny advertised p'a,crtdt sll,r
aud tried ~ may hl. ihlt !p itl'n iujrusi ,,
the Russia SiYc although repeatedly aJN Iscd =, nv
friends TO Try II, was tao sicpiiCI q ,h 1t. At
length man brought nic box of Russia 5 I've which
applied I" nay lin lbs "a the dii,ctons lnirli,d. /
really hcear In feel sensation IttHilatl, pra,Hn
about my raging Sufes. wen, iowa to Ecid,rr K
Co.'s State strcct. and hhuphi Two boxes. I Eivr
used IN all nearly four boxes II this rr' save--my
limbs are now, with thu Exception - the lrars ~
perfect as ever they were The ulccts havr healed
up the sores have al Iisap peRtcl art hesitate not
20 say that by the time have used lhu Iuuih box
the Russia Siyo. shan be cured, | cunHiI.f nov
oft he seyetcst tests the saye could possibly
encounter.
| would add ha, havinr the sl've In my houcc
and ucmher Of my family suffering very much
from Piles | recommended The TIE of the Russia
Saivs and which cured them With great ease AID IN
Il very brief space Of time.
Yours, very respectfully,
EDWARD YOUNG ., Carver St Boston,
Orders should he addressed,
HEDDING \ CO.
i9-iy No. State street, Boston,
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California Life Risks.
taken atlowcr rates than byany other comrayn

The business ofthcCompany with conduct
ed upon the JorT Stock,aud uPon tie MUTUAL
1rncra l,at ihcS ton OF the insured, ,hus meet
ING the wants and circumstances uf the public
moro fully, il is believed, than purely mutua
companies can do.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
uhy3} 3 per cent. less for insurance than the
ra,cspf the best organized mutual Companies,
or will receive what is equivalent 10 80 ) per
cent. per annum, in dividend profits paid in adj
vance, instead Of receiving an uncertain amount
n the cod Of each year in script certificates, re-
iclmabc on certain contingencies, while ut the
same time the annual cash payments are incrcas.
ci ny the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro-
pose to insure at the usual rates of mutualCom.
pnnics, dividing the net earnings each year Civ
ing script certificates rcdccnablc after n Mutual
hSuranccFund Of wotiundrcd thousand Dol.
lars is accumulated, and charging u commission
Tor conducting that part of the business, equiva-
lent to only about one half the expenses of the
Company, securing (lOsscs being equal) n larger
yearly dividend TO the mutual insurers, besides
giving the members a lien upon Il Joint Stock
Capital of One Hundred thousand Dollars, n
large Joint Stock Reserve Fund, which will he
pledged as security for payment of lossas, 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 the
country.--H Hartford Daily Courier.
No Company in the Union has had such a
run ofbusiness as this company since its organ.
cation.
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Piano Fortes and Accounting
REED ORGANS.

III" sub.cr,br would inform the public
IT, Z be q m the al" Of lano Forirs manu-
t.r,nfcd br George llews, who has been .
p'ni,.ssnna, icarhrr of the INSTRUMENT. llis
itauo. are made with an entire iron frame
and he l,irni American seton appiird
TIE tone. touch, curahI.dy aud elegance
81 hlt HpVs ihuns stands highly recon-
mcntcd by the most celrbrst,d ilanis's 10
20 Boston aud the vicinity Also one s'rnnd
hand Piano for sale. Tuning and Repairing
ranos done ~ an acceptable manner.
would also say that have on hand Of
my o,n n1ruflc.urc Acccnting Reed Or.
ems rnr paflors and Churches, which f,r
t.u-ir purity aud depth 81 tone, balance Of the
pttt. speaking quiok for rapid music, and
ito economy II construction stands uurval-
- Ihesc INSTRUMENTS NAV BE- played Ike
,hc NrmI,lun,. 'ur be- instantly converted into
tai acrrrtjnE instrument Ladies aud
l.t..lcr1cn tcsirou. Of procuring any al the
ap"y, k.ud Of instruments and Am.tcuts are
respectfully requested 10 call and see and
h.,.t ilr themselves
JAMES RICI! AKDSON
Wost rnnlincv, Marchl ~ l-al. 93m.
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RESTORE YOUR HAIR.

RACoN,S INDIAN HAiRaREsTORA.
- Ii'E beautiful article Ter the Toilet
Ma Lady "Y Gentlcman should be without
bottle. VIII otIsotuslly cure scurf aud
DandfuG. Manufactured and for sale by
W \ BACON
Lrclow, W.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

fECOM On III Ne.
certificate Of DR.. Perry, Portsmouth, " HI
PoRrsaourH, September 70, 1919.
Mr.. J. P. Moore. Agent for whites Hair Restor'
ailve-"-bear Sir; deem IL my duty to state some
facts respecting the ines,imabie value Of Whites
Hair Restorative. Several years ago, amer a severe
fl Of sickness my wife lost al Of her hair; the scalp
appeared diseased, and the hair grew out harsh and
uneaven, About ayea. ago, by another III o. sick
ners, she lost all Of her hair secOni lime and for
long time there was apparently no action In the
scalp. After various applications | Was induced 10
Try The above mentioned Restorative. aGd now after
he use ola feg bottles her hair has grown out az
thick, asiustrous, and as beauifui color a. ever
Furthermore, bs long time have teen afflicted
win neuralgia aud other psiIs 10 my head. end
have fousd II the hest external remedy I have
trief can therefore cheerfuily recommend IL all
who are ai'eisd as shove, a. the best article have
ever seeh Most respectfully yours:
A.PERRY, NJ n.
Manufactured ty 2 WHITE, Lowell, Mae esly
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HOUSE HoR SALE.

mn s1hso f,ber offers for sale h's house
hHe lot, situated IN the South part Of the
village O; Rutland, and convenient, ioe1t,
"a i'r almost any man q business. The
h"asS Is eGsit Of BRICK, ,s commnd ,Ous add 81
f"oo renair, and will be so!i low For far,h
81 'nioTElA'ion iu9uIe o: The subscriber.
- JOHN GUILTY
RglsBd, fet si.i.j2
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WANTED

"opu Feet Of inch Seasored Eastwood
Boards, 800 10 or 5 9 inch do in OK,
change for Work. II. +. DORRANCE.
April Q, 1851. "a
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Thompson's nrithmetiCs.

The subscriber has received from 'h' l-1
fishers a commission for the Falc u; this ''.@
in the County Of Rutland. The acffs "''
sists Of the Primary, Practical and mgr.
Arithmetic, is deseTyrd'y popp'.r aa9 100
been rccommo nded By The sup ut, "f'''
Of Ruiland County, according to the H. '''.'
statute. The whole or any port o! The ID.
ries viii be SOLD at Wal,ngiord, 10 h''''."
ers, merchants, teachers aud other, o. l-'
New York whole sale aud retail prices
q T.. MAKTINDALk.
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Men fol- California

are almost universally insuring in thisCompany
because terms are so reasonable.
HEADS or FAMILIES areanyious to insure in
this Company,a safe Institution.
SALARIED NJ EN-. IRE eusuring in this company
by scores.
Hard working men invest in this company be-
cause thcyrcgard it MS the best ofsavings banks
to lay up their earnings in fer their wives and
Capitalists invest with this company by TAX
ing out policies for life, because they regard it
as good as money at l2to 90 per cent interest.
All classes and conditions of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thing
in artford, when they meet with losses, they
pay cup" at once.
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The immense aud inr easing demand for Dr.. 6. p
Townsend ~lsapirila has made it necessary very
much to enlarge The operations oimanufdCture. Me
dlCudl substances are used in Incredible iteH
and as each ingredient require 10 he carefully and
ceAsary 10 place the Conpnunding Department ~
charge Of competent and fts ponsbe Chemist one
whose scientific reputation viii he fun guarantee Of
public confidence. DR., JAMES K. ClilLTLN has as
sunel this DUTY
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Among the numerous discoveries Science hap made
In Ibis generation to facilitate the business Of life
Increase its enjoyment and even prolong the term Q
human existence, canIhc,.of mere real value o
mank ind than this contribution Of Chemistry to the
Healing Art. A vast trial Of its virtues Throughout
this broad country has proven beyond Il doubt, tina
no medicine or combination Of m edcincs yet known
can so surely control and cure the numerous varie
ties Of pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept
from midst thousands and thousands every year
indeed there is now abundant reason to believe
Remedy has at length been found which can be re.
, lied on to the most dangerous affection Of the
lungs. Our space here will not permit us to publish
any proportion ofthc cures effected by its uso, but
We would present the following Opinions Of eminent
men, and refer further enquiry to the circular which
the Agents below named, will always nc pleased to
furnish Free wherein full PARTICULARS, and indus
putable proof Of these facts.
From the Professor of amherst College, the
CELEBRATED PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
James C. Ayer-Sir--I have used your Cherry
Pectoral in my own case of deep seated Bronchitis
and am satisfied from lis chemical const itnt ion. tha
it is an admirable compound for the relief Of laryn
gal AMI bronchia difficulties II my opinion as
Is superior character can be Of ANY service, yeu
II liberty TO use II as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, Ii. d.
From tic midcIu ceitbrdtd
PROFESSOR SlLLlNAN, MD. LII. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry, Mneralogy &c. Yale
College, Member Of the Lit. Hist Med Phil.
and Scientific Societies Of AMERICA
AND EUROPE.
~ deem the CHERRY PEcroRAL an admirable CON
position from some Of the best articles IN the Mate
ria ledica and very effective remedy for the class
OF diseases IL il intended To cur".''
New Haven CT, Nov. l. 1919.
MAJOR PATTisoN, President Il the s. C. Senat
states he has used the Cherry Pectortl with wsndc
ful success to cure an Inflammation Of The Lungs
From one efhc first Physicians Of Maine.
Sa;0, Ne, April 26, 1919.
Or J. e. aver, Lowell bear Sir lan'now con.
stantly ssing your Cherry Peciors in my pradiicc,
and prefer il II any other medicine for pulmonary
complaints. From ohsefsatio Of many severe rases
am convinced it will cure coughs colds auddiscas.
es Of the lungs, that have put 10 defiance all other
remedies.
Invariably recommend its use in cases Of CON
sumption, aud consider II much the best remedy
known for that disease.
Respectfully yours, I. s. CUSHMAN, MD.
Prepared and sold ~ JPMLS {. AIIR,
Practical Chemist, LoneU, Mass.
Sold in Rutland By l.. DASiELs, and n l. SPENCER,
Cuuingsviile, Romans &iiIoLDgs, and bs The Drug
gists throughout the State and Country. 50-Gm
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bove wroks, will please address Z. II. p. &Co Ig,
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oreaniacjin Hartford, Conn, Sept u,'9.
Invested capital, 100000
General Agent for Vermont,
LG BINGHAM, Willision

General Agent for vermont,
l. G. BINGHAM, Willis,on
To whom application, may he cent fren Many
part Of the state.
Central OGce Of this agency, east side Of the
Court House Square, Burlington, VI.
n WARD, NJ. D.. Medical Examiner
Applications may Le made n, any time AZ the
roics or to the following named pcrsons, Agents
s. Medical Examiners, who will furnish Iamrh-
eis and any Information that may be desired, In
regard TO the Co.
RUTLAND COUNTY
icENrs.-R RThrali, County geht, Rotland,
Ezra June. Brandon; c. A. Hitchcock Pit,.iord;
Chester Spencer, Ca.tlcton Cap,n Leonard,
hittcndeu, SilasW Hodge Clarond"n;i. hliFs,
Ponltncy. y T.. Nicholson, Waltz cstoid; Fay
cite Potter, pawlet.
MrDicALEXANiSrRs-.C yrusPorter. Rutland,
T.. ". Drury, rittsrord A Kcudrick, Fuultncl
tSiloHghton, Pawlct; II .SBowen, Clarendon ;
j w edward, tastlctor; josiah W Hale, Bran.
loui John Fox, Waliingford.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
AcEsrs. Binghan& McEowen, County Ae"ntS,
Bennington; y II Eatchclcr, Arlington: Daniel
Roberts Jr. Nanchc.ter, n Il Douglass, Shafts
bury: cyrus Arlington. Dcrsct.
Ncdicdi Etun,incrs. Luther oscly, 1rlinc ton,
swift Bennington; HDMcaeham, Manches;er, n
Johnson, Salisbury.
California Life Risks.
taken atlower rates than byany other comrayn
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