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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-07-11

re- The following beautiful thoughts from
the mind of a dying christian, should be read
by every body, and their spirit adopted and
cherished BY all:
The late Prof Caldwell, of Dickinson Col
leoe. a short time before his death, said to
his wife You will not, | am sure, lie down
upon your bed and weep when 1 am gone.
You will not mourn for me when God has
been so good to ne. And when you visit
the spot where l lie, do not choose a sad and
mournful time do not go in the shade ofthe
evening, or in the dark night. These are no
times to visit the grave Of n who hopes
and trusts in a rising Redeemer, but come in
the morning, in the bright sunshine, and
when the birds are singing
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MARRTRtDo

In Granville, by the Rev. Mr.. Croghan, Mr..
VIM. Grimes, to Miss Betty, daughter of Thos.
Hanrahan, Esq.
In Washington, on Wednesday week, by Rev.
Mr.. Stratton, Mr.. Alex. Latham, to Miss Eliza
beth, daughter of Joseph Potts, Esq.
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DIED.

In Staten Island, on the 9th ult, Miss Louisa
Pfhol, eldest daughter of 7. c. Pfohl, merchant
of Salem. The deceased accompanied her faith
er to the North. in the spring, where she remain
ed, intending to return home next fall. But,
slasi it was otherwise deereed-
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she would remove 489 tons from each to the
other end of the route"
1t is awful to think of a refined and del
icate lady making herself such a "beast of
burden" as the above would indicate.
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such condition of things may long continue
and spread deeper and wider as it grows in
age.
Franklin Section No. 81, Cadets of Tenn
perance, will soon be organized and we will
strive to educate the little boys in the ways of
soberness and truth, so that they may be pre-
pared to battle for the glorious principles we
teach.
Yours in T, r F
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A SPLENDID TEMPERANCE MAGAZINE
THE
American Temperance Magazine.
AND
SONS OF TEMPERANCE OFFERING,
EDITED BY GEN. s. F. CARY.

ANA
SONS OF TEMPERANCE OFFERING.
EDITED BY GEN. S. F. CARY.
PAST MOST WORTHY PATRIARCH OF THE soss %
TEMPERANCE OF NORTH AMERICA
IN the first dsy OF July, 1851, will he issued
Ofhe ms nuinLeT Of the A American Temperancs
M2g"zme, il will be gotten up IN e'egsnt style.
and each number will contain sixty- four psves
original matter prepared expressly Tor this work,
and embellished with fi=e portraits, (engraved
on steel Of our distinguished Temperance Champ
Pions. This Magazine will be particularly drvo-
ted 10 Temperance Literature oil q high character.
to consist OF Tales. Essays, Biographies, Poems,
&c. Among the PORTRAITS already engraved for
this work ARE the 70 lowing, w -
Gen. John H. toclie; Hon. Theo. Freling.
huyseu T; Hon, ]. B. o'Neall, G. W. P. Of s
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Evans, G. S. of Va. John b. Cough, E.q.;
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?. G. W. P. Of ILL.,, Jas. Paterson, p. G. W.
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Ala , Gen. Riley, &c. &C.
This work will be issued monthly, printed on
hne Paper, of extra quality, with new and beau.i-
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bly, in advance.
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Cen. Ag't for ~ d s. CerdiAd
r VAN DIEM pnhIishor Nam Vork
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R, VAN DIEM, Publisher, New York
June p, 1851.
A&NNTs WANTNDa

To canvass North and South Carolina, for
this sPlendid Periodical ofhigh Temperance Lit.
e%rature. We want every County end District
in the two States thoroughly canvs.sed, and
therefore desire none other than active, perse-
vering, enterprising Agents. A ue-y liberal pr
centage dloeed TO Agents. Applicants will adj
dress, (post paid A. NJ. GORMAN,
Raleigh. N. c.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

IL sealed Proposals, until Saturday. the 9Th
day Of August next, Tor tuildihg a Jail in the Town
of Louisburg N. c., - by "A feet, .wo s'orirs
high: The low er story TO be Of brick or rock, and
the upper story TO be OF brick.
The plan and specifications are fled in the Of
lice ofthe Clerk OF the County Court, for exami'
nation by those who may wish TO entef bids for
the coutiaci.- Bids will be entertained Tor tbs
rock and brisk work, separately or together
DANIEL $. HILL,
A. H. DAVIS,
N. B. MASSENBURG, 81
PHIL. HAWKINS,
A. C. PERRY,
touisburg. June 2stli. 1851, ~ q
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BiaGLON = EXI'RE$S.
go. 49, srna
IT, Il .EJsy. -Saar-

NESSENGEES pass 10 and from all pla
vi ccs on routes of F!t'hbur-l, Worcester
md Nashua, Vermont aud Massachusetts,
Cheshire, Sullivan, and Rutland and Burling
b,n Railroads.
Connections with other companies az" s."
arranged that al Express Matter can be- for
w,rdrd without delay 10 any part of the u
ntrh Sin,cs, tanadas, Provinces, or Eu;"p"
We ASSUME no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our routes,
Baudi,s, Eanh .NoitS, Specie and .he'ca~'-
dt.e generally forwarded with despatch
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
collsc,cd, paid or negotiated, Stocks, Fro.
ducr, and .H,rchandi~r, b"ughtpr sold, and
all kinds Of EXp press Bnshess promptly al'en'
ded to.
In sending money or parcels of consd era
Die vainc, the amount must b" stated, other,
wis,. we are not responsible. IN case al loss,
beyond the sum of fifty do. lars Tor any one
parcel.
An packar should be made compact MS
nossihlr. and 10 package Will he received IN
less in good order and distrrt'y marked. All
EXPRESS business should he accompanied
with written orders, uusealcd, and personally
signed
Letters cannot ho taken, It being prohibit,
ed by the Pos, Ollie" Department.
All packages should be marked "Bi2clow e
Express
Principal Office Railroad Exchange, Boston.
FISK Il RICE, rrcprictors
PRATT q Fnsrr Agents Rutand.
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b. Rail'ccy dircct fran Rutland and
IIhiichaiito Schenectady.
f RI -, {rs, 7;' 5Z.tT17 u IL
S----->s-Z S,--,--.,-5..s-I -, - ~,

Til. undersigned have perfected an nr.
rnG.cncut with the different lines of pub
lie conveyance between Rulland, VI, and
Whit hail, TO Chicago, for the transportation
Of Passengers and Freight to any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River ST.
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz: by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall t.
Schenectady aud Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady TO Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at all inter.
mediate ports, t. Chicago; or by Steamboat
ffom Buifilo to Dctrpil, thence to Chicago,
wa Michigan Genital Railroad.
Passengers or freight for any Of the Lake
Ontario or RIVER ST. Lawrence ports, VIII be-
sen to Syracuse, thence to Oswego by Rail
road.
In consequence ofthc reduction Of fare by
ia" Railroad and Canal Boat Company, 1t
"IIl team object tor passengers to avail them
selves ui thus mode OF Conveyance from
Schenectady t, Guialo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
10 the comfortable accommodation Ct passen-
gers, and are commanded by men Of longex-
prricnce, who Will see that passengers have
every attention pad to them
Families einigfnlng West, by calling on
the undersigned, viii he advised of the mos,
direct and cheapest route, and he enabled to
procure hchcis Tor any OF the Western ports,
nj the lowest possible rates. For further IN
formation call on the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before leaving, and make a contract on
board the Steamers, as It will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply TO the following persons
WV; II. SrrvIsS,)
y. REip, }On Bnard ChampiaIn
M SANnAiI, Steamers.
SrFrnrS iloLT, Last Rutland.
s, g. SAH0rHr, Whitehall.
J a. Smith, +"
G. RIcuAHns, Castlcton,
). Law I>cE, iiydeVille.
JosIAH WILLARD, fairhaven.
Whitehall, April, is3i 1886
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PRICE TwsNTY-vIvR CENTS A BON
THE POOR MANS FRIEND,

Edward Young, Cabinet ratcf 'staV-f'i 'n''
ycai 'ia wis Injured by riark h!ll02 90 r' IN.
II caused 1t Ia swell aHG b,Cnriu iniitr'I ami 49,
ed HE most HNlul GIccTH mad fsrt- That .t't1 i'
skill nnd ir"atmcat II tie bert ,hyt.'ialst 'H''
the place Of my Ic-iIluce nj tnFi i,T' ". fH. zee
op" 81 the most pc, uIs aufPeDnst ttns n1fe1
,d me ,hcra vas lullo lnpc Gl my fccos~'l u
came "a Boston, my liuhs wtIC r'N '"''N .
cl Iapplied tu Dr. fhelp hr lII'd t's -
without any suCCgss, and was lhru intt''' I"''
upIu lf. warren, whp gaya ine srr1 fri''' 'r' s''
some tune, grew quite dishcaftr3td, 49, Hu ~
almost mass Of sores from nay brer4 duwn 90 -
hnEl.s, scarcely allowing me 1" t,CCp ~ t'' ~
nis!it. bad read great deal about Eue-r ~
bat having used many advertised pl1s''ir 1n' i'
and tried ~ many things that irit l'Ilf mi.i''l
lhc Russia S,ye. aIih"ugh repeatedly aislr'dH d =
friends Ia try Il, ! MAS 10" Ikrpirll in POD ~
length man brought me box pi Russia save AL a
! applied Ia my imls AZ the dtTcoiIuus 10 ."' p
really Ir"tr 10 tst a s"u.hlI"n p@1uIIAt.t - f,
about my raging sores I wen, d1wn 10 Re- ',-
C".'u state slr.rt, and bought Two no'Hs. NV
used 10 all nearly four bo&es II this gfeai sa." 'i
iths ato nov, with thr exception II Or " - ''
p.rfort ~ ever they were, The UlC"rf have ''1
up The sores haze ali disappeared, AMI hr''Ih' "
10 cay thst by ths time have u." The i"u''h 81
the Russia S1yc, shall be Cured. ! cog a.. ,
ct.9 one e The E:Yegest Tets the ,3Ee c9tE I'''
encounter.
would ,hd that having the salve IN NJ H"riI
anI u urinher Of ,ny family suif"rIrF -" "''
ffDm Plies, I recommended he use "l $50 cue
SaI,e AMI .hich cured them aith g9t-i ti-r. az
I very hrief space itlns
Snurf, very fssI eGhHiy,
EDWARD YOUNG, b CoGs1 q io'"''
OrJcGs .houlJ be sdJf.ssd,
REDDISG 90.
lJ-Sfn. No Stale stree. ~.
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'g',rEur VERMONT, DE IT rcmcn,
Il,tt,ct .f f,rhavcn So. ID hetrd tia, ut
y rr"ta'c Cuns, held at Castlet"n. ia aud for
~ d district on the 18TH day Uf June, a. ID.
Isl
Whereas, Hiram Francis Administrator Of
e ia. estate al; James II. DAYTON, lat" Of
We'll. in sad district deceased proposes to
t,1,,rr an account OF his administration Of
sad estate. therefore
I, is ordered by sad court that cxnminn-
',on of SAID account for allowance and n de-
c5"e of DIVIDEND based upon-d scCouni be and
g." same hereby nrc rcirrrcd I" SESSION Of
~ court tn be held al the frohate Diir" ~
',I'eton aforesaid, on the Odd day ri July
nrt and tina, notice thereof be gwen by pub.
'h'ng a copy Of the nc"rl If tins order,
'rre weeks succrssircly IN the Kutland
ilrr'd,a newspaper printed NJ Rutland in
i'hs State, that all persons interested may
oppcar and be heard IN the premises if they
SEC cause.
true copy 1t record,
- ALMON WARNER, Judge
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Men fol California

are almost universally insurine in accompany
because terms are 50 reasonable.
Hans % FAwIi.s arcaryious TO insure in
this Company sale Institution
SaLARIEp NJ 81 are cnSuring in this company
10y scores.
Uiri WoJ King mcainvcst IN this company hn.
rau," thCyrc,sarli i, "a the lrIt utsaying. banks
t. lay a., their earnings ia for their wives aud
CLpGia!isis invest with thi> company by .ah-
ini; ont policies for life because they regard it
rs good as money at II to 20 per cent interest.
MI Glasses aud conditions of men ensure in tlis
conn my because, iust as they do every thila
ia art!orl, when they meet with losses, they
Pay "Ur" at once.
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e. 10 be without this sovereign remedy while thry
will be surprised that you nre much behind The age
aGot to have used II h"iIro. II Is no new thing II
has been heire the pTbc for yoars ard Ia incrras
ing saie shows the estimation 10 which II II held.
JAMES MAiiSlER, IA Fulton st.. New iVfk
and all the Drug. lists IN the EHitLd States.
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NNnDS At LAS

VaSIlE suhscr,her beng drs'.ous Of clo-Ing
up h,. business, - induced 10 offer hit
.n,ue STOCK. Drugs and Medicines. "x-
{, p,-d, al cost, for CAsu. The stock beng
'rosi aud we'll bought. will nil,'r'l raie op-
ppiiuuity TO all wishing To buy IT l"w prices.
LUTHER DANIELS
Ru,land, April 81 1851, 10
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rUiI El-gani


Trr ptt1Iiup ~
ta-i taktoe the
place ota'l 9th
Cf Ntits I-. az
ne. tot tcsirt
Inc agl iltrss
iucthc N1,f
u prrVruis the
Ntti frn iii
uIrrf pf1nirt
90 its growth
pin dtnl
ruI iudrcs,nrgS
the natutal and
luNnriAht rruN
IN Ni the Hair
~ MI cases If
bli,iurss. II al
az irniutcspitn
mi heat IN the
head, AND - a
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Tho immense aud i,rrra ,,na donna nd for nr. s. 7
l"~usru- Nt'rtpIri''r hts made il necessary t"r,
l,iCh =" cuiaf"c tie rp"tali u'uauutciulc. Me
"I'inal substances are us"l In iuCrsiii,l' Quantities
aud as each ingredient r",iGirns 10 be- carefully aud
cesar. to place the tomprurdiu. Department IN
charge al camprl"l 1tl t,sio,i,j!c Chen one
WINS" scientific reputation viii be- l puaran cc ~
public c"ni'r1cc. Hr.JiMES Il. LiiiLltN has as
.an.eL ihIs duty.
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Valuable EoOkS.

FOR FAR NERS & GARDENERS
Cohbru's American Gardener,
Coles American fruit Book,
Ruist fnmily Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener of America,
Goodrlch's Northern Fruit Cul,u.ist,
Aliens American Agriculture,
DownInI's Flower Garden, &c. Sc.
For sale by 10 SPENCER.
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GCild,.
THis FSiroci is pat rp IN gnoi' boities: it is
su inns chraEr, yirFS"n',r, 6"" T"t'on
ted say6rior 10 org gold. II e"''s ~fh""i
r"m""g, pUr.ing, stfhtniHg, ar aeo!Hid.
ting III, SySiur.
W. have inaou;,ctn-cl 100 oon ic;tlcs Of Setsa
puila lnfinc iir pat y'ac aud AT" h"" pm ~ up
At l"ni 'e bottle. pc day u-'tf wore At the Sats"
go lid tu: ~ n,itl uHn ali Il Uihtf nfnhide
t1rcr- # Sirs9 paula tu rue year H. y. l.. Towns
hr'rl'S >irsartrilla iq ndfttntcl II keep fot tny
l rlh # itur .r nli climates his FAttar. hascuf'
more Of tie iiibi,tu- diseases thin all tie oihri
ttvcUiict u't,r,rrs tnecth'r have bone, Sttcluih
81 kiu'+ ~ n n.-ttntir tu'1hrtus trurii"rS FuH
p'rs ar fu.tb' ths ftc' NntcheA les. chronic
safs Eyes, Ring Worm ar Ietici. Scall Head en
aforementioned ,ain of the homes ,ad i"inis. siuhhurn
firrra Nypli,t C. sat. ef. lsu'1 90 SitthrUu, and
All 'irasrs At., from al itI ldir ~ rvr II Mricu.
-, Asrttcs rr ii',.N exposure. "r tWprud'"Cc ~
ulr. l. invariably cures EbfurJti'in. Il - gotten ot
hysp'psIt Ntnt,l.is. general I'd u"iv"ns IDENTITY.
ptpriIHn 70, ne ii,att. Liver i,rilIiut ~ Il Itga.
ps'lrn of The Kidneys ia'ics Of pale complexion
AL .nsa'Dltuc haiit'. ltsAsprh - are d.hitn,cj
- thn4r nlrst tUcti,ns ritrh ru1'Ds ilah'r TO-
rcstoc', ~ the use VI bottle or two, bloom
AL Hisor.
r., uun,A"r II lisessca mentioned above az errrl
nv tbs lrrpdraiipr0 81 Sat~ptlllL, may scrrt iItg,
hat w"ar". nevertheless prcIHi,d Ia rove. W az
cStcsiNc array Of certificates LAT such IS the fr'
traction - Tho evidence which pu,s,ss Currrtu
ing t.'h disease. wnId be- rrreiycl b., auV iuCI, "a
irhrra' az 'nri demonstration II ltu-' ir re-
rcmIcrod ih't an ihia rgilml array IF mal-dIc1
tIors' ipririuG iu Goddess eiri,iy Of fptnis I q
sPrwg directly 81 indirectly from cotryt purtaiu
u N" H'"n wrr" IL 1.r h'g'. Hv t.d4ttivc state
n "'uld dfiN" 7|l those camp arts fran the stem
"ndchron.e disease would he lmp'ssbG'
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Booksellers, Merchants, AMI Teachers. ran have
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Thonpson's Arithnetics.

-
The subscriber has received from the pub
fishers n commission for the sa!e Of tins work
in the County Of Rutland. The series CON
siSts Of the Primary, Practical ard Higher
Arithmetic, Is Geservcdly popular and has
been recommended by the superntcndrnts
o. Rutland County, according 10 the Revised
Statute. The whole or any part Of the BE-
RES Will be SOLD at Walllng!ord. to bookscll.
ers, merchants, teachers aud others, At tie
New YORK. wholesale and retail prices.
q T.. MARTlNDALE.
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VERY RENARKAGI.E.-Ar in,eiccn, fhrux~ IN Tho
town OF ltWt"on fclIrd some A"e sins" nlnarhail"
poughir. cIuit ms rot and tore ,utiy Oh.
lie Immediately cleaned the dirt. and applet q. ".
Merchants celebrated Garcng on, replaced TIC hopf,
eandas np t'gh' .nhkci o'chsgnail, with the Oil,
and in two weeks lse was at 10 use The horse.
CopyOf letter from q. l.. Stafford HI.
nIcr. hFRrH.Sr Hear Sir-t)nr " my horse, h,-iaR
a WindyoH OF long standing. which had become Gallons.
snd wh'' TpoNd from the rnany remedies used by
past cure wa, induce To nv vGur "Cnfaiinr Oil"
which with the use u two bottles, entirely effected cure
therefore consid-I il ct the lest medicines that can
be rrSs S h jnn 20. l,, Truly you're L. Stafford
From Mr., J. stererg, superintendent, Of the canul .ou-
utrtH's stable,
This may certify that have lcen IN the hntt Of nsins
Mr. Merchants ':a'ainr OIL ami find it he Of line
best applications dat have ever made use Of. hav.
have ma the charge Of from f'riy to h,y horses for tM
l7' c"t months, an! hive made use OF number of b.
ties 10 ny entire sa.isflciion.
Iockport, Jan a. isil. J, ETERNBEKG.
Don't he lsrsuaicl to t1ke any thing with the prom
nhlnriri d"let', who's" conscience VIII stretch Ike
India Rubber, and who Of kndieI spirit, of iosc N
our are r'- Mlo-e r"iar94s practices have 70 rcceny
=, D. n,,c ilc nam Of the snLE IForRrrea GEO W
MERCHANT L1ckp1Ti, v. y IL blown in The side Of ule
hottie AMI in his hanlwritiug the cork
Al orders addressed " The proprietor viii lie promptly
Get a ramplhc' Of the Agent, anl what wonders
Aerua.Aisiir by M use Of riis meicnr.
~ by ,rcctatic 1acTr eenerniy 'e United s,nu-
h-oly
II. l.. Spencer Rutland; DII Sahn wa'Hn
ford; Hooker, West F"uitney; Dewey 10 Farr
ham, T.. ouitne!; NJ. billiard, Dnnty Go.
nerS; sheldon Il Brothers, rawltt; &. =. Mich
o's, Ca.tlcton; 4. Allen, Fairhnteni Luthc
Joy, B,ncoa; T.. &, Eels, sudbury; G. T.. Gas
q Go, Brandon; $. u. Wirsiuw, flttsford
w " Sperry, DaHbyi Clark Gray, Dorset; N
Gyd lard, East Rupert c. y. smith, Ticon-
dcroga Hammond u Co, Crown Point; DR..
:. Wright, WMtchali q. ". ,rrneue, Vor-
genn {. Wicker North FerrisLurgh, Ca,lin
" Wright, Orwell.
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The
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery Of The AGE.

Hid you ever use No
h'ister'5 A II Healing
Oiuiment7 Ccriaiuiy
you have for there arc
icw If any, who have
not awaited ihcmselycs
iaf its curative qualities,
ST only need Il trial IL
, convince the persons us
,ine it that Il is really
'anl truly the hest anti
Gle egtlnt. Enquire II
the tens Of thousands
who have been ~ the
constant uHc uf il, aud
they WiIladvisc you ncy
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TO WESTERN PASSENGERS
ina CurArt.sT MD MOST rIiiItT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

Gy N.lii,a.d 50 Srle - ciaJy, 10y Ere Canal
II HuiraIn. from tbencr by stcanWr OF
Nuhisap Crhita Rulrasd,'" Mich
isar, i.hua', Indiana, or any
q Is, Western ot South
Wt.t,,u states.
Tie Company have ir,u t'eh''o ten ho'''
leave san. n,c'tiy. ts''y. tSuu"ays cac'fh>
.d.l 1T Ut.ca, :! iacuse, kpchcsior,and But
aio
ramilrs cin,rraiingW vii find I. TO their
advantage ana cohNrn', tot take tins route,
~. the, w,Il b. rn4a.ri t. accompany ,i.c,t
Goods all the WY To- 'ho't place, of drs'in1'
ton, aad 10 cI,a,gc fox t.ansh'rncnl al But
G'o.
pn,irs of ! ~ - w.Il he accommodated
Wi,h roar, exclusively, go Themselves.
For P.fSS.IGk ur fhtiHUT apply m
Jr,S PrHt,r, burlington, : HOLT, Eut
huh { KituArrs, fa,t!,tou tIor", rAR
uu, Steamer Snltus, " r GN,pAI, steam.
- Burlington, " II. Srttt>S. Steamer
WhurmE ". u. Frat, h"hcctady. ~
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HDUSG pAll-flllG ;

y w. BROWN offers his services ~ 4 house
po'nter in all lis branc'irs, % the ,nhabllApts
f Rutland and vic,n,ty. lie hopes from
rs long experience IN the business 10 give
10 his employers lie la. taken
: house two doors East Of Tereils Black.
= nnh shop, ~ the village Of Rutl,nd, whore
be may he found, 'Si'pts'
Rutland, i2,h March, 1881.
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trcuifcat~ o. w. Ferry. Pnftsm,uth, y. ~
PtArsNurtH, S'ptrmh"t ~, ~.
Mt y. Moore, AGENT far White Hair Rector
Mivc-"-neat SIR ld.rm IL ray duty - state some
facts respecting the tacs,imthc value NJ Whites
Hair Restorative. Several years ago. after severe
ut al sickness NY wic lost al of her half Tho srlp
appeared dtsua"cd and tho hair grew oni harsh AMI
uacaVcn, Ah'nt ilri' ago hyAnoihrr TT Of SCR,
ness she lost slof her hairs srrnui tiri", AMI ht
long tive there 49, srpttrrtly ~ acticn ~ The
tty the shave mCniinu,l Restorative and NOW AFTER
the use OLA iry Battles her hair has crnwd oui a.
thick, a',u,irous, Hn1 "a beautiful color rs ever
Furthermore, Tor Il long tuuc | have been afflicted
VITA uuulallIc nHd other pa'us Ia my head ana !
have i'uNh II Tia. h3rl rNi'rnrl remrlF INV" ever
irnt can ,hrtt hare chcottuy rccoTm"ni ~ to eil
VIVA tiicttd 4. t'3vr. II, he best ntticc have
even seen. Most respectfully yonts:
4. rEsEf, ~ r'y
MlnnflciM..AhN Z. WHITE LoNcn MnH. -
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Nos. y, 81, I6, and Is AM STREET.
Fishing Tackle.

E.NiSiIiNG RODS, Grass, Linen and S'ik
6 lINES, Trout fhrs; Limerick irou;
and P,ekcr,l Hooks, new supply Just IT,.
c.ivcd by SFl'NNEN.