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CASIL.ETOS, VT.

CASTLETOS, VT.
New hrrangcm' nj on the Cash system. Tu,
,iun reduced % per cent. and Board near
~ per cent. from former Pf'crs.
T.ie subscriber Icing aware OF the disad-
VANTAGE oi the credit svSiriu III our sChprlS
has come 10 the conclusion to tach ard
board the following ptccs Tor cash ~ ad-
vance.
Common English n.anches pr Quarter, =.
Higher d. %
Muse ou the Pan" and S,nring, " til Use.
H." Of instrument, :
bn the prgrn, with trIn>pos.ilun, mpdulJ.
t'"n and lhorongh bass, :
Gui:ar aud ngjms,
ipnah, :,
lt.lllu and Spanish, each, 3
D,lv ug and Painting IN water, each, =
Ca f1'nins, =
o'hrr sta irs IN propcri on.
Is lard, ircla dug Fuel, Lights, Washing
aud Room rent, per quarter OF weeks so.
Sprn- Quarter commences Feb -
Summer " May I.
Pupils received at any tine and charged
from the time Of entrance TO the close of the
quarter. y iull aud efficient Board of in
sIuc'un Ia engaged and 40 pains Will be
SPARED To give entire saiisiact'ontothoseW who
nay favor The snbsCriorr with their patron
age
i. Those who DO not pay IN advance
Will he CHARGED the old rates.
Prof. " VI. rEASE, from London.
Elmwood institute. tastlcton, March ,. leJI
RE FEREN Noes
r, Rev Bishop Hopkins, Hon. Il nri iiowc
His tNcl CIV WtIlnu.s, Rev T. q. iiuhtaid,
Hon WIN Z kttredge, Rev o ll"paon,
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BAR ON M. WENZELS
GREAT GERMAN REMEDY.

For weak, sore and in famed eyes. hemor
Iho'ds or piles, Pimples, Eruplions, Salt
kheum, scurgy, ChIlblains, and all disease
OF The skin
The sale oft Great Remedy is constant.
~ increasing and IT give such satisfation Ia
the purchaser as no other remedy wus:ey.r
known TO give. Thousands Of certificate,
might be shown, proving that this article /,
all that 1t ~ recommended TO be for the DIS.
eases named above To better satisfy sIl
concerned, this remedy 10 put up in bokes a,
J.. and p cents cents each n
II l. SPENCER, Wholc.ale tren,
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
IM QUART ROrTI.ES

ros rrR IrscvM AND rtsaAswS1 cuRsor Att MS
kAsss ASis,so rsos an 'arusr srsrs or rus
HLoop On HkaI1 cP tn s,srtN, wa
Se,ofsia or king's LID, Rs~maiisw, Obsiinai,
Cn,aaeoss E,hIiiohs, Puppies or Pssi.i,s on III,
Fnee, Bioichs, Bilts, Lh,onie Sore Eyes Rng
Worm Taiier, Sca!d Heed, EnIn, ge,s,nf a,d
pain erie Bones and Joints, Siubte,n Uie,,s
Syphiiic Symptoms, Sciriief ar Ls1,5ogo ana
Diseases arising from an tnJndicioss wsc 81 Aicrcn
~ Asciiss or Dvopsy, EIposn,t ~ Inprsd. ace in
LIE Also Chronte Cosstiint.o"S Disorers.
The value Of this preparation is nov widely known
and every day The field Of IT'S usefulness 10 extending
[, Is approved add highly recommended by Physi
scar, hing preparation fam tho root thst has ever
been employed IN medical practice. Thu unfortu-
contracted sinews, and bones half carious has beet
stored 10 health and vigor. The scroiui,us patient
covered with ulcers lc,thscne TO himself and TO hi
attendants. la. been made Whole. Hundreds Of per
sons, who had eroancd hopelessly for years under
cut,ncous aud elandu'ar disorders, chronic iheuma
t,sm, aud many other complaints sprinping fom q
arrangement OF the sccreive organs and The circu'a
tiun, has teen raised as were from the rack Of dis
ease and with regcncratcd con titu ions gladly
testify the efficacy Of this esiinabe picpatai
TIC following certificate from Col. Samuel q Tay
Tor. gentleman " high standing aud extensive nc
,raniaucn through the son,he States. and ia,cl,
ppIinici consul to New Grenada, connleuds itsei
u The attention Of all,
New York, January :, is4e
Messrs A. Il. & u. Sands ,--Gentcmeu-- Having
used and Witnessed the effects of your valuable prep
arlton Of Sarsapaslla on different persons in vafi
Gus parts Of the southern country. Virginia
louis,i"a. Texas, aud Mexico, feel much pleasure
in stating The high opinion teriained Of it's crca,
medicinal value. In my own case 1t act ed almost like
charm, removing speedily the enerva,ed state oftht
system, and exciting IN the most agreeable manner
a tonic aad inviz"ralng influence.
Your Sarsopari!la Is highly approved ard extcn
sivey used by the United States army ~ New Mex
leo, aud my cousin, Gen Zachary Tay or has fur
the past five years been IN the hnhi Of u-ng II, and
recommends the same he and adopted the aitcl,
at The same time and il is now considered almost
indspcnsa able requisite 10 the army. Iu conclusion
| would say, that the better ii j. known the mo r,
hshly it Is priced, aud trust that its health 10
toriug virtues will make II generally kuown thro
out the lcngth and breaith Of cur widely extende,
country. Yours very respectfully.
sc Taylor,
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NOTICE.

THRt.E assessments of ten dollars each In
been laid upon each share Of the cnpit'
stock Of the Western Vermont Railroad Com
pany by the Directors Of said cmpany, and
ordered paid to the credit of the Treasurer -
the Grst to be paid on the LIST day of March
lS5l AMI the second on the 1T day of May
ISL he third to be paid on the l,t day Of III
" ,lH1l-at either Rutland, Battenkill, or Stark
Bank.
By order Of the Directors.
MIRON CLARK President,
5. SMITH, Clerk.
Offce Of the W. VI. r. Co,
Factory Point, Jan Z, 1851.
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RECOMMENpATI1Ns.

Certificate NJ DR.. Perry Portsm,uth N UA
. PORTSMOUTH, Sept ember 20 fs49
Nr. y. Moore. hsa0t for White s Hair R.s,or.
hlNe''-i'raf SIR; deem il my duty u state some
,acts frsrec'iug The inestimabe value Of Whites
nan hesrrd've. Several years ago sfr n a severe
~ % 81 sneEs my wife lost al Of her hal the alp
APPEARED diseased and the heir grew out harsh and
n"sa'eIi About Jea- sgo W another fit OF sck.
ness 'he lost al If her hair second time and for
"nS tme There was apparently action in the
sca'r' htr VARIOUS applications was induced TO
W me sbose mehiiuned Restorative and now AFTER
.ne Use OF lee BOTTLES her hair has grown GU, as
sh'ck a. ilrrnus, and ia beautiful a color ever
1 rsnhefmors, for a long time have been afflicted
"Nh nsutaigic aud other pains in my head, and
ave ioiAd At he best external remedy have ever
nee esn Therefore ehesriully recommend u To all
ever seen Mosl respectfully YOURS.
APERRY, nj d.
NA-Iii-.Gisi - [. MUTE. Level, Mass. IS ~
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eaE' Stockholders Intellectually Liable 80
NOR the insurance Of Horses, Mules, Prize
IL Bulls, Sheep and Cattle of every de-
scrption, against the combined risks of fire,
water, accidents and disease; also upon Stock
driven to markets, or transported.
u Losses paid in 80 days after proof of
death, in currency of, and by laws Of State
where risks are taken.eF0
Indemnity is what the people want; Why
not, then. with the same propricty. insure
horses and cattle against fire, as Il building
both are liable Against accidents on ferry
boats, vessels, crossing bridges, &c. &c; OF
TO insure horses and cattle against disease
and DEATH to which they are liable, for the
benefit Of the owner, as TO insure mans life
tor the benefit of his family None can
therefore doubt the propriety of the enter.
prise, or its utility and benefit 10 the commu
nifty, The capital is all held by highly re-
sponsible men, and is wholly uninpaired
and the public may rest assured the business
will be faithfully and honorably conducted
Hos JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, Pres,den
JAMES II. RoRERrs, Secretary.
WV. BURTCH, Treas, .Mcrchi, T.
Prsst Tincennes Branch IF State Bunk, Ind
The subscribers are authorized to issue
Policies for the above named Institution on
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10 Offices, Soldiers, Widows,
HNO rfErES

END HEIRS.
TIE subscriber having established an nren.
cy '"f Obtaining bounty lands and pensions
undri The nc; at iSjo, are now prepared to
obtain land warrants and pension ccrtiiica tcs
tor all such a are entitled 10 VII:
LIST. Land Bounty is due TO all officers,
n"n-co,n'hissioucd officers, musicians and
trivat VIII" served ~ the war of ISI2 Tor
one month nr m,tc.
Also NIL such as served in any Of the Ind.
an wars since 1890.
All commissioned officers who served i'm
tin wnr with Mexioo-as l"ilowr, to wit
Those who enlisted for one year and served
sin" months are entitled TO 100 acres.
Those who enlisted for six inonts and scry,
ed + NJ months nre entitled to 20 acres.
All others who served one month, or Us
regulars, volunteers, rangers, er militia are
entitled 10 40 acres.
The y .dnws of soldiers who were killed in
battle. arr entitled to lGO acres.
lr,hcre be no widows, the minor heirs Of
the officers or soldiers are entitled TO the
b"untv.
= Pensions for lie. are due to all such
widows of Revolutionary officers or soldiers
u they were married prior TO l-ti0.
Increased pension are due to all such Wild
ows whose husbands were pcnsioncd under
the act of iSia. We shall be ready to nt-
tend I" applications at our office a, all times
ih.u THRALL II SMITH.
Rutland, Oct. -. io5o.
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II. l.. SPENCER
AGENT OF THE
Mass Health Association


With a Guarantee Fund Of $4,000.
THIS Association is formed for the mutual
relief of It's members IN case Of sickness or
acc dent
BY paying $50 in advance as application
Tee, aud the payment Of the deposit money
within lhlhy days, certificate Of member.
ship viii be secured.
Rates Of Yearly Deposit:
between Is aud 80 years Of age,
y ca per year draws 81 On per week,
Z 90 - 3 90
90 I" 90 &c
Between 80 and 50 years Of age
Zach weekly benefit equals four iiflhs OF
the amount Of Deposits for che year
For further particulars see circ ulsrs in the
hands of the agents. Sub-agents wanted IN
every town IN the county.
II |. SPENCER.
Rutland, Nov. 90, 1870 As
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Titcomb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

BY the use Of this Hive, Bees are pro,cc
I'D through our severe winters, On accoun
OF the even temperature of the air within il
and It's peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
Tint not swarm has been lost from the ma.
ny hives used within the three years past -
II Is complete protector against the at
tacks Of neighborng bees, bee moths, &c.,
and affords peculiar facilities for replacing
old brood combs nv new ones. II is unegnal-
ed as stock hive, rwarns issuing from il
from two 10 three weeks earlier than from
any other hive. The surplus honey is read.
ly obtained from il, in pure state, without
inJur'n: 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 10 insure its use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts and natural
habits Of the honey bee.
=. Is. WARD, Windsor, VI is agent for
the sale of Comfy, Town, and individua
rights. 29,u'
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er TO be Without this sovereign remedy while thev
VIII he surprised that you much behind the are
a7not To have used II before. II IL no new lhjps M
has been before the public for years and ts incrsss
ing sal shows The ssimatI0n Ia which IL il held.
JAMES MALiSTER ~ Fulton n . ksv Ynh
aud al The hrusgi.ls In the United Saaiss
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Remarkable Cure Of bronchitis.

New York, Feb II, ISIS
Messrs SanIs; Having suffered many years vii II
disease of NY threat. affecting the laryux during
which time was treai ell with the most distinguish
cd physicians in Europe and the Cuited States,
without receiving any pertinent benefit. bat all the
time my general health and strength declining and
The disease making fearful prugress-caustic appli.
cations were used, and whatever else WAS thought
most efficient for producing cnre-bui am conf
dent the depl"rahle siuation waa in. the larynais
being accompanied with pltisis and treat di iculi
in breathing would soon have terminated my lie
had cot obtained relief through the medium of your
sarsapnri!la. | must say gentlemen. when | com
meuced using the sarSaparIlla did not place much
confidence in its virtues and this will no, surprise
you. when inform you had tried ,loie than FIT y
different remedies turrs the past four ye without
any success, but after taking your sarsaparilla few
weeks wus obliged at last TO yield to evidence
This marvellous sp'ciic has mol only relieved hl,
cured ne, aud therefore ihi, 1t my duty gentle.
men, for the benefit Of suffering humanity, TO give
ycu this ittesittiJn Of my cure.
Yours very tr"y, II. PARENT.
Consulate Of France in the Unied states
Tnr above statement and signature were acknow |.
edged IN our prcsencrby Mr.. u. Parent as true.
For the Cunsui General uf France,
L. BORG, Vice Consul.
The following interesting case il presented, nd
the reader nviled to its careful pcrusal. Comment
New York, April IS 1917.
Messrs. Sands. Ge tlemen- Having been long af.
ncted with general debility. weak loss OF appe.
lite, &C. receiving benefit from the various RENE.
dies prescribed concluded about three mont his since
w 'ldkc use OF your SaISapaflIHs. ! now nave the
pleasure Of informing you that its effects have been
att ended with tho happicst results in restoring my
health, and am induced to add my testimon, to the
many others you already possess and to those desir-
Ing further information ! will personally give The
particulars Of my case and the effects OIL his inval-
liable medicine, by calling at 2s5 l'owery. New York
Youis respectfully, JANET MCINTOSH.
This certife, that Miss Janet McIntosh is known
to me, a member OF the Church, in good standing
and worthy of confidence. J. &. SPENCER
Pastor Of the Second Pres. Church. Brooklyn.
Prepared and aold wholesale and retail, by A. b. l.
ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST +,
ccrnrr of William, New York. Also by Druggist
generally throughout the United States and Canaas
Price 81 per bottle, six Bottles e5.
LUTHER DANIELS, Agent, Rutland. 1888
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Thompson's Arithmetics.

The subsci,ber has feccived from the pub
iishefs Commission for the sale Of th,s work
IN The County OF Rutland The series con.
sists OF the Primary, Practical and Higher
A'ihsnrtic, rs desersediy popular and has
bers ree"mms nded By ,hr sdperiatendcnts
ai Rutland County, according 10 the Revised
Statute. The whole OF any part Of the So.
'es " ~ be solo al wsil,ngiosi. TO booksrll-
era, merchants. teachers and others, a, the
New York who!eEale add retail Prices.
T. NhRTINDAIE
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ihIS Ele CANT
preparation Is
fast taking the
place Of all 9th.
er artic les IN
use for restnr.
ing and dress
log The Iinir.-
i prevents The
Han from fail.
Ing of, promot.
es us growth,
remover uanI.
run andrestores
the natural and
luxuridnt grow
ih Of the Hair
in all cases Of
badness. ltal.
so removes pain
and heat ia the
head, and is a
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mEete,sn remfiy for all diseases OF he scalp II
give. The Hair hrliaut glossy usirc. a silken lie e.
,u's, shi healthy vigorous appearance No Lady
Toilet can be Compete without this ialis peositle a
tlCle.
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'rincipal Office. i22 FULTON ST, y. Y, up stars
For sale by II l.. Spencer, Rutland. G..
L. Case, Brandon. W. Z. Russell, Middle.
bury, Z. c. Nichols, Castleton. A. r. RIOS.
coe, New liavou. Daniels IL Moor, Bristol
w. 5. Sprague, A. &. Spear, Burlington
Rediield g. Grannis, Montpelier. IL. Ward.
ner, Windsor. gIv
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Wanted.

COUNTRY Merchants 10 purchase an arti
" c'c rom which they caH realize over tw,
hundred per cent. II L. an article easily man
ufacturoi ard commands a ready sale An,
ply TO W. \. BACON Ludlow, Vt 5.3
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That Admirable Light.
DODGE'S Superior Earning Fluid, aud
Fluid Lamps, which are perfectly safe and
cheaper than OIL. Foi sale bv
J Il. Parker, & Co.
Also general assortment Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods.
Rutland, Feb. !, 1851.
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The subscribers are authorized to issue
Policies for the above named Institution on
as favorable terms as any responsible Com
pany. RoBBINs IL CHAPMAN.
Apply to GARDNER j. HowF, Examiner,
in Ludlow, Windsor Co, Vt. 81
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MYSTERIES or MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery Of The Acc.

Did you ever use Me-
Alistei'a All Healing
OintmenI7 Certainty
you have for there are
few II any, who havs
|. aoi availed themselves
fof its curative qualities.
81 only needs . trial 10
keonvincs the persons vs..
Sing IL that II 10 really
land truly the hest srti.
Gle extani. Enquire Of
the tens Of Thousands
who have been In the
constant use Of IL, and
thevwiIiaivis v0iI nav,
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ScOriit'S
[ NITED STATES II OTEL
Whitehall, N.Y,

Mare TIL nc :" tie Raii NoadDcroi and hu,
.hvtt distance !Iuin tie Steamboat Landing.
Carriage nri nig.;a e Wagon To aud from
the Botts and Ga, FREE. OF CHARGE.
" " \. StOVIIL.
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Call Oh the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET.
81 Price so Cents per Large Bottle.

Containing the Certificates OF Remarkable Cures and
the high estimation in which this Medicine is held
by the Public Press-can be had Of the Agents free
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FEMALE ODp FELIows--The Grand Lodge OF the
United States, previous TO its adjournment, adopted
proposition comforting the wives Of scarlet degree
members Of the Order in good order Of standing, an
honorary testimonial the badge being green and scarlet
and those receiving being termed Daughters Of Re-
becca.v
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Hoss.rnrTy Fifteen horses were stole from the VI.
cinty Of Perrysve the night Of the 9Th: Bat one
has been recovered The thieves appear to have made
tracks towards ST Lsuis -coVinefoH Friend.
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N Ii is stated that the village Of West Point Iowa,
has lost Of its population by cholera the pres
season. Some villages and SETTLEMENTS IN Illinois
have suffered quite as severely.
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HO r ELS.

CLARENDON, NEW YoRK-THIS HOTEL STU
" ated Nos 90 and 62 Union Place, corner Of Fourth
and has been opened the under
ling and who desire the comforts and retired
than the other hotels Of New York The
thing q iind this or perhaps any other country
being divided into suits Of with bathing
and other attached 1t is furnished in
the most elegant and equal the best
private redences Of the city The location 10 very desira
BILE being located in view Of Union Square, aud opposite the
proprietor will be TO give that satisfaction TO mis- patrons
that will hun their when they visit the city
o. z. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
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ASSURANCES.

rT,Hr BpooKLyN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered In 1874; Ohces 9 Fulton street. Brooklyn
eMerchsrts Exchange Wall street New Yorh.hsve the
capital (as also handsome snrplus invested in the mos
updcuhted securities continue insure buildings
shandse furniture other property vessels
port and their csrgos upon favorable oths
WILLIAM ELIswoRrH, President
tLrEhp q. srrrySs, ssystary.
The New York herald., 1851-08-11

TTNloN COURSE, L. I-rR0rrIN0.-A SWEEP
~ stake Of $30OA sweep stakes for double teams, mile
assss best Of 500 sAeh So 70 "a: second best.
Monday. August H. AZ O'clock s HOsxl.nd D. &.
fru John and 4 shacksibschi Hiram woodruff names
=. FaaDy and b. h. Orphan Boy. The Jenny Lad Lane
ef Ssss hourly rom Grand street and Peck sip
stages In readns. 1t Fulton ferry Broohlyn soeoe
~ Fare way Is cents and remain until the sport
over. JOHN 1 SNkDIKEk, Proprietor