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PLANNETT'S BITTEHS
CREATE healthy action throughout the body,
~ restore the appetite, equnlize the circulation,
Give tone and energy 70 tho system, and create
power Of resistance 70 disease all its FORMS rarely
10 be obtained. They will perform speedy and
permanent cure OF Dispepsia, lndiSestion, Flatu-
jsrcy GensroJ Debility. Lioer Comp6int and allthe
fsctions.
HEADACHE
will be Immediately relieved by the Of this in.
valuable compound, which 10 purely vegetable, and
10 adapted to all ages and conditions
1891 FEMALES
will find in this dclicate and palatabe preparation,
. combination of Tonic, AIterGtjUs, and Apsri<nt
es.e!ifies. peculiarly adapted 70 their systems.
Tho specific action that this article has on the
Liver and Digsstius Organs, renders il complete
aetidote for Fever and Ague, and Bilious and Ty.
phus Fevers.
WArxRvILLE, July 81, 1850.
DEAN Sta Having boon afflicted with Chronic
DarrhUa during the latter part of the time was
u husiness at the South and was obliged 70 leave
on that account, came North, hoping change OF
snd weaker, until was confined to my bod, OF
usarU 20. My father, visit 20 tfo city of New
York, your advertisement of Bittcrs, and pur-
chased bottle, which took, and from which ex-
peyionced relief have continued to take il, and
6m now we'll. You need have no fear Of recon.
msrding yourpreparation for the cure ofthis com.
plaint:
Very rssgsssssI,y sg;sasa1 y1Sr, xpxM Me; g LowBr
WILLIAM T. HICKS & CO.,
| 149 and l6l Front street, New York.
And for sale by r. s. Parkinson and 2. d. and
w, u. GILMAN. April l6-1y-(Nov 26)
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Executed at tA1 O1Iee qf tAe RspSb,ie.
GADsBY's HOTEL,
Corner OF fPennsylvania avenue and I'd st.
Near Railroad Depot, Washington.
Oct 2-iftf
MISS T.. b. SCOTT.
Music Lemons ON Piano and Guitar.
A PPLICATION 20 be made at Miss MARY E.
"A BRONAUGH'S, next door to the Hon. Mr..
Holmes, on Missouri avenue, between I'D and a
streets, WARRINGTON, d. c. After the experience
Miss ScOTT has had in teaching in Seminaries.
both South and West, she is confident she will
give satisfaction to those who favor her with their
patronage
She has also made arrangements to give lessons
on the Piano at Temperance Hall, on street.
Terms moderate. Sept 6-N
NJ EW MUSIC PRECEPTORS.-Jcwctt Ma.
In tionnl Flute Teacher.
Jcwett's National Violin Teacher.
Jewetts National Flutina and Accordion Teacher
Jewett's Book of Duets. Trios, and Quartetis.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Feb7 Booksellers, near 9th st.
MO. s PENDENNIS-C Completed For sale BY
lN TAYLOR & MAURY,
Feb s booksellers, near 9th st.
DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend 70 any
L business he may be entrusted with before either
Of the Courts Of this Districts and will also attend
to the prosecution of Claims before Congress and
the Departments. Office ON Cstrest.
July lift
TvNHE AMERICAN ALMANAC, 1851, Boston, be-
i ing the twenty second year. just issued and
| TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov % BOOKSELLERS, near 9th st.
y. III. CLAY MUDD,
/ Attorney at Law and Land Agent,
| SAN FRANcIsco, CALIFORNIA,
| Will give prompt attention to any business en-
trusted to him.
Refers to-
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury
| Hon. John j. Crittenden, Attorney General OF
United States.
| z. Collins Lee, Esq, United States District At
| torney, Baltimore
Messrs Sanford & Shoemaker Baltimore.
Hon. Joseph r. Ingersoli. Philadelphia.
| Morton McMichael Esq,
Simeon Draper. New York.
Hon. John Young,
Coleman & Stetson, I"
Col. William Schouler, Boston.
Philip Greeley. Jr.. Esq, Collector Of Boston.
Hon. +. Butler King, San Francieco.
J. A. Cost, Esq, San Francisco.
Dec l6-dH
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r AND WARRANTS-for sale by
IL Dec N7--M CHUBB, SCHENCK & co.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTINGs
or EvHRY DxscRIPTIoN.
Executed at Tia O0ee Qf tAe Republic.
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M PASSENGERS pass to and from all pla
lV1 Gee on routes Of Fit .hburgh, Worcester
md Nashua, Vermont and Massachusetts, -
Cheshire. Sullivan, and r utland and Burling.
ton Railroads.
Connections with other companies are 81
arranged that all Express Matter can be for
warded without delay tn any part Of the U.
nited States, Cnnadas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our routes.
Bundles, Rank Notes, Spseie and .Merchan.
die generally. forwarded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
collscted, paid or negotiated Stocks, Pro.
duce, and Merchandise, bought or sold and
all kinds Of Express Business promptly atlen.
ded to.
In sending money or parcels of consdpra-
BILE value, the amount must be stated, other.
wise We are not responsible, in case of loss
beyond the sum of fifty dollars for any one
parcel. =
All packages should be made compact as
possible, and no package will be received un.
less in good order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should he accompanicd
with written orders, uusealed, and personally
signed
Letters cannot he taken, it being prohibit.
ed nv the Post Office Department
All packages should BE- marked "Bi2elow =
Express"
Principal Office Railroad Exchange, Boston.
FISK H. RICE, Propretors.
PRATT & FosrE Agents, Rutland.
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TO WESTERN PA SENGERS.
By Rail,ray direct from Rutland and
Whilchallto Schenectady.
|Ya eS2 ksA

TIL. undersigned have perfected an ar.
rangenlent with the different lines of pub.
lie conveyance between Rutland, w., and
Whitehall, 10 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 to
Schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at all inter
mediate ports, To Chicago; or by Steamboat
from bnlialo TO Detroit, thence to Chicago,
via. Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers or freight for any of the Lake
Ontario or River St. Lawrence ports, will be
sen to Syracuse, thence to Oswego by Rail-
road.
In consequence ofthe reduction Of fare by
The Railroad and Canal ::oat Company, Il
VIII bean object for passengers to avail them.
selves OF this mode of Conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation CT passen-
gers, and are commanded by men of long tx.
perience, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid 10 them
Families emigraling West, by calling on
the undersigned, will be advised of the most
direct and cheapest route, and be enabled In
procure tickets tor any of the Western ports
at 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, aud make a contract on
board the Steamers, as it will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
WV. Ill. SrEvEss,)
\. REID, Son Board Chnnnla;n
NV. nANnALL, Steamers.
PonIER, East Rutland.
). Is. SAnGENT, Whitehall.
A. SMITH,
c. RIcuARps, Casileion,
S. Law EscE, Tydeville.
Josiah WILLARD, Fairhaven.
Whitehall, April, 1851. 1896
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CAUTION
EDUCATIONAL WORKS
PUBLISHED mr.
ERASTUS II. PEASE & co.
50 STATE STREET. ALBANY.


r OBINSoN'S Astronomy, descriptive, physi
cal, and practical designed for colleges. acade
mics, and private students, by ". n ROBINSON, A. NJ
former Professor of Mathematics U. S Navy. and au
ihcr Of Robinson's Algebra, Philosophy, &c, &c.
ROBlNSoN's ASTRONOMY, for schools and
academies, descriptive, theoretical, and physical
ROBlNsoN's ALGEBRA. for colleges, academic,
and private s'ndents | vol svo,
ROBINSON's ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA, de
ROBiNsONS GEOMETRY, containing Geone
ny. Plain and Spherical Trigonome,ry, and Comic
RGBINisoS;s NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, with
reeuts and applications, for schools, acadenies &c.
PRACTICAL ELoCUTIoN. containing ilu.,ra.
lions Of the prime pies Of Reading and Public Speak
ing also selection Of the best pieces from ancient
and modern authors. accompanied by Explanatory
Notes; the whole adapted Ia the pur poses Of nm
proveme ~ im seadins and Oatory, by Samuel Miles
THE HARMONIC, a New Collection OF Easy
Songs composed and arranged for one, two, three.
and four vuices with new set Of Rules aodP raci
cal Exercises, upon an original and scentif plan
for the Of Schools, SINGING Glasses and Soc ia
Circles BY Solomon Cone, Teacher of Music in the
Public Schools and Director Of Music ir the Third
Prcshyt erian Church, Albany.
NORrON'S ELEMENTS CT SCIENTIFIC AG-
ricuiure, the connection be- Sc fence and the
art Of Practical Farming Prize Essay Of the New
York State Agricultural Society. vol. limo cloth
SOW WELL AND REAP WELL, or Frcside Ed.
ucarion, hy Samuel G. Goodrich, author Of Peter
Parlry's TaIrs vol l2mo
THE CHlIDS Fl ST BOOK OF READING AND
Drawing, by Jerome B. Howard, Teacher of Drawing
in the New York State Normal SC hool.
COrECHiSM OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMiTRY
and Geology. nv James F. Johnston. F, X. s e,
&c. Author Of Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry
| vol. lSmo half hound.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Of every description, supplied, wholesale and retail
at New York prices
Booksellers, Merchants, and Teachers. ean have
their orders Immediately executed on the most ac.
commodat ne terms: and goods sent by express or
otherwise. as they may direct
N. q. Teachers wishing To examine any Of the a
hove wroks, will please address +. II. P. h Co l9t
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Valuable Rocks.

FOR FARMERS & GARDENERS
Cobbett's American Gardener,
Coles American Fruit Book.
Buists Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener Of A America,
Goodr'ch's Northern Fruit Culturis,,
Aliens American Agriculture,
Down'ngs Flower Garden, &c. &c.
For sale by IL SPENCER.
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Piano FOrtcS for Sale

At Ell ~ W GOD lNsTiTC r
BY WIN PEASE, Pianist.
Agent for owchinan and Gray l.. Dolce S
Chmpancc Attachment Piano For.cs.
The Piano Fortcs manufactured by Messrs
y. X G are all warranted to prove satisfac.
tory, and each one has the entire Meta! {
Frame, with their valuable improvement the
.Hefait Da,npcr and l.ockct and Cases
Manufactured Nos. 4 aud q North Pearl ST.
aud - State st. Albany, N. y.
PRICES FOR ISL.
six ocT.yk..
Square case, ,hreeprdals, grand action,
Sm,ll rouud corner,cs 300
Large $50
ruur Soo
Seven, 1pn
with moulding, $50
Extra. 500
Carved Legs, Louis tho l4h style,
heavy carving on the fr mt, back and
ends Of the Case, with moulding, 7Oo
Six octave Piano Fortes without the Attach
meni, les. $40: seven octaves, less $50.
The subscriber would say that he is con.
fdcnt that any person hearing the Campo.
nee Attachment Piano, would purchase no
other They ARE certainly superior TO any
other Pianos Pianos Of the present day for
expression. Call and hear them at the In.
siitu,c before purchasing Elsewhere. These
Pianos are used by Jenny Lind at all her
Conce rts, m account Of the attachment.
rr5fWu Pc Sc, Organist Il Pianist,
Pfincipn! Young Ladies Institute.
Castlctun, VI April, 1851. 10
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TitcOmb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR.

By the. use Of this Hive, Bees ore protec
led through our severe winters, On sccoun
OF th. even temperature CT the air within /,
and ITS peculiar arrangement. for ventilation,
that not a swarm has been lost from the ma
ny hives used within the three years past -
1 Is complete protector against the al
lacks Of meighborlng bees, bee, moths, &c,
sni Affords peculiar facilities for replacing
old brood combs by new ones. II is uncqral.
cd as stock hive, swarrns issuing from il
from two TO three weeks earlier than from
any other hive. The surplus honey is readi.
ly obtained from II, in n pure state, wi,hou,
inIuring the bees. IN boxes of suitable size for
family use or the market.
ais Hive is constructed on philosophical
al! scientific principles, and needs only IN
be seen to insure Its use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts and natural
habits Of the honey bee
). Is. WARD, Windsor. VI 10 agent for
the sale Of County, Town, and ind,viua
ranu. 2o.N
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r0RSALE.

rEN,lE subscriber offers for sale two Dwell.
II ing Houses on the main Street IN Rn.-
hni Vitae, including the hause now o:cu.
pied by himself, together with the whole or
any portion nf the furniture. Also slip IN
Trinity Church, and one in the Bpptis,
Church.
One fourth the consideration money will
he required IN advance, and for the residue
q credit will be given from one to ten years,
a may be desired by TIE purchaser
SOLOMON FOOT.
Rutland, May, 1881. l7:lf
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This celebrated preparation, well known farne,
and Others, for its numerous and remarkable cures H.
treating the diseases idcnt horses cattle can nov
DC had Of my regular authorised agents.
Experience Of more than fourteen years has established
the fact that Mcr hants celebrated Garrng OIL or Uni
vctsnl Family Enumeration. will crnS mos. cases and
spnvrn~.
Rinsbonc, Wind
gals, Poll Evil Caous,
Cracked Heels, Calls Of Ill
kinds, Laineness, Flesh Wounds,
sprains, Bruises, Sand Cracks, Found
cred Feet, Scratches. or Grease, Mango,
BIKE Rheup p,hn, Stc. OF animals. External
Bo,ls. Corns. Whi'ows, Burns and scaids
chihlans. chapped Hands, Cramr,
inas, Weakness of the joints.
Cakcd Breasts. a.. &c.
&c. &c. &c. &c.
&c. &c. &c.
&c. &c.
VERY REMARK tBLE.-tn intelligent farmer in the
town Of Lewiston. related time since a rcnah able
account OF the cure Of fine horsr. which, in the
Eoughins caught has foot in root and tore IL partly of.
Merchants celebrated Garglng on replaced the hoof
esndaged II up tight soaked occasionally viii, the Oil,
and IN two weeks he was able 10 use the horse.
Copy Of letter from q. l.. Stafford. ESQ.
Door. MERcnAST-Dear Sir-Onc of my horses hayi 81
W'ndSau of long standing. which had become caous
wa, past cire-I was induced 10 Try your "Gargling on,
which with the use Of Two bottles, entirely effected cure.
therefore consider II ons Of the best medicines that
Lockport. Jan. ~. 1911. "' ''''C l.. STAFFORD.
From Mr. s,"rnterg superintendent OF the canal con-
traitors stable.
This may certify that have ecn in tn, hali, Of using
Mr. Merchants Cargiing OH, and find To be Que OF The
best applications that have made or have
have had the charge Of from forty 70 fifty horses for .x
last eight month"; and have made Of a number of b..
ties 10 my ontire satsfacion.
I>ockport, Jan u. 1sii. j. sTERNBERG
Don't he persuaded any thing else with tho prom
he II is jIst as good, &c. This IL practced by those
unpnncipcd dealers. whose conscience will stretch like
India Rube and who Of kindred spirit Of those IN
our large Cities whose neros have no rec emily
been exposed 10 the action Of Congress
fc sure the name OF the SoLG PROPRIETOR GEO. w
MERCHANT, 1Ockpor N. Y. is blown in the side of the
bottle and In his handwriting over the cork.
Al orders addressed 10 the proprietor win be promptly
responded
Get Pamphlet of the Agent and ny what wonders are
accomplished by the use OF Ibis medicine.
olf by respectable dealer, generally tho United Suites
and Canada.
Also ~
H. l.. Spencer, Rutland; Oh Sabin. walli n
ford; Hooker West Poultney; Dewey & Ia
ham, E. outney; Nj. billiard, Danny 4 &
ner-; sheldon & Brothers, Pawlet; G. c. Mich
OILS, Casteton; A. Allen, faILa,eu; Luthe
JOY. Benson L.. &. Ecls sudbury; e. l.. Ia.
d Co, Brandon; $. ID. WINSTON, Pittsford
w w Sperry, Dandy: Clark Gray, Dorset N
{ Goddard East Rupert &. ID. Smith, Ticon-
deroga Hammond & Co., Grown Point; DR..
:. Wright, Whitehall; q. w. Srraguc, Yer
eenncs, e. Wicker. North Ferrisburgh, Catlin
d Wright, Orwell.
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.'AYLoNs CIRcAssIAN OIL :

THE greatest Restorer, Bcau,i6er and Pre-
server of the hair ever invented.
There Is nothing So beautiful as good head
Of hair and yet how few there arc who are blest
18th such.
FAYLON'S ClRCASSlAN OIL
possesses all the requisite, Tor the production Of
luxurious growth OF hair ii restores that hi CHI
has fallen of in consequence of sickncss-and
give. it richer and more glossy appearance
tnan any ether wash WAS ever known to give.
lPTy It'll For sa!e by
II. l., SPENCER,
80 I'm Wholesale Agent
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CORN STARCH
For Culi'ao,v parpoSt

Vt ~'F''""' IT FVSeS'
Highly approved By those who have used II
TO. making Puddings, Rich Blanc
Mango, Pies. Custnrds, &c. Blanc Mango
made from this starch is far superior to that
.otdc frod lsnglsss, Moss, &c. and much
cheaper Full directions for mse on the pack.
acs For sale bv Burr Il Sos.
kupuSt a. 1851
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ALL THAT'S BRIGHT MUST FADE,
TIE BRIGHTEST STILL THE FLEETEsT.'
when Tom Moore wrote this song, Har.
riscns Columbian Inks had not come into
genera use,
OMEKCHANTs ANDBUsINEss
MEN,
II l. SPENCER has made such arrange.
ren;s with the manufacturer Of Harrison e
Columbian Inks, as enables him to sell the
E.ack, Blue, Ped and Carmine, in Quart. Pint
{ ounce, iouure and 2 ounce bottles, at the
lowest who lesaie prices in Philadelphi by
the dozen or gross. All orders thankfully
received.
Rutland, Vermont.
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REAL ESTATE Fer SALE.

Ore undiv id,d half of No "a, Sd division
y'ns N Menion, two and half miles from
the X chlrdson farm IN said town, and con
tlining abou, : . acres, well tImbercd land
land having good Marble ledge, and Lime
kin. Sud land lie, on the Kuiland ana
s,ocsbrdge turnpike.
kUFuS RICHARDSON.
Ehetbnrnc, July, ISL 2.0&
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TINS Elesan,
preparation rs
fact taking the
place Of all 9th.
ef c les IN
use, fot fes,oi
inr md 'tess
iur the Hair -
u prevents thr
Hat from iAN
Ing of. ptorot.
- Ns erwth
rerNvos fsnl.
ruf andfes,ore,
the natural and
tiIvliriAi1t grow
IN Of the Hair
In all cases ~,
baldnrss. ii,l
So ronos cspaii
and heat IN thr
had an.t Il /,
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LIBERATION,

\HlS iste certify tina, have this day
IL given my son, ID. Bowman Richardson
his tune during the remainder Of his minor.
ity, and snail claim none Of his earning and
pay no debts Of his contracting oilpr this date
JONA. Z. RICHARDSON
Sherburne, March /, 1851. 10
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n e\1S H2o ~AON
" IN. IL .kIo IN. ~ 0
~NaAn ~ 4
~ N ~ - w.
t%1 LX
VEGsI fA&K NET ~
WY lllJkpQ OK * ~
A4UadAsAzzzs1esss5g - no -
n10FhnN nRnfnh II
0nEnnI UnAk
r. 49,. r...r
"
COUGHS, COLDSs HOAHSENESSs
..,-,n ~,,w>n-,o ,nru,,
onu .o-u,.. Avn
CkOUP, ASTIlMA, AND
CnNgUny pT1nN
SVNoCNI AIVN'
Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation to facilitate the business Of life
'cr.,'e l,'eNj,ym.", n"l even ptoons ,he'erm q
~ ~ ' ~ ~ " ~
mankind, than TINS contribution oiChemistry 10 the
Healing Art. A va.t trial Of its virtues throughou
WIS ''"A' '"'"'''' "'' .o"s'' '"'
no medicine or conh'hatIon OF neulo'he yo' known
can so surely control and cure the numerous varis
lies Of pnr onary disease winch nave hitherto swept
from our midst thousands and thousands every year
| ,do.d ,h.,. i. ,ow ,h,nd,,, ,c.,o, IA b.,i.v. ,
Remedy has at lons,h been found which can he 70
'eu U" 10 cure Inc ''"'' dangerous ""ee''" " '"'
'u"s'' 'u' space "e'e VIII ""' '''"'' US ~ P""''
any proportion ofthc cures effected by its nse, hui
~. roua ,rs..n, ia. 6,I,oxi,v onip;or. of amman,
| ~ .
men, anu 'eIer 'ht'ner enquiry W '"' c"c"" WIN"
the Agents below named, will always be pleased tc
c,,,i.h f.. ,,,..i, 49,. ~, .,r,,.,,,, .,d inJu.
| "''' so ''' ~"N
! pntanc proof of These facts.
r.,,,. a.. D.E,..x .r 3.,I..x. c,U.u. u.
cs,~.,.,,n peorFessOH HIrcHcoi,K
"JamesC. Ayer-sir-I have used your Cher,
rei''nM 70 NY 'mn ere Of near seated n,Ino MY
Is an admirase compound i", the relief OF lar!n
,,s .,n.,,,r y. az, ~.
a, liberty TO use /, a. van think ororor
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>uc Of the Greatest Discovery
Ofjhc Age.

UHifES nam ESrOR.iTfrEt
, PURELY VEGETABLE CONT ouNp,
For Restoring, Brani,fy,ng. Cleansing, Soft.
snipc. and Drtssirp THE H.fTR
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ThOmpson's Arithmetics.

The subscriber has received from the pub.
fishers a commission for the sale Of this work
in the County Of Rutland. The series con
s'sts Of the Primary, Practical and Higher
Arithmetic, is deseryedly popular and has
been reenmme nded by the superinie nde n,s
OF Rutland County, according to the Revised
Statute. The whole or any part Of the So.
mes will be SOLD at Wallingford, 10 booksell-
ers, merchants, teachers and Others, at the
New York wholesale and retail prices.
q J.. MARTINDALE,
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er 10 be without this sovereign remedy white the,
viii he surprised That you much behind the
a'Iot To have used IL before II IL no new thing II
has been befofe the public for Years aud rs ncres
Ing sale shows the estimation in whirh IL Is hrtl
JAMES NJ ALiSTER, l4i Fulton st. New York
and all The Druggists in the United States
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RECOM,irNHATIC Ne.

y Y
Certificate nf nr. Perry, Portsmouth, MY
FnaisMnCru, September 20 SO.
Mr. r. Moore Agent fu 'Whhes Heir Rcs,or.
ttve.'-I'ear SIR deem IL my duty ~ state some
lacts respecting the inesimahlt value OF whites
Hait Restorative. Several years ero amer severe
I'll of sickness my w,fe lost all of her hair. the scalp
appeared diseased. and the hair grew out harsh and
nneaven, Ahout n YEA apo. by smother IL Of alex
ness. che lost aiIcf her hairs srconi time and Er
long time there was apparently No action In the
scalp. After various applications was Induced 10
try the above men, oned Restorative and now AFTER
the use ofa few bottles her hair has grown ont a.
thick, a.lustrous, and ~ brau,ful color a. ever
Furthermore, for u long ttne ! have been afflicted
with ncuralsic aud other pains In my head, and
have found !, the hest external remedy | have ever
tried can Therefore chccrfully recommend II to all
who alnc ted a. above the hest article have
ever seen. Most respectfully yours.
A. PERRY. NJ MY
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Men for California

are almost universally insuring in thisCompany
because terms are SO reasonable. '.
HEADS OF FAMILIES areanxious to insure in
this Corpany,--a safe Institution.
SALAnIED MEN ore ensuring in this company
by scores.
Hard ,ro'kinF men invest in this company be.
cause thcyregard it as the best ofsavinss banks
tolny up their earnings in fer their wives and
Capitalists invest with this company by .nk-
ing out policies for life, because they regard it
as good ms money at l2to 90 per cent interest.
All Glasses and conditions Of men ensure in this
company because, just MS they do every thing
in artford, when they meet with losses, the y
pay cup" at once.