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Saddlers' Trimmings.

NANCY CoLoRED, EnameIed and Pa
IL tent Leather, Fancy Morocco Skins, Self
Adjusting Trees, Japaned, Brass and Silver
Mounted Briddle Bits, Stirrups, Buckets,
Straining and Girth Webb, Sewing Thread
ana Silk, Riding and Carriage Whips, togeth-
er with everything else belonging TO the trade
making more complete assortment than was
ever offered before in this market.
ALSO-Saddlers' Tools Of all kinds.
May Is. t. N. DAVEY. a
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Carpets carpetsi!
THIRD SPRING STOCK.

HAv1NG disposed Of the most Of my for
Ii mer Spring purchases Of Carpets, au
just In receipt Of several rich styles Of the
bt grades. Honss kcepefa, Hotel keepers,
and. Steamboat Captains, W;li End d spiendif
usnofiinent sstthe setS lowest prices,
t-Al s II St,i4L,S
Nsyi7--d&w tsF Store.
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For the Spring Trade.

ONION SETTs.-I5 bis OF IN Sets fcf
~ sale by (feb ls) s, ROSS:
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Titcomb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR

BY the use of this Hive, Bees are protec
ted through our severe winters, on accoun
Of the even temperature of the air within it
and Its peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
that not swarm has been lost from the ma
ny hives used within the three years past
L is complete protector against the at
tacks Of neighboring bees. bee>moths, &c,
and affords pccnliar facilities for replacing
DID brood combs by new ones. II is Unequal
ed as a stock hive, swarms issuing from it
fiom two TO three weeks earlier than from
any other hive. The surplus honey ID rcadi-
~ obtained from il, in pure state, without
injuring the bees. in boxes of suitable size fer
family use or the market.
his Hive is constructed on philosophical
and scientific principles, and needs only to
be seen to insure its use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts and natural
habits Of the honev.bee.
5. Is. WARD, Windsor, Vt. is agent for
the sale Of County, Town, and indiviua
rights. 29tfN
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All aHlEAY HOTEL
HANOVER STREET,
RnSTAN

TIN undersigned having entirely rebuilt
and enlarged the above extensive establish
meni, containing in all about $50 rooms
would respectfully g've'notice that II is no"
ready for the reception aud accommodation "i
the travelling community.
An extended notice Of the unsurpassed
conyrnicncies Of this House is deemed ST..
pcrhous, as the numerous improvements
which have been made cannot he made can
40, he properly given in an advertisement
Suffice it to s,y that no expense has been
spared 10 render an apartment perfect.
The furniture was made expressly to order
regardless Of cnst. and certain portions of il
especially the drawn. rooms, will be found
tn be OF the most beautiful and tasteful
manufacture The dining rooms are capa-
cious, and the hours for meals will be SO
arranged as TO suit the convenience Of the
early and late.
Every department will be conducted in an
unexceptionablc mar ner, aud the proprietor
pledges hiself that the American House shall
be truly the Travellers Home. Al 81
Jan, 1851 LEWIS RICE.
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Black River Academy,
LUDLOW, VT.

TIME winter term Of eleven weeks will com.
y fN,nee on Moadsy Dec. list.
Thn NSstitution continues 10 flourish under
,ae sarerS>,en os its seeomrli.hei and popular
Principal L, n. smith, A. NJ and the bubble
are Assared that no effort on his part, or those
".ociatsd with him In impsriins instruction
will be spared 10 eest!aoe, to deserve and .h,,.
ia liberal patronage Instruction will contirme
TO be given In all the branches usually tanui.,
IN our Aca-iemies, including the N odern lao.
:asgs, Music, Drasing and Painting. Il will
be the aim Of the teachers 10 make ali their In
"'ae''on en,nes,iy thorough and practical. 20
good a" epfsr.snay rarely preseats itself to nc.
3a"sa esmPleie and practical Knowledge Of
'he Msdefs languages, particularly the French
uhisf the Instruction Of Mons. s A Ba,snn 4
j. anat,se Freneh teacher in this Inr,itutiou
~ nu'sss las proved himself to be. not only Al
com p''shed, but meet tsecessfui teacher
i'a.i Ia private fsmi.ies, Including room rem,
shn' iaei sad washing, will be from 81 80 q
siis FER ssek ruition a. heretofore.
~ Arrangements gill be made to have III
a Ties sarrisd from their boarding places to th
"sadssay utsn the walking !. anfareystls.
~ CuDWOkrH,
ad.ov, New: 18Th, 1881: 20
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PIANOS FOR SALE
AT oAsTLEToN SEMINARY.

THE SUBSCRIBER would hereby in
form the public that he has on hand and il
constantly receiving Pianos of all prices
from the celebrated Mandatory of HALLEr
DAVIS Il Co., Of Boston, which he will nj
tor c'st or approved credit, on the most rca.
sonab,e terms. Having made arrangement.
with said Company, he will sell tl,sm cheap.
or than they can be obtained in the city -
Those wishing to purchase brilliant toned
instrument, warranted for one year, will
please call before purchasing elsew here.
T.. J. HALLOCK.
Castleton. April :. Io5l.
This cert'iies that f.. J. Ha!lock, OF Cas-.
Teton w., is our authorized agent for the
sale of Piano For,es. All instrument from
our mandatory, can be bought al as low a
price an warranted, as if purchased al our
warc-rocms.
HALLET, DAVIS & co.
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nyGELoWS EXPRESS.
Ess5sfSa

MESSENGERS pass 10 and from oil pla
wi res on routes oil Fit:hburgh, Worce sier
and Nashua, Vermont and 1assachusetts,- =
cheshire, Sullivan, and X utlsnd and Buti.ng-
Ton Railroads.
Connections with other companies are 50
arranged that all Express Matter can be for.
waIded without delay to any part of the u.
nited States, Canndas, Provinces, or Europe.
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus Of our routes.
bundles, Hunk Notes. Specie and .Neretan-
dtss generally. forwarded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &c,
coliscted, paid or negotiated. Stocks, Pro.
dnce, and Merchandise, bought or sold, and
all kinds OF Express Business promptly atten-
ded to.
In sending money or parcels of considera-
bic 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.
Al. packages should be made compact as
possible, and no package will be received IN
less in good order aud disiinctly marked. All
Express business should be accompanied
@ith written orders, uns.aled, and personally
signed
Letters cannot b. taken, il being prohibit.
I'd hv the Post Office Department
All rsckages should be marked "B'2elow' $
Exprsrs.'
rrt.iPs, Ofrire Railroad Exchange. Boston
FISK T. RICE, Propr,etors
PAW l. FosrK agents, Rutland.
sEiDLirX POWDERS,
"a'ttN'~d '4:"usE 40 az N the market, foe
s'E " IL. H. stkNf'RR
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FARM FOR SALE.

Cor sale available Farm situated in this
town. less than half mile South of the
Congregational Meeting hon-r. and lying on
Otter Creek, containing nearly 100 acres OF
land with good Brick house and good out
buildings, Also an out 10. situated about
miles distant, containing about 100 acres
which Is good for pastur'ng, aud an excellent
sugar orchard and house thereon.
For terms Of payment and further particu.
lars inquire of the subscriber, on the prenis
ss, or OF 5. H. Kellogg, Esq.
A. Il. PIKE.
Pittsford, July ~, 1851.
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FR8SH TEAS

\ r the New Union Store, imported re.
n Gently from Il lot cured especially fol
the palltes of the Emperor and Empress Of
the Celestials, the aroma oc which will be
found to exceed anything ever before offered
tor sale here. The twist and prices right.
The stock consists Of Imperial, Tyson
Young Hysoi Tyson Skin and Black Teas
CHA'S BURT g. SON.
RrtIl Ey 10, 1851. 10
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RECOMMENDING Nr.
certificate Of NJ. Perry, Poti.m y. y

TIrrI!HCdIt ui III, FtFfY, Fnttsin WI n, III
P"hts1outR, September ~, teia.
MI r. Moore. Agent for Waite Hair RcIiof.
atiss.''-neat Sir. deem u my duty IL state some
iaS'a 'e'p"ciing the incst,p,ble value ot Whito's
mar Restorative Several years ago rft,r 4 severe
III OF sickness my ~its lost all of her hair he scsp
appeared diseased, and ho hair y,cw out harsh and
n"eaten, About n yra- aga, by another ft Of sick
ness, she lost al iof her hairs sec onJ tine. aud Gr
Tong t''ne there was apparently no Wction in the
sealr. Ahef various applications I was induced to
ny The above meni ioned Restorative and now after
the use "fs few bottles her hair has grown out as
Furthermore, for u long time I have be.n afflicted
with neuralgia aud other pains Ia my head and
nave fonnd II the hest external remedy | have ever
tried can therefore chcrrfilly recommend II tc all
Who are afflicted above ~ The hest article hay.
eVerseen. Most respectfully yoors.
A. PERRY. NJ. MY
Manufactured by T. WHITE I.wclI Mar. IS.
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
This day received by
81. L. SPE C Err

Letter CGps tgrnpes;) Mechanics lnkstands;
Academic Husbands; Cocoa Wafer Cups; Bar.
re! Sand Boxes, lrosewood); Patent Air Tight
inkstands, Glass lnkstands .(barreD Cocoon Pock-
ct inkstandri Rubber Bands, Ivory Knives,ivory
norte Monneas; faher's Pencils; Russia Quilts;
Pcihean Pen Holders, Jenny Lind Wax; Law
envelopes, &c. &c. at Union urices--ten per
cent of
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YEAST POWDERS.

This Is l-c'ieliy q most describe article Tor
all h"n.st,erers to have on hani. u is al
us roaLy and SUI" to act. The dough requires
nn string, but is ready to bake ~ coon as mis-.
ed. |, is suitable for almost al! kinds Of Swee,
.akes. Gin erbrcad. Drmpling. Gridd;e cakes
&C.. Try Il Box You will surely be Pleased
whit --For Sac by
Chas. Burt s. son.
Rui md SEPT, 6. 1851
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For Sale.

The undersigned wishing 10 close business
IN this place. oifes their eniser stotk of good,
at cost for CASH. Any one wis.ing 70 GO
into u de- would find the = good location
and can boy cor stock Of goods q bargain
GASkIGL H. WEEKS.
East Cisren don, June lob, 1851. ~
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PAPER HANGINGS
II. L. SPEN GER,
IN order to supply the unprecede n,ed de
II mand for his new and rich styles Of

2OON pAp51oo
Is now opening new lot, this day received.
All who have examined the assortment re-
Sedby him few weeks since, unite IN
proaouncing the styles superior u any ever
before seen IN Rutland County, and the pr-
ces varying from 6 TO 80 cents per roln
most reasonable. To those il is only necss.
sary to say that this lot comes from the came
establishment.
Rich Velvet, Satin, and Common Borders.
Window Papers, &c,--elrgant styles,
All interested are requested 10 call and
examine This stock at the
hcrLAsp CouHTY Boogsrosr.
Main -, nssrly opposite Inc Franklin Hotel
Two caoTs 'cn'h nj CONT Square,
hkb Vt
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Valuable llOukS.

FOR FARMERS 4 Cti,D In ERs
C"bneu's A racfcsn Gsrdcnef,
Cvics An~S,can Fsui, Book,
Busts Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener OF America,
Goodt,e i's Nortl,ern FIut CultSIist,
Aliens America Agriculture,
Dowo'rzs Flower Garden, &c. &c
10, sale by Is SPENCER.
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HANSON ITO TEL.

tftfnerly Slaut'
No } fremont Ro,c. at tie Junction o,
Lfowa ard, Court. and directly oppo-
ste tie Wead If Xinorer- ST.,
BOSTON.
ruNlilS Hons. cortains - Rooms. Twcuty
n new Rooms have been added this Spring
aud fitted up Ia a style not .art assed by an,
other house In the city. Travellers Stopping
1T this honsv will fud attentive .cr.ants, Cieai
beds, ard the Tables viii! BE- supplied with IT,,
best the markets affords
board, one iJilar FER day. - 3m
JAMES l.. HANSON Proprietor.
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vusr REcrIvED and for sale by the subscr,.
Der, the various publication OF Fowler Il
Wells, New York, at the publishers prices,
among which are works on Physiology. Phr.
nology, Phonognphy, Magnetism, Botany
Astronomy, Water Cure, DC DC a VET,
desirso'r ceHesuoh Tor ian''ly reading and
N,sceIianssu s EooSs.
b. K,Ex.,.,
| Nutiand, De-. l. ISL IS
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LIQUID SOLDER.

LNOR Welding China, Glass Marble, Porce
I lam and Eartnernwarc. Warranted in
soluble. and I" Withstand heat the best art
Gle ever invented, for sale by
- SPENCER.
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DOCTOR ROGERS

DOCTOR ROGERS
Compoun of Liver@crt Tar also Perry
Davis Pals Killer 50
by q. L.ROBBtNS.
NEW UNION STO RE.
nUR plan Of u unioa Store is new aud nov
~ 81. 1t offers advantages to purchasers aud
sellers not to he realized at my other estab-
ishment in New England. Any person making
I purchase Of three dollars at this establish
nent, becomes u lite rncmber. aud the Goods ~
the lowest rates. responsibility is incurred
aud they are at liberty TO withdraw at their
pleasure. IL has been in operation only tw"
weeks. and the list OF IA .mb.rs has gone up to
one hundred
Another advantage consists in the great va
riety of Goods s"l., and to be sold, consisting of
Amertcan, English, French & German
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Groceries, Glass Ware, Hard.
rare. Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, Shoe KuS
findings, Drugs,
Medicines,
j. Dyes.
Each Department comprising very. com
plcte assortment which will he raplenished az
sales are made. CHAS BURT Il SON.
Rutland May 70, 1881.
GPNorE BENH.-1'his establishment is lnca-
ted the East side Of Washington Square. next
door north Of the CourtHouse 70
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CAUTION,

t. avn inpsi, il vii. he necessary 10 see ,ha,
nr JAMES x. chiffon $ CERTIFICATE AZ Az
the signature nf pr p. Townsend IL on tho de
wrapper NJ each hottie.
uJ-S"li by II. l. SPENCER, Rutland and by all
the PRINCIPAL nruarists aud G'nn,ry Merchant.
thnush""t he United StS,es Cana'ias &c.
n-5-Prppri-tors' office 80 NASSAU STREET In
tho hn'idins fcrmery occupied by the South Eap,s'
Church. New York. 2S. .6m
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THiCR BOOTS.

G.. BURT & son. Have just received
q splendid stock II Stoga Boots mud Coarso
FINE Bot, at superior quality. which they are
seihng u, priees--jast call AMI see how low.
Tho Boots are wsrraLicd.
NutlAnl Oct. u.
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THIS klcrsot
pre- psts,ion -
test 'skins the
place NJ all 9th
cr t.les IN
use. for essiot
tug and itess
trsthc Hair
u prevents the
HAT from izii
Ing "a. promo,
80 IT'S rrowth.
reu,uvss dan.i.
run sndfesIotes
the natural and
'ukuftant fruw
III of the Hair
IN all Cases Of
lAl,iarss. list
=" re'noscspain
and heat IN the
head, ard Is a
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NOTICE.

a IL persons indebted Ia the subsrrieI
n either on note or acc cunt, now DUE are
particularly informed that ymrnt is desired
immediately. LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland Apri, 81, l,4i. IS
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NOTICE

THIS may certify that | have this day Civ.
en- my son Charles Vail, his time during the
remainder III his minority and shall claim
none OF his earnings and pay no debts Of his
contracting after this Gate
CEELYE VAn.
Dandy, Oct. :, 1851. 30
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nay nArr Ss1AWLs.

40 Splended bay State Sha~ls. 81 the
fsd 4 piain nous de t.sin
HACK A eolorc.l .iiks 10, dresses slpaerss. me
r.nor, & j=.: received from New York and TOT
sale At she iowesteSgure
RUTLAND. Or, ~.
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NOTICE.

T'iiE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween The undersigned is by rnutna
consent dissolved Al'dcmands dna the COM
Pany must be pad TO J, X. Parker without
Delay who IS u,hoiized to receive them. Al
so settle all dema nds against said company
}. r. Parker.
BROWN GLEASON g. co.
July !, 1851. "a
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av1UD0w SmADG5
PlxrURDS

n l. SPENCER efisrs lof saIe. an eieean-
assortment of Window Shades, Consist
inl ofseversi styies u Dtspeiy i.asascaPs
and v,sneste designs. all choice aud new.
A,sofssssis. rerss, ssh Psfssms Patent
ssiC.S,ssttsr Cs,tais f1ais,ss, all Of which
will be sold low Tor cash.
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SrRAYuD on STOLEN

ifsa ths sshsersbss 90 o. about The 18th Nov
lnst, csc twe year old HeiGrs . dark red With
efaapis ASres. skits 90 Der belly.
-ssss shs ny ~ feasa, shsH ~ rsasonsbl |,
r.ss.An1' Troxss .e:iAnAs
HssSset Nss Sc. Sci ~
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TIE FACrOY.

The immense and increa siny tcmnnd for nr. =. P
Townsend Sirsapiri''a hss made ii necessary very
m"Ch I" enlarge The operations "iOlaRu iacture. Me
hcnal substances are used in incredible quaint
aud aae,th Ingredient requires to be carefully aud
accurately tested the propr,etnts have found IL
charge ut competent and responsible Chemist one
whose sccn, fc reputation win he fu, puarant ee
sumed this duty,
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Many year, of trial, instead Of impairine the pub
lie confidence 10 this medicine, has won for il an
appreciation and notorie,y by far exceeding tina
most sangniac expectations q its friends Nothing
but It's Intrinsic merits, and the unmsiakable ben,
eft conferred on Thousands Of sufferers, could orei
nate aud maintain the reputation IL enjoys. While
macy inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial conferred benefits on he az
ihc'ed they can never forget, and produced cures
too numerous and TOO remarks able 10 De forgotten
While it 10 fraud on tho public 10 pretend that
any one medicine will inallibly cure still there 10
a'undah, proof that the Cnsanv PscroRAL does not
"ny asa general thing, but almost invariably, cure
the ma,ajies for which il 10 employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better known
THIS med; he has gradually become the best reliance
oflse afflicted, from the log cabin Of the Americ an
peasant. to The palaces OF European kings Through
Out this entire country, In every state city, and
Indeed almost every hamlet il contains CHERRY
fEcroaAL Is known as the best remedy exlsnt for
diseases OF The ,hroa, and lungs. and 10 many foreign
Countries is coming be extensively used by their
mos. Intelligent physicians. In Great Britain.
France and Germany, ahere the medical sclcnce,
nave reached their hghes, perfection, CBRsuy
PgcroRL il iniroIn led, and IN constant use In The
Armies. Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public Ios,i,u.
lions, and IN domestic practice as the surest rem.
edy Their attending ih, scians can employ for The
more dangerous affections ~ the lungs. Also IN
milder cases and Tor children II is safe, pleasant
aud eectual to cure. Ia fact some Of the most flat
t.'ins testimonials we receive have be.n from pa.
rents who have found il eficacious in cases parieu
larry incidental to chldho ID
The CBkRay Psc r,RAL Is manufactured by prac-
tieaI Chemist, and every ounce Of il under his avn
eye with invzriabe accuracy aud care. II is sea led
and protected by ls~ from counterfeits Consequently
ean be relied on as ,ennine without sdulteration.
wehave enicarored here 10 furnish III, conrnu.
atty with medicine Of such intrinsic superiority
and worth a, should commend il self to their cont
den'e-a remedy al once safe speedy and es-o ua
which tins has by repeated and countless trial.
nf"ved issif to be and unst uy srea, care IL pre-
n"'ns !, ~itheheniesi accuracy ofuhiiorm strength
, an'rj ply sic ians a rev agent which they can
'.' The best resuts and the affected with
| 'Ns' all d. fof them al tina, medicine caa
''. "
'Pa''a and 'eid b. J.I.MES c. .3YER
Practical Chemist, Lowell N,s,
Sid n aa''nds, L. DAsrsLs, ..auI s,s.cvv
Edu"F'''is, Eossiss L Iio.DrS, .,s 4. ,L.n,,,
gets throughout he STATE aud Country. a.
RON AND SIEEi.. Rouua, ,an,re AM, IL.
sbAF o. Aine!ican' 5seeas aud Kngii.h irnI
Of varis siras, also s rooa as.e,i,,ep, of re.
'Aa'A, a {. weeds and Go1u>n -e.!G,r "a
y !. EOhg,sS
. sst.'A ~, ssh iss, 4,
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BINDING. BINDING.
OLD Books, Music or any papers Won wish
10 preserve, leave at Bacon's Bookstore. 6
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THE WONDER

World.
7ais Ertrno, is PET UP in quart bottles; Il is
sir TINS cheaper, risasaSftr, AVID ~nrraa
ted superior 10 any sold. rnrss .c,tAUst
rom'iing, Pnrgisg, stesoniny, % debii'ta-
ting the sysftm.
We have maaufsct nre, /. 'O0 Con hotties Of Ssrsa.
paula during The past y~sf nnd ere pui,tng
at last 500 pet day using Of the Sarss.
iurers Of sarsapats IN one year. DE-. 3. 2. Towns.
hcrdr Safsapsti''a " ~ssrsnied TO kecp Tor any
length OF time In all climates. This Exitact haso
ell more Of the follow ins diseases ihsn oil the oihe
advertised medicines toee, he have done. SeroiuIa
or kines Evil. obst mate Cutaoraus Eruptions Pm
sore Eyes. Ring Worm or letter, Scald Head en-.
lastnent and pain OF The bones md points, stubborn
ulcers, Syphtic Disorders, Iumhsso Sattr heutn aud
ali Diseases arising from an inludlc"us use ~ Mcrcu
~, Arches, or Dr"psy, exposure. OF imprpience In
ife II invariably cures Rheu'ratisu Ind grsicn OF
Psipiipt"n Of III. Heart. Liver Complain, a, infa.
match vi the Kidneys Ladies 81 pale compc zion
aud eo"sUmpt,ve habits, aud such as are dcbiitattd
BY thJs. tslrtrtions which females liable TO,
areresotei, ny the use Of bottle or two TO bloom
and visor.
ny this reptrati"u"f SassaparilIa, may seem lstsr
out We are. nevertheless prepared to pro,e, by an
extensive array "t certificates. that such Is The fact
SFact,nR ot the evidence which We possess concern.
ing each disease would be received hy any Jpic mi
tribunal a. complete demonstraticn. II must he re-
membsrcd that all this r,gh,iui array of p,aadies
though appearing "a endless variety "f forms aud
sprmc directly or Indirectly from q corrupt fountain.
" the blood we're in pare healt hy aud active
u would drive all these complaints from the system
aud chrouic disease would he Impossible.
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NEW LINE or STAGES.

I'm and after Monday, Dec. Is, 1850,
" Stage will leave CSst,eton ev cry da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
l-3 T. NJ, and arrive al Salem N. Y. 4, {
z. M. same evening.
RETURNING.
Leave Salem at A. NJ. and arrive at Cas-
Teton at o'clock p. NJ. to connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bell
lows Falls same evening. This line passes
through East Poultney, West Poultney, Mid.
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron to
Salem. BADWELL, FIELD a. co.
December Is; 1850. SO
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Oxva.NATED B1TTnRs.

wv Aee""'t"'t
GREENS OSygenated Bitters, for Dysrcp.
~ sia, Nc. This medicinc excris all Others In
it, efficacy, an'i needs no bornha.tie paragraph
at the tail end "I newspaper 10 herald quail.
ties which nesor belonged to il
CnAs. BrRr.
Rnl'nd a. &c 1851.
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sovereign vrmedy fns al! diseases of the scalp II
give. the Hair brilliant CLOSE! iustre a.kentr
thrc, and healthy vigorous appearance NJ Lady
toilet at he complete without his Indispensable a
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Sixty Different Styles Bought Cheap unc
will be sold Chenps'nr Cash, by
II. l.. SPENCER,
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Ous vi The Greatest Discoveries
OF the Acc.

nHfTES HAIR. TIVE,
ruIKLY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For R's,orias, sesstvyias, Ciesssisg, Soft
eSinR. asd Dressisg THE NAM.