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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-08
A Regular POmerOy and
4S aN CIncipnati Packet

baker, M0ster,-Will make regular weekly
trips between the above points, as follows: j..
Leaye es Pomeroy every Monday at 10 o. clock, a. m.
Cincinnati f" Thursday, 1 o'clock, D. m.
TheREVElLLEh having been re-ftted and fur
niShed for the above trade, win leave punctually
at the time mentioned. Business entrusted to
her care promptly attended to,
SPIT 81 eff :, -. n. N -. Ls--
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-08

DUuV uWU VuHUkU UIdHUIdOIUIy6
HNHE Subscriber has the pleasure to announce
j to the citizens Of Pomeroy and vicinity,
that he has opened shop on Sugar Run, neal
Mr.. Miles Tannery, where he will manufacture,
and keep constantly on hand any article in his
line Of business and we feel assured that we can
give satisfaction to all who may favor us with a
call. tss,g
N. B. All orders5attended to as soon as posi-
ble DAVID GUYER.
Pomeroy, Aug. "a, 1s62.-tf.
" Athens Messenger and Gallipolis Journal
'inser thTee months and send bill 10 This oiRUe.
DRINTS, CaShmeres, DeLaines, Alpacas,
y Thlbet Cloths, Poplins Silks, and Ladies'
Dress Goods, all new styles, at M Esge.i
oct 2S =. H. 4 A. sTEDMAN'S.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-08

ARGE Assortment Silk, Plush, and Trimmed,
~ Oil Silk, Oil Covered, Cloth, Kossnth,
washington lrVing, and Robinson Caps, oil new
EsyleS at j. n. 4 A, 03BDliANS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-08

n NIFTY D0llarS fOffelJ.-DI. HUNTER Will lOl-
felt $50 if failing to cure any case OF secret
disease that may come under his care, no matter
how long standing or affecting. Either sex are
invited to his Private Rooms,, 38 North Seventh
street, Philadelphia, without fear of interruption
from other patients. Strangers and others who
have been unfortunate in the selection Of ply
Sycan are invited to call. Ei
IMPoTENoY-Through unrestrained indulgence
Of the passions by the excess Of self abuse, the
evils are numerous. Premature impotenoy, in
voluntary seminal discharges wasting Of the or
gans loss Of memory, diStaSte for female society,
general debility, or constitutional arrangement,
are sure TO follow. Unnecessary, consult the doc
tor with conference.-the offers perfect cure.
READ AND REtLEcT.-The afflicted would do well
to reflect before trusting their health, happiness,
and in many saSes their lives, in the hands of
physicians ignorant of this class of maladies. 1t
is certainly impossible for any one man to under
stand all the ills the human family are subject to-
Every respectable physician has his peculiar
branch, in which he is more successful than his
brother professors, and to that he devoteS most of
his time and study.
Years of Practice, exclusively devoted to the
study and treatment of diseases of the sexual Or
gans, together with ulcers upon the body, throat
nose, or legs, pains in the head or bones, mercu-
rial rheumatism, structures, gravel, Irregularities
diseases arising from youthful eXcesses, or impu-
rites Of the blood, whereby the constitution has
become enfeebled, enables the Doctor to offer
speedy relief to all who may place themselves un-
der his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part Of the United
States. Price, five and ten dollars per pack
age. sepl4-1y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-08

Entered according to act of Congress, in the year
1851, by ]. S. HouGHToN, M. D., in the Clerks
Office of the District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Pennsylvania.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDERS
Great Cure for Dyspepsia!
ND IT u0IInuTONyc
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-08

READER iahavs yOd
a Cough, which YOU aae
neglecting, under The
idea that it is only q
common cold, and that
II will soon wear itssu
out2 Let a friend ten
you, in all kindness,
what will soon be thS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-08
Essence of, Iamaiea Cinper. .

Pometoy, July is, 1852.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-08

He invites the attention of sportsmen to his,
ever invented. ae.. t..ss.t... ,..f.te
One peculiarity about Gamers guns 10, that
they never miss fire. .-sl3 rss-.-- ,.es
All he asks for them is the money. Giys hin
a call. SILAS GARNER,
Pomeroy, April SO, 1S52-f.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16
epace poe,ry.
rHam "a. i.ssrssie HsFet .f's
fFat .s,sG ~ s-gasts

rsas a.. LtstssAs nsFeeasE
frstasAse ~ srQasssl
IN, esi.si.t an. Ia. stseass ~sss ~tsf'ss ;,
IN. isss ~ Asesa si,a.. sSaais ta~p. ~ts tiee :"
sssiig IA Gslsffeit
NJ ss..ssla. a, Hsf's his, 'ia"sA s's 's'
sssyi
n. -, 4 s.ps o., .Is'i, drill. aitsersA -'iliss
sstss.
Ana ~lss ., siss LAY ne ds-s. sP~ ~, hu-'sl'
. ss.ss u es.a. ..a sssgas..s. sss ssis % cstss
nYta
IT, i,s.. IN. si ss,'sl. sini. ss' earn sspsa'A -
a., -. -. l-ss. - s-yh,~s days. ia 81. ss'',f.
Ts.sssA 49, s-o ~ sass' shasss. "a iSsasH fiis.'
wls. p,.ss'r, Bss. ~,a..s ~ lsss, ~ not frs,i
~, sssss.
ahs ~hss IsssSsr W ace down. . hs'' 'ssass ''e''
staes
I, Fesfag ttist q lsYt ioas pss', ~ uf swh p'ed
Arcade.
III, tissa f,an ssnhsos'. wtssa hssr. a tssf ~a
eisa 81 even,
- h.s Who .lss, ,bs .isss % a,sih. ~ioss home i
new 10 ii.ssth-
o ,,s.l fsi, 0 .a.rs deere oGnss, r's tssk d,
uasti
Mss 60. ss ys,Rt. io,.a 10 NE. lie ~saiasriss
barb a. sssa
Bal huh. .siH .aarsl. ~ esngasisi. and 10, ny
Aaar~unafs tease
'I-s. q q Who tss. aud tod fnsr u.s.--sh. Tssts
--iss fssi. in peace.
I've ,hsrs fstss yet usaaaiA pledges u love % me,
Asa % fathers fnds.' ssh, t'ss deaf, lVred ons'
- sef
~ sla. iioH ssauy IA n, lra.., sna ri', each one
sii.l
TsassA uassa cill.,. ~h.s srpssi ,e.,sus b, the
tisA
be. shAs n, f,asoa Is' remains, any daily prayer
sAaA BE-.
God sads the Youifal sogsfsrs. Ger ihi' ls'' chang
tut
.ns nosrh hit bah ss r,rap.,, ,os,. and sssp sur.
Ers re,
soss esAsa,aA hand b. p.ar 10 ave snl poiH' them
b. ths slis.
Aasih.' s,ii remain, 1, ar ~hoss .farii makes m.
glad
Wa ss..ls. ~hns san ,sstffal. and rho .rs' who's
am ID.
os sAs wsss bal via Hs hsrs, her sorta then
st,sia pass,
Ana ~hrs % fr,afn staiH-my isss III no' de
eais
wAss E.snas ,Aow, hsr vssg.r shades, my thourh's
SHAH wARssf VIDE,
And asas shall ,hsrs greater pan lhAn NJ, own ios'
iar bs,es.
VIII. ,aia,sh issss. ~ target, sth ugh wan
de- isf,
Ny love shall be true ,htsa, ss the ione masae
star,
Asa nIsfsni',sd D. fstaIA anto my asuvs land.
Thsi., Ia usHsg.1ins rsiaan4s ioys, ven clasp ih'
ssispHs hsse.
Nst. What ~n. IN n0i rsp,n., tempt sose
ffisH Cd.
Bat 49, p.sml i've l. "a. val md lunshiy bs,' III
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

I isf snt esis sre rernr5sd ~ si'scs fasu,s'
=, ,hass ~aars ess.asar sssus largely NJ
.ssass as1ss gariioss pcas. brass suS elo'
80. A., nsa, yssfns rgisigrs ass i-is'i'.
A., rsssh f.ls,as ihsss dif.rui classes
.,aeaid ,, aie,rsbrisl ~ a. 10 preserve ne
Ingredients u ihs ssii. u ~s usy sts the
,.s.a, 70 cqaa.triaTa To preserve. slse
riosu s,ase n isna. sq~od md iard crops
.isoo.s ~ alisrns,s rnh each o;acf.
3. s system CONFUSING proper irxcf.
nasiSre 4 iiiirgc sni grew crops ard rtis'
iug 8lanes1c Al.ilnais, should be carefully
made CD, sp3 sdcIsea. Grain crops ofen
aGord tho higiprs ima,edis,s putii. but do
uerie ssaaai, scrrc the Indispensable Pur-
poee q ssggiyins manure honce, N ss,i-
fssnng The p,ua, q missing and fa,isning
sst'i., sheep sn1 svtnc. the very irrcrisHi
means thry ser1e ~ Providing Psbulum fof
,dlsxe crops, should BE- carefully taken in
10 aooosia. ihine ioo oAen thrown euiiTe-
ly GA, u ihr qsestion.
We BREEZY nlesaion ihesc diifcrcn, points
~ soeeessfal lanning. no; ssauy,hing nav,
bot fcs the PorPose a scaling the slicn-
ton VI fsuncfs. vha. ~ CAREFUL obscryaiion
AMI accurate records can strange the de-
tails q sdjusiing their o~n operations, bet
'cf than BY any particular rales We could
lay down for their guidancc.--lCountry
G,nllcman.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16
AGRICULTURAL.
a.N,cnMnNr AVID rooxony.

Il is sasice, worthy Of inquiry, why
some farmers with only moderate means,
and With the growth Of no extraordinary
efopa make handsome yearly profits, while
Others ~iih equal OF superior means, and
of,rn perhaps with larger products IA GER
tam cases. accomplish little or nothing As
an aggregate gain. The answer TO this
probleta will doubtless be afforded BY the
supons management IN the arrangement
4 tis complex machinery, Ia conducting
the mui,,fhnous sosl1ofihe farm. We be-
lirse that birds eye vsrw Il an entire
wears operation, you'd often greatly assist
lhc iaruer ia improving his farm arrange
,seu,s, ard perhaps a few very brief sng-
gvsiipns lazy, al The present season Of the
GEAR. aGofd s@Bs valuable assistance in ae-
roiaplisians this Paposc.
The hfsi crest cblcc, IN all farming. Is,
eitouse. 10 obtain infln = given quantity
II land. the largest product with the least
outlay az consumption u capital To &C.
cure lh,, result. the following points should
- silen8ed "a.
l. The land must be IN such condition
az 10 Ad,a,, of working aiAll times, or near.
D, 50 ~ hist men ard ,-am- may no, be
standing IDLE, IN waiting fcr The land 10 &C.
qaire q sni'abls degree q drynrss. Hence,
4 nsigrsliy vet Il mss BE- well under.
drained
he condition shoald be such A. 10 aa-
mi 4 the sppl.eatien - iaanurc 10 good
sasAfs'sgc, BY thorough iuisrmisiure and
rhersise--asA 20 10 render assles. hy
seine suFelersd with water ~ water-soak.
Cd earth.
4 4 tigh degree q fertility should he
sasidssrea--ss the sssar lahef In tia, case
iii yieia larger ressli.
4 A thorsugh eradication a weeds ana
tAe.' seeds. slli save nash snbs,snen, ia.
30 70 eoaienaing sssinsi sl.ss.,. a. -.li as
ave asesh = the fertility u the ,oil ffo,a
~Hsis "a shsis ssolcss rro~th.
5. 4 saving ~ . n siryisls " manure
ussssd bs esrcfaliy sstenas1 10, "A oas.Aalf
81 lesss oftls sol,a snA asoid PORTIONS arc
asa'lss ~Asied By aogiee, 10 pso,ids al.
scfbehts - frsessaifs
g Selseiinr orsl,s. srd sslucsins a pup
- praPef,leH - rssh !. u il,e hagas.i con.
~oqasnee. TIE ulsrt,i ,slu- 4 one crap
fass be h,ehrf thsn ihss q Hno,hes. boi n
auss hNd ~ ne strength = he sol. O.
costs asneh lahes 90 Il The laboi be ro1uir.
~ 1s tims shes ther- are other imRos.
ah 4raNs upch y, silh ofor ,lboaid M,
b oNea re0ard
Fe--fihinr sAaciJ BE- asse a. ch4s,.,
a, passatln, g. -i.,eh l,a'y.ese e,oa. .bould
b s~tHge4 - a q ei,irbs,s the lhor
''gaAily iAfeagt ~ yosT. IAa, nen ana
Texans H,y nd b. NJ ~ OR peraol. sr1
hardly d'lfvn ~ snasbsf, % n other ~ora,.
is'i ia much baslbsss snsg "a 81 iisnes
eco aa'iaAs. a. h thsFcagh ooaaplstiaa N
ssss"n- \ tFeeseaiir harpcns ,hai ~ ar
h'eief esi~een fsuS, and Ma drg-rnlls On
ais sien-.
: Ngiang - faass isup,stsrr thun the
e's'isaiian - cfals ia t,ssiisn. as tiry
e.hsasi 'ss ~si Aaefrisiy. q .hu, On.
'as1s ifea A. isnd, snssi.ss leave. hence
M rreF'sf F'n0ss II fsrm products. ,As
T'ors l'ssf.gli, ,hs bsiss,os s5l be m.sn.
i.-aae u Is 49, Fs' essss..'s. sAasi. bs..
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16
In proba,,.-cha..K. wnila.n.' E.ta,e.

STATE o. VERMONT, Rh II fonetubefed
Probate Ceuft the said distract II Hut
and, held utand and to ssid asinct. tho Sjtb
day 81 March, A. ID .is5J,--rTcsuHi, Iisn. uARvIS
Bpsror, Judgs
Wh.fea.. Laey t.. Williams, administrator IT the
estate u Charles X. Williams, late Il Rutland IN said
daitc, deceased hiestic has TITS day presented 10
TIE 4aid Pfbaie Conri isitin, In writing. tlcfcia
satiing forth that the said deceased diss soi1ed ui
certain h situsted Ia The east villa at ssd Rutland,
now occupied by JnhR Z. knights, bounded west by
the highway, north by johh d. Page, east By Row II
las Aiken, and south By the Iongtg atinai church
iot that the saii deceased 10 his hiouo entered into
Acnifart, bibdns in equity. 10 deed said Oi, with
the baiidurs sud sppaftenahcr, thereof g. Tgcietck
\. rfstt u said Rutland and therefore requcsting
sad cur TO glsni her iieeHso 10 e said premises
eording - ssid contract.
Therefore II !, ordered BY said Probate Court
that Tie hesrng and decision Of said petition BE-,
and slo arc, hereby referred special
siun 81 said cour g. be holden al the uhoe u the Reg
stef VI SAID cour IN Rutland ia s3id district, on the
Sd ibuf-day benr the 2lst day Of AHil A. u, 1885
and that notcg ticreuf bee given BY Publishing Ger e
bed copy II Tie rccrd Of this order three weeks 81
e.ssivey previously Thereto la the Rutland Cuun
Herald, uewspapor printed at said Rutland, n oid I
that alt petsbus Interested therein, being thereby dul
notified thereof, may thon aud thew appeal before
court and object 70 the granting Of said iiouso they
see cansc
a true copy u rec lrd. HENRY HALL,
i1-A Register,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

STATE or VERMONT, Deitremembcrcd, that
Dsstysci gf Raiiead, Is. ID at special session
Of the Probate Count held at hatand, In and ir aid
distinct, on tho 18th day Of March, A. u. 1854, Pres.
cnt liou. Harvc, button, Judge
Whereas, Samuel II. Kellogg, Guardian II John q.
Adams, non oopDs person OF Piitsford IN said dis
srioi, has hi, day presented To the said Probate Court
petit'n IN writing, therein setting forih that his
said ward Is seized Of equal undivided third part
VI ilrn III abunt 100 aofus Of land situated IN Pitts
tofd formerly owned by Thomas Adams, dcceas.d
that Il would be conducive to The interest of his said
ward u sell his iDtcrei Ia said pfoi-es and ia. the
asaiis Thereof at iatcfe-i, Otherwise the
same aud therefore requesting said court TO grant
HIN lieenso 10 ss said wards real estate aorcsaid
Tbcrcofc II u ordefed by sal Probate Coun that the
bearing aud decision uf 'aid petition be. aud the
are, hctety referred e. stated session OF said court t.
DO held ~ the office Of the Register II said court IN
Rutland IN said dsIrict, the 80 Thursday being the
2st day oi April, a. d. 1854, and that notice thereof
bc given BY Publishing orrhed copy VI the record ui
This order three weeks ssvely previous thrrotl
IN the Rutland County Herald, newspaper published
AT sad Rutland, order that all pefsuns Interested
therein, being ihcrby duly modified thereof may then
and there appear sioTc said court and object 10 the
granting oi said irsnse II they zee cause.
true cop Of record HENRY HALL,
ij-W Register
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

Daring the great drought in the summer
% lsi7. az 40 remember right) an expert
nien' with salt and ashes was made on corn
by Res. II. Guernsey, in the town Of Thei-
ford. with mos, surprising results. Every.
body will remember the season, for no, on
" corn, bat pastures, and every green
thing was almost literally burned up with
the dfoagh. Corn in particular, suffered
terribly. On the parsonage in the shove
named town, Mr. G.. hid piece Of corn, on
sandy Or gr1vclly land. which looked as un-
paomisingiy rs any other in the neishbor-
hood. live remember nightly, about han.
h'liing iilse, be took ashes and salt "a suit.
able proportions, and nossioned 50 az 10
make a sln q dough q the compound. and
formed slags some three Or four inches IN
iength By sn inch IN diameter. Then. with
shapcBed stuck 10 make a bole in the
gFcand he faaeoa one Of these slugs in ey-
sfy hall. a. close under the roofs Of the corn
A. possible. The effect was astonishing.
The corn immediately REVIVED. pu, of IT,
yelloS, sickly hoo, uncnsJed it, sun-parch-
I'd ieaves- and yielded IN the fall a heavy
harvest, entirely in advance of any other
oorn eruPia the section. These facts we're
nafaied 10 rs At the time By Mr. g., and
~ hlse stated them AZ near a. We can re-
n'e1s'sef,--l Springfield Telegraph.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

- Alt 90 htAhoNT, ID % frinsaieIsa, ihsi
hA-if'a y hstaas, e.. ID a. sJxsial .c.sii q
- nc ~ tais tssiu &C. tna .sid asinrs 81 Rutland
neia ~ hnhani, a. and 90 Esd ti4trei, On TIC I'D
h7fur, iuss.
Nhrfeat, rffaiu iusfnm-ni ~ n ritiHs dstsd
ths ga esf q N,trsihff, A A. is.1 5arariise 10
= lAs ta'i "iil sad icrisust a ~ IS lisa MATTHEW va
air = -harr ii1 in szid diifri affcased Ia hssn
lht aaF nrt1ufi q ihs rsIa g. hate c0an. "a osi.r
hsi ~ salDs u.sy b. daiy if.lie1 sna ,Ilgued h,
$40 Nslfi - fail ltst Hi anf ;estaineni
iAtisift, q is nfdffrd - slia e. uf thai the fsr
hais sfa sits anrr &C ssia asirlulsnt a. .ad la.t
OF sno nsiiieti - tua ~ rainf rffi, q, irfsd
hse4 rfttH'n ~ stid cen, q b. hold Al tLs
"hlfe q uif ktFrfff q safd rtsan in nufl.uf al satA
e,sHsi - 80 ara asnaaf, bang fhs ad o., n
A4if = u -, sna ihat nliitf thtfi b. RIsra b
r'tishiAf eruitra sslH "a Ne fuo,rl "a tht. 81
go thfef Ntrkf s1trrssfriY, lf,shus o.. ftia 10
-" hniiAne ss'ahiI hcrsiG nrtispspeF fuhli.hrd u
80 h4ilssa ~ sadrf ttai ~ r-al, inisfrss iist
~ n-i's thfft aHl iftihrd ihefstf 49,, tlsn snd
usif si7ssf - o. aatd iseu, and t.stissi aid pf
$40 an4 an - snfs, hthff sfs fsafs.
~ -, VI fssssd HEARY EAII.
Er.iiaf
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

IIU HINduWHYf NOV fNTks
Refer TO cour,landt Palmer, Esq, IN Broadway,
New York Hon Alvin bronson, o.wego, N. ". /;
Gov. Wood, OHIO Ex-Governor Ford, Ohio Hon H.
w. Thomson Iowa Hon. d. 4. Noble, Mich. Hon.
J. Il. Williams, Mich. HIN. Robert smith, m. Hon.
J. Il. Underwood, ny. Hon. 4. C. Dodge, low Hon.
J. u. Doty, Wisconsin.
ity- For further information inquire of L. BARNEY,
Agent iur Rutland and Remington Counties.
Tiff
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

STATE or VERMONT, jDEit remembered that
Dsstrscfg favsaueH, -. ID alta Probate Couri,
held ~ La.ileion ia and Tot the District o fathavcn,
Warner, Jndgni
An in-tunicnti Purporiins 10 be the last viii aId
tc'tamont ut Adm kundrck, late Of POultnqy Ia said
district, deeeased, being presented tho r"uri here
~ Albert kcndrck, aud J. JosR the cicoui.r- there
IN nainsdhr Probate u is ordered by said count that
All prfsuhs concerned therein be n.nci appear at
sc.-ih OF said court o. tie held Ca.etan alufraid
on the Rsth day Il Apn, next, and show caiise,
y any iiicy may have, agains, The pr bate OF said will
lot which pufsse y further ordered that the cop,tf
tue r.e1td 4 ths order be pgbshnd three wrek- sue
crs-iNrp "a tie Rutland County Herald, newspaper
pfhicd at kniiand 20 Ibis state, all which puhiica-
h"is rlial ie previous O. The said time appointed ior
said beating. 4 true copy Of record.
1851 ALMON WARNER, Judge.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16
1888 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1883
Western Vermont Railroa d,

INROM RUTLAND TO BENNINGTON, in con-
l ncctnn with Rutland & burlington, Tiny s Bos-
ti, aud Hudson River Railroads forming the only
Express and Through Mail Line nun Montreal, Og.
dop-bnrgb, gousris Point, nnrlngton, and riatts-
bufgh, tn Thy, Albany. New York, and the Wost.
Nc change Of Cars OF Baggage between Rutland
and Troy.
This is the only Route by which Passengers from
Oedensburgh and Montreal can 60 through 90 Troy
the same day. Passengers leaving Montreal at ~ NJ
wiz rach Troy the saiuc evening, and New York
by afternoon train roach Iroy nest day al 225, and
AcM Anrk III q L. Al
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16
TOWN or BROMLEY. .,,., PERU

WihkLAS, Application han been made TO me, the
w subrefhet, justice II tho piece in and lot the
t'uniy VI bennington, IA The Stale II Vermont, BY
more ihan ono siAeeiih pan 81 The pnprctors ul the
.hee Oce sitefei u feTu) IA said County OF ennhg-
en, To can Pfvpnelofs meeting fr tie puflc-c u
seelng whrthof the SAID pfu,rciors would astrc 10
make hirhef and 9Th disi-nn and allotment Ut all
tie undivided lands la said hwn Now this u 10 H.
~ and warn all the fvTpielurs II the lands ia said
iwn-hip u meet az The dwelling house OF Leonard
tlswari IN SAID town II f-ru ON the 18Th DAY az
MAY neat at i0"ei"ck A. H. fr the purnl aid
a'd u d. any Dtbcr business thought proper at said
meeting cont rnably 70 the several statutes IN such
case made and r,Nijrd.
''i'eA andrf NY hand OF Dorset, this 3lst day II
Mach, A. ~ ls5A WELCOME ALLEN,
1871 Justice af The Peace,
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A toMNIssIONEHs' NOTICING the suh
- -fntffii isins afpsntra ty the n.n rn,bate
.aii iif ihr fisifiri - fafayen eon,iuiss,sF. l. 10
eess examine, aid adjust al risils and demands "a
~ f%t~ss -Eauri fbu osiatr " Jhh krliss lAis AZ
teH-sn, " ssid dhtnei, dnersfsd, and - iioltts
h.u iite Hh dls u friaap 4. u. iss3. being
sii"e Cd D. sslA efsfl iN gst purpose, DE- thsffir
brftt9 siit aeff thai Ne via aiirad die harit,,s
q oai ssia Hps ilineat she srcf II L. a. krlh rr
~ rfid heH@' "a iht hfsi Nindsss az June and A..
rh'i neat isaaa Ils oeiaok 4 81 uhid i1rss odd
T. n, "a saia dag
baira trusiih, Msfch 2gih, lEsl
kurI-iff D. kiAs,
WILLIAM CoNFE, \ Csaz.s,.s.e,,
DANIEL. n. HAEEEh)
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tn en'nrn,ly Iue thai wherever you
ii'd a 'ar''acT' Or farmers ~ifc. who l. in.
iofos'ed IN the setenee a. agriculture, fond
y agricultural kSo~iedge. yea end love
q ~ hcai'hfsl and iHsigorating pursuits.
\ ino-iedEe II the moral and pay seal "A A..
saniAges u The vocation, sddcd 10 knoSl.
edge Of the hvs which govern prodacuon
And ffosiA, sEd rnsane successful re.al,s
TO the lNeos sDd money expended IN the
eu''i'siaon q The field, ,rnas 10 content
uscn' afa preference Of the farmers hfe.
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MEssENGERs pass To aud from all places ON the
WI routes of Fiicburg, Worcester and Nashua Ncr-
m"ni and Mass, Cheshire, sullivan, aud Rutland a.
Burlington Railroads. Connections with other CON,
panies are 50 arranged that all express matter be-
forwarded without delay, 10 any part Of the United
states, canadas, Provinces, or Europe. We assume
no responsibility beyond the terminus Of r,tos.
bundles, Bank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise gen.
orally, forwarded with dispatch. Notes, Drafts, Hills
&C., collected, paid, or negotiated. Stocks, Produce
and Merchandise bought sold, and all kinds of ex.
press business promptly attended to-
III sending money or parcels Of considerable value
the amount must bo stated outherwise we arc moi re-
sponsble in cases of loss, beyond the sum of ny dol
lars on any one parcel.
Al packages shoud be made as compact possible.
and no PACKAGE will be received unless in good order
and distinctly marked. All express business should be
accompanied with written orders unsealcd, and per
sOnaliy signed.
Letters cannot be taken; il being prohibited by The
Post-Olicc Department.
All packages should be marked "Fisk & Ricc's Ex
press"
Principal Office Railroad Exchange, Boston.
FISK a RICE, Proyrictors.
lott w. =. JOHNSON. .7gesf. Rutland
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.i ,,iS, i,s excellent and KIND influence upon
the female constitutions is founded upon the truths of
medical science, and confirmed by The experience Of
thousands of ladies who have taken this CahoIicoB
casos and arrangements commonly called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
A,,or, ,loso ,,o pr,,,n.,s mr.; n, palm, ~ tho
W, a'hrn;o ta,aapns,i,, ,.s Ii,cer,,,,, az ,be
Wo"'h Lia.,. ~ ,,',n,a ""o rio,do. T,n"p
.ib's y, Whi,as ,'hinr"";.. psi,,,l ,nnnrcs.,d md
i,, a,isr uans,r,.,;r d. ,,;,b I'll ,in,r .crn,a,a
"a .'s,, an ~ .spJl ~, a,h iaasan,I,
an,S M e s eomp s" W.
~ u 'o,'', ny ~ III ~ M
H. n.,,i M ra a., :, 49,, ."s ' oo
osaai M; AZ s'n ~, ~ r ,h
@ 49, ,,V ~, VIC van. ~, y, no
LII 10y ~, u'o te',e'1' od r.
30 .'"'', :" ~ p'vios's"", n"'.ne "''. "