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Hats and Caps

HEt EINFU LNHDE MD sFIEN
kind Ead quality.
Cap, II al Kinds ,~ilt fiash u al sal,s. Cttl,
apr ni dinrfrnt siyie- Outer, And afirf all
NhH "a q" ~ .faa cheap lOHN COOK
F-h Nn Danisls' BhzE, Rutiand.
- NRgEI-r -oN q 60, aa,f f,f al. sab n.
! baha hlinas Irrnrb. German ahd Afer,ran f.ia...
faini. ana Oh Naiis ifpn rts-i rsiti Cfsrsries
ft-f itsh ttydfsHisf tsnsnt Lad Pip. and
ing faanufartuffs A. A. 49,
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Groceries ,
c. BURT d. SON.

tNDfAins ROOTS ASB sHofl ssns,iff,
1917 ~ hiegs, Cane Pine, Pine ffrnsh a.
h9s's, f"ush's, asd Cask Bs.as AeH snd Boz No.
gAh rhse-i laTss sisk u Women. hsst kig seo
horncen Hsfsss, Pine G1aib FaIsd Caitsfs fisud
nd ahd NAit'sF rius., London Ties Ai-sss sfe
thiidfrn's hhsrs Il ssfr.s,s kisds. The ~at s's
e'sil SO uptf ar sales HHas ~ sAslsfH 49, 80
sansAtsd- We have a.. Is,,, fus.d fssts 80 tbiss
:" s,sbh any hing -Dld, i-rih IN pflss and qaahf
VI Ishs hsse's, Nsmsn's, AID - ldfrrt -
80 os.f shoes ~ tise lat male Ais.l 51 l.i,s hss
lAhed Leather Over shaas All II sh,sh u 10 80
fts ready pays ~ iiis 49, ct hFafe
Fuiianf, tanuau Z fssg
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GLORIOUS NEWS
The naost iua portana hi.eoysry n,

1000 'l- HUG At ,.x,o. o,,,...
No. ~ lell
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IDnn a. ga Was fI1sl. tsa a. -
~Pf fasas MI - gziaas o-sss 30 80
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InNE FLANOniNG ENTuACTs.-Ei
Tract 81 lHn1n, Vanilla, N.ctsrine, H,se, Hut
Almond aud Cinnamon prepared from fruit. Of she
pct g"ai3 oi na'onnr Iu-iafd., Pies, BlAne Nshs.
re creams, Jeiie., sauce, Ae put up 10 the nestsr
~, l-, and ff sale by 4, BifUr 4 sOs
Jan. N $500
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26

Dup yAlEs INDIs EuBsfRr, ss.si.sy
Rutland, Nos. -. Isaa.
- AWAY READY HRIiHf-A NV .sFsi
~ Jisi f'fsises snd 81 sAis b ihs AsrBs,
- 4 bER1 tnA
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Notice.

4 - 1919. sss.sF aesaas,. IA y. pa. o.. a..
7 ~ y - rAkSITT : tos,
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II ~fRoNEB--1wehi, i've cent. will buy a bot
uo ~ iirs celebrated rheciuh External Remedy, and
~ ono should he wiihuut H. Ior rheumatism, Bru-
SEE, swclings. SPr,ins, Cfamp. sgifThcoo weakness
10 the Neck 90 jinis, 80.
ron ONE CLASS OF DISEASES ONLY.
This ts recommended a reiiible Eminent aud no
huubug \ large nnmheT will ic.tif, ia lvH af IT.
beneficial effects. No rsudfar- nrres.ary a. the al
ucio wili sleak tuf itselt BARRETT a SON
Wholesale Agents, Rutland. VI
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26

y aud camp,cne issips, Wirks, Chimney, CIR,,
sc., &C., iuf sale b, q POSTER
RntlaBd, Nov. 10, IsJ2 On
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THICK pppTS---c. Hun son have lust rses,
ed splendid stock Of ruRa Is, ats aud hne toan.
hhe b.ts, which they selling Al pnc.,iu,t t.l
aud zee how how. The boots are wsfrani.d
Rutland, Oct. ~
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DADWAs's READY RELIEF KENEufR.
IL trfsf'ed fttelhl and fuf sais b.
hof- a., SPENCER
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NEW STORE
And New GOOda.


NACHlNEuY.---Thes uhscnbef has taken N,
aI shop hitherto carrird on IN rbneriiuD " ith u,
Rutland Foundry, and having furnished u with r,od
assortment oi to"ls, including larg. Planet 10 pc
pared Ia execute orders 6r MiIi ir.H,sa or oih,t
Machinery, IN wofkinanliks manner, at nasonAs,
charges.
RrrL.Sp, Jan. ,, 1858. l.. CIIabY
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
TIME poprietora OF these SPTingt pIepae ed
i ceive accommodate visiters This delightful Wa.
erng is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock be-
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains. The new
iudiDg hundred feet in lengh) commenced last
BoNRDERS; and number Of Cottages, ,or the OF
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, DLuE aud BLACK
SULPHUR CNALTGEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE all having
fountains within ciTCumeI thirty yaIdS!
tile work Natures own labratoy. They send iOrth
gu @ hey To & S
the ground gradually rising TO the south and east until
which is presented the eye OF the behoder
most enchanting landscape views the country To the
spr up al distances Of from Is to 100 yards and from
% TO 100 above the level bottom in front and to the
northwest the Springs Many of these elevations
be approached the east by gentle ascent
The Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery itsjut.
ranoTama which, FOR bold outline and pleasing variety is
% ~ seenery nj esented 10 vrs rom the sSmms OF
the ard Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
and and Shenandoah Valleys, must be to be
In addition to the Springs proper there number
celebrated Mountain Spring, $50 yards distan 3 The
Gold Spring short distance from this 3 Immediately
To the south the Springs about tn, quarters OF
mile gushing the SpTnS s .ssDv 6Ss1SS G51
beautiful group OF willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Vsite Coming from the North East can enter the
picturesque valley through the formed by
lie proxinityo he mountains about twelve miles the
nor th cast ONT Springs The rugged grandeur this
natural defle the locks towering the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with we and admiration.
On arriving at the Springs the invalid has at with
busy world and may IeeupeIate his exhausted
STOuni him. and paTtRking the rich vands that are daily
prepared for the nouIishnsent OF his frail body
We will state the benefit OF those who may be
aware Of the fact that large farm attached
The Springs persons havo their horses
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
10 the different departments OF the house; and everything
be done that contribute to the COMFORT of the
Persons visiting the Springs from the North,
Baltimore the morning. and arrive here the
ing by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
nom the South viii leave Stanton in the morning arrive
At Woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs to tea
For the OF those who may wish to partie-
nate in such exercises, Ten Pin Alley has been
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing
has been erected for the accommodation OF vsiters
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CONSUMPTION Durable!

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sanderson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF Ma1or
CicncTa Sandcrson Ocerin the OF 1879, cured VI
Consumption By the of "Wisars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" ,,-,s.,,u 90 ~, q. 1880
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the use OF
.sDr Wisars BaSam OF Wild Cherry will state the
syytoms or my case that others similarly afflicted may BIO
Induced try this Invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty bcathingi had the hectic fever with violent
and frequent cold chs with severe pain IN
my brCas accompanied by very bad cough; was
very hts and had great night sVeats PersPt
ring say least two gallons night, wetting the
bed completely through had not been able to work for
scars. hut / much emaciated and almost helpless
when commenced using Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry
have used in all 10 bottles land am free from those
complaints, for my health is good.
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Basam 1916 health is good not Ia
require any medicines But should have return
nv symptoms should WiStars Balssm OF Wild
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or Price 81 per bOttle-SiX bottles for So
Sold qy J. D. PARh, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut
on Walnut stcet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subscribers pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and ia
VOrably known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL,
Third and'Chesnut streets
They have house thoroughly repaired and
modern improvements introduced, and furnished in style
elegance which will at render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
This decidedly the best located house in the city being
immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines Ommbuses leave for every part city every
few minutes, their head quarters being within squire
OF this House.
Inc suosCIIoeis arc 70 sp3ie ~ pains "
traveller.
James E. Norris, who Is well known to many ofthe bus
mess visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
James J. Duncan Co., and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia HOTEL ST. Louis, will have control OF the manage
of the House, assisted by polite and competent
-
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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.

The Campaign o1z1o SSoIS- '
IAN INTENaE8KI NTEB EST TING BOOK.
na51 EIVoL. 12Mo.,i$b26. S@Itlf
AEooRE 6eAEIDERsoN, have iustreaay IN a SSoaer,
NI mo %s y SSli9SaPA1eN OF GENERAL SCOTT. J.
y ne vain with Map ths Hattie Grounds
- Lieut.. S. is Of sterling sense; - fan
"a Impartial account OF all he saw-ke"aaH IN Las !" o.
i,ied and extended sketch OF the last Mexican Cam
res Tho author is attached 70 Inc ,o1ie
Written and vigorous style anu y ohG9t
liter having commenced its Perusa TO lay oslue'-H0
One Of the most gallant oicctsfn the Novy--
whole volume us a work ornteIlect ts worthy OF gu
raro tntne department to which It beIonss-LoHtt liz
''' ut rs no small that
never read history evidently SO fairly wrtten- lie
"a volume full ofinatructon and interest He w ties
with lowing pen, in vigorous style, eaTiehng hisna
NV, NV ssf se,Ufs kre
work which has given such Wy vivid in
Of {; en-. Scott's Campaigu-SoatheTa PTess - ,-
Has given to the public worS-ch0rs'-
We find in this hook, the most nfe.like description
men and thmgsof Scenery and SocietyoI marches and
battles and victories, that have ever reaa-daSonte
3euieIc r-s........, -;..5 Ks -gr=1 -T lE-r ..-.
IiSmphs rom Vera Cruz to tho City Mexico, Sc
rics Of absolutely the annals Of
His original Descriptions drawn with great felicity
are extremely vivid, produce deep onthe
He critcises the military operation In de
cided partisan spirit but with evident abihtyH y Fri
bum. :, -, Z, ~. ,..- $50, ....,
Philadelphia PTes6yteriG1 .S..lfl .
In reading ofthe authors descriptions Of assaults
ami siorms one can hardly at the fascination
ENTHUSIASM productive OF the almost incredible military
SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War
Princeton Re1fe1. .t -asr.
The book than its statistics and facts,
sketches give the reader as clear account of the
as can ba found any where, superior in interest
If not In value to Major Rpley's History. y. Epzn
Paws warm tribute the many admirable qualities Of
that eminent commander, Gen seott-ha?e's 1osasfHe
A0rNrs wanted to circulate this work In an parts OF
the United States, with whom liberal arrangements win
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Dress upon receiving their pape containing the adver
| tisoment. MOORE q ANDERSON Publishers,
| aug 2I-tE %. West Fourth street. Cincinnati. o.
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THE above Institution is now open for the reception OF
patients. is located about five miles nom the city,
ton CHeinnst and DAYTON Rsosd in the lear and at
the distance from the Miami Canal IN the mont rem
*, q 4" those "e''FOu' " enjoying tho
To the lover nature parts OF the country
before the traveller all the way from Cincinnati TO the
Cure There and art combine, rendering the view
The large and beautiful Edifce displays the taste
OF the al glance The neaness and elegance OF the
interior 5mbined with the attractions which
present themselves to the invalid, cannot fail to render
We the Rooms spacious inviting, where invalid
can range at pleasure atmospheric Influences
and neatly furnished; Bath Rooms ample
modous, being for the application Of water in
every In connection with the Institution there is
Gymnasium Hail. seventy hvr 'cct long where patients
win an beo Ress TSe sSpss eS mar
nsh the water this establishment, clear pure,
4b 1 bo o 5 The nnty ' sn
peighbohood remarkable for healthlness purity OF
air. and variety OF Althings combined
not think OF desirable place, for those seeking
Dr. PEIsr having had experience in the treatment
OF disease for many years. begs leave to inform the public
those Committed to his Mrs PEAsE, who has, for
several veal devoted her attention to the treatment OF
SoT so po1ant station viii take special charge the
female department Prolaysus Ute with its train OF
ailments OF female beauty, health and happiness
which prostTatins the energies and destroying the
funess OF large portion OF the fair SEX win be treatedin
supporters OF any kind To this subject we would invite
the attention OF ladies' as all cases we shall expect
Persons Visiting the by way the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad viii stop at the Carthage
station Patients requested to bring two comfOra-
bles two blankets two sheets, six towels and
Quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandages.
TEHSsNThe terms for Hoard Medical Services and all
ordinary attendance will be ten dollars per week. payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject patient TO
extracharge Some deduction will be made TO those who
find necessary spend length OF time in the Insu-
ton Transient persons will be charged two dollars per
From three to dollars will charged for the first
examination.
For further particulars address
D. A.PEASE, N. D.
Proprietor and Physician
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MISC.EL LANEOLTS. q
TWuERLINCs FRmALE sEmENARX.

WHEELING FEMALE SEMRNARG'
fIlHE regular time for the commencement ofthc Fall
i:EEer Each Session continues Ue calendar months
The teachers present connected with tho Seminary,
Rev eS by 3. ". ToLFoRD, b. D., Principal.
$ $:: $f5S5s$ $SsBss
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, Asstitant Primary Depart.
prof JOHN wINKLB, Music and German.
NJ LIZ Ds MASsl4 49,; ET Ss;. and DrHnf"s
MISS orr viii not take active duty tho coming session.
IN account PTOvdential detention at h0n9, hut viii
Miss Bliss has been for several years conncessl win
'cnunary Philadelphia She not only gives il struc
IsO an experienced Teacher Music and French, Pupils
i; Muslc receive lessons they may prefer either
The Natural Sciences viii DO taught by tho regular
Teachers and arrangements made for courses OF Lectures
NoTe tho classes by some experienced LectuTCr and TX
We would again direct the attention ofparents to tht
,pupiI, will at once know the amount OF Tuition Where
e majority studies of pupil are In any particular
lass, that Is tho pupils grade.
Hoard and Tuition, with rent, Bedding, Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages If DESIRED per session
flashing for Boarders, per doz, go
ilAY s-Tuton-Plimary Junior Gradeper
session. :, GA. go 600
a. Seminary proper, Junior Glass;
per session, II W
e NEEDLE class, 400
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
No cTTG charges, erccpo the Jotfol1idg branches:
lnS:c eT session JTve months, with OF instrument
for lessons, 1900
ite ofinstrunent for daily practice, 200
ilDd Il Languages, Painting drawing, 1000
EEnV:Jory, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
IEGr 600
Vuca NIusic, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
WIcr Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina.
il sequence OF the extra trouble the same charg
cI rs II the Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
Pupils charged the time OF entrance to the close
session, and deduction made except for sickness.
With reference to the management of the school,, we
only osAy that have here Government and Lao,
administered kindly inlecd, but still government and
law. which all concerned respect and obey. Our
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under the
cnte OF Female 1eeShers hgh anu Jay inns
sg'fcm We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
Gil our views.
AS the progress our pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend examinations &c.
will point them 10 the members OF higher classes
sayHie st nostrG noHuHents-hcrc pledges.
Wheeling, Aug 81.
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

THIS oils the result Oftwenty yeara
French Phyaician. and Is now extensively used in
france both for the purpose ofkseptng the hair glossy and
restoringit In bald places.
This Oil Is particularly recommended as II viii render
The Hair so glossy, and Piable besides mangt about
two shades darker.
Prepared only by DR.. Fontanp Pans Poets bottle.
ForHNle by J.B.VoWELL, 81 UnoRst.T: