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Fire Insurance Companies.
MEsTEHN MASS. ms en-

cAritsL stocS slOO,0o0.
rI'iIH Company has complied with the provisions Of
j an act relating to insurance against M. hy Tor
eiHp coIHpahies--apPru,ad November r. ls5s.- ard
VII insure real and Personsl property, aud building.
~ process OF construction, nfHiB favorable terms,
- fLAHp AsD ADDISON hurusL tIsE Irs. co.
Rutland, March 9s IeSa Iy
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Cabinet Furniture and Chair

Cabinet Furniture and Chair
W RE 10 L Sc,
Nsrians's HH.I4.ss. t.aa ~ y zasis atfssi
Ngn~i8s 90 arts e moss offering iafrr snd rsn
vi sfaI asssiftIasnt ~ -ss Nentfi, tsfd, touut,h
and ittehsiau uiuHg Ianics, MAtnrahf, Nisft
Attest. Cane seat ard r1tpurn thsifa, bureaus
hsIsisaas Hat rtsnds, thsfntrf sris, A.. alsu
hsu palm lrsf and husk Naiffssscs, rpruF h'ds,
H. ANS eAssss Ciosks, friufs tisaues, NVrk huies,
purshis bests.
Rsaav .Rs4s CaAas y 81 si1-f and drssuriiens.-
Naherauy tufaus furnished tn uflrt short nutlCs.
nssisg puu itasra New and Rich r1uds li''m M
bot manufacturer. a. tash tcr- De- would invite uie
hiiqntHn Of 100 pahf e. tc inspection q The sate.
Ruflsnd Teh 49, ls1a1 ~
COAL. COAL. COAL.
fI'IIE undsrs.gnsd having completed
i hl. arrangements tH cpal Of tiit n,ust approved
wins d. nup prepared o. ofict Lehgh, iackaw ana,
Peach Orchard, i.uiap, lfF ~ ~Joee, az uis lowest
mari 81 price iaAewife flisshufEh, Cumberland and
Virgins Coal pcfslns tshnF a. pufrha-e, would
d. WrH g. cali and saainin, th, coal tcofe puuhss
ing ei.cw here. q. 4. ARNOLD
snl River street, one hluek north If Bridge
Trap y \ . June a1slh iniA 0i-h,
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THE HO.NDER OF THE WORLD :
DEVINE'sC OMPO.sD PITCH Loz-
ENGE.
IHts pleasant and SAFE remedy for
i toldsi Coughs, Asthma, Cn,tiveness and Con
sumption d beyond duubt The cheapest aud mast ~
rieai medicine ever offered u The public and sh0ad
B. Constantly fePf hand ty even family espociaF
BIT children, T. Use TT colds coughs, A.. One man
trmaFsed, after having been kspt awsts At bgit by
he children, he sict I'll ead- that 81 Inc ar.t
bdi be used was worth hvs dollar bii o. him sbd
reader h eH~ts pniy - esnfs and IS would bay IS
boiss % lDofe
Ny Friend. Read Thi.i
b-rNessnr ?. q. laiisT a Col had severe cough
~ ainiosi year, with bleeding Al the iung- sHd
fsis'a great gnanify 81 hsd matter snd have been
nhd.f The cafr 81 one Of The tcs hJsicans Ia ~.
tn and have ussi great deal ~ usd,cine btl
NHh=i an other effect iiaan ~ grow ~afss and iy
iiif -iftah aid rtslld MT h. cured. ruiqmspf.d
usihF Deiinr's 'pufuuhd fitfh faksngs ai.uf f,e
eosA sinre and thFir zee has done lnfer- Or IA,
I unhs thst have CARED me- and issl ttankfii mar
:" sa intqffne b. iiaiH The fsAsh Il fhs aNieted
JorEfH PAHKER
h.'-igu, Aa5 > i-'a Sa 10 inissiSs At.
- ~ "a b 80 saf gas.nss.
u Yon have 60 ah} iaugs,
u Yau haze 80 staaiarh,
u Yea have rflt liver,
u yea hfrs FutsHy hlsod
u yo2 has 80 maens rasinhfnhes, - any other
uftstHrfs the hsfF nat tsifs T. IA 30
~ fua 49, iutsfts I'D % fhis gtssi frn,.5t f,i
tniuF-'nHa fitth i>sz-i.sr -i,fs 50 T,sf1r.t
4siaiss r u - LLEH q ca. rnsts.stns.
fpAb NpkrE, AEehts. Entiaad 81
rftNt "a A NICHOLS. Agent. whsshau a n
HAMMOND CO.. Agesls, lfos . p..ai. n y.
.i-iy
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Good News to the Afflicted,
DIR. COHNELL's PAIN ExPELLER
fields, Ia forests, and on mountains
I bliu,
W nat tfirrisss treasures Manure : hands untold
iAe healing hefb, The aromatic fuWer,
b'sf pain shall Triumph hy thstt ssatthfns power
ave sach balns ., have nu stafa
VIVA Nature ~ the laws ot HE
Nlui b,4d aly h4nds never stain,
Ma isssan niru u ease fifI pain.
Us remedy has coiae nts on It's own intrinsic
msuts, aud eniHs reputation Tor Il. pramfspess IN
fetalvtnr pale that has been sw arded ~ any
similar preparation. II s emhalrai all, thu great rem.
cay ff renewing pam, hAViaf been demonstrated Ia
uastsanfr II i>inilto- with perfect success.
." be Haed externally - Internally For spasms
ramp, chuc, pslpiiaiinn If the heart, headaehe
i0lfhsrhe cate, bruises, satr. srAld. huras ti.u,
b. ttt-fni IT., dys-sntefy, ehuirrs.
ohsefFs tie difeetiuBs nH the bottle Sure 10 cure
tho wufst rase-
cNft'hraie. ~ drurgists, phyurians captains 81 ves
SET, refef mes, aud ifiu fsHis. ho have received
ffr.t beurAt, f,uud on e,rraiaf. ~ with agents,
Aauaia,tlrsd and sold BY the lfupuet.r,
SD, FULLER 4 Co.
Store IreHaont Tsiapls, Bu-son.
.pasTs.
POND MORSE. Rsfiasd, n
SPENCER 4 NICHOLS HAnsAaH. " VI
7l~ig hB.Hlno.N'D & Co. Cs#~A ga,.t ~
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SiNfE the Esafnfaiioh 81 the sEHporiam" We
- cover the W hpe grunnd 10 thu department sf bus
mess We Keep even thing and shall iheTsfofe cell
lot union profit C.BrRT 4 EON.
Fept ~ ias3
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Crockery I.

tf.ffs fre-fifaHfts ft1fI-lsitng IN pan ~ Its
n IKE hAAn TIA sEfr si..ss Ghina d. Tsi.
80 o. sn4 taiispssa are ~ ed kiisds a tis iss
go @afAfi ififss- eLo. ~. Gui-L a 90.
rEHASEf.tNs HAGs and tmb.,tI.s
'essf - 10 tsssl--f.
GLo. ~ COLA cos.
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New Clothing.
Hats and Caps.

Hats and Caps.
lust RECEIVED LARGE AND SPLEEN
~ did assortment Of Winter style Hats, Of every
kind and quality.
Caps, OF all kinds,-Silk Plush 81 all colors Cloth
Gaps ~ different styles. ouc,, ana ~,,.' fut-,aii
which Will be sold cheap. JOHN COOK.
46-tf No. Daniels Block Rutland
THE GEoMETRIC TRANSFERRING under
signed q. agent for the sale 81 the Geomc,rio Trans
fer, an Instrument iOr drafting coats, invented by MIR
James Marinna, oi LockpOu, \. V, and whichis pre-
pared Ia furnish the trade In this state. The price u
The Transfer, together with book and suitable instc
uuns fjr using, Is $40. using The instrument my
self and do not hesitate TO say that IL the hest one
have ever seen for obtaining correct form and meas
ure. d. 1AIIKINSON
Castoion, Sept.9, 1852. jg-tf
IN AGENTS WANTED To TRAVEL IN
NV THE UNITED sTATES.-steady employ
ment gwen for anumbef Of ospectah. Young
az middle aged men Of practical business habits and
postessed Of good common education and gentle
manly address. Such will find II greaty Ia their
advantage, It will afford an opportunity TO see
large portion OF the country, and al the same time
earn, besides all expenses, from 500 $1,000 year
soine aeents have earned double that amount, the
past year None need apply except those who are "a
odd aud have had few years experience on the
account.
For full parliousrs, address (paHe prepaid)
COB MONK, philadelphia, Pa 35-6m,
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Rutland Drug Emporium.

TUE subscribers offer kf sale the LARGEST as
snrimeni ~ Drugs, Medicines Chemirals, Ae.,
ever before offered in VERMONT.
We are happy 10 say that supply PURE
FRESH ARTICLES, al Us how prices az ever tho
irotesi qualities Of Drugs have heretofore been sold,
90 that No one can tspssiby have lf not hay
inR the yery BEST SIMON PURE Of everything
among The wants OF the sirk list.
People sbnalld remember that they cannot be lnt
particular ~ buy
Good Drugs,
And that Der ancles IA this line are much worse than
nothing, ~ YOU have them, you MAY use them at
the cost Of your lives
LADIES, We Unuld s.pseially tDyit. you 20 call
and examine our large assoftinen NJ ~ Pssfary Toi-
let and fancy articles, Brushes, Hair Oh, and Dyes
Pornsde, flesh Powders, Rouge, Toiiei fos,s 4 e.
POND 4 MORSE,
Main and Washington Streets, Rutland.
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THE GREATEST


MEDICAL DISCOVERY oF TitE AGE.
NIR. kINNEnA 81 Hfaifuff, bss aiAcusrfcd 10
vi aHf 20 uaf eeruiuuu Faffafs weeds frnssal
MI MN.
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Music and Dancing.

Music and Dancing.
sl ,. fAnHfs stiIlioa Hand A,
a ffffasaa O. fasai-h Auaff iat baiis Ffi-
h fAif Faniss, Asseasaiirs, a.
III tns iuslAlttH Haas A. fs.ass..ssa q! H.
i-h's iHf Jefferson sud iasffa assui.-
ists Do A'stis. = ~ W4ltss.. Clsf.....t.
= iafus 20 Aafih .. l. Gaissa4n. Es..lL
~ ~ litAals, 40 flsfiHartStt. tsAks sas..as fts
hf'i "A ~ isflsHa. hssiss hss tea ysafs ssts-
nf.ss 10 AAss sltA tis tsst Nasifishs 10 10 rits.
"a ls~s ~ sad Esstaa Asssft tsif,s ssa ,,r,,,saa
49, Mere $50 a sft.an cd talsat
. ihe if4tls - GLASSES itrffsrist "a nsurlss ,nd
" .iit-1F-saahfstsHg a. a. ia-sazsatls nas.e+s
Aiit'' +iast ~ aasi - ssissssass g. b. a.nas ~
D. .. ikEE
hfsa4a, ~
LhDs Gsass ess4 issa fsssi,.s 3,
LAADDh a GAVE
r ssia. Lirssrs ~. nanaatac ,safs Esa.sc ,,l.i,
a. 49, Las % sse si,srsa thi. 81
i.Ais1N cRAyEs
i~Oo LANDuN tCaANEs
I oat LASpos ssAvrs
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POND Z MORSE. Rsfi4sd, ~
AFLNCAR 4 NICHOLS, HafsASH, " "
N~ig hBHNo.ND co. Cs-s= pas.t ~
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Robes and Cans.
Patent Medicines.

ION Funeral occasions, OF hand, and furnished AZ
j NE shortest notice, and on reAsoBshle terms At
1S-Sh J. II. HARNEss
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A. q II. BROWN A RI
M. cot RTLANu sim, W.

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W ''''" s s1', ,.r, ,as '''esi'l . nsrs,ra
Sf.fpit avn tfNUt mar oon,.
no" ~ N'"ir s"d v hi'h Wtll b. teri n,ii an -,
g., dsl' adhiiens. '".
From Auction aud Private Sale.
Sad ,s,0 n srid flrag f.r sd - .'.'
stELfiNGS, \ tUN Am htTts
lSlt ron ,tsu
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hfil ~ Nalnihf, M"fihins. &C., 81 sas ~ ne
~ tyNsst nspFs. Dr. bsfsnT~ir's Pie o. sts'.
sbd fi-ffh afls dfdfr. NhsatDu's iifh DHEtfnss
Nbh''s ~ W.isf, lisnu PLAID NsFnstia fhsr
If fuWilsiiis-sa fogssaisni aHa ssr-p sHsls -
~ pan Pc. Qagcf EliFsf, fssbaii. sviiislsis,
Dead ftfa. e.. Htkf q ION
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SI,26250 which will be paid when II shall become
claim, instead Of 81 900 originally insured; the next
oldest amount TO s., l,237 80; the next IN age TO
$L2i25O for every $1,000; the othcrs in the same
proportion, according 10 tho amount and time Of
standing; which additions mako an average OF mere
than so per cent upon tho premiums paid, without
increasing tho annual premium.
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