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CARPETS

ItnI Nu- rsfpsi4s i,ssii,a DO. dsY 90 ih-
l'P'Nl store If L. a. IAN uuA.
taffh rta. iasi
In(l HushFis ifsTds Gsas. ~ssd,
WV 400 iis. lsfff rfen 4 cob 20
aanh ca. irt a. "a flrsh %.
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Carpets \ IDrugge.s.

hoph-, SASH aud uiIApS--r4cf prompt,
- niied 81 the ioWtst ninfkrt gaie- o..
HAHuIafHY
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Special Notices.

cynpr, CnI.-A man frll down in front 81 Red
ding CO., -iorn, state street, brai.e hi- leg aud
ara badly, he swors he would 70 and prosecute the
hrn tot putting gtavul their Sidewalk one Of
Inv clerks requested the u allow him 10 rub
prisn 81 the REsssa sts ih'sss piris Of his b'dy
hifh Nsfs iHlafed BY the iali he complied, and Il
naiiihsd his augry passions that he euthusiasueal
s shouted faf hss 81 the sai,e, and say. was
iacky fsll no him, he is able b. burnf, ,eaids
hr,i,e, tlii piles, oorn., Ac Ia wing gpt the
Ia d. H.
SID b. FOND A MORSE
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.11ll cash. s.iis, 81 ...s q o.. 80 80 a..s
'G'''' - af..s3 49, a. lAarfiN.
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n,,rrn PIECE orr-poN..

W. bavs lately supposed Ans, cherp Pec'orai
~ss the inima Thgis So e.. ihs, and that RaihiHg
bad teen - s,sild be invented whch could sufpsss
. ga - hHs iaaai, - saesiianae ediciHe. Bi
"r are cnHndsntiy scared Wy thszs oomTeishi a.
luase co ihs aItlest, thar br Ayers Pills sHrei
iH h.sh msdcsi arfisiy that ~idsiy ceishfsied
riah.liusHi u Ais ssilt iis has succeeded in mai
,nr iirm 81 uhb peasnBi n tske Bat powerful T.
tlo large class - onnPaints ~hich roqairs lf
gahss ffmedy 49, Essoasisr -frfas, Az, lt-4s
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lHui t. sstrustFr assitnn" d Sos ''
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T. iin t.I Ttr'l.., W.fi nrf.sIHf .f Ht.H ~ %
o.. f4ref %. t'in aHd fn.H u aiH's
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WATER WHEELS.
II q NIill CIV

Iptt snileffltff hsftnf faffhsasa a rissfas
I hasf. 90 iairfarel4itlt aa pfAti j a. ION
WATER WHEELS. g. ths state q Nftfa 80. D.
trtfut ~flf Nfifi, isfl 90 recess o. AifrHah Mstss
Msesl. fsr Jaw Mtits, t.rt.t Mni.
starch Nifi.i ~ o. suF eiirl " attr Wbesia sulh
e. paps' uttis. Istp Hammer. a. -
The aaVsnfres tiss ness Aass rsff ishfrs o. thss
frgaitr inuth isss raief msh as aihff heels.
fifsia fhf rtefahaf lsfss nFtasi N hssla Or saw
wills. utr flHn ii o. f't lartrF a w. frf a. fhr
trad nf sstet fefairrs taanreh bet head 81 vslft
ord a. infhrs vt aicf ts salliieat s. DIVE a foia.
uar saw Nu
ihsag " heels tfr mAdr 81 500, And tasi 10 zoe
fHfie tfff fsffIHa tIars 20 rs tsria infhus.
irrl irri ,ua test 1el afv o. eaaaIfuttea thst
thef rsn b- auari.sd o. v..isa sIshs v haui Alirl
iHt aiipaai usiiiug % rcsusr
Addfrss SIMON n BUXTON,
-. Y..f-.4 d
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oifNNDAs Transparent Iisnsy rs-s,
~ Afn" ristsi1f sss b. lna lafenart rfsfIh fal'i,
iIifitf ttfaatfffI fatlfsnffatfd ikffaftr III ksa
iaia F'aa fFstrl AftaFH nsaasI 81 sitsHrs a 20
~ 80 lstfIsr 81 tsfafHa 80 Gietas. Hsarss
-'iaffsI 4f'.rs Fsstff g. - sssr - sf a.
~ fi.frf - fuAb a aunFE.
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} Tone ga Fish,
= 81 aba iirfuHs
o. no. Nr-- fssk
Del tta..f tHar Pa
l4lHi H.. fsff.r Fl q sais b. - IkEIifI.
aHfsh frH ir.f
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LIal Notes


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ALBANY AGRICULTURAL. WORKS.
pavAsuss as Ses3 Nore
ENtts A 60, r.sls NaHnfai f.st q marry.
rfisiFsifs falsfi Nalrats ii.sst Fss 40 issas
shf rtfsaiIIaE MsfhinFs 49, Hffsfafsft Asss .aso
ufsftufaft III sfa N 1sifsfif 49, kffaH dfslsfs 10
Afftsliasni Ntftirrs as iall ssesu a. ihs iaisst
ana naas siesista kiata ftissi fHsNft ia tFatf
tfria hffaai 81 90. raa il.aHf Feslis. nna ffftH
ifsfs pTN sehlssa eve ealsa 500. 90 fHa Efs
tfHattsaf. A.haHf v
ni.NHt ESHGt INNEs LrnrtM,n
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Ihltlt ltar, E1ptrltntt Of an OId Nnre

MRS. NIN~LON would rail- she attention IT the
I-sdir. g. her s~iihinF -yrup, 10 children teeth.
log. UWii give iuiiu.diaie relief, redurc- al IA
nammsi,su, making ths prccs, ~ tscthihs easy and
i. ls-urci, SURF 60 the dy-ontety and dianhaa
ianeu-e qaauttie. sr -pid al over New England.
Fssof Po,itisr.--We have sold ven large qaAn
titles 1t Mrs. Wiu.iuw's sooihinF syrup dunnR The
past "a year, and over elGo bslcs the last yeaf.
We believe tho h,- medicine IN the world hf chit
dfen testhiug or ff ihe II Dyseuiery aud Diat
fhra n children, whether u arse. from teethne "
sny other ctnse. II gives universal satisfactiun-
aevet heard a complaint ftpn any oue using n-ncver
,uld medicine universally successful in relieving
pain and checiing cures. In all cases HboNe stated,
ftskru IN so..un, Tolcfis immediate and Absolute
~ srHfsfN. CURTIS fEkkiNS.
Dnirfi.ts No. ~ Cortlsndt Street, New York.
Sold BY {. A. RING, corner Of John street and
Broadway BOYD A PAUL. No. 40 Cnnlandt street,
New Nofk HENsilAw, EDMANDs q CO., Hos
ton Pncc p cents bottle.
Al-o So -aie ahoye, CURTIS 4 PERKINS
WILD CHERRY nITrERs iDr the cure at niilious
and Iaundice Complaints, aud General Debility 49,
Thsy quicken the blood, aud give new lite aud cneT.
~ 81 The whole > stem. Pnce onl, 25 cents pin,
bottle.
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The word q astonishcd az The wonderful curcs
performed by the Cramp aud Pain Killer, pre-
putod hy CO TtS a PERKINS It, equal has never
been known Tor removing pain IN all cases for the
cure Of spinal complaints, cfamp in the inBbs and
stomach, rheumatism IA all it, turns, bilious chronic,
ohs aud fever, burns, throat aud gravel, t Is
deed Dig the best remedy In the world Evidence
ofihc most wonderful CURES ever performed by ahy
medicine circulars Ia the hands IT agents You
may be positively 81 relieff yuu Millions
of bottles ui this medicine have been sold ~ New
England the pact III ~ ciTht years.
For sale by the above named Agents.
Agents Tor the above Medicines, Pond a Morse
Chss. Ban Sou, James Porter, Rutland Liscomb
A Dsguud, Center Rutland; j. l.. Gilman, Wost Hut-
land =. J. Sprague, Wcybndge u. smunds, Pitts
fufd. Geo. = Allen, :. Wallnrtord James Curtis,
Dutset II. g. Iaphsm, Dainty CLARK a Langdon,
West Puultney q. l.. Case, Brandon Root a Tom
Nailngiofd. Jg-Iy
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Nan Docs lly jupiiohia amn5g The
seeue t9 De- very extensively rr,dob-
usalu- IN Boston, Bu1iia. tul ma-
j ne large ciiirs, besides many into
4 auus. lu the Eastcu and Middle
! h. va bear of Numerous cases 81 ap-
nr desth ~h'eh follow The bite Of a
] dog ~ part Of ths county seems
\ exempt. Lost week large bhek
4 ,bai has been traced bach ~ far as
,n. came up Onion River on the Bcf-
|slde, and, suappng al everything IN
way. and tuinns into almost every
b yard, bii large number Of dog.
be and hogs. uil be- reached an old
uiy near NJ Scoviilc's on Dog River.
"a be VAS shot. and an end thus pot To
dangerous career before, fortunately,
human being had become victim
w. Fforaaa
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NEW BOOKsTORE.

H. 4. FitiNN a co., would respect
IL. ntly suuHYH.e % fi,r fitiseu. ~ Huuand Aud
ucniit that thoJ have ihi, do, opened large
sHftulrut 1t
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A .fsr Mar Banhulones. u tais
a ls aaag irou isrcnsief co use
% rars on saufdty mor.ns lss'.
a-sel By iao clgina u ibe ~ p'elpck
sai o. severely Inquired ihai % b.
y g'it slie osusyi Ps,ssltiy farotsr Toe
y 8a t.sh a.daa ere broken AZ is alsa her
! fbsae anl 81te, std severe gssh cot
= bacl 81 ihr bead So blame is a..
-l 20 bny person connected Hlih lho
b. a. r,yg,hnz vss dane iaai could Be
.u hlr vaasn oF ihe i~ek snl o.
a- trufH The unionuasio womsn
hsse lpa al presence af niiai. as sbe
ta, track ana thea went bses sgain
lls ut yea Tuosiay evening rcco,-
bar c5ntcilaspess -- Bola30n Post
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"ANTmp

4 IOrHNEN HAN rUoPEg 800. af.rtIr. o.,
y f,is, Neg, 90. Adore
1nApDLi'- nl kLEE.
JON H"isnd, &c..
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HOOKS bt ENPhEss-
nUEErHN HOME iNFLUEN y, OTHER
W Reenmren-e, Village hymn, " IT AID ~cIsst
do, P-almi T. iaHplightef, Rn-a ts, oio., cir.,
tot ale by q. A.TUf"rLE - 20.
Ami
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SIMON n BUXTON.
frliurioi. Rsiiand ,
NO Ixsai,apo,.E {,

NO I1NlrhnbDnE
~ LtorpLDs FAfENT METAit, NINA
y. hohhuf Coated frhs. tif -tlf bt &C.,. a Tuuls
Co, Euuaud, Uula afruts i,is falkland gtaiut.
fnrr 3 - lsf Fta, ih IA srcufuiad alton hsid
on, 90 % rsnn per d,arn v ith ene haidst.
3 De ptns arc rsstHd With a ylrfiafaian 81 tndia
huhhcf, aud Wausutsd H,f ts caffndr. Ibes ate su
lruHt O. ANY aud tiou ta wutHr. t,ft pftusuiatl4
c. ne maine 81 q. lc eld, sad frt thr genuine A.
islr &. s. ItliLl a ga.
Nuuana Anil i-t4
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4 4. LA7DuN have made sn arrangement O.,
~ bc supplied with the new style ID TApr.in .
faiirfa and lngrlin tarp,t-, tur be- man
utactnfiss ~ The county. md Gao snd vIu alMays
-eli aHi style they korp low a. can b. bought IN
Ne" ! uiA or Boston Any one wishing Co. buy viii
dn wei iu Gait and examine The nrN - received
ihis week, i,f We arc tdy pcparrd &. adfah,e the
Interests IT he purchaser. j. s 4. IANDDN
Msfslt a. IAlt
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BRUSHES.

} ai.d tsvaff .-lsfnttii tetaft lE.lH ttIisi,f-a
. ries.s can snt rs tain.t fi fhs hfsa atu.I
rnNu 4 NnkHt.
MtIH alfrff huURUd.
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syringes.

ILEstt, usi,, Natl aud r"oth, afe'rrS
-t fr- HIai. tnI ~ ..Ui.lt.r .tforfs. Nutiaid
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inations above named. maintain between
themselves, much TO their credit. the
kindliesi social relations.
There is also French Protestant
society, to which Mr. L. iIeuyeux has
preached stately in their own laguagc,
for the last three years. lie is support
ed by the Missionary society, aided by
contributions here, and appears to be
doing good service. His congregation
are mostly members of the Baptist or
Congregational Churches here. lie is
member OF the latter himself.
The Roman Catholics erected small
church the last year near the village.
II will be seen that the Baptist and
Congregational Churches we're organiz-
ed nj an early period in the history of
the settlement Of the town. They each
had for their first meeting houses, very
plain structures. The order Of their
architecture it would be difficult 10 de-
termne being simply log houses, Yet
], is believed that the sin denounced by
the prophet Ilaggai, Of living in ceiled
houses while the house Of God was suf-
iered TO lie waste, was not chargeable
to these early christians. Their houses
of worship, rude as they were, doubtless
excelled in capacity and cost, most of
their private dwellings.
Where religious institutions are duly
appreciated and properly sustained, cd
ucational interest, from the common
school TO the University, are sure to be
well cared for. A charter for an Acad-
emy here, was obtained nearly fifty
years ago; a commodious building erect
ed, and high school kept most of the
time for several years, until superseded
by the present Literary and Scientific
Institution which has a brick edifice OF
100 by so feet, and four stories high
1hls Seminary was first opened for the
reception Of scholars in the spring OF
1884. While it has experienced some
of the vicissitudes incident to most in.
stitutions Of the kind in the country, il
has on the whole been very well sus.
tained during the twenty years of its
existence. 1t is at present under the
charge of Mr.. George w. Thomas, a:
principal.
There are fifteen school districts in
the town; two of which are in the vii
lage. The latter have large two story
brick houses; each finished in a man.
ner to accomodate two schools.
(COnclu,ted nert tceek.)
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NOW

Arise for the da, il passing
While you lie dreaming on,
Your brothers are cased ia armor,
And forth 10 the fight are gone
Your place Ia the ranks await you;
Each man has part to play;
The past aud the future are nothing
Ia the face Of the stern to-day.
Arise from your dreams Of the future
OF gaining hard fought field,
OF storming the airy fortress,
OF bidding the giant yield
Your future has deeds Of glory,
OF honor (God grant 1t may! >
But your arm viii never be stronger
or needed as now-to day.
Arse II the past detain you,
Her sunshine and storms forget,
No chains ~ unworthy 10 hold you
A. those of vain regret;
Sad or bright, she is llieless ever,
Cast her phantom arms away,
Nor look back, save TO learn the lesson
or a nobler strife to-day.
Arise! for the hour is passingj
The sound that you dimly hear,
lsyour enemy marching to battle!
Ris" rise Tor the foe is near!
Stay not TO brighten your weapons,
or the hour win strike at last,
And from dreams Of battle,
You will wakep, and find IL past.
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fui ths Rutlsud cnauiy n.faid.
HAVE WE A ROOSTER AMONG U.s.

tgcaufss Ne have "a e. hirh cd thsp,"
" ho sirils fai mAAy midnight nsp,
WIN vtaos Whith seems load g. a siap
oi Hpcaefate thunder
Ana siuEs, nu auuhi which veil nighi aap
rouf i.ei asuHdtf.
NJ euise is slrasi load End ifcs,
hut oi' Whou night hf,ods o'sf n, lea,
TAss tonnes his cisncn miHssfci.y,
ipns, loud and n,h.
Fn-H cop, % shed, or tow =. of uss--
don't know which
When ffst he woke me in the night,
halt in wundet hAifin fright,
Called 90 ny sieepiuf spouse uutnrht-
SAID "d'ye know--
Some rufFisn, with siehiohsn might.
sings out huli-oo."
I neve, saw hls Rsas,ership,
Yet will stake this iasi lone fip,
sbould he let spnf and pinion Gip
In hostile sAllies,
That he could sov'ral trrk,e. whip,
Aud take their alleys.
Dnvs Handicapped n,ghi--when morn
With snng aud sunshine, doth return,
Again may that high kcs uf your'n
My sleep unlock
But, pyibee, do not blow your horn
TIN hve O'Clock.
fLrrii-.
May ith, u o'ciuckP. NJ.
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ANNIE ELNID3E.
A TALE FOR PARENTS.

Some years ago ! was in the habit Of
occasionally leaving the large city where
live for the purpose of visiting a rela-
ton, who possessed and cultivated an
extensive farm in one of the mid land
counties. Mr.. Elnidge was n man of
middle age, rich and well educated.-
He had been for some years married to
pious and amiable young woman, TO
whom he was tenderly attached-lhe
only drawback to their happiness being
the want of family. They were, as
have said, rich, and they were also lib
eral and hospitable, but the style of their
housekeeping was more homely and
old-iashloned than one is in the habit of
meeting in these railroad days. They
inhabited a spacious, I-chimneyed,
wooden gablcd manor-house, in whose
ample kitchen master and mistress used
TO SIT down TO their evening meal at the
head of long table, filed with their
iaborers and servants. They did not
often, ! believe, eat in company with
their dependents, but they kept up the
old custom of being present AT the kiich-
en- supper in order to see that every
one was properly served and behaved
with due decorum. remember partic-
ularly one visit that | paid to the Falls,
for SO Mr.. Elnidge's farm was called ;
he was in the fields when arrived and
his wife received me in a pretty parlor,
well furnished with music and books
In the evening Mrs. Elnidge, with a
pleasant smile, said 10 me:
MY business as a farmers wife now
begins. Here are newspapers and mag
azines, ] hope you will be able 10 amuse
yourself for a while
As she spoke, heard a sound Of
wheels crcaking and horses trampling
mingled with the loud voices Of the la.
borers, and the shrill ones of the shep.
herd boys-al returning from their day Z
labor.
What : said to Mrs. Elnidge, ARE
you going amongst all those people 2
% yes, she replied, always see that
they are properly attended to-
] proposed to accompany her, and
we went into the kitchen, now filled
with work people, An rose from their
seats and saluied Mrs. Elnidge with
respectful cordially, but | remarked
that her presence did not seem TO east
any restraining gloom on the laughter
aud cheerful conversation going on
Suddenly, every voice was silent, every
bead uncovered, and freezing slllnes,
fell on the merry party. Mr.. Elnidge
entered, and while he remained not a
word was spoken by hi. people save in
a very subdued lone.
Supper being ended. ! returned to
the parlor with my host and hostess, and
as ny intimacy with them was such AZ
10 warrant perfee, freedom Of speech, I
remarked TO Mr. Elnidge the striking
difference beiween bis wife's reception
and his own. He smiled.
You think then that these people DO
not love me because they fear me 2
i think said !, 'thai they love your
wife much better.
And they are right 10 love her, Tor
she is all kindnes. and genilsness, and
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ell Cor many years, a sal and hhgh,cd
man, but changed in character An
scrnness. as directed against accidental
and slight transgc0ions Of his orders.
had vanished, while any approach lo
thcn or falachcod in those under his rule
was alwRy. visited with his scvctcrt
displcAsurr.
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Aii.susl ssd C,.ai.ssii.s d la, 80 rsllaai ~
tlasl.r. si-s s1lIit .dIH ilrf - ftf -tztFt =
erins Nee nafai 90 .Fr, hhlts isltaai fl'flisft ~
sat. Nas lssa, Irai.sF Flfsats. tiiit. tneisia'
NlrEfsan Mi.faiif.n. srt lgss hnsfs le -
rsnu li $40 Esrsss - -
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10 THE SICK.
DR.. ]. CIAWSON KELLEY,
VERMONT MARBLE.
The Sutherland Falls Co. iD The Town OF
RUTLAND, VT.

Are saving white, yanegated, Sienna and Italian
veBsd Marbles frutn the QaSrne, Ht Sutherland Pals
aud Sudbury, Al prices corresponding with the differ
ent qualities ordered. The Marble qusried near their
Mui bas been worked IN New Nurk and clsew here and
found ui superior character Tor durability, hne finish
and beauty o vein, while that At Sudbury is ooDsded
the finest sraruAsf MsHHLr IN the world.
Dealers and workers 10 Marble, are invited to test
the different styss either ior monumental ornamental
OF architectural purposes. The Mil J. situated few
rods from the BasfoH 8 Barl,Hgton Raiigag with all
the arrangements necessary fuf immediate shipment
10 any direction. p1y-Ofders should be addressed 10
the Agents al srrHrHASp FsIs ,pirIsTohD, 7. q. VI
Soste,fa.d FALL HarsA lE5A l1mG.
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Aur,.s, ana Caenssiiaf a. Is~, r.iif.loT Ia Chsh-
ssf, And AfsBi 90 fsnssaatfs, nsauiI l-Aads,
A. Oses. "a siap Ilfsii's hi.<f, hsiis.ai
a., s-i
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Anagl.sf 80 c..zs.ssii.a 81 l.su I'D sairItsr is
o. -
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tsaufurfufff ant "A n,.iaslls go EssHa i'saisf Ia
tssfs rhses, latirFs tna 80 titas a lsailsf r.
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CHARLES WILLIAMS.

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Doaiers ih Watches, Clecks, Jewclry, SILVER War
Fancy dsssds kc., Pen ihs' huildtnF, near The u
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BARRETT & SON,

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Glass, Sc., kc., near the frrgai Depot, hsilesd,
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THE GREAT
Spring and Summer Medicine .

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,sslsfs 10 Fufuigrs rrrisisss, Iniu, Coal, haiis,
Hardware, Fu~ Do, tEa fass, nsaf tas b'lo''
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Rutland l. Burlington X. X.
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CHANGE oF TIME.

Garden Sccis,
A ssr'-Is oft.fris, Tioid, GTA.s, esfa.h, hefb ana
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OF superior quality o.,