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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

Lead.-The N. Y. Tribune of the 18th
says: ga buoyant market for all descriptions;
the took is verv limited sales of Spanish at
S6.37iaS6, so; English at S6.50as5, 62s; Gale
ia al 81, l23, and so tuns soft German at $500
CASH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

MiIyyaukee.-Feb. 2l.--Prices tend
downward tribe. Wheat l,15 to l,25.
Eye IS. Oats 81 to 81. Barley 52a53
Hogs-:ight, $50. Heavy, 800.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Bring on your Wheat,

a ND then you can buy what you want in
~ our line.
We have a fine lot of Groceries, and plenty
of them. BROKER s. BLANDFORD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

FreepOrt-Feb. 16-Wheat, winter 100
a .O5; spring 95a1 90. Barley 2Sa30.
Rive 55a62. Corn, new she,ied 32a36.
Oats 2Oa24. Wool 80. Pork 4,0oa4,70.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Trusses. Shoulder Braces,

CUPP. RTERS. Ac.-All kinds OF
Single and Double Trusses, Fema'e Alb
dominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, &c =
For sa e at the Post-Ofice. Plattcrliie. o7,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

rs-clsfgyusen and Justices are specialIyinvites
TO send notices of all Marriages and Deaths that
they may know of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

TNHE subscribers will pay the highest mar.
ket price, in cash, for Wheat delivered
at their Warehouse in Potosi
31l MACKENZIE & AUGUSTINE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

Prairie d,l ChIen-Feb. 20.-Flonr
S6,0Oa6. 30. Wheat So. Oats 22a23. PORK
4,O0a4 rs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

ST. KOsiTs-Feb. l3.--Lead, selling at So
10
Wheat, / 40 to ISL. Corn 81 to, So.
Barley 6Oa6l. Pork AIS to 500
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
PnTDSI WAREHOUSE

THE subscribers, having rented the New
4 Warehouse at the Landing in Potosi, are
prepared 10 receive Produce or Goods on Sto-
rage, or for sa e on Commission:
MACKENZIE & AUGUSTINE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Send your Children to School.

DUT be sure and call at the Cheap Cash
ID Store, and get them supplied with such
school Books as tn, y. need.
Toao,s's. Sander's aid BIZ GaHsp'f Series of Rea-
ders, and all other Books needed IN any Of our
district schools with states, pencils, writing
books, ink, pens, paper, Sc, &C., are constan-
tly on hand, and for sale by
j. ALCORN, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Cash Paid for Hides.

NOU can always get Ge'ana prices, in cash,
for Beef Hides, at the Peoples Store.
d. T. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
New Goods again!!
AT
Alcorn's Cheap Cash Store:

CHEAP As EVER.
"1He People aOiH buy Goods aohere they can
bug cheop."-This is a fixed fact, and as d con-
sequence the subscriber has just returned with
second supply of we'll selected Goods, adap-
ted to the various tastes and wants of this com
munity, which are now ready for the inspec-
ton OF the people, and will be sold cheap
Low prices and the Cash principles are wor-
king rimht.
To NEW CoMERs-I would simply say, one
call Viii convince you. Old settlers are Gen.
WINGED long ago. JOHN ALCORN. l49
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

Gaiena PriCess-Mineral S35aS36.--
Pork qoted at 3,90a4,10. Beef, on foot, 5,5oa
g. Wheat S0a90. Oats 22a25.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Powder! PoWder!.

ID IFLE and Blasting Powder "a first rate
IL article. Just received, and for sale cheap
al the Peoples. Store. D. T. PARKER
June 10, 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

DuwuQue-Feb. 2l.-Wheat, spring &c
to 100 winter 90 10 ITO.
Corn 20a25. Oats 2Oa25.
ork 3.75a4,o0. Beef, on foot 4,50aE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

Nl(Ua Log aIEAiLaSitG1l .
GALENA, liz.
WI E have Just opened. The largest and most
w extensive stock Of american and For
eign Dry-Gocds ever offered at the Vest
which ne are offering at Chicago and St. LOU
is prices, and less than have ever been sold in
this Market. Our facilities for purchasing are
such that we are enabled to get our Goods as
low as they can be bought BY the largest Eas-
tern Houses. We are buying our American
Goods direct from the Manufactures, and be-
ing connected with House in New-York, and
one of the firm constantly in the market, we
shall at all times have full stock, and at the
lowest market prices. we offer no bats, but
our customers can depend at all times upon
buying Goods of us at a small advance from
cost and TRANSPORTATION, and can find in our
stock every variety and style of Goods suited
to the market.
Merchants who have been in the habit Of vi
sitting the Eaatern citiies-St. Louis or Chica-
go, may depend upon finding as large a Stock,
and at as low prices as can be found else
where.
We ask an examination OF our Stock before
going East.
Galena, Oct !, 1853. [6mi5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Latest Arrivals.

FINHE Peoples Store is now in receipt of
/ superior lot of ScYTHEs and sNA tbs, HAY
RAKEs, FoRKs, &c. Aiso--ag good assortment
of Mems Thick Doors and SHOES. &c.. &C.,
just received by last boat from 81. Louis--or
sac cheap, By d. T. PARKER.
Lancaster, July 90, 1853. re-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Wheat Wanted !!

"E wi payth cAsH Tor good Wheat de-
w iivered at our store in Wyallsing.
A] BR0KER& BLANDF0RDs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

20 SACKS BEST G. A. SALT-For sac
~ By JOHN B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Green and Dry Hides Wanted,

IN exchange for Goods, al our store in Wy
abusing. BROKER s. BLANDFOROs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

EW ORLEANS; CLARIFIED g. LOAF
\ SuhAR-For sale By JNO. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

SYRUP & S. H. MOLASSES-
u For sale BY JOHN b. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
TO THE SHAKER

LNRUIT! FRUIT II FRUIT!!-A Fresh
Il supply of Dried Apples and Peaches, JUS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

HALLOW, STARR & SPERM CANDLES
4 For sale By JOHN b. CALLS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-25
M~<M~~W.e
10 OUR SUBSCRIBER 81

1b penon 40 te entered upon oei book anisss
payment of the subscription be made in advance.
Distant may ny letter. the postsss
which paid by in IL ssfs
uansD..ioa. Mst ss8aH
The COUNTRY PAPER published u weekly during hs Sos
<ions Of Congress, and weekly during shs
Subscriptions for period year will be received
terms proporuonod 10 the above annual
90 fosrhASTERs agents and, ~
sending DAILY subscribers, $50
sEMWEEkLY subscribers enclosed; WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed, viii be the
they US for ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

A correspondent u the Germantown
Telegraph Describes bis method Of ma
hing those bells. rs foIlossi
A.. SOC IS my corn b. stripped from
the hs.ks, ! ssleos III. haer aud more
flexible ones. and dry them in the shade.
a. .oso as all moisture IL expelled. the
hard ends. OF those nearest The butts Of
the cob, ne, CO, Of, and the remainder
dna~n through an instrument parposely
.onsirnaiei fos the business, and which
divide. them inio numerous narrow
.'firs. This IL all thai Is necessary;
the material is no~ ready TO be pot into
the bed, and ia point Of cleanliness, do
rabilay asi elasticity, will be found
greatly Superior TO straw, stripped ha-
Eel, or Indeed, any article that can be
used. Ia Spain and Portugal, and in
deed 40 many other countries, the mate.
rails used Tor bed. an. Of the most
healthy ~eharscier. In the former coun.
Try. feather bed, are rarely seen, and
the same remsrk applies with almost
siasl eDueflDcss, 10 Portugal Ia bo,h
Of ll,ese countries, the husks OF corn are
nlmasi iaLsIishly used as a substitute
fr feathers They are prepared aud
cid IN The markets by the p~cassniry,
ssd for a pdcc merely nominal.
have known - under-bcis" Of this de.
scnpiIon 10 last ten years. They arc
almost wholly exempt from ,ha,ierrible
annoyance 10 ehsmhermaiis-D usr, nm 4
indeed, from dirt of all kinds. Straw
even 81 the beat sort, will last bat .
saort time. Ils chat, l. liable 10 per.
mcsie The closest tick, and requires IRE.
qusDi realenishiBs. which is always a
~dtsagveable job, Besides, husk bed,
arr much oooier than any others II
the eads u the husk. are ca, Of care.
fslly. and tho stripping properly per.
formed 20 thai all tho strips will be d
nearly equal " dih, ono will repose n,
comfortably upon n hask bed. especially
on . bot night As upon those OF fcaih,
era Their elasticity IA retained FOR a
long time. and Il well shaken OPP when
the bod Is male. you have The luxury
u aew bed every night.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

since the dtssgr-eahlc rite oei.bra-
Tod az ~wsshiog day canpoa be dispens-
ed sith altogether, ~c remember TO
have psosai-ei scspe instructions 10
young heasrt~cp.rs overlooking the
ceremony for the 6rss time.
The hna gsasd reIais,e {. plenty of
good river OF rain wairri ~hen Il Is
necessary aha, hard water SHOULD be
substituted, r-me simple chemical pro.
eess can 30 ICED saecessfslly 10 tighten
the labor II coda ia chosen. the les.
qaaniiiy that vi! ssases, the bctvr~
This .besidbe ss-as-lty posnsy lodi
ins ~aier ossr 4 before Il !. rs, Ia the
tub : 4 ~is tsa snspsr . sail iin~a
in, IN lvmp. me soap should not ts
too as~. pr u sill waste. III. bar.
siosi5 be cut in pieces As soon as
efOaehi hene. ana ~ exposed TO lbe air
We give . r~cifr Ss' preparing ssds.
'we'sanesdei by god ~asihouiyi To
sssfy ssli fsHess Of ~asr ~sd an
n and . hall Of ysilos sep cut
snail, 80 ounce ofsada. sni ons Ilai %
hsse' ssisr. TIE clothes ,heaia be ga
% soai in cosi safer seas Lour,, thea
POI On .ssh the -ssd.- eoii le, il.ssa
on 10 hen s,s-iy. Ard sosl half AN
Leef. Take ,hess oct. ssansine each
stieis esxsklny, s.d rss viii q
sisrs nso<ssary. wsshing .Peegles-
o. -Jsnnios- an ,so ssar.ti,. s.snsp.
snA ae<iaas bal r~abins. 9Th jsdre
sssi. sI slcsn some eioshss
Those sie arc nsl 40 ss,ioss 10 ss,s
iissasslsss lToslIs. ~iil tad Il better 10
sosP -ssA Sod ,aD. sosp and vzrn
~asss, sod rob lks@ os.ss. O. ,rzs. e.
sAsiss. - DRY are more OF lsss soiled
Bel tssss vss " ssif. h.,s.l snd
riass "A tlasins ssla~-Jh bra lssup !
prefer bard water r~saslas.
flsnnei. and cuasrvd e-lxi<s ,Asn
. srfsraie coasadssuse.-ss.
NJ
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
81 Esilt lEFTEks fArlAI.
TIE tiYDRcNkCEN,
q O n TX es O K. 10 - I.
niRcoURT. BRlDLtr { co

"a a.sk.t ~. gs-ss.stsr
rfsassy4. wueAouss 80 wcst Eusrs cssar.
sas Auu1a1I Euf4snt AmfHesH Asftnsh.
NESTS 30 Ann t1sa ara ga Hsssa4 Aftet
sysHf Hfassnafss V . rslqstis discovery a. ~
.rsss.is. VI sem ises ss.s.- ssl4sss -
s.frss.s skasf~ 10 ufafuasfsa u q ga tfan
81 . 49,. aat sos iHAas ~ esH " SO ~ -aA
ads4 rssfafff - . pasrffsl tquafs .a arFhtF
- t..sfss-sa d sH w. fsana frs~sais. asfr.
saa healty, 3 vttf 10 fhf fiassiaf fainsHfi prnra
~. - ~ 49, fsrnsa t~fsasis y - y ths bfdtfasrrH
a. .aasfsr& lsases saag . szf ~ iiftsa srtst $3.50
- shess "a ~ .. @t.uusaasHi ~savsss q ga larara
skis s~@aamfssau. 81 g~settAaaf sfeeHf rt lfanf
% asf fesaifr. fssy ~ m"nu-f - HfN fsnsftl
ses.sA ~" s,'t
msfaaf fud. -se4dss. 80 eoi asnfsflas saf - ~
t.stnaas - ~ ~ssls-f, hts ieds rahnefs Nhd.
ths isfnss sssss ~ isss ~ sfreaf sssssssif isfrs ihs
~ araasstEi istal q nsft tttu Nsff - qQft lFeF@f
81, pesaissul fasos4 snstass aess aat iHrf~ss< Ns sifs
~ ts hsa, - rsnsr IL i-r - spaesf eHtt1f. 10
csisrer uasf ss srasusHt ftiaAhis A. ihe' nsf
sessss 70 an rrsst4ss ~ith rautgf and hsAifhf -.
tcsts rrfsf sTqwazf - ~ afssf a. ~ aasre nsea
nssaOna hrsidrt, tse-@ sha Fsifauise them whi
Zee usstf ysarff deuer's ~ @sA &~sssts5 nsstr
A. tAs HfesuaArre - tsslf@far naefs taa~n. a.
ssis . is.ftssta a. a. timast fsffrfIsf st,rHf LAT
f~1 ~ iseaaa, NsrsA@ssI ssfmisfhssu, lAysusni.
Slasfus, ieeas, pahta, rHna. Autesfa Hauhlffh,
tae Nafile. naf sales re- bed ,fAlAu rttfs ~ nass
KAss Tels 80 ~ nua,-f sill ~ sa'pss tsst
Al to ftenlff ihslf rfaaifp - their salus 40 a
TssFsa,ss - sataas, teintl htpr0sfstt AfE.
s.s'. s,ss. ps pair. ~ csnt..
1sadissf do 10
Bsys'A Misses do a.
sssioH -fuHn ne Eetaa fness ~ mats a ,rp
lieefsi siiupthes O. Jahtcft sni NHHisstisr, 10 That
rry aostttcgsf mal maAss Rae piuni 80 pasi sais,
~hss fhss 80 a. snicis ihsi nsy b. seqf Va sus
stess, sapusf Ans cits u sssas.
uAn,ot HT. BuApLEyS CO.,
Bm3 81 Ann street, N~sw-Nerk y :.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
Anumlhtral
Ia. u-aa eve t...ss., &c n.s... 49,.

u go darr st,sA u.a, T. 'sss
ss,ua~s ~sif dsy Tbs wsYs 81 ~hsst
i b a.-ss sys a-saaosA Ia lsssb
sps assalors 4 $3.50 , ssAl.s ssrsssa 30
sstsi6cs@ 10 The sssA&s. 90 lAs nesA saa
slse mhss ted ~ ssi~,s sAei,w hou
seli sss visa .h.i. M assnss - cos
., 60 ag lanssH W = ~srps hssuASs
Tbs hssD Il pesy os< ~ie has say
svtngsass 80 n iiss seas,sisiios dhs 80.
'Hfs. sppa s0sa " s~ireS ~ sstas
siayh - ,Aiea osssss before Atn q 10
subfar "A ds nati, barss W. horribly
nericc'a sss ~hs~dhs'ly sacrificed
ons = a,e ~pys r. ~h,ch ,hi. !. ao-.-
y Jvsass,Ay lalle csr-iScra Msny
esesT. ~ bos,~t probably. 'sss rssn
~ a . sis@,. ru.sstinast sad pe'4aI~
asst wsias, ~asx-ss 10 csre cersrring
10 ;iss4 that ft~y are thus tnysrans ths
hssfh srd destroying the s~Ssnieft "a
lh~ir saisasis Ibe wsbth AMI puo
rcney wbirh rsssa ooe On opening the
s.bieAsor 10 ibs saorsinr. might make
.S.se ,sasa - tAis uas'ier ~ho DO noi
stem "a. ~ they vss~ shsa up = aishi
80 = ssw Aosrs 10 'hsas s~n stable. per.
bag. then they might. A sorse eannos
brrHsis the asGaosphsrs a many stable,
shhai saJsSy 10 ri. eyes ssd especially
ia he lsnE, " respiratory organs A.
ihls IS 'h% sen,ssn when horscs are being
Stabbed, pAsiBriaE icing sbosi over, Il
SoSb he weil for snsny horses and for
their o~ssr. IN, " they ~osld see that
ihstr stables arc prcs,scd with m.sn. q
Assos sua ,hs, every soarrr u
psnsxH, and foul ssslIs he removed ~
early sud as sH.saally a. possible
Cst@s,y Ceafievsa~.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
GERMAN
Uroscopic Physician.
DIR. NJ. q. EDnON

IN ~ - LD1Otff
yIToULD n~sAecihly intern ts napr
w hfsndan ana r4riaiu fhat ns u
Medicine tnfhe GiHlH4N IHOACDfiCfihfa
which ieads him o. llfHfe aud drrafiH iNsN
Of dnnaae Ofa tHhoAis CiiAHAtIEa,
utniHst ACCURACY aNd shiisaUiol. A lrshi
tHininF shout tFu nrHres " nfiac-wasrd hl
nnrnin ths namt aud aer rtthf aifi
enable him O. fftat alecrsialB uuo fa1f m
h~irei nhe mdni9uai cHn brhF rrFtai '
medicine rau D. sent ~ $40 paft NJ n.F piHi
rrHcdiss HfeWhofly ni The t"EFonuIr Frifl.f
irnuR esrenusiy from those ~ sny eho NA'
sfh"ii ron-ifinE ~ theA1irftf Dad Ltfe
Diqst cnfconnaird iHudi ard nhllHtl ahI
siyei} fnum ne FeFUa hir kinriar1 ahfshtf
rnnFennnco 81 nuis, ses hcifi4Gro "a "a
their gcntni rfr, iHHkf ne pvfsnf WihaN
are reliable, rnirleut aua fshi arnugla
with nafur9'siawf Wifipnf thef4annfs f
The vital iancuopa "a epanlr ntc. 1lfria
D. a. rie 1870 tF-ffur in llrT HitH
removal q aifelsri as iesFe tf pnh d
senss d. dfierHlnr.
fauaf OF hsHtuhf -aat Nc l4sffhhIa 900
sud fusf1faulr b. trH ff m fhisI fIm naf
gassi sfh.Sh.m tnr rsa<latrf ilc rHH"i
urnts auiri rffariyf Npffrfitr ana MF
and iesFf 900 mfaur rafrHf o. fNw.fr
hHd hsnaEeas ~ Fo4rfiffnd nlcntr
hHuuHir ana Erfffiu reHpsenft 81 his nnlf.
dairy lcrfiriag f1slf f~ilsdaI araHIH
ths nu.i enfhas.s.tr ien.a, ~ rans hu
ab1 sfknesr, aae 3 lutu Nffc ~ if
ucfnf rarfF 20 mlsers II NNH hfr 81
Ef1nninr nfU ~ fHHH1 ruf if NNr HI
~. Hu4n psHicnlrff rril per arfHnN
trs Hr irf ~ lHaiH 1iffarr1s Hffh
En o. YtB utaf nsitif htiirl uf rAtA
irsHilu stlafgft bora rIHiaa0l d. lfA
hsf ~ sirfsHsfa fsHarnfaH rHfni ~
hfrruIsa OF faf iHtFas fHH.Hfl ItfH
Eilrsas NhfunaifHt hHrft'ga
Efrath, ~ ~Fa if si lafia
maas Mfakfs .Hfaaf Niaf
Ffshan piN.r Hrafl
rsrt fHffr Hirf frf
Errf ffflfH rffrt
Nnnfrr.H sa y I4iaaeta
sr.Ar irn H. lHs-
rHff nfflFfHNH
Efuei 81 hain
b - Ha
HH.aNE
1, Fsriraifs lf'afifa ytfif y o.
I flainff FHf 40 fsrrsHs 30 ffNf
Z lnrff 81 llbs sJeV - strioittiff 80
FirttHaid fa.ft ~ ~ aAf f
a.
sss
!. mas k.arA4n.hf- =
foss ta ff,- ff.tl7e
t@sQ 10 ,sss
lupK tsffses he1s -
% ttfSsf~sssaes Ishs So
aaissS ~ ass
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

We f Hs H|"a HffHHt fAE Ffltrs o. nUtff ftgtuts
- BE- mailer how severe o. nav long .,and,eS'
TIE Hsiholicon fsr surnn-sos other remedies. h he
ing t9oro certain, less expensive, and leaving the sys-
lini Ia . better condition. Let al INTERESTED cali and
oh ain a p%anpbiof tiiee) ranai8ina annie proof. from
tie a'ost respectable s'nroes, Of nIo hrne6riai rcsults
q, Pc % iegelseF win leilen irom highly espe-
nee Ga1 speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES.
p u. %feekbsm, N. D.. rnoa, N. VI J. n. Fleming
ester, 2. " o.. y. Fooie, 81. b., + nrase, n pa n%
nonbss, 81. D. baltimore. Nd Il, ". Reese. Nh.
new }ofk GUY W. riescoif, M. u. Concord. nj
Nsm1an'' - ones, NY Rev. c. +. Eeard,
psmphiets had graft. al tho store n G. BURT A
non bnggists Agents, .Rrtaud, VI, sIso ,old by
tihsucsy l. Case Erandon Charles Chapman. vood,'
iioek &C Af'ni., casieion. ai,I
,9TLsiier a1drsssst g ns rare Of M. csras JaieL,
ffcaf, Ht hqtfaga Ohio.
70 Dc. Ntfchfal IL have been ten YEAR trnuhled
WIN Ienaie lpN l"lhis--rnmlapsus nlcf, and All tho
su w. o,h'piie5 ~ nWes neaaengg ny NE
mos mtftfa"ie. ' naf" iiad The HuaHdaBee III some
ui The best ihyeicnns WITH but hulo suocs.s fhe
most tiey cpria 10 naa a. reIieye-a cure WAS out 81
.ns l.e,ti'H, % his ai'nti,- brtre colimenfihg
ssy ha~', euuld walh hui a Few stegs ~ . ii,,.. nd
scarcely welt Oct 81 doofs-in short. { was cnmtlct..
" p~-tatra "oHi ~ BODY sga pini s.a exported
nuisso on We rot ~ ml days Ia suffering ana mise,
". Bot readi'g lpaif Advertisement, I wss indarsd
20 ny sour ~m'flefb'a medicine called Uterine "a
ibolleoa, a. tue iasf resort iaa ma nsof n wees
ieiure ! felt Ike aHethrf wanan. ft the use ~ nbuo
ihiiies ! Wa cs1bied 20 pert rm ai DE iahaf lar az
y ite iai1ii} WIN eusc, and csufd waik aaywhere
~ me hslH1"fliafd ~ ltlout rluy. Nuue4g hai a
sDAe - if Ghty 90 yeH ma o. The fmriad. hHs In
nutr" mt 90 'fif nt fae' o. he Prbiie. . can cafe
y ieennin1ra iut n-tranuaa " aI ifn-o suasfng
like Hiy-sL r. ulediI Biz. sAHAh A. HIsasg.
fifefrn plfaeH fa.. Ohio.
y. u. MaRCgusi q co.. Proutte
cea'fal D,i9i 800 n@aiwAg NY.
Ready Made Clothing.
4 lals, ,ilet PET received hnd 6F sJs atreu low
~ p"o"fpy g. Palmer.
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TIC dFug. thruselFrs, Dry ei i'' nflt nWl 'n tngs
"hly OF NeNeiaeiN rneH- clifirfi f chemical
process ~ o SLATE ut purity. enI c1neifa ntgthqf
Ia such a nauner q b in-at' Goo tesuite lhs
tysicni Of composition if metanrs tr 1ean iound
IN The shc1y FeotoiI aid l. l"iat to lioaucca
more ehictcnt trtrsdf ilnn hHi 't'oin been oh
famed by ANY pt"tss. lhe reason r psricety OBJ
slous' WINE oy NJ Oh m"'g 90 composition, ev-
cry medicine b b%urdcnct WtN ioolc ~ lteci acfi-
hnonious ana injurious q~uahtifN, hN Nis h1rh midi
vdual viftuo only ihat r. tc-iftd ir ihe curative
effect is present. Al the mort aud obnoA, ms qual-
ttcs OF each substance cnlsovcd Atr ltt nchtnd, the
curative VIRTUES uhlN hci!s iuiaurl, trucf u Is
seli-eyident the elects Should prove ~ they have
proved moro pufaly remedial, ard che iNls q sufer,
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Cabinet Furniture and Chan

Hssfoen'a Haidsg, Afad VI ia.tnHoaa
MOsEH CURTIS H. nov aienlrn iafgs SOD 10
lNt erai assortment VI Sofas, Center, rafdi taaf
ana ErtcDsion Dining Tables, MaiusaWt iH"
walnut, Cane-svai aud cainiusn Chliri lafa
Bcdsieads, Hal ftHHds, Chanber sef., A. =
ha,f pals, leaf ADD hask Naurtf.cs. rHIf 20
-. ng gfa. ses, thoAs, ilctlre iants, Won 90
portable Dc ~, &c.
ho4dy Nah Cpfias Of ail -izcs Hnd acseupua~
Mr'iHsany Cpnina tauishud o. ufdff an Hai 90,
Having purchased Now and Rich Ca1a- tra Z
best Wanafacinfe's 81 zach price he wuHhdia''~
attention pttna public ~ the inHpecfian nitAf $50
Rutland, foh.. ~, 1853.
1.-THE Place 80 bay 1nllse,, shaiiiH y,
j eesi AID Abduiginal Fuppaii 'r b q hf -
Rutland, a
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renesss'y aihrsft q s~ifu4suis asa h.
siicsed &c ssa,e rsgppmsaiioa 20 y
49, W ias frVt.iei ag ih- mfmher,,
osasecs nai ag'snseuss II ihe -<nsie,
Atf-usr8 N@ssnsin q a. 1884
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Psrpaana ~ fbe requirement. a The
4h s-sior - he falio-lng acs. I'd, SEQ
rsss'y q Sasis hs'tby de,irnsi,s he
faiiovirs papers 81 the ~pubaicAiioa
ihrf~cfi sns fbe sasae are requested 10
ias,si Il. Ms .aon A. aay b., 10 ~hs
sssse Banner. Ia B-nnirg1ne eoun;yJ
Essie md Argos, wipdhs'u VI Joar
nal s.d Woodstock MurcaV, winjsor
Asnsa ard Bradford fsqstr,r. Orange
Sessinel and Free Press, ChstfeDdcn !
wgch'nab and Frcemsn, Washington
Norh r,ar ard CsiedoniAn. Csledonia.
GsEsue ssa North Union, Orleans .
Messenger and Tribune, frsnklin. Her.
AID shd Posi, Rutland Register and
independens. AdJisOn.
DASirt T.. Tnosrsos. Sec. 81 Sate.
Na C-As aa 10 regulate tho choice Of
scoancil o. censofs.
N 70 bsrs1g enacted " ne General
1sssssity u hs STATE Of Tersonf, az
tpiosrs
Sec ]. The fin; constable Of each
toSn IN the State. or IN his absence or
inability, the lo~n CLERK OF one OF more
d ilie scledmen. are required. nj least
twelve days before the last Wednesday
Ia March next. Ia warn a meeting Of
The freemen of their respective towns,
10 be behi ST The usual place Of holding
fncrmen's meetings IN such towns. on
the last Wednesday 10 March next, at
N o'clock. i. ~, TO give 10 their votes
Tor thirteen persons whom they may
choose for q council Of ccnsors, ne pro-
,ided by the Constitution. And the
presiding officers are hereby required TO
open the meeting and call on the free
men of such iown from time 10 time, for
the space Of four bours, TO give in their
votes for thirteen persons whom they
would choose for a council Of censors /;
which votes shall be- sorted and counted
by the presiding officer. with the assist
ance 81 the town clerk for the time be-
ing, and a lie, thereof recorded in the
clerks Office. And a certi6caie con.
tanning a lis, Of the number OF votes Civ.
ca for each person, signed by the prcsi-
ding officer, and sealed up and super
sflbed with the name OF the town and
the words "soies for the council Of CEN
sors,' shalt be made in the following
form, TO wit:
STAFF OF VERMONT.