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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

q. f.. HARRIS, u enlist l5s Main street, opposite
the new Mechanics IgA Building. o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

w. IA. Janlkins, EHair Dresser, has removed
the Lincoln House, the Express Oiiee. Entrance
OH MaplcStreet. DIT Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

Rr. sa..ttfsara attends the treatment Of the
SDscial Diseases of Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
SrTrIirE No IS Union St. Providence, L. !. see his
advertisement OF THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES - in this paper. diff fl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

aErs. N. w, SSer;.ids, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
FUL MIDWIFE, removed TO No. 80 Exchange street
Special attention given TO plainIs and dis
eases OF children. Once hours from to A NJ and
rem to p. 81. din ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

LIST, Col. Cowdin, Springfield rted muskets
I'd, " Gordon, Enfield "
III, " Couch,
9Th, g CasS, Springfield smOOtlI-DOre muskets.
10Th, = Briggs. Euned rihed muskets.
llth, " Blasdell, Springfield smOOth-bore muskts
18Th, a Webster, Enfield rited muskcts.
18Th, " Leonard,
l4th " Greene, Spriu gield smooth bore muskets.
18TH, g Deyens,
10th, {" Wyman, Enfield rided miskets.
18th, " Amory, Springfield smOoth-b bore muskets.
18th, " Barnes,
18th, " links, Enfield riiied muske S.
Goth. g W. Il. Lee,
q t, " Morse, Springfield smooth-bore muskets
I'D, " Wilson, Enfield ritled muskcts.
23d, g Kurtz,
24th " Stevenson, -
25th, " Upton, - 3" "
26th 8 Jones, Springfield rihed muskets.
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FORREST, TONIGHT, AS OrHELLo.-At the
Academy of Music, tonight, rare attractions
are presented in Shakspeare's tragedy, and
first representation of its hero. Our readers
need only to be reminded that an extra train
from Boston after the entertainment is over
will enable all to be present and return home
afterwards. Tickets may be had, we are told,
at one fare for the round trip, which will be
good to Boston by the 5 p M train, and by
the extra from Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

q. AEcE. 4s4sy9s. Attorney ana Counsellor at Law
Briniey Row, ISS Main street, Worcester. dtf ia4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

Ciatiin is masking Card Photographs uncquallcd IN
This country. Give him q call. DIFF N.Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

months from the act, sum not exceeding Two
hundred ard fifty millions ofSdolars for witch
he is authorized to issue certificates of coupon
or registered stock or treasury notes, stock to
bear interest not exceeding seven per cent per
annum, payable semi-aDuually irredeemable for
twenty years and after that period redeemable
at pleasure. United States Treasury notes to
be fixed by the Secretary at not less than fifty
dollars, payable three years after date, with in
terest at the rate of seven and three tenths per
cent. per annum, payable annually on notes of
fifty dollars, and Sc ni.annualiy on notes of
larger denominations The faith of the United
States is solemnly pledged for the payment of
interest and redemption of principal of the
loan and for full and punctual payment of
interest. The United States especially pledge
the duties of import tea, coffee, sugar, wines,
and liquors and also such excise and other
internal duties or taxes as may be received into
the Treasury
The other bill which passed the House pro-
vides that whenever it shall, in the judgment of
the President, by reason of unlawful combina-
tons of persons in opposition to the laws of the
United States. become mpracticable to execute
the revenue laws of the United States and col
lect duties on imports by the ordinary means in
the ordinary way at any port of entry in any
collection district he is authorized to cause suck
duties to be collected at any port of delivery in
said district until such distractions shall cease,
and in such case surveyors at ports of delivery
shall be clothed with all powers aud be subject to
all Obligations of collec ors at ports of entry
The Secretary is authorized, with the approba
ton of the President, TO appoint. weighers,
gaugers, &c. A custom-bouse for any district
may be established either on land or shiphoard
for the collection of duties in cash The Presi
dent is empowered to employ such part
of the army, navy or militia as may be
deemed necessary, and if duties on imports can
not be effectually collected, he can close the
ports of entry in the district by proclamation
The President may in his discretion license and
permit commercial intercourse with any part oil
State or section, the inhabitants of which are
declared in state OF insurfection. Vessels
found at sea or in ports of the United States IF
teen days after such proclamation has been is
saed, shall be forfeited Forfeitures and penal
ties incurred by this act may be mitiga:ed or re
mitted in cases where special circum stances may
| seem to require it.
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That Flag of Truce"-Further from
Mtssouri-C0f. Siegal reinforced
Movements 0f Gen. Fremont,
\ eW YORK. Jnlr 10


special dispatch from Washington to the
Tribune says the flag of truce brought protest
from Mason against invading the sacred soil of
Virginia.
The Government is negot ating three months
charter of the steamer Cambridge and not her
purchase
The board of Supervisors this morning di-
rected that sixty three thousand dollars bs~paid
10 the Union defense committee tor the re
lief of soldiers families.
The World has the follow ing SPECIALIST
Louis, July IOth-Authente intelligence from
an officer in Springfield on the 9th INST, states
that Gen. Sweeney with his entire force rein
forced Col SicgaI and Al last accounts we're
pursuing the Stare troops near Vernon.
The reports OF the engagement near Car
thage are eAag Grated but all accounts agree
in the death Of Lent, Col Wolf.
The Posts dispatch says Gen. Fremont leaves
for Illinois TO night.
bill will be Introduced into Congress pro
hibiting he sale Of liquor to soldiers.
Union Congressman, May, reached JEFF.
Davis headquarters at Richmond on me 3D..
1t is expected the President will soon lay be-
fore congress instructions 10 American Ministers
and British correspondence relating to privat-
eering.
The Commercials dispatch says the commit
tee appointed have ascertained that many
traitors still employed as clerks in depart
ments bat the heads Of departments say 1t is
impossible TO remove them because OF their
superior knowle dye OF departmental business.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

SIR JAMES CLARKgs FEMALE PILLs.-rhe pro
prietors hold hundreds of testimonial the virtues
OF Sir james Carkes Female Pills, but their peculiar
nature prevents publication: but certain il they
the only and safe remedy in tor all those
painful and dangerous diseases peculiar TO the female
constitution In all cases of Nervous and Spinal
Affections, pain in the Back and Limbs. HeaYiness,
Fatigue slight eXertion Palpitaton OF the Heart
Lowness ofopirits Hl sterics Sick Headache, hites
and all painful diseases occasioned by disordered
system, these pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed. Thy fa{ agodsyass IT,
ctssfS aad 10 o5strEeiioRs, from whatever
cause. The purely vegetable. and will not in
jure the most delicate constitution For particulars,
send for a pamphlet 10 the Agent. One dollar and
six postage stamps, sent to any authorized Agent.
will insure 2 bottle BY return mail. Z33mos.
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4 CARD+TO THE LADIES
Dr. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES


Ifatte eorYsctin. yssWiIt Hg aadTsDOriHg az Of
SiynctjoHs from 'raatsrsy cause, aAd GEtcdgs
successful as a pyeUeHttrs.
The combination OF ingredients in these PILLS are
perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits are
based upon an extensive practice of 30 years !;
and where the directions have been strictly followed
they have failed all Irregularities.
They relieve painful and difficult Menstrua ton, par
tculary the chan 4e eli life i-They will the
Whites and remove all distractions arising from
colds. exposure. any cause aud mas be success
fuIIT used a. preventive. Price II 90 per box.
Sold by POND & MORSE, (Druggists.l
Agents for Rutland, Vermont.
Ladies By sending them 81 90 through the Rat
land PosOffce have the pills sent any part of
the country (conhdentally) BY mail Sold in W bite
hall by T. 4, BroUghf0n, and On. WTight NorthyOP
Son, Castleton, J. J. JosliH, Poultney, and by one
Druggist in every village and town in the United
States.
y. Book out for c0unterfeits. Buy no Golden
Pills any kind the box is signed s. ID. ii lowe
All others are base imposition and ale there
you value your lives and health Ito say moth
ing OF being humbugged ont OF your money buy
only of those who show the signature OF s. ID. Howe
every box, which has recently been added on &C
count OF the Pills being counterfeited.
May Il. d&w;ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

We had occasion, few days since. TO purchase
new pair OF boots, operation always dread as
boy would whipping. But, compelled by necessity,
we screwed our courage to the sticking place and
went to worthy friend opposite who, TO our ut
ter astonishmeut. fitted the first trial lie very
coolly remarked hat "he done the same thing nine
times ont OF twenty, and that whenever he had
a cough cold he used Bry aLts PulmOnic aiers
and they cured him as often. Only % cents a box
Sold by pom ID & MORSE, Rutland. 2o-4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

Its admitted by all physicians That the grand Sc
cret OF aIth and long life lies keeping the blood
and various fluids Of the body in high degree of lu
idity When gu feel continued pain III the head or
bowels or any continued uneasuess i'll any gan or
other parts of the bod you prey serious sick
ness by taking
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
Bleeding may give mOmentaTy ease. because the
blood left will have more room But as the body is
made from the blood and sustained BY the blood, to
waste our blooi is to waste lie, and ruin our
constitution But Brandreth's Pills relieve the crcu
lation readily bleeding by only taking away
whatit we'll spare aud they never hurt.
Mrs. Hooper OF Barnstable. Mass, cured OF
ST. Yitus Dauce general debility poOrness OF BLOOD
and costiyeness Of many years standing, by Bran
dreths Pills The at length is published in the
pamphlets. Sold by Fem. Rutland; L. r. Mead,
West Rutland; and by all respectable dealers in med
iciues. 25-lm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11
Z How 70 REaA1N Losr HEALrn-rhe blood i.

f How TO REGAIN LOST HEALTH,-The blood il
fluid, which diff sing itself throug bout the en-
tire animal organization, gives life and action to
body The arterial system penetrates to every
organ, and these in turn give to the matter thus re-
ceived their peculiar character The vital principle
that mysterious power within, which acting through
the blood counteracts disease and repairs the raw
of time. SO long its yigor and activity con-
tnue superior to the assaults of time and the excuses
in which We indulge secure in the endowment
of health From which too fruitful to be men-
toned here, disease gains Judgment in the system,
and all the varied symptoms attendant upon Con-
sumption, fasten their deadly langs upon the sufferer
1t Is cheering to know that remedy has at been
found to cure the worst forms of pulmonary com-
plants ii applied in season. DR. o. Phelps Browns
Acacian Basam is prepared with direct eye to its
effect upon the blood and secretious. This ineom-
parable medicine has already cured thousands of
grateful beings from death by COnsump tiOn and its
wOnderous efficacy in this disorder we'll in all
cases OF serious inroads upon health attended with
extreme debility is acknowledged by all When
from any cause the vital force becomes enfeebied
the Acacian Balsam puts forth its properties the
gans stimulated into activity and healthy bio cd
is furnished in abundance. Its happy Influence il
felt upon all the secretons and every par tcle dis
is made to vanish before the neahIul, lite giving
promptings thus called forth. The Acaciau BaIsam
Is sold at - per large bottle and be obtained
m POND Il MORSE,
Sole Agents,
price y cents thus placing it within the reach of 4
26w4
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On the 4th ofJuIy, by the Rev. Leland Howard, s..
u. lisdale Of MiddlebuTy to Miss -- Alexander
of Leicester
Also, on the 9TH OF July, by the same, George D.
Grswod of yergennes to Eliza Il. Malta of Under
hill.
AT West Haven. July Sd, 1861, by Rev. II. Field
Mr.. II. Willard Adams of Benson, to Miss Julia y.
Foot. of the former place
Miss Sarah Hulet, all OF Dandy,
In Noun, Holly, July Sd 1861 by Rev Daniel Pac-
keF, Mr. Martin Robins or Chester, and Miss Han
nah Foster of Weston.
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Prof. Wood is still trying to help the afflicted. He
has introdu3 ed a Cordial and Blood RenOvatOr to
the public that will stand upon its merits, and
only reeds trial TO satisfy the most inCredulOuS
TO IFS restoring qualities. The Professor deserves
great credit for his new addition to medical science
We refer readers his advertisement in another
column Try it, and word for it, you will not be
disappointed 26 2w
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THEGREAT ECLIPSE.

It is a wekuown fact that in the yolution of the
heavenly bodies the from its vastly superior size
aud extreme brilancy, often eclipses end obscures
TIE minor orbs of the solar system but not more
completely than james Pyies Dietetic Saleratus
shadows and excels in purity, strength, and good
ness, all the limitations and poisonous admiXtures of
Saeratus found in the market, whose impurities OF
ten cause arrangement. disease and death. Use the
genuine Dietetc, and avoid those evils. BE the
name OF James Pyle is on the package. Sold by gro
ers everywhere. 2b-lw
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From BaItimOre-HBdictmen Of Col.
Thomas, the French Eady."-6SOyern-
or Wise believed TO be shot.
Baltimore. July 10fl

Baltimore, July IUth.
Col Richard Thomas, Ohe French LADY,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury of the
.. S. District Court for piracy and treason.
He is now in Jail,
The troops quartered IN the city left this
afternoon for the camps ON the suburbs. a
report from Washington by the evening train
says 1t was very generally credited there that
reliable information had been received that
Gov. Wise was shot and either killed or Sc
riously wounded.
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4 Ca RID
RUTLAND. July Sd, IS

RUTLAND. July Sd, 1881.
To the Frssusn Of the County Of Ratand:
Perceiying that County Convention for the nom.
inaton of officers for the County of Rutland Is be
held on the 18th inst, and having been informed
that name has been mentioned in connection with
the Office Of Sheriff desire TO state that l do not
desire to be longer considered candidate for that
office.
In this connection l would also express my graf
ltude to my friends for the cordial support received
at their hands for many successive years.
jy4tiIjy15 JACOB EDGERTON.
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TO CONSuMpTTyEs

me subscriber will cheerfnlly send free oFeharge,
TO all VINO desire it, the copy of SIMPLE RFcIpF
sumption. ~ "'e 0on-
Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRoS-
CHITIs, or any lung affection he sincerely homes viii
try this Recipe, well satisfied if they do so thew viii
be more than satisfied with the result Thankful for
ms own complete restoration, be is anxious to nlaee
in the hands of every sufferer the mean, of c1re
Those wishing the recipe with full directions 70
will please call ON or address W.
REV. WM. S. ALLEN
25-8w No. 66 John Street New York
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- a 4 =. *

Boston and Eastern Way Mail closes at II 30 A. NJ.
Railroad time, arrives at $50 z. NJ.
Burlington & Northern Way, closes at 8 90 2.
Railroad time, arrives at y % NJ
New YORK Through Mail closes Ut 1879 +. NJ.
Railroad time, arrives at 8 35 2. N.
Albany and s ". Way Mail closes at 80 2. NJ.
Railroad time, arrives al 3 s. 2. NJ.
Troy Western Vt. way Mail closes at u 81 p. NJ.
Railroad time, arrives at 800 P NJ
Troy and Saratoga Way Mail closes at 80 p, NJ,
Railroad time, arrives st L, 10 2, NJ.
Montreal and St. Johns Nail closes at 80 =. II
Railroad time, arrives at 1915 A, IL
Woodstock Way Mail clos Iuesda s.. Thu -5day 5
and Saturdays at 80 2. y.
Wools:ocE Way Mai arrives Mondays, Fy9tnes
davs and Fridays al 2 30 +. II.
Olice hours from 0 A. NJ. till 500 7. Il suu
days, open from y % Il. to LOOP. ".
L. 6. EVERTS. ?. II
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ASTHMA CURED

NEWPORT, Vt, Sept 20, 1860.
DR. BAXTER-Sr My son has been severely af-
nlcted with the Asthma from childhood. About
three years ago he had severe attack we prevailed
on him to try Dr. Whites Elixir, and before the
thiFd bottle was gone, he entirely cured and has
remained well man ever since Yours truly,
Il. ID PALMER.
IRAsBURGH, VT, Sept %. 1850.
have been afflicted number of years with the
phthiSic and for months in succession have not been
able to lie in bed and enjoy regular nights sleep
until commenced using DR.. n. q. Whites Elixir,
which am happy to say gave immediate relief and
have been well and enjoyed good health since.
26d&wl2w THOMAS j. EATON.
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To THE LADIES

DR.. Halls BALsA& is specially adapted to the del
icate constitutions of females; and ii contains
Opium, it will cause nervous derangement-while
the tonic properties of the Basam ,invau BILE in
iapartng strength to the system. 25-1w
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So hCTLANr, S.
TIE MUTUAL BANK,
FARRAKD N. BENEDICT, March Term. 1851.
A ction of Assumpsit on note dated rs june 1877
payable to 0: Cronkhite, for the sunn Of sl057 75
our months after date and endorsed to the Plain,
I'm Also on common counts
the said Benedict resides without this State
person. .ne state ofNew jersey, and has not been
ORDERED notihed of the tendency of this suit IT rs
term of said c he be notified to appear at the next
ty of Rutland on TO be held at Rutland In the coun-
4. ID 1851 then ands second Tuesday OF September
PUBLISHING The .nha.n. -sSe to answer thereto by
with this order Vi th> Plaintiffs declaration
to be ~ pay and Wscay Herald last of which,
shall be deemed sufficient notice And dav tSer leh
Is given, &c. ' 'e"
cN w f. W. HOPKINS, Clerk.
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New Advertisements.
j . 8 7 o P Z N E D
d a t%s5 e

'-" ~ - - - IL =.
IS 90 5000
MANTILLAS, MANTILLA
CLOTH MANTLES. LADIkkh, AR'iEo'
DOUBLE WIDTH GREY GCkLOIHs
WHITE AND BLACK GRAPE
MERETTE, two yards wide,
&C., &C., &C, sc.
BIB. BURT.
EvERY DESCRIPTION OF MOURNING
~ OOoDS b. III. BURT.
0O0O YARDS GREY DRESS GOODS. for La.
AVoo dies suits, cents to 12x.
b. H. BURT
Cl00 YDS. FINE BLEACHED COTTON, at 81
~ooU cents b. III BURT.
loo IL QUARTER QUILTS, at S1.12%.
Aoo b. Ii. BURT.
f000 YARDS CRASH, all Linen, at 81 ce&ts.
AOoo b. III. BURT.
500 YARDS VT. FLANNEL, at 10 eenis:
wv b. IL. BURT
500 PAIRS GENTS SOCKS, heavy, at cents.
WV Is. Ii. BURT.
I00n YARDS FINEST SHALI.IES at l2II cts
AoOo former price Is to % cents. m
4-.,.s-- .s., JI-nx1zsr
SO0 YARDS W.T.. BRILLIAETE, double width,
SoO at cents. b. ii. BURT.
S00 BROCHESHAWLL,a at S3S7]z, all wool and
cOO Six. Is. I'll. BURT.
PLACK MERINo sHAwLs, two yards square,
ID $500 each. b. II. BURT.
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T ST!-On the Sth inst, between hut
Iond and clarendon, Black Silk Mixed Coat,
outside pockets and inside; white pocket hand
kerchief in side docket marked 1. X. stone. VINO
ever finds the Coat will be suitably rewarded Dy leaS
wing if at the Central House, Rutland, Vt.
July l02d.
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From Washington.
Washington, July 10.

The bill which passed the House To- day au-
thorizes the Secretary of the Treasury 10 borrow
on or edit of the United States within twelve
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ID / L ID

In Castleton, June 22d Mary Curtis Armstrong,
wife of Egbert Armstrong aged q years.
In Orwell. july ID 1851 Elcena III. Lewis, widow
of Roswell R. Lewis late of Poultney, aged So years
and months
In Castleton, May lst, Mrs, Alkaline, wife of Mel
son Griswold aged 81 years
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SPEECH OF VALLANDEGHAEE
TVE DESPECABLE.
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AFFAIRS AT BALTIMORE.
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Col. Thomas Indicted for Treason.
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REPORTS OF THE BATTLE NEAR
CARTHAGE EXAGGERATED.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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THE LOAN BILL PASSED.
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r STA bunch Of Trunk Keys.
- Whoever will return them to the Subscriber,
will be suitably rewarded .,
Rutland, July 5, 1861.
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BUSINESS PUSHED FORWARD
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Col. SeigaI strongly Reinforced ana
in Pursuit of the Enemy
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FACT NuMRER ONE
NUMBER rive

Inat Cr lsadoro's Excelsior DYE has reeentIv bao,
analy zed by DR. Chiffon the first chemist in %
He prom ounces the Dye absolutely harmless to The
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Gov. Wise believed 10 be Shot.
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Gen, Fremont of for Illinois.
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VS..
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CoMnEssIONEns' NOTICE.

TI'HE undersigned having been appointed ~ the
L Hon. Probate Court tor the District Of air
haven Commissioners to receive. e>Iamiueand adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against James
Richardson, late OF Poultney 10 saii District
trict deceased hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose of examining and allowing aid
claims az the late dWeiling -house Of the said de-
ceased in Poultrey the first Moudsy- Of Septem-
Der aud November next. from one O'Clock. until
i've O'Clock. l. VI. f8u each Of aid dave az
~. ~ months rom. the uwhh d8v OF H. : ID
1881 Is the tine Matted br ;aid cour' T., -: CT 4
tor TO present tiitir riit gains so JOS sE@a =
ton ana ii iaa aucr
Dated FouitEer. -. zG54 E.r sf JGus :
1851
mo-. w .5 MCLEOD, ,cammf..ioners.
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The Excelsior Dye is instantaneous In IFS eaacts.
PROD 9ces the identical color, which is indistingush
able from that of nature; and actually strengthens
and invigorates the hair. This fact il estabIisbsd b
com petent afidavits. Oueo ny
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FACT NUMBER THREE

- The sales of the Dye have increased tw o bundre
EpeLcent in one year. and every Respectable dru1a;
and hair dresser finds it necessary to keen II s.
seandard article. Sold everywhere and applied b.
y ali mar dressers Cristadoro, No. Astor House
NC" oih' 0R.Im
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