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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

9SgHoratio r. Tuell of Charleston, VT.
and Nelson Rice of Winehendon, Mass, both
formerly members Of Co. d, Sd Vernon beg
iment, but dischsrged from service on &C
count of long continued and severe sickness,
remained at the Franklin Hotel in this VIII
lage over the Sabbath, on their way home.
One of them had entirely lost his Speech
but has now partially recovered ii. Mr.
| Tuel presented us with confederate Five
Dollar Note, which looks cheap as dirt"
In the right hand corner is what we suppose
to be figure intended to represent Jett
Davis His face appears as If the breath OF
life had been choked out of him by rope
skillfully adjusted about his neck On the
other corner is the Goddess ot-Slavery
We do not regard the note as OF the least
value, as it is not payable until " six nonthe
after the ratification of treaty OF peace be.
tween the Confederate States and the United
States"
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Cauture of Stone, near Charleston.

Washington, June 8.
Dispatches from Flag Officer Dupont
state that the gun boats have possession OF
Stone, near Charleston. The capture was
made in consequence of information received
from Robert Small
Letters from the Gulf announce the cap
ure of til schooner New Castle by the brig
Bambride, and the schooner Jane by the
steamer r. T. Cuyler.
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Marble Work.
premium MARBLE WORKERS

DREMIUM MARBLE WORKERS !
We the undersigned having recently leased and
ttted mn the shop formerly occupied by ISAAC >.
HAIL, of West Rutland, VT, are now prepared TO
MARBLE WORK OF ALL DESCRLP-
7YONS,
From first class Statue to common Heac MARX,
all kinds Of
ORNAMENTAL AND FIGURE CARVING,
Executed in the most desirable style OF the ART
(,ur work has taken the first premium at every Ag
ricultutsI Exhibition where 1t has been eAnip'eo,
viz: the Vermont tate Fair OF 1851 from when we
have a diploma as being the best Marble Artis' 9
The first premium at the Western vermont Agiicaa ~
tnraI AssocIa also the first premium At the
Rutland County Fair, all OF the same year AL
those wishing to purchase
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, TOMB TABLES
Gar any of the almost endless varieties OF Head
Marks, on the most reasonable terms, are coroiahy
invited to call and examine our work before pur-
chasing elsewhere
A,E WILLIS. j. MAaRK, A. P. FULLER
West Rutland, Vt, April 7, lsez'
Ps Particular attention given to Architecture
and onum entail designing. apr du
N. B.---See what the Report OF the CONN ittee OF
Slate and Marble OF the Rutland County Fair says
---[Rutland Herald, Oct 10th, 1851
In the department OF Carved ana Lettere
Marble as we'll as manufactured, some exeelIen
| specimens were presented by J. Z. Manley. Inc
were executed by Mr.. A E. Willis, self tau ght ns
tive artist of Vermont and exhibit good taste, bot
In design and execution -
Freddie Jesus took him. with the design OF a nan
pointing upward, the glory breakiSg through IN
| clouds-in the midst of which, you see the ~er
| Home Also, that of Charlie, our only boy
with an elaborate and beautiful wreath OF fruit an
| flowers chiselled from the marble, without any d
sign other than that of the mind OF the artist
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ID Z N S / 0 N s q,
BoUNTIEs, AND BoUNY LANDS
LEWIS & FOX,

Wholesale and Retail dealers 4, y. ugs, Medicine
Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Artists Materials, re
umery, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Lamps, herosti
Oil, Burning Fluid, frasses, supporters ana svef,
thing pertaining TO the Drusglst trsds-
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully dispensed.
Nershaais' Exchange, Rutland, VT
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Railroads.

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON h. -
Nm and after Monday, Nov. 26, 1851, trains
! wilirun aa follows, viz:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, 500 A Id. and y ~ T. M
Arrive at Rutland, II A. M, and IL 30 might
Leave Rutland, {. as aad II 20 A. hi.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, so A. NJ, l46P. M.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls, $40 A. NJ, 1920 and b.lo
?. M
Arrive at Rutland, 1910 A. NJ. :, ESQ and 40 NJ
Leave Rutland, 90 A. M, 90 and ABB r. M -
Arrive st Burlington, 1000 A. nj. 500 and 7'oo
PM
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with VT Central, and Vt. q Cana
Ia Railroads, for Montpelier, st. Adams, Rouse't
Point, Montreal, Ogdensburgh, and the West,-A'
Rutland with trains for Troy, Albany and New York
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the West,-A
Bellows Falls with trains on Cheshire Railroad fol
Fitchburgh, Worcester, Lowell and Boston. Will
vt Valley &. r., for Bratteboro, Springfield, Hart
ford New Haven and New York-and with Sullivan
Railroad for Windsor, w. r. Junction, Wells River
St. Jehnsbury, Barton, Littleton and the Whit
Mountains
Passengers for the West will find this cheap, pleas
ant, and expeditions route.
For tickets and all necessary information inquire
the Offices on the line
E. A. CHAPLIN .Sup'E
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Il. II. Mead.
1862.

ID II. MEAD has just returned
IL. from Boston, with large and choice va =
riety of Goods selected with ticular reference to
please his customers, both in Quality and Price
Printe Gray Dress Goods Challil, Lawns, ting
hams Deaines, Bid. aud Brown Cottons,
Stripe shirtings Ticks, DENNIS, Crash,
Diaper, Gloves and Hosiery, La
dies and Misses Ssirts, Rea5y
Made Clothing, Boets
and shoes, BATS l.
Caps, Sc.
Crushed GranuIated Coffee and Brown Sugar,
Black and Green Teas, Coffee, Rasins Rice,
Soda, and all kinds of Spices; Crockery,
Hardware, Medicines. Flour, Salt,
Mails, Paints Oils, &C. &C.,
aud thousand and things too numerous to
CALL AND SEE THEM.
No one compelled to purchase. No charge iof
sb owing Goods. h
re ady pay, or approved credit
AT COST!
AT LESS THAN COST!
AT MORE TB AN COST
+! West Rutland, May 81, 1852. 2S-d&wsw
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r AIDES AND GENTS REFRESH
IL MENI ROOMS,
Corner Merchapts' Row & West street,

u Corner Merchapts' Row West EHee''
RUTLAND.
The subseriber having rented, furnished snd
Of ecs ed anew the Re oms foIms ry eccapeo ~ "a
HATGB, h. Perkins Block. would inform tne SUI
T. ms of Rutland }, d vicini thar pc PREPARED 10
fur nj h Wsrn Meah II all bo1rs OF the Gay, from
LaIder well stocked v It'll the De kssies and uo-
STA, tial. of the it, and Country Msr,sts AEo
kseps select lot of Fruit. Con'ecnonary ana Nuts
SOC and lee C,sa n, ~ u cir teason'
ID. enrsnse Iesdins TO the Late.' DiBip
.om ana i srlor 2uu door on Nsrehant's how, VI
eBt oisht ..----.t4-z4-z2-zl-
a ,hs,s ~ ust,v.svr So ict-d, and every atten
,iop .uar,at. "a m a d, a, etps 20 phsse.
Ma. a T. sausehS~
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SPLENDID CHANCE.-Farm in
~ Clarendon TO sale, containing 50 acres, with an
entirely new Dwelling House, and q large new
double-boarded Barn on the came. Possession
given at time of ssle-price 81 600. From one hs u
to three quarters of the purchase money remain
mortgage, if desired. APP to the sndsIsign ed,
FRANKLIN POST,
Wsllngford, Way Z, 1862 dAwt.
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Real Estate for Sale or to Rent
TOR SALE OR TO LET.

TOR SALE OR TO LET.
The well known Hotel, with forty acres OF lsno
and the best half mile troting course In the State,
situated in the village OF middle q awhile, on the
line of the Rutland and Washington Railroad
the House has recently been fttet up in odern
style Size IS by es wing l8 by 40, stories high
Price moderate, and terms easy. .
CHI BULL.
Middle Granville, Jan b. 1862.
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ARM FOR SA LEI
Inquire of W. T. NICHOLS:
Rutland, May s, 1o62. dAwa
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DU5GY.-A New BUGGY for sale
ID nv r. X. MEAD.
West Rutland, May 81, 1862. ~ d&wAw.
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Entirely new patterns RICH JEWEL l.s day
received ct CLAkh bRo h&4hos
civ SPOON :, FORKS.
- Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, 9sbletss &c,
pure coin-at CLARh bhoAhEno,
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AMPS AND LAMP CHlMNEYS,
IL 4 large variety New Patterns, at reduced
ario.s n, LEWIS b FOX,
Druggists
Merchants, Row, kutlAnd, VI
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SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS
- BOOKS Fancy Goods, Pocket Cutlery,
Perfumery, tor sale r.rp . n.
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Lewis 4 Fo>,
q . NJ ETHING W.

TT is nov generally understood that
l. we keep the BEST of EvEYTHlNG In cur line
trade, atd cell at prices entirely satisfaetory 70
~ customer LEWlS 4 FOX, Druggists,
Merchants Row Rutland, VI
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few enterpris'ng agents. either GNastsHnen ~
Ladies' are wanted to introduce new Literary
Newspaper. To such Is can give uDexo ptionable
steysn Ss as to Character and Ability We viii pay
rom f2e 10 $40 per n obib, snd their necessary
travelling expepse~. On rtsstpt Of ten ornts, ~
viii A, D. % tssd, specimen coptss Of the paps1,
aud q pamph e, giving fall particulars. Address,
&c RICE y COMPANY,
fraakltn square, Noewssa. Cora
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'.'-DIN'S SOLID AND FLUID
Extracts and Sugar coated Pills, or sale at
aanuiaotpE.r's prices a.
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ERANKLrNIrE STEEL COMPANY OF NEW JERsI

IrRANKLINITE STEEL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY
The Franklnte Iron Ore cures both red and cold short
ances aud adds at least 20 cent to the strength Of the
product
Frsnkline Orc the Morris Canal at oodport Jer
city.
The Company works are now manufacturing the renu-
Inc article of Brown Zinc Paint known as the rnnknite
Paint which Obtained the authorized the
Company. EDW. II. DUNBAR, superintendent.
0alce Of the Company, "a William street. second door
MARBLE MANTELS.-MANTELS SOLD AT ASTON.
Nl shingiy low prices nj KLABERiS Marble Yards 100
East Eighteenth Third avenue and 81 First
Third street, ~ Y. Mantcs put up any part OF
the country.
DANTALooNs CLEANED AND PRESSED (ANY CO.
lori In two day equal to new, for hall dollar by j.
HENRY, No 6Csrmnc street, three doors from Sixth
CoLDIERs OR RELATlyEs.--THE ADVERTISER
- for 81 win send In comprehensive form, collection OF
the United States Official information this day,
worth TO those concerned, from 500 to $780, Address
Robert Carter, New York CITY Post Office.
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A MOTHER INTERESTING STORY
"A FOR THE NEW YORK SUN.
THE BUSH RANGERS;
WILD LIFE IN AUSTRALIA.


The above story win be commenced in the NEW YORK
sun tomorrow "wednesday August lSC2, and be
tinued from day TO day until completed.
capital narrative Of English Life and Habits In the
remote stations OF Australia. :.
Australia Is well known possessing Of the most at
fertile desirable. Before It's by the British II
was ranged bands of blacks similar To the Indian
tribes Of the North American Continent vino were adept in
the of the Kangaroo Opossum and other small AMI
When The game locality had been hunted their
eht bark habitaons thrown down and abandoned.
and nm other sought In this these wander
pr almost the whole OF New South aes,
the bands combining themselves within the bounda-
ries largest other well known landmarks
ia this exciting iifc with which the author n well &C.
ouained that forms Of the best and most interesting
stories have read not interesting tale alone, but In.
structive and conveying TO the reader fund 81 useful
cannot do their friends greater pleasure
than them read this tale and they viii find 10
thing different and original from all that gone
before aud really worth their time and s own preserva
ton. -. -..-..
and interest the vauo Of hardly OF which does not e.
coed the cost Of the paper for year while In we
that period the subscriber 10 the paper rnsheo WIN
dozen or more hrst rate tales. -. - a.. ,..s,ru
The Sun OF the brightest and pes % me
e. 90 copies II contains all the news BY telegraph and
other sources the newspapers soa wo censs
while lie prce 10 but ono cent per copy or
ali cents her week order II OF the carrier py send
Ing word 10 the publication ONCE or otherwise and you can
snEs N nrc dsv me week month, year or your life
time You can buy u Of the news dealers on she same
terms sns puslc.on once corner Of Nassau and Fulton
streets.
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aENTIEMAN OF THIRTyFIvE, HIGHLY RE
spectacle late from Missouri of superior business and
habits fine personal appearance kind and amable
disposition, Is desrous Of forming the acquaintance Of
lady or widow from % 10 30, with view TO marmony;
having ready whereby she coul assist carry
ing on profitable expedition. None will please answer I'M
less sincere. All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL Adj
dres Tor one week Henry H., Herald oaicc.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

| CONGRATULATIONS, DEALERS AND Suffers
- procure Havana, Domestic and German Seq at
very prices NJ the scear agency IL Broadway stairs
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TTyUE ADVERTISER IS DESTROYS OF FORMING THE
Il acquaintance OF girl or widow Of loving disposition,
fave years Of age, with view 70 mssr
mony. Address Charles, Herald Office.
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THE MARRIAGE GUIDE OR NATURAL HISTORY
OF Generation, by DR. ollick, Author and Lecturer,
colorcd plates price 81 for which will be sent Tree by
post 10 any address Drec, u w strong unisher, 81
hours 10 III daily except Sundays; box sooj Post Office
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NEW PUnLICATIONs.

EDITORIAL HISTORY OF TIE WAR FOR TIE
j. Union, by Of most popular authors. thrill
ling truthful history Of the gigantic Of
in two royal octave volumes $50 pages each ELEGANTLY and
illustrated, and produced In the
art will be just the history FOR the people. Sold only by
subscription Agents exclusive territory, and
com nece their canvass at For terms &C. address
JOHN q. WELLS, fs5 William street, n. Y.
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nR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE EMINENT Is TRULY \
~ friend in need, and every famiy should have y .
hand-artford Couant Prepared from the recipe OF DR.
stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the great tone setter Sol
eNerYMhern.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

rINIE best place get good Kerosene OIL and othes
i articles usually kept in = Drug Store. is at
MOOD BROS.
MeGregor December ,c2d. 1851. :7ltf
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Iatest g.ws.

,.,o.. adyices from Europe, says the
'". -, message was eagerly canvassed, but
- M effect. They seem to oe ~''"oo' 'a'tn
:, Tho emancipation scheme.
n's,do,,ff quiet; provisions dull ; consols
1912.
ri. believed that Lees army has fallen back
c..,, the earthworks in trout of Fredericks.
burgh, and now occupies line, the left Of
which extends to Culpepper.
Jackson, headquarters are said to be at
Warrenton, with out-posts scattered along to
the vicinity of Bulls Run.
Our forces may fluid it necessary to act on
the defensive, instead of the offensive. The
enemys cavalry have got entirely around
Burnside's army, holding Dumfries.
A body Of troops unier Col. Candy, who
had no pickets out, were surprised and suffered
capture, to an extent difficult to ascertain -
Rumored loss 500, down to q. This resi.
ment was first armed one week ago. $50
wagons, containing regimental property, Ger.
tainly lost.
Gen. Banks and staff arrived at New Or
the Gulf, which is made to include the State
Of Texas, thus clearing away the mystery of
the Banks expedition.
Gen. Butler and staff sailed on the Goth, to
New York.
The Ariel, from California, was captured
near the East end Of Cuba, by the rebel steam.
er. Alabama. on the 7th inst was detained
three days and then allowed to proceed IN her
voyage, after giving bonds in the sum of $685..
ment Of the Southern Confederacy 100 ma.
rines on board, we're stripped II their arms and
ammunition. and parOled. $4,000 in Treasury
notes taken, belonging to Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
j Mn. STANTON AND HIS OurRAGEs UPON Per.
soSAL llBEkrY.-The Washington correspon-
dent of the Springfield Republican says
Mr. Stanton has been compelled to do some
thing to satisfy public opinion respecting his
summary arrests. He is undoub edy the un-
popular member Of Mr.. Linc"ln's cabinet,
though he has been very useful in his way
Whether he has done good enough Tor all the
harm he has done, it would require some hard
thinking to decide. The scales think would
balance. He has done good deal of good,
aud a good deal of harm. His manners are
very harsh and overbearing towards the people
he does not like, This is unfortunate for him
for he innocently oifends in his intercourse
with his fellow men. His agent in making the
worst class Of arrests, Baker, is another coarse
offensive man. who does things harshly. The
American people will not endure such outrages
against per,onal liberty as both these men have
been guilty Of, ~ a permanency, and it the
Republican party backs up such acts, it will 60
t. p"rdition itself. The arrest Of traitors is
right, but the reckless arrests Of loyal people
will not be long endured in the Federal Stats,
and Mr.. Stanton at last perceives this fact, and |
acts accordingly. |
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TP YOU desire a nice piece OF engraving executed,
i GO 70 FRENCH'S, as his j. the only sstab-
iishmsnt west Of Ailwsukss Mat does shis kind OF
M ~
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! per UOx.
BENTON BROTHERS l. Co., and
WOOD Il BKOrnEk Mci; razor

On IiIDS. New Orleans Sugar. just received, and
oJ(y for sale 1t 81 cents per llb. by
BENTON BROTHER d CO.
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Cash fO1. Sy'1aP as.

ASTURN & c. will pay the h,s les, price in cash
- TOR Wheat, delivered at thcc MIL the Sni
Magill.
October clst, ls6ap5l4 -*@a~a
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The Confessions and Experience of a
Poor Young Man.

GE .TLEMAN having Been cnr.i Of the results
~ Of early error aud disease will, from motive, OF
beney o,ence. send TO tho who request it copy OF
che above intere narrative, pubhed bv him eit
This itte book Is designed IL trnin: aud caution
to young men aud those who safer from NEHvoUs
DsDILIrY, L,,s oF MEMoRY. PRRMArURs DECAY,
&C., &c, supplying at the same time the means OF
sslEcure. Single copies will he seat undar seal in
.plaiu envelope, without rharge,to any who reque:
{, BY addressing the author.
CHAS. 4. LAMBERT, Esq.,
32lm3 GreenpoHt, Long Island, New York.
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Notice Of Dissolution.
sINilE co.par'nrr hip heretofore existing between
". q. Hue, aud Jas. II. ,.ias. under tn fr,u
name of uey Glass, has this da, been dissolve by
nal con ent. he no O. and accounts in favor o.,
aud against iiacy \ Gis viii be ctted by Glass
Son, at the Office OF the late tirnI
W. q. HUEY,
}. II. GLASS.
McGregor, Dec. Is. lsGcn32sw;
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
D1gDOncO,S Golden PiLi8

FOR FEMALES.
xnfsllible ia correcting, regulating and renorins
all 0bstructiOns. from tot 1teoer cause. and
al,Oays successful as q preueniioe.
The combination OF Ingredients in DR.. Dhponco's
Golden Pills. perfectly harmless Fhey have been
used in the private prac ice OF old DR. Duponco, tor
over thirty years. aud thou anS Of ladies can testify
to their great and falling in almost every
IN corrert'ns rregular'te. relieving eanini ard
addressing ations, particularly Mt the change
ct iis. FROM t. 10 pills will that roun"n yet
dresdfai complaint, the Whites. Nearly every female
in the land suffers from this complaint The above
pill has perm auenty cured thousands and will
you n you use them They cannot harm YOU, on the
contrary, they remove a restore nature
to tspropae channei, andinvigorate the whole stem.
Ladies whose health will not permit an increase OF
Kami,y will find these Pills = successful preventive
Pregnant fepales. or tho ss"ppo>ins themselves So
arc cautioned against thes. pills while in that
condition lest they invite miscarriage, after which ad-
mpnitiOn the proprietor assumes no responsibility
Aithou gh the mduess OF the pills vii! do no Injury to
heath.
N. B.-rhs ingredients com ,oSing the genuine pill
are made known TO every Agent, and they will tell you
do ell claimed for theG.
Fall and explicit explanations accompany each box
Price 81 on per box.
Sold BY BENTON BROTHERS l. Co.. and
WOOD l. BROTHER, Mc,;regor,
General Agents for Clayton county, iowa.
ladies, BY .endins the above Agents One Dollar,
sent (sonaleniay) by mail to any part a. the
try, free Of postage.
N i.-L.ok out for eosntsrfeits: Buy ne Golden
Pills OF any kind, unless every box Is s'gned ). b
Howe. All others are base imposition, and unsafe
therefore, ~ YOU value your lives and hsath, ito LAY
nothing being humhusa sl out OF your ionsy3 bay
Aniy those who show he signatures OF ;. d. Howe
on every box, which has 'euty been added on &C.
count Qf the pills heng c"Vnterteed.
Sold a4so by ALEU- 4 IIo,tori, Dubuque, Iowa: s
Crawford T. Co., Gslsas, Ill; Emuiert burrei Free
port Lord i S'uitb. u .ic,go and by one Druggist
In every village and city ia tn. United states.
b. d. HOWE,
Al9yl Sole Proprietor, New York
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d n4Lt.S AID ., 'i:t:f; / rrga|. PROV
dcuce has bestowed a blessing upon mankind through
the fundamentally Of Dr. Huntington in 'ressn
iux to the world HIS Dandeon and Hi Cherry Bit
tsrs We have tried it family with the greatest
success, for the of Salt Rheun. A. blood pu-
riner it is the effective remedy extant. ses al
xsrtaelnent in another column Lansing Argus.
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WHAT CAN WOMAN Do IN WAR

Much. every way. But she can't keep peace in tie
family without bottle Of Dead shot to kill "n the
blood thirsty hordes of hungry BedBuss that, unin
vtsd introduce themselves to her loiserS, TO their
great annoy and disgust Nov is the time to u*c
it. Kill 'em now! No family should be without it,
The Dead shot make clean sweep; renders peace
certain by the annihilat,On Of the enemy. %od by
all the druggists. :. HUNTINGTON,
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TINuOSE who wish any goods in my line, will rsIem
Der that keep good stock buy tor cash-kseP
my expenses lisht-and can aud will sell cheap
cheaper thas any hou e in the west.
always sngraye goods that admit OF ", free OF
charge.
81 Remsmber the elace--directly opposite where
the greas ire took place. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
260G
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Baptist Church.
Preaching every sunday At l0l2A n, and p.
n, b. Rev. /. N. Csa0SAALL. Sunday School at