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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
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PROM LIVERPOOL Oct 2Oin steamship DenmahMr Joseph,
BENJAMIN L. Pike Mrs Pike Master James PHO j. T. Cav
l,h Kouie }. wbderdosn Thos Pratt H.
Jek,od ss Capion Mr. Sandbg j. w. Cotile James
M Ansk w JohnsOn James yohoon, Thos Bary Dr.
Tresan Samuel Hook and family Mrs Bird aud ehdreb
Thornton John ~ Dks Mr. Glass O. Wheeler r. J. storey.
Mrs r. Jackson, Mrs Niers J. w Doyle J. T. Ftiwsms hrs
Tucker ITALIA Tur Miss VeonguA Tur Misc Ste
phane Tun wife aud daughter Mrs BAndOd Misc Edith
Blaudsrl ". Squres Mira A. Squires aud infant
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LENGTH AND TOPOGRAPHY.

The road is 1T 51OO miles in length the only East
and West line connecting the Cities OF DanylIle Ur
bana. Bloomington, and Pekin, on the line of the
Old Emigrant Road. This section has been justly
named the Garden of the West and is noted for its
large agricultural and manufacturing products, also
for its valuable mines of Coal. The local business
will make the line FIRST-CLAsS PAYING ROAD.
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A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AT wEEHAwKEN.

The citizens OF w eelaWken, n. D., have or
ganized vigilance committee, for the purpose OF pre-.
venting burglaries in that The last attempt OF
this kind occurred Kohers brewery Saturday last
More successful the attempt at POllocks Hotel
the uroyious night Three entered The bedroom Of
Mr. Pollock, and having silenbed Mr.. Pollock with
threat to blow out his brains II he raised ALARM
Piad Nm
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HOME NEWS
The WEATHER.

Hopr Bar. Wind Honr' neL
Oct J. 1905 ". W. Oct. 70 - w w
Ia $40 1901 Wv. 3 ~ 49, 80 w q w
so 1907 NJ w. IL 81 ~, .,' ~ IT,
-Mornhg-Hazy and cloudy 10 ~ oi sIsntiy
cloudy TO TO- cloudy at AfernoonLyery gionay
lG4O to o. slighty cloudy to sunset go noid
cloudy to H. Note-Oet 20. at sunrise lheI' % 0e'
OF the season; ice formed In NewJersey.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


Europe Bremen steamship Deueb
ssd oboksb close at N. AsaPp'meniay Mail for pad
lstt.rs Only close At u 3. al Bremen Pier.
Mails HAvsna and West Indies by the Columbia close al the Gen
efal Port Ode az n.
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SABBATH-SCHOoL Books. - BROUGHTON ~
wInAS 10 Bible Keep the bes, variety from all Publishers
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VERMONT SPRING WATER-The great remedy
for Cancer SeOua Kidney Diseases etc Get The best Sold By
w. II. ScHIRYYELIs Co, 40 WilnauJt
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Citizens and Strangers who desire n fine and
Hat moderate price, should call al BPRHsCnED Manu-
fAcureT, No. ll8 Eassaust
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CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds repaired at
~ CoUnlaHdtst, " Y. r. C. BROWNING General Agent
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marathon IN the city OF the adjoining township OF New
ton IN s proposed TO submit charter 10 the popular
vote Of the two places before the sanction of the Lgsa
ture shall be asked
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PATENTs.-MUNN & Co., No. 81 Park-r0w, n.
obtaining and EUROPEAN PATEsTs Have lad
yeIrT experience Pamphlet Of Law and Information Tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

SQUIRE e. LANDER, o. Fulton-st., New York
reliable WkrCHgs hne DiAaoHDs choice JEW
ELRI, and silver WARE. Diamonds a specially
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Total Issue ...S2,OOO,0OO.
Capital Stock. 100000.

The Bonds are First Mortgage on the Railway,
its Rolling Stock, Depots, Machine Shops Lands,
and the Entire Property of the Company.
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IApnOppeemenu II

THE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use OF
H.sIss MIeSoLIA BALE for the Comp leIioh
Roughne.s Redne Bbe' sunbu Prscfs and Tan dappeaf
where IL applied beautiful Complexion Of satn texture
obtained The psins features made 70 $40" with hea'ho
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember HAsArs MAGNOLIA the thing hatpodues these
effects and any Lady procure for rs cents Of our sOH
Depot No. 81 Pakrov, NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

For the fine appearance that so many men
make in society IT might dhc account did not kDo" that
they proer. their hats Of KNOX No 22 Broadway wonderful
what an effect stylish vade hat has the decoration Of the human
form divine KNOX and the majority mankind are beginning
to nd A Tout
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A thousand men who are using HOLINESS
BuReLAR ALARx testify its merits protector
against all kinds Of burglary. Send for AbmpheL Is HOLMES
MnfrAI.ht
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Observation-Disclosures of GENTS and BOYS
CoTESG can obtain the maret affords at TRAPHAGEs
HUNTER Co.'S $685. 400 and 4O2 Bowey Prices Moderate and good
warranted az represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

Oregon is sending canned salmon all over the
country and M Freeman Of New York doing the
with genenens clothing BY their Rules for setMeasurement hy
sAsfy them that are aiar" and their prices suit everybody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

p that meets Spring and too often IN All easol
Of the quick could be cured by taking AYEHs bA
purge the bile from their sssns We should bA o
neighbors s well az clearer heads 20 deal with.
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NTbc1 Safety Hosting
. h ~ MACHINERY.

BROTHERs a Co, No. l0 BroaIwaJ New. Yori
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28
SILVER = ctfdiax

Tr,l :. evening, jim. %, tho friends and
r-at'ge- OF Is ". Bart aud wife. Of Cas-
t,ctaa, assembled at hi residence in that
vii.a-e, ia largo numbers, to celebrate the
9th anniversary If the. marriage OF the
host tnd his e;tin.ab]e lady. Their spa
clous and ana>amc parlors were crowded
with guests, aul largo table in one Of
the rooms. was covered with numerous
aud costly rrcscLt- among the display
.f silver, there were several valuable and
lary land.ome pieces Of sterling silver
The table contained nearly one hundred
different articles Of silver ware, If which
bnt very few were duplicated After all
the visitors had enjoyed the pleasure of
of ring their congratulations to the well
preserved bride and groom Of twenty-five
years, and Of reviyiHg their acquaintance
with each other, and had sufficiently adj
mirsd the display OF beautiful presents.
q. many Is could find room, were as
semblad in one OF the large parlors, and
chilled TO order by Dr. JAS, Sanford, who
called upon those present ID appoint one
OF their nnlnb,r to preside while the ccrc-
mony Of re-marriaga should be performed.
l. W. Preston, Ed, was unanimously
suggestions, ard some good advice to the
parties about to be newly consolidated =
called upon the parties to stand up, and
Immediately appointed Drs Smith and
Sanford 10 officiate in the performance OF
the ceremony. DR.. Smith then addressed
the bride and groom il Q very happy and
appropriate manner, congratulating them
upon rhe;r hale and hearty appearance
Remaining thar, whereas, at least. one o.
them was decidedly Green" some twenty
five years ago. he rcioiced to know tba
both Lad matured and ripcned together
The Doctor then informed them that hi
assistant, DR.. Sanford, was about to vel,
them together in bands that lie predictet
would hold them for another % years
in such manner as to permit some o
the company present to witness the festiv
tiles Of their golden wedding DR.. Jas
Sanford then came forward and conclude.
the ceremony By propounding to tn
bride and bridegroom some very pointe
and laughable interrogatories all of whic
were answered to the abundant satisfat
ton Of the witnesses. They were there
upon pronounced by the Doctor to b
Man and Woman"
After the conclusion of the ceremony
all were invited to partaks Of bsautifr
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repast. The Divine blessing having been
invoked, in a very solemn and appropriate
manner, by the Rev. Lewis Francis, all
were made satisfied in partaking OF the
good things, provided by the host and
hostess, in almost boundless profusion.
During all the evening, good feeling,
hilarity and happiness reigned supreme.
Altogether, the occasion was one OF deep
and pleasurable interest, and such re-
union as our quiet village has seldom wit
messed, but such as we hope may often
occur in the future, as we believe that
the happy, festive gatherings tend TO the
advancement of every social virtue IN any
community. l.. b. 5.
Castleton, Vt, Jan. %, 1859.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

BURLNGToN.-F Friday last was the
coolest day of the season at Burlington,
2 degrees below zero being the average
temperature of the day. At nine o'clock
in the evening the mercury stood at s
degrees below zero.
The thermometer at - Sunday night
registered 10 degrees above zero, showing
fall Of IA degrees in the twenty-four
hours. The snow, which in dense grey
clouds had obscured the heavens all day,
began to iall in the evening, and at mid
night about an inch or SO covered the
ground.
The Free Press says: The broad lake,
which on Friday seemed firmly closed, is
to-day, outside of Burlington bay, once
more sheet of blue " ater and rolling
whitecaps." Within the bay the ice
holds, but the ice beyond is so effectually
broken up and swept out by the gale, that
it can hardly be expected To form again
before the average time Of closing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

NATIONAL Music IN GEORGIA. a
Hartford gentleman, who was present at
the recent opening of the new State CAPT
tol building at Atlanta, Ga, says that
after several pieces had been played by
the band, which was furnished from Gen.
Meade's headquarters, Dixie was called
for, played and received with rapturous
applause. Some Northern men who were
present called for Yankee Doodle, and
that was received with as many misses as
Dixie had been with cheers. Reconstruc-
ton in Georgia can hardly be regarded as
complete until our national air can be
played at the State capital without caus-
ing an uproar of Kisses, particularly when
it Is played by musicians employed and
paid by the United States government.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

THE CONGREGATIONAL COUNCILS
The friends of Gen. O. 0. Howard will be
gratifed to learn that the Congregational
Council called for the consideration of the
difficulties between the majority and mi
nority of the Congregational church at
Washington, the former headed by the
Rev. DIR. Boynton, the pastor, and the lat
ter by Gen. Howard, have unanimously
decided in vindication of the course pur-
sued by Gen. Howard and his friends.
The Washington cor correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial writes that, after
a careful investigation of the charges
against Gen. Howard, he is convinced he
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

is q pure man, and that the further the
investigation goes, the purer will appear
this noted soldier of the republic and sol
dier of the Cross. If, as result of this
decision, certain classifying Washington
correspondent who has been busy in ira
ducing Gen. Howard, should find his oc-
cupation gone, the public will have still
further cause of congratulation.
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4ncdirinal.
Nd ESrArIISHEl, HOSPITAL

nLD ESl'A ELISH Ell HOSPITAL
~ No . Beaver street. Albany. y. Y.
On rEILFE .,ufuiue~ 20 be c"nfidentialy
and successfully consulted uu al forms of private
siS.4-.-t 80 his ac established Hospital, No.
Beaver 81. Albany, y. y. Twenty years devoted
this particular branch Of practice, enables
him ., perform susr~ such no other physician
AZ, ,nS nj facilities ar such, being ia CORES
r,nd..inr with The most celebrated physicians Of
n. plc Wprldi u obtain ny the safest A. well A.
HI s.it' r-rnedie- for these dss4ss, offer Induce-
al-uts p, he uufortunat. OF Iuiek and rapid
70 De obtained A. n" other oitier IN America
IL -yphIliA stnorrh.l4. .leet strlctured, enlarge
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decorated throat -pr- throat. tender shin bon--,
"a: an.tiu- rruptnns. hies. ulcers, and all othsl
impurities of the system. perfectly under con-
troll Of the Doctor medicines, and have been
tested IN more than 10000 cases annually with
YOUNG MEN addicted "a secret habits, who
nt re impaired their health and destroyed th.
VIZ, OF their mind- thus 1eprivlng themselves OF
h. Measure OF married life, notified that IN
.ar.u. ting On }. Teller. they sill ind friend To
.t,ns.l- and ph ysncian who hA- cured thousands.
IN aim, et every part u the United States, Who
.pplied I o Dr. r. broken down ~ health, now re
80. i, . u that makes life desirable and man
happy q he reader u Of course aware that the
deiicacy of the subject viii prevent more minute
descrIptlon II tins terrible disease.
DIR TELL ER'S GREAT WORK.-A book foI
avarvbodv Startling disclosures DIR. Teiler's
great work for che married and those conten1plat-
ing marriage 10 page--fun OF plstes.pnce z,
cents Sent To al parts, under seal, by mai
post paid. The sin, lie, married, and the married
happy. A lecture q = Love, OF now 70 cnoose
partner-a compile u u ork ON midwifery IL con-
taIn- hundreds OF s.cre = never before published
warranted 10 he worth three times the amount
asked for it, Twenty-Five, ents, In postage stamp
enclosed, will secure u COPY by return maii; Dr
Teller has devoted all his tim 70 the cure Oh tnos'
diseases of which his book ire ats.
81 Office hours from A. nj. 70 7. N. ane
on Sunday from 2 70 5 F. NJ
N B-Persons at a distance 9. VA oe euieu =
home, by addressing letter to J. T. Her, enclosing
a remittance. Medicines securely pachsa non !,
observation, sent to any part of tire "oiH. a.
cases warranted. No charge for adyao NO STU
dents or boys employed. Notice this 1dress al
letters to
]. TELLER, M. ID.
No. 5. Beaver street, Albany N. Il
nayl7d&wtf.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

LARCENY esterday morning, about
! o'clock, Mr.. T. A. Shattuck went into
the store of Blakeley & Staley, for the
purpose of procuring basket full of coal.
On leaving the store he left his pocket
book, containing 1868 in money; and pa
pers TO the amount of S1,100 more
Missing his money, shortly afterward, he
retraced his steps, but the store was lock-
ed. After waiting until after s o'clock for
the proprietors to come, he discovered that
his money had been taken by John Ander-
son, jr., a workman in the employ of
Blakeley y Stanley who had locked up
the store and started. He was traced
10 West Rutland, where his folks lives, and
considerable time was spent in looking
for him between West Rutland and Cas-
tletou. No trace of him being found, Mr..
At Poultney, he received telegram in
forming him that person answering to
the description given of Anderson was at
Castleton, and on Mr.. Sha ttuck's arrival
1T Castleton, he discovered Anderson and
had him arrested. The money was all
recovered with the exception of 81 but
the papers had been thrown away. On
their way back in the cars, Anderson
pointed out the place where he had
thrown the papers, and the conductor,
Charles Hill, stopped the train, and they
were found. Anderson is now in Jail, and
will have his examination to-day, The
obliging disposition of Conductor Hill in
thus aiding Mr.. S. to recover his money,
we know is well appreciated by that gen.
tlcman
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Bank Elections.

CALEDONIA NATIONAL BANK.
Directors: Ora Crosby, Cabot, Presi-
dent; Bliss n. Davis, Newell Stocker,
Danville; Samuel ingalls,, Greensboro
Byron J. Lance, Cabot
J. B. Mattocks, Cashier.
ORANGE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK.
B. W. Bartholomew, President, Wash
ington Elihu Hyde, p. c. Jones, J. B.
Bacon, Chelsea; Hiram Barrett, Strafford
\. n. King, Tunbridge.
J. C. Houghton, Jr., Cashier.
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scription on the wall in evergreen, "1S10
Golden Wedding-1S69," while over
the folding doors leading to another
room, were the figures go also in ever
green. How suggestive! Fifty years
had passed away, since the honored and
venerable pair were joined in the holy
bands of lnatrimony, and with united
hearts and hands embarked upon LIES sea,
to meet the storms of life, cheered with
each others presence and love, Fifty
years have passed, and while age has
marked upon their brows its stern reai-
ties, and time brought its silver locks to
tell them of its passing moments, their
hearts still beat with that same affection
they plighted each other 90 years ago.
God grant that for many years more they
may be permitted, yes, to good old age,
to enjoy not only each others love and
counsel but also the kind regards and
love of the wide circle of friends scat
tered through the various States of the
Union. Among the guests on the occa-
SiOIi, "tiS oOAl1A ~ SOliilt, oOiii '1ii4iOhuo;
J. L. Higgins, and ladies, from Brandon ;
Hon. L. j. Phelps, and family, and Rev
Mr., Hicks, from Burlington; DIR. G. l..
Allen, and daughters, from Rutland !;
Hon. J. w. Stewart, Ira Allen, Rev. G.
Graves, Paris Fletcher, Dugald Stewart,
n. Parker, Rufus Wainwright, Prof. w.
II. Parker. Jas NJ Slade H. Bass, G. C.
Chapman, B. S. Beckwith, G. Wainwright,
H. 4. Sheldon, Col A s. Tracy, Rev. L.
s. Walker, VIM p. Nash, with their Ia
dies. p. B4ttell, Esq, Mrs Samuel S.
Phelps, and daughters, and the venerable
widow of DIR. Merrill, with troops of
young gentlemen and ladies' Among the
interesting feature of the gathering, was
that Of the presence Of Mrs. Page, Mrs.
Brown, and Mrs. Andrus, sisters OF Mrs.
Wood, who came from u distance to be
present at the semi-centennial anniversary
Of the wedding. The crowd of friends
after enjoying a season of two hours
friendly interchange of thought and feel
ing, were called to enjoy rich repast,and
around q table richly spread with choice
bounties, wish the honored couple whose
guests they were, many more years OF
pleasure and happiness; and when hfe's
fitful dream was DER, an abundant re-
ward in q land free from clouds and
storms. Letters were received from dis
tant friends coached in language Of the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

SALE OF CATTLE.-L. G. Fish, Of
Shrewsbury, has sold his fine pair Of oxen,
9 years old, to Reuben Ranger and Leeds
Billings for 1926. Their weight is $3.50
pounds. These cattle drew the first pre-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28
TLARKS CARRIAGE & SLEIGH
~ MANDATORY.
ANDREW CLARK.
Light Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturer,

PoULTNEY, VT,
Keeps on hand a large assortment Of Light Car
riages and SleiRhs Of every description. would
call the attention Of persons wanting carriages 10
my stock. Our gearings are made of the best
hickory, ironed with Norway iron and steel tyre
Blannhard's best Buffalo brand" top leather and
imported head lining cloth are used. The best
men are employed and warrant all my work. j
build carriages that in durability hghtness style
and beauty, are second to none.
Repairing done In the best manner and At short
notice. augl9d&n ANDREW CLARK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

COUNTY CoURT.-Members of the Bar
should send in their jury cases to the
County Clerk this week without fail.
Judge Steele is expected to preside at the
March term, and the starred cases will be
tried first, unless the criminal docket is
first taken up.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

COURT ExPENsEs.-The following is
a statement of the amount of money re-
ceived in each county in the State for
fines and costs for the current year, end
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

BUTrER-Butter is worth 80 cents per
pound in New York, in Salt Lake 50.
Beef in New York IS cents, in Salt Lake
30 Hay $50 per ton in New York, in
Salt Lake ID. Salt Lake is in the midst
of farming and grazing country, inhab-
tied by such an industrious and frugal
people" Salt Lake is inhabited by
-" Saints" New York by Gentle sin
ners."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

MoNTPELIER.-On Friday evening last,
fire was detected in the lining of the
ice house connected with the Pavilion
hotel at Montpelier, but owing to its
timely discovery, was extinguished with
out serious damage. The fire was evil
IDENTIFY the work of an incendiary. A
Frenchman has been arrested for the
crime
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WANTED. AGENTS. so ~ 50

WANTED, AGENTS. SO 10 $500
w pe- mouth, eryWhere. male -TIc fafHz =
to introduce the GENUINE IsIPROA IT. Z OBI
MOI SENSE FAMILY eEWIAG MAGHBNts
This machine viii stlrch hem. fen. tuck, gulf,
cord, bind. braid and emhfai.eT ~ moi suIe-s-
or manner. Price only sIs. Fully garra1.is-
tor five wears. We Wi pay elDo1 tor auy 49,
chine that Will d STRONGER, nsssrs beatIiliuI u
more elastic seam fhsn ours II makes The els
TIC lock-stifch.D Every second stifcb can b. cu',
and stil the cloth cannni T. pule6 apart wit' o@l
tearing H. We pay Agents fr,fn sS5 - 90 -
NINTH aud expenses, o. a o0mnaisslrn if5'In . ~
twice that amount can be I-sde. Adde'S -
COMB a. CO. PTTTsBuRoH, Pa, Boh1oS, Aa's'
or 81. Lows. DO.
CAUTION Inferior works ~ n similar chArae,
ter are being circulated. Zee that the books soD
buy contain over 80 tBe engrAysngs, and 81 >
q 80 per copy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

MUM as working oxen at the fair of the
Rutland County Agricultural Society in
1867, and at the fair of 1868; also, drew
the first premium al fat oxen.
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dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing unds
the name Of Landons & Co. is this day dissolve,
by mutual consent. The affairs Of the late Arm
Will be settled by w. G. Landon and G. n. Hun
toon, who will continue the business at the old
stand. under the name and style Of Landon 4
Huntoon.
j. LANDON,
VIC. LANDON, 3.
C. r. HUNTOON,
Rutland, ia nuary IL, 1860. david
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"COSTAR'S"

"COSTAR'S"
STA NDARD PARATIONS
ARE
"Cnstsr's" Rat. Roach, &c., DETERMINATIONS
"Cpstars" Bed Bug Ext+rminators
"Costars" lonly purel Insect Powder
sony Infallible Remedies known"
els years established in New York"
so 000 Boxes and flasks manufactured daily ,
q, y Beware !! - OF spurious limitations"
''All Druggists in Rutland sell themn
Address 'Costar," 10 Crosby St. N. Y or Johr
F. Henry, Successor to- Demas Barnes & Co, q
Park Row. N. Y.
k0rSeId by Z. FEM & Co, Rutland VT.
ulyl3d&wly