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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

WHISKY RUsE. - An individual the
other day went to one Of the drug stores
in Boston and called for pint of whisky
claiming that he wanted to put it on some
roots for medicine. he obtained the
whiskey and Immediately raised the bot.
tie to his lips and imbibed grown per.
sons dose Of the ardent. The drug clerk
demonstrated with the customer for his
duplicity, and, was informed that it was
the roots of his tongue for which he de
sired the whiskey.
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CONFESSION OF \ GREAT CRIME.-lt
will be recollected that on the 10th OF
April, 1868. an Erie railroad train WAS
thrown from the track down a precipice
at Carr's Rock, resulting in the loss of a
score of lives, and the wounding and
manning of many others. 1t was then
suspected by some that the rails had
been tempered with, and now the facts
seems to be established so far as they can
be by the confession of the poor wretch
upon whose responsibility they rest. \ man
named John Bowen is in Jail in Milford,
Pa, on a charge of tampering rails, and
falsely charging the offence upon man
who proved to be innocent. Monday Bowen
sent for division Superintendent. and to
him made detailed and circumstantial
contest ION
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THE CHEESE CRoP.-The Utica Her
add of the 9th inst, has two-column
article on the cheese crop, as made up
from retnrus from the factories in New
York, Ohio, Vermont, Massachusetts, lii
nois, Wisconsin and Michigan. Two
hundred and twenty-four factories were
heard from, whose product up to the LIST
inst, is set down at 179,014 boxes, of an
average weight of ga 34-100 pounds. OF
this amount, 80,210 boxes have been sold,
leaving on hand 98,814 boxes. The daily
make of the 224 factories, is 4,758, or an
average of 1854 each. The Herald esti-
mates that in the United States and Can
ada, there are 1000 factories, whose pro-
duct is 1925 boxes a week, though this
yield.will probably fall off some 500 or
2,OOO boxes weekly, as the season advan-
ces. In relation to the stock on hand, tho
Herald says:
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ONLY g. so PER COPY
WHAT ARE

THEY AXE NOT VILE FANCY lAlNh,
Made Of ppor Kun. Whisky. Prod SIail'a ~.
refuse Liqu'rs. dofored, .Iio.d. and rE'r''L.-
70 pl. ace the TASTE. called 'Ionic-. AL iL1'iN
kestorerr. Se.. that lead the tIlIlsr"n 9" q, -
eDnsss and rum, but are "A true Medicine. w.
nom the Naive foou and ber''s u aaiii9fL,-,
free from all Alcoholic rfinulADfs Jhsy - '
Great Blood Purifier and Iif--suylDg frnt4it
perfect EsDOyator and InvigogsfaG - ~ ~
TEN. carrying OF all poisonous nstt.T. an8 re-,
ing tn. blood 10 a b-aitLy eJDdltiOn- ~ 49,
can take these Biii.Ts AeroIoIng 90 Dir
AID remain long unw~l. 800 ~ill b" tl'fl ~
an ineDrabIe case, providing ibr bsn"s At "a
destroyed by mineral poisons Other nlea's -
tn. vital organs wasted b.yoDd the pan % o.
par. -.
for innsmmatory and chronic rhfHnlat -.
and gou dysI-psia, or iDolsestaon, bAi'- -.
mittsDt. aud iDtermiitsnt levers, dirsa-ss - -,
nlnod, liver, kidneys, and bladder. fb'rr bil,,
hav. bo.n most sunoe..fui. hurb ci-.sss =.
eau,sd by vitated blood, which - g-DfrAA1 y
duced by deranS.rn.sDt OF the digestive sag AIS
Cieanse the yiiiatsd bod sb'bss.f -
iis impurities bursting through ihr ,km
pies erupfions, or .ores. CRANE ~ WI
find IL ob.fructed and siugsi,h an TIE W.
cleanse IL when % IL full, and your feshnfs II
tell you when. Keep the blood healthy 49,
will be well L., =. s,,iylt
These Bitter. are rot q gildsd pal. TO 800. -.
the eye or please the fancy, but ns'aoal 80,
ration. composed Of the bert sg.tabie msi'
known. A.. a.firs
diaphoret,c, and gentle purg.tive. .s~-
The life Of all f-sh Is the blood = ~ vbls
Purity the blood, and the health Of ibs
syst m will fo'lov. rn
4. Ii. MCDONALD, J. WALKER, ~: 60,
San Francisco and Sacramento, csiIiosnm -
81 and "a Commerce ST.. iCoInm-Ic.
running from BIesker 10 barrvsl ~
o0'a W Ai' D'ss'''' ausisisEi2E
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AN ILLINOIS FARMER-We do not re-
collect to have seen any notice in the pa
pers of one Of the greatest men the
country has produced. We mean John
T. Alexander, of Morgan county, who
commenced business for himself with lit
tie capital or other advantages, above the
average of men. He is a plain home-spun
farmer-tall, good looking, free and easy
in manners, without the least particle of
style in words or acts. 1t is interesting
at Springfield or Chicago, among the pop
iniays and self constituted leaders of soci-
ETY. who are greatly elevated in their own
conceit. Mr.. Alexander has been farm
ing in Illinois good many years, and
has been very successful. His farms now
comprise about 10000 acres, mostly under
improvement This is about one town
ship and half-about nine miles square,
and all good land. He has now 5000
acres of growing corn, and from 800 to
1000 acres of grass. He is now feeding
about 10000 head of cattle. and buys and
ships east from Chicago from ! 900 to
1000 head each week. He has risen to
this great prominence by his own talent,
energy and integrity. His business each
and every year amounts to millions OF
dollars, and Is entirely legitimate, adding
TO his own wealth and the common well
fare of the state GeneeSee ,IH) RepuJltc.
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scheme which men as honest in their
views as the writer of the Independent
editorial can be, by characterizing the
bonding system dead carcass.
Thus we leave the Independent and it's
scisms to be disposed of by the people, in
the election of the regular county ticket
entire on the first Tuesday of September
next
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THE RIVERSIDE. - The September
Riverside" is introduced by fresh
frontispiece from an artist better known
by his paintings than by engravings from
his designs, Mr.. George G. Lambdin. The
picture is called "Town and Country"
and is good-natured Characterization of
city and country children when brought
face to face. Two old favorites reappear,
Porte Crayon, with his picture and stories
of Virginian life, and Abby Sage, with a
new story from the old English poets, the
sadly sweet Patient Griselda." The edi-
tor has given also on the last page OF the
Magazine piece Of music Of the seven
teenth century,a lullaby sung by Grisel-
da. DIR. Abbott describes Sharing
Shanks )" Miss Bishop publishes another
of her pretty fairy poems and pictnres
the Editors "Story Of Book" describes
stereotyping and electrotyping, and John
Radcliffe, aided by CASTOR Fay, gives an
attractive account Of Woodcock shoot
ing" The number is particularly notice
able for its show of illustrations, twenty
five in all, many of them being large and
striking. Published by Hurd and Hough-
ton, New York. $3.50 year.
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CURIOUS PHoToGRAPH.-Ago good many
stories have been told concerning effects
accompanying the recent eclipse, among
which the following is about the most
singular: A young lady of Earlsville,
N Y, was looking at the eclipse through
smoked glass during the time Of the tran
sit, and afterward discovered that the
eclipse had daguereotyped itself upon her
chin at the time the sun was about half OBJ
scured. The impression remains there
permanently, resisting the action of rub
bling az well as exposure to the atmos-
phere.
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ELLIS IRON BITTERS

Will enrich the blood an prevent II from bee, m
ing ~atery and weak, giv. healthy complexion
restore the appetite, insigorate the - st.n and
are very p-l-table. The-e bitt.r- are recon.
mended 10 all persons requiring a -af- aud yalu.
able tonic, to impnr tone and strength % IN.
system. not given by Bitt-rs merely siimulant IN
their effects which. although they may posses,
tonic vegetable properties, cannot yive til.
strength 10 the blood wh CHI the Iron Bait, re val
give.
Prepared by VIM. Ellis, Chemist. For sale m
Rutland, VT, By ALLEN HIGGINS,
feb43iCm Druuxi.ts
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MI HoILY-The Rev Stephen Pills
bury will close his labors with the Bap,
ti,t church in Mt. Holly, September LIST
1869
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in His in,
scrutable Providence to deprive US of the
labors of our esteemed pastor, Rev. Ste
pheu Pillsbury,
hS0'red. That we recognize in our
brother a devoted follower of the Savior
and an earnest worker in the vineyard OF
the Lord.
ReSolred. That for his holy zeal in his
timely and etfectual efforts for the ad-
vancement of the cause of Christ in this
branch of Iion he will ever have our
grateful remembrance.
RS0lCed, That as he zoe. from ON
midst to engage in new duties amid other
scenes, we invoke the blessing of God to
attend him and make him still more the
instrument of good. Our prayer is that
God may send u pastor that may break
unto ne the bread of life.
DAVID 7. GIBSON. Church Clerk
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To owFERs OF HORSES AND CATTLE

TO OWFERS OF HORSES AND CAITLE.
Tobia-' D-rby Condition Pow der- are warranted
superior - any other. OF NO pay. for the %
- -temper, Worms, Bots. Coughs, Hide-bpund
Colds, xc., in horses. and Colds. Coughs, lo-s o
Mix Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, ac., II
Cattle. They are per .ectiy safe and Inn"e.n' {: 10
need OF stopping the working Of your animals
hey increase the appetite, give hue cat.
cleanse the stomach aud urinary organs also IN
crease the milk of COWS. Try them, Ind You wal
never b.. without them. The late Hiram Wo-pf.
ruf cel-bratei trainer Of trottIng horses, used
them for years. Col. PbIio 4. Bush, Of III.
jerome Rrce Course, Fordh"m, y T., would no.
US. them until he y a. told Of ~hat they com
posed, iii which he Is never without them. IL
twenty running hor-s IN his charge, and
Tor the last THREE years has used no other medicine
for them. H has kindly permitted me To refer
any one To him. over 1000 other references can
be seen a the Depot.
sold by Druggists and saddlers Price. p cents
per box Depot, Ia PARK Place, New York.
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it viii place the Likeness of our friends in
condition that time will not eface.
I saw in the mill of the Union Slate
Co., large sink, some 9 to o feet long,
with three apartments. each capable OF
holding over q barrel of water, made for
Mr.. Stewart of New York. Every day
presents slate manufactured into some
article of ornament or use. The day Ia
not far distant when slate viii be az
necessary as -four for our comfort. K.
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CTATE VERMONT. DISTRICI

~ OF Rutland, ss.
Be 1t remembered, that a. a session Of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and FOR
said District, on the 23d day Of August, A. ID.
1863.
Present Hon. Walter &. DuntpD, Judge.
Whereas a certain instrument in writing, un-
der SEAL purp.rttng 10 be he last Will and testa-
mebt Of Edna C. Meacham late OF WaliiDg'ord, in
SAID District. deceased, having been this day pre-
s.pted u said Court for Probate, and duly flied In
the Registers Once Therefore, IL In ordered,
that all persons interested In the estate Of said
dec.ased, be notified to appear before said Court,
a the Probate once In Rutland, in SAID District
the Sd Tuesday in september, A. ID. 1868, by
publication Of this order, three weeks sucos ssive-
" previous thereto in the Rutland Herald, a
newspaper printed at Rutland Aforesaid. TO show
cause, IL any they may have, why said iDstru-
ment in writing should not be proved and allowed,
the last will and testament Of said deceased.
Dated at Rutland this 23d day Of August, 1869.
HENRY H. SMITH,
34v3ws Register
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THE BAsE-BuRNING
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

soRy IMPRoyFxgsJs AND TWO MORE PATEsT-.
After long --Tirr Of experiments, We nAy+
1ddsd the Base Burning prlnciplr Ia his already
Sorld renowned stov-. by m-ans Of hot AIR cham
ters III front and of the rire-box and a rel,u-
istr IT the piI. collar. With thu improvement
we accomplish the following results:
LIST cDs Gre be kept all winter by re-
plenishine the IRE twice every % hour
I'd. A continuous tr- can be kept through the
sinter with thu consumption of les. than 20 los
II coal IN "a hours and the oven kept IN baki ny
order a large portion If the time.
81. The coal ALL be- thoroughly consumed
without the usual amount of cindsr- and clink-
-rs and the annoy Of dumping the graf.
every morning "a make a fresh FIR. avOid-d.
Attn For n wood hr-, with two moderate sized
sticks OF dry Su-d, nr- can be kept from II q
~ hours without any trouble
This Will be found tn. greatest Improvement
UT made IN Cooking Stnv,-- IL has All tn. vi.
vantaxes at --lf-f..r with much sr,-af..r .ooti-
nmy Of fuel. and without lie inconyanIeaces. Ii
is fully secured nv letter patent.
SHEAR. PACKARD CO.,
L. and 10 Green Street,
Albany. N. Y.
For sale ty
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THE PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR.

DEtIAEkb WAX.
Against all impo-itions upon the people. and
Science, following the glorious example, Is out
AGAINST THE PRISONERS
who sell sugar Of lead hair dyes, that not only
ruin the hair. but paralyze the system. Imposter,
WHO DESTROY THE UYwARY
should be put down by Law. In the meantime,
ossisTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Is offered under the guarantee Of Professor Chill
ton, the famous analytical chemist, as an efficient,
PURE AND HARMLESS PREPARATION.
Christadoro's Hair Preserva'ive, a. Dressing.
acts like charm ON the Hair after Dyeing. Try
augll-davim.
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~ Dyspepsia can be- cured 10y the Of Al
lens Congress Bitter-. They are eomIo-ed OF
roots, herbs and barks of sixteen different kinds
Russia rhuharb. a native OF TariaIy. Is among
them. wine-gllss II these bitter. taken twice
a day before eating! will cure the so,st case Of
dyspepsia. They insigsrat. the digestive organs.
For sale By all Respectable druggist. MAnufse-
tured by William Alien. AT Font Edward. NY.
lunel 5dlm
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GENTS WANTED FOR III

IA Best book Of the psncd yopV
n, The iJnaer World Of the Crest cry sss
~. ,srtlins revelation Of modern tansa
York socl.ty UDn..led -Ih s w A" sd
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AVOID QrAcKs.

A victim Of early inii-creton, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, &e., having tried III
VAN every advertised remedy. has discovered a
simple means OF self-cure, which he wall send fires
10 his iellox-suhrrrTs on Teceip: Of a stamp q
pay postage. Address, Ii. REEVES, - Nassau
Street, New York. 23wly
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"THgIR NAME IN LyOIos," may be applied 10
the innumerAble diseases 70 which. the skin N
subject. 1t would be we'll for those who are
afflicted with apparently incurable ulcers, old
sores, eryspelas, and eruptions, to use Grace.
Celebrated balve, which cures, in very short
time, cuts, burns, scalds, flesh wounds, &c.
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BUY ME AMI ILL DO YOU GOOD "
DIR. Langi-y's Root and Herb Bitter are .
sure remedy tor Liver COInpl >int all forms.
Humor- of the Bios. and skin. Scr.Ifula. by -I--I-
ia, CostIssbs-s, Indigestion, Jzunaice. Head
.che, aud Bilious Diseases, GENERAL Debility. A..
They cleanse the system. regulate the hsx.ls
restore the appetite, purify the bls,d, siren th-b
he body, and thoroughly prepare ~ resist dls-
ss-t- of all kind-. GED. g. GOODWIN q CO.,
Boston. sold BY all druggists. mi3dim
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Hrru ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. S. ROGERS,

Org.nist Of the Congregational Church, VIII
10 V. J commence hi. fall term of music instruc-
ton in ths place, Monday. Aug. 3Oth. Al
previous applications viii be attended 20 by that
date. auR-9.uaWN
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PEACHES 10 ZEE CHEAr.-A writer in
the Tribune says:
The great abundance of peaches prom
i-ed Will tend to make the prices fall, and
80 cents per basket will probably be a
very good price ere the season is over.
Rumors come that many spectators are
already badly bitten" Certain parties
contracted for the entire yield of a large
district at A. cents per basket, and if the
crop is as large AS reports represent 1T,
somebody will be hurt very badly, for old
market men say that long ere the season
is over 80 cents "A basket will be u good
price for the best peaches.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Essay for Young Men the Crime Of 5oli-
tude. and the dis.a-es and abuses which create
impedimsnts TO Marriage. With sure means Of re-
lief. Bent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN HOU6H-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
may20d&w3m
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at will be seen by the figures that We
present, that the stock on hand u consid-
erably larger than what has been sold
There is probably as much May cheese
back as has been sold of June cheese, 90
that we may safely estimate the entire
June make as waiting for q market.
There are now not far from 43O, 600 boxes
on the ranges, as the average number each
of the 224 factories, from which we have
returns, have on hand, is a fraction over
432, for which 1000 factories would give
49, 600"
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81 If your Druggist don't have 1t, send s. Il
DIR. Wolcott, 10 Chatham square, y. ", anc
you will get pint of Pam Paint, or xix pints o
AnnihilatJr, free of express charges.
aug 2dSw2w
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81 ~ tonic and upp.tILer, nothing can
equal the eff"ot IT DIR. III. Anders Iodine water
Unlike ell stimulants, its effect Is permanent,
building up the body, and gvIng strength and
vIislity to all parts of the system. In old and
chronic cases II may be used with almost a GER
tainty of success.
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\ gentleman, whose father died Of consumption
At - years, was also attacked, when about 81, by
the disease. lie had cough, night sweats, and
general debility. Doctors recommen led cod liver
OIL, but he wasted away. At last Ia determined
To Us. Brandreth's Puls. In two months they
made him "A sound man. augs.d&wlm
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up II
steel engraved wrapper. with fac-simile of ny
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
IL. T. HELMBOLD.
Auz Il; decd sueou2m.
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to got the greatest possible amount Of la
Dor.
1t takes time and long practice to do
this, but it is part of the work, despond-
ing house-mother, that God has given you
to do:
"Do IL so bravely, SO kindly, so well,
Angels shall hasten the story to tell"
Country Gentleman.
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BONO OF IRON.


IAN mighty in the .abre,
Fier~-iy welded by the brave.
Glorious In the st1lvart st.aner.
Laughing at the storm wave.
Beauteous In the palace pillars,
Saving IN the pont.d roS,
As IT brings the adIy ligh'nins
Queiled and harmless " the sod
But there is glorious essence,
Where take my grannest power
Giving 10 tn. race my surest.
bweetest AID, IN dangers hour.
Zee, before me fly Diseases
Bee the darkest hydras bowl
Bee thu rose Of health and b-aufy
Take the palest cheek and troy
Fly, dyspepsia fly consumption
Yes, ali Ills are crushed at length,
For give what human nature
Only ever needed strength
Shall tell IN what grea, essence
/ can thus your spir1t- cheer up
Pailid trembling. dying sufferer.
rIis the famed Peruvian SyIup,"
The Peruvian Syrup IL a protected solu.,o.
the ProtDxlds Of inn, a new di-cov.ry lu -
cine that strikes At the root a dis-A-e by.---
plying the blood with ate vital Inncigle "a =
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" tloxu b,
the gla--.
Pamphlet free.
up. DINsMoEE, Prop,ier
No. 80 Dey 81, Ses ia,
Sold by all Druggists.
CHRONIC DIsEABES. SCRoFTLA. LIrrp.
IL Is well known that the benefits dersfg :, :.
drinking Of the Congress. Saratoga a14 o.
celebrated springs IL principally oging y ,ts
Iodine they Contain.
DIR. II. AsDEE5' IODINE WATER
Contains Iodine M the same pure stAf. ff,,t a.,
found In ths-e rIring waters. bu' over sH.-r
cent. an quantity, o'gntalninz o. A. d,.-. 4 .
grain. so each h1sd OuHrr ci-sf,I 80 e. -
water. without solvent discovery lfsiy -o',y,s
f,r. IN this country nnd EuiDts aud !. a.. 49,,
remedy In the SOrid ia -cr,,'ula ,.sI.r..,- -,
rb.un. ulcers, and al chrome diseases C4eulsr.
fire..
J p DTSsMOEB, PrrIu,tor. sf Dey street
New York.
sold by all Druggist. ruyls1kE-r
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ Of Rutland, -. The Probate Court for the
District VI Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate Of
deceased 6RExTIHo
By the authority of the State Of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before the said Probate
Court ct the Probate Office in Rutland, In said dis
txict on the Sd Tuesday Of September, A. d. 1859,
to show cause, II any you have, Why the account Of
Hiram g. Butties, administrstnr Of the estste Of
sid deceased should not be allowed, and also why
the residue Of said estate should not be distributed
70 tbs parties entitled thereto.
Dated ct Rutland, In said district, this 18th day
Of August, A. d. 1889.
SA.A1dwSv& ID Bagisker
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81 All the year round, "sherdan's Cavalry
Condition POwdors'' should h. gwen 10 horse
that are kept up" To horses and cattle that
Craze In summer. they should only be gwen Ia
White. and spnnR.
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHfS.
kreckles And Tea hum the fAas, ~ Peru
Aoth and Freckls Lotion. Sold By all drusgiCte
Prsparsd only By d.. B. o. Perry.
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READ! READ (!

When you come to Rutland be sure and buy
your shoes Of
o. W. CURRIER,
No. NERCHANTS ROW,
The Best and Cheapest Store in Town.
Mons Army Brosans, selling Cheap. Ala
AAdssS and Childrsa's Fancy Shoes and SLIP.
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