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THE Dtsg-BUREiNG
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

MORE IMPROVEMENT AND TWO MoBE pATgNTs
hfer long -.,Tlr- oi e1Isrin,snt-, we nav.
~id>d the Bs-- Burning principle To his already
~''rid renowned stove, by means Of hot AIR cham
ben M front and r-ar Of ia. re-box. and a rexu-
is'.n a. the pipe collar. With thi- improvement
we aHe"mpiisb us following re~aitA:
LIST cDal fire he sept all winter BY re-
pl-nishing the tire t~ie- every ~ hour
"a a continuous rr- eau b~ sept through the
~in'.r With the consumption Of Lees than 20 lbs
IT cs'al III ~ hour, and the KEEP. IN baking
order - large psrti'n II the time.
50. The coal gIu he Thoroughly o,nrumed
without the osS~s amount of cindesr and cirnk-
ere. ann the annoy of dumping the graft
every morning to make . fresh dr~. avnid.-d.
4th For . ~ood Dire. with two ms.d~rate sised
sticks OF dry w'sd, q Dir can be kept from Is u
IN hours without any trouble
This NH be found the greatest improvement
YET made IN Cooking Stoves. II has ali the I'D
vantA2e- of s-if-fe~deT with much xrrafey conn
omy Of fuel. and without it's inconyen,eacea. II
10 fully secured by letter. patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD d CO.,
IL and IS Green street,
Albany, N. Y.
For sale by
C0BURN Z RYAN,
mlsd3m Rutland. VI.
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of the party at the polls on Tuesday next
and be warned in advance Of the effort to
divide the party and create divisions in IA
vor Of . Democratic nominee who claims to
be Republican and hopes to win out OF
q division upon some local issue.
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BRANDoN.-The Republicans of Bran
don met in primary meeting Saturday
evening last, in accordanc to call. The
meeting was called to order by N. P.
Kingsley. Charles Page was elected
chairman, and Geo. r. Bottum appointed
secretary.
Sumner Briggs was unanimously nomi-
mated for Representative.
The following gen tlemen were appoint
ed a committee to nominate Justice
ticket:
N. T. Sprague. Jr., Il. J. Qrmsbee, John
Capen, F.. r. Button, s. B. June. N. p.
Kingsley, u. Nearing, Oliver Rowland
and G. w. Parmenter.
The committee presented, as the nomi-
nation for Justices of the Peace, viz:
Ezra June, II. s. McCollum, X. V.
Marsh, g. w. Parmenter, s. b. June. Vol
ney Ross. J. q. Hawkins, John Capen,
+ J. Ormsbee. Horace Elli-, Nathaniel
Hack, w. A. Williams.
n. =. Kingsley. +. r. Button and u.
Clark, were appointed Republic an Town
Committee for the ensuing year.
committee of five was app ointed to
present the names of two from each
school district to urge voters 20 attend
the polls on election day. The commit
tee consisted of n T. Spragne. Jr, N. P.
Kingsley, u. Clark, L. J. Ornlsbee and
G. d. Pitts.
The committee in the several school
districts are as follows:
1t, Henry Rust, NJ. p June. I'd, B.
Ellis, J. p Ives. 4,h- William Lille,
Albert Pratt. 5.h. f.. r. Wood. Delano
Goodrich. 9th, s. b. June, F. Whether
bee. 7th, Edward Hines, T. Willis. Sth,
Joseph Noyes. II. Noye-. 9th. s. More
house, Elias Edison. 10Th, Ezra. Haven,
o. Morgan. 18th, ID. C. Smith. w. A..
Williams. 18th. ..'ohn Capcn. a. S. New
ton. 14th, NJ. Car-lile. WIN. Kimball.
18th, n III. Churchill 5. Slavery.
Remarks were made by Mcssrs, .Sprague,
Ormsbce. and Judge june, III reference To
looking clo-,ly for split ticket that had
been distributed throughout the county,
substituting the name Of Mr.. Smith Of
Clarendon in place OF Col. Merrill, the
regultr nominee on the Republican ticket
BoiLER EXrLosIoH.--Spccial Dispatch
cs 10 the Phiiadeiphia papers. dated
Phoerixv,lle, Pa says the boiler in the
Phoenix Iron Conlpuy's works at Thu
plac exploded On Monday morning. kill
ing from ten - twelve wnrkmeu and in
jnring as many more. Five dead bodies
have bees takcr, from The ruins up To ten
O'Clock a. IN. The widest excitement ex-
e~ts aInopg the wives and children of the
workmen.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets Of the
Great CITY

a work a-rcrPtIv- ct he Virtue. ana as.v Vices,
the Mysteries, Mlseiies and Cr1m-- Of New Yoik
9 i'y.
IL Won wish 20 know how Fortunes ar made
and bet IN day; hos shr~vd Mon SIR rri'B.d
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Icons are managed: how Gambling HOUSES snd
Lotteries ARE conducted; how sfock sud Oil
Cnmpanirs originate. and how IN. Bubb'.s BuI-t,
read this usrh- l. contains IS fin. sngr-.ins-.
tells all about The My-t. r1s-- sn. Or mes Of Neg
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ONLY $3.50 PER COPY.
Agents are meeting with unprecedented sue
cess. One in Ma 10 'r.ugh. Mass r-pr-- Sc
subscribers in n day. One in Mer.d@n. ~ Gs m
two days. send for irsular. and rt.-sin,-n
pages az the work. Addbe-s JONES ER'trH-
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PRESIDING OFFICERS We think the
sensibilities of those who are 40 neryon.
for those women who "step out of their
proper sphere" will feel shocked at the
announcement that Miss Lucy j. Brad.
shaw, OF Montpelier, is to succeed to the
first Office IN the orde of Good Templars,
in the State of Vermont, recently made
vacant by the death of Rev. Pliny III
White; and that Mrs II. G. johnson, of
Vergennes, is elected to the second Office
in the order.
Miss Amanda Way has, for several
years, held the highest office in the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars in Indiana, and
has not, in consequence, her influ-
ence" by appearing at the head of that
body; but is universally respected and
esteemed as a faithful and efficient worker
in the good cause of temperance, and
makes a good presiding officer.
We are glad that there are ladies in
Vermont who have the independence to
the duties incident to the position
of presiding officer.
We trust they will not become demon
allied or lose influence with the thought
full portion of the community. any more
hen they would to act upon the SUPPOSE
ton that they were not fit to hold any
position except one, subordinate to man.
md leave it wholly for him to hold all the
'fficss and do all the voting.
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SYsfisI 1sti1ss.
PAINLESS DIGESTION.


ono Man," says Fir Ashley Cooper, Fought 70
know by his sensations that he has . stonsoh."
In other words, when digestion Is perfect thsrs
is neither pain NOR unessiness in the region
where 1t takes place. Nsussa, want Of appsetee
nstulency. oppression aftes eating. shooting psins
in the epigastrium, q flushing Of ths fAos ~ neal
times, and furrsd tongue in the morning, are
among the direct symptoms of indigestion. Com
stipstion, biliousness, headache, nervous is5tts-
bil,ty, physical weakness, and low spirts. are in
almost invsrisbls accomplishments. All these
indications Of dyspepsis, whether immsdiste o.
secondary, are usually aggravated By bot
weather.
The close Of summer b therefore the season
when the victim VI dyspepsia most urgently neods
. tonic and regulating medicine. VI course
every invalid has many snvisers. One Trend
recommends one drug, another another; but In
y multitude OF counseilors there II not always
safety. The standard Remedy OF ths present
age for indigestion. in all its stages, II
HOSTErTER's STOMACH BITTEK5.
Time, that proves all things. has established its
reputation ON an inpr. enable foundstisn,- the
spontaneous testimony Of millions Of intelligent
witnesses. No scrld OIL or acid denes its stimu-
latinx principle; ITS tonic constituents are the
finest that botanical research has yet discovered ;
It combines the properties of gentle evacusnt, .
blood depuYent, and anti bilious medicine,
with invis0rafing qualities Of the highest or Ter.
and - admitted both by the public and the pro
fessiOn to be the surcst protection against ali
diseases that are produced or propagatsd by pest
ferrous air UNIV hoesoms water, that has ever
been used either In the United btates Or Tropical
America
In cases Of constipation resulting from . want
OF muscular tone In the intsstines, the effect OF
the Bitters is perfectly marvellous and without
the dangerous sequences OF mercury, It restores
the disordered liver to q normal condition.
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Part III, illnsluatsas xxsloeansts. III,
Grouse Shooting. Nv. MysA's Mirror. v.
Land Monopoly. VI Unheard Replies.
VII. Beyond the Breakers, a novel. Part
TX VIII. A week in an Aquarium. TX.
The National Debt. x. Magdalena, a
novelette,. Part II. XII Snow upon the
Waters. XII. That Man. XIII. An
Embassage. XIV. Our Monthly Gossip.
XIV. Literature of the Dav. m
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LIPPENCoTT MAGAZINE.-ThIs popu-
lar magazine for September has been re-
oeived. The following table of contents
will be found of interest /:
/. THE Vicar Of Bullhampton," . novel,
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Tho Farmer who made his 0Wm
WOoGhor-A Fable.
BY JOHN u. BAKE.

Once on time, Nafontaine writes,)
JovE, sitting on tn Oiympian heights,
Called nimble Mercury 10 his side,
And babe him publish far and wide,
a Farm to Lst" Whereat he files
Through all the world to advertise
he finest farm that can be found
For fifty thousand miles around;
To let-on terms quite sure TO please
Who'er may wish to take the lcasel"
Then came the farmers thick and fast
To see the land,-which far surpassed
Iheir brightest hopes, but in thrice
One said the soil was thin and poor;
Another, that 1t lacked manure;
And still another man made bold
10 say the land was sour and cold;
Zach finding fault with shrewd intent
To cheaper what he wished to rent.
At length when all had said their say,
And some began to go away,
One, who as yet had held his peace,
Proposed at once to take the lease,
PsoUided Jove would give him power
Der cold and heat, DER sun and shower;
In brief to sum 1t altogether
The power to regulate the weather.
IT'S granted! So by Jove's command
The joyful tenant takes the Land.
He rains or shines, makes cold or warm,
Brings down the dew, averts the storm;
Rules, ut his will, the wind that blows,
And regulates the Winter SHOWS.
In short, within the narrow range
OF his own acres, makes the change
Ofseasons through the varied year,
Alas the gift proves all too dear!
For, while the farmer sees with pain
His neighbour lands are rich in grain,
And all that genial nature yields
In thrifty herds and fruitful fields
His ovn.-dsspite his snx GUS TOLL
That brings him naught but discomfort,
Without y sou to pay the rent!
What could he do He cannot pay;
And 40 the man was fain to pray
To be forgiven; with shame confessed
His fOlly-who essay ed to test
The power divine that rules above,
And deemed himself more wise than Jove
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- Dyspepsia can be cured by the use Of Al
lens Congress Bitters. They are oomposed Of
roots, herbs and banks Of sixteen different kinds
Russia rhubsrb, native OF Tartary, is among
them. A'wine-glass Of these bitter-, taken twice
day before eating, will cure the worst case Of
dyspepsia. They invigsratathe digestive organs
For sale by all respectable druggists MHnufac-
tured by William Allen At Fort Edward, N, Y.
iunel 5dlm
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.BIIY NE AMI rLI. ID YuII ,,lnn ,

Dr. fangi-y's Root and Herb Bitter are .
sure remedy EI Liver Complaint all IT. Esrms,
Huuior- OF the Biosi and skin. 6crfuia, Dy9-p-
-iH. co-tiv-be-s, indigestion. ysupdins. HeAd-
.che, and Biious Dr~-z-s-. General Debility. &c.
They clean " n. sy-t.ni. r-yul.fe th~ h.wels.
rss'nrS the -p.rfi;-. purify the blspd, strengthen
the h-iy and thoroughly prepare u Ia r-s,sf di--
-a~s~ u all kind. DyD. q. GOODWIN q 60
Boston Spd by all fr,Igyisfs vni3dsm
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A CURIOUS MARRIAGE.-A St Louis
paper states that recently, in that city, q
stone blind bridegroom was led by his
blushing bride to the alter of Justice of
the Peace. The honest and benevolent
functionary felt it to be his duty to inform
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PoL1TICAL.-Phe New York Evening
Post, referring to the removal of the ma
tional capital, thinks that small places are
not fit to be seats. of government, and
says: IF the capital Of New York were
in this city, the greater part of corruption
in our legislation would be prevented by
the mere publicity which would be given
to the schemes of rogues against the
State We suppose this accounts for the
pre-eminent purity of the oity government
Of New York.
From statement prepared at the
State Department it appears there have
been one hundred and twenty-seven
changes in the diplomatic and consular
service since the present administration
came into power. Altogether there are
seven hundred and three officers in the
service. and of these forty-six
are vacant at the present time, mostly
consulships.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE

WOMEN OF New YOFk; "a
Or. The Under Worid Of the Great CITY. Inc
mot startling revelation Of modern Tunes. rev
Vol S..ci~ty Upmasked "1be AIisiocrsfy,
..W~csn ~ P,essurrn Married Womes," aud
al ci..sss thorosghiy Ventilated. 50 sstz.iions'
Address 1t once. .. 49,
ne New Yoek Book Co., l4s Nassau 81 nes
YoRk. eRS'e
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WALLINGFoRD.-Dr. E. o. Eddy of
Wallingford is taking some of the best
and photographs that we have
ever seen. He has prepared an apparatus
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BIZ All the year round, "sherdsn's Cavalry
Condition rowtcrs" should lie gwen To horses
that are kept up" To hor-es and cattle that
pr,ze IN summer, they I'll uld only he given IN
Wluter and Spring.
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SILK WORM EGGS FOR EUROPE.
"A new article of export has been
fonnd in California; it is somewhat
navel product, viz. the eggs of silk worms,
In the fall of last year an invoice was
shipped to France, in value but a few
thousand dollars, but it was an import
ant experiment, and it has succeeded even
beyond the hopes of its its projectors. To
France and Corsica this shipment was
made, and the sericulturi.ts of those To-
calities express themselves highly pleased
with the eggs from the Golden State.
More extensive shipments will doubtless
follow, as the silk growers of Europe
were at their wits ends to procure a
healthy stock of silk worms, their own
having greatly deteriorated. The Cali
fornia eggs furnish the dcsideratum, being
entirely exempt from the disease which
has threatened to exterminate the silk
worms of the most famous regions of the
Old World.
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES.
Frt ckles and Tan rum the face u.. PERU
MotI' and Freckle Lotion. Sold BY all druegiuta
Prepa red only BY Dr.. b. G. Perry.
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FOR BLACK WORMs

And PIN oles on the Face. use Perry's Comedc>.
and Pimpns Remedy, prepared only BY DR.. B. O.
Perry, - h1nd street, New York 6old everv.
where. The txads supplied By vheIeeole A..
GDes. WasahodeodAvon
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81 Ifyour Druggist don't have it, send IS 20
DIR wolOtt. l7o Chatham square, n. ", and
you wiil get n pint Of Pam Paint. six pin's Of
free Of express charges.
augl2d&w2w
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TO owrERs OF HORSES AND CATTLE.

Tobias Derby Condition Powders warranted
snper or &, any other, no pay for the cure OF
ID temper, Worms, Is IT'S Coughs, Hide-bound,
odd, &C. IN no, se- AMI Colds Coughs, LDss Of
Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distempe-, &c, IN
attic. They per eel, -afe ami inncen' 10
need Of stopping the working of your amin ais.
hey incr-A>e the appetite, give fine cat,
cleanse the stomach aud urinary organs; Afro In
crease the milk OF cows. Try them, md yon will
never be- without theu. The late uram Wopi-
ruff Gel. br.tei trainer 81 trottibg horses, used
them FIR years. col. Phio r. Bush, Of the
Jerome Race Cours-, For,ihum, n. Y, would not
Use them until he told Of ~hst thy are COM
posed, siue- which he IL never without them. IL.
over txrn'y lnnins hpI-s IN his ,haTgs, and
tor III. last rhr.e years has used other medicine
for them lie ha- kindly permitted IN. ~ refer
any On. Ia him over 900 other rsfcr.nces can
be seen AT the Depot.
S''d by Drug<I-t- aud S.1fiers. Prize - cents
PER box. D-lpt, 10 PARK Place, New York.
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History of n Wait.

AN INCIDENT OF THE FREsHET OF 1S47
AN INFANT FLOATING. ALL NIGHT
ON THE FLOOD-wHAT BECAME OF
HER.
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AGENTS

"AN Ed AGEN TS--FUk THE
w Farmer and Mesh .bics' Ma"ual Fdj..s
by Geo. n waripg. Jr., au' hor OF .Dsainiry Ia,
Profit &C and Agricultural En.barof =. "
Central Park. 30 Engraving NUhing IN. Il
ever publishsd. 18th edition now read, AI-o
FIR Coneybsare a. Howson's Life ~ -. Paul
Bl-hop Spmp~oE's Ir.tyoaust on. III. my en-,
pl=te work, 90. r. b TREAT o.. pnsl,.b.
srs sS4 Broadway. N. Y. b.. IsiGE,s
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THE PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR.

LIE fhEcJOENT OkCl>AR66 WAR,
Against all fmpositions upon the people, and
Sc'ence, following the glorious example, = out
AGAINST TIE Pt,IsONERs
Who sell sugar Of Lad hair dyes, that NOT only
ruin the hair, bnt pasalyss the system. Impo.tsrs
WHO DESTROY TIE UNwARY
should be put down By Law. In the meantime,
cRsisrADoRo's EXCELSIOR HA1a DYE
II offered under the guarantee Of Professor Chill
soo' the famous analytical chemist, - an efcent,
PURE AND HARMLESS PREPARATION.
Cnfiseadoro's Hair Preeervaive, a. Dressing,
asts IKE charm ON the Hair after Dyeing. Try
ausll-dAvlm.
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up 1.
steel engraved wrapper, with facsimile Of M
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
II. II. HELMBOI
Aug. "A, decd kveo~2ms.
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A gentleman, whose father died Of consumption
AT 81 years, was a y, attacked when about 81, by
the dis.as.. He had cough, night swes,s and
general debility. Doctors recommen ed cod liver
oil, but he wasted away. At last he determined
10 US. Brandr-th's Pulls. In two months they
made him a sound man augs:d&wlm
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NTATE NORM AL SCHOOL,


STATE NORM AL SCHOOL,
- CASTLEION. VT.
Thl' iusti'ut'nn will BE- opened foI the recep-
lion OF pupils on wedn. sday, 18th Sept. nexr,
u"dcr tbs, charge OF Kew. X. u. w IILIAM~, Of
ON iecf'cu'. The two cour 'es OF study required
ny the Board nj Education OF thu s,t.ir, Yer
mont viii be pur-u.-i bN the pupils cniding To
'tcir "pturn. LECTURES wi be gwen by prnf-s-
siund gem I"n'.n on subjects important To schol-
AZ, and 'es.' hers
luitlon 81 per quarter.
Board can be obtained at reas,nnbie prices in
families IN the village, with the Principal. and
opportunities furnished for th' Sc who may de-
sire tu board th-,us..lv.-
For further inform ,tion 3drsss the Principal
OF to G. III. WILLARD Secretary
auga0d WITT
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Anore IL Dany rsstorzti.es which n.tur. h..
sspSased u solssvs the snhetpus II humanity.
thsss IL no more fsvosite for o.rtain ci... OF
dAssass than the ''m~dicin-l gum OF the wnd
coessy Tree; bot however va liable A., IL. nov.
hss' TO soothe, 10 relieve and 30 cure, IL en-
nanosd teniold BY scientific d judic Gus oombi-
eas'on with othsr ingredients, IN them elves Of
Equal v"zth. This happy mingiing exists 10 q
remazAab'e degree in
DR.. wIBrAR'a BALsAM OF WILD CHER
BY,
whose value in curing cough, Colds, Bronchitis.
whoopipg Cough, Group. Asthma, Pulmonary
Anection, and Incipient Consumpt.on /. ine.tims-
bic.
STRONG TESTIMONY.
From Benjamin Wheeler. Esq.. DEPOT Master Of
south hoysiston. Mas
''In the spsing Of 1855 ~as m.St severely afhic-
ted vi h = hard, d'y cough. with its urpal sc.nm-
paniments Of nisht sw..t csmpi~t-iy portrait
my ncrv.su. sy-t m. and prod..ssns ..ea a deb ~
tAfed state OF health that after try ing medical aid
Ia no purpose, had ri,en MP All hoi.. Il .ver
recovsuDg, ~ had slSp my bi nd At thu sia aye
OF matters ! v~ prevailed upon through the 8. fn-
enoe Of neiehhar t.'ry Wtstsr'- pal-sm - vi a
Cherry. and, before using two bott g. the eff Ct
vas slIno-t magical. nv o,ugh en'i'eiy lett me,
the me- ht sweat deserted m. hoee once more n
| t~d my depre~ cd spirits, and ,"on had attained
nv ~onted strength and vipor. Thu has tho
Bslrsm, ~ has oten b- n remarked by rsasss
cuverrant With the above "a, II, fer-iiy q bed
me I'm In ans sS .s s, re, % are at liberty to
Prepared by SET II w. FoWLE, Borton, and
for ale By Druggists generally.
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@etu Aduertisfmenfs.
lEAPNESS. CATARkH.


~ lady who has suffered tor year. from
dea .ne-s and c.tsrvh ~i.. cured by a slmpl. T.rD-
edy. Her ., mpxthy and gratitude prsIDpts h.r
va send the r~ceiptr, free OF charge, 10 aLy ne
similarly afflicted. Address
MRS. n. q. LEG-,ETr. Hoboken, N.J
-. auVl9dHn4u
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DAILY HERALD:

$500 per Year; $500 for Six Months: IS E. ents
per Month, by mail from the Office. Also 81 Up
Pled by Newsmen generally throughout Weste, n
vermont at same rates,
WEEKLY HER AID:
in advance.
Both papen are unri, allied advertisins
emdlums.
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ELLIS IRON, BITTERs

Will enrich the b'ooi an prevent II from benom-
ing ~atery and weak, give a h-slthy complexion.
restore the appetite, invigorate the =, stem, and
are very pSl.tahe. These bitiers are recon
mended TO all persons requiring = safe and valu-
able tonic, to impsrt tone and strength u the
system. not given by Bitt-rs merely sfimulant in
their effects; which. although they may Possess
tonic vegetable properties. cannot rive the
strength 10 the blood VIII Oh the Iron Bit. n vii
give.
Prepared By VIM. Ellis, Chemist. For sale in
Rutland. VT, by ALLEN & HIGGINS,
feb.Sd6m Druggists.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.
An Essay for Young Men On the Crime OF Soil.
tude. and the diseases and abuses which create
impedimrnfs to Marriage, With sure means Of re-
lief. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, nee Of
charge. Addrusa. D.. J. eKILLIN HOUGH-
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NOTICE.
MRS. A. B. PURMORT, Milliner, removed
eOm Union Block to Phoenix Block, Ierchants'
10y, nAs nov very desira BILE stock Of eoods
nDAdy for lAll and winter tx1de.. oaodkvfS
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81 - tonic and spietil.r, nothing can
equal h effect Of pT. IL. Auders' Iodine Water
Unlike all s;imuIants, it, effect is permanent.
building up the body, aud giving strength and
vtaliiy 20 all part Of the system. In Old and
chronic cases At may be u-ed with almost n GER
tIinty Of surccss.
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GRACE's CELEBRATED sALvE

cures In . verv short time Cuts. Burns. seaids.
Wounfs, Brnise- sprsiBs. Erysipla-. Salt kh-urn
Hinswssm Ch pped snBd- Bo ls. Fryzen imbs,
Felons, CbiIbl-in-. &c. I'n PROMPT IN act ON re-
move pain n once. and r-duee- the mot snsry
looking swelling ard inf tom, IL by magic,
thu Attending rei'cf and n c,mpl.ie cue.
SETH w. FOwLE * son, Bo,tD, ProIa1e-
tpr.
Fold by all Druggists, Grocers. and At all oountry
stores. auglSde WIN
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"OUT OF sDKTr.n

.OUT OY sOKTr."
Take DIR. q. q. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bit
s~r~.-th@ most medicinal In the market. Estab-
issf.~d IN Is0s. ml5deod&~im