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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

sPIRIT-RAPPING AAGNETs.-A re-
markable letter has been addressed 70 the
Standard by Mr.. W. O. Faulkner, philo-
sophical INSTRUMENT maker. He statsa
that for many years he has had . Large
sale for spirit-rapping magnets and bat
teries expressly made for oonoealment I'M
der the floor, in cupboards, under tables,
and even for the interior Of the center
support Of large round tables and boxes.
He has supplied also quantities of pre-
pared wire to be placed under the carpets
and oilcloth, or under the wainscot and
gilt beading round ceilings and rooms
All these, he says, were obviously used
for spirit-rapping and the connection to
each rapper and battery was to be made
by means of a small button, like those
used for telegraphic bell-ringing pur.
poses, or by means of brass
headed or other nail under the carpet II
particular patterns known to the spiritual.
ist. These rappers, he adds, when care
fully placed, are calculated to mislead the
most wary. Then there are spirit-rap.
ping magnets, and magnets constructed
expressly for the pocket, and these. he
tells Us, will of course rap at any part OF
the room. He has also made drums and
bells which will beat and ring at com
mand but these two latter are not 80 fire.
quently used as the magnets are because
they are too easily detected London
Gua1dian
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NLD E0TAnLI6HRD HOSPITAL

n HLO 40IAAAAx0k4kO 6O6SXIAI
" Ne 3 1s.v. essst AIseay. y
I'd nosoaf1lly euos111o1 - - eD1 q Dglynta
Alssass = ~ al estahai1hs1 1ssUtsals no.
DsavR q, Aneny, y: =. fUoW yoaDAss.cs1
49, S..a .,s - - e -: 49,:
q; Il = nSlHss = -, 60 s ss.s,s.
poaAsass With ~ 0oge sslsbfaesa p6yaaans a
he OA World q obtaining TIE enSne = Ven -
The latest remedies fos thess dissnssa CD induao.
ments r. .hs unfortunate Of . quick anA sapi6
cure 70 ~ on.s,r-' ~ no other otAce ID Aaerea.
In syphilis. <a~@r',sa sieet, sts,ctursd, enlarge
uicer.tec .hr~,, rhroat, tsndss ehia boos.
eutaneous eruPri',r. r,lS.. aic~ru, and I'll othe1
impurities ~ ~. --.-.". perfectly under eUa.
troll Of the ts.r.s-'' ,i.diein-.. end have beer
tested 10 NOR. 'h<.. iols ~ases annually viii
Immense suco-~
YOUNG MEN .dd;cL-o secret hADit~, CHE
have impaired then s-.iti aod destroyed he
vixor Of their minds thur trpr1vins Themselves u
the pleasure Of married life, are notsned that in
consulting DT. J. Teller, they viii dnd . fr1eno te
console, and physician who has cured thoussnds
IN almost Svs5 par . y. on's s., Sssss., vns
joice In all that make, iif. i-strabls md mar
happy. Ths reader h u sour-- svare that ths
deGcacy Of the subject VIII prevent . moro mtaufs
DIR. TKLLERB GREAT WORK. book fol
everybody. Startling disclosursa- Dx. Teller
great work for the married and those eontemplst.
ing marriage pagss-fun Of pistes-price 2:
cents. Sent 70 all psrts, under sal, ~ mai
post paid. The nngie, married. and the married
happy. A lecture on Love, or how 70 choose {
partner-a complete work on midwifery. IL con.
tsinr hundreds of secres never before prbiished.
Warranted 70 be- worth three times the amount
asked for it. Twenty-Five oenta, In postage s'amps
enclosed, win secure copy BY return mail. Dr.
Teller has devoted all his time TO the cure Of thoss
diseases Of which his book .rests.
x Ofiice hours from A. II. 70 p. II. and
on Sunday from 70 S p. NJ
N. B.-Persons at . distance can be cured Al
home, by addressing letter TO J. Teller, enclosing
remittance. Medicines securely packed from
observation, sent 70 any part Of the world. An
ess.s warranted. No charge for advice. No stu.
ient- or boys employed. Notice this-Address al
letters to
J. TELLER, M. ID.
No 5. Beaver street, Albany, N.
rnzylTaAxtf
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New England Items.

Trade was never so dull in Boston as
now.
Ten dollars to every tenth customer
Is placarded in Boston store.
Twenty five hundred sleighs were
made in Westboro, Mass. this year,
he largest number ever made there in
twelve menths.
Fred, Wilder of Keene, N. H., was
drowned, last September. while ascending
The Parana river on his way to Paraguay
Henry Ward Beecher conducted the
rvic-s ut the funeral Of Mrs. Lucy w
Bullard, his mother-in-law, at Worcester
On Friday.
The wooden manufacturers at Woon.
~ncket have given notice that on and after
january l. the wages Of their operatives
will be reduced 10 to Is per cent.
Fulton gave one of his anti-womeu
speeches ut Webster, the other night, and
,he direct fruits Of his labors is y move.
went for the organization Of woman'e
association.
Cornelius Conroy Of Fall River wa.
rhoked to death, last week, while eating
'tis dinner, by piece Of meat which
lodged in his throat.
Naylor Hatch of Truro, Mass now in he1
-'xhty.irst year. hns woven with her ole
style looms, 179 yards Of carpeting during
the past season, besides doing the work O
her family.
SO great has been the demand fol
Rev. E. E. Hale's new magazine Old ano
New, that the day of publication has beer
postponed till "Wednesday, and second
edition will be printed to meet orders.
At the forthcoming Fat Mems Con
vention IT lewiston, Me-. there will b.
me hix pe"ple II i. -.id THAT there i,
me c,e1Glh man in rh- county who Is ii,
,-st four inches s-ll. weighing 235 pounds
The fat men Of Columbus. Ohio. wish I.
DO present.
The report that Sylvanua Cobb. Jr.
the Ledger story writer. WAN an inmat.
IL au inebriat- asylum is not true; bu
Is. hrs Joined tn. division of the sons o
Temperance at HI Dr. Park, whess he re
sds~. and has become one of its mos
irominent and exemplary members
A desrth Of names for towns aeemS :,
prevail in New England, for after. .
township is named. Ill the outlying vii
lsges must have the same name With n
addition. Connecticut seems II Be worn,
IA than Massachusetts, in this reapeot. n,
ia ono town We have the names Of Corr
wall, Cornwall Center, Cosnvslb aolfAvv
North, South, East and Wee Cofnv,u
bssidss Cornwall Bridge MD -.
Cornwall Il cold place, bat IL eeeSs;dn,
arn mt nwit~ - rsx..,.,.,.,,r.r 1rsS ~ q
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EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber ..ffcrs for sale his farms of ia
acres, situsted in Middiebury, adjoining the col
lege groun g. on the Bridport road. The Land IL
Of excellent quality, for either grass or grain.
wit Zoe Chance for raising vegetable or sma II
fruits for market. A young orchard Of 30 trees
has commenced to bear. The house II nearly
new, and, with this farm general, has recently
been very conveDiently arranged for dairyips
purposes. Running water ct both house and
barns, and ~ . thoroughly we'll watered farm,
cannot be excelled in this county. There are
several beautiful bhil6ing lots On the place
within Ave or ten minutes walk the new Graded
School building. To man With An eye to the
educational advantages OF his family, this loca-
ton presents superior inducemsnts.
This property win be sold ct IN astonishingly
Low Aglre, considering IT. real value anA location
Please address In poEso0, O. BY letter,
J. n. AN6WORTH, 1lddlebuzy, Vt.
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MARRIED IN SPITE OF THEIR TEETH

MARRIED IN SPITE OF THEIR TEETH
old Governor Saltonstall ot Connecti
out, who fourished some forty years ago,
WAS a man of some humor, as we'll per.
severance, III cffrcting the ends he de-
sired Among other anecdotes told OF
him by the people Of New London, the
place where he resided, liz the following
OF the various sects which have flour
ished for their day, and then c. ased to ex-
list. was one known as the Royersites, &c
called from their founder, John, or Tom,
or some other Rogers, settled not far from
the goodly town aforesaid.
The distinguishing tenet Of the sect
wan their denial Of the property and
'scripturality" of the form of marriage
This they believed, and also that one wife
only should ''cleve to her husband" But
then this should be u matter of agreement
merely. and the couple should come t..
yether and hive man and wife dispens-
ing with all the forms of the marriage
covenant. The old Governor used fire..
quently to call upon Rogers, and talk the
matter over with and endeavor to con.
vince him Of the improperly of living
with Sarah as he did. But neither John
nor Sarah would give up the argument
1t waa matter of conscience with them
they were very happy together ms they
were; of what use, then, could mere
form be 2 Suppose they would thereby
escape scandal; were they not bound to
''take up the cross" and live according to
the rules they professed? The Govern.
or's logic was powsriess. He was in the
neighborhood of John one day, and meet
ing him. accepted su invitation TO dine
with him. The conversation as usual
turned upon the old subject:
Nov, John" says the Governor, after
long discussion of the point, "why will
you not marry Susan? Have you not
taken her to be your lawful wife z"
"Yes, certainly" replied John, "but my
conscience viii not permit me to marry
her in tho forms of the worlds people ?"
"Vsry well. But you love her Z"
yea
"And respect her ?"
"YeA"
HAnd cherish her as bone Of your bone,
and flesh Of your flesh 2" -.
Eyes; certainly l do"
"And you love him, and obey him, and
respect him, end cherish him ?"
~Csftainly, do"
Then" cEisd the Governor, rising, '.in
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VERMONT STOCKS Boston on Sat-
urday Vermont stocks were sold as fol-
hws: Vermont Central LIST mortgage
onds, 70; second mortgage sevens, 30
Vermont and Canada Railroad, 9SA; Yer
mout and Massachusetts, SIS. Vermont
;-ntral lat mortgage sevens, consolidated,
sold at auction for TAT.
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the name 81 che laws d God, and d ~
Common wealth Of Connscticut, I pro
nounce you man and wifeT ~
The rage u John and Sarah was Of no
avail :. the knot was tied by the highest
au,hority in the State.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
" ARE A COMINGl
LOOK OUT FOR SANTA CLAUS IF YOU
WOULD MAKE HOME HAPPY
A DIALOGU K.

Mrs. Smith % dear q dear what shall do.
Trouble, trouble, all the time If could keep
the children still and contentsd it would not
seem 80 hard TO get along, but they uneasy
all the time from early morn till late At night.
Mr.. Br wn-My children are a great deal OF
comfort and great source of pleasure TO me.
used Ia be troubled the same way till found the
key u happiness. | spend few dollars every
year in Toys and Bames, aud think il Ia money
well laii out IL apuses me aud makes them
happy, and pas sr-a: many pleasant hours
in seeing them ENJOY themselves.
Mrs. Smith Where can buy some toys,-uho
keeps the best assortment!
MIR. Brown Francis Fem 4 Co. have just re-
turned from the city with the nice st assortment
ever saw. Their store is GRAINED full of every
thing in the line Of Christmas Goods. 1t is AZ
good a show 10 go through their store and
look over their goo1.
Mrs. Smith 1 must go light of and try the
experiment. wonder If they would like TO have
me take my children with me
Mrs Brownies. by all means take the chil.
dren they viii enjoy 1t 50. and Mr.. Fem likes
10 have them come
LARGE STOCK OF VAsE-, CONFECTION-
cry, SKATES, POCKET CUTLERY,
Aud no end Of Pretty Things for
title aud Big Folks, at
FRANCIS FINN q co.'s,
Rutland. Vt.
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WHAT ARE
.MANHOOD---HOW LOST, HOW

MANHOOD---HOW LOST, HOW
REsToRED.-Just published, second EDITION, BY
DR.. LEWIS, tes4 pages. The Medical Compan-
ion and Guide to Health, on the radio Il cure OF
Spermatorrhua or Seminal Weakness, Impoten-
cy, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments
20 Marriage, etc, and the 1venereA and Syphi-
lite Maladies with plain and clear directions for
rhea, elects, Structures, and all diseases Of the
skin, such as Scurvey, scrofula, Ulcers, Boils,
Blotches, and pimples on the face and body, con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-in-
diligence or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author, in this admi able Tr, "a
tise, clearly demonstrates, FROM forty years
successful practice, that the alarming eons--
ouences Of self-aeuse may be radically cured :
pointing out mode of cure at once simple GER
tain and effectual, by means Of which every suf-
ferer. matter what his condition may be, can
be effectually cured cheaply, privately and rad
ically ~ This Book should be IN the nsnds OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in PLAIN envelope. Price "a
cts. Address, DIR. LEWIS, Ne. ! BsA h street,
New York City. 40 years private prs tiee
nov9d&wly
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GENTS WANTED FOR OUR

a Great Household Work, Our Home Ply
stefan. new handy book OF Family Medicine
by DIR. Beard, of the University OF the Cry of
New York, as-isted by medical professor IN 'h-
various departments Three years devoted 10 it-
preparation. Quackery and humbugg.Iy tx
posed Professors IN our ]. aiding medic Il colleges
testify that II Is the best family doctor book ever
written. OUTFIT ana sample Tree To agents
Il. Is. Treat * Co., Publishers, 65i BrpadTay
Ny. deco INV
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SALVE.

NARDpLlC SALN T..
The important discovery OF ;be cAkBoLIC
ACID as a CIeAn-ins. Panty ing. aud Healing
agcn: l. one Or the most rerairkab'e results OF
modern medical r.sc.rch. During the late civil
war j. wss extensively used in the Hospitals,
ail w4s found 10 b not only a thorough disin-
i,s.t4n', bat also the mos. wonderful aud speedy
HEALING REMEDY ever known
1t now presented in a scientific combination
with other soothing and healing agencies, in the
form Il sALvE; anl, having been already
used in numberle.s case, with most satisfactory
aud beneficial results. We haye no hesitation in
oisIns i 10 iLs public ~ the most certain, rap
a. ana eifec,ual remedy for all sores and Ulcers,
no matter q haa long Standing. ~ Burn-, Cuts.
wounds. an ryrry abrasion OF -k,n or d.-h. aud
tor skin ii-e,. e. generally.
sot. l., !, prr.a,.-. ru, d c.n,-
JtH> r uENi;l. SIC rroprrisr,
-..T-ee riae. Nrs AUrs.
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r..nisiu can b. --N,t .nr u--iHlns-- IL, thi- ap-
picstiori p.-r.at - f1uiins III" han sih .
Tr,--, r-.'iiptni = Esil h.-pit 81. slid vis.T-
sue L. ..-, ,>-ur,al n>- vii prevent 'h- h4ir
from furLsrx srHN - iIfs sfi. --qu-nt
IS Ir.N.n ',ini ff-,- ~ ii th.s-. dele .sl'ur
-uh-' iir.-- El.i % AZ. pfrprrs''' iI- dan
,,.iups arlr itiurspti- rfr haI.. 'h- issr
onl, Ten u, Int ~, harm 4. n wau;.1 merely
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WORD TO THE WISE Is SUE

A FIClENF. BurrInston's Vegetable cough
Syrup is a sure remedy for that dreadful sc."irg'
OF infancy and childhold, the Group alwa,s
keep the Medicine by you, ready for immediate
use. Ii is also the best article in fol- who.
ing Cough, Sc For sale by the Proprteiur, II III
Burlington, Wholesale Druggist Prov i-nce. :,
l. Also, by DIR lgsists generally. Gee d4v
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VERGENNEs.-Last Saturday was day
of considerable activity in market. 1t is
estimated that nearly five hundred teams
lined our streets laden with country pro-
duce. The quantity, however, in a meas
ure, prevented quick sales. Butter rang
ing from thirty-two to thirty-seven cents,
and the shipments amounting to twenty
three hundred and eighty.five pounds.
The highest price paid for poultry was
twenty-four cents. Shipment, fourteen
thousand two hundred and ffty-eight
pounds. Three car loads of stock and
two car loads of hay we're ready for Bos-
ton market on yesterday .aor.ing-
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,nn DOLLARS WILL RE

500 dol, noLh "A Bs l. M WI I l.,,.i BIZ
cure In lea time than any other physician, mule
edectuaiy and permanently, with less restraint
from occupation or less exposure % all wealth.
with safe and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABU,sE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
incident TO m srried and single ladies;
SECRET AND DELICATE DIsOkDEghs
mercursl Affection. -ruptions and all di.eass- 90
the skin, ulcerr 80 "a. nose. throat and BODY
pimples the fac @s-dling Of the joint, neI
vousn-ss. constitutional and other weaknesses "a.
youth and .b- moe advanced, ~ all a,,ez. Of
BOTH sExKF. SINGLE OR MARkiRl.
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iAN>or LEAK or
n rB~Ek.

INsrA>r,HErt.s. tAN<or LEAK OUT
IT, row Ek.
The ,me =. -upt lie. B, ten and New
York IRE Department
Th-r% / Al n,rI LtI, n = from every OBJ
jectIun. srd laS:is TIE hes Bat. PtnkhHm
A t~eh,n. 1T, the po--nie y no s-n-rat-d Until
require tor use NJ qurutis cannot i-as out
it's power.
The, sc -i.p- -, ,,-,-' r,,vt"r. cBnp..t ~; 49,
OF boy.
They have i,r, saved i ei $50 build,ns and
pro- erty amounting =" many u'i'lion' OF dollars.
IL- ttr- lb-uran,- OF p+li-s encore them
and 'e i"c. --.ir premiums Sh.u property II pro-
tect.a =, there m.ehIpes.
bosroN. Nov. %. 1863.
AN. Co.'S flkR Fxr's CO.:
G.nti.unrn,- Having rcgnir I-ns OF OF our
-n'ir. n,,uia r. -hAll require twenty
m,r. nfe .st'nguish rs tmshinE hry IN ALI,
w. re . e,,-H Ia te-rif,, for your own. OF the
ufrnttl.n OF % her parties an:e Ia suffer io--e.
b, III. thst yOur -x'ingu'sher- have '~i = saved
our lusuu'rfury hnfa psr:ial tue lon, the
las line within y trw ~--.s
W. NV Every cuutd-n,. in q value Of the
n.chn g having srner-ed be prac' cal opera
ti"n II IN th~ t<o 'tes 4 r-ai tre a. above
refereed
CHI'KEkINp SONS.
T.I, dtLE, F<l Irvssuuer, Water Street,
Boston.
SOUrHuEiuGT Mz-- Nov. 81.
". ,.a.s E.t. ~, I'm Fue ~ -" -to-tOn.
ID. ~ "a t',u.h "a pur ti"s.r rom at
4ho ~ pa Zen O'Clock thi- A. III. aid the
r,.ou, mmrii.f-ly nllcd With n s-nse smoke.
An * IL guisii~r at once taken, -tr-sm
turII-a aud very e minutes every spark
of trs y on. W. consider this fair t.rf, and
think IN. tx'Ingu-h.r performed all that 10
claim, for 1t At least, ~e are 50 well satisfied
vi h II thai You ma, rend IA, thre 3l-machin.s
in additin 10 the three nov have, and slso,
On. dozen charges. send us No E2tin-
su..her ~ ,-e forward at once and pblige.
Your trulv. CENTRAL MILLS co.
uhEEsffELp, Mass, Nov. %, 1853.
I,.., ~ Phase send our Pre- District six
chang, 90 the Fire Earngui-hers bought OF
got. a. Jnu- last Tie Extinvuishers did good
s.n,,ce Al some days since. send at once
sud nbny-.
l.e-.cc'fu |, yomr-.
CRARI rs X FIELD.
For FiIe district No. |.
All p .rti.r sIc rarncd against buying or using
FIRE nlmsncrs II any kind, in which Water
imtrestat,d Nh Carbonc Acid Gas Is used A.
the txtins ui,hing ellen ent. except those manu-
facjur-d b, mr. Company. or others duly licensed
and authori1' d 10y u, on pam OF immediate
pr"--cu'rn iir infringement.
81 I'm or irsui,r. Agents wanted.
PRICE LIST.
No. ;, iron .xi,n1nishrr with Ba.e Pink
la .ttachn.nt. $50 90
NJ , rnpp.r do. do. IS 90
Charzes. IS
our ,u-tuui,r- arn h -. the fxtinrulsher
wthe"f M s't,"h' mt. en- hav. 1t app'i-d at b
of 50
AN EhI, AN CON - IDAiKDtIbE CO.
y water STREET, h.etor. Mass.
rKI pLR BrRsHAM * ThMrLl, Agents, Rut-
lsnh Vermont.
der2'Sw
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THAPPED HANDS AND FACE,
j Sore Lips, SC, cured at once by the n'c OF
Hegeman's Gamphor lee with Glycerin., le-ps
the hands soft the coolest weather. SO that
YOU get the Genuine. sold By Druggists Pre-
p cents per box sent by mail for 3 Gus
Heeman & Co.,. New York r. y. BOX 2-.N
decbiiw
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THIEF.

He has been travelling about humbugfing drug
gsts and private parties, mixing up auc ding
base compound which he calls Wolcotrs Pr,n
Paint All Of Wolcott's genuine remedies hay.
a white outside wrapper with signature large
Look out for counterfeits.
Six Pints of Wocotts Annihilator for Ca'srrh
and Colds in tie head. one Pint of Pam PANT
for Ulcers, Pain, sent free Of express CHI, rr.-r
on receipt of the money at ISL Chatham squar-
n. Y; gallon of Pain Paint t'''uH!.
str. nythl for so smal bottles sold by all i'r'is
gists. k. l.. Wolco,t. dcoG IA
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REPRESENTED.

O6ios In Rutland Open House, Merchants hOs
Il. PnIHpIl- q. Z DuAxHAA. 4. l.. TIs.s
isnuasyidkviy.
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pEST CABINET ORGANS AT

pEST CABINET ORGANS AT
l. LOWEST PRICES. That the Mason q
Hamlin Cabinet and Metropolitan Organs are the
best IN the world Is proved BY the almost unapi-
nous opinion OF professional musicians by the
award to them OF seventy tive Gold and silver
Medals or other highest premiums. ut primer pal
industrial competitions within 4 few ysaTs :
Guiding the Medal at the Paris Exposition. and
by sale very much greater than that of an,
similar Instruments. TINS Company manufac' IRE
oniy tirst-class Instruments, and Will not make
'cheap organs" ut any price. OF suffer NJ inferior
instrument TO bear their name. Having e,tiy
increased their facilities for manufacture, by the
introduction of new machinery and otherwise,
they are now making Better Organs than ever be-
fore, 1t increased economy in cost, which. in ac-
cordance with Il cir fixed policy Of selling Away
at least remun.rat,ve profit. they are now offer
ing at prices of inferior work. Four Octave Or
xans, Plain Walnut Case, $50. Five Octave On
gans, Double Reed, Solid Walnut Gaze carved
and paneled, with Five Stops tViela. DispA- IN.
Melodia, Flute, Tremulent), $i25. Other styles
in proportion.
Circulars, with full particulars, including ac-
curate drawings OF the different styles Of or
gnns, and much information which will be If :
vice ta every purchaser OF an organ, will ne -ent
free, and postage paid, to any one desiring them.
Mason d HaDlin Organ Co., l54 fremont street,
Boston 500 Broadway, New York. dec6d.v
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\ lrs-s-iry which J. ~
once agf--aiii's. h. tifhy aud
.ff-r'uai fsr preserving IN.
hslr. fas.. . uT x ~ hair l.
>r.'t r,--'.+t' tore rf-giLsl
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

BENsoN.-Tho ladies of the Ccrgrega'
tional church are to- hold fair at theil
church on Wednesday evening. the 22d
inst.
The Sabbath Schools Of the Congre.
estional and Methodist Episcopal churches
are making preparation for their anniver'
sariee. The Methodist Sabbath School are
to have theirs on the evening Of the Oath
The Congregational Sabbath School viii
have theirs q week later.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

An ERRoR. 10y Amoag the Vermont
issns Of The speinsd sld Republican Is the
following:
Nelsou Newell, clerk Of the last State
House Of Representative and leading
citipsa = shsabPn, died last week.
1hig = a Sefor. 1fr. Newell was til
hther Of Henry N. Newell, the acting
clsek Of the last House Of Representatives,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

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