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HOW HoSTETTER's BITTERs CURE DYsL
PERSIA.

THE WHOLE STORY IN NUTSHELL.
The office OF the stomach is to convert the to' ID
into a eam-like sem-fuid, called CHYME. Tb IS
Is affected partly by the action of solvent call d
the gastric Juice, which exudes from the coitI Is
of the stomach, and partly by mechanical NOV g
ment Of that organ, which chuIns, 1t were, & ie
dissolving aliment. The Chyme passes from u ie
stomach into the duodenum, or entrance TO tie
bowels, where it is subjected to the action of u e
bile and the nutritious portion OF it convertt a
into fluid called Chyle, which eventually p
comes blood.
Now it is evident that if the great solvent, u he
gastric Juice not produced in sufficient quaint !
ty, or il the mechanical action OF the stomach IS
not sufficiently brisk, the first process OF dgestit m
will be but imperiectly performed. Ii IS al %
clear that if the liver, which plays such an inl-
portant part in changing the nourishing port IN
OF the chyme into the material OF the blood, Is
congested, or In any unnatural condition, the
second process will not be thoroughly accom-
plished The result of the two failures Is dyspep-
sia, complicated with biliousness.
The mode in which Hostetters Btters operate
in such cases this; they inyigorate the cellular
membrane Of the stomach, which evolves the gas
trio juice thereby insring an ample suficl ency OF
the fluid to completely dissolve the food. They
also ace upon the nerves VI 'i' ''"iAi'~''' '''e
an ao2eleration of the mechanic Al movement nece 8
sary To reduce the food to homogeneous ma :.
They also specifically upon the liver, srengt h.
ening it, and enabling 1t to produce an amp e
and regular supply of bile for the purpose of co u
verting nutritious particles of the Chyrne In To
Chye, and promote the passage through the
bowels OF the useless debris.
In this way Hostett%rs Bitters cure dyspepsia
and liver complaint The explanation is PLAIN,
simple, philosophical, and true.
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The rapidity with which PLANTATION bI11Ess
have become a household necessity throughous
the ci vilixed nations is without parallel IN tns
history of the world. Over Ave million bottles
we're sold in twelve months, and the demand u
daily increasing. Rich and poor, young and DID,
ladies, physicians and clergymen, find that 1t re-
wives dropping spirits lends strength to the sys-
tenn, vigor to the mind, and is exhausted natures
great restorer. 1t is compounded Of the choicest
roots and herbs, the celebrated Calisaya or Peru
Wan Bark, ETC., all preserved in pure st. Croix
Rum. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers in every
town, parish, village and hamlet through North
and South America, Europe, and all the Islands
of the Ocean.
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WALLI%GEOR

Farm one mile mont Of the village, lying 0n ths
new T ,4d recently laid onf h--w-tsn MAllinefoTd
and Rutland. Fine wood lot eoDd lparn ianc,
about 100 acres and cheap al $500.
Farm of poo aries lying about tao miles north
Of Wallneford vlil are gsnd hgildifg-. erod uiea-
do aud gram Land. fine sugar nrehart, sad frost
1900 cords 81 wood 20 D. sptr. morn tie Sam.
worth a. Ter cord Standing Fam * .Is- - e'.yys
afl tenn sud d. allifIuI there b. ou til- ria .
ledge 81 Whit. maTri. 81 tine texture, althnulh
a. yet unHvv,lvi+a, Baiu ali Iualesf1oir and ~
-trsucss Nrirnts-s 80 be- ne 81 ,Hsht value.
Its ires. al hite marble H. nuf far dirtsnf finn
the railroad. and Alth a iew hundred dollars ~
pended Ia developing. may pros" 70 te worth
m any tunes the prle- ask.d tor the f-TIn. Fam
pl,-s Of she rnarnie shown upDu ATTgttlnn 20 ilse
underrigns3 Price of farm Unly $1,000. enc
worth fh, amount tor farming pun u-'.- slon'.
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The velocipede.

Lori Lowell he stood BY the garden gate,
With his shining velocipede,
And whispered farewell 10 his Lady Bell,
Who wished for his Lordship good speed.
when will you be back, Lord Lowell ~ she said,
But he gave to her question no heed
Placed his feet in hrs stirrups and galloped away
On his famous velocpede. =
Then Lady Bell cried, in frantic alarm,
"What monster my Lord is, indeed,
To ride thus away from his loving young wife,
On that horrid velocipede!"
Lord Love returned, broken-hearted and sore,
tBroken-armed, and alas broken-kneed
For he struck on post, nearly gave up the ghost,
And smashed his velocipede
MORAL.
Remember the fate Lord Lowell has met:
Let this be your warning and creed:
stay at home with your wife the rest of your life,
And beware OF the velocipede.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 Bulhnch St., opposite Revere House


The Trustees of this Institution take pleasure
in Announcing that they have secured the services
Of the eminent and we'll known DIR. A. II. hayes,
late Surgeon U. s.. Army, Vice-President OF Co
iumbia College of hysicians and Surgeons, &c:
This Institution now publishes the popular
medical b.ok entitled "1he Science OF Lie, or
self Preservation" written by Dr. Hayes. IL
treats upon the Errors of Youth, premature de-
cline OF manhood, seminal weakness, ana Az as
eases and abuses of the generative organs. Ihr,
ty thousand copies sold the last year IL is indeed
a book for every man,-young men In particular
Price only 81.
This Institution has gust published the most
nerfct treatise Of the kind ever offered the pub.
iio entitled sSexual Physiology Of Woman, and
Diseases" profusely illustrated with the very
best engravings. This book IL also from the pen
of DR. HAYES Among the various chapters may
be mentioned The Mystery of Life,-Beauuiul
Otfsprlng Beauty, its Value 20 woman Mar-
riage.-General Hygiene of Women.-Puoerty'-
Change of life,-Excesses OF the MATTEL RE
yentlon to Conception. &c. In beautiiul fTehch
cloth 81; Turkey Morocco full gilt, - 3d. Either
of these books are sent by man, securely seaieu'
postage paid on receipt of price.
The peabody Journal of HEALTH tirst-class
uaper in every respects pages, 80 columns
nublished on the LIST of February. and every
month during the year. Subscription price pei
year only so cents. Specimen copies sent ir.e 70
any address, ON application TO the Peabody Medi-
cal Institute. ,
Albert IL. Hayes, NJ. D., Resident and Consult
ihg Physician.
r. B-Dr H. may be consulted in strictes'
confidence on all diseases requiring skill secfesy
and experience. lnyiolable secTesy and certain
relief. d&"tomhSS
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TIE CABINET TRoUBLE.-The excite
ment over the Cabinet trouble has ragged
violently since Sunday night. When it
was discovered that several statutes would
have to be recalled to allow Mr.. Stewart
to take the Treasury, he rendered his dec
lination to the President. Everybody is
satisfied with his conduct. He has been
anxious only to please the President, and
urged the acceptance of his defamation.
Rumors were Immediately current that
Jufg e, Hoar had declined the offer to him,
and that Mr.. Boutwell, would take the
Treasury, and that Mr.. Lyman Tremaine
would be Acknowledgement. It was then
reported that Mr.. Wells was urged to
take the place by Mr.. Stewart.
In the midst of the excitement, the
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SPLENDID OTTER cRErK rAEsi

81 525 acr-s within half GHi- % NlAef-, ~ F...
church. depot. telegraph Office, Sc, a.. Eul.,-
ina- al in the hesf r,paiT. largo fw --faiF l.t.-
with al the necessary 0utbulldiue.- h'fe taru
aud her harms painted and III illI, tfll'lt-'.
new sugar house and 500 N Ole frf-.-. -" q 1ae-
l. wood land. balaros meadow. pasture 4ia4 I-.|V
l4na Viii keep - a. So alid .sIus. ana fllt D.,
eaten one az che test a. tie cagu'rF- EuufsrH
aisr ~ build ng-. s-rs4 rIsfegtl NA'1 b'-l'---.
THIS farm J. fsrs worth s2Ntfa'. tu' ~ e. nwtts1
h,ns d.siruus 81 .piuE Mr-t. wll s'fl Or 81
.Upi AID terms of payment made easy. Vgsit
reserve the so sgrsa- 81 MOOD land lfNtE DO -
d.slucting 81 value from shf lflgerI tlae ~la.a
This D. the bet and chaaIs-f haT'aIa in a fsrrl
that can ~ found Vermont. Terms ~ raw
mont inside easy
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wAILINGTORD

One mile an q quart LHffH ~ W tllhs l'iA
vii az on main 'r,s.l rad 90 HUT and. Farm
u twenty ucres. diEldeG IN ueaa sA, IrtHts. al19
4Ool lot with Ilanty Of irulf, Noe o'''se~ h'''-
painted Whit vain blinds on, iai3 p e- I'' i'.i2
.fou, tr,1l rIrrifis tllf .h -f.e farm. Jus rbH
place for "A gent etnan wishing ltt-e Dome, d.. 10
o village that WI keep twa oT three o'2s al-- a
tam. Prlee g. 800.
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ACKSON's CATARRH SNUFF AND
TROCUE POWDER,

JACKSON'S CAIARRH SNUFF AMI
TROCHE POWDER,
A delightful aud pie lsant remedy III Catarrh,
Headache, Bad Breath. Hoarseness. Asthma,
Bronchitis. Coughs, Deafness, &c, and all disor-
ders resulting from Colds IA
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
This remedy does not DRY Up a tatarrh but
LODSENS II; frees the head OF All offensive
matter quickly removing had Breath ana Head
ache; allAys and sooth,-s the burning heat III
Catarrh Is so mild and agreeable IN ~ elects
that II positively ....,,,..,,,.,.,
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZlrGl
As "a TrOche Powder, Il pleasant 70 the taste
and never uauseatt-; when swallowed, instantly
gives To the Throat and Vocal ORGANS
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS
AND COMFORT.
Is the best Voice Tonic IN the world. Try II.
Safe Reliable and only IS Cents.
Sold by Druggists or mailed Tree. address
COOPER, WILSON Il Co, Fnnprs,
Philadelphia.
wholesale Agents, q. &. Goodwin ~ CO.. Rust,
Bros. a Bird VI 8 Burr " Co.. Weeks x Potter,
Boston: Henry CO.. burlington. VT.
Al retail by I Tugl,ists everywhere.
octl4G&w7m
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AN INSURANCE MoNoPoLY.-A letter
writer from Providence, Rhode Island, tc
the Boston Journal says:

AN INSURANCE MoNoPoLY-A letter
writer from Providence, Rhode Island, to
the Boston Journal says:
A strong pressure is making on the Leg
islature to so amend the charters OF our
State insurance companies that they may
be prevented hereafter from uniting TO in
crease the rates of insurance. 1t is alleged
that combination has been formed which
has fixed upon uniform rate of pre-
miums upon each building on every street
in the compact part of the city, and no
company is allowed to depart from tn ese
fixed rates 1t is also alleged that by
means of this combination property that
was previously considered good risk at
one per cent, Is now charged two and a
half per cent. in exactly the same locality,
and with no increase of hazard, directly
or indirectly The insurance men reply
to these charges by saying that previous
to the combination there was so much
competition that insurance was effected
at runious rates, causing many of the
companies to lose all their premiums and
surplus funds, and in time would have
sunk large number IF them. Besides,
they say, why should not the price of in
surance increase IN proportion with every
other article !! They argue that the com
blnatlon has resu tied in making the com
panles stronger, and hence is "A safeguard
TO their patrons. The act TO amend is
likely to pass III spite of the arguments
OF the insurance men, for there Is a strong
prejudice against monopolies in this state
at the present time.
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The firm of the late Clark Stevens. situated
5 bout one mile east of Ca-tleton village, on the
main road leading TO Rutland, containing about
$50 acres well divided 10 meadow pasture and
wood land, with "A god house, barns and shop,
and near enough 20 the village to have the bene-
Rt of the Seminary and Normal Schools, and
Churches, making II a desirable place. Price
reasonable and terms easy. Enquire on the
premises. or OF &. ;. sHERMAN-
jan27d2taw &wtoapl
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ORR HOUSEHOLD FRIEND.

Mcssrs. GROVER & BAKER
II is now more than nine years since l pur-
chased one of your family sewing machir Is It
has been IN constant for my family sewing
ever since, and has done several thousan dollars
worth of work on heavy woolens besides. 1t has
never been ont OF order. cost one c. mt for re-
pairs since it became member OF on family"
We consider it truly .our household f. Iend'
Very truly yours,
Mns. WIN :. SHEJ .AIIRE,
No 526 n. Sixteenth St., Phi tladeiphia.
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CAsTLETOA.

Aelr As-tFii.r. .ata - 80 uctes Rae blsf OK
sfass ard grain lsud. Buil9sug- su,.3 a11 q. srly
nov. -1it running water a. hpusr. Thls faIm. "a
addition "a Its value tor farming Tuigosss, Isi.-
fesre gIat value fOr ~ lrcaf amount - SLATE ~
the same. iilr same vein worked ~ the apIe
quarry and otter tuooessiul oolnJlatlios suils ,li-
Teetlg through THE farm. and 81 fi.p kr1y tstt
quaitg. TIM fafm T. offered ~ q iav gl4oe a.
SD 1ihs III Insuy advantage. iIses uBsd tsl1ar
81 ay meat made known uIun AtG llUaiian.
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wAI.LINGFoRD.

Farm of I25 acres one mile from The village, with
the best OF Otter Creek meadows. Splendid To-
cation, and the best fam buildings of mnsf any
farm ia the county which, n built AZ the present
time would nearly 'be prlee the fam viii he
sold for. has farm, with it, splendid B"caFaon
aud costly buildings makes n one of the mrs de-
sirabl FARM aud rssidenoe eonbiued IN the cOun-
". Price and telms OF payment made known On
application.
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MIDDLETOwH.

Farm Of $50 acres OF choice land, large amour
Of Nod, sugar orchard. plenty OF mutt, Eg.l
buildings, VAN KEEP 40 cows,-abOut y ulltt
hlddletoNn village, cheese fhctoig, anC hear ~ 4
celebrated mineral springs that attrae-IIE
thousands there 90 procure its healing NaffIf
Wal be sold on easy terms Of pay meui the ontHa
wishing 60 go West. For prloe, terms and obs
particulars, apply TO the underslgned.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.

Messrs. Grover Baker: :.
Gentlemen-I have had the pleasure to use or
several months one Of your largest sized Family
Sewing Machines. 1t has rendered IN every e
spect the most perfect satisfaction and considtT
it one of the most valuable improvements OF the
times 1t combines many advantages wit h
beauty Of execution and economy in price, thtst
it is necessity in every household.
Mrs j. w. GEARY,
Executive Mansion Harrisburg.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
Sale in Londonderry.

me 5uoscnber now offers for sale the London
derry House, lately repaired tooeth,r x,,h ~,
me nxfure., furniture aud good viii Of the hotel
nres and Carriages belonging 10 the Iiye,x
~ ~: 5000 Gov. Several good building lo,s
o. aien street, very desirable location. 'S'.
1hh property will be cold at Auction 81. -.
ocxs q March IL mot bsfore sold. WIG 'A''
49, pfaoss ana terms Of Sale, enquire Of or ad-
Sssao.A RUEL TODD.
Swtm Ion6ondaRrv W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DIR. Lugol, of Paris, one OF the most eminent
Chemists OF Europe. said
'The most astounding -esui.s may be antici-
pated when Iodine can be dissolved in pure
ter"
DIR. II. Anders, after fifteen years of scientific
research and experiment. has suceesded in dis
solving one and one quarter grains OF Iodine 10
each fluid ounce Of water, and the most astound
Scrofula and kindred Diseases Circulars free.
DIR. H. Anders' Iodine Wat n Is for sale by j.
p: DINSMORE, S6 Dey Street, New York, and
all Druggists. feb 3odkwim
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wALIIEGFoRD,

Farm Of Is acres situated directly ia the village
with a large two. story houfe and goo3 ouibBilG-
ings all good repair. Very nc. location. Price
5000 or will s.ll an the buildings aud an0u' 20
acres Of meadow and pasture adjoining ior a. $50
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the manufacture Of what va called SnAsosn
Cavalry Condition Powders for the use OF 'ns
Cavalry horses, no doubt the Union would nave
been restored long ago.-[Exchange.
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STERLING SILVER WARE AND FINE
ELECTRo-PLATED WARE.

ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.
The Gorham Manufacturing Co., OF Providence,
r. l., having the largest msnufactory OF sohd
Silver Ware in the world, with the most improved
machinery, and employing the most skilled labor,
are enabled To ofsr an unequaled variety OF new
and beautiful designs in Dinner Services, Tea
Services. and every article specially adapted for
Holiday and Bridal GIFTS.
They offer also their we'll known and unrlvalled
Nickel silver Electro-Plated Ware, In which they
have introduced patterns Of rare elegance.
The solid Silver is guaranteed TO be OF sterling
purity by L. 5. Mint assay. The Electro Plate
Is guaranteed TO be superior &c the finest Shelf
teld ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be obtained from RESPONSE
BILE dealers everywhere.
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wALLISGFoRD.

For sale, one nice two-story house and barn
both nearly new, good 10; and tine location mig
exchange the same Tor q farm. Price 1900.
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eAsTLEroN.

Farm ~ 400 asrrS. new buildings bulll 10 4 &
fnsrf substantial InsLfier. ~ q oust - Osar $500
Will KEEP a large stock % cattle - ehesp. 1lauC
$4,000. might take a email iaiIa ca bause ar3
ioi N 2 Rlliage'as part payment
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BENSON

Pam 81 500 acres will keep nan 3 90 SO f5us
large alunuuf q Wool land. god -I@sa afIa
grain farm. ITiee only $1,000.
Farn isinR northwest 81 FaifilsstI aIt.lTH.
ESQ a-n,~. COED buildings. cesHatle legfls1ii. flf s
TE.-EdoA-. the best Of fasfurs-. laEGs rusur 90 -
wood on the fam, ia ~ n cat AID sod iaoTn fle
-fIn. Wuu a ut urari. enough a. Iar icf he
fam. MIh keep - COWS rna team. Terms q
pas meat fns'ls ea-g Tfloe& .Fpn, sfi T.Fg ehesT
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LOB sALE--THE FARM OF THF

EOR SALE--THE FARM OF THE
- late c. Q. Tiden, situated in Cornwall q
town desirable for its Light taxes. schools, and
churches. This farm contslps three hundred
acres hasa variety q poil, good buiidines and
aDundance o. wood and timber. It 10 adspksd 70
Oatiy. Buildings and two hundred acre. VIII be
eold separaeoly II deAr "a. Fer further tnHoema.
taon Snquare o. Erastus Wells, Center Rutland,
xiddassuy, x.rsA ., IN" ~ = s ssA
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EARM FOR SALE.

The best farm of its size; containing two hun
dred and five acres. in Castieton,. with a large
new house and large barns with cellars Will pro-
duce the most good hay OF any farm OF its size IN
town, and is smooth and level. If easy oil access
near Lake Bombazine, about three miles from
castlet IN Village, on a level road, well adapted
for a stock farm; a very desirable farm indeed.
Price reason able and terms easy Enquire OF
C. S. SHERMAN,
or Is. +. ADAMS.
fohsinnl Grfnanrll sGq
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CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE.

ININIADULU . HNII u II.
To Art we owe q thousand graces;
Improving Nature disgrace IS.
So, rs gray hair don't Please the eye.
Use Cfistadoro's matchess Dye.
CRISTADORO's HAIR PRESERVATINE-
Striking astounding, the effects produce
by Crstadoro's Hair PreservatIve and BE iutItieI
BE the haIr ever - wiry, coarse and unmanag
able by brush and comb, in one week this artso lie
will render it n xible, lustrous, and inclined 10
curl.
Sold by druggists and applied by all he ii DIR
ers Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane. Prit ci-
pal depot No Astor House. fubls dSwlm.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The subscriber ofers for sale his house and
premises ON Evelyn street, well situated and snt-
able for business. For particHars apply on the
premises. THOMAS BURGIN.
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wALLINGFoRD

Choice Otter Creek farm with IS cows. situatea
within Is minutes walk Of village snd cheese lar
tory. Land under high state Of cultivation Irlce
OF farm and stock, $4,000.
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wALLINGFoRD.

Two-siory house and barn. lot IN Mainstrsst
truIt OF different varieties IN abundance.
q 600.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best inn
ported German Cologne, and sold at half TN
prcp
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wALLINGFoRD, Vermont,
wALLINGFORD,

Farm OF 200 acres, less than mile from village
Buildings newly repaired and part ent;Iely new
Ample amount OF wood, good sugar orthsrd
plenty Of fruit Of different kinds. KEEPS p COWS
Cheese FACTORY st Village. Price .l0COo
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RAILROAD MEETING-A very large
and enthusiastic meeting of gentlemen
connected with the Portland and Ogdens-
burg Railroad was held yesterday at 10
o'clock, at the Company's office, over the
First National Bank, and continued
throughout the day. Ike railroads men
toned below, were represented by the
following gentlemen:
Lamoille yoiley Railroad-WaldoB Brig
ham, Presid ent, Hyde Park, Vermont ;
Franklin = airbanks, st. Johnsbury JAS
ID. Bell, Walden J. II. George, Hard
wick; .. Abel Walcott Geo. w. Hen
dus, NJ orrisville; l.. NJ Knight, johnson :;
don o. S. Rixford, Highgate; A. b.
b Id, Directors.
Horace Fairbanks, President; William
b. Hatch, Calvin Morrill,, and Jonathan
Rose, St. Johnsb,iry, Directors.
Essex County Railroad-Same gentle
men as mentioned in the Montpelier and
st. Johnsbury.
Portland, White Mountains, and Og-
densburg R4ilroad-J. b. Sumner, Dal-
ton: Ossian Ray. Lancaster: T. Walcott,
conway ana Z. Iartshorn, Ilttleton, n.
H.; III. Fairbanks, St, Johnsbury, Vt, Di-
rectors g. A Bingham, Clerk
Also coming from Littlcton, John Earr,
and G. B. Reddington
S. Marsh, President, White Mountains
Railroad.
The meeting was a purely business
meeting, without any Of the feasts or
iunketings that usually accompany such
occasions 1t was exceedingly harmoni-
Gus and satisfactory, and measures were
adopted with entire urianirnity, which
will insure the commencement of work
along the entire lines mt no distant day.
Many OF the members. having transacted
their business, left in the p. IN. tram for
Boston. Fortuna unity Press, 9Th.
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wr1- Found at last. A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind, Con-
sumption, as well the numerous satellites
which revolve around it in the shape of coughs
colds, bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, etc. The
remedy allude to is DIR. Wistars Balsam of
Wild Cherry, prepared by Seth w. Fowle & Son,
Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
FOR SALE.

One Of the best Farms in the town Of Castleton,
situated about j of mile from the village, con.
tanning l47 acres of land has ON the iarin one Oh
The nest orchards in town, has plenty OF apples
,be y1ayments made easy Call and see
VIC f"' JAMES EyERsON.
css,,.,on Feb. o. 1869. lOd&wtoapl'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
FOR CATARRH

Buy full Pint Bottles of Woicott's Annihlator,
in white wrappers, ST.. Wolcott's Pain Paint is
also in white wrappers only. Sold at druggists.