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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
LATENTs.
Il. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

Late Agent Of ms Enifetl lStdres-, Lsareaf OCfce.
Washington. us1ier me 4cr n 1881.
No IS State II, opposite kilDy 81, Boston,
After an extensive practise ~ upwards 81 twenty
years, continues 10 secure patents in the United
states: also IN Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, specifications. Bonds,
Assignments, and all paEer- % aTt~lngs foT Pa
sents executed on reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made INTO American and, Foreign
works 10 determine the validity and utility oi Pa
tents Of Inventors, and legsd and other advice
rendered on al matters touching the Copies
pfthe claims VI any patent furnished, by renting
on dollar Assignments recorded IA Washington.
No agency IN the United States Possesses supe-
nor facilities tor obtaining Fafsuts aeTfaIning
he p4tenfablilIfy of Inventions.
During eight months the subscriber, in the
ourSs of his large uisiriif mad. twice rejected
applications. siATELN AFFEALS, EVERY
ONE Of which was decided ia his favor ~ the Com
missioner OF Patents.
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GOOD CANvASsING AGENTS

~ wanted TO work in Vermont, To whom ex
elusive territory will be given, for the sale of
SEWING MACHINE, Just put IN the market
Fully licensed nj a comparatively low price Equa
in finish, operation and appliances TO any OF tn,
high priced machines To be sold with full
warrant. To parties having good team prefer
cnce will be given. Address
CHICOPEE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
5Ow3m Boston.
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GENTS. FARMERS. GARDEN

"a ers and Fruit Gr0atTs. s..id tn particulars
# " Best's Improved E'ui. Ire ans ine lnfig-
orator and Inset pes'Foyrr" Samples 20 test
will BE- trwaTdss tO ans Part - The United
states, and y Ticct s4-isacti0n guar trd. Gond
agents arr wanted ~ every cpum'R ia fhe lni'e1
states. A3dEes. J. AHEAES. - second street.
Baltimore, Nd.
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WANTED. - AN ENTERPRIS-
w ing agent in each county in the United
States TO sell few valuable patent articles need
ed in every family. A merchant who can devote
few hundred dollars capital and a PORTION Of his
own Clerks time To the business preferred. An
agent wilt have absolute control of our goods m
his county for l6 years. and they will give him
business paving from $500 10 81 500 clear pro-
hts annually Catalogues and terms sent free
Address l.. p. WoRRALL CO, No. los Cham
beers street. New YORK city.
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DAYNE, HENDRY s. CHBISTIE,
Il Eagle Foundry 4 Machine Shop. situated NJ
the depot Of the 3. 4 b. Il. r., brandon, VT.
manufacturers Of Cooking, Office and Pariof
Stoves; Hollow Ware, Flows, Cultiystors, sleigh
Shoes, shell Bracketts, Hat Trees, Plant Stands,
Umbrella Stands, Looking-Glzss Frames, ETC..
ETC.. which are offered at Wholesale o. retail. Any
hind Of work 70 order.
Rnst premium on stoves, and diploma on man
ufActsued wares e. State Fair, 1855. 3ow 6mon
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NEW FIRM g. NEW GOODS.

SEXTON & whitaker,
Bimonds' Block, Brandon, VT. In store formerly
occupied by w. f. Leavitt.
We take pleasure in announcing to the citizens
Of Brandon and vicinity, that we have open an
extensive stock Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY,
SPECTACLES, &C.,
Such is to be found in every first class iewelry
store. Also, a large assortment Of
SILVER 4 PLATED WARE. FANCY GOODS,
&C., &C., &C.
Repairing neatly done at short notice. Hair
Jewelry made to order.
From the long experience which we have had
In the business, we feel confident that we can
fully satisfy the most fastidious and by . strict
performance Of duty expect to get and keep your
patronage.
All work warranted.
d. r. SEXTON, C. II. WHITAKER.
Brandon, Vt, Nov. "a, 1868. d3m&w6m
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- ED JACKET AK.

The Red Jacket Colbufn Patent AK il splendid
tool, for these reasons: First-The Red Jacket
cuts deeper than the common bit Second-It be-
ing round the cut, 1t does not stick in the
wood Third-Every chopper with the common
AK must discover that there is much labor and
strength expended in taking the az out OF the cut
as in making the bow. Fourth-This, with the
Red Jacket, IS all avoided, and from one-third to
one half the labor is saved in cutting the same
quantity. Filthy putting in the same labor
that is necessary with common ak, you can
easily make at least thirty-three per cent. more
wood in the time.
The great demand for this has compelled us
TO establish eastern agencies as follows Heaton
& Denckla, Phila, Pa; Hart Manufactg Co.,
New York: WEIGH s. Grifiths, Boston, Mass; W.
II. Cole, Baltimore, Md. LIPPINCoTT BAKE
WE'LL, Manuiirs and Sole Owners of Colburns
Red Jacket Patent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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CT. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY.
CANTON, MY.

The attention Of Students desiring or intending
TO enter College called 70 advantages this M
verify offers. Its four year sciepfihe and Gas
steal Courses Of study are as high and complete
those Of Yale or Harvard Jts Professors are able
and thorough. Its government firm and oonsid-
crate Of the opinions Of students and parents OF
All denomination Expenses for tuition. room
rent and board lower than any institution Of
like grade IN the States Tuition 80 per term ;
three terms per year. Board in private families OF
College boarding hall. $3.50 per week. including
washing Ladies are received on the came cond,-
tons into all the departments Of the university
a. gentlemen. send for Circulars stating condi-
tons OF admission and courses Of study.
For further information address
s-vsm RICHMOND FISK, JE.. President.
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WHO Is MISS SAWYER Z

|. Miss Sawyer lives IN the city OF Rockland,
Knox County, Maine. She has devoted the best
years of her life to nursing the sick, and has had
more experience in the cure OF obstinate diseases
old Sores and Ulcers, and has do been con-
suited in more cases OF accidents, such Burns.
Scalds aud Biuises, than any other person in New
England, professional or Otherwise. She has com
peted successfully with the most able physicinDs
IN the States, well n with nurses and Indian
doctors. Prom time Ia time she has compounded
remedies for Use IN. certain diseases IN her Owl
practice. Among other compounds she has foI
many years made a Salye which -o,n obtained al
extensive ale and l. nov ia great demand abroad,
sell as III private families and among the hun
dreds OF men engaged At HOck4anc and NlcIniiy II
the hazardous business of quarfyIng rock anc
burning lime, aud also among the seamen along
the coast ~ Name. 20 popular cid u becom.
that while II was only Put up in old mustard
boxes, without labels oI the help OF advsI t5ss-
ments, Mrs sawyer received oIdcrS for II from,
nearly every State IN the InlOn- The demand
finally became. extensive that she unable "a
met Il, and III. maze IN arrangement with l..
NJ. Robbins, druggist OF kockland, 10 take
charge Of the business and supply the trade. The
gent Is well satisfied with the merits of The
Medicine that be guarantees At toeure all disease.
for which II j. recommend q. and any one who
gives II trial cnr1lng 10 objections and l. not
-atisiied = invited 10 return the box, with half
the contents. and the money viii be refunded.
Full directions with each box.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The following few selected from the mul
titude OF recommendations M the possession Of
the Agent.
FROM the Rockland Free Press. Oct. 2s, 1861
What may b. accomplished by perseyering en-
terpTise. when directed to worthy object, y well
illustrated by the extended and large sales which
have recently been made OF that valuable com
pound. Miss sawyer s.ilvc. 4 few months since
II was unknown except ia the circle Of Miss saw
yeT's acquaintance, when Mr. l.. II. Robbins, a
successful druggist 81 this city, obtained inter
est in Il and need advertising II and took
other measures 10 increase Its sale. Ia these lev
months he has increase d it, sale enormously, and
established n of the most popular fneaI-
cincs OF the day. THIS very day be Is shipping
nearly aton.-on a cash order away 20 the stat.
OF Wisconsin. Miss sawyer's SAlye Is noE known
by Mr.. Robbins enterprise. throughout the Uni
ted states and he Is constantly receiving orders
from all parts OF the country.
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers TO sells his farm consist
ing of $50 acres of land, inc.u Iing 10 acres of
Cedar swamp.
There are on the place, good house, two barns,
a corn house, an ice house, and good orchard OF
grated fruit.
The above premises pleasantly situated ).
miles east of Brandon village.
ALMON BARBER.
Brandon, Jan. %, 1869. twin.
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L ED.-Dr. Dow continues be coI.s,.lt.-s :, r..
btdce, Nos and Endicott stsCeL I,ost1,p' -. on,
al diseases ofa w
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his Treatment a. the. hor.o.- Of yeners
ana impure blood, lnIpy. sney, arrng,.ia Con-
Tses, oloers, Pain snd Llstreas IN tie region CT
prn sAu9n, illumination G TIE Bladder and
- =. dydroceie, Absoez-es Lur.c.a la,', sftd
n,anes Sod the long .a'n a h mas - 4 IONS
sweunes, >elass Ca disea-se s-e f.4a2e % tsg<Tas
attsnaing Tn 80 simplest wail.4-i;5 Ct q co.d.
- u m1Ak.IEss.
Dr now 49, a.. rye poriioa Of his time n
,ha 80. 20 -. sausee By q ssc-l 80
solitary habit WINCH nun. the hoss nd - az.
Weakness Of the Back aud lin ., LIS o. he
Head, Dlmne-s Of Hishi. pslpsiaa 'Di' ~ tbs 1l2ft
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Dsra.1t'eaAcnt OF the
Digestive functions, syrnp .osns colisnsJ l5on.
&c Such persons should, bsane noI4i.s5r sl-sl..a
tnatrimony, consult physician = experience eal
be at once restored 20 health aad hap. sGa.-
Patients who wish 20 remain ulC-g DIVE tgaat-
ment will De furnished with p.aa1An. rooms.
Medicines sent 10 all parts Of tie county with fun
directions.
Dr. Dow has also for sale the Fre..oi. Cepo;tes,
warranted the best preventive. o-der by mai.
Three for 81 and IA red stamp. lily
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BUILDINGS ON THE FARM.

TIVE dwelling houses. One fine two story house
2ixi2 with ell 26x30, y story, containing 10 rooms
beside. spacious halls and closets; wood house
and repair shop 2ox32 horse barn and carriage
room BOX 40, with sasement; swill house, scenery,
&c. l4x5O all attached, clapboarded and Well
painted and in excellent condition, all having
been built new and repaired about one year ago
at cost OF s. 900. Also, another small two story
house, rooms in use for help, but Is in good
demand for renting; one large cattle barn 30X7i
with sheds attached one gram barn 33x56 all ia
fair condition. Good running water into the
house with soap stone cistern and into all the
barns.
The above described property viii be sold to-
gether, IN separate lots TO suit purchasers.
Also large lot of stock, including horses, cows,
sc aud general assortment OF Farming Tools
HaN q
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CiiicAco. III. o,

tWlIADO, Ill. NcLIilrf ~, IoNs.
Mr.. l. VI Robbins Dear Sir have neyei
written a letter praise Of any medicine dnrIne
the soe course 81 my ic and II II Wa not thai
| wanted a dozen boxes Of Miss >awyer's Salye
would not write now. got box boy chance, II
New York and its effect upon me has been suei
that have been greatly improved, and am Of
opinion that another box will effect permanent
cure Ny neighbors who have seen Its effects,
are anxious TO have send for some for them
You VIII therefore please send me by express Z.
o. ID. dozen dollar boxes, and Oblige
Yours respectfully A l.. hANDERsON.
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DARTNERSHlP MOTTO

The undersigned base this Day f,tI4s.l n part
nershig under The harm. sfs T. sIB nfiu 81 Hoo
ard a Young, T. carr, 20 the / tu-t 81 : 50 Iusi.
ness a; Nonfar'il kaek, euriau = ~.
81. !. HDhN ARD.
EAA- 3 AWi-AG.
Rutland, Feb l., SEQ I5iltxsW3w
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ONLY $3.50 FER COPY.

Agents are meeting with unprecedented sue
cess One in luzerne Co, Pa, reports "A sub
-c=lbefs the frs dry. one in Meridian, Conn. GS
IN two days, and a great many Others from loo to
200 per week.
Send for circular with terms, and q full descrip-
ton 81 the work. Address, JOSE, BROTHERS &
Co, fhia3t lphfa, Fa.
CAUTION Inferior works OF a similar charac-
Ter are being circulated. See thl' the books you
buy cont an 80 fire eugravings and sell at 1870
lar copy.
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DARLOR FURNITURE.

PARIOR SUITS in ENGLISH HAIR
CLOTH, French Lasting, Terry, Brocaielle, ke.,
&c made 10 order from the latest designs also,
ON hand, large and superior assortment OF Par
lor suits. Sofas, Lounges, Tete-a-ietes Easy Par
lor Rocking and
PATENT RECLINING CHAIRS.
made IN our own Factory, from laln-dried stock,
and warranted 20 be Of the beet materials and
workmanship Marbie-top Centre Tables. Otto
mans, Divans, Music Stools. &e., kc. Purchasers
will find IL greatly 90 their advantage 10 examine
our stock before making their selections. All
good carefully packed and delivered free OF charge
BRAMAN, SHAW co.
q Sudbury ST. corner of Portland ST, Boston.
FACTORY on Bridge ST., East Cambridge. Our
work is sold by the principal dealers M New Eng
land. s6:wly.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
~ OF Rutland, SIS. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate of Samuel
j. Merriam late of Brandon, in said district, de-
ceased intestate. GREETING.
NWhereas f. N. Briggs administrator OF said es-
tate having represented to SAID court hat the lntfs-
tate, in his life time, made executed ard delivered
written leases for term OF nine hundred and
nnety-nine wears, Gustavus V. Rowe. and to Edela
Granger OF the following lands, in Brandon afore-
said, being all the said intostate's land which lies
west of the house lot south of the buildings, be-
ing bounded on the north by the north line of the
marble ledge, and on the east by lands of s. j.
Hall on the south by lands of stephen L. Good
ell and on the cast by SAID Merriam's lot; grant
ing and leasing to said Rowe and Edela Granger,
the said premises in individual parts and inter
ests and for executing said lease, the said intes-
tate received certain payments, and was TO have
paid to him thereafter other payments which
said leases were not made and executed in form
in full compliance with the Statute laws of this
State, but probably binding upon the said intes-
tate and his heirs in court of equity, there be-
ing good contract and consideration. which n
court of equity would enforce and decree To be
carried out
The said administrator prays the court to grant
him license TO convey all of the above described
premises and lands according to such contract or
leases with such variations therefrom shall be
agreed upon by the parties and approved by said
court; therefore,
By the authority of the State of Vermont, YOU
are hereby notified to appear before said Court at
the Probate Office, in Rutland, in said district,
the 4th Tuesday of March, a. ID. 1862 to
show cause, il any you have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland in said district, this LIST day
OF March, a. ID. 1863
w. q. EDGERTON,
9w3w" Second Register.
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TESTIMONIALS
CHARLES MASON.

TESTIMONIALS.
% regard Mr.. Eddy ~ 81 the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON.
COMMISSIONS 81 Patents.
81 have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
thew cannot employ man competent and
trustworthy and more capable ~ putting their APP
picatiOns m "A form % tor them early
and favorable consideration AZ the Patent Office
EDMUND BI IKE,
late Commissioner OF Patents"
Mr.. 4. II. Eddy has Ilasle for me IUikIEEN
applications m all hut OK + 81 whch patents have
been granted. and that l. pending. snoh
anmisfakabe pypoi ~ great talent and ability On
his part lea b TO recommend All inventors 20
apply go linn procure thsIT Patents. they may
e sure Of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed ON their cs-es. and Al very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGHART."
Boston. Jan. ], 1893. EMiy
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- EMONAL REMOVAL :
To the Public peoplel Of Rutland county aud

To the Public ipeopel OF Rutland county aud
vicinity:
In order to make room for the increase OF my
business l have leased for a term Of years the
new store OF Mr.. F. 5. Hale IN Bates Block Cen
ter street, Two stores OF futile & Co.'S Print
ing establishment, opposite the r. X. Depot,
where ! shall be happy TO meet my Iatrons and
friends, and where they will find largo .e"ert
ment of Gents, Boys and Youths Readymade
Clothing, Hats, Caps Trunks, Bags and Nases,
which will always be eady TO ell ut the lowest
possible prices.
Thanking you for past flvors, and trusting for
a continuance Of the patronage in future, ut my
new store in Bates New Block, on Center street.
two stores from the corner, opposite the Railroad
Depot.
MARCUS iERkOWSkI.
Rutland March |, 1868 d2tnwSw
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E. CT MIS- WANTED FOR A NEW
= and intensely interesting book, entitled
o II r \ + W W EST.
~ SAMUEL BOWIE.

: volume u travel experience and observation
tn Nlce-! President toltAx, dnpung our new
states ANA Territories, between the Missouri river
ana tha Pacific DC an. Describing the magnif-
cent scenery tt this wonderful county It's Gold
and SILVER mines, farms, &e.ther conditions and
rrosIcg's The Pacific Railroad Its route seem
cry Sow il j. pushed and built The MorInons
their snaiAl lf- religion and politics Interviews
between Birch m Young, Mr. Cnlfax and Mr..
HoWI.s. The Norman how. they like
Foly2any, ctt.. etc. The Chinese and Indians
what they 10. how they live, their habits religion
and, Vices. In brief, this work is the freshest
IL st graphic portraynent of the country and peo-
p!e .e.nrll IL vi Written puhllshed
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SnIFFICULT CASES
OF Chronic Diseases located By The
UROSCOPIC SYSTEM

of analysis and treated surot.sfaIly n practice.
by
D. JORDAN
Late OF Brandon. NIth ulUfn 10. piufnles "a.
associated a. SUDDEN and partner. Noiy Is-itna-
nently located ~ Montpelier where al bushes.
may be entrusted with cont le1Io- Specimens
sent by express mu-f r. TprAia and l.'f.-rs e,s,-
tain stamp 20 in-uf. notice. T. -. Basa IA pf-
flee On Maine 5tIuet. Aion'isiitr. VI.
4sW6m q. H. PITMLE1.M ~
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%, COOS SALARY, address U. s. Piano Co. N. Y

InEAFNESS. CATARRH, SCROF-
~ ula Speciality Cures legally guaranteed
or money returned. By the Inventor Of the Cele-
brated Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator Tor In
curable Deafness. Send ten cents for Treafiee on
Deafness. Catarrh and 6crofula, DR.. T. 81. Still
WILL l00 Blocker st., N. 7.
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THE GRAND RESULT ATTAINED
LIpE ASSURANCE LEcrIcIZEp.

THE GRAND RESULT ATTAINED
LIPE ASSURANCE ECLEcrICIzED.
Assurance effected by all known methods and
made
INTERCHANGEABLE,
without surrender of Policies, or loss to the as
sured,
AT HIS OPTION.
Premiums received IN Cash and entitled to
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS,
Premiums partly paid by Loans on Interest,
to be
CANCELLED. by DIVIDENDS.
Stock or Non-Participating Assurance without
dividends, on the best terms, and lower than is
offered by Stock Companies.
Life, Endowment, Limited Payment, Return
Premium, Joint Life, Term, Income Producing,
Children's Endowment, Instalment Payment,
Annuities, Survvorships, and all other descrip-
ton of Policies demanded by the public conven-
fence, granted.
Profits divided annually on the Contribu ton
Plan.
Thirty Days Grace on application for payment
of premiums
No Policy in the Society can lapse
All policies made non-forfeitable from their
issue by paid-up policies, granted after one pre-
MUM, or the extension Of the whole policy for q
limited period, according to the provisions of the
Massachusetts Law.
Losses promptly adjusted in Cash.
No extra rate on lives Of women, nor ON those
Of the officers Of the Army, Navy, Steamships,
and Railways.
AL the recent improvements in methods Of in
surance adopted and applied. !,
All the desirable concessions recently intro
duced ia favor Of the assured, including liberty
to travel, made.
No other company Possesses all the foregoing
attractions
n. J. FRANCISCO,
Rutland, Vermont
General Agent for Vermont, to whom all appli-
cations for local agencies viii be made.
feb6dovS&v9m
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TNBANKRUPTCY.--IN THEDIs-

IN KRUPTCY.- N TIL T. DIS
i trict Court OF the United States. For the Dis
trict of Vermont
In the matter OF Loren 4. Atwood, Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
ford, in SAID District, duly declared q bankrupt
under the Act oi Congress of March ,, 1867, TOR
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provable under said Act and
that the 10th day OF March, 1869, at 10 O'Clock
M before the Hon. VIM. ID. Shipman, Judge of
said Court, at the Island House i'll the town of
Rockingham Is assigned for the hearing of the
same, when and where all crcditorsi who have
proved their debts, and other persons In interest,
may attend and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted
The second and third meetings of creditors will
be held at the same time and place.
Dated at Burlington, on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1869
S:w3w b. b. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT
i of Vermont, IS. At Rutland, the 18th day of
February, A. d. 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment as assignee of w II. Bond. of Dandy,
in the County of Rutland and State of Vermont,
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court of said District.
s-w3w J. EDGERTON, Assignee.
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THE BISHOP PILL !
THE BISHOP PILL !
IuE BISHOP PILL


THE BISHOP PILL.
Not ,Brandreth's' 'Ayers'-not sWright's,
"COSTARSr BISHOP PILL,
"wh 'ch is bound to take the place Of all others
- " vegetable Pill sugar coated, and OF ex-
aIg; Try efficacy tor Castiveness, Indigestion
Dyspe psra, Hesdqshes hef.oas Debility Liver
pa;,i,s,, tho best Pill in the World.
Tbnnsands 1t Boxes now used
An Druggists in Rutland sell them.
OR address s.CosTAR," no. 10 Crosby Street,
New York.
THAT Cough will Kill you"
TRY s.Costar's Cough Remedy.
"Colds and Uoarieness lead to death"
Try s.Costar's" Cough Remedy.
"For Croups-w hooping Coughs, &C."
Try 'Costar's" Cough Remedy.
"Costar saws it is the best In the wide world
and il he says so-its True-its True-its True
and We say, Try TRY it-Try it."
Morning Paper, Aug. 26.]
All Druggists in Rutland sell 1T.
Or address "C0STAR," No. 10 Crosby,St IN. Y.