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The herald., 1837-01-26
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MEDICAL CARD.-The study bestowed ulon certain
M branch practice DR. GLOVER continues the
Conscience 81 the pc Those who affected with elects c
Inr standing and all diseases from OF the blood
and such poincted have bad he ohe
ed Will do well 10 consult hm s Office. Ann street the
American Museum Separate entrances and offices Pm
vate entrance, 3d deorfrom the Museum dioH
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP
~ OF SARSAPANIiLA-roy that fearful Of taking
making use Of advertised mc,cnes Dr. simans Syrup Of
psna prepared from the Hungarian rla root
newly invented by which medicinal propr
of the root extract d at the made very ,naa
that the infant take with ths
and dssgreeabc effect which most apt 10 case sar
sapaa been usod the most remote pcro viii n
kcupdcd in the removal of old pmpes ~ .vph
htc affections colds nfuerzss and a diseases arising lfn
state Of the blood &c kns never % us.d
action. both the practitioner and paen, than
sfafc And why Because has been pepired pe
pcy before Th. rrepaniion now The only
ssrsaparlIa generally used
Hepy fulton Greenwich .t Or Barton Grand st.
market Dr. " Hart, B sadway aud Chambers
Bowery, Walker Dr Guion Bowery
Grand Apohecsy sHsl Boston, ss wasneten street See
another 81 this papcr bottle d2eim
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QEAn lie w AhDI ISfkCIFIC MIXTURE, the
DCUV Of GsnonhGa elects Strctures and aRaogous
complaints Of the organs degeneration.
OF remedies for tn above complaints this
the most certain.
speedy and without the least regard
drink change application to business
Tlackish recommends deceive the pub
he medicine net speak fer itself shall for it,
object no where be had that the proprietor
challenges Gonorrlea brought in
which the Mixture vii not effect rapid under forfeiture
$780, a
This disease that unfortunately peiyades all ranks society
high low rich and matrimonial and singh They
with remedy by which they themselves with
the shortest time possible Fsrthey
disease cannot be dose Of the Mixture taken
II up bottles full directions
bottle One bottle lasts aweek, which generally Many
cured in two days. .
Dr. -f Grand snd Bowery NJ c. Slecum o
Broadway New York Jones a Hutchinson,
Chestnut and Seveah St, PhladeDhia n9 3ms
NR .M'BANE r respectfully tenders his pofessi nj
~ all branees, the citizens ofNew York and vicinity
the south, and that
France enables him ali varieties of disease the
prov we'd and efficient manner
hc he hopes by
skill and able attention 10 III. patients.
confidence s treatment he cgs To state that
none shall pay medicines used in
prescription, unless they prove beneficial
Annual Contra Is for 1887.
SIS paid shall cnie the ndv necessary med
cal advice during the
$40 paid IN advance shah ente individual necessary
bise ad medicines during the
Injuries by accident and all chronic
Office u Grand between Green and Wooster streets
Ina
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nOCTOR HARVEY, late resideat Surgeon o Guys
- Hospital Londoa informs those afflicted with the venera
disease all it, various forms, Gonouhna Glce Structure, ischu
ma or Urine Inhsa of the cstcs likewise the
of ues throat nodes, phaeedenle Ucer
and Mercural cptons Dr Harvey peculiar treatment whc
followed for the ofone week never fails 70 suve he mos.
appalling which this destructive maady displays itself
No wishes 10 the afflicted, that he Empyrcs
bat produce hs diploma from the Royal College Of Surgeons
London auosing him Practice and also testimonials certify
ing Of his having acquired h professional knowledge IN the rs
medical schools IN Eurge.
Doctor Harvey's Offices Division Chatham ssua
abc he he eos ssitod AZ all hours nqqv
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good supply hand and for sale
y, Dr. Dr. LsWIs fEUcHTwANGER, T7 Broadway.
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MO. 20 DIVISION STREET.

Oft wacn Leyison Hunters Red Dop will supctede the
thing known for the Veneieal notwthsand
scondrels rob ofts popularity but
easily deceived particularly when
efthose that cured week by H.
that have used every thing they hcaor readof Nohna less than
hundred s taken
agents on wish further expense tins
effect prompt and safe he money returned
as every hottie has the wit signature of Unab Icvison
whom be- obtained atey and dconfdcnfy, Nos Dr
sion St and Ia opposite Alien, OF LEvs0N Foparculas
New York Transcript. ii2lms
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC HARPERs
sssas Cough Se%1a q %, except &c The Of
signature sgncd endorsed wrappsr pas The
sesne article Gun be had only at 81 Roses All sold elsewhere
AssntsMr stephen Van shaick ss2 s. Markets Albany N
vi Mr. n stevenson Ba.net ST. New Brunswick n j.; Mr..
James Masane SITS Brookyn l. Il ysn C. Thompson ossp-
ss:s ss Mr. % Go oS .s Of Man
Jamaica + J.; Luther Ho.oke Mr. Matthew ostrbonds sa
psas: Conn pf"f5f!ss kssss
Cold spfing l. 4 Lornas & West Men%ouih County n J.,
Town Y Mrs North second street Waiansbursh
Ls % AsS each sansn
dor.ed the outside with fac simle s her
VERY IMPOK TANT NOTICE TO THE
PUBLLc.-Dr DE JANoN who continues treating with the
w@i ws $ c
honor him with their conhdence-he possesses great anti
who a te. who would be convinced OF the fact
paen, under tho ofD DeJanon al Mr. Con
tons rsspscins the ad"ms Of the Apply aos
VERY INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT
sr-Feeing Interested for my fellow beings who are often
sake snews fact which deserve. pubss siienon have un'
% s s and obsng n snS e aagf
gan 70 desrs a. ~: Inst sas then ihourh went %
sf hevng Of tbnt horrible Of all disorders Afer 70
manning menibs and rs was not ke, 10 Oh
isrrr who promised me radical cue after remaining undr
s charge fot sss tims iosns instead me Of ne
the disease arrived that death sometimes ancod stared
ofte daily papers. Oh. SUM Of
Be Janon promising IN the most Of that
S Al h. ecoce No @ sroawSy happy s n%
% that s $ ss% ron hs DAY and n s e
should this been n,mbered with the dead it's now about
and and asceaby request cbse we'd fsru
m diet the dese s - disappearing and hope soon shall be
able to come and thank him personally
6m yosrs cctfuIy,
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y NJ. GUION,s PHaNIx DRUG STORE

IL M. GOlONS FHk3NlA DNOG STOnE,
Ls Bowey Grand rect, where large Of
Drugs Medicine Pcumery and Fancy articles be had ofhs
mah and on the rcasonable tcms-Aiso,
ABERNETHY'S - COMPOUND LlQU0RCE MIXTURE, fn
Coughs Colds Asthmss &c The of this cccbiacd
iurc which has been before the American public but mouth
truly astonishing Hundreds OF certificates have poured
the agent from al quarters.
The following fair sample Needmore be said ntch
gent peopel
DIR uonDea SRA ccodine yo advice, used Bottle
or Abemehys COMPOUND L'iorIse Cough Mixture " has
the and hacking cough which
then had. Gratefully and iuy yours
Signed, b. HOWE.
New York Nov. i6, 1885.
DR. M Guon-sir-I comply with tho request Of family
gnteu feelings certifying the perfect
with which and several Of fanny have used AbeRethys
Compouad Lipnorce Cough Mixture" - -
Signed. JOHN INWRIGHT.
New York, Nor. IA, 1895.
GuIoNs Colebraed Worm Drops already known a Specific
for the particularly calculated address
the minds all mothers whose infants suffering from
this dreadful disease merits already established by fire.
testimonials the proprietor nlofi Bottle
will convince the most scepicaI
GcoNs Universal Plaster, established as iDfabe remedy
for Cons the painful also for old and chblans Of
long standing Gle OF great merit hnndreds will testify
Likewise for sale nj Underhrs Beeknan and William;
Hsppers Beasway and Ffankm asd Y Burnett No
Sixth Avenue J-u
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remedy recurring IT, whose hair Of decay
s'sosdS' y9sE s1ssS p1S 81 ssps PEDRO oMD. M
Witnessed by Cayefano Ponfsn. Notary Pub ic
Extract ola letter from B. r. Hall, NJ u. Of
~ s,,,. Fqo,encs. Ala, Fee, ,, 1894.
uay coming o until had become quite Tim on The crown an"
fore Of head Abeu three months ago had a severe
% 's q % is'fsss 3 '.'s sss
gan and Ie bald places sos covered with ssrsss
led myself a." o~ sS.i siIss Ssse
@ se similar Ssns rom 70 s tse s %
suscrbc myself your much Obliged and humble servau
D. +. HALL, M D.
E,'ac. cs ascr from John A. weeb, NJ the ey of povi
dence 10 Messn Jones Co. OfrhIaaelpsa dated &C.
s,,s. crss:.an Hair q s. gained sye!
for years and have doubt il will give sa faction weeye n
may Be 'n''0da'ed very respectfully 15yI,y wrru
E,,rs, Of letter Con Harvey Boysd druggist Hartford, Conn.
Dear s fad Hair oil valuable article wss 80 uo.
''' about '' '' found starting 'a%RssS * Boyrp
s 1 sos wonderful ny Ss
much aSa eSSsss S'ss 9' Sss
my ssSe "s . so sr ss Va.
number friend. We q anxious no ,c obtain Of
SIZE immediately if0'''''''ss's'S 9! %s'sSfoR, M
hetc York, Nor. H. 1895
,IS Scs s, . yss 81. sss ny ss began
ineonvepence on seems DR. stman cicas an Han on AL
vered several New York papers and high hy
two medical gentlemen with whom acquainted was in
duced to trial of When commenced the use of N
doubted s fcacy n wing been bad
many years Bat had not tried long re o1na Il 10 No..
scss the properties which hsd been attb 10 H. have
ssod healthy head o hair az had weny yc wear. ace
chcerfy recommend II To Others vho have hal e m,sw
tuneto lose Their har G. W. ANDERSON
From Gen. Lawrence.
:, Lo,csn March 2I tsaa
dm'sshns o. hair ueonmy bead 10 become ams bald
seadedi and ny applying Circa sian ar OH :, ya, ,eco
mended am fully persuaded that will meet tho ann,a,,n f
all who may use u; and am fully that has ep tLe
means Of restoring head ~ hair foracr state
CHAS. LAWRENCE.
To Prevent bnpostnon-p viii please observe
W Sumans genuine Cncassan Hair Oil Il cnc~ed with steel
plate envelope and an excellent treatise the human hair
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The Franklin Series OfSfand-
ard School Books.

rNHlS celebrated series of School Books.
n consisting Of the FRANKLIN PRIlf,
Err, the IHl,ROTED READER. The
GENERAL CLASS BOOK, and the p o.
PCLAR READER, tits now admitted by
the most able Teachers, after full experience
in the use of them, that in point of adaptation
to the wants of common Schools, for bringing
forward the scholar, and imparling to him an
early and correct knowledge Of the English
language, are NOT exceeded BY any set OF School
Books published in the United States.
The Popular Reader is designed for Read
ing Book for the use Of the highest classes in
Schools and Academies throughout the United
States, and is highly recommended
others, by the Presidents of Dartmouth and
Bowdoin Colleges-the School Committee Of
Norihampton--Rev. Mr.. Davis, PRINCIPAL Of
4, ,he Wesldeld Academy the New England
lmragazln,e-.key. Mr. Hull, Principal 81 the
others. ' "''o''
n5-These valuable Books may be had Of
,, STEEN, Balteboro, and Of the Publisher
A.PHELPS, Greenfield, on very liberal terms
Deeeinpef 4, 1880 4w13
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ID AVIDS,
WRITING FLUID.

DREMIUM awarded by the Mechanics
Il Institute, at their Fair, held at Castle
Garden, N. Y. September, 1886.
The superiority Of this Fluid over common
Inks, may be summed up under the following
heads THE greater readiness with whichsit
combines with the paper the ease with which
il flows from and follows the pen, never clog
ging II as other inks do; the superior blacknrss
which il acquires, free from any admixture Of
brown the cleamess with which il writes, free
from that mudjiness which is the prevailing
fault of all common Inks It's bright and dis
tlnct color when first written, whereas thin
inks are generally pale; also, its drying SO
quickly, &c. &c.
BE careful to use this Fluid in separate
stands, and by no means mix it with common
ink. Shake The bottle well before pouring any
ont and its property of resisting attempts 10
obllterate il will be more fully insured.
Prepared by Thaddeus Davids. 222 William
st. and i43 Maiden Lane, New York, and for
sale at the RECESS, Brick Row, Bratieboro
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Cooking, ParIOur and Box
S = cy e s.:

OF the most approved kinds--and among
them are the Rotary, but we would mention
more particularly the erery rhere celebrated
Conieal Store, meaning every where they
have been used
Their stock comprises more general as
sortmeni than ever before offered, and as
most Of the goods have been purchased at
auction and low prices. they are enabled TO
offer them at wholesale and retail at prices
that cannot fail TO satisfy customers.
Shipping Furs and all kinds of Produce
taken, and liberal prices given.
Bmtileboro. Dee 7. IA
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VEGETABLE
Siren gfheNillg Plaster.

"A SURE preventive for Gout, Rheumatism
IN pains and weakness in the Breast. Side.
Back or Limbs ifappled in season. /, is also
highly useful in liver complaints, dyspepsia.
coughs, colds, and difficulty of breathing. Civ,
ing relief by its warming and soothing quail
tiles. -
This article, which has been used more than
~ years, IN private practice, during which time
i has proved itselfan Invaluable ARTICLES now
offered TO the public of superior merit
In using this plaster, no interruption in regu-
lar habits is required, as il does not render n
person liable to take cold-and being already
spread upon soft leather the trouble and vexa-
ton attending the spreading of plasters by per-
sons unacquanted with, or having no conyen
ence for so doing, are avoided.
Persons leading sedentary lives or those
whose business require bending or stoopno
position, and consequently are more or less
troubled with pains in the breast, side or back.
will find immediate relief by applying one Of
these plasiers to the parts affected Those az
flicted with rheumatism will find most quietinp
relief in the use of these plaslers, as they ere,
ate warmth and action to the parts to which
they are applied.
The recommendation following is from one
OF our most respectable citizens =
Hartford, Nov. 6, 1896.
SIE-H Having been afflicted for many wears
with pain IN my head, neck, and about my shout
ders, by what is called nervous affection, &C.
ceompanied, as suppose, with rheumatism;
nave made use Of many prescriptions, to lhlle
effect. Recently observingyour advertisement
OF the Vegetable Strengthening Plaster, / OBJ
tanned one which you kindly fitted TO the meek
and between the shoulders, from which have
derived quleiing relief aud would cheerfuIly
recommendthe article to persons whoare aiiiic-
ted with similar complaints.
Respectfully, BENZ. HASTINGS.n
Prepared and sold BY JAMES b. GILMAN.
Druggist and Apothecary, Hartford, Conn; ali
so Tor sale by DUTroN & CLAaK, and al the
KEcEss, Brattleboro, VI.
Nov. "a, 1886. III
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@ Fall Goods.
AUSTIN RIRCmARD /

received from Boston large and elegant
assortment of seasonable GOODS adapted
10 the Fall and Winter trade.
20 pieces fine, midding and low priced
BROADCLOTHS, all colors; Plain, stri-
ped & rib'd BUCKKSIN CASSiMERES,
variety Of colors; Lavender. Black, Drab
and mkt DITTo Striped and Checked do
Stout Double MILLED CLoTHs and Cas-.
sIMEREs for Gents Over Goats Elepan,
VEsTINes; pieces stout drab, blue, brown
and green LlONSkINS and I<ERSEYS
for winter Overcoats; pieces GoATsHAIR
CAMBIETs; 6 pieces Imitation Ditto.
IL pieces plain and figured Ga MRRINos
20 "a Do.
40 Roll'd CIRcAssIANs, very low;
200 English, French, and American
PRINTs and CALIcos;
20 ENGLISH GINoHAms;
LADIES CAMBLETs, Brown and Black:
8 pieces black, brown, green and Clarei
ALAPINEs ;--MERINo SHAwLs; Valencia,
Silk and Thibet Do "A large and elegant
assortment of black and colored SILKS
Fancy Hdkis, &c.
A good assortment of Ribbons and Trim.
mings OF. almost every variety for Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Clothes.
The above, together with great variety
OF other goods in this and other departments
OF trade, have been pure hased at small
commission above the lowest AUCTION
PACKAGE PRICES, and will be sold al
corresponding low rates. Purchasers are
invited to call and examine for themselves
Fayetteville, Oct 10, 1886. G
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New and Important Work.

JUST Published, and for sale by A. PHElps.
- Greenfield, Mass. a new and valuable
work, entitled
Progressive Exercises in Book Keeping,
by Single and Double Entry, for the use OF
Common and ether Schools, by James II. Cof-
lin, Principal of the Fellenberg Academy.
THAT this work is exceedingly well adapted
for the use Of common Schools, we are fully
convinced after a careful and thorough exam
Mercury Of December 20.
II is to be accompanied by Key, designed
for Teachers, which is now in Press, and will
shortly be published.
I5-The above work may also be had at the
Bookstore OIL STEEN, Braitleboro.
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1J Thompson's New
Truss.
Uncxampicd Success.

VNTHERE this Truss has been introduced,
w il is taking the place of all other Trusses
ever invented Persons who have tried the
most approved kinds heretofore made, will lay
them aside and purchase one of these invalua-
bic Trusses.
The following Recommendation has jus, been received
from DIR. Hall, Of Vergenucs.
This Truss be says, is a great improvement
over any thing that has hitherto been invented
in the form Of Truss. The superiority of
the above article does not consist in the ease
and safety by which they are worn only, but
BY proper adaptation will speedily effect per
manent cure of the Hernia. Numerous certih-
Gates to The above facts might be added, were
il necessary, but slight examination of these
Trusses will convince any one that the great
desideratum has at length been obtained, and
this formidable disease is no longer dread.
think therefore that all afflicted with Hernia
or Rupture, and having just estimate Of the
danger of delaying attention TO il, will procure
Truss Immediately and be cured.
A. HALL.
Vergennes, Oct 1885,
| hereby certify that on commencing having
this season, was afflicted with a Hernia, which
became so painful that was obliged 10 quit
work. applied one Of Thompson's Patent
Trusses, with which was enabled TO labor
daily, aud found no more inconvenience in
wearing il than in wearing my stockings. In
three weeks was perfectly cured, laid aside
the truss, and have had no recurrence Of her
MIA since. GEORGE A. HALE.
Bratlleboro, Aug. 1886.
Mr. Thompson, Sir-The Trusses begin to
go well, having sold several. Having myself
tried several trusses Of various kinds, found no
relief. But putting one of yours on the first Of
April last, in four weeks was entirely cured,
and have not had occasion TO wear any since !;
and do not hesitate TO say that 10 my opinion
they will by the blessing Of God, effect per
manent cure. Yours in haste,
l.. NJ. AMSDEN. -
Greenfield, Sept. 1885, H.
10 For sale, at wholesale or RETAIL at tie
Store of d. d. THOMPSON, Brauleboro.
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I'VE BEEN THINKING.

I've been thinking, I've been thinking,
What curious world we're in,
Men are sleeping, eating, drinking,
just as they have always been
Beaux are sttutting, dandies quizzing,
Misses toling night and day,
Boys are sporting, girls are ifizzing,
Grandmas fdgeting away.
Tom is crying, Mary singing,
Jack is laughing merrily,
Snow is flying, tea bells ringing,
These have music sure for me;
Peasants toiling rich men riding,
Staring with lordly phis,
Rogucs through every crowd are gliding,
BOUNDS, how queer world it isl
Marrying, some in marriage giving,
Others like the world of old,
An but me are feasting, living
Would that wives were to be sold
Others have their dears in plenty,
And their bosoms heave with love,
I've had chances nineteen, twenty
But dare not one improve.
Brokers shaving, sherifls dunning,
POLITICIANS pull your sleeve,
Printers scolding, wits are punning,
Jai-birds begging for reprieve,
Preachers warning, idiots ranting,
Bacchus, too, hath devotees,
Yonder wretch your wife's gallanting,
What very fool is hel
Lawyers spoutng, clients list'ning,
Doctors prating of their skill,
Patients groaning, school-boys whistling,
Striving all old time TO kill,
Pcdagogues Of science telling,
Millners of pretty things
Lovers stroll with bosoms swelling,
List'ning while the night birds sing.
Clouds are lowering, tempest bowling,
Friends suspecting, foes are glad,
Children screaming, mistress scrowling,
Merry bosoms now are sad.
Prestol they are gone forever,
All is gay as it has been,
Sunbeams shine, the girls-oh, never!
What curious world we're in!
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Furniture and Chairs

A t the OLp STAND adjoining the Bridge,
IA may be found on hand or made at shor
notice, any article in the CABINET FuRNrruRr
LINE; also CHAIRS Of all kinds, from about
SlS 10 40 cents each. The Shop has been
recently new fitted up aud the Machinery en-
larged and much improved, which will enable
the subscriber TO sell at as low prices as can
be purchased at any other place OF the same
quality
nrChairs al Wholesale and Retail
M.rTREssEs for Uinter Beds on hand---sE
the first quality.
N. b. Wanted Immediately, few thou
sand feet Of seasoned Slitwork for Bedsieads.
Also, few thousand feet ga in. Bass Boards.
ANTHONY VAN DoORN.
Brattleboro, June l6, 1896. Tlf
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DRY GOODS.

Their Stock now comprises almost every
thing wanted at a country store The fol-
lowing are a part
20 Pieces fine. middling and low priced
BROADCLOTHS all colors
20 Cassimeres, Plain. Plaids and
Stripes;
rs " Satinetts, Plain. Plaid. s. Stripes
25 Coatings. from so cts to 6 IL
dollars per yard;
25 /" Silk. silk and worsted. cotton and
other vestings;
3 /" Blue, black, Sill Velvet;
q Congress Cldsh. for Wrappers
and Over Coats;
700 /" Prints and Calicos;
rs Fig'd and plain Mcrino aud Cir
cassians;
so " Black and cold Silks for Dresses
All color'd Alpines; blue, black and green
Camblets, for Ladies Cloaks Highland.
6g'd aud plain Shawls; Merino do Yalen-
cia, Silk and Thibet do Ladies and Gentle
mems Trimmings Of all kinds, with a great
variety Of new and fashionnble Ribbons.
Also, a very general assortment Of Crock
cry. Glass aud Hard Ware--with a full
supply Of W. !. GOODS.
H. & Il. keep constantly on hand large
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D. B. THOMPSAN

OFFERS for sale, splendid assortment ar
~ Looking Glasses, Brass Fire Sets, Brit
anna Coffee and Tea Pots, Brass Candlesticks.
Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives
Lea Trays and Shutters & Trays, Razors,
. scissors and Shears, Fancy Bellows, Hearth
brushes, Shell and Horn Combs, Wallets and
Pocket Books, Plated, Tined and Japaned Har-
ness Trimmings. Dec. 80. 1896
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Books and Stationery.

lust received, full supply of SCHOOL,
- CLASSICAL and BLANK hooks.
Also, complete assortment of
Paper, Quills, Knives, Ink, Soaps, Pocket
Books, Wallets, Silver Pencil Cases, Their
mometers, Water Colors, &c. &c.
AT THE BRATTLEBoRo BOOKSTORE.
n5.A number Of old Accounts which must
be settled soon-dt the Brdftleboro bookstore.
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Stop the swindIer.

A SCOUNDREL by the name of JAMES
"A GARLAND, is travelling through the
new england representing himself as
Agent for the LADY'S BOOK.9This is 10
inform the public that the subscriber hns no
agent by that name, and can recognise no nav
ments made 10 said Garland as legal.
l.. A. Cooley,
Publisher of the Lady's Book Phila.
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THE SMALL souL.--A biped who was
grown TO the stature of man, was address
ed 10 the following manner, by gentleman
who had been transacting some business with
him.
'You claim TO be human being WHY
siT.H you have soul, ten thousand OF its
size would have more room in the shell Of
y mustard-seed, than frog in the pacific