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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12
From the Ohio Political Register.
A G Il A NISM.

ACRARIANISM.
s'TIillo, Bill, YOU ioafer-how do you find your
self these hard times?''
ssAstonishin' poor-look at these here patch
es, and these rotten shoes. Jim, think we are
relics.''
ssWhat do YOU find to eat nova days!'
"Parched corn and cabbage leaves, by Moscs!''
ala, haLgood!-you forgot the way to Mrs.
Us kitchen
'Well, well Jim, people isn't generous; look at
in my way of thinking, than you or j, who is
worth his thousands, and eats roast pig and tur
key every day, while we live in rags and Pow.
erty''
81 was thinking Of that same thing; and Bill,
Eve an ideal don't sec why the devil he shouldn't
be as poor as we are. ! hold to an equality of
rights. Every mans as good as another man, e.
no man ought to have more than his neighbour
thcm's my sentiments"
The remark of this idle, hand-breeched loafer
puts me in mind Of complaint heard little tru-
ant shaver make to his playmate the other day.
They had been away with their hoops and kites,
Sam with leave, Joe without Joe on his re-
turn home, got fiogging for his presumption and
trespass. The next time he met Sam, he hailed
him:
''Sam, did your father lick you yesterday
"Pho, non
''Did'nt he. Well, my father licked me, and
don't see why you amt as much right to licking
as hayc!" 1OklCk.
Posr OFFICE RoBBED.-The editor Of the
Greenvile Mountaineer states that he has been
informed that Post Master on the rout from spar
fenburgh to Union Court House was arrested
lately, for purloining money from the Mail. II u
said he was detected by an Agent from me Gene
raj Post Office, sent for the purpose o. discover
ing the robber who has been ahstracting money
from letters on that line for year Or two past
We forbear to give names and partsculafs, says the
Mouutaineer, until we obeain diem from some
more authentic source.
A RnrEPE-1o sd eAes eke Ieakas1c tsi1s.-
Pat marble (toy) into TIE teakettle, and keep il
there. When tie steam begins 70 form the mr-
bic will begin to ratils-whcn the water bsils Il
will create quite racket, and may b heasd all
over the rsom- II the water boils al away, and
the kettle get rcd hot, Ne mazble viii cxpsude
with noise enough to siasn fhe neighlpehood-
This Is convenient siana, and n The reach a
every BODY. The worst = the fear thaa sons Gu
rious folk may bod away tie water for theake q
the fun Of the sxpaosDo-and thsa-tahe care
ket,le-[N- T. Sun.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
STATE OF VERMONT.

.hcri6oro District, 80.
Al me Probate Court, holden Mt New Fame
witnin and Tor said district, on the last We'd
nesday Of December, A. ID. IsS6--Present
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
A n Instrument, purporting 10 be the last
willard Testament of Rufus Moore. late
OF Dummerston, deceased, being presented m
the Court by Martin Moore, the Executor
therein named, for Probate: Ii is ordered by
the Court, that all persons concerned therein
be notified TO appear, at the Probate Court for
SAID district, to be holden at BrattIeboro in said
district, on the last Wednesday of January
next 70 contest the Probate Of said instrument.
~ snuw cause II any they have, why the same
should not be approved; And il is further or
defed, That copy Of the record of this order
De published, three weeks successfully, in the
Vermont Phoenix, as soon as may be.
A true copy Of record.
10 Attest, A. KEYES, Rep'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
STATE OF VERMONT-

a. District Of Marlboro, -.
AT the Probate Court holden at New Fame
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday OF December, A. ID. IsS6-Pfesent.
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
,oME Emory Wbeelock and Lyman w.
johnson, Administrators upon the Estate
OF fHiNEH.dS BOND, late of Wardsboro
~ said district, deceased, and file their admin
istration account: Whereupon Il Il ordered
that the same be heard and examined before
SAID court at the session thereof to be holden AZ
brattleboro in said district, on the last We'd
nesday OF January next; And for the purpose
Oh notifying all concerned of the time and Mace
OF hearing, said administrators are directed 10
publish copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix. as
soon as may be.
A true copy of record
IS Attest, A. KEYES, Reg,r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
STATE OF VERMONT.

A. u marlboro District, 81.
AT ine Probate Court holden at New Fame
within and for said district. on the lasi WeJ-
nesday of December, A. d. Iss6--Present
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
,oME Lyman w. johnson and Philinda
his wife, heirs to the Estate Of PHINE-
hdS BOND, late of Wardsboro in said dis
trlct, deceased, and move for a Distribution Al
sag estate among the heirs: Whereupon ID Is
ordered that hearing be had upon said pet;-
non, and also upon the subject of adv ncement
by the deceased to the several heirs, before sa;d
court at the session thereof TO be holden a.
brattleboro in said district, on the last We'd
nesday Of January next; And for the burmese
Of notifying the heirs and all concerned Of the
t,me and place, as also of the subject Of hearing.
!, ~ y TURNER ordered that copy Of the record
Of this order be publish three weeks success;ve-
y IN the Vermont Phoenix, as soon as NAV he
true copy of record.
10 Attest, A. KEYES. Reg,r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
The Franklin Series OF stand
ard school Books.

THIS celebrated series Of School Books
a consisting Of the FRANKLIN I,RI1f
Err, the LNPROVED READER. the
GENERAL Glass BOOK, and The PO-
PULdR READER, II is now admitted by
the most able Teachers, after full experience
in the use Of them, that in point of adaptation
10 the wants Of common Schools, for bringing
forward the scholar, and impartinp to him an
early aud 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
Northampton-Rev. Mr.. Davis, Principal of
The Westfeld Acsdemy--ihe New England
Magazine-Rev. Mr. Hull, Principal OF the
Teachers Seminary at Andover, and various
others. ~
nT These valuable Books may be had of
J. STEEN, Brattleboro, aud Of the Publisher.
A.PHELPS, Greenfield, on very liberal terms.
December l, 1886. 4wI3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
STATE OF VERMONT.

4. !, D'strict Of Marlboro, 80.
AT the Probate Court holden at New Fane
within and for said district, on the Last We'd.
nesday OF December, A. ID. Iss6--Presept
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
,UMES Stephen Dutton, an heir TO the
y Estate of ASA BUTTON, late of Dum-
merston in said district, deceased, and moves
,or distribution of said estate among the heirs
/; " hereupon y is ordered that hearing be had
~ .ne premises, and also upon the subject of
thereof to beholden in Brattleboro in said d.
frict, on the last Wednesday of January newt.
And for the purpose of notifying all concerned
OF the time and place of hearing, the said Ste
phen IS directed to publish COPY Of the re-
cord OF this order, three weeks success;velv +,
'he Vermont Phoenix, as soon as NAV be. :"
true copy of record.
10 Attest, A. KEYES Reo,r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District, S..
AT the Probate Court holden at New Fame
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday of December, A. ID. lss6--Present
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
ZONES Isaiah w. johnson, Administrator
~ Of the Estate of ER.ASTUS TYLER.
late of Vernon in said district, deceased. and
moves for an extension Of the time heretofore
allowed him for the payment Of debts of said
deceased and settling his administration ac-
count: Whereupon il is ordered that hearing
be had 10 the premises before said Court, al the
session thereof to be holden at Brattleboro in
said district, on the last Wednesday of January
next; And for the purpose Of notifying oil con-
cerned OF the time and place OF hearing, said
adminlstrator IS directed to publish copy of
" in the Vermont Phoenix, as soon as may be
A true copy of record.
10 Attest, A. KEYES. Reo,r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
STATE OF YERMONT.

~, a. D'slrtcf Of Marlboro, IS. <
OF ERASTUS TYLER, late of Vernon in
said district, deceased: INV" ~
A PPL!CATION having been made bv
IA Isaiah Isaiah w, johnson, Administrator on
sad D Estate, for license to sell so much Of the
Teal Estate at public auction or private sale -" ~
s WIN DC sufficient to pay the debts of said de-
ceased s.s; You are hereby notified that hearing
c C DC mad IA n the premises at the Probate
IouIt 70 be holden on the last "Wednesday ~
January, A. d. 1887, at the Inn Of PanI Cbsss o.
IN pfaalIleoero, in said district And unless
bonds be given with sufficient sureties for ths
payment ab. 81 said debts within such time as the
authority will be given the said Isaiah wv w
Johnson to sell so much Of the real estate of
sald deceased as the personal estate Is insutli-
Gent to pay. % ''Su''i-
:. Given under my hand at New Fame n sa;a
district, this 2sth day Of December A. ID ,ss s
. By order Of Court. - - '''V'
10 A. KEYEs, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
. Thompson's New
Truss.
Unexampfed success.

| vNTHERE this Truss has been introduced
| w il is taking the place Of all other Trusse,
ever invented. Persons who have ,fied the
most approved kinds heretofore made, will Law
them aside and purchase one of these inyalua.
bic Trusses..
The following recommendation has just been received
from DR.. Hall, Of vergennes.
This Truss, he says, is 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 case
and safety by which they are worn only, but
by proper adaptation will speedily effect per-
maneni cure of the Hernia. Numerous certif-
Gates 10 the above facts might be added, were
il necessary, but slight examination of these
frusees will convince any one that the great
desideratum has At length been obtained, aud
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 10 il, will procure
a Truss Immediately aud be cured.
A. HALL.
yergennes, Oct. 1896.
hereby certify that on commencing having
this season, was afflicted with Hernia. which
became so painful that was obliged 10 quit
work applied one OF Thompson's Patent
rrusses, with which was enabled 10 labor
daily, aud found no more Inconvenience in
wearing i than in wearing my stockings. In
three weeks was perfectly cured, laid aside
The truss, and have had no recurrence Of her
MA since GEORGE A. HALE.
Brattleboro, Aug. 1886.
Mr. Thompson, Sir-The Trusses begin 10
90 well, having sold several Having myself
lrled several trusses of various kinds. found no
-eliei But putting one OF yours ON the first Of
April las., in four weeks was entirely cured. |
md have not had occasion 10 wear any since |
md do not hesitate TO say that in my opinion |
hey will by the blessing Of God, effect per |
nauent cure. Yours in haste,
l.. NJ. AMSDEN.
greenfield, Sept. 1886. III
~ For sale, at wholesale or retail. al the
store OF ID. b. THOMPSON. Brattleboro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
VEGETABLE
strengthening RIusfer.

| "A SURE preventive for Gout, Rheuo,a,;sm
u pains and weakness in the Breast Side
Back or Limbs ifapplied in season. II Is also
highiy useful in liver complaints dispepsia
coughs, colds, and difficulty Of breathing civ,
ing rehef oy Its warming and soothing quail
This article, which has been used moro IA,
avyears, 10 private practice, during which time
II has proved itselfan invaluable article i no,,,
offered 10 the public fsuperior merit.
In using this plaster, no Interruption in reosA
'ar haoits IS required, as il does NOT render 4
person liable TO take cold--and being already
spread upon soft leather the trouble and yexa.
lion attending the spreading Of plasters by per.
sons unacquainted with, or having no conven:
ence for SO doing, are avoided.
Persons leading sedentary lives, or those
whose business require a bending or stoopino
posliion, and consequently are more or less
troubled with pains in the breast, side or back
WIN ma immediate reliefby applying one Of
snese Piastefs To- the parts affected. Those az
ilcted with rheumatism will find most quietinp
relief in the use of these plasters. as they ere,
ate warmth and action TO the parts 10 which
they are applied.
The recommendation following is from ON.
OF our most respectable citizens =
Hartford, Nov. 6, 1886.
SR-Having been afflicted for many wears
with pain in my head, neck, and about nv sbouI-
ders, by what is called nervous affection, ac.
eeompanied, as suppose, with rheumatism: /
have made use of many prescriptions, to Little
effect. Recently observing your advertisement
OF The Vegetable Strengthening Plaster, | OBJ
famed one which you kindly fitted to the neck
and between the shoulders, from which have
derived quoting relief, aud would cheerfully
recommend the article to persons who ale afilic-
ted with similar complaints. ''
Respectfully, BENZ. HASTINGS.n |
Prepared and sold by JAMES b. GILMAN
druggist and APothecary, Hartford, Conn: Al, |
so Tor sale BY DUTroN 4 CLARK, and at the
REcess', Brattleboro, VT. - - 'As
Nov. "a, 1886. nj
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
Cooking, ParTour and BOX
S = . v q S.:

Of the most approved kinds--and among
them are the Rotary. but we would mention
more particularly the epery ,chere celebrated
Conicoi Store. meaning every where they
have been used.
Their stock comprises more general as
sortment 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 a, prices
that cannot fail 10 satisfy customers. M
Shipping Furs and all kinds OF Produce
taken, and liberal prices given
Brauleboro. Dec. 7. IA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
American Truss----.TagaSfIl IS
Patent.

THlS Truss is now gaining the full conf
4 6dence ofthe public, although but recent
ly offered for SALE The grand aim Of Ihe in
ventor. has been to secure a uniform pscssare
upon the, Hernia. in whatever positina The
wearer may place himself TINS oB5Ecal mas
aEEN ATTAINED. The great error regarding the
pad or cushion has been the cause Of the al
most universal failure 10 effect cures, BY the
use OF HulPs and other common Trt,sses
The American 7rsss has been pRouonr TO
PERFECTION by substituting more philosophic-
al and nianifestly judicious form and consiruc-
lion so that the ease and safety Of the wearer
IS studied, together with the great ultimate OBJ
lect, PERFECT CURE. Those afflicted with
Hernia will do well to make trial of this
Truss, as the patients chance Of being cured is
lessened, the longer case is protracted, and
casualties may greatly increase the danger.
BE particular 10 inquire for the American
Truss, Jaquith's Patent.
For sale al Bralteboro by
WILLISTON & TYLER. and
JOHN BURNHAM e. Co.
Oec. 1886. 3meopI4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
Je~eifs improred Vegetable PlE
Or German Specific.

| WILL prove a sure remedy for dv,..:
" Jaundice, diseases Of the liver -
heartburn, sour stomach, loss Of apoe,;, {.
illness, weakness Of the limbs, eosivs,,, y
piles. Among the many testimonial, n,.'s|
received Of the saluiary effects Of lb,r w|
the following strong proof is subuatl5
examination:
Extract Of a leiierfrom Rev. Mason Eu,
pen. dated Sudbury. VI Sept. %. is2s-
Dear Sir--It is with no ordinary NJ
that undertake to recommend 70 ,hs i
lie the virtues of Jewett's Vegetable
or German Specific, for the cure Of iu5Is,
lion. etc. My own case has been one 4 {
most unconquerable kind, having long NJ
defiance medical aid. dieting. exercise d
the fashionable speciic,-ihe waters d /
ra,oga. Being totally PROSTATE in us|
and body, | was induced, almos. uibs|
hope. to make use OF the above named pli |
and was surprised to find their pewsAl
and favorable effects. My distressing Er
toms daily decreased, and am nov and
entirely cured of most distressing 10
plant which for seven years had rssisa,
great variety Of the most popular remda
Yours respectfully.
MASON KNAPPEN,
Minister Of the Gospel. Sudbury VI
Extract OF letter from genilems,
Boston received through the past Office u
ed Sept. Ia. lS2S.--"Sir, am indussib
feelings OF the liveliest gratitude to u,h.
known 10 the public the following curt
means eff Jeweti's Improved Vegetable PIs
or German Specific. My compliant u
The Dyspepsia. attended with pain 10 4
side and stomach, loss Of appetite, &c 4
applied 10 several physicians. and useal
he medicine. generally prescribed TO ri
sons In my situation. but they proved ind~
ual. AT last, by the advice of friend V.
had been cured in case similar TO nine
made trial Of the above named Pills, and \
implicitly following the directions NJ
ave me almost instant relief and BY usis
wo boxes more. they effected permana
ure. l am now enjoying excellent bead
nd would heartily recommend to those r.
ons laboring under dyspepsia to make I'D
4 the above medicine"
From Rer. J. ID. Drummond.
With feelings of pious gratitude to haf
a. lwhence flows every good and pretOu'
iit) 1 now come forward to unite mIns =
ne numerous testimonies OF those, who As~
the happy effects of "Dr Jew
us improved Vegetable Pills" For ns''
ian two years | have suffered severely i'ua
disease Of the stomach, owing 10 a.,
angement Of the digestive organs. AZ
lough ! ran the recommended coafs z
any remedies famed for their rslisfgi'''
rtnes, yet all was vain and useless--ull,l
length through the advice Of friend ,
,nsented to make trial of the above na's
ills, the use of which has completely =
tablished my long scisAed for health
J. ID. DRUMMOND, Catholic Prisd
Boston. Mass July 25, 1888,
The fresh and genuine Pills, are for ."
Williston g. Co., Brattleboro.
James Keyes, Putney.
Robbins s. Wells, Bellows Falls
rice SO cents. eoply i
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RACINE, W. T. Dec. 6, 1886.

To the Editor of the milwaukee Adv.
SIR,-l went TO Chicago few DAYS since,
and purchased two barrels of Mess PORK, at
The highest price, and had them shipped to
this place. One of them | sold without
opening the other was sold out by the
pound; when the latter barrel was about
twothlrds gone the clerk sold out of il six
tails, and declared that there were nine left
10 the barrel. A few days after, one of my
customers proposed buying the pork for the
sake OF getting the barrel; i took him into
the back store and Showed him the barrel,
he picked out from one side fifteen tails, and
said II was enough, he was satisfied. There
having been considerable talk and excite
'neni made about it, it was finally concluded
10 take an inquest over the tails of the de-
ceased, and the next day the neighbors
were called in, and upon careful examina-
ton there were found to be Mirty-nine tails
leit. making the whole torty.fre tails in one
barrel of mess porkll Among those there
were great variety some short and some
long. many spindling and some stubbed,
many which reach clear around the sides Of
barrel, and few which appear to have been
drove IN. Some of our wise men are of
opinion that these all belong to one hoe,
others that they were taken from the drove
OF sale hogs (which came into Chicago last
winter accomplishing the nine miles IN for
tiy:fce minutes; which is the correct opin-
ion il is difficult to tell
1 have heard of some Turkish officer
bashaw believe, having great many tails,
but never heard before of a barrel Of mess
pork ioiM forty,fre tails. The clerk re-
fused to retail the pork, and supposed i, |
was pretty efiectualIy en.taiied upon me -
hut friend of mine suggested a happy ex.
pedient, we bad them all lreshened and did
them up carefully in papers, we then made
t9m sa.ppers for five successive nights, and
called IN all our Jackson friends. those who
are accustomed to go the whole hog, tail and
all and furnished them with plenty Of
roast potatoes and good soine. After while
the tails disappeared. Thus endeth the
forfyJire hogs tails and this TAIL of
Your humble servant,
ICHABOD.
Commercial Advertiser.
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eJ- Fall Goods.
AUSTIN BIRCWARn 1,

AUSTIN BIRCHARD has iu.,
received from Boston large and eleSnn,
assortment Of seasonable GOODS adanted
10 the Fall and Winter trade.
20 pieces fine, lniddling and low prieed
BRoADCLOTHS, all colors; Plain sri.
ped & rib'd BuCKKSIN CASSIMEREs
variety OF colors; Lavender. Black, Drab
and mkt DIrTo; Striped and Checked Do !:
STOUT DOUBLE MILLgD CLcrns and Cas-.
sINERRs for Gents Over Goats: EIegan,
vEsTINes; pieces stout drab, blue. brown
and green LIoNSKINS and KERsEYS
ior winter Overcoats pieces GoArsnArR
CAsBLErs; 8 pieces Imitation Ditto.
y pieces plain and figured Ga MsRrxos I;
~ Sd Do.
40 Roll'd CIRcAssIANs, very low.
zoo English. French. and American
PRINTS and CALIcos;
~ g" ENGLISH GINoH3Ms;
s LADIES CAmBLErs, Brown and Black.
0 pieces black, brown, green and Clarrt
ALAPIsEs ;-MERINo SmAwLs: Valenc;s
SILK and Thibet Do A large and eleoar,
assortment of black and colored SIIKSw
Fancy Hdkfs, SC,
a good assortment of Ribbons and Trim
lnings OIL almost every variety for Ladies
and Gentlemen's Clothes.
The above, together with a great var;e,v
o. other goods in this and other departments
OIL trade. have been purchased al a small
eommIssion above the lowest Az CTION |
PACKAGH PRICES. and win be sold :,
corresponding low rates Purchasers are
invited TO call and examine for themselves
. Fayetteville. Oct. 10, 1886. al
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Books and station.--

lust received, full supply If scuo..
- CLASSICAL and BLINK RoCs3
ALSO, complete assortment u
PAPER, Qniils, Knives, Ink, Scans D.
Books, Wallets, Silver Pencil CO., n
mometers, Water Colors, &c. &c
AT THE BRArrLEBoRo soo.r.I
liza number Of old Account, wbi,a NJ
be settled soon-at The Brattieboro BrI'.1
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DAvIDs,
WRITING Film

THE BEST INK KNOB.
pREMIUM awarded bv Nv
~ Institute, al their Fair Ill stt<:
Garden, N. Y. September, lsa S''a
The superiority of this Fu; yT =.
INKS, may be summed up upde, ~ 81
heads;-the greater readiness s 10y l'ls
combines with the paper ; the cav "a .. ~
II fiows from aud follows the nsn wa
ging i as other inks do the su rssI a, y,
which il acquires, free from an, III, .ss eiltl,
brown the clearness with which ;; !,
from that muddiness which i 4. snu
fault of all common Inks i,s hue ,3s p'',t
iinct color when first written. ~I ~
inks are generally pale also n n"s a
quickly, &c. &c. :" oiTs
BE careful to use this Find !.
stands. and by no means mix Il VII m
ink. Shake the bottle well belo,s s~ ra. oe''|
oui, and It's properly Of RESISTING r .,,.
obliiepate j will be more fully insu, .''eae
Prepared by Thaddeus Dayids Ss9 ~.
st. and i43 Maiden Lane, New VI III We
sale at the RECESS, Brick Row R r.. y
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John w. Frost & Co.

Have just received an extensive. assert
ment OF GooDS-whicn added 10 their
i nIl stock, make as good an assortmen, Of
ny ny. u9 xs groceries, Crockery and Hard
country, all Of which will be sold low " '"e
Most kinds Of Produce taken in a,.L
Tor which the highest prices will be maid
w, Braitleboro, Nov. IL. = pa''' ,s,,
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NOTICE.

RROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber
~ in December last, six S ii e EP. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take them away
JONA. SMITH
Brattleboro, Jan. 2, 1897. 10