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The native American., 1837-10-07
HOUSE FURNISHING WARE-RooMs--
HENRY J. BRENT.

4OUSE FURNISHING SWARE-ROOMS-
~ BOTEIER Il DON N, on 'pcnnsyva Avenue be-
tween AZ and 9th We have in our Rooms
very general assortment Of House Furnishing Goods 10
which we would invite the of persons Furnishing
ne following s comprises part Of sock PIER Card
Dining breakfast Washing and Kitchen Tables, Bedaeads,
Beds and Mattresses, Sofas Slebosrs, Dressing and plain
iieaursanx Gilt Frame Mantle and Pier Looking Glasses
l'ox oet and common do Mahogany Cane and wood
seat Chairs, and Rocker chairs Dinner Toilet and Tea Sets
Plates Dishes, Pitchers and Cups and Sauees, Glass un-
bers, Decantcrs, Wine-gasses and Pitchers, Hook aud
Champagne glasses, Plated castors Calescks and Snfer
and trays Astral Hall, Mantle and Side Lamps Ivory han
died knives and forks fall sets Of 81 Common and Buck
handled Knives and Forks Shovel and longs Tenders and
Androns, Britannia Tea Sets Spitoons and Coffee Pots,
Block tin Coffee Pots and Bggns Esgboers and Bread
Grater Hearth, Crumb, Hair, Backing, Sweeping Horse
and Scrubbng Brushes Tea c.ddys, Coffee Mills an, Spice
Boxes general assortment Of Tin and Iron Ware, Baskets
Chairs, Market, Work, Knife and Cake Baskets, Walters
and Tea boards, Brass Lach and Glass Curtain Knobs,
Giass and Mahogany Beaureanx Knobs, Bird Cages Spades
Hoes takes and Grid Irons, Ivory Rndng Combs superior
aricle Corkscrews Lgnumsted and Brass Castors acks
Screws Nails Braces and Iron and Britannia Spoons Rea
Keys and Brass Screw Rings Boxes Of Backng
Rat and Mouse Traps Hngehane PANIED and Cedar Buck
elts Bread roughs Cake Boards and Clothes Pins, Barre
Covers Chuns and ubbs Feathers and Basket Carriages
Tea Bells and Spool Stands Table Mats and Stable Lam
thron besides variety of useful articles ted,
all Of which they will sell low. 81 as s H
lot
The native American., 1837-10-07

ENOis SALE.-Ihe Brick House on street, nov in the
- occupation ef Mr.. John H. Houston, together tn the
large and beautiful LOT which is situated There at
ached to the House good brick kitchen snd smokehosc
Mr. Houston will show the property to any person disposed to
purchase The terms viii be made known on application 10
the subscriber HsE Ffes a. VIM BRENT.
sept 2-l tat1t 4 9tstts4se4 81 a.f#e
The native American., 1837-10-07
I AVE 8 TUCKER, MERCHANT rAILoRs

r ANE g. TUCKER, MERCHANT rAILORS
IL .4en9nm Ew doors IF Al street. Pennsylvania
auenur have received general supply IF Fall ami VIM
ter Goods consisting part, Of Cloths, Cassineres, Vest
ngs off superior quality selected with great from among
the best importing houses in the United States all Of which
they prepared make order in superior and
fashionable style. a r
Members Of Congress- strangers and citizens would do WEE.
to give CALL determined to spare pains to
give general satisfaction, and prices shall be moderate.
Also general of fancy articles for gent.
wear. .FNt E.faa Fls8 90 Etantaa-Es III Stt assfa&&i
Onc Of the firm being agent toeaeh and sell Scott e. Per-
kns improved system Of cutting entitled the Iaiors Nus
ter piece feels great confidence from his own succession
using it, TO recommend il 10 aiors in general.
Sept CIV N & HtA 4s IA # glt
The native American., 1837-10-07
WYNN. w. ZIMMERMAN, respectfully informs
wv the public that he continues Engraving in
all its various branches, also Copperplate printing.
aug loft .a.ss}@tt# f9.TfH 3f4h

SOFA AND CABINET WARE-ROOMS.-The
~ subscribers respectfully inform their friends aud the
public generally that they have on hand and will manufacture
to ORDER ad s8D ta si5t II .a 4sstfs,sa t4r
h 4 CABINET FURNITURE AND SOFAS
or all kinds nj the shortest ee the reasons
able terms. Persons furnishing will do well TO give
call Ware Rooms. Pesy Avenue, between the
Capitol Gate and Railroad depot. siss Fi iip5 ts,G
sslis8 Our stock hand consists Of
Sofas, Lounges, and Sofa l,elsteads
Column am, plain Siltboar,ls tsasl
Dressing, Column md plain Bureaus 3el hgstsf
Centre, dining, Side, PER- Card and Breakfast Tables
Mahogany, Maple and Poplar Bedseads
Ladies' Cabinets, Bookcases at1 pa4i 04EMsE sD6
Wardrobcs, Washstands {as gsrfssaf
Mahogany, Rocking, and Parlor Chairs
Aud every other article III the Cabinet line. S3
Furniture reared aud old furniture taken IN exchange for
new Funerals attended to, and requisite furnished
'f G. w. DOM II co.
N. B. Individual taken in payment OF debts, for
Furniture. s ,ss iif h.F. -
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IaNnCH TUCKER. Merchant Tailor, two doors cas-

TSNOCH TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, two doors cas-
IL Of Browns Hotel has just received his fall supply Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VESTtNG s, which ha,c.
been selected with the and can be
as equal, if not superior, TO any in the country.
Tie attention othe Public particularly invited TO lot OF
French Cloths, avery desirable article, and generally eseem-
ed Of their durability OF colour and beauty oil hn
Members Of Congress- strangers and cilzens requested
call and examine thcabove goods Orders for clothing will
bersxecuted in the usual style Of the establishmcnt
sept7--5v tst# 9n eiteaN (, nsra ',.i
The native American., 1837-10-07
DEVAUGHN, @
CUPPER, LEECHER AND BLEEDER.

Has hand and will always keep alarge supply of the
best Swedish Leech.s. He be found ut hours 4, his
residence 9th street, three doors north Of Pennsylvania
Avenue nearly opposite Guntoh's Drug Store.
aug 26-y ttt2 fst As
The native American., 1837-10-07

~ Il. OFFUTT, House, Sign and Ornamental Painter
~. It'll street, near Pennsylvania Avenue.
Block signs and gliding, executed in the best style
aug 26 3m 'TE
The native American., 1837-10-07

WM; p. ELLIOT.-Architect and Engineer
pa., NO 10 City Hail. continues to make Designs and
ma~ings OF Public and Private Buildings.
The native American., 1837-10-07

"A HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, who can come well
recommended Apply the Office OF the Native American
on the Pennsy wanna Avenue.
The native American., 1837-10-07

.NOTICE.-A Silver Watch, which was found by a gen.
temen, has been left with me- which the owner can
have By calling at my Office the Bank Washington
proving his property and paying for this advertisement etc
Ri'E b. X MORSELL, j. p.
aug. 26-tf ~ ,"sr7lffs a Washington Cny d. C.
The native American., 1837-10-07
From .he ALBANY Argas Of september q.

From the Albany Argus of September o.
Il CANAL TOLLS.&c.-'The tolls collected on the
New York State Canals up to the 7th of September
amounted to the snm of 1851 ,535 Os
Received during the second week in
September, 40,733 %
Total up to September Is $822,26S 80
The quantity Of flour and wheat brought to the Hud-
son river via the Erie Canal, during the same period
was as follows:
4- - Brls. flour. Bush. wheat.
Received up TO the 7th of
September, 270,534 49,7O2
Received during the second
week in SepembeI, l5,437 l4,5ls
Total up to Sep. Is, as5,7sl 62,22o
The native American., 1837-10-07

EHRENCH LESSONS Mons. Abadie has the honor
to inform The ladies' and gentlemen of this City and cn-
y that he continues TO give lessons in his native Ian
g,age, at his private families and academies al
moderate price For particulars apply atth Office.
Abade's French Grammar and Course Of French tea-
ture for sale at all the bookstores. yt t.a aE
The native American., 1837-10-07

A lady at sea, full Of delicate apprehensions in
gale of wind, cried out, among other pretty eyclama.
tions, we shall all go 10 the bottom, mercy on us
how my head swims -" Madam, never fear, /" said
one Of the Sailors you can never 90 to the bottom
while your head swims. !" "a E1 ,$
The native American., 1837-10-07

office OF the Native American. tl4s 5f!.fr
A LEES Lottery and Exchange Office, S Doors
"A. east of the National Hotel Pennsylvania Avenue
where he keeps constantly hand fine selection of Tick
es IN All the various Lotteries now drawing under the
agement of ID. s Gregory, & Co.
All orders promptly attended to- H1RSf nass'. e.. e
The native American., 1837-10-07

fOR SALE.--A LOT OF LAND, about two miles and
H. ahalfrom the Civ containing about SO acres bounded
by The turnpike road aud through which the Baltimore and
washington Railroad passes This piece of lard is well cal
culaed Tor an profitable market garden and for
aning In addition its her advantages, there Isl cha
6eae spring on it., which yields copious supply OF water
For terms, apply to the subscriber VIM. BRENT
sept 2-1m 800 ~ 4 ~ Il.
The native American., 1837-10-07

"A COOK WANTED, one who understands French and
office Of the Native American. fsS
The native American., 1837-10-07

RooK AND JOB PRINTING, neatly executed
- at this Office. rGHU gtst 81 ese a1'A5s iW 4
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e FOR SALE.

$MTT& and TAVERN STAND recent
9 III ly occupied by Elisha Kinds, ESQ.
A-ssszsss,sSSSSand situate in the pleasant and
growing village OF Hlnstale. On the premises
are two small Tenements, which command a
high and ready rent, aside from the large and
commodous Tavern House. Attached TO said
Tavern are convenient Barns and an excellent
privilege OF water, conveyed by acqueducts 10
every department. Of the premises. There be-
longs to Il about eight acres of as choice Land
as lies IN the valley Of the Ashuelol land the
whole presents a rare opportunity to the man
OF enterprise and business.
Terms Of payment made easy and saiisfac
tory. For, farther particulars enquire of The
subscriber at Northfeld, Mass. or Of Mr. FRED.
ERlcK HUM, near the premises.
.siss JONA. HUNT BLAKE.
August Sd, 1897 ASH
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EW GOO DIS.

A NEW and general assortment Of FALL
IN aud WINTER GOODS Just received
aud for sale; consisting in part Of the follow
ing articles, TO wit -
Broad Cloths, OF all colors and qualities
good Tor " so; dark and light Coating; Cas-
smercs /; Goats-hair Camlets Imitation do. !;
Mcrinos; Circassian; Grape; Camlet; French,
English and American Prints; Ginghams
Pongee, dark and light, Silks; fancy Handker-
chiefs; wrought Capes and Collars; Cotton
Shirtings for & cents per yard; Sheeling
for l-2 and IL cents; Batting, good for 3D.
Tickings; colored Cambria for Cd. per yard, &c.
III. Tea at as cents, war
ranled good Rasins, cask &c., box IL l-2c.
Molasses, Sugars, Spices, &c. CROCKE-
RY and GLASS WARE, a good assortment.
Stone Ware, do. Hard Ware and Cutlery ;
Hollow Ware; Fire Frames, of all sizes, at
reduced prices "a lew Conical STOVES, and
more expected. 1t
Oils, Paints, Dye Wood, &c.
HATS q CAPS.-Plain, Silk and Knaped
Hats; boys Silk do; few good Boas
BOOTS e. SHOES.-A large assortment
OF mems, boys and childreu's thick Boots
mems thin peged and sewed do. Pumps la
dies Walking Shoes and Slips; Misses Boots
Gater Bootees, and French SLIPS.
WOOL! WOOL 1000 lbs of Wool, TO-
gelher with all kinds of Produce, wanted in ex-
change for the above, and liberal price paid.
BAKER g. MERRlFlELD.
Fayetteville, Oct. IL, 1897 =
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sale wholesale and retail by
JOSEPH STEEN,
bookseller, Bra,lleboro, VI
From The Boston Alias.
TO THE pEBLIC.

The subscriber considers il due 10 DIR $. c.
Hewctt, (as an act Of gratitude and 10 his lei
low citizens, (lrom impulses Of humanity to
describe briefly the condition OF body, out OF
which he has been rescued by the skill and prac-
tice of the Doctor.
Before applying TO DR. II. the subscriber had
(fur nearly two years. suffered malady, which
had SO far deprived him of the use of his legs,
that he could neither walk nor stand. Every
day the loss Of power was greater; aud the
constant sedan,ary posture to which he was
doomed by day, deprived him Of refreshing
sleep by the night.
The corporal vigor induced such proslra-
ton Of mental energy, that the melancholy
prospect opened before him, of years of life
without action, and without regulated thought.
And whenever sufficient, light broke in upon
his benighted mind to make the darkness that
involved his prospects horribly dislinct-there
fell upon him such an avalanche of misery that
life itself became burthen.
By the mercy of God he is now in great
degree restored To the power Of motion, $50 rs
to walk and 10 serenity of mind, by the skill
and exertions of MIR Heweit, aud he publishes
this (to hm) exbiliaiipg fact, that all those un-
forlunates, who have pined 10 hopeless seclu-
sion, or suffered maladies in bitterness of hope
deferred may know that there is balm of
Gllead, ana physician thereto whom all
who could apply may be assured, that no suffer-
ing (by rash unskiliullness) awaits them but
that his mode OF treatment is as Immediately and
constantly grateful 10 their sensations, as the
result; successful and salutary.
The Physician above named, is DIR s. G..
Hewett, Bone-setter, &c. 297 Washington
street, Boston. JOHN b. DERBY,
Late Deputy Surveyor Of the Customs, Boston.
Bangor, July, 1897. eow3m2
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NEW GOODS.
r.. w. PROUTY s. CO.,

HAVE Just received from New York and
n IL Boston general assortment of American
and European goods which they offer at very
low prices for Cash. Produce of most kinds or
3 months Credit; among them are the follow
ing,viy: Nga
Lion Skin Pilot Cloth Pctcrsham. Harring-
ton, and Mohair COATINGS; black, blue,
blue-black, brown, olive, green and adelaide
BROADCLOTHS; plain, plaid and striped
Buckskins and Cassimeres; Fuled Cloths; Mo-
hair and Imitation Camlets; blnck, brown, ade-
laide and green Ladies' Camlets; plain and fig
ured Alepines; Rosaln Check, new article for
ladies' dresses; English, French and German
embossed printed and plain Mernos; figured
and plain Circassians; black and blue-black gro
de Swiss, 5-4gro de Swiss, and plaid, plain, and
figured gro de Naples Silks; French and Italian
Lutstrngs; Italian, Hamburger and Canton
Cravats; hagg and pongee Silk Handkerchief;
Shawls; A to Sd Scotch and French High
land plaid do; rich Cashmere do; Challa aud
Thibet do; rich fancy Handkerchief; low pri-
ced do; Muslin and Lace Collars and Capes;
Laces, Edgings and Insertings; lace, bland and
barage Wells; Linen Cambria and Linen Cam
brio Handkerchiefs; Irish Linens; Scarfs; rich
Bonnet Trimmings; Belt Ribbons; French Flow
ers; silk, mohair and worsted Hosiery; Ladies'
Kid Gloves; rich lace hack, white and colored
Silk do; GentlemeD's Hoskin and Buck Gloves;
Buck Mttens; Am, Eng. and French Prints;
Furnitures; rose, cradle and horse Blankets;
Frizzeits and Ringlets; Bead Bags and Purses,
cold French Slips; brown and bleached Sheet
ings, Shirings and Drngs; brown and bleach
ed Table Covers; Cotton and Linen Diaper;
CaIpeting; Riggs, &c.
FUR Caps, Capes, Boas, Neck Ties, Col
lars and Gloves. 4f
Mems calf and thich Boots and Shoes; bows
do; ladies' leather, morocco and kid Shoes,
Slips and Cater Boots; children's Shoes; ladies'
and gentlemen's Moccasns; India Rubber
Shoes; brush, silk and napt Hats; wool do;
Cloth Caps. 70
CROCKERY, GLASS AND HARD
WARE, GROCERIES,, sc. sc.
Brattleboro, 18th Oct 1887. 7
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r DIR. MARsHALL's ss'
Vegetable, Indian, zsIack
-.lIl p A STIR.

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scrolt,-
lous Swellings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back.
Flesh Wounds, Pains in the Sides, Hips and
Limbs; and seldom fails to give relief in local
Rheumaiisms.@ ItNapplied othe side il will
cure many OF the common LiverS omplaints,
and i is found be equal n0l superior 10
any Corn Plaster for Corns on the feet. The
virtues of the Plaster have been witnessed by
thousands of respectable individuals in various
parts OF the United States, who have tested
It's efficacy, Price rs cents per box N.
For sale for The proprietor, by WILLIS
TON q rYLER, Brotlleboro; and by d. b.
MURDOCH, Northfeld Mass.
February 2, 1887. cop1y22
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SONG

gled Give me an eye, swimming eye, ii
p3fi TO meet my ardent glances---' UriiT
in1 Alsunny eye 10 gaze upon 9 to sod
When pleasure in IL dances. 2il
~ Give me an eye to minglc beams
krsA When mirth and Joy have bound me;
Give me an eye that mingle tears I n .
maa When sorrows clouds are round me.
=" Give me cheek, soft soft check,
.sa. Warm roses blushing DER il, ssa
So bright, so pure, so angel-lke, 81
.,,,,s Twas sinless to adore il. Il. sr
Give me cheek to press to mine ~
With that calm, holy feeling,
.i That lulls the soul as music does,
When DER the senses stealing.
Give me a lip, balmy lip, ~ 2
Sweet smiles around il wreathing-
A dewy lip, carnatlon-like, 80.
OF love and fondness breathing.
Give me a lip to kiss when all,
Or few, or none caress me-
A full red lip to dream upon,
A seraph lip to bless me.
Give me hand, snow white hand,
II ITO tremble when press it,
sb A fairy hand to hold in mine, }'ll-,t
.H'i A little hand to bless il.
Give me hand to kiss and breathe
ab1e Der it my souls DEVOTION
Is A hand to hold and press mine too,
With deep unfeigned emotion.
Give me heart, gentle heart,
With warm affections beating
A heart 10 flutter with delight
When lip with lip is meeting.
Give me heart TO call my own,
To cheer my path when dreary-
A pure, guilel;ss, constant heart,
To lean upon when weary.
English paper.
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ceget0Jge Strengthening
PLAS TER.

A SURE preventive for Gout, Rheumatism,
"A pains and weakness in the Breast, Side,
Back or Limbs il applied in season. Il is also
highly useful in liver complaints, dyspepsia,
coughs, colds and difficulty of breathing-giv-
ing relief by its warming and soothing quail
ties.
This article, which has been used more than
twenty years in private practice-during which
time il has proved itself an invaluable article
Is now offered to the public of superior merit.
In using this plaster no interruption in regu-
lar habits Is required; and il does not render a
person liable to take cold-and being already
spread upon soft leather, the trouble and vcxa-
ton attending the spreading of plasters by per
sons unacquainted with, or having no conven-
fences for SO doing, are avoided.
Persons leading sedentary lives, or those
whose business require bending or STOPPING
postion--and consequently are more or les,
troubled with pains in the breast, side or bach
will find immediate relief by applying one o
these plasters to the parts affected. Those al
flicted with Rheumatism will find most quietng
relief in the use of these plasters, as they ere.
ate warmth and action to the parts to which
they are applied.
The recommendation following is from one O
our most respectable ciiizens:--
% Hartford, Nov. 6, 1886
SIR Having been afflicted for many years with pair
in my head, neck, aud about my shoulders by VIVA, j,
called neryous affection" accompanied us suppose
with rheumatism, had made use of many prescri 10
tions,to little effect. Receuiy observing your adver
tisement Of the Vegetable Streng hening Plaster, oh
tanned one, which you kindly fitted the neck and be-
tween the shoulders, from which have derived o,i
citing relief, and would cheerlly recommend the art.
cleio persons who afflicted with similar
Respectfully, BENZ. HASTINGS"
Prepared and sold by JAMES B. GILMAN,
Druggist and Apothecary, Hartford, Conn; al
SO for sale by DUrToK & CLARK, Brattleboro,
"; ). PLUMB, West Halifax, VT; JONES u
FRANKLIN, West Dover, VT; and H. 81 w.
GoopNow, Whtinghsm, w. h 0fn
October 25, 1887. q
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rHNIIlS Snuff is superior 10 any thing YET
IL known for removing that troublesome dis
ease, the Catarih, and also Cold in The Head,
and The Headache. II opens and purges oul
all distractions, strengthens tue glands, and
gives healthy action to the parts Affected Ii
is found to be very beneficial in many cases OF
sore eyes. Price so cents per bottle. ~
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STRENGTHENING Plaster, or
.TNEpg.

nR S. C. HEWETT'S (the bone-setter,
~ Boston, Mass. Strengthening Plaster
DR. Hewett having been interrupted in his pro-
fessional pursuits by constant calls for his plas-
ter, has been obliged to offer il for sale. II is
recommended to be applied in the following
cases, viz: forpains and weaknessin the back,
stomach, sides and loins, rheumatism and the
effects Of mercury corns and the ELECTS and
consequences of sprains, dislocations and irac-
lures, and in many eases of liberated sores for
cleansing and healing them, and in Fact all
weakness. DIR Fl. does pot advertise this med
icine TO sponge the public, but because It is
valuable salve, calculated TO and will relieve
human suffering. II will be sufficient wherey-
or DR. II. is known, 10 secure the sale Of this
plaster, to say il is one invented and prepared
by him. DR. II. will also prepare medicines
which will shortly be offered for sale, that are
certain cures for the tic doloreau or neuralgia,
aud for the hermoroids or piles. No article
will be authorized for sale by DIR Hewett unless
the label on the same be signed by him, IS. c..
Hewett's.' FlH
For sale wholesale and retail by
JOSEPH STEEN,
Bookseller, Bra,leboro, VI.
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Steam Saw Mill.

ttrfa - $1,000. vNFV 4tAAAAs
A NY quantity Of Custom Logs will now he
II received and sawed at short notice ana
90 reasonable terms. 4g3HN ''7is
ar Mill and Circle Saws breasted. ~,
DIR. JOHN WILSON
Brattleborc, Sept Z, 1887. -, -. *s
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PAINTING

HNHE subscriber continues 10 49,, ~ y
n Painting business, Grs, 'SSca'ry ma,
Dntton O. Clarke's store, wbe,o IOOr soulh |,
'oall kinds of Ornamental aud 2 b be wal sl.,,
and Imitation of various kinds na "a Paial,
stone. Also, Sign PAINTING l ana o. q, VOID ~
and abroad. '1ll57i Ir''"g done al han.
Cabinet Furniture taken in .v.,
painting chairs, &c. Old ;s,'n,caange h
and vanished. Ig ''"''ure fep,a
Paints mixed as usual, and wa,,,.
well. Linseed Oil, by the gallon 'aan.'edSp
cheap as can be bought in t6is y ,"s ~ oan'l
Oil, Japan, Putty, &c. ~ '0"0' BIZ
Brattleboro, Sept. 90, 1887. ' DoORN
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7STOVlEyS'..'

yVyIIE subscriber has on hand, and has made
IL arrangements for a regulnr supply OF
Cooking Stores of various approved kinds, in
cuding.lhe celebrated Conical Stow; Bor and
Porior Stores Stove Pipe and Furniture,--
which will be sold at the lowest prices.
N. CHENEY, Jr. 4
West Townshend Oct. 3, 1887 ~ 6wis6
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eP NH w 9 OOPS. III
BLAKE & co.

EEAvEt just received large stock Of
IN PiEcE Goops, comprising a large as
sorment of Broadclo,bs, Cassmeres, llar'
ring,on Cloth, Pilot do Pelcrsham Coating,
Tailors Trimmings, Scotch Plaid, Goats
Hair Camlets, Ladies silk and Worstcd
Camlets for Cloaks, Congress Cloths Cd
and Sd Merino, Highland Shaws, Vestings,
Hosiery and Gloves, Linens, Silks, Cam
bIics. &c. &c. HppgH
100 pieces new CALICOES, at Low PRI-
crs A large stock Of domestic Cottous.
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WILLlsToN & TYLER, Brattleboro
A. Reyes, Putney WIN. G.. Slimson & Co,
Boston; and by the Druggists generally.
N. d. Druggists and others wishing TO pur-
chase the above Panacea, by the dozen can
have II Of Williston & Tyler, Bratieboro, or
s. Burbank, Jr. Montpelier, on The same terms
sa OF The proprietors. March, 1887. eply26