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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
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Nm. LESAGE'S SPECIFIQUE FOX SEUKE TEs
IL MALADIES /" Gonorrhea Eradicror." Phe above
remedy distressing disease Incident 10 the human
gnated from the enlightened mind OF the eminent lie
The p omuls sf which, throughout the
kingdoms of France and Italy, has OF late years added such
high already highly honored came OF the ,nven
tor This iion uuess safety with efficacy And the ve
nerea disease, whether in the form Of 5nuorhsa Or 1lee y
sufferer restored his usual health, without delay or ~.
Tens OF thousands of Parisns viii accsde 10
10 the ru ana Ii confidently offered 40
those an the bos-ihs remedy for tie above
dis rider The has hitherto been
confined France Italy Us for the FIRST time IN
troduc ed by af New Orleans the American public
N particularly rec1 mmended TO seafarng mea, as con
tanre portion whereby many lave been
disabled from service on beard ship.
The Eradcator Is ouna give immediate r-ei 70 those
afflicted with structures whites and d., nses ~ thC PROSTATE
gland. Fer sale by WI slMONSuN,
Sole agent. Of Fulton and Gold streets
4, III. aus7lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
THE NEW YORK ccHEMicHL VA

THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO have constantly for sae .
Oil vtrial Alum
Bracnag salts Ooppcrss,
Aqua Au,onis Murisc neo,
Aqua FORTS, Nluie hch,
Blue Nnriol, . manganese
- 49, a, or stices in liue their business
Ordsrs will he received 1T their Banking housc, NO. ~
pro,d.se or al the office oftheir agent No west street
n23iyt v.v v. ~. !. a = ~ ~ 80
r,uV MILLINERY Nc MRS. BENNETT, NO. Vt
Road AZ bewepr Re,de ard Duane streets beg " mt
DC ,a. AMI tho pnic IN general that she has ~ OF ~
The aiove ,bH hurn with rev az eltR w asst n,r
6nr Tpcs " H. ehoru other fashionable Va ~ mane
ry articles .,. v, ~. r..
Mrs. s. racre particularly requests The s'irru"p y wv ~
dds ~ uW syr ~ tI1. manufactured Tom lucap sew
c,ueg IN Cg - pey which, she j. sati,hrd hss orlv IL
h. setn IL ~ Admire apa will meet wHh general appnh
non. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

~ BAH persons are forbid unslr- any person On account
~ te steamboat wave, o. o"neF Nsut an ordrr from The
Captain oui
H. DOCTOR GLOVER confines himself 10 an odice prac
greet sxpererc III ss directed L practice parlcuisy Is
d.eas Ut pELIcATE NATURE "A el Il ceilcg ale mei
aver lie general pracsntr s,rsap"rs MI, a"
well II crimnafe Ipr regular from he DIVER
% sef soct ~ buffers aud great pretend
oes NJ Ann g, or fSs entrance ar a. door ION
a se particular y observe mace a'u De- cLoyER
-, -, - = /. -, !. I, - :. =, :, ,,.
- DR. chrrr's celebrated ANrioren Pills. or The eaec
WI ~ la' ~ s ~ or w ,au,' 7,
sod, without any cmpa, y ~ agsn. Can mach ~
,al TT, NY, lrclne 4o tLns =, y, ~ III. ~
IT, rrr hor-s Il 1 pa.c6 FIJI nal ca,ir,y eu,dhsr
d'ugnter q ~ green 10. .ile . hsd bco 4aoer We
ri4. ri Hi. ciy' Iladon Jun. 1851 NV. tnrrb
.ss.p-r .ah crhog ton efficacy ~ Cserrys Atriu
mad M r. ~ ug sfs of ~ cass I'D 8lway I'M Ibp me-
rc.uE,r pr,irc cur 4 bl"ae'.g senior physician
F0r sr w lssle ard retail by n Il ID. sands TO FL.
oa ,irc n syme err Br1,dR-y walter al cor Bond
~ b. Counr aercasnts puf hasug ~ he groce
viii - supnird Al : bcrl discount he us viii b.
rantd e. them ssjn
pfaea,S q a cias H. ~ paac hospitals 'o q "a,
York b has bses pysc ncs te l7sa
" opposite Church rhs mos, obstinate d.
eaes equr az the oure Judgment ~ treatment and par
cuary al cases or mating IN impury ~ the hood, and
chronic affections rheumatms Instructions ulcers IN tie
sF1poas o. ss alp debility NC vii Pc ,posdy asd
nieut TO patients esedes 10 be used are prepared by him
self and Their good effects rendered nalhe Or De Angels
has effected azure many cases which has bscd All tue re
Of the medical art but he cites ony aew Copy OF
letter from DIS osborne and Ireland phyhcAns OF ms city
:. JIG Fslton street, Dec ., 1873.
Strive have no hesston " replying 70 your no,e 10 say
o1M John Thorn had bafed physicians here and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28

M EDICAL AND SURGlCAL.-DR GLOVER
w consulted usual in the treatment OF certain class
diseases He apprses the public he has received regular
professional education in this country, and be clse
with the senamcd docers medical pufes and preenders
the day. Office No. Ann the American Museum.
Private entrance third door from the Museum. Lamp the
inner Office door o the evening. ie57if
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
Ii u w T. NY SH A ID h b,
EnX

" The Subscriber, JAS FOWLER, Jr., formerly Of
Frankfort street, respectfully gives etice that he has taken
above named shment and having made numerous
the s0c the patronage OF his friends
and the public generally.
His principal aim will he keep at his bar no liquors
wines &c uaess of the first quality supply of which he has
received and to which he invites public attention
He made 10 have constant supply OF
brewed Ae article of the kind which cannot be sur
passed quality flavor airy where; and when
which will be shortly will be ready furnish superior
style welsh Rarebi' of the right 10 make the
relish o. mplets in both ways
Harmonic meetings every "Wednesday and Saturday
ings commencing O'Clock give effect To which, many
well kaown and talented vocas lave kmhy proered regu-
lar at JAS. FOWLER, Jr.
81. lynt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
THE MMWLy IAXMNTMD VIC:

u CLREHUGH, WIG MAKER, corner of Broadway
Fulton respectfully invnss all ard connois
inspect his newly invented venlang Wigs which
or eeganse ghness and durability may rank among the
pr of In their form they differ from
all ehers They of the brew than the natural
hair does composed hair which loses its curl and fit
close head that the critical observer viii fail TO
detectthcm.
Strangers should Clrehugh the only maker
If this description ct wig in the United States and conse-
quen,ly they TO be found in any other store.
Call and soc them. SLIM
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II "
NJ BAH persons forbid trusting any person
81 tie steamboat Wave, owneT Nhsut an orer from the
Captain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-28
WINDOW BLINDs.-The subscri

WINDOW BLINDS.-Tbe subscriber manufactures
w aad constantly hand Ventian Blinds OF various
patterns colos Shuuer blinds made order low
prices other establishment land made good the
CITY, Country and Southern orders executed the shortest
uotice NATHANIEL ID. PLUM
1853 Chambers street, opposite Slu.rts candy store
N. Bold blinds rel pair ed and painted. aust. Inn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26
The Western Country,
Via Brattlcboro aud Remington.

I EAVES Chase's every morning (Sun-
IL days excepted) at 3 o'clock, and arrive at
Troy aud Albany same evening, where il in
tersects the great Western Canal, Steam
boats for New York, Railroad for Bsllslou
and Saratoga Springs, Stages, Packets, &c.
Passengers on arriving at Troy or Albany,
can procure passage for the West at almost
any hour of the day, either by Stages, Packets
or Railroad.
This line also, leaves Baker aud Walkers
Stage office, Albany and Troy, for Benning-
ton and Bratileboro, daily, Sundays excepted.
An accommodation Stage will leave Ara
ny for Bennington every morning al 10 o'clock,
on the arrival OF the Boat from New York, and
Railroad from the West. Passengers gong
East, who arrive at Albany in the morning
and take the Stage for Bennington, will not be
subjected to riding in the night.
Al BTattlcboro, this line in,ersecis with four
different stage routes TO Boston, and two for
Lowell also, Stages TO Concord aud all parts
of New Hampshire, and the Connecticut Riv-
er Line OF Stages for WalpoIe, Bellows Falls,
Charles.own, Hanover, aud Haverhill Pass
engers can go from Albany through 10 any Of
the above towns 10 two days.
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New Goods.

rINIIE subscribers are now receiving their
Il FALL and UINT'ER stock Of Goods,
which they feel disposed TO sell at the very
istrest prices Among our assortment may be
found The following;
BIZ, blue, purple, olive and invisible green
RROADCLOTHS; Cassimeres alcpines,
various colors and qualities EGG. and French
merinos comblcts ndiannas,a new and beau
liul article Rich Silks blk lace wells
Pnnts,a very large assortment from 10 cents TO
2 shillugs per yd.; ribbons, merino and Edin-
borp shawls, &c. &c.
We cannot stop 10 enumeraie, but shall be
very happy to exhibit our Goods TO all who
may please to give US a call.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Dover and
vicinity, we tender our thanks for the liberal
share Of patronage we have received, aud we
hope they will recollcct where they can find
articles to SUR with the LEAST tax upon the
purse. LAZELLE & JONES.
East Dover Oct. 4, 1888. s
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For the Phoenix.
To Miss T.. M. P.
THE SILVER TONED GurrAR.

love at twilight's Silly hour,
When earthly cares are borne afar,
Alone to seek some shady bower,
And touhced the silver toned Guitar.
How sweetly at this quiet time
When Memory greets loves gentle star,
The music of the heart, doth chime
With the soft, silver toned Guitar.
Then each bright scene of by-gone days
Like long lost visions, brought from far,
REEVES anew. While memory's lays
Blend with the silver toned Guitar.
Then, all we've known, or loved so we'll
The friendly fate-or chance aiar--
Are gathered near. While loves deep spell
Doth wake the silver toned Guitar.
And then, one ptire--one ferrent prayer
For all beloved-both near and Tar
Swels the sweet strains which fill the air
From the soft, silver, toned Guitar
AhL yes-I lope this Silly hour
d" II steals me 500 from earth afar,
And sweetly doth its magic power
Blend with the silver toned Guitar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26
STATE OF VERMONT.

District IF Uesfminsfer. -.
BY the Hon. David l.. Putnam. Judge 81 the
Probate Court, within aud fof ssid district.
To all concerned in the estate Of NATHAN
TEL DAVIS, late Of Rockingham, IN said
district deceased, GRrrrtNo.
M HEREAS, Hiram DAVIS, Executor on
w the estate Of said deceased. has sus-
gesied TO said Judge that he proposes 10 rtn.
der the second account Of his administrator
on said estate, at the Probate Couri, neat TO be-
holden n, the Inn Of Chester Rand. ia iowa
shend, IN said district, on the last "Wednesday
Of October instant, Therefore you are her,ly
cit, TO appear Al said Probate Couri and shew
cause Il any you have why the said arc. ssi
should not be allowed.
Dated At Puiney, 10 said district, this ssh
day Of October. Ammo Domini. ISIS.
true copy Of record.
Attest, JAMES CRAWFORD, Reg.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro PROBATE District, a.
To the Heirs or their Guardians u the Esia,e
ofLU7IYER BARTLETT. late u Mari.
boro 10 said district, deceased
A PPLICATION having been made by
IN Lucy Bartlett aud Simeon Adams Ad.
ministrators on said estate. for license o. sell
SO much Of the Real Estate at public auction
or private sale a. will be sufficient 10 pay The
debts of said deceased: Ycu are ber,by mott.
fled that hearing will Be bad IA the premises
at The Probate Court 10 be holdcn 81 The dwell.
iug-house OF Paul Chase. N Bfattieboso ia aid
district, on the last "Wednesday II Octo,,sf.
A. ID. 1898: And unless bonds be given with
sufficient sureties for the payment uf said dsls.
within such time a. the Count shall thea and
there direct, license and authority will - CIV.
en- the SAID administrators 10 sJll 80 much II
the real estate Of said decreased a. the ps,.rnal
estate is insufficient 10 pay.
Given under my hand al Brattleboro IN sa.A
district, this sih day Of October, A. u. Is3s.
6 DANA HYDE. Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District If Uesininsfey, g..
BY the Hon. David l.. Putnam. Judge Of the
Probate Court, within and for said district.
To all concerned in the estate Of LORINIs
WHITMAN, late of Boston. in the eounty
of Suffolk and state Of Massachusetts, de-
ceased, GRrru~o.
M HEREAS, Benson Aldrich, adminislra-
w tor Of the estate OF said deceased, has
suggested to said Judge, that be prorosrs 10
render the first account Of his administration
on said estate, At the Probate Couu next to be
holden at the Inn of Chester Rand, in Town-
shend IN said district, on the last W Wednesday
OF October instant, II Therefore. you are hereb,
cited to appear at said Probate Court, aud shew
cause, il any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed.
Dated at Puiney, in said district, this first
day OF October, Ammo DOmini, one thol.
sand eight hundred add lhiriy-eighi.
BY order Of the Judge
JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob. Reg
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New Goods.
E w. PRoUTY & Co have and are re-
II. ceiving, very general assortment OF
DRY GOODS.

which they offer for CASH, produce, or short
good credit, a, very low prices, and invite pur.
chasers before purchasing to call and examine
for themselves, as they may be assured of ind-
ing well selected stock al prices that cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction.
- Orr siock consists ia part Of
Am. Eng. and German blue, blk, blue blk, Oh
i've, brown, sea aud invisible green Broad
clothsi Mohair coating Beaver and Pilot
cloths for overcoats Goats hair and imitation
canblets great variety Of Am. Cassilneres
London woaded aud Eng. ubbed, do Valen-
cln I; cashmere; plain and fig'd satin, plain and
plaid velvet veslIngs; En-. German and French
merinos prid and plain circassiaus blk and
cold a.epines; Persian and ladies' camblets and
broadeloths for Ladies' habits Challis and
Monsline de Lame blk and blue blk Gro de
Swiss. Gro de Berlin, pou de Sol silks cold
Giro de maps asuperior article OF Pongees a
great variety Of Highland plaid white, blk,and
scarlet, merino, cashmere, Edinboro and Mus
lin de Lame shawls; Fancy hdkfs; muslin
capes and collars; Winter ribbons aud flowers ;
Bats hair work brown and beached sheeting
and shntings; rose, cradle and horse blankets I;
ALSO
Crockery, China, Glass, aud Hardware, W. |.
Goods and Groceries.
Bratlleboro, Oct 4, 1883. 5
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

The following illustration of the opera.
ton of this - system, is from work
published some years ago in Philadelphia
by SAMUEL WooDwoRrH. Knaves or
fools alone support the law, and none but
those whom it would degrade the brutes to
call brutal will ever cause it TO be enforc.
ed
Some years since, young man by the
name OF Brown, was cast into the prison OF
this city for debt. His manners were very
interesting. His fine dark eyes beamed so
much intelligence, his lively counienance
expressed so much ingenuousness, that |
was induced contrary to my usual rule. 10
seek his acquaintance. Companions in mis-
cry, we soon became attached TO each other
Brown was Informed. that one OF his
creditors would not consent to his discharge
and he had abused him very much, las is
usual In such cases.) aud made a solemn
oath to keep him in Jail till he rolted"
watched Browns countenance. when he re.
ceived this information; and whether il
was fancy or not cannot say, but thought
saw the cheering spirit Of hope in that mo-
ment desert him forever
Nothing gave Brown pleasure bu, the
daily visit OF his aimable wife. By the
help OF kind relation she was enabled TO
give him sometimes soup and fruit and eve
on TO cheer the dropping spirit of her hus.
band She was unusually pretty She seem.
ed an angel ministering consolation 10 a
man about TO converse with angels.
Zone day the hour Of 10 o'clock passed
and she came not Brown was uneasy
Two, three, and four passed and she did not
appear Brown was distracted A messen.
ger arrived Mrs. B. was very dangerously
ILL., aud supposed to be dying in convul
sive bit. As soon as Brown received this in.
formation, he darted to the door with the ra.
pidity OF lightning The inner door was
open and the jalor. who had Just let some
one IN, was closing ii as Brown passed vi
olently through it. The TAILOR knock
him down with massy key which he hello
in bis hand and Brown was carried back
lifeless, and covered with blood to his cell.
Mrs Brown died. and her husband wa.
even denied the sad privilege of closing hel
eyes He fingered for some time; iii a
last he called me one day, and gazing or
me, while faint smile played upon his lips
he said, he believed death was more kim
than his creditors After few convulsiv,
struggles he expired
Legislators and sages of America, per
NIT me TO ask you how much benefit ha,
that creditor derived from the Imprisonment
and consequent death ofan amiable man, il
the bloom of youth, who, without this cruel
~, might have fourshed even now, an or
nament and glory to the nation ?"
Mr.. Duncan says, that the Wing part,
continually whisks about from one priuci
p'e'o another" II such are its propenstie
we, wonder at his not joining it. He is sal,
'oee pas',onaieiy fond Of any thing that
qrtiisv-- Prsatite
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26
Groceries, &c.

MoLASSES-Sugar House, and Trinidad :
SUGAR--Porto Rico, ST, Croix, Refined,
Muscavado, Brown Havana, and Loaf:
COFFEE-Old Java, ST. Domingo and Porto
Cabelo:
TEAS--Y Dung Hyson and Souehong
fOBACCO-Cavendi Spanish cut, Smok-
ing do, Fine cut, Chewing do.
Rice, Soda Soap, Bar do, Winter and Sum
mer Strained OIL. Spices &c. Just receiy-
ed, 6y BUTTON, CLARK & Co.
sept 20, 1888. 6w4
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TN the Centre of tlietown Of Vernon. si,w
n Mill, Single Mill, and a Mechanics 81 n
oil attached 10 one iloom, with a good VA e.
privilege, and all in good repair.
ALSO
New Dwelling-house, Barn, and other osl
buildings, with about one acre Of land siiuai ID
10 the Centre Of Vernon aforesaid. The hoo "
IS well finished and hasa good supply ofwas y
brought into the house.
ALSO
Wood Lot, containing Is acres, living aboi
one mile from the above.
IRA YoUN0LOvR
Vernon, Oct. 3, 1898. 81
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erican Tru"
JAoyrzTH's PATENT

t1- fhyshiaus and otDef ssniss;h -.
take an aieust IN improvement. VA va y I.
alleviate human suffering, arc ln '..'S Al Z
and cxa aine he Truss manr Iao'I' 80 y
sale by JOHN BuRNhAM' 81
south 81 the High School.
Brett eboro April, 1858.
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From the Charleston Courier.
THE WRECK COURTsHIP.

No rosy bower or myrtle shade,
Where lovers vows are often made;
No songs of birds or rural grove,
Which oft attune the heart to love:
No flowry banks or purling stream,
Nor Cyntha's soft inspiring beam;
No lambs disporting DER the lawn,
Nor coverts deep, where sleeps the fawn:
Their gentle influence impar.,
To soothe and tranqulize the heart.
A wreck upon the angry deep,
Where winds inconstant rudely sweep;
The dreary day, and dismal night,
With none to aid in fun'ral rite;
Death, in its most appalling form,
More dreadful than the angry storm;
Famine with her quivering lip,
No fount Of Horeb there TO sip:
These sad realities impart,
Affection in the suffering heart.
The pledge in ladies' bower made,
Like fairest flowers soon will fade;
When halls of tapestry attest,
The heaving sigh that swells the breast;
Deceit may practise on mankind,
For none can sound the viewless mind"
But when no power to save is near,
And hope is lost in deep despair;
The plighted vows Of lovers given,
Are registered alone in Heav'n.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26
aSHBY u. READ.

late Of Westminster in said district. dsceascd.
and presents bis administration account for set
Element ;-Whereuron, it il ordered by the
Court, that the same be- referred 10 a session
OF this court, 10 be boldeo al the Inn Of hester
Rand, in Townshend IN said district. on the
last "Wednesday of October next, Tor hearing.
and that all persons be notified thereof hy ;
publication in the Vermont Phruix, printed al
Bratlieboro, three times successiyely, ss soon
as may be. BY order ofihe Judge.
6 JAMES CRAWFORD, Reg.
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Calicoes, &c.

100PIECES; about 5000 yds Eng French
lOO aud Am. Prints High. Plaid Shawls,
Edinboro do; blk Merno do Ladies' Camb-
lets Camleteens ; Persian CambIeis Eng.
and French Merinos blk, blue blk brown
and Invisible Green Bombazines aud Alepines ;
supr Kid Gloves blk and cold merino Hose;
Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria Hdkfs, &c.
just received and for sale at very low prices
for CASH, PRODUCE, OF GOOD CREDIT, by
BUTTON, CLARK & Co.
Brattlebro, Sept. 25, 1898. 6w4
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Strayed

EROM the subscriber CA or about the 1871
II Of July last, red ycarlirc iiciier, marie,
with small notch cut 10 the under SIDE q,
each ear Whoever will give information
where said IIeifer may be found, shall b. librr.
ally rewarded.
JOHN. II. BRIGHAM.
Townshend, Oct s, 1898. G
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The following lines were written on reading
the account of a " Singular Lope .9tatr," CO.
pied into our paper of the 9th instant, from the
Delaware Gazette, purporting to be statement
of circumstances occurring to a young gentle
man and lady saved from the wreck of the Pu-
Iaski:
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p baggage Wagon TO Troy.

the vicinity Of Brattleboro, going West, can
have their effects carried TO Troy and there
stored or freighted, as directed For further
information, call on Dickinson e. Curtis,
River street. Troy, or the Agent at Chase's
Hotel, or s. ii. Bridge, Bptlleboro.
April, 1888. 80
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Wesiminster, g.
AT Probate Court holden al Rockingham.
IN said district, en- the last "Wednesday Il
September, A. ID. 1855 Present the Hon.
Dawn l.. PUrNAN, Judge.
ZONES Ellery Albee, administrator on the
~ estate Of
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4T.S(
w. T. GOODS AND GROcv,',
Ghoekcry,Gia q Hard IT.,
OIL AND PAINTS. DYg-1ry,
GLASS, NAILS. &e A.

"a II which will he soil chen, Z, Il
~, euee ~ good Credit.
NIB. They beg have toezpru ,.,,.
~ their friends and the ,.ulli, & 4. J
h.etsl share of rsirohag, ,h,y h,r. ~
AM wiil Say ID those who Wi.h 4 Il.
an cheap gOs-ls, that they Wii az 4 n
icfes q :" call aud examine bslor, -
-, Ehrrr.
Williarasville, Sept. IS. isat t.
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$. W: Spooner,

HAS just received lot Of FEATHERS.
II which be will sell very cheap Also.
FURNITURE, which he will sell a cost, =,
he IS closing business at this place.
BrauleLoro, Oct. no. 1885. Q
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Grape Vines.

S ISABELLA. cATAwBA, aud BLAND
Enquire Of X. CLARK o. II the Bod
more OF J. S,leen where samples 81 the Grape
ay be seen. Oct. o. 1888. 4
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