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The native American., 1839-05-25

II NDERSON's POLISHING PASTE-For polish
"A ing plated ware, BRASS and other metals, Ander
sons Composition has attained high celebrity The.
following testimonials, from many, are selected "A
This is to certify, that we have used Mr.. Anderson's
Composition for cleaning brass and other metals ALSO his
plate powder, which approve Of and ysnd wholesale
TO our customers. STEEL Il WARREN u
Hardware Merchants, Albany. y
III This is to certify that we have made use of Mr.. AM
dersons Composition for cleaning silver and brass plates
and have hesitation saying that is the best meho
we have used and recommend the same to others
81 a'.* ss a a@ "A WALLACE,
r Coach and Harness Maker, Saratoga
This 10 to certify, that have used MI. Andenons
Powder for polishing plated ware, and find it the best
article Of the kind that we ever used.
H VI $50, Pearl Street, New York.
. have examined and tried MI. VIM Andersons Che
mical Powder or polishing silver brass, and other me-
pose and Am pleased 70 1esn@msnd tbss npsr \
II Chemist and Refner Of Metals, Boston.
This is to certify, that have used Mr.. Andesons
Powder for polishing plated ware, and also the Paste r
brass &c. and it proved to be excellent article for t
to the public. JOSEPH SMITH, u
1862, Pearl Street, New York.
This is to certify that have used Anderson's Pasts
and Powder for cleaning brass and plated ware, and
safely say that it exceeds any thing have used bsfona
VIM. HINTON, ~
# 1874, Broadway, New York.
have been using for the last three weeks, Andes
sons Chemical Paste the cleaning Of silver and bras
and believe it TO be the best composition in for thu
purpose intended. r." D. ID. HOWARD,
'#'l.# assa Exchange Hotel, New York. &
Having made trial of Anderson's Composition in po-
fishing Britannia ware, which manufacture, we ieeH
satisfied that it is q good article. y
I = 80 IN - BROADMAN s. HART,
Burllng Slip, New York.
have made use Of Andersons Paste and Powder, and
recommend Il to persons wanting the article. .H5
900 M st~E'1 DAVID DORRANCE,
Feb. 6. 1886 United States Hotel
For sale at TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1839-05-25

MAY s. JONES, Attorneys at Lau, Washington, ID: G
Vl offer their professional services to the Public in the
Courts Of the District of Columbia and the neghboring
counties in Virginia and Maryland They will attend to
the prosecution Of claims before Congress, the Depart
ments, theGeneral Land Office, &c. &c. Their once
is the Of Pennsylvania and Third street,
in the building with Gen. Walter Jones, 10 whom
they respectfully make reference.
...-H HENRY MAY
CHAS L. JONES.
The native American., 1839-05-25
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WTASHiNGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.--The
w The Passenger trains this Road will daily start
az follows viz 8t8a
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE,
At 8 o'clock, A. M. and at 3D. O'Clock, p. M
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON.
AT nine o'clock, A. M. and at four o'clock, p. M
wardy, connect with the Wsstem train on the Ball.
tmore and Ohio rail road at the Relay house, reach
Frederick in time for the Western stages that leave thes
at IL o'clock. noon, Harpers Ferry, In time for tbs
evening train to Winchester; while passengers travelling
sstssardly conveyed through to Philadelphia whosh
ulDeeessary detentlun atBatmore, reaching Philads
pha in time for the evening line to New York. and tfass
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New Yenk
10 0ge day. - .stsisi'sl9 lsa@ H~f lts td
uAdsr no cirssnstansss @hatevsr n the train be d.
iayed heyond tn ~ AxsA Pr sartiag It i, thereoes.
suggested that ssengen procure their ti
theocs will be kept open till hafyss O'Clock
Pm. ,@s By order, gaitegh mla 9I8w aIafi
sOct.s l5 Nh SAMUEL sTEyTINIUS. Agent
The native American., 1839-05-25

H,HE SOUTHERN SILK MANUAL, and Farmers
Il Magazine.-Ehis work will be published under the
auspices Of number of gentlemen actively eDgageds n
the cultivation Of Menus MUkTCAULIs feeding or the
worms and the manufacture Of silk 1t with edited by
E. aATEs REHsE, and furnished to subscribers at enc
dollar per anntim. 800
Ample arrangements have been made and correspon-
dents established to enable the editor to- present work
containing all the information necessary to the psntngaa
cultivation of the trees the feeding Of the worms and the
successful management of the entire silk business Tbs
work will also contain valuable information on agrouWe
and farming generally. .a IAt
It will be the particular object of the editor 10 promote
the interest of those engaged in the silk culture in the
Southern and Western Staes there the calivator pos
peculiar advantages in respect to climates soil la
Dor, Ste. H @ ~
Orders by letter. (pos pad) with the subscription for
the year, will receive prompt attention. Address E.
Yeates Reese, Baltimore.
Persons DESTROYS to have the above valuable work
be supplied by calling at my store the Buildings
Dec.S +. HOWARD, Agent
The native American., 1839-05-25
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

TOHN SExSMITH respectfully informs his CUSTOM
d es, and the public generally that he has renqushed
his former stand to his brother VIM. Sexsmth, and that
he has taken the store doors west of Dr. Gantons cor
ner, and two doors west of Mr.. r. Keyworths Jewelry
store where he has opened entire stock, consist
ing Of the following articles:
Gentlemens calf and morocco boots Nullers and boo
tees, pumps and shoes.
Ladies' boots and shoes,
morocco and kid slippers,
white and black satin slippers.
Misses boots & shoes, morocco kid colored slippers
Together with a general assortment of common booth
and shoes All of which he is determined to sell at the
lowest cash price. Call and get bargain.
Feb. r.
The native American., 1839-05-25
't.6. rs SAMUEL STE3TINIUS, Agent

IIOtJSE.FURNISHING WAk3s-NOOhfc, On Penn
81 sylvania Avenue, near AZ street.-BOTELEN 4
DONN have just opened their Fall Stock of House-ir-
nishing Goods consisting Of almost every article used s
genteel housekeeping They have added to their stouk
this season handsome assortment of plated goods ssuh
as ##t U#&@8 aH tH fA4 atAF&4 Ff tS& s55 #t3f
Savers. Casters, Baskets Urns, Candlesticks SnufU
i and Trays; which have been selected with unusnaD
care.
Also, very superior English and Philadelpha Astral
and Mantel Lamps, Of superior workmanship: AID
warranted in good order. s
They have. also. handsome assortment Of Curtaim,
Bands, Pins, Cornices and Poles; which, together,
with their large stock of Looking Glasses Cabinet
Ware, Mattresses, Beds, and Bedsteads, Crockesy,
l Glass and China Ware, renders their stock more es-
tensive than in any other establishment Of the ktat
in the District to which they would respectfully
yite the attention Of persons furnishing. as
They have also Just received from New York hand.
M some assortment Of Cured Maple Parlor Chairs
N. B.-They still continue to manufacture Chairs o
every description. -.Qa 3 /
P. Looking Glass Plates Of various sizes.
81 Oct eff aa H#'t i5@3s III #y#
The native American., 1839-05-25

R1EW HONEY-Fine favored country Honey, for
table use put in jars OF convenient sze ior Ia
miles, Just received at loDDo Drug S'oie'
The native American., 1839-05-25

II INEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIETS, trimme
Ia and plain. We have to-day opened 81
200 doz. handkerchief. assorted,
Dec. % BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-05-25
IMPROVED SURGEONS TRUSSEs. for the rad-
cal cure Of Hernia, or Rupture, by HEBER CHASE
NJ d.. PHILADELPHIA. VIgga EE &r ~

The cOnNlee OF the PhlIadephla medical Society
for the investigation Of the radical of Hernia OBJ
serve:
"Fully impressed with the extreme caution required
in forming conclusions concerning changes of structure
taking place in parts of the body concealed not only by
the ntegumens but by tendnous matter and ascia and
where the nature Of the disease renders the opportunity
Of post moem examination exceedingly rare your COM
mee has been DESTROYS to avoid that blameabe haste in
the decision Of important questions which has too fire.
Temporary reputation, to the abuse of public
6dence and the injury Of the profession, by granting to
empiricism the weight and influence Of great names.
sThe instruments of Dr. Chase have effected the per-
manent and accurate retention Of the intesnes in every
case Of hernia observed by the committee, without mate
rial Inconvenience to the patient and often under trials
than usually ventured upon by those who
wear other trussestrias which would be mprudent with
any other apparatus known to the committee.
"The committee induced by the foregoing concu-
sions to recommend in strong TERMS the instruments of
DIR Chase to the confidence Of the profession, the best
known of mechanical retention in hernia, and
| furnishing the highest chances of radical cure.
dviduay affected with this terrible disease, they would
to this method of treatment, with the triple view
of securing their comfort Safety and Ultimate chance Of
recovery.
REYNELL COATES. M. D.,
" VIM. AsHMEAD, M. D..
@ Isaac PARRlsH, NJ D.,
s#g.tr, Committee"
Cali must now admit of the radical cure of Hernia,
and that DR.. Chaees Trusses decidedly the best yet
Surgical Journal. as..2 a
For The utility and excellence of these Instruments refer
encs may b. had to the principal physicanscf this CITY, who
For sale at TODD's Drug Store.
May Is
The native American., 1839-05-25

- recommended BY THE FACULTY.--How-
II ards Compound Syrup Of Carageen, safe, sim
ple pleasant, and eectua remedy for chronic coughs,
asthmas, consumptons, &c.
This syrup has deservedly acquired great reputation
and the confidence of physicians, remedy in the cure
Of pulmonary diseases 1t is not offered specific, but
will be found generally eectua in the of chronic
coughs, asthmas, &C., and will frequently relieve obstinate
pulmonary diseases.
OJ-When circumstances admit ii should be used under
the direction Of physician.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at my Pharma-
cy, near Seven Buildings
Also, for sale by most Of the Druggists in Washington,
Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore and throughout the
United States. F. HOWARD.
Dec.O
The native American., 1839-05-25

VXTE have Just received, and have opened to-day
w case Hem stitched Hdkfs very fine
80 doz. Silk Hose, assorted
100 do Cotton do do
scsrtoons very rich Figured Bonnet Ribands
rs pieces Jaconet Cambrics
100 do Plaid Swiss, &c.
Aps7 BRADLEY & CATLETT
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sTArE oF VERMONT.

.udrtt0r0 District, IS.
TO the heirs fSIMPSON GOODENOUCH.
late Of Brattleboro, in said State, deceas-.
cd GREETING.
" HEREAS, it appears by the report Of
w, 1.-THE Commissioners, and files and records
Of tins Court, that the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient to pay his Just debts, by
the sum Of about three hundred dollars and
the costs of settling the said estate. There
fore, you are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court, at a session thcreofto be hold
en- at the Office Of the Register of said Court in
brattleboro in said district, on the 2Sth day OF
Sept. inst, and give bonds, as said Court Shall
direct, for the payment Of said debts and costs,
or an order will then issue TO the Admnistra-
tor of said estate, to sell so much ofthe real es-
tate of said deceased as will be sufficient To pay
the aforesaid sum, and all legal costs and charges.
And whereas, HENRY CLARK adminstra-
tor de bonis non, of the estate OF the said de-
ceased, proposes to render an account of his
administration, and present his account against
SAID estate for allowance, at the Probate Court
TO be holden at the Office of the Register, in said
district, on the 2Sth day ofSept inst: There
fore, you are hereby notified to appear before
said court, at the time and place aforesaid, to
show cause, fany you have, why the said ac-
count should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court, at Bratteboro in said district, this
7th day Of September, A. d. 1880.
% DANA HYDE, Judge.
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Bassass or LsrersCoi.f.

EOR CONSUMPTION AND LIVER
= COMPLAINT.---Fo the cure OF these
diseases no medicine can equal Dr. Taylor's
Basam of Liverwort. Only look at the inn
mense multitude of certificates Of cures we
have published-cures which this medicine has
effected when no other was OF any use. Re-
member. this is no quackery; on the contrary, il
is made by regular physician, who has spent
twenty years seeking n remedy for that awful
disease, consumption. This medicine is sup
ported by the whole medical faculty, to their
eternal honor he il said. They throw aside
prejudice and false practice, and own publicly
that this medicine alone can stay the ravages
Of this deadly disease and death! When such
men as DIR. Rogers, Cheeseman, Wilson, An
derson, Smith, Hoffman, and many Others who
ornament their profession and honor society
when such men say, CDR. Taylor's medicine is
a certain rrmedy,n who shall say No? No
/, ,. "a a the sick hope then for health, and
~. 81. 80 ss,.; eeiiy, and they shall not
hope il vait Tinz * iitASys'ii,{ SICK mans H''
ffienl, and II deserves to be the peoples Ielils-
dy, for il is used by the medical faculty, sup
ported by the clergy, and recommended by the
Wide New York press.
| Slid by j. C. STONE & CO. Agents for
Wiidham County, VT. tf2
Clifford, (Green River,) Sept. Q, 1889.
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MARRIEp.

In this town, I'd inst by Rev Mr. Kidder, Mr.
George Chiids to Miss Mary Ann Crosby, both Of
Brattleboro.
In this village, 1lh inst by D. Hyde, Esq. Mr. Ma
than Field and Miss Mary Coburn, both of Wincies-
ter, NH.
~ this village, 10th inst. by Rev A. Brown, Mr.
Ariel Cof'en TO Miss Hannah d. Cowdin, both oil
Claremont, MI.
~ Vernon, 4th inst. by s. Titus ESQ. Mr. Newell
Greenwood Of Winchester, NIL. to Miss Elyira Scoti
Of Vernon.
10 Chesterfield, 4th inst. Mr. Henry G. Clarke to
Miss Hannah Willard, both Of G.
la Warwick, I'd inst. Mr. Moses Arms Of Greenfield
TO Miss Mary Ann Root Of Warwick.
Ia Gill, 18th ult. Mr. Milton Knox of ST Louis, Mo
TO Miss Mary O. Green Of Gill.
In Boston, 9th inst. Mr ARENAS Halves OF War
wick, Mass. TO Mis- Lucy Higgins of Jamaica, VI.
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UNIFORMS the Gentlemen Of Brattleboro
Il and vicinity, that he manufactures and has
always on hand, all articles in his line, viz:---
Ladies' and Gents Saddles and Brides; Coach,
Gig, Buggy and Wagon Harnesses at vari-
Gus prices; a large assortment OF Horse Dress
es and Blankets, by the dozen or single one;
Surcingles, Rollers, Haters, Whips, Spurs,
Currycombs and Brushes, SC. sc.
Military Announcements, of every kind.
Also Travelling Trunks, yaiisses, Carpet
Bags, Ladies' Dress Trunks and Bonnet
Boxes, Hat Cases, sc.
Gentlemen visiting Boston, are respectfully
invited to call as above. and are assured that
they will find goods on as favorable terms as
ut any other establishment in the country.
September 6, 1885, Sm2
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Alpine, and other varie-
ties OF hardy Mulberry
Trees for Sale.
The Northampton Silk
Company having devoted
their attention to the rais-
ing of Trees for sale M


- ing Of Trees tor sale, as
well as for the manufacture of Silk, oIier for
sale few selections of the varieties cultivated
with particular reference to the climate Of New
England.
II IS desirable that purchasers should exam
inc the plantation whilst the Ieafis full, as they
VIII be better able TO make selections, as well
as to see the general appearance of the trees; n
person will therefore be always in readiness to
go through the fields and give any information
required.
Trees will be packed in such manner az to
render them safe for portage to any part of the
country, and directions given for their safe
keeping through the winter.
The number Of trees that the said Company
propose selling this season will be limited, & ear
" application should be made at the Company
Factory, IL miles from Northampton, on the
Albany road, personally or by letter; in the lat
ter case, every attention will be given that
could be by the purchaser on the spot.
]. w. SHEPARD, Clerk of the Co.
D@ Factory 2 Ia miles from Northampton
Village on the Albany road.
Sept. 10. 1880. 6wQ
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NEW GOODS.
HAYNES E. BAKER.


HAS Just received from Boston, rich as.
j. II sortment of GOODS, suited to the sep-
son--comprisng the following:
URronhcunts,s ,m.I Sy.sss.,seras
nh hne IN hrono and O';r.d ppoSD'
Ct n,rgIS. d, y'o" L., anu ','' :, .''.r.,,
very fine for Geut's Over Coats; wool black
do. superior quality; Adelaid and mulberry do
of common texture for hard service; invisible
green and drab Cloths do. for Over-Coats, to-
gether with a choice selection of Trimmings
for the same; blk, brown, blue, purple and
green, English and American Cassimeres;
English Drab do. fine and heavy for Gents
Over-Coats; velvet, satin and Valencia Vest
iDgs; FAsHIosADLE HATS.
rANrv conne.
Enoi;sh .nd Frs,,,I, Ns,;,,,., r.i;o,, -
Scotch g;nghams. 100 rs ,'r;o,s 'r's,,J s,,..n
tons; 10 DIS. monsseline de laines. Itch colors:
a rich supply Of light and dark silks; sinchaw..
gro de berlin and Italian tafIeta silks: merino.
Edinboro. Highland and brocade shawls. fancy
kJkfs. blk and white aces h;sho, IL GO rnnsl;,:
corded. checked and Main cambr;cs. s;lk blond
| linen. wi and cotton edg;nos and ;nserf;nos.
Ladies' silk and Hi gloves. mer;no and co,ton
hose, bandanna' nopgee and iag bdkfs
6oo0 yds brown shee,;ncs and shirt;uos.
common brown and bleocLrd dr;Il;ngs. tick,'
inrs from Ia to so cts ner vJs eoIoSed cam.
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A Great Bargain I!
10
A Farm For Sale 3!

SITUATED half mile west of the Meet
- ing-House in Stamford, on the coun-
ty road to Bennington, containing three hun
dred and twelve acres Of land-one hundred
ofwliich is improved land, and the remainder
the most valuable timbered land in the town,
being heavily timbered with various kinds Of
timber; among which is, The most convenient
and largest number of Naples for the manufac-
turing OF Maple Sugar there is in this section
of country. Bark, wood and lumber, are cash
article on the premises. The Farm win keep
twelve or fifteen Cows aud team summer and
winter, and reserve land sufficient TO raise from
three 10 four hundred bushels Of grain annually.
There is on the premises, House "a by 80
feet, and Barn so by so ieet--an Orchard suf
fcient TO make twenty barrels of Cider; the
farm also contains good Mill privilege on one
Iof the largest streams in the town. Also, one
hundred acres of FIRST rate timbered land, stu
ated two miles from said farm. All of which
the subscriber now offers for sale at the reduced
price of sixteen honared dollars;--lrom three
To four hundred dollars w'ii DC required at the
time OF sale, and the remainder made easy in
annual payments, secured by mortgage
Also. sixteen head of Cattle and Thirty Sheep,
and HAY sufficient To winter The same can be
/ had with SAID farm Al q bargoin.
M III ANDREW COOK.
A MI. ~. <laf.l
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Brighton Market-- nondny, Sept. 0. 1880.

Brighton Market--Monda Sept. o. 1880.
Al market 400 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 1000 Sheep,
and 40 Swine. Several lots Of Sheep and few Beef
Cattle unsolJ. trt' ~
without much variation. First quality Ss 25 so /;
serpnd quality Z so IS; third quality 8 80 a 81.
Yeariings Sl2 N l6; two year old SIS a
%; three year old S..
Co.'s and caires- Sales a, $50. 49, ~, 40, 81. and
co. ls
Shsep--D Dull. Several hts at market were ordina-
mar lots were sold at 81 25 SO, 81, 10, 90,
2 II, 2 SO, 2 so, 8 90 and rs. lns .iiadi ~
Srrins Several lois To pedde were taken at liz a
53-4c fr Sou= aud 9 IL 3 "a for Barrowsi al re-
nil a6i-2c for Sows, and q f-2e FOR baffews.
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CONCERT OT SACRED
NJ u S &c.

WILL be given by the UNITARIAN
w CHOIR, under the direction of Mn.
PERRy with the assistance Of other Professors
Of Music from Worcester, on Tuesday Eve
ming, 18th inst.
Tickets at 25 cts. may be had at Chase's Ho-
tel, at the Book Store and at the Door.
Brattleboro, Sept. IL, 1899.
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New Store and New
GO Cd


rUNHE subscriber has opened New Store Ia
u Williamsville, where he offers for sale nm
entire new stock of GOODS,
--AMoNe WHICH MAY BE roUNp:.--
BLK, blue, brown and Daha BROAD
CLOTHS; blk, brown, mixed and striped
slate and drab cassimeres and satinelts; satin,
thbet and other vestings; 10 ps. Eng. meri-
nos from 30 to 81 cents per I'd; blue, blk and
brown alepines; BLK snchaw, gro de nap and
Italian silks; fig'd and plain cold silks; Edn-
boro' Highland and brocade shawls; good as
sortment of PRINTS; Scotch ginghams;
French, Grecian and common blk and white
iaces; book muslins; check and plain cambrics;
ladies' silk and kid gloves; gent. cold silk and
beaver do; merno hose. bleach'd and un-
blench'd cotton thread; blk linen do, blk silk
& superior Italian cravats; great variety Of silk
and cotton bnndanna and flag hdkis.; patent
and common pins; needles, sewing silk and
twist; 5000 yds. sheetings and shiriings; tick
ings from 8 TO 25 cents per yard drillings, bat
ting, waddne, wcking, canvass, padding, Sc
licia, and 10 short. great many other articles
which the subscriber will be happy 10 show Ia
all who will call and examine his stock, which
is large and will be sold cheap.
WINTER and SPERM OIL
oil the best quality.
WANTED in exchange for goods, most
kinds Of country produce, for which the high
est market prices will be paid. Purchasers are
respectfully invited To call and examine for them.
selves.
J. A. MERRIFIELD.
Wi!iamsville, Aug. 90, 1892
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TO Gentlemen Tavern
Keepers.

n HAVE just received from under the lock of
n ofthe Custom House, just imported ex-
Pipes and Or Casks Of RUM, BRANDY,
GIN, and WINE; CHAMPAGNE by the
Goz. OF single bottle; 2 hogsheads white and
brown SUGAR; COFFEE, TEA, sc. SC.
l take the liberty at this time to state TO my
friends and the public generally, that shall not
sell any liquor to any minor except he has a
verbal or written order from either his parents,
master or guardian--neither shall sell to any
one that is in the habit Of drinking to excess.
My Liquors keep expressly for Tavern Kee-
pers, for sickness and all temperance people,
and at fair prices.
A. JONES.
Fayetteville, Sept. IA. Q
N. b. All spirits and wines are expressly
forbidden 10 be drank Ia this establishment.