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The native American., 1840-02-01

lcltizens have been shot down like wild cattle by
a foreign soldiery and their blood has gone uf
TO the great God, IN cries of vengeance AL
Massachusetts are in arms And are we here o
the Green Mountains TO remain idle?" he added
with look and tone OF almost ffghifu energy
"by all the thrones of Heaven and hell, no,
nor
/ 30, for the renovation Of one year of nv man
hoods vigor - exclaimed the Captain, springing
| from his chair and hastily sirlding round the
room.
"All that is well enough, but unless, my
friend" observed the stranger, after Il silence
among the company of few moments, in which
he seemed to have brought his feelings back to
the usual current; $50 instead of calling on Her.
cnles. like the man Of the fable, in prayers thai,
never can be answered, be thinking what you can
do. This Ipdan''-he continued, in an under
tone, approaching TO the Captain. he is lomes-
ticated in you family -
:" Yes, brought up by us, mostly; a cunning,
prudent, and faithful fellow" replied the Captain
in voice too 10" to be heard, as he supposed, BY
the rest of the company.
| "And may he made useful friend for some
emergencies, with your permission, Captain p
| "Yon have it, that is for an occasional runner,
scout, or the like-I should not like to part with
him for any great length o.! time, however"
.. Here, my friend" said the stranger. ap-
preaching the native, and presenting him with 4
valuable pocket knife, "will you take this a
gift to remember me by ! Now look me IN the
face"
"Yas-umph All him good--onc very
good ~ said the Indian, quickly pockclng the
knife.
"Now, Captain" said the. stranger, putting on
mis- hat, and giving other Indications OF his inen-
ton to depart, 8 1 have only to say, that am
sorry could not have been more frank with you
in some particulars but circumstances forbade
it. Now mus, be off; and | have some notion,
he continued, looking at Warrington, ''of inei-
ing your guest here TO accompany me as guide
MIR. Howard is an old Acquaintance, Sir. jus!
called after long separation said the Captain.
g We should be sorry to part with him so soon.
8 Mr.. Howard will remain through the nigh,
with us, surely - interposcd the musical voice
Of Miss Hendee.
(" The stranger gave scruitnZng look at the |
father and daughter, and ended by exchanging
with Warrington looks Of intelligence, which
very clearly showed that the two were by no
means strangers to each other. Seeming 10 salts
fy himself, he was about TO remark further, when
he tramp of men, now heard approaching the
door, arrested the attention of the company. The
rafting Of guns announced them to be armed
men, among whose voices the quick ears of Miss
Hendee recognized that of Darrow. Instantly
rising, she hastily invited Warrington to take a
seat in the other room; and the latter complying,
the lovers disappeared through one door, just as
the new corners entered another.
*The Fort at Crown Point was in the old French war,
denominated Fort Frederick
The native American., 1840-02-01
From u paper 100 gears old.

The following is very droll specimen of
Yankee wit. Ii has actually appeared in Pro-
vidtnce paper, and ii The groceries of this Rhode
Island jester be as h,ghtlavored as his 'humor,
he deserves daily crowd Of customers. ....
TO BE SOLD BY NICHOLAS BRANCH,
AT his Relectory, west end Of the Brge,
Providence,
Consisting of bread, butter, cheese,
hams, eggs, salmon, meats tongue,
ol sters, &c. ready cooked.
AGlrATIoNs,
Cider, vinegar, salt, pickles,
sweet oil, &c.
GRIEVANCES,
PePper-sauce, mustard, black
pepper, cayene.
PUNlsHMENTs,
Wine, brandy, gin, spirits, bit
ters, &c.
sUPERFLUI les,
Snuff, tobacco, and segars.
N. B. Amy OF the above articles to be .ex-
changed 10
NECEsSARIES, VIZ.
French crowns, Spanish dollars, pistareens,
cents, nils, or bank bills.
Credit giuen for
PAYMENTS,
30, 60, aud 80 seconds, Or as long man car
'.' hold his breath
Rudinaents gratis, rig.
Those indebted for arguments,
Must not be .agitatea,
Nor think it "a Grievance, H..
Ii they should meet Punishment,
The native American., 1840-02-01

yEvIE CHRISTIAN DRAHMIN or Nemoirs of the
Life rllinss. and Character of the Conye!ted Brah-
min Babaee, nculiag illustrations OF the domestic
Habits, Manners, Customs and saperstitons OF the Hin
do Sketch OF the Deco N, and Notices Of India in
geaerS and an Account of the American Mission Ali
Inehnuyynr: by the Rev. Hollis Read Americant Mis-
sonary to India. A few copies Tor sale by W. M. NOR.
NISON. 4 doors West of Browns hotel. noy9
The native American., 1840-02-01

>IDNEY, CRATE, AND SMITHS CoAL.-The
subscriber has hand and offers for saie tot OF
Coal OF the above kinds. He also continue. to sell oil
kinds of Lumber, an,, has hard large quantity OF
Yellow Pine, sawed Latns Palings. Shngl $. sc.
Ian IS ULYSSES WARD.
The native American., 1840-02-01
A CARD.-TO THE LADIES.

\ NTERlNO and Circassian Dresses, with every olEe
WI Family Article in the Woo.len or Wersted line
DYED beautiful Greens, Scarlet, Yellow, BiUe brown
Purple, Adelaide and ali the intermediate shades OF colo
ut short notice and moderate terms ~ Applying 10
WIN. BELL.
Coat Dresser and Dyer only at the WIG W.74H soa,h
side of Pennsylvania avenne, street Washington
n. B. Family Mon'nng Dyed in "A hours notice.
GJ-No connrxon with any other establishment
Nov 9-l4 ct
The native American., 1840-02-01
CHEAP CASH STORE.

I'd OOTS, SHOES AND CAPS, sold cheap for cash
I'D The subscribed rerns his thanks TO the pubic gen.
orally for the liberal patrt mage he las already received
and hopes by constant and pGcua attention to all
dcis, to merit continuance OF thr same. He has
cei, ed the following articles which liz will sell cheap lsr
Ladies Calf skin Walking Shoes.
Morocco & Seal skin 10.
Seal & Kidd Slippers,
Gather Boots.
Seal & Morocco do.
Misses do.
Seal, Morocco & Calf skin Boots.
6 Jeiiersons
~ slippers.
Gen'iemens Boots, sewed and pegged
Do. Waterproof Boots. ~...... 49,.
Do Nuys.
Mems and Boys Brogans ~.
All kinds Of Over Shoes.
Fur & Hair Caps
Backing, Brushes sc.
VIM DOUGLASS.
South side Penn. Av., between 9 & 1ostsek.
NEW GOODs.--We have opened today, in addition
~ 10 our stock
10 pieces rich embroidered Mouselines de LANES
80 do do Striped and Figured do do
25 Black ChaniIy Wells. assorted
Is pieces rich Changeable Silks, Rept and Poult de
rs pieces heavy Irish Linens, warranted free from
cotton
case fne Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Also large stock of rich Laces and Edgngs
dec IA BRADLEY Il CATLETT
The native American., 1840-02-01

A HEMoiR OF THE REV. HENRY MAkrYN,
IN B D., late Fellow OF ST. Johns College, Cambridge,
and Chaplain Of the honorable East Ina Company, by
the Rev. John Sergeant, NJ A. Rector OF Saving from
the tenth London edition, corrected and enlarged; with
Introductory Essay and Appendix by the Amrrcan
editor: third edition Fo sale by w. NJ. MORRISON,
at his book and stationery store, doors West of Browns
hotel q
The native American., 1840-02-01

ENTLEMEN AND BOYS WINTER WEAR
" would respectfully invite attention to my large
and general assortment of gentlemen and boys fall and
winter wear, being late addition to my stock and
sisting, in part, of @a
rs pieces black ble Adelaide and dinvsble green cloths
so do fancy and plain cassimeres .0-.
do sattnets all colors and qualities ..
10 do Kentucky jeans ..."
80 do winter vestngs, consisting Of silk and satins,
plain and cut vevets, Valenclas SC. Sc.
ALSO,
Lanbswool shirts and drawers
Plain and trmfc ed stocks
Sroer kid. bea' Ar and Angola gloves
Lambswoo, Vigonia, worsted, country knit and silk
hosiery
Spitafeds and bantanna handkcrchiefs
Gum elastic su'penders, indeed every article in the
line.
Those who wish to purchase any of the above ARTICLES
will find ad vantage calling the subsrrb.r
JAMES 3. CLARKE,
Opposite Centre Market, and No. . from sh street
Nov.9.
The native American., 1840-02-01

V6OuSE AND LOT IN MECHANICS ROW FOR
III SALE.-Wa will sell on very accommodating terms
tne House occpiedby MIR. Given at sl6Dper annum.
nov 80 BRADLEY x CATLETT.
The native American., 1840-02-01

cunning goods vel offered,
among which many articles at the following prices
Handsome Gros de Naples at 81 l2 and IS.
R.ch figurei SatIns NJ IS 3 1 and 81 25
SILK Cashmere and Worsed Hosiery .'.
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose at II l.2 cents
Misses, Boy and Infants Hosiery
Superior MllIed Flannel, for Ladies
Thread dgings aud Laces, very dow.
Linen Cambria, Plain aud Hemstitche. Handkerchefs
Ca!icoes at IL, g. 10 and II cents, &c.
MousseIaines, ShaI!eys and Mernos
Cas- sim I at reduced prices
Coiored Silk ana Worsted Braids, Combs, Collars
Suspenders, Stocks, Crayats, &" forts, &c.
Chi!dren's Japanned Leather Belts VI"
Fur and Seal skin Caps, Boot, and Shoes Of all kinds
And many other goods usually kept in variety stores.
JNO. H. DRURY,
Jan Is Opposite Buildings, West end.
llELIlNG nFF!-rfIe subscriber, terniIn,d to sell
- c his entire stock Of Winter Goods, if possible Of
ies the following articles full lOper cent less than regu
lar pl!t es viz.
Rose Whitney and Mackanaw Blankets
Red, WI hi,e and yellow Flannes
Cloths Cassimeres and Cassines ..
Kentucky Jeans and Hardtines
English and French Merinos
Servants Merino Coaks, at $i
Dark Cacoes. French, English and Domestic
Plain and Figured Dress and Bonnet Silks
II and S-4 Blanket Shawls (pain and fgured)
and S.4 Broche and kabyle Shawls
Hosiery, embracing in kind Lambswool, Cashmere,
Angola, Worsted, Silk, and Cotton Hose and Half
Hoe, and Chdrens Woollen and Cotton Hose of
every size
Al French Chintz, at 81 IA cents per yard
the Dry Goods line, may penny by calling soon at
JAMES B. CLARKE'S,
Jan Is No. from Sth st. and op. Centre Market
HOSIERY STORE.-3OO dozen comprise the subscr-
bers stock of that important article Hosiery, and
it is embraced every desirable kind, quality and size.
10 dozen Mems Long Woollen Hose
80 do Wonen's do do
$50 do do Cotton, Silk Worsted, Cashmere,
Molar and Angola Hose
60 do Mems Lanbswool, Country Knit Worsted,
Vgonia, Cotton and Silk Half Hose
so do Chdrens WoolIen Hose and Half Hose, of
every size
Also, Lambswool Merino and Cotton Shirts and Draw
ers, all of which will be sold at low prices by
JAMES b. CLARKE,
Jan Is No. from Sth ST. op. Centre Market.
S,ILKS, MOUSSELINES &c.-We cfler for sale
= Figured Gros de Maps, at rs cents
Plain do do at 65 do
Plain Pout lie Louis, at 81 l.2
Black g-ound Mousselines, at $3 rs to $5 so
Colored do do at 81 % 10 $S
Brocha and Cashmere Shawls, at 81 % TO sl2
French Merinos, at 81 TO 81 IS
English do at 80 to 80 cents
! Needle work Collars Thread Eigngs, &c.
Bleeched and Brow, Coltons, Fannels, &c.
With many other desirable goods, which will be offer
ell low by A. w. J. Il. TURNER.
Jan lS-3t
The native American., 1840-02-01

EhTINTER GOO0S.-Just ltceircd
w IL pieces heavy Beaver and Pilot Cloths
II pieces heavy flushngs and herseys
l5a heavy negro Blankets
80 pieces Sattinets, assorted .... ...1
So pieces Hard times
y pieces PLAID Lnsers
IL pieces White F!annels
Dee 7--.It A. w. & j. 4. TURNER
'sNkY DR. MASON'S HOP PILLS.-More shan TO-
4 600 uoxrs of these pills have bsen sold in Phadel-
hia since their first int eucon there June last They
enttrcy vegetable, no, particle Of Calce or any
ll,uriaI poison. Th, very mild IN their operation
aud rir beneficial results in breaking up colds relieving
onss hsai rches and al other complaints showing an
oppressed STATE OF the system woie r. Pert, ctly
sac III nil ciscun.,ancts. and no attention to diet We
could give the o raany honorable and disting-
ai-hed in Washington in their favor but as the La
dies the brs. Judges Ct these things please ask Mrs
Hepburn steam Boat Landing. Mrs. Greer 10th Street,
Mrs. Il. +. Brown, Street. Try box according to
directions, and you will ask for no other reccommen.
daliCns. .@
j. +. Caan, L. Johnson, G. +. UppeEnan and Others,
4 gents in Washington, Bell & Entw' tie Alexandria E.
5. Wright and Thomas. ookseier, Georgetown.
The native American., 1840-02-01

RlAPACKAGES Dry GOODS AT REDUCED
~OOPRiCES.--We have hanl one hundred aud
twenty thousand dollars Of goods, we'll bought, which
will be sold at very reduced prices for cash. We are
partculary desrous of reducing our stock Goods sold
10 punctual customers usual terms.
Noy2 BRADLEY Z ChTLETT
The native American., 1840-02-01

FENHE AIT OF FNIN IINN IN UlL AND TN
d FIR .SCO being history Of the various processes
and material poyed from It's discovery by HUI bert and
John Van Eyc to the present time translated from the
Original French Treatise OF NJ. J I l.. Mernce. Sec
retdrv 10 the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Paris with
observations the rise and progress o the B
sh art and the French and EngIsh chronac scales and
theories of coInin, by w. r. >aGcId Taylor, Senior
Curator al the Living odei Aca!eny, &c Just received
and for sale at w. NJ. MORDlSON's Book and Station
xry Store 4 doors wtst Of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-02-01

VUST RECEIVED fnfttrr supply of cheap edition
y of the Wnverey No"e!s- Kenilworth. This day
.;yed and for sale by w. NJ. MORRISON.
No,a 1 doors west of Brown's Hotel
The native American., 1840-02-01

*The Fort at Crown Point was in the old French war
denominated Fort Frederick
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PAINTING.

IL ing south of the Bank, (entrance first
door north of the Vermont House,) where he
will pay particular attention to SIGN, Or
NAMENTAL aud IMITATION PAINT
ING.
He will furnish as good workmen as can be
found in the country, to do House Painting,
Papcriag, Glazing, &c. ON the most reasona.
Bile terms, in this aud other towns. Cabinet
Furniture and Chairs taken in exchange for
painting chairs.
FREDERICK VAN DOORN.
Drattleboro, Jan. IS4O 60
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Western Rail Road.


PASSENGER Trains run daily, (Sundays
n excepted as follows:
Lenve Springfield, A. M.,-reach Boston
19a p. M. Leave Springfield, l Id p. NJ. =
reach Boston 6i p. M.
Leave Boston 6 A. M.--rench Springfield
II 81 A. NJ. Leave Boston 8 p. M.--reach
Springfield Z Sd p. NJ.
Afternoon trains from Springfield, connect
with train to Norwich aud New York.
A daily Stage leaves Amherst Of 10 A. NJ.
after the arrival of the Northern Stage, aud
reaches Palmer Depot in time for the afternoon
train for Boston.
A daily Stage leaves Northampton at l05
A. Nj. for Wilbiaham Depot, in time for the
afternoon train for Boston.
FAREs--Amherst 10 Boston S9,60-Norih-
ampton Ia do S,S0-SpIngfeld to do 500
Springfield TO Worcester so
Merchandise Trains leave Springfield and
Boston daily, Sundays excepted, through same
day.
R,rEs--up and doga-M Merchandise gen.
orally, per 1900 lbs. S4,70
Plaster and Lumber, (not less than
car load) 400
al articles coming from Boats
through South Hadey Canal, and
going do,cn and through 3,25
Lime, Copperas, Cider, Potatoes in
bags, boxes or casks, Shocks, Slaves,
Ship Timber, Bricks, Frccstnne, Soap
stone, Slate, Granite and Mari, doirn
and through, S,25
GEORGE w. WHISTLER,
Engineer.
Q..,orc..ll
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Magnetic Odontica.
THE INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH PRrp.
ARATInN


ARATION.
THE Utopian dreams of the aIchymist are
a reallzed, and remedy discovered for The
TOOTHACHE, and preserving those impors
tant and beautiful APPENDICES Of the human
system, by the use of the MAGNETIC
|ODONTlCA, which by IFS attractive, purify.
ing 4 strengthening qualities, removes all exs
traneous substances from the teeth, and pte-
serves them 10 their natural brancy, and the
gums in soundness and beauty. Ii is sscer.
tained from experience, that when used. ths
teeth will never decay, but remain ill the Ia
test age of man, with their natural wear
When they are decayed, its progress will be ara
rested, and the teeth preserved and prevented
from aching. All this has been done in null
iitude of instances; and more, in thousands of
cases, nervous toothach (that climax of painl
has at once been eiiectually cured by the use
of this the most popular dentrifce in America.
And the public, so far as they have become ac-
quainted with the merits of this tooth powder
have made use ofii--as we hate sod, within
short time, about 10000 boxes Of the Odonti-
ca. And, in conclusion, where and who is the
Young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual
that values a beautiful set of teeth, sound
gums, and sweet breath more than fifty cents,
that will be longer destitute of box Of DR.. d.
Hitchcock's Incompatible Magnetic Odontics?
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK & co.
No. III Gencsee street, Utica N. Y,
And by their agents throughout the U. States
aud Canada.
p5- For sale by DUTroS, CLARK & Co.
Agents in Brattleboro. Oct. 1889. Iy5
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FOR SALE.

1A THNHE subscriber offers his wei
f,..s@ ~ known Farm for sale, contain.
l.sssk9 ing about 800 acres Of good land
sths1EsaskA situated in the town of Stamford
about four miles north Of Adams, North VIII
lage, and about half a mile south Of the Meet
iDg-house, on the Stage Road, and very pleas
antly situated. Two large two story Houses,
one recently built and well fnished-Barns,
Sheds, and other Buildings, convenient for
said farm.
Also, one Other lot containing one acre oil
Land, House, Barn, SC. suitable for me-
chnnic, and very good place for physician,
as we have none short of Administered
opposite James Houghton's Store. Possession
given now with the crops on the ground, or
any time in one year.
JAMES MILLERD.
Stamford, April 90, 1910. .Is6
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Narrop Escape from Lighfning.-Dur.
ing thunder storm in the afternoon of Fri.
day gath ult. the house of Mr.. c. Buuerfeld.
IN Auburn township. Pa. was slruch by liz hi.
ping. which passed down through 10 The
basement, where young woman, daughter
OF Mr. 3. was engaged at ironing. having
the IRON at the moment hanging down in
her hand BY her side 1t passed down her
arm 10 the iron, and thence 10 her loot, and
though severely hurt. We understand she Is
in fair way to recover.
1ionirOse. Pa. Register.
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Important TO Females.
Reyonlds Il Parmely's Celebrated Female
IIenIih Ilpsfnrafire

ITENH1S Medicine has effected cures in many eases
IL where Physicians had given them over and the
Saratoga Waters had proved Intellectual II invsriab
~ removes distinctions, regulating IN most Of
painful, TOO frequent profvse nensraon, has
ed the most obstinate of Fluor Abus. All this
is effected By strengthening and restoring the stem to
healthy acton-ii does not operate a cathsric.
IL is'recommendcd by many of The eminent phy-
sicians in The United States. Doct. J. Morrison,
formerly Of Coiersn, Mass. who has prsciised msdi
cine some 20 Years Oneida, NY. SAYS in relation 10
it," That il Is the best medicine in 10
co Of retention, suppression OF the menses, think
will sustain the appeilaiun Of specific. have tried
in the worst with admirable spcce.s, and with
for the good Of sue ing females, that all PHI, scisas
would introduce il in their praciiee, aud have coat
dence TO believe they would find happy recruits,
have found the Pills TO fully their recommend
alton" Doet. X. X. Davis Of Syracuse, NY. will
tell you similar story, and many others that might
nam. II has bnen tried by many hundreds with
such universal success, that the reputation Of stands
onriValled and unequallcd, where il is known. Fur
further information, You referred the persons
whose names annexed to show-bls, and also
20 pamphlets left th agents for gratuitous disir
button. Price--Two Dollars PER box, containing
nearly 100 pills. Prepared aud sold Wholesale and
iail,hy Reynolds s Parmely, Pttsord, Monroe CoNY.
Sold by-wiilistou & Tyler, Bratileboro; J. II.
Wells, Bellows Falls; and Druggists generally.
Brattlcburo, July 1889. ly4T
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FOR SALE,

AT CHAS. c. FROST's, Sign of the
"A Golden Boot, north-end Halls Building,
INDIA RUBBER SHOES, of superior
quality,
BLACKING, In liquid, paste and powder;
/. WATER PROOF PASTE, which renders
leather mpervious TO water;
Boot and Shoe Kit, Pegs, &c.
BrattInboro, Jan. 8, 1870. 10
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Farmers Take Notice,
ayrshire Ball,
"a DO NIS.)

THE subscriber, through the kindness and
Il liberaity of John T. Gushing, Esq. OF
Watertown, Mass. has been presented with a
full blood, imported Ayrshire Bull; the very
best TO be found in Ayrshire at the time Of his
purchase in 1886, and that without regard to
price, he having cost in Ayrshire eos sterling,
say 326 dollars with the exchange.
This breed Of cattle is supposed to srrpass
that of any other breed, for the dairy in the
known world; and the Farmers in this region
will do well 10 avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunity now afforded them, of getting cross of
this breed, with their native stock-and with
view to have his stock generally diffused, his
services will be put at the low price of ONE
DOLLAR payable always in advance.
UJ- For further particulars, please inquire at
the Store Of Blake & Lawrence.
JOHN r.. BLAKE.
brattleboro March 80, 1910. 3mo3l
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Farm for Sale.

"a THyHE subscriber now offers good
fsssM IL FARM for Sale, situated in
ls..E13 Stamford, on the main Stage Road
tfaossz3 lending from Bratteboro to North
Adams, about one mile north of the Meeting
house, containing about three hundred acres,
with a good Dwelling House, three Barns, a
good Horse Barn, good Orchard well fenced,
well watered, pleasantly situated, equally di-
vided into meadow, pasturage, tillape and
woodland, well calculated for a Dairy-and
remaining in one farm or dividing into two, 10
suit the purchaser or purchasers. Price and
terms Of payment reasonable. For further in
formation call on the subscriber on the premises.
LEVI GILMORE.
Stamford, May 81, 1910. 1929
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SAGE Your Raqs.

M ANTED, all Wool FLANNEL R.os.
vv such as old Gowns, Covelets, Sheets
Shirts, Drawers, &c; including Merino, CIR.
casslan, Plaid, and every kind Of Wool wove
goods, not PULLED or FELTED. For rags oil
the above description, well washed, we will
pay Tour cents per pound, in Goods at ouI
Store.
BUTTON, CLARK s. Co.
Brattleboso, June o, 1910. 2mocw al