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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
100000
sIIERMAN,s POOR MANS PLAa1.rR

sHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
- HEUMATISM. Lumbaso, pain and weak
IL net IN the back, loIns, SIDE neck. brsast
or limbs, effect y cured byn In coughs ana
liver complaints they afford astonishing results.
" OTn on the lower part Of the spine thev epys-
the piles, and on the back Of the neels a.
children teethng will give IN m edats relief
Several persons have called az the vsfehoua,
70 express their surprise and thanks, al the a.
NEST miraculous cures these plastsFs havs AZ.
fected.
jos W Hoxie, ESQ wh1 had been "a snie,sd
with rheumatism, az 10 be unable 10 dross him.
selfwlthout assistance was enabled sftSr vys.r-
ing o. only night. 70 get up alone In the NOR
ming, pot on his clothes and call a. our Offices
with eyes 0eanlng With JOY and his Tongues
pouring forth the glldness Of his heart ~ ~
sudden md signal relief he bad received nom
this best e vi remedies
Mr. Davi1 Williams. Of Elizabethtown N
an old Revolutionary soldier ives 90 sdairtsi
with rheumatism that he could scarce hslp h,Tn.
self these plasters entirely cured him ~ Pre-.
only 10 D centsa plaster and ghch NOT oriS
makes them the best but the cbesbsst rlsst.g
IN the worid Remember that
For sale Wholesalo and Rstslbv
OLIVER PRYOR
nov ~ an Sole aRen f5f WherGrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
ANOTHER EVIDENCE.

Compound Syrup ef HIIi Cherry.
HR SWAYNE.-Dear Sir.-When I was at
IL Pnlsburgh asl August, ] purchased Of your
Agent six bottles Of your Compound Syrup OF
cled with a Cough, often very violent, With other
indications Of Consumption, or disease of the
Lungs, ot a very serious nature l had very little
was hopeless aud beyondits reach. had appl led
10 several Physicians for relief and also used
some highly pulled n edlcines which | had seen
in the newsp peTs but hearing that you had much
experience in the practice OF medicine, and had
treated many cases Of Consumption ] concluded
10 try yours and from that time, l am happy to
say found relief | write this in hope % al YOU
Wil publish il, so that if any human being has
suffered a. have done, they NAV know where
TO fnd a medicine, the virtues Of which may BE-
relied upon. JAMES OSBURN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
GREATEST BARGAINS o. THE SEASON.
Nesr, cA.aS and CostioS~6le wINTER GOODS.

\ Neu cA.Gp and I0StiOss6ls HINrkh GOODS
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
n W. UEISK ELL Informs the public that
". he has ius; returned from New York aud
the other eastern Citits and ~ now receiving a
heavy and general assortment of the most desi-
. rable ard cheapest Goods ever bro u2ht 10 the
cny Of Wheeling. AbOuI TINS there ~ no mistake
as hepubhc Will ascertain by giving an early
CALI
Thev will find nv Goods uniformly cheap, as
4 large pOrtlsn vi them were purchased at Auc-
ton IN he ciy of New York, at ruinous Tow
pieces, many OF the styles being dihersnt from
any that have heen seen II Wheeling. The l. dies
may rest assured that especial attention has been
gwen 10 procure such goods, both ornamental.
and useful, may be required for themselves as
well a. for faml ~ use. In such goods
MANIlLLAS, SiiAWLS. CARDINALS AND
CRAYATS,
Material for cloaks &c. the assortment both IN
quality and variety, - far superior to any IN this
city. / would also call the attention of purcha
&c the stock o. -'otS, cdssimereS, cdSsiHstfS,
which Is unusually large and cheaper tnaa the
cheapest. The stock consists IN part of
Mouselin de laine, different shades; plain EN-
brodered chene, rich satin striped, TaIltOn plaid
and other kinds, some low as rs 81 cents per
yaId. Figured Lama cloths; a splendid article.
Plain and figured A!pacha l.ustres, various coli
ours. Parisi1ns, Printed Saxonios, rleh styles.
Figured Eohenne. half pr'ce, Black, Blue black
poalt de Sol and Italian Lustring silks ne =
style. Nelvets and silks for bolnets, rich ribbon
to match. French, Earlston and Madchest e
Ginghams, Irish Linens, Linen cam6i[iS sI -. \
cheap lot oflaces, edGings nsertngs, six irnees'
80 NhAS' Eng lSn anu French PRINTS, &c. A
choice assortment of Shawls an+ Mantlas.-
Argyle Honeycomb Alplcha, embroidered cloth.
Tarlet0n, Wool, Broche, SILK, cash mere, Nous
I'm de lalue, silk amt other kinds OF shawls and
handkeIChiefs, Rich Pa IS MantIilas. Spanish
cardinals Handsome Sill and Velvet ladies'
cTuyatS. Velvet add Merino Prints.
A good variety Of Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts.
Gen tlemen's wear at reduced prices. Cloths
cassImeTes, sattinetts and leans, all kinds and
q-2Ltes. SuEer cashmere, Fancy Quilted, Meri-
no and Satin NestiGgs, Fancy neck Scarls n
new article, Satin stocks, black and changeable
cravats' A supply ofTallor's uImmings. Also,
heavy
STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOoCS
PLAID, bhene, striped and other style American
callcoes remarkably cheap. Brown and biea ched
sheetlngs and shirtings. Bed Ticking, apron and
shiTtnR checks; domestic Ginghams, striped and
plaid cotton, plaid hnseys, kerscys, black and
colored c bricks, cotton fringes, spool cotton
brown, beaehed I'd colored Canton Flannels.
Blankets, red, white and yellow Flanuels, at
your own prices. Diapers, crash tire ads, &c
4 good supply OF cotton yarn, carpet chain and
batting.
Ingram CarpetinP and T'ufted Rugs. ne, y
cheap. Remember corner Of Market and Union
streets. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
ANOTHER EVIDENCE

OF the 1roaderJul cures performed 5y Or
~ Slray1'cs co uPUund Syrup Of Wild cherry.
Dir Swayne-Dear Sir,-When was at Pitts
burgh .ast August, ] purch ased Of your agent
six bottles of your compound syrup of Wild
scatlOns of consumption, or disease OF the lungs
OF very serious nature. ] had very little faith
hopeless aud beyond It's reach had al piled 10
several PHYSICIANS for relief. and also used some
highly pulled medicines which had seen in the
treated many cases ofconsumption, I concluded
TO Try yours; aud from that time am happy to
say, found relief i write Tins n hopes YOU
will publish Il, 50 tina, j: any human being has
sufiere as have done, they may know where
70 end medicine, the virtues OF which ma, be
re led upon. Yours respectfully
ian JAMES OSRURN.
For sale by JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

TAU TION,-As all medicines which become
- very popular like that of DR. S1rGvnc'S COM
pound SyTup Of JTild Cherry. attempts TO imi-
tate or counterfeit IN some way, are freIVcutlv
Tesorted TO. Therefore Il - thought best 10 nut
the public on their guard against imposition. In
most descTvedv pOpular remedy had introduced
Eself Into the sick cnamb 3r, and its fame became
widely known, mp springs several Others IntO the
market, and with view 10 give currency 10
their invention, they take the name OGNld Cher
~ 10 add 20 their patched mp nos;rums think
ing 20 borrow 2 reputation from hat already
tablished, and TO help out still further with the
scheme by one OF the vendors the Aame OF DIR
WIstar Is attached, making il appear that this
popular and highly respected Physician il the au-
thOT ,Ol this preparation, Such is not the fact
Another I6dlyldusl comes out with what he calls
the Syrup ofWild Cherry, cliuging still closer to
Ine original name that Ind ividua Ia might even b.
name OfDr Swayne was not always kept in -iew
Those who apply for these latter day preparations
of Wild sherry, let me tell them, are tanpc~ing
with Their constitutions, and taking dTaughts
from the hands Of meXperIence, which thcy
would have 10 repent at some future day, had
not put them on their guard.
DR. S WAYNE'S compound syr.p OF Wild
cherry is put up IN square bOtties, containing a.
bout eight ounce 4 with "Dr Swavne's cOmp0nnd
syrup OF Wild cherry" blown IN the glass covered
with blue wrapper over which s a yellow label
with his written signature, the counterfeiting of
which will be punished as forgery.
. SBDT SWayne 5 ONCE, No - NErth Sixth II.
one door below Arch, Philadelphia, v here ali
orders for agencies &c mnst be directed. Ref.
erences will be expected.
DT Swayne's compound syrup Of Wild cherry
~ for sale at the Drug store OF
JAMES BAKER.
rep Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
DEAD THIS! sainn and SeHers' Tsrm

Monongala CO, Va. Aug 81 1886.
This - 10 certify Ihat gave two doses of Sninn
aud sellers Yer mItuge TO two Of nv children.
from one u brought upwards Of che hundred and
one hundred ana twenty from the other. | have
used NJ Lanes NermlIuge. and believe IL il
= ID worm medicine. but | believe Shinn &
Sellers IS better. DAVID SULLIvAS.
Clarksville Pa. March 1879.
Mcssrs ShiuR e Sellers think your Nermi-
fuge preferable To any nave ever seen or used
worms are often destro, ed by the use Of one vial
NOu will please send me twelve dozens at a. is
time. JAMES VI MEANS, VI d.
Prepared only ami sold wholesale and retail by
r E. SELLERS,
10 90 Wood sheet below ed.
Sold in Wheeling by James Baker. nov "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

TNILT and Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
~ and Picture frames made 10 order in the
Reatest style, and old frames regilt.
a SPLENDID assortment Of Looking Glasses.
Portrait and Picture Frames constantly on hand
snd for sale lower than they can be procured
elsewhsre-AlsO sign painting aud painting IN
al It's various bra nches promptly executed by J
~ BRAN STRUP, No 100, Main street Wheel.
ing, Va, where can be procured a. al times
psiris, Picture and window sIsss, ole. vanish
AVID p4tB mgf 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
w W. & S. n, JINESON.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

West side Of Main street, Wheeling, Va
HAVE on hand and are constantly manufacture
ing o general assortment of superior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest sprinp
fashions from New York and are now prepared
- supply 20 order oil sizes aud qualities, n the
Present. or past style, a. may suit customers.
Black add DTab beav lr and Castor, Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats
They also keep on hari an assortment plain
and fancy men. g and boys fur and cloth caps.
al Of hich they offer 20 their customers and The
public on hg most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
Crs promptly filled on che mos. favorable terms.
Thankful for The liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit q share VI pub
he patronage which they are determined 10 de-
serve by prompt attention, personal appIieation
TO business and cboapaud fayOrt bic rates.
mav1--v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

HNLAX SEED, Ginseng and BssswaT wanted
- For which tho highest price will b paid IN cssb
by OLIVER PRYOR Union street
nov ~ Whss'.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
ExPECTORANT EDY,
EuNSUMP TloN,
DIR. DUNCAN'S

CeIds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood,
Bronchitis, DiffiCulty Of Breath
Ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOOping
Cough, Group, and all Dis
eases of the Liver and
Lungs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

Lungs.
MT is we'll krowR fact. that CONSUMPTION
81 destroys more human lives than any other dis
en- sc on record. So great has been the destruc-
lie a r. ending Januarv Ist, lS42 that uowards of
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
wit this iusidIous disea sc la year, Shocking!
Were we not aware that this fact has been care
fully ascertaiuCd from tie records of mortality,
we could not credit the assertion. We behold Its
fatal ravages IN families all around u.s. gatherin
in it's cherries embrace friend from every cir
Gle and casting gloom and darkness over IFS
place ofvisitatiOn. These occular demonstrations
most certainly convince all that no time should
be spared IN procurnSa medicine immediately to
a. g BEFORE IT BE TOO LATE.
TheIe fore you who are afflicted with the frs
symptoms of a Consumptve or Pull nonary ma.
lure. delay. not IN using Or Duncan's Expector-
ant Remedy; Il Is certain TO eradicate and remove
from the system the FIST II seed Of consump-
ZION; and will also restore to IeTiect health many
Of those who have long been fined 10 the sick
give os incuTablc for the want Of a
proper Medicine. A-ents from all parts Of the
United States speak of the wonderful effects of
this Great Discovery IN tSe Healing Art, for res
cuing thousands from the colo aud silent grave.
Note. a he above Medicine Is a uups vegetable
very pleasant TO the taste, and suit
able to use under any circumstances Full dIrec-
lions dc are deScr bed IN pamphlet accompG'
nyi = the Medicine.
Remedy, and 40 not be persuaded 10 use any
other until you glveit fair trial,
All Senu ne has on the envelope represt n
talon of"H HOPE IN the form of the above plate
g}CAUTION. There are come persons that
sell the above medicine guilty Of recommending
some trash of their own sLewng, OF that which
they buy for trltle, and offer II in the pI OF
DR. Duncan,s. This they do 10 speculate al the
expense and the health OF those who are not on
their guard. Purchasers be careful OF these
Request
For sale al No Is North Eighth street, Philad,l'
phia.
5.Pricc dol. per bottle or six for dollars.
Just received and fol sale by
JOHN FISHER,
Inc "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
aug % em WSD

CHINN Il SELLERS celebrated Lirer PiHs,
y a remedy for tbs diseases Of the season. IL
is admitted by pathcIo2Ists OF the highest author
Ity, that no organ Of the human body Is so read
II disOrdered in Its fuIctICns as the Liver The
heats Of summer, errors in diet, and the never
ceasing indIscTetInns which expose our race To
disease, will always on the approach OF winter
give more or less evidence TO hundreds of persons
in every vicinity Of hepatic disturbance. Restless
nights, dry tongue, loss of appetite, head ache,
pains IN the sides, slight cough, confined or lTTeg
UlaT bowels. with or without fever, are some
few OF the many sym;t toms which indicate that
mischief is ut work IN the system, aud that II
should be corrected. Persons VINO seek relief
from these symptoms by continual purglng altel
resort To some of the ePbemeral products of tie
day with the effect only of pOStpOnins cure,
which better remedies mus. finally accomplish
Net only do persons residing IN districts o.
country ALWAYS subject TO aSues and bilious fe-
verS, suffer from tOrpOT or Other deTa nSement Of
the Liver. but also IN the highest and heathltst
regions In our own section we no. free from
aeues. Individuals who rest too securely IN the
notion of extreme health, and who attach no
importance - the symptoms above TecltCd, may
eless he lahOTlnE underline cry causes OF
disease TO which their attention is new invited.
In mala 'stTlCts, known TO every one al such
vigilance IN the use of means Is compelled by ur-
gent necessity, whilst IN healthier regions per-
sons reallyln danger are luilCd into false SeCu
ritY. To all such persons the Liver Pill " recon-
mended. Ii having we'll established claims to
their confde nee, a mild and safe aperlent, not
only opening The bowels as comfortably as other
pills, but at the same time acting on the tunc-
tons IF the liver and restoring them TO health
They do not relieve the symptoms BY mere puf-
0ing, and thus lPyIte TO IN Incessaht consump-
ton Of pills, box by box, for the benefit of the
vendeT, out BY a mild and curative process they
enable the patient finally TO dispense with their
further CmpIOymen.
Sold IN Wheeling by James Baker.
Prepared and sod WHOLESALE ano retail by the
proprietor, No 20 Wood 81 Pittsburgh Pa
23--V y SELLERS. uTODr1ptOT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

CAUTION.-As there is spurious mixture
cs!sd Syrup Of Wild Cherry, purchas ers should
Be FrfY particular TO ask for DR. WISTAR BAL
SAN, and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared for the proprietor, and sold at whole
sale bY Williams q Co. chemists, No Il, Minor
street., Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, byJ CRUMBAC-
KER, Wheeling. Also, BY I, WILL OK, PITTS
turgh, and IN almost every town and village
through the country.
PRICE 81 90 A BOTTLE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-03
STATE OF VERMONT.

DisTRicT OF WEsTMINsTER, SIS.
The Hon. The Probate Court for The District
of Westminster, to all persons Interested
in the estate of NATHANIEL ROB
BINS, late of Jamaica an said District,
deceased, testate. GREETING.
=" HEREAS Cyrus Robbins, who is nomi-
w mated trustee of Emily Aiken by the last
will and testament of said deceased, has resign
ed his said trust; therefore, in obedience to an.
order of said court, you are hereby notified to
appear at a session thereof to be held at the
Inn Of Chafee g. Turner, in Grafton in said
district, on the last "Wednesday in November
next, and show cause, if any you have, why
another trustee should not be appointed to take
care of and manage the estate left in trust for
the said Emily Aiken by the said Testator.
Given under my hand at Townshend in said
district, this 29d day of October, A. ID. I949.
0 JAMES ii. PHELPS, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-03
Leather and Hides.

TIME subscribers have for sale
Il Slaughter and Dry Hide Sole Leather,
heavy and light;
Slaughter Upper Leather, shaved and split;
Calcutta Leather;
Band dos
Calf Skins.
We will sell our stock OF Leather very cheap
for cash or good credit, wholesale or retail.
Also, will pay cash, and the highest price,
for slaughter hides.
GOODHUES, CHAPLIN & CO.
Brattleboro, Oct. 25, 1913. 80
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Wanted Immediately,

A JOURNEYMAN Brcklayer and Plas-
IN terer.
Bricks, and all articles used in the subscri-
bers business, will be furnished the coming sea-
son at reduced prices.
JAMES M. REED.
Bratteboro, Oct. 26, lS43. 8
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y. STATES DISTRICT COURT,
VERMONT DISTRICT.
nv BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE to show cause against the petition of
Benjamin Hadley, of Dummerston, for his Dis
charge and Certificate, Bankrupt, at the Office
of Samuel Pgentss, in Montpelier in said District,
on Wednesday, the tenth day of January, A. d,
1874, al 10 A. NJ. 9
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Cows at Auction.

WILL be sold at Auction, on the fourth
w day of November next, 10 or Is good
Dairy Co,cs. Also, one yoke of Oxen, I'M
less previously disposed Of Sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al the dwelling house Of
the subscriber in Brattleboro.
JOHN CUTTING.
Oct. "a, 1913. 80
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SHOES.

wv Z have very good assortment OF hall
w Cater, Village Lace, Slippers and
Walking Shoes for the Ladies. Also, chdren's
Shoes Of different kinds. Those wishing 10
purchase are invited To call and examine.
DUNKLEE & CLARK.
West Brattleboro, Oct. 10, lS49. 8
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Thick Boots Thick FfOOts

SPEARS celebrated mems double soed
- Thick Boots for $2,a5, (boy's and youths
in proportion,) To he sold at
c. c. FROST'S Boot s, Shoe Store.
B;attleboro, Oct. "a, lS49. 9
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TRANSFORMING Governor Morton oil m ,n.r
sachusetts, has appointed Thursday ina 0O'"
day of November for day OF Thanksgiving
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CHAIRS.

ITNHOSE wishing to purchase Dining Chairs
IL would do well to call on the subscribers,
as they have lot to sell ON the most reasona-
Bile terms.
DUNKLEE & CLARK.
West Brattleboro, Oct. 10, 1S43. 9
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
SENATE.
Monday, Oct. 90.

MONDAY, Oct. %.
Mr.. Briggs introduced bill chartering
the Champan aud Connecticut River Rail
Road company read twice and referred to
committee on Roads.
Mr.. Camp, from the committee on FL
nance, to which was referred the joint reso-
luton concerning the pay and mileage of
members of Congress, reported that the reso-
luton ought not to pass; the question was
then taken, shall the resolution pass and 1t
was unanimously rejected.
Mr.. A. Allen presented the petition OF IN
habtants of Benson, asking the passage OF
law changing the place OF holding the
courts in Rutland county from Rutland to
Castleton read and laid on the table.
HOUSE.
Petitions presented. OF NJ. G. Langdon
and others, for removal of shire of Rutland
County to Castleton which Mr. Harrington
moved be referred to committee of five, mot
members from Rutland County-supported
by Messrs Harrington and Whittemore, OPP
posed by Messrs Daniels, Kellogg, Crowley
and Henry, and lost, 100 to Al. The petit
ton was then referred to members of Rut-
land County. Ofinhabitants Of Wesihaven,
Sudbury and Fairhaven, and Of James Rice
and 800 others, for removal of shire of
Rutland CO. to Castleton, referred to mem
bers of Rutland county.
Mr.. Everett moved to reconsider the vote
of Saturday ordering the engrossment of the
Center Rail Road Company, and the mo-
ton was laid on the table. Mr.. E. then
gave notice of an amendment, providing that
the Company shall not construct road in
the valley of the Connecticut so as to con-
flict with any other rail roads therein.
Reports Of Committees. BY committee
on roads. bill reviving act incorporating the
Connecticut aud Passumpsic rivers rail road
Mr.. Davis of N. moved an
amendment, subjecting the corporation to
the control OF future legislatures, and the
bill and amendment were made the order
for tomorrow afternoon.
Bills Introduced. BY Mr.. Rice, of STRAIT
ton, in alteration of act for ascertaining the
line between Bennington and Windham
Counties, referred to select committee of
five.
Mr.. Rice Of Somerset called up the bill
relating TO the collection of taxes on nonresi-
dents lands, and on his motion it was re-
Gerred to the Judiciary committee.
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BREACH OF PRoMsE.--At a late term Of ~.
Posey circuit court, Indiana in the case OF hosen-
Fearing Frederick Bishop, for breach oil prom Ls
Use of marriage, the jury returned verdict io' Wv
plaintiff of "a 900 damage.
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LADIES GATHERS.

IN ALL THEIR V.ARIETY, at
c. C. FROST'S Boot & Shoe Store
Bratteboro, Oct. "a, l943. 8
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Groceries and New Fruit.
NEW BOX and KEG RAISINS; Fresh
~ back and green TEAS; brown and loaf
SUGAR, for sale by
WlLLISTON & TYLER.
October 90, lS43. 9