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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-22

EOHN G. HOLLAND,
CD No. 4S NORTH GAY STREET.
Near the Odd Fellows, Han
Has now in store and for sale low '"'''
Embroidered Muslin CURTAINS
Plain Bordered Window Shades
R"T T'' HolIa" GLAND Window sHADEs
Venitan Blinds Paper BLINDS
Fancy, Walnut and Green do
64Tablc OIL CLOTH
81 do. do. do.
"a do. do. do
Plain and colored Canton Mating
large assortment of Paper Haugings
splsHdid Fire Boards Prints, &c, Er
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-22

ESREsH FALL GOODS. r. GARDNER,
Il 1875 BALTIMORE ST., NEAR LIGHT,
Has Just received by the Pocahontas,
. cases itch CASHMERE DE ECOSSE
cases fine Eaflston GiNGHAMS
bales Rogers Welch FLANNELS
cases Barklie's IRISH LINENS.
ALSO,
10 cases new style FALL PRINTS
10 " tleached SHIFTING, of best makes
5 " KERSEYS.
For sale by the piece or single yard.
Q3-WhOlesae Rooms up stairs. al2
AtAMP MEETING. Just finished an assert
"a. nent Of Block Tin and Common TEA and COZ
FEE URNS; also on hand, a variety of other articles
suitable tot those about going TO the different Camp
Meetings, JAMES COKTLAN & SON,
Is Baltimore street,
all sead of Centre Market
q CCOMMODATION OFFICE. Persons
| n that are in any way embarrassed in obtaining
money in small or large sums, Rave only to call at Il
| f. SCOTTPS Agency Office, No. 10 Exchange Place
! Wanted TO purchase, at all times, Gold, Silver, and
Jewelry, Of all descriptions, a9Q
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-22

NHEAP PAPERHANGINGS. have inst
~ received a large assortment Of fine glazed and
common American Paperhangings, Borders and Fne
Board PRINTS, which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices. e'
Paperhangings ofevery description done in the hes,
manner, at short notice.
Also, on hand an assortment of Window blinds
embracing Venan Blinds, Transparent WINDOW
SHADES. STICK BLINDS, Paper Blinds Sc
Just received an assortment of superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low by V"
JOHN c. HOLLAND As Gavst
m3l near the Odd Fellows, Han
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-22

FRvEA-TRAYS AND WATERS. Received
". per ship Alabama, an extensive assortment of
supcrio. and common TEA-TRAI S and WATERS.
Among them some very rich PaPier Mashe, Bird of
Paradise, Sandwich, Gothic and other kinds in sets of
} AID pieces. Also, large variety of rich Gard,
Cake aud Bread Baskets. We have also received by
recent arrivals afm supply Of Family and Fancy Hard
ware, Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery and genera,
assortment of useful HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES,
For sale on accommodating terms by
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

Fruit Trees. Permit me to say that Ladies when
instructed upon the subject, will find this very
pleasant and ultimately profitable employment as
their supple fingers are better adapted to the en-
ployment than the clumsy fingers of men. l am
happy to say that know Of some Ladies who have
quite valuable collection of Fruit in their door
yards and gardens, the result Of their budding for
many years past. Would it not be quite us proiita-
bic for young ladies to take short lessons upon the
subject, from those in their neighborhoods who can
instruct Them to take lessons at great expense on
the Piano, under Mr. Boblianl
Would it not be profitable employment for tho
young in schools Of both sexes TO be instructed up
on this subject, either by their teachers (who may
soon qualify themselves for il, )or employ some one
near for single hour TO instruct their pupils upon
a subject, that will prove both pleasant and useful
to themselves and future generations.
A good author upon this subject is Downing S
Book upon Horticulture recently published. Times.
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HEALTHY FAMILIES,

HEALTHY families those who use the 'Resurrec.
Il ton or Persian Pills They keep the stomach clean
the liver free the blood pure the appetite good the mind
brilliant lna word the person healthy Those who have
sallow yellow counenances may be assured that fbar
liver less diseased and that by taking The Per
sian Pills frequently, their skin will become clear and fr
their stomach will be strengthened and they will have
healthy How of pure blood, which will give the bloom of
health Those who are inclined to fever and aaue. dys
pepsia, eostveness, who have unpleasant taste in
ter mouth IN the morning. should these Pills for thew
cleanse the stomach so eectuay that the breath becomes
perfectly sweet Parents and all others should bear in
MIND that they are an eectual for the darrhpa No
Snuen nave been known to die of summer complaints W no
ease marx thIs Tor will you not blame If your
enso is d'e lhS yos did not Try the Persian Pills
,, sola by BUTTON g. CLARK Brattleboro. Come A.
Winchester, Marlboro F. Childs ~ Co Wilma lone
WI Fu'hey 26wl
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STATE OF VERMONT.

m MARLBORO IS.
In Probate Court, august 25, 1875
ZONES Isabel Smith, widow of Samuel Smith,
~ late Of Marlboro, deceased and files in Court tes-
umony tending to prove Nuncupatve viii of the
said Samuel Smith, deceased.
Whereupon, il is ordered that hearing be had in
The premises, before this at session thereof TO
DO holden SPse'sy tho Probate viUe DIattleuoru,
in said district on Saturday the 18th day of Sepem-
Der next, and that said Isabel Smith notify all persons
interested OF the time and place Of said hearing, that
they may appear and contest the probate of said Nun
c9patve WIN, II they see cause, by publishing copy
OF The record of this order three weeks excessively in
The Vermont Phenx, printed at Bratteboro in said
district previous 10 said time of hearing.
true copy of Record.
Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Rep'r
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From the Massachusetts Ploughman.
b U ID DIN

August is the proper month for budding the ap.
pie tree though it may be budded in July. The
stock should be growing at the time otherwise the
bark will adhere so close to the sapwood that the
bud cannot be properly inserted Nursery trees in
well-tilled ground will grow till September unless
the season is unusually dry and we generally think
1t safe to insert apple tree buds at any time in the
month
But If old trees that grow in grass land are to be
operated on they must be attended to earlier in the
season. Pear stocks also need to be budded earlier
than apple socks-they stop growing earlier in the
season. Cherry stocks too cease to grow by the
hrst OF August, when the ground is not kept well
cultivated, and they ought to be budded as early as
the pear The peach tree grows later than either.
and is often budded in September 1t grows so ran.
idly in the later part of the summer that there Is
great danger ofosng the stock if il is budded early
as the gature is oilen SO tight that it girdles the
stock, and the wind blows it down.
1t Is advisable in all cases to examine all stocks
TWO or three weeks after budding, and losen the
Dandage when that may appear necessary.
Shield or I budding is the most common. and ia
the best mode of budding that has yet been nrac.
ticed to any extent. We need not describe Ibis
mode on paper, for all gardeners and orcbardists
are familiar with it. Orifnot, they will learn more
by looking on for one minute than by reading for
an hour. We will only say that in this mode
Perpendlcular slit OF one inch or more in lenptb is
cut IN the stock, then cross cut is made resem-
bling the letter r. The bark is then carefully ra;s
ed by smooth knife, or piece of ivory, and the
bud is inserted under the bark of stock. and so
trimmed asto fit in and lie even with the other bark
Messrs. Editors l noticed with pleasure in your
paper Of Tuesday, an extract from the Massacbu.
sets Ploughman, upon the subject of BUDDING
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E. MASON
Chelsea, Jan. Sd, 1874.

ONetstYi JUN oul Io4I.
SIR,-l transmit 10 you account Of my case for
publication believing it to be my duty have been
Ter, have had some Of the best physicians of Boston.
and could get nothing that would relieve me more
than temporarily heard of the wonderful virtue of
Lorraine's Pills, had no faith whatever, but took
them, and il is solemn fact that when had taken
but eight pihsl my Rheumatism had entirely left me
and have remained well ever since
N. B.-l never took more than one pill at time
and that on going to bed.
Yours respectfully, w. NJ. HALSTAL
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AGE NTS.

Brnttleboro, JosEFH SrrES; Nottingham, II. Good
enough Leyden, G. c. Chds; Mortified. Mas.
b. b. Murdoch Hinsdale, N. H., WIN. Halle;
Chesterfield, Q. Coolidge, A. Wheeler, o. b. Hug,
gins Coz Dnmmerston West, G. w. Emerson,
East, Roger BirchaTd, Centre, A. Knight; New
fame, Birchard & Sawyer; Willamsville, William
IL. Williams; WinhaIl. F. g. II. Kidder; Whining.
ton, - Childs; Putney, Isaac Grout; West
minister East, - Grout; Westminster West,
e. w. Daniels; Vernon, NJ. Withheld; Walpoe,
N. II Il. Seaver & Son.
November, 1874. 10
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PATENT
GALvANIC RINGS,
And
MAGNETIC FLUID.

TUNHIS remarkable discovery has received the unver-
IL sal appreciation of the Medical profession Of Great
Britain and has now been sufficiently long before the
American public to give n fair test Of its power and
efficacy. TnePaienf GdlUanic Rings have been found
to answer all the purposes for which the ordinary
Calvanic Battery, or Electric and Magnetic mach
ines are used, but are without any OF the injurious
shocks which accompany the application by those in
struments, and in many other respects more safe
and certain in accomplishing the desired object.
The Gavanc Rings have been usedi with perfect
success ia all cases of RheumaiSn, acute chronic,
applying to the head face or limbs; Goui, Tic Doio-
reur, Toothache, Bron chiiis, VeriigO, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis Paisey, Epi-
iepsy, Fits, Cranlp, Paipiiaiion Of The Heart, .4po-
plery- fitness of joints, LumbdgO, Spinal Com
piainis Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency Of
Nervous Energy, and all Nervous disorders Their
ed to be believed, and certain preventive for the
preceding complaints, they are equally to be recon-
mended. The Galvanic Rings are in every way per-
fecty harmless and sold at prices 10 be within the
reach of all. Christie's .Magneiie Fluid is used in
connection with the Rings, TO render their efficient
ton certain and To direct the Gayanc influence TO
particular parts which affected. For numerous
certificates Of the highest character regarding the eff
cacy OF the Gavanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid re-
ference is made TO former advertisements they may
be seen at the office. The only Agency in New
York is at 1874 Fulton street, (Sun Buildng.)
20 To guard against fraud, DR. Christie will ap-
point but Agent in each ofthe cities Of the Eastern
States. The only agency for Windham Co., VI, is
at MORSE & MlLLER'S, Bratteboro, where tesii-
monlas Of the efficacy Of said Rings and Fluid can be
given.
Brattleboro, Aug. o. is45 II So
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Tan Bark for Rapbevie.--Mr Light in-
forms us (says the Western Gardener) that he used
tan that had lain six years from the pits, to manure
the Eyerbearing Raspberries with. and he found
that they produced buds and berries twice the size
Of those upon which no tan was applied
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Portland, Ne, Nor. I'm. 1913

Portland, Ne. Nor. IN, 1913
SIR,-Pease send us one gross of Loraine's Pills.
we have sold all we had last. They have given very
good satisfaction better than any other pills which we
have 10 our market think in short time they will
take the place OF all others. We have had no fault
found with them whatever; but, on the contrary.
they have been praised loudly. | think we could
have quite number of highly respectable certificates
from our citizens
Respectfully yours, E. MASON
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Unable to raise the hand 10 The b.na,,

SIR,-For three years, Scrofula had produced such
effects upon my constitution that was unable to raise
my hand the bones were in different places DESTROYED
by liberation, and feared il might reach the brain or
vital organs. Ny pains were violent; all medicines
recommended did no good. At last, took Iorraines
Vegetable Pills, which gave immediate relief, and have
entirely cured me.
Respectfully, your obedent servant.
JAMES COLSON. ESQ
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w. G. M. F. Id.
FOR SALE
1T II GREAT B.qRG,gE.n.

VTNHE subscriber having so far ndvDnc-
&MisiIA IL ed in years that his nbvs;cs s,rnnn,L
~ IE is not sufficient to manage his farm K !"
ES duced TO offer for sale one of the no., 20 :"
Eng aIms IN the county of Windham CONSISTING Of a.
wooded o0G WIN suitable buildings thereon; well
m ", ana watered, and well situated with regard
70 roads and public business being about two g;,s
rom me village Of North Wardsboro Also Hnmna
barn, Store and Sadders shop with about 70 acrns "
i1%u n ~ seeeynge OF North Wardsboro. The whole
a par. Of lhis property will be sold as will hest snt
Inc purchaser. Terms OF payment made ensa s sui
possession given immediately desred Persons wish; .Iu
Sg 70 purchase will please call on the subscribe, Or
Erasmus Plmpton fohurher particulars. VI
North Wardsboro, July 81, 1916. " wv r: smsi
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Farm for Sale.

- TIME subscriber wishes to sell III,
&Sa.snk Il Farm in Hinsdale n. H., lately own.
pa III ed by DR.. David Wooley, consisting q
EzAEa ~ sxty-fve acres, pleasantly situated on
miles from Bratteboro village. Persons wishing to
purchase are referred 10 l.. G. Mead, Esq. Of
Bratlleboro. FRANCIS WoOLEY.
July ~, ls45. tf47
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West Halifax Select School

TINE Fall Term will commence on "Wednesday.
September third, and continue eleven WEEKS
The Trustees have engaged the services of Mr. b.
Sanford, member Of the present graduating class in
Amherst College. Mr. Sanford is highly recommend
ed experienced and successful teacher
Pupils who design TO become teachers will receive
special attention TO qualify them for the employment
TUITION in The common English studies, So 90 !;
in the higher branches, 50, so.
Board may be obtained good families on as reason
able terms as in any place in this vicinity.
By order ofihe Trusiees
w. j. HITCHCOCK, Seeretarv
West Halifax, Aug. 9, Is45. sw5I
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New Arrival of Rich
eJJEWELRY.-Rn

TIME subscriber has this day received q splendid
H. assortment Of Rich Jewelr, consisting in
part Of
GOLD CHAINS. BREAST PINS for Ladies and
Gen;lemens use Rich Gold BRACELETS, LOCK-
ETS, and RINGS, Gold PENS and PENCILS,
FANCY GOODS, Sc. &c.-all Of which, together
with his large assortment hanl wall be sold at
prices much less than can be bought in Boston or
New York.
III. ID. BRACKETT.
bratileboro, Aug 10. 81
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THNHE Trustees take pleasure in announcing TO the
II. public that they have secured the services Of Ma
HAYSEs II. CnrLsoN, A. b., as Pfeceptor. Mr. Chill
has the highest testimonials and is an experienced
teache having been engaged for several years 10 select
schools and academies; and the trustees feel INSURED
that he will give the best sasfaction and that the OPP
porunity here offered 10 the student, will not be sur
passed by any in the vicinity.
The lall term will commence on wednesday, the
third day Of September next.
TERMS.
Common English Branches, $500
Including higher English, $50
Languages and higher Mathematics, 400
Board can be obtained as low at any other place
Students be accommodated with rooms in the
Academy, ifdesired.
HOSEA y. BALLOU,l
EDMUND BEMlS, H.,
RUFUS BROWN, i'uSteeS
HENRY GOODN0W
Nottingham, August 4, ls45 so
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cts. IN. cts. m. s cts m. s cts IN.
North west part Of lot
No0 in LIST range, the
original right of John
Smith, Jr., supposed
So acres, 10 0 0 10 o SO O
Undivided half Of llth
lot, 9TH range the ORR
ginal right Of Caleb
Bodget Jr, OO0O O32O O Al n
No. in 9th range, the
original right OF Jas.
Hill, OO5O Ol7O Ol4O o &c O
No. II in 9Th range the
original right of the
Rev john Senrs aud
:, Caleb BlOdget Jr, 0 O5 0 OI7O OI4O 90 o
No. in the undivided 10
lands or south gore, 90 81 0 2G 0 SO o
- Also, the following forty lots, third division
No 20, the original right
of Caleb Biodgelt, O02O OO70 DOC o 10 O
l2 the llih lot, 9Th
range, the original
r, right of Job Seals, boo 10 0
Z. part No in the 9Th
range the original
right ofOliver Wen
dell & Seth Rabbit, 81 O 81 q
No in Sd range, the
original right Of Sam
Wentworth, 80 0 30 0
w. part of No. in 9th
range, the original
right of VIM Bfatile, O35O O n O.
And much Of said lands will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, at the Inn Of freeman Wyman in said Sttatton
on the first Thursday of October next at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, shall be requisite discharge said
taxes, with COSTS unless previously paid.
Dated at Slraton, in the County of Windham the
Esd day of August, A. ID. 1915.
IRA SCOTT, FIRST Constable
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The Nonresident Proprietors

or the Town Of STRATToN, in the County of
" Wlndham, are hereby notified that the taxes as
sessed by said town within the year next proceeding
this date, remain either in whole n part unpaid on
the following described lands in said town, 10 wit:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04
All persons require Facts.
Remember in dn cases that you are mol deceived By
things hat appear 10 be facts.
LORRAINE'S PILLS.

THNHESE Pills are acknowledged By thousands
Il that use them daily, To be the only medicine
that fairly takes the BANNER from all others. They
cause pain uneasness Of any kind in their opera
ton, and require neither change of diet nor care Of
any kind. This medicine has actually done wonders
II has established reputation unrvaed, on its own
merits, without being pulled up continually in the pa
pers.
The attention of the reader is respectfully called
TO the following highly respectable notices of this in
valuable and incompatible medcine-and il will be
seen its achievements most extraordinary as daily
experience speaks more and more remarkab, cures
where other medicine had entirely failed Of giving
even relief 80
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ON CONSIGNMENT.


OS0 Tons Gartsherre. No. |, Scotch pioI,o,
HOV 200 Tons No. American Foundry do
100 Nova Scotia Grindstones, all sizes.
5000 casks Fall River Nails, Sd. TO inch.
20 Tons old sable Lock plates, 16 TO 90.
100 Bundles English Sheet Iron, No If to 81
200 dozen "Ames'' and Others Shovels and sna5s
100 dozen "Morse's" and "Merrilrs" BEST Hos,
With good assortment Of Anvils Vices. Beiov,
screw-Plates, Hammers, Sledges, Carriage sprino,
Axes, Crowbafs, Mill Saws, FILES, Rasps, BsIsnes.
Wrapping and Sand Papers, Pumps, Shoe Nsi.
"Fall River" Rods and Shapes, Trace and Log Char
Nuts, Washers, Iron Wire, Borax, Fire Brick. chi,
Furnaces, Rivets, Horse Nails, Wrought Nails nb5
an extensive supply of IRON and STEEL
ALSO, variety Of Second Hand Machinery. arp,
Shailing, Geerng, Pedestals, Bearings, heavy Iror
Rolls Blowing Cylinder, &c, &C., ali which will },
sold al the lowest current rates, BY
RIPLEY & co.
~ Orders taken for Guilford roofing States 10 b
yell laid on roofs, at $3.50 per square, any whe,
near Connecticut River and only the cost Of trans
portation elsewhere, added
Hartford, Conn, May "a, Is45. ANA,
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PUINEY MODEM EACInRY.

VNHE subscribers having their machinery in oompe.
Il repair, ready 10 receive wool TO manufacture o.
shares by the yard the favorable terms Tey
have hand great variety Of plain and fancy Causimee
which they will exchange for wool, on delivery.
JAMES KEYES & Co
Putney, June 9, 1916. Al
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LINN, Dec. I'm, 1913.

SiR,-l have sold oil the pills last had Of you,
please send another lot Immediately. The saleoc i,or,
Tane's vegetable Pills is rapidly the increase-they
are becoming very popular ! sell more and more eg-
cry day. As a curative medicine and purifier of the
blood, think they stand unuvalled. One fact have
NOTICED that 10 one that has used them finds auy fault
with them; they have wrought very grea, cures
One lady, who has been confined to the house aud bed
great part of the Ime Tor reny years. is now cured
and able to WORK most Of the time, after having taken
boxes only of Lorraine's Pills! might name ma
ny other cases where the cures have been as great
but have not time.
Yours respectfully,
j. +. +. MARSH.
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YINiE Fall Term will commence Wednesday Sept,
Il 81, and continue I weeks. IL is believed that
The advantages of this Institution have never been
better than under the present management; and the
Trustees are happy 10 seeing the favorable opinion of
the Public, manifested in The extent Of ther con-
iinualy inore asng patronage. The superior mode Of
Instruction adopted by the teachers has been tested by
too many, to need now a remark.
"A. a. Ranney, Principal; a. z. Salisbury, Preeep-
ress; 4daiine n. Cobb teacher Of French, Painting
and Drawings W. a. BadiaH teacher Of Piano Forte;
Scion Sis5y, teacher Of vocal music, and the Organ
Other competent assistance has been engaged
NJ pains will be spared in preparing experiments
with an excellent apparatus in frequent Lectures on
Philosophy and Chemistry. Board is cheap, and stu
dents, TO any number, now be accommodated; the
best opportunities afforded to Self Boarders and
to clubs. Tuition will be the same, in proportion,
as formerly.
o. HUTCHINSON, Sec.
Chester, Aug. IL, 1915 81
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Fine Chances for bargains!

Fine Chances for Bargains!
AxA rINHE subscriber wishing to sell two
fn.tf Il DUeHing Houses and few exceeE;
HIS Building Lois in Bratileboro East village,
-k4 will disposeof them the most reasonable
terms, and give liberal credit for part of the pay
The houses are finely situated and in good repair,
and well supplied, also the building lots, with
pure and permanent spring water
He also wishes to let small neat tenement in the
village, and give immediate applications
may be made to L. G. MEAD ESQ.,, or to
SAMUEL ELLIOT.
Brattleboro West, August C, 1915. so
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Select School.
DummerstOn High School

TNHlS School, for the Fall Term, will commence
Il Monday, the 25h inst, under the tuition of Mr.
Dana Miller a. b. Instruction will be given In those
branches usually taught in Academies. Those wish
school, ~ -' "'e
TUITION per Term,--Engish. $500; Greek
Dummerston, August 18th, 1916. 81,
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MORSE & MILLER,
3 Doors South of the Market,
BRATTLEBORO,

JDm AEaLmE2659 jay
w 4 GOODS, Fruit, Confectionery, Thomso;
half do. &c. &c. Their Goods especially Teas, Coffee
Molasses, Sugar, Flour Fish, and all staple articles,
are warranted ofextra quality, and f they do not give
satisfaction to the purchaser and prove according TO
the representation given, they may be returned and
money refunded.
Their ThOmsOnian Medicines
are all purchased at the Thomsonian Depot, Boston,
and are warranted genuine A handsome discount
made to Physicians.
WANT TED,
ia exchange Tor the above goods Cash and most kinds
Of Produce especially good sweet Butter, for which
part cash will be paid.
p1- LADIES and GENTLEMEN, please call in
and see if we will not give you decidedly good bar
gains. GEO. a. MORSE,
JOHN .. MILLER.
August -, Isi5. So