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Al the nsune Asylum in this village on the 2sth inst,
Miss Ann Ferguson, Of Wha,ey, Mass, aged II.
In Siuges, 81 Joscphs Co., Michigan Sept 10, Arad
Hunt, formerly ct Vernon, aged 30.
In srarsburg Sept IAN, Mrs Anna Harvey, wife OF
John Harvey, aged 81 years.
In Fiizwuam, on the 22d inst, Of oekjuw, Simon P.
Warner, Of Winchester, in the goth year of lis age.
In Montpelier 18Th ut, Mnrha p wife OF Hezekiah II
Reed, Egg aged 40 yearsa lady whose character finds
eulogis every person within The circle Of her
quaniance.
On the 9Th Aug, at Lafayette, Ind, George Nelson
Cummings Esq, Attorney at Law al gainesville, Ohio,
formerly OF Windsor, VI aged a5.
In Springfield H. Aug. 90 Victor NJ. Sheldon Of
Col Salmon Sheldon, Of Leydcn, aged 80.
In Dummers,on, Sept 2sh Rufus Henry only child OF
Rufus and Mandana Scott, aged years aud months,
Oh who could see the lovely flower,
So beautiful and dear,
Go down TO the grave 10 lis morning hour,
Without bitter tear?
Printers in A. II. will please notice.
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WASHINGTON, Sept q.
The Union Of Saturday night published long
article, from which the following are extracts =
"The Government Of Mexico has determined TO re.
fer the Presidents oyertures for negotiations for
7eace tn the constituent Congress OF Mexico, which
'I.l assemble in the beginning Of December, we
telleye The more we see Of Mexican diplomacy,
the more 1t is marked by procrastination, and the
stronger we see the necessity Of prosecuting the
war with all our energies Such, we cannot
doubt, will be the course of the administrations"
The N. o. Picayune of Sept Goth is informed
that Canales, the Mexican Colonel has been taken
prisoner
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ORITUARY.

Departed this life at his residence in Groton, N. H.
sept Mh, at half past 6, A. NJ Mr. JoHS NoRHs, aged II
years and months. Tic born in Eppng, n. Il Of,
and lived in that town until of age, when he
new State of Vermont For five years he formed part of
he suite oil Surveyor General Whillow and with him
IN the survey oa the Northern towns Of that State then
deary wilderness. In 1891, he and brother purchased
arm in the town Of Chelsea that State entirely
Wilderness but since the shire town OF Orange Co. On
new years day, l702, lie married Miss Hannah Kelly
LPping. On the day his two only sisters mar
red Priscilla 10 Abel and Leah 10 Joseph Heath brothers,
ell OF whom, with himself, moved at once 10 their
homes in the wds Of Vermont He the youngest Of
i've brothers all Of whom, with exception became his
neighbours in Vermont He resided thirty five years in
Shesen where he had born family of eight and three
daughters the eldest Of these the editor this pa
per- The deceased a Of very considerable muscu
s power with great energy Of character well suited to
me hardy enterprise Of turning the wilderness into comfort
able human habitations.
Through long life he exemplary and faithful
servant Of God and died with good hope, full Of immo
my His reason continued I'LL the last, and his power Of
speech until very few minutes before ne ceased to breathe
ne hos lel widow, nine children and great grandehil
dren.- Oiire Branch
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School hooks.



As Of considerable interest to the people Of this
County, will through your Paper, make brief Of
what has been done uniformity Of Books in
Schools As Cor Sec Of Common School Association formed
in this County in 1884,, Outlined from great number Of the
schools In the County list Of the kinds Of books used
in them This List showed evidently that tue variety Of tc,t
books used In each school, great evil. Moreover
plants made by parents teachers and traders Of tho
frequent change Of books the schools imposing
say burden parents porpexiag traders they know
what to buy aad embarrassing teachers for they could prop
cry classify their scholars.
To remedy this evior these evs-he Association referred
TO- appointed Committee of Winter or Spring Of
1910 examine books and recommend such as they should
think suitable TO be used in the schools Of County. This
Committee turned their attention the examination Of books
and in the Autumn, had meeting Townhond to consult on
the subject.
Blu, at the time Of their meeting the law Of tie Legsll
regard the SUPPLEMENTARY Schools had Just buen
passedor was about be passed. and the Committee thought
best recommend List Of Books but TO leave it for the
action Of those officers who should be appointed tie new
Act Here the matter rested I'LL the Superintendent
chosen in March last Immediately after their election, lin
vod the Town Supcrntendens tie County to meet con-
venon Newne The subject ofbooks among other things
up for consideration The Convention then appointed
Committee to complete what had been commenced regard
books. Three of the members Of the former Committee had
been chosen Town Superintendent Of schools These
appointed on the Committee four Joined with
them and the County Superintendent, added the
Chairman. The Committee thus organized, consisted Of
The County Superintendent Rev. Amos Foster, Pu,ney
Rov H. Fletcher, Townshend John Tu0, Esqr Wardsboro
Mr. Roswell Harris Bratleboro; ~ r. shesle Esq westmin
stcr Rev. VIM. n. Barber Dummefson Rev. D. H. Ranney
Dover.
This Committee had great variety Of books under
tom held meeting consult together June 3d. then
again Aug 3st And the List which finally completed and
agreed to unanimuusly is IS follows
The Sacred Scriptures Colburns First Lessons; Adamss
Arithmetic Weiss School Grammar Peter PlfIeya Geogra
phy-ncw ediuoni Mitchells Large Geography and Atlas
Fowes Common School Spellerj Woee5crs Series Of Read
ing Books except The Fourth Reader viz Primer Second
Book Introduction to Third Book, Third Book and Russell
Il Godshurys American School Reader
The Arithmeucs recommended, in general in the
schools of the County, the Biographies recommended
used than any others Woreesers Primer, part Of the series
Of Reading books recommended used ihln any perhaps
all other Prmsrs.
The introduction Of these books early ezpedent and
convenient and the adhetng them for Of yearsi
hoped will remedy the evils which have experienced
Of having frequent changes and gren diversity Of
books in schools
ADDISON BROWN.
Bratleboro, Sept 2is,, 1876
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BrightOn Markel-MOnday, Sept. q.

Al market $50 beef cattle 1850 stores 90 yoke working
oxen ~ and calves $500 sheep about 1900 swine
Beet Callle-FiTst quality 1885, second quality 90
third quality 100 les.
Soresl earrings from 81 to 10 and two year olds from
10 10 10 al7
Working oxcn-sales noticed at $69, g. e., 70 and 70
20 so, % and as
Sheep Dull Sales lots at the following Prces-ssc,
Swinc-Dull. Sales at wholesale at 3.S and 80 al
retail from TO Jig and u old Hogs at ~ at VIII lesale.
N b. The sale Of I'd quality cattle not well
tanned.
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Waiertowu, ~ Y, Oct 20, 1871.
DR. d. Jayne-Dear SirYour Hair Tonic excellent
nee Many respectable persons offer their
favor Of your Expectoahi believe your medicines the
nest preparations that have been offered the public for
NE relief Of the afflicted and for the Of tie diseases for
which they intended Your Expeeorant think will
be exclusively popular. Yours, Sc
ADRIAL ELY
The following s from Physiean and much respected Ciar-
y, 1870
Dr. yayne-Dear sr-I have been using your EHpectorani
e1sFey m my practice for the last three years. and for all
eAoi colds coughs Inflammation Of the lungs Consumption
ml pains and weakness Of the breast decidedly the best
"eu'eAe have ever tried Very respectfully yours
r. w. WILLIAMS NJ. q,
asthma cTedby Or. JGnes Erpecioranf Mary Camp.
p OF New Haven Fayeo county has cured Of Asthma
~ moro than eighteen years continuance by the use Of DR.
yhts LApecorant She commenced taking the medicine last
SUMMER and ale using bottles entirely rid Of This
gNTessng disease We assured Of this BY lady Of un
ueuhed gemciy and requested make public for the benefit
VI o'htrs'-lMount Pleasant (pa.l Register.
Sagnts ErrecioraHfWe esteem il pleasure be able
recommend this medicine the best calculated for the purpose
W eung coughs, colda throat asthma and all affections
We lunga From long personal acquaintance with d. Jayne
we know that he IS quack and his medicines
OF The modern cry up, but the result Of his long expe-
as practising physician and tho expense OF great labor.
-iIiafunnd, lConnl Daily Review.
foF sale BY BUTTON q CLARK, Bralleboro. 8
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FoR EaroRAsTs.-The Jedersonian of Charlottesville,

FoR EMIeRAsrs.--The Jehersonian of Charlottesville.
Va, says:
We understand that there are in the North. western
Counties OF Virginia, thousands Of of land Of as good
quality and as productive those the far famed West
ern States where emigan,s from Virginia aim 20 settle
livery thing abundant and cheap there inform
ant told us that he bought hundred bushels of coal for
enc hundred cents, which enough last his family
year Think of that ye who have to pay $50 and $50
year for fire wood and wood in that country be had
for cutting and carrying it off Now ask II it would
not be good policy for the industrious poor en-
gne 10 this section Of Virginia. instead going farther
West
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-01

VT is now about ten wears since this medicine has
Il been introduced to the public and il stands unr-
vailed in its effects bearing the lest OF the severe scrn-
tiny Of oil classes, both friendly and unfrendy. 1t is
W, -. 1ne me use OF M'lneisi VINO nave
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nro IN t ,e 20 o. S Spa A.. &C. causing egIen
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End of the Mormon War--EyacuatiOn of
NauyOO.

By the Western mail we learn that the civil war,
recently raging in Memorandum, has been brought to
q close by the surrender of the Mormons, and the
peaceable marching into and taking possession orN
yo, by the Anti.Mormons.
The Mofmons have ag reed to evacuaie the city i'm
melllely, leaving committee offve, who are to take
charge OF the property, aud settle the business Of their
friends.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-01

The Great Metrop oHs.'-Few York contains over
100000 buildings, including no uses, stores and out
buildings; over 100000 windows and doors; over
10000 chimnies, 10000 awnings and lamp posts,
over 5000 pieces OF shipping from the sail boat TO the
packet; IS 900 fences and walls and over So 600
trees.
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VERMONT PHOENIX,

G- 1t will beu fine opportunity for our Subscribers in
the different parts Of the County who attend the Agucu
tnra FAIR call aud settle We are rather 'hard up Tor
cash at the present time
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO SIS.
IN Pfobats Court, sPt- -, 1916
The following petition is presented, to wit:
To he Hon Probate Court far the sirie Of Marlboro
DEgJAMIs II. PEELER, Guardian Of LYDIA
- PEELER, an insane person, respectfully repre-
sents that the personal estnte Of his said ward is
sufficient n pay the expenses Of maintaining his said
ward, wherefore he prays The court for license TO sell
the whole Of the real estate OF his said ward for the
purpose Of paying said expenses.
BENZ. II. PEELER, Guardian.
Vernon, Sept 90, Is46.
Whereupon, it is ordered, that said Guardian not-
y all persons interested, that this court will decide up
on said application at the special session thereof, be
holden at the probate Office in Brstlleboro in said dis
uct on Friday the 18th day Of Oct. next, by publish
ing copy Of the record Of said petition with this or
der thereon, three weeks successfully 10 the Vermont
phenS pTned at said BfalileboTo, previous TO said
time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record,
Is Attest RoYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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HOOKS AT AUCTION.

100 VOLS Of COMPREHENSIVE COM
lOO .uENTARY of different bindings, will be
sold at AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 7ih.
IEP Sale to commence at | O'Clock, p, NJ, near
the Cattle Show, on the Common.
Sale positive, To close concern. The above sale
offers chance to persons wishing TO purchase
vols. of the Commentary. 1--we
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CAST lRoS RAILs The New York Journal Of Com
meTce says that iron rails have been laid down upon
part of the Harlem railroad New York. and persons
VINO have paid attention to the experiment say that the
are better than those made Of wrought iron, aud the
only one half as great
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u The Railroad Commissioners have established the
line OF the Railroad crossing the Cheshire Bank in this
village The Depot will probably be the "Dorr Lot q"
It is called West of the Main street The decision AFTER
lul hearing. was unanimons .-kasna ScuttaaL
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C The California ladies, when dancing fam
dangoes, crack eggs over the heads of the gentle.
men-but they are filled with cologne, lavender,
rose-water, or some other perfume.
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NEVER GIVE UP, so long as il is in your power to
avail yourself Of that justly celebrated remedy for ughs,
Colds, and every species of Lung Complaint
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
hrs w Fowle IF you think the following certificate
worth publishing, it is At your service
hereby certify that was afflicted with very trouble.
some cough for about year tried great many fer
eh remedies recommended TO NE, but all to purpose
npdng that was not getting any better, induced 10
Wy Or Wisars Baisam If Biid Cherry; aud accordingly
proen"d bottle Of Edward Mason, Druggist and Apothe-
cary IN Portland Arer using it according directions,
can truly say it CURED ME ENTIRELY | am now
wen and able 10 attend to work. and would eheerfuy
recommend to amy afflicted with any dscnse Of the
Lungs DAVID ALLEN.
Witness, GEoRGE ALLIES.
Fownal, Cumberland Co. Me Oct H. 1916.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Bralileboro.
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We would invite the attention of readers the advertise
ment Of the Aiours BuRDlrr and SAwyre who propose
give Concert Of Secular Music at wantastquet Hall on
Wcdosdy evening, Oct ih Their well known musical talents
entic them to liberal patronage We hespeak for them large
audience.
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FALL GOODS.
BrRCWARD & gAWYuR
Look for your Health.

INE subscriber has the agency of and offers for sale the
IL following valuable and popular Medicines, viz
Bnndrelhs Pills Indian Vegetable Purgutive do.
Newtons Cahartie do;
Phinneys Ant~4;f-ns do;
Wistars Wild Cherry DO Gridley's Peoples do.
PARIS Life do. Spencer's Vegetable do
which good for Bilious Complaints, and 10 purify
the blood.
Browns sarsapara and Tomato Bitters;
Woods and Wild Cherry do
S. O Richardson IL Sons Sherry Wine do;
Paper do
Newton's Jaundice do
Sngws " do;
Marshalls do.
DR. Wisar's Bulsam Of Wild Cherry, for Colds
Coughs and Consumption
DR. Jona. Moores Essence Of Life
Ncwlon's Cough Dro1s
Mothers Relief, new and truly valuable Medicine;
Gridey's CataTrh Snuff
Gridley's Anodyne for tooth ache, sure remedy
Marsballs Rheumatic Plaster
Sewers Joint and Nerve Linimeni
Together with many other Medicines in and
OF high repute. VIM. H. WILLIAMS.
Williamsvlle, Sept 90, 1876. 6w5
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White Ash Lumber.

TINHE subscriber wishes to purchase is 900 feet Sec
IL ond growth Ash Lumber, clear stuff, I-s inch
in thickness and or 10 feet in engh part 10 be de-
liyered this fall, and the balance next spring
Brattleboro, Oct. |, 1896.
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The American Plaster,
--FoR THE CURE Or
Rheumatism, Weak Racks. &C.

mo article in the form Of specific can be found tina. has
afforded the amount Of relief 10 suffering hu
mainly IN this country, has this plaster within the abort
period since IT'S Introduction to the notice Of the public
Thousands who have been relieved from the most excrui
aung rheumatic pains in few hours aer their application
WI oeara decided testimony in their favor 30
by letters and certificates received from various parts the
counlIy They are not only remedy for the RHEu.
AArIs but Tor all affections Of the Kidneys, Lame Raeks
Sides % and fact in all where pasters may be used
with any prospect success these will be found operate
like charm.
These Pasiers prepared by dipping fine cot
ton in the material thereby forming basis which renders
them much substantial than those thu are snread and
are patat the same ce Of the Poor Mans other cheap
PaStes, which brings them within the reach Of ali who
need them few trials in any community win insure
confidence.
Conn. - -'''N~a
Also for sale BY JosErm srEES Dratlleboro Breh.ra
a. Sawyer, feyetevillej Nathaniel Cheney Townsherd
Lyman Burgess, Grafton Jos A. Smith, ProoorsyiIe
~ smith, Ludlow Jarus Judson, Tyson Furnaces Wheel
e. q STARK, Plymouth T.. Clement Il Co. Bridse water
townsend y Biseh%an, Barnard > Smith 4 Co, Bethel
gno A. B. White Norh6eldi A. LAmson a Co. R,sIn
Sept "a. 1876. WV S'N' a..
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Lecture TO each evening at half past o'clock
As Mr. NJ will depend upon the lberaly Of the coinmu
nifty for compensation for his services collection will be
taken at the close Of each lecture Tor that purpose
ERASTUS A HOLTON, Pres W C. T A s
Westminster, Sept %, 1886. 6
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FARM FOR SALE.

RwvA TENHE subscriber now offers for sale his
Hs.s.tA a Farm, well known as the "hiaor
l!!.!MtR Houghton Farm" situated in the centre Of
AkfA the tow Of Gullord, and containing about
$50 acres oil Land. On said Farm is large two story
House, together with Barns and other buildings in
good repair The Farm is suitably divided into wood
moving, tillage and pasture and well watered, and
contains large variety Of fruit trees, good sugar
orchard, &c.
pG- The Farm will be sold cheap.
LOWELL BULLOCK.
GuiIlord, Sept. II, 1876. I'd
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~ FOR SALE. eCO

81 FIRST RATE sLElGHs, Manufactured by A. srEn
= nlSs. " PRODUCE taken in payment
~ Inquire Of A. CAPEN
Bratteboro, Sept 3d.
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Farm for Sale.
Teachers, Institute.

TNHE wiudhan County Teachers nsiute will be- cprn.
4 ed at West Datllrhoro, Monday Oct i.ih 20 con.
tune four weeks 1t will be under the charge Of NJ Nruwn
Co Sup ) Schuos, assisted by the Committee lor
the PurPos consisting Of Rev Foster, Putney Rev II.
Fletcher, Townshend and W blanchard, Esq Gulford.
The Institute will be open 10 Males and Females intend.
ing 10 Teach School The price Of tuition will be lett 10
the decsln Of the pupils The books recommended by
the Co. Co umitlec will be usrd
Braulttorn Sept 18th. isiG 4
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FOR SALE.

- INV o SMALL WELLIN G
hTsA Il HOUSES, with suitable Barn and
l!,!,Hta out-louses and one acre of LAND, siluat-
.RllAsskaA ed in The East Village of Bfa,teboro near
the Vermont ASYLUM. For terms and q more parlieu.
lar description Of the premises, apply to L. G. MEAD,
Esq. NATHANIEL KN0WLTON.
Brallleboo, Sept. %, 1916. G
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India Rubbers,
Temperance Lectures.

Rev. E. b Morgan, Of the VI Annual Conference, aud
late Temperance Agent for Windsor County will lecture
at the following times and places in this County The
friends at each appointment will please 10 be kind 10
make the necessary ARRANGEMENTS.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
Nails, Window Glass,
Pig and Sheet Lead, Tin, Sheet Zinc, Spelter

TIOMER FOOT & CO., SPRINGFIELD, offer
Il for sale the above articles al wholesale and
tail low be purchased in any market, for cash
approved credit Their assortment Of Hardioare ia
very large, and imported by themselves expressly for
the country trade, and generally Of superior quality.
NAILS.-They are agents for the sale Of the cele-
brated " Old Colony brand, and always sell as low
can be purchased in the city, adding freight.
Their stock Of IRON and STEEL is very large and
embraces nearly all sizes and qualities. Consumers
will find il for their interest to call.
WINDOW GLASS.-They have always on hand
several hundred boxes, various sizes and qualities,
which they offer manufacturers prices.
Sept. 10. AVA
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WANTED.

y TONS very nice sliced DRY APPLE, for which fair
- price will be paid in Goods by
A. T. DWiNELL.
Brattleboro, Sept lsih, 1876. 3
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CONCERT,

BY THE BISHOP CLEE CLUB.
MESSRS BURDlTTS g. SAWYER respectfully
IVA announce 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Brat
tloboro and vicinity, that they will give CONCERT
n Secular Music, mn WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Oct. T. al Waniasiiquet Hal.
21a13 5pa1unHJn3S
Quariciie-Awokr Eolian LIVE, Dandy.
Iri0--Hark, Apppi strikes the Lyre, Pon Weber.
ong-Pruudly and wide. .Auber.
Quariefie--W What phrase sad aud soft Bishop
Song Maniac, Russell.
Qaaricttc-Mafineis Dream, -
Ip2us1 9dQe
Quarleite-Handsome Louisa,
arranged by l.. Nj. BurdiH.
Trio-Woodman spare that Tree, Wakeiam.
Song Beautiful Day, -
Trio-ln tears the heart oppressed, Bishop.
Quarfcite-Oh King Cole, UHc'e Sam
" Sleep gentle Indy, Bishop.
90 TICKETS, % Cenls--may be had al the Mu-
sic Store and at the Door. Doors open at O'clock.
Concert TO commence at half past seven.
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FASHIONS! PASHIONSll

TFNhE subscriber has just received his Fall and Win
Ter Fashions lot l546-7, at No. Granite Row
f.. HART.
Bratteboro, Sept. Is, 1876. 3w4
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RESTAURATEUR
NIB
G OYSTER SALOON.

S. X. STODDARD
HI AS taken rooms in the basement Of Halls Long
II Il Building, nearly opposite the Stage House,
where he will keep constantly on hand,
Fruit, Confectionery, Nuts, Pies,
Cakes, Custards, Hot Coffee, &c.
OYSTERS served up in every variety of cookery,
in the best possible manner, and at all times Of the
day. He hopes to make his room agreeable resort,
and thereby secure portion of the public patronage.
Brattieboro, Sept so, 1916,