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FURTHER FROM THE "ARMY OF
OCCUPATIONS

In the Mobile Herald we find the following
extracts OF a letter daiedBrazos de Santian 90
March 2Sth, received via Pensacola. givinq
some further items OF intelligence, thougl
not later, from Gen. Taylor's army than we
have already published
Gen. Taylor has left here about 40 men
under command of Major Monroe, TO look
out for the stores that are being landed from
The different vessels on Point Elizabeth. A
report got on. last evening that an attack
would be made upon Major Monroe at night
A boat was sent of 10 Captain Mercer, COM
handing the brig Of war Lawrence, with a
request that he would send as MANY men as
he could spare, 10 assist in defending the
Point Twenty sailors and mariners. armed
cdP-G-pie, were Immediately landed under
command Of 1t Frank Renshaw, with Purser
kennon and Mr.. Faun;er0v.
The attack was not made, and the impres.
sion 10 day is, that it will not until ali the
stores are landed which will be in a Gav or
two, when the Mexicans will come down in
large force and cot of all the supplies for the
army. Six thousand troops are now said To
be quariered at Metamoras. and we ara daily
in expectation OF hearing that tI,ev have
made an attack. Their Runher is also said
to be daily increasing by reiniorcements IIou
The interior. These reports relative TO the
strength, &c. of the Mexicans have from
reliable authority, and should not be aston
lshed al seeing few hundred of them heave
in sight at any moment. This quasi war
must soon be brought TO al issue and that
these people vii make fight, as sure rs can
be, you may rely upon. There are three
steamers here belonging 10 the army. engag-
ed in unloading vessels and rendering assis
lance 10 those in distress. There are some
twenty-five schoo ners here, laden with
stores. Some Of them are aground, and 9th
ers are daily losing anchors, &c.
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~ Hon. EDWARD EVERETT was inau-
gurated President Of Harvard University on
the Both uIi. In compliance with time hon
ored custom, the Governor of the Common
wealth invested the candidate with the Office
oil President of the Institution and presented
TO him its ancient Charter. Seal and Keys
Gov. Briggs made short and appropriate
speech on the occasion and was replied 10 il
a neat and briefspeech by Mr.. Everett
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD. The Charlestoup
Aurora states that at a meeting oflhe Dircc-
tors OF the Cheshire Railroad, at Firchbnrrh.
on Tuesday. 1t was voted to lay out the road
througg Charlestown, ~ H., TO Cheshire
Bridge, and thus to connect with the Verne nj
Central Railroad.
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LAW AND LIBERTINISM.

We understand from Albany that the bill
to punish Seduction and Adultery is to be
killed in the Senate-that its adversaries will
probably be able to prevent its coming up to
final acuon in that body. So, great villains
willIgo on putting Insignificant hungry rascals
in the State Prison for offences far less helm
GUS than their own, as usual. How long
shall this endure
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From the Saltwater Gazette.
THE OLD BRANDY BOTTLE.


You old brandy bottle, loved you too long;
You've been false friend 10 me;
When met you first was healthy ann strong
And as handsome as handsome could be.
had plenty of cash in my pocket and purse,
And nv cheek was as red as a rose;
And the day when l took you for better or worse
I'd beautiful aquiline nose.
Butnow only see, I'm sight to behold:
The beauty boosted has aed;
You might think was nearly thousand years
old,
When I'm raising my hand TO my head,
Forittrembles and shakes like the earth when it
quakes,
And always am spillingmy tea
And whenever speak make awful mistakes,
Till every ones laughing at me.
The ladies' don't love me and this must trace
To the size Of my aquiline nose:
Like al overgrown strawberry, stuck On my face,
Still larger and larger it grows;
And hav'n'l cent in my pocket or Purse,
And my clothes are all ragged and torn,-
Oh, you old brandy bottle you've been a sad
curse,
And wish had never been born.
Yoa old brandy bottle, Tillove you no more!
You've ruined my body and soul:
I'll dash you to pieces and VOW from lhishour
To give up both you and the bowl;
And I'll now go and sign-I >an surely do worse,
On the PLEDGE all my hopes rcrose-
And I'll get back my money in pocket and puTse'
I'll get hack M beautiful nose. G. n. R.
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now and tell DR.. Henry what depends on his
endorsement Of Paddy herel'
Sure. DR.. Henry would never tell lie to
save Kingdom said Pat, earnestly.
Get out of the house, you little rogue,
said the Doctor you've done in two hours
what my wife and daughter have been trying
in vain TO do for two years
Is any body SO dull as not to guess the
end!'
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KnoDE-lsLAND. The General Assembly Of
Rhode Island will meet at Newport io-mor-
row. Tor The purpose of organizing The Gov
erpment Tor the ensuing year. As there has
been 70 election of Governor or Lieutenant
Governor by the people, Ihs choice will de-
volve on the Legislature.
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IN transportation generally, including Stage
and Livery Stable Teams requiring 1880
bushels ooo oats annually for their support, and
ZOOO barrels of Western Flour consumed
neutrality-suspicious. !st Dec. lS45, 1896.
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0}TThe young white girl who recrn,ly
clipped from New-iiaven to this City and mar
ried the colOred barber of the steamer New
York, but subsequently returned With Der
father IN HnsOr, Conn, has again left her
home clandesiineIy wiih her husband, " no is
employed on one Of the North River boats.
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WONDERS HAVE NOT CEASED IN
OUR TIMES.

A new gush of lava is seen from Vesuvi-
US; that is d brilliant show, but no wonder,
because seen so often that it ceases 10 move
the gazers with Il sense Of mystery. But
mamma is now falling once more from Heav-
en-, and we have only to regret that it is not
the great design Of a Moses.
Translated from the Schnellpost.
"A remarkable phenomenon is announced
by the GaZettes OF Constanlnople, which all
agreed in the report. e..-that Asa Minor.
in the district of Jenischehir ami those OF
Siwrihisser, Eski Schehir and Seicli Gazi,
NANNY has fallen from Heaven. The Cour-
rier Of COnSidRtinopIe contains this notice -
Letter from Jenischewir informs us that, for
some time back, NANNY has been falling from
Heaven, and has supplied the inhabitants
with nourlshment. They grind it TO flour
and bake II IN the same way as bread nor is
it inferior TO what we usually eat
'The Journal de CoRstdntiRopLe saws -
The same phenomenon which was observed
at Ban in 1871 is now repeated in the Dis
trict Of Jenischehir, with similar and no less
extraordinary circumstances. il appears
from the testimony of persons of all modes oil
religious faith, that after a season Of partial
famine the same marvel that happened in be-
half of the children of Israel has occurred a.
gain. A shower has1allen from Heaven oil
substance about the size of hail-siones, mol
unlike the tear-form mamma, and pleasant TO
the taste. II fell in such quantity as 10 lie
three or four inches thick on the groand, serv.
ed the people as food for many days
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VIRGINIA The Democrats have carried
both branches Of the Legislature of Virginia.
and Their maJorlties in both HoGses will nat
vary much from those of last year. Each
party has ganed Senator, al this election.
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II A correspondent oil the Newly ork
Herald tells the following:
"A good story is told OF Mr.. Pakeuham and
a drunken man upon the Avenue. The Brit
ish minister was passing on foot by the Cap
ifol; when Mr.. Rumtoddy intercepted him,
and accosted him.-'You are the British Pa
kenham aint you?-Yes. know you are
We'll, just bear in mind. will you, that you
are not going to get the first inch Of Oregon
be 81 80, and be Id 10 YOU A passenger
Informed Mr.. Pakenham that thai the man
was drunk. Certainly said the Minister.
mo sober man would make such 4 deeldra-
ton as Ihat'
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Farm for Sale.

- WING in Nottingham, mile iun
$5dis.G Lihe aoufishine village Of Jacksonyir
1zlElH on good msl; containing las acres d
E.zzE kssEB goud land well wnicred suitably divided
iuto Moving and Pasture; good wood lot, with fnl
rate SECOND growth sugar orchard; almost the wh1e
Farm fenced with good stone wall; good House, tEo
good Barns and Sheds, and Apple Orchard Sail
Farm viii be sold together 10 pieces 10 suit buyeH
EDMUND BROWN
w hitlngham, Sept 81. 1886 ave-
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A Point Of Space.

The diameter of the eatths orbit, is, as il we're,
the pockct rule of the Astronomer, with which he
measures distances which the mind can no more
grasp than iu6ni,y This star measure is one hun.
dred and ninety millions Of miles in length This
the Astronomer lays down on the floor Of heaven,
and drawing lines from It's extremies to the near
est Fixed star---or CoRfawi--he finds the angle
thus subtended by this base line TO be not quite
second By this simple Rule of Three he then ar
rves at the faci that the nearest fixed star is 81
900 900 000, 900 From another simple calcuIa
ton, il follows, that in the space round our solar
system devoid OF stars there is room in one dimen'
sion orsin one straight line, for 10000 solar sys-
TENS; in Two dimensions, or in one plane, there is
room for 1870 millions Of snlar systems and IN ae-
tual sderal space of three dimensions there room
for 100000, 100000 Of solar systems the size of
our own. Nay, good farmer, do not look so nn-
.believngly. Your boy need not graduate from the
district school to provo all this. One and half
million millions Of solar systems as large as ours
might be set in the space which divides between
it and its nearest neghbor. And If we might as
sumo the aggregate population of our solar system
10 be 10000 600 900, then there would be room
enough for Thirty 1housand Irifhons of human
beings to live, love, aud labor in the worlds that
might be planted in this same statess void.
Nav good man OF the tow frock, hold in mo-
rnent longer Our sun but dull, hazy speck Of
light in The great Milky Way and DR. Herschel
says he discovered my thousand just such suns in
that highway OF worlds, in a space apparently a
yard in breadth and six in length. Thuk Of that,
a momentl and then that two of them all are
probably nearer each other than t'ocnty billions Of
miles aud then that The starless space between
their solar systems might contain SOC, 900 ,O00, 600
Of similar systems Multiply these spaces and
these systems by hundred millions, and you will
have numbered the worlds that powerful glass
will open 10 your view from one point of sPdce-
Again, multiply these systems by twenty thousand
millions, and you viii have three billions trillions
of human beings who might. dwell in peace and
unity in that point Of space which Hersches glass
would disclose to your vision. And you ask des-
pairingly, What is man We will tell you what
he is in one respect the Creator Of all these worlds
is his God - ca. Citizen
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RoYALL TYLER, Regr.
-----------------

Dr. d. JayneDcar srYour Hair Tonic is An esceliea,,
ee Many respectable persons offer their IN
favor Of your Expectoran believe your medicines are az,
host preparations that have been offered to the uubc
he relief Of the afflicted and for the cure Of The diseases a.
which they were Intended Your Erpecorant hiok Viii soon
be exclusively popular Yours, &c.
r..
ihc following Is from Phyfican and much respeced a.
~ 1870 "a ~ 49, ~ '''''' ''"h' ' H. Aug
prJayne-pear sirl have been using your Expso,o,,o,
extensively N my prlrce for The last three years MA ~ Iii
ai.eks Of colds coughs inflammation he lungs cansumnn
pains and weakness Of The breast decidedly he bes
"eue'"e nave ever uied. VERY respectfully yours
LII II. w, WILLIAMS. NJ. II.
Ashna eredby Dr. JGples ErPee loranf-AIss Man Cam
bell OF New Haven aJette has been cured OF
OF more man eighteen continuance by the use OF ID
Jaynes ExPeeorant She commenced taking the medicine ~
summer aud alter using eleven hotties entirely id Of M
distressing disease We assured of this cure by adv of M
doubted 'eraeV and requested public Tor the beneG
OF Others Mount Pleasant tpai Register e''''''
Jdynfs Erpecorant We esteem il pleasure to be able "a
recommend ths medicine as the best Tor the purnos
Of curing coughs cuds throat asthma aud ali aecons
Of We iuna trona long personal with Dr. Jayr
we know that be no qnack and his madcines are moi Z
runs n inc modern cry but the result of his long exoe
ense az practising physiean and the expense OF eai no
-lllartio d. iC0nnl Daily Review N''
Fur sale by BUTTON x CLARK, Brruleboro. 81
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MELODEONS.

rNliE subscribers having formed copartnrnht
n under the firm offs. II. JONES & Co, hr lie
manufacture uf Nelodeans, Seraphines. &c would
respectfully inform The public, that they will be happy
10 supply oil orders Tor Instruments in their Int,
wholesale and retail, aslow prices as can be prufu
cd in the country. Quality OF Instruments warranted
equal 10 any other manufacture,
5. H. JONES,
WOODBURY. & BURDlTT
VI All orders recrived NJ The store Of WoodbuTyS
BuIdiit, opposite Hall and 1ownsley's, where msy he
lound general assortment ~ Musical Instruments 10.
strueIion Books, Strings, &c, &c
WOODBURY. & BURDlTT
Brattrboro, june %, 1886 a
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PATENTS.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE
Ana Agency Tor The U States Pa'en, Office Washington
No. q, STATE STREET, BOSTON.
FI'liE subscriber by appointment from, the
er Of Patents is Agent Of the U patent Os"a ~
the purpose Of receiving aud forwarding 10 The n IN
SUCH models specimens Of ingredients aud usnnfc,,'
as shai be- INTENDED 70 be patented or deposited bs
which VIII be received and forwarded, free of
'tsG 70 ther owners, and with all possible dispatch The
subscriber vii prepare Caveats, Specification A..,'
meals and all the necessary Papers and Drawinvs III,
make researches into American and Foreign works far ~
laoshIns The vAdiiy utility Of Inventions and rende,
advice on all legal and scientific matters resreting Tho
same Fa'rnts secured in Europe aud other connrics
by application at this office inventors are sayrd tbe Tina
aho expense OF journey 70 Washington and delay there
as wen as al Petsnnal trouble In obtaining their patents
ne experience Of fourteen years pfseliee an
ise'n"s Of rare works. Documents DECISIONS &c on me-
ehnneai subjects andihe Palen Lawsa patents Of d
srn countries collected at much expense during the long
,ne hs ONCE has been established and to which daily sd
nlions are being made together with accounts here Ken,
o. inventions patented al Washington, enable 10 afford
nPoHsn assistance and information 10 inventors drsroos
oil securing Paep, which other respects might be d
cult OF attainment
49,, r. II EDDY Civil Engineer
nueusii ~ ic9O aftl ly52
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STATE OF VERMONT.

IN Probate Court, S.pi. 81, isl6 lo"o' ss'
q, The following nciition Is presented, 10 wit.
10 iAs Hon Psoteis Court tos he steic, ef ,fyfsoro
REs5.MrE II. PErLEa, Guardian Of LYDIA
.nELht' an Insane person, respectfully repre-
senls that the personal estate of his SAID yyaJ l.
sufficient 10 pay the expenses Of maintaining his saJ
ward wherefore, he prays The couu Cor license 10 sell
the whole Of The real estate Of his said ward G,r ~.
purpose ofpayiag said Expenses '''
Vernon, Sept 90, 1886 Ss"'"'a"'
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Mhrreupon, u IS oldercd, that said Gnardian noti.
y all persons interested that this court will deci. mn.
on sad application at the special session thereof 10 Re
holden at the probale office ia Braiileboro in snid ~.
urt on Friday the 10Th day Of Oct. next b. nubls5.
nR copy Of the record of said petition with thus Or
Ger lheeon three weeks successively in the VeImon
rhenx praled at said liroltebofo previous 10 NH
time Of herring. ~ '''u
. true copy Of Record - B.. d
Attest, ROYALL TYLER. Reg'r
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FARM FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

- Il WING 10 Halifax, mile frou
AE.6 IL Reid's Tavern, bordering on the usa
vi III road from Greenfield TO Bennington, coz
si9 tanning about rs acres Of LAM, with
story and a hall House, Barn and Shells. and olsiou
buildings; all in good repair An orchard Of e1celea
iruii; alsn good suRar orchard. Said Farm IS sa
well waieTed
For further particulars enquire OF WILLARD
"" ''' AMAsA ~ Nc
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FARM FOR SALE.

AA rNHE subscriber now offers for sale his
go IL Farm, well known as the "slaia
l,,..H*s Hough,on Farm situated in the centre Of
.s12 the town Of Gnillord, and containing about
$50 acres OF Land. On said Farm is large two sloF
House, together with Barns and other buildings 10
good repair The Farm is suitably divided into wood,
moving lillage and pasture, and well wateTed, and
contains large variety of fruii trees, good sugar
orchard, SC.
10 The Farm will be sola cheap
LOWELL BULLOCK
Guiiord Sept II. 1916. "a
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Phelps Patent Convex spiral
TRUSS.


ENHE reputation Of This Truss FOR The radical cure
II OF Hernia ia its several forms and slages is now
established Its superiority is proved from the fact
that, Physicians and Surgeons IN London aud Paris
and other European cities have preferred u to aI 9TH
ers now in use, both at home and abroad.
Orders for supplies have been received from the
above mentioned cities, and other foreign places where
II has been recommended BY the faculty, as a very
valuable addition To The instruments ioT the treatment
Of Hernia.
The spiral Abdominal Supporters. Invented by the
subscriber, received the highest premium at the late
Mechanics Fair h The city, and has been recommend
ed BY DR. Channing and Bigelow n very superior
instrument Tor dotsni and abdominal weakness
j. w. PHELPS, IS Court ST. Boston
Certificates ~ recommendation OF the above have
been received from The following eminent Physicians
and Surgeons:
Dr., Valentine Mott, Dr. John c Warren
DE-. Alex n Stevens, DR. Geo Harvard
DIR. Willard Parker, DR. S ID Fownsend
Dr.. Samuel II p. Lee, DR. Wnslow Lewis Jr
Of New York DR. VIM. Walker Of
Boston.
For sale by X sPALDING, Bra,lleboro. az
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ParlOr aud Boz iir-light Stoyes.
ConnissioMcrs, .yotiee.

wv .ns sno,c'or's, being appointed BY the Hon
commissioners 10 receive, rxamine and sJinst Ill
Claims ana demands Of all persons against the etaie If
Paul UHEELER.
late OF Wardsboro, in said district. d-cesssd al
also, all Tue claims aud demands exhibited IN oG.
set ihefelo, and six months from the e7h day Of 400.
us,, a. " is46; being allowed by said court Tor hat
purpose DO hereby give notice that we will atlend 10
INC business Of our said appointment AZ The S1or.
OF j.. H. Rice, in said Wor,lsboro 90 thethisJ Mon.
DAY o. November and February next, from o,rlcE
a. NJ 10 I'VE 7. ~; on each Of said days
JOHN RICE, Jr,,
!. w. JOHNSON, Comm,rs.
,v..,.. JOHN TUFTS,
Wafdsboro, Sept u, 1916
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STATE MUTUAL
Life Assurance Company,
1 ~ or WORCESTER. MISS.

H"h Guarantee Capital Of 100000
yHNHE subject OF Life Assurance Inns been 50 li,,e
n considered in this connWy as 10 render il almost
wholly unknown except cities. The abnvc named in
s.uunn IL lofmed on the prncpieofm mutual conifib
."n anu mutual benefit. Npeompany has been in OPP
grafton long enough in this countrv non The mutual
plan TO iusIfaI The exact amount bonus which may
ieasonaols be exrerted to accrue from policy of any
gwen amount yet the amouat is 81 very small that il
cones w''nin ihe ability Of almost every person, aud
agreeable 10 The 9Th section Of the cbafte IN sn,l,
lundssal be divided aiming the existing nolirirs al The
expiration Of every time years aud allocated 10 the
oRpai sru insured as bonus All Information rela-
II, given with pleasure 800
JOSEPH TEEN, Agent fhr Nymdham Co.
Brattlehoro, Febsi7, 1896 l,I1. %
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STAGE NOTICE.


STAGE NOTICE.
nN and after Monday, May ~. m accommodation
~ stnge will Rave Rutland every Monday, wednes.
day and Friday, at A. NJ, and arrive at keene, 5
2. NJ, same day.
RETURNING.
Leave Keene. every Tuesday, Thnrsdsy and Sat-
urday. al A. NJ, aud arrive Rutland same day, by
SPIN.
At Cavendsh this line will connect with line for
Claemont, N. H., same DAY.
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Ciafcmunt every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at A. NJ, and GU 10 Castle
ton, VI. the same night there connecting with the
Burlington and Albany line going directly on with
sleeping and arriving at Albany the next day aI
sP. NJ.
'--'-''T'E ufvnHH ufrf oufurugH, uTriylng at
Saratoga same day, at4P. NJ.
Al Walpoe This line connects with the Connecticut
River linri and arriving at BaitrbotO same day b,
T. Nj. Reforming leaves Braulebaro Tuesday
THURSDAY and Saturday, arriving al Rutland, $ p. NJ
The Burlington & Boston reg nlar mail line via Rut
land aud kecne, n. H. will leave Rutland every dav
as heretofore, al 8 z NJ, excerpt Saturdays, leave
Sunday morning al A. NJ. aud arrives in Boston IN
20 hours
stage leaves Whitehall ri 0 A. NJ, every day ex-
repi Sundays, TO connect with this line al Rutland
same days, 60 that passengers 20 from Whitehall
TO Boston IN two days
May 10, 1886 SO
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$50 a Month for Young Men!

w AN Edo vend several ns,o, splendid and
w useful publications-a number 81 active AMI
wen educated young men TO whom The following en-
eouIagemeut will be given, viz Those who wiIitske
sooo WORTH at The wholesale prices pay for the same
be given them, shall be warranted TO clear indvidna
y, independent OF expenses and money invested) $50
month for year. Those with $500, shall be omar.
S S s4o nonih-wth $500, $40 do.-wilh 5000.
800 do--and with 500, $50 do. Those with 4 ,ess
capital Than 800, (even with but s2O) will he en-
poyed, but not insured For further particulars in.
quiTe, personally, Of the subscriber
J. GREENLEAF,
Ssp,. io4o (ti5) GuifdId, W.
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FALL GOODS.
RTRCHARp I'D sRwYnR
WANTED.

2 TONS very nice sliced DRY apple, for which fair
- price will be paid in Goodsh by ="
Bra,sbOro Sept 18Th, 1886 Z D"iNHI;l
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Looking Glasses,
Paper IIangings, Live Geese
FE.9THERS,
a Good Assortment OF Groceries.
Hats and Caps,
Boots * Shoes, Trunks A. VnIises.
Carpet Bags and .SQfcheTs.

MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Hosiery and Gloves cravnis and ScHrfs Linen hdkfs
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per do sdesans Curtain Cmnhrcs aud Muslins Counter
pAnef Coiion Fringes Green Biraae Zephyr Wors,eds
and WoIsied Patterns, Oh Silk, Drab Moreen White and
corded Robes Gents scarls and Cfayas Linen Bosoms
ma oafs, Shirts Waal do and Drawers Whitney and
Rose Blankets, Batting and Wadding
The above Goods will be sown freely to ali who wish 10
Nnmne them aud sold the iooesl prices We solicit an
examination Of our goods before purchasing sa,issd that
We can present many very DIoiDhD BARo1Iss 81
n,.,,,. trir cUNE & GoODHUE.