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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-04-02
Am Evening Hymn.
BY THOMAS MILLER. BASKET MAX

BY THOMAS MILLER, BASKET MAKER.
How many days, with mute adieu,
Have gone down yon unlrodden sky!
And still il looks as clear and blue.
As when it first was hung on high.
The rolling sun, The frowning cloud
That drew The lightning in its rear,
The thunder, iramping deep and loud.
Have left no dark impression there.
The village bells, with silver chime.
Come sofiened by the dis,an, shore:
Though have heard them many time,
They never wrung so sweet before.
And silence rests upon the hill;
A listening awe pervades the air;
The very flowers are shu,, and sill,
And bowed as il in silent prayer.
The darkening woods, the fading trees,
The grasshopper's last feeble sound.
The flowers just wakened by The breeze.
All leave the stiffness more profound.
The twilight takes DEEPER shade.
The dusky pathways biacker grow,
And silence reigns in glen and glade,
And all is mute below
Now shine The starry hosts of night.
Gazing on earth with golden ewes;
Bright guardians of the blue -browed night,
What are We in your native skies >
know not! neither can know,
Nor on what leader We attend,
Nor whence ye came, nor whi,her 60.
Nor what you aim or what your end.
Yet here ye shine, and there have shone,
In one eternal "hour Of prime"
Each rolling burningly, alone,
Through boundless space and countless time
Aye, there ye shine, the golden dew.,
Tha, pave the realms by seraphs rod;
There, through yon eehoing vault difIuse
The song Of choral worlds TO God
Gold frets to dust-ye, there ye are;
Time ro,s the diamond, there ye roll
In primal light, as if each star
Enshrned an everlasting soul
And does j, not-since your bright ihrongs
One enlighiening spiri, own,
Praised there by pure siderial tongues,
Eierna. glorious, blesi, alone
Could mos but see what you have seem
Unfold awhile The shroaded past.
from all that is, TO what has been,--
The glance how rich The range how 'asIi
The birth Of lime, The rise. The fall
OF empires. myIisds. ages Go"a
hrones, cities, toagiIss, afis. worsiiIps-s!t
fhe ihings whose eclloes are not gone
Ind there ye slime. as il 10 mock
The children Of mortal sire.
10 Storm, rhe- bot, me earthquakes shock,
The red volcanoes cataract fire.
Drought, faninr, pIscue, and blood and hamc,
All nsIufe's ills, and hle's woIsi woes
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-04-02
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-04-02

Baton Rouge, is to be The new seat Of gov.
ernmeni Of Louisiana, he bill having passed
both Houses Of The Legislature,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-04-02

Genius will always work its way through
as the poet remarked when he saw hole in
the elbow Of his coat.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-04-02

jim, was awiully iri9h'ehed 'he o'net uay'
Did tell you aboul.ll'
mo. How7'
why cup of coffee was handed me which
was so pale and thin that 'hought !. was the
ghos, of some upse, once when my mother
caught me stealing meat of the grIllron'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05

Professor Of vocal and instrumental music
Residence at tie house formerly occupied %
the LA&D OFFICE.
TEEMs-Fgf scholars At their own rcpf-
dencee, Piano Forte with vocal music lbrrc
l~eagons per week, per month, IS 90
For single sch,l lar, 3 lessons per week,
per quarter 25 20
For tbo same, attending teachers res.
idcace, per no. SO per quarer, 20 90
Scholars residing IN tho country, within
eight miles from town and furnishing the
teacher with conveyance, a single scholar 3
lessons per week, per month SIG 10
Per quarter, 50 %
If the teacher il desired to furnish himself
with conveyance, an extra charge Of 60 per
month viii be made.
A liberal deduction il make 10 families hay-
ing more than one pupil instructed.
TIE same charges OF instruction on The
guitar.
dec 20 46 Is45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05

rysyY
AZ I'M l"lio" 'sf1ff- t""ff '' mn
mn tomb Fancy Pftnat Of thrstt atyl
assorted AZ, French 40, hair Houfhitg u
mourning do. new style hair lntHtplog a.
+ fancy blao 10 hloe plHiha~ dnneziles apfg
ahnGls shirtths stripes Blue d9mih5 : ~
sorted eUttgnhdess fancy euii"hhoeH J b'"ha
COTTON dhmhsAI bsl tt#s hFv"h li"eh' he''
tug white and tfUWh table clnthaj Chnt"n'
t]lnneia, %danneIs, noleskib eas#ihefts, blath
AiHafaa. green Clfcaaian, assorted Ehgitsh
Ne,tnoea bleached dnuestiaat uhbltatiipe
d. eadliH l%antets. foIutad rhnihfir5. hlaHt
hombatrtte, eottan y~elVaiR' rslfa me hlaf"
silk. itt7h linens HerRsts hha fol'lea sHltl7'
gun 7'a*tta 7ufps4defa' 4mtae4 silR t'"F4'a
lHfNl,nF' htlolSt ",t'"s i.'" a..,- haIfha 80
lias f'l"sRfhs' " ~, 800 .''.a Nj - ttai
ha0Ie7 olsnt esP+' 49,, ~, - 80 a g3,
'"A '"4'z's. W IL. as,t.. ,takt.tla.
raopets and bonnet ffbhon. Liueh Bosom
htrtz. side combs t=bell aud hotn,) MHsIins
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
ROOKSt ROOKGn


Burton's Anatomy Of Melancholy
John Horne Tooke's Diversions of Farley,
Motifs Travels in Eorope and the East
Starkhoue's History Of the Bible,
United States Drawing Book,
CaIloot's Musical Grammar,
Thomson's Materia Medica and Anatomy,
Dunglison's Practice or Medicine,
Dunglison's Therapeutics and Materia BE.
dIca,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Grsham's Elements Of Chemistry,
Drnits Modern Surgery,
La Places Mfcaniqae Celeste,
The Select works of Mrs. Ellis,
Anoan's Difficulties Of Armenian Metho
Russel's Sermons,
J4st received and for sale by
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN,
"a Opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
70 PLANTItRS AM LAND
HOLUERS
Surveying, H~eyeHEfmg ac.

The s1hat rtlHfs. residents pi Baton Rouge,
WI attend g calls u any paft 81 Louisiana,
tl surveying O. sttlidigtllns iaHd, tlytne 11t
tity ~ laH0 lgts, I]egaEllng laf canals % ditch
ea On plantations, give estimates Of the nuuis
bhr " cubic yards Of excavation faf gan1Is ~
dtebea, ar tho quantity # Enha8hH8ti for
I%ayeos, and tho Hasesa3tty goat rof construct,
iag the same,
Having bad many yaArs practical experiences
Hs 6,gll Eiuginntis Oh various puttllt works
bad Surveys. Ia CahajH, Nesy Yofs, Penn
H]ylyanIn aud Virginia, bssldoa having benn
engaged Tor The lat itfna and a httI anil one
aud . ball YEATS Respectively - eIarha 1T lbs
Surveyor GauamI's ettiea 6f Ibis State, they
feel confident Of their ability 10 giya salts
lac lion to al WIN may favor thnm with calls.
HENRY n WILLIAM q. WALLER.
Surveyors u Civil Engineers,
rat.5eo,o- ! C1L =, litekr, ~ Ropga.
Hon 7, Gibbs Morgan, NO
lou Judge Uhffen, ltpfviiIa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
WIN. NARkHAM,

uszaastfafi+ 3af.,a.z al. a.kfia ,Iat tnEs
ot5i'4 - ! - VIZ. ~
:, ''.f ~ W. ~ In5l,n
III. IlL"1a ,'t,"5 Y = ''''' ''''"'''"R ."P"
" 49, i",,'''t"9 @l'fefsf'
isou-. nI,Id Jins4y. I'D d,noel tlG,1
ta.4t d.. rant,. ia Vtt.nal., .' W.
I.e.fsja r,fl1n d,uet lt4.n df551fna aa,' :
tas.urrat tsao5a sLfrtjag d AZ t.''' '.'
Inns. sd a,4. lIa,shad eGIr3 t,gg A. ia
shsalint ipiI anfun. pheat- - 'J d.,
nine drIl4f' rgt,trra,ie. l.-J Il. L4 '''t'4 - ~
it,.tF.L I'm 4,,ag, aa, .tIap- - NE - = ''Ns''
lI0 Ne Iiina, eoioBfdt cBmbfte, bjarE do. whtla
10, bjatl tabbY ]vafyai, brown holland, Rnsai.
sltaatnig, IRISH linen d6, 1Df4, cotton dl,prri
linen Do, dInlazR taitla Do, III, Scotch do,
RUSSIA ~, cotton Wtjling, lone lawn, Iris
Inca, tott0h diaper napkins, linen ditnaak d.,
brown linen table cloths, Russia crash, coli
uttfrrl sllhRt1, white cotton fringe, trsueh
bntnhaaittn, t1gIlat uttfiHH, mlfseIlea fouO
tet ParEs, black Italian f~f1gHta, poue0e silk
hdh7,E lhdia Htaltl6a d., cotton DO, madfaR=
ia. valencia RbhHIsa Florida hdhs's. l|uatfin4
RIBBON A7aottnis Itdlaa white cotton bose,
folptFHd do embroidered DO, thildfrH'a do, de-.
ihhlls cotton hall hose. tn1ringdp, Indies fhrv.
retn& Gloves hid do, assorted colours. silk do,
DO, do, mems Etlt d., do, do. white Begllu do,
hHfksHln 10 cotton and linen tapes, sewing
FtlH, IaYl1f'a st35I fbF4tl, assorted do, do
ailzphHdfrs, linen thread,
HanefHfFa=Ian1tas. t1G4a. ri+a t,a-b,r
butter, ftnsaa. nine apete .ta cha. nan.
Olives. a5pnfs. tttlstya,j,a e,ttai.sd gsaaaE
Ip. brrt Vhaaf flour. Th3nas' l,Lsraa q,,,
mon d1. rfgafz asaa[trd rut taLaaa. saa',
sntlr. loaf stg,r. family .a,n o,aa.,a, L.f.
.It-k.o .taut4!z. i..t. "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05

'a'i"a,,' o'
Nina, ftsltER =" MISS '''"'''t''
The 11i zegpton Of thte institution con
,hsuepj an the tryt Monday IA Veiohof' Tue
tsaphers would not fad to express Their gra'''
tnlr, Iar Ire patronage with wo,oh 'h'y nave
h,an favored since The establishment at ''t'
aehanltN natan Rouge, hod hope thoi ihe'r
p]oItrtny rSerltons lot the improvement "I
,hatr punils, viii secure a continuance % The
.amrt Ia future.
rhr central aud spacious building on
church street, has been purchased by a
,n,,,l ~ education for the uac ofthe school
Nh M, ,tn5y and recitation tooma are large
ana we'll arranged. instead Off common dor
""o "'' uFn,ns nltr, wiIl To rravtdrd
,.,,h ,,sy nel nteasant rooms, intended Ia az.
r,H,mn1,lr four each, The greunda arc aha
1v and eammbttous, Particular attention
"l hn' rst1 Il, thr rhya,tal, an wrlba4 Ia the
ma Ana intellectual education of the put
"'1''' '
ri l. n, wish oflhe teachers Ia unite IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
NOTICE.

The undersigned take. this opportunity Of
informing bis friends and Tie public general
Iy, that be has moved into his new stable in
The lot Immediately East of the city hotel.
Fully thankful for the liberal patronage here
toiore extended, The undersigned in soliciting
a continuance Of the same, bfgs leave 10 say
that no pains or expense has been spared 10
make his Livery Stable what it should be in
the way Of good horses and carriages.
10 CEDAN TC1T..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
MORE
NEW GOODS

Tho undersigned have received to their At.
re,ly we'll f'ln1 Store the following addition:
R,rhrcs at the Iatcai patterns, fr'och and
abolish BAlsafines, l~aoonats, printed lawns,
na,a,a ii nrlnts. black and white musitos,
nrn.a4 rAamhrcr, colorcd Grape, tape,
check ~nuslins, patnnt Victoria muslms; nee.
ll,. yypfkpd collars, fac embroidered haNdEef.
chief, lalies aud gnntloneu's fancy c~savats,
Scotch and Cyanide gioChams, Irish linen,
sstanillaS, linen lawn, bishops lawn, book
r~,asifa. Swiss aud null ]RusIiNs, Russ a
shooting 6it, l0.5 and l2ii Russia diaper,
hrlssyr al. aamask table cloths, napkins,
f,n,v ,lrilinrs. ~eattonade, French morino,
Ep,n ticking, cation do, lluea check l~lsla'as,
Mark deDjms, celorcd camhrick, fancy prints,
corded skirts, grass dn, cremolinG do barego
s-srfs ana shav-ls, black and white wells, bon.
no, rihbands, Gap and Polka rihhands, Tus.
can hornets, GipseY bannets for ladies' and
misses, Laehorn and Panama hats, cashmere
h,ts, silk aad L. Z. pocket handkerchiefs,
nnsafn. worked cambria handkerchicts, silk
nurses and reticnles, bohinet for caps aud
vols, thread and cotton edgtngs and inscr.
tinrs, infant caps, peFfunarr, and 50 many
ether articles loo numerous TO meatfon.
Gentlemen's merino dress aud froek coats,
linen drills do, cottonadc do, gamhroon do,
cotton cloth do, paa,aloons of The same ma
f~erAls. fancy unmer vests, Of all description,
bows clothing also hats aud caps, shoes, boots,
~rttars, haatee$, halt bootees, buskin, and in
sf.l 4 General assortment Of shoes for gentle.
men ana ladies' and children, suitable for the
season, an nf which viii be sold at the lowest
rates, fo, cash and cash only, at the cheap
store of
SANGER, HESS. & co.
AIT the goods have been purchased by
Sanger himself.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
DIZZY Gnnna

~ > - ~ ~ n ~ ~ ~ t. ~ r
ALFRED GATES, having putebased lin
entire stock Of Goods er M, John pbitic1
VII continue Tho business Al tho Same Sand
ahd nov lefa e furnish 10 The citizens Of
hHst aud West Baton Rouge, and The adjojn.
I.ug Pafishes' o general ahsGr tmeht Of Dry
foods, groceries, Hafdwate, Hats, Bo0fs
y Shoes, CfoekeFy, Glass Ware and
Clothing,
DRY GOODS
Consisting Of English, French. and Amer.
ran prints OF The I6t6st style and patterns.
PLAN q plaid Domestic, apron check, stri-
ped stiftluR' blue Demibls, Cott6nFdea, aea
sotled, tahfy tGtt0u6deH, Bed Iirtirp,
Brown Il Dish Linen, Red Flannel. VIII,
Flannel, BIcarbed domestic, UbblasrAfd do
French and English Blankets, Borhbageus
foIhrtd tambrirk, cotton velvet fftsb lin
On, Cum Elastic bHd cotton suspsndefs.
Back silk oBd AIPaea Crggafa, silk h Md,
ras Handketchlcfs, Ladies' Etoekjups, slIk
embfelIaf,' Cotton d., Ribbons, linen porL.
q hahdkefeblsie, Kentucky Jeans, satipels.
Linen Thread, Tayl0fs' spool thread. Mus,
Inns n Jac6neta.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Ten, Rice, Sugars, Crown. fin,
crushed and Loaf sugar, Cbeeee, CLafaIa,s
No. nafksfels in bbla. half do, ouarler
bbls, Il eighth bblg, a superior Article Of %
fa.'io s """s ' os' ! oDasg9 N small boxeT,
t gsa,af. 'V1p' ,".nI nlgn W,Ge, champaign
gar, rIatet wine IN boxes, assorted rofdtaIe.
aer s''s,"'0, aa '''4'o mnstato' cay etno pep
ppIn'es mace ~, s., .a.'",p e4lSop h'imefa,
Wv, ~ fIa,e' p'Ppef' alPPicf' rhfFta, afeor-
t.a P,."''s - J"T' P'phes' Pbja9eIPbja
gg,gss Codf ti'1 H. '1'ia9ls' almonds saf.
VrrIiceljp s,afrI ,ooE'',t nafato0' ana
'',o''s'"', s,a''h' I"oie", haIataluf, ttnte-
c ,,@' = E'"pa"'er 'ee' Tea N radys,
tstt"a' - I'Pto'lp'nI' bRa' %ratFlbs, cram.
''''''a ~ S'o'i h"RF' powder a. shot, craffo
'"''t "'' ''' tts"tH &C. hfaPeF, &c. &c,
taa.a. i. rt,Hhb"hhb
rnlrlr, ta,.o- a,'a tI'hS' no. a%rlSaot7
a "at l -, 'D'' D."'f' . 90, carving d.,
g',' 'o,,.' '"'s.f ~ 1'RHfS' tqnaffF' draw
I".'ts' '"l,' "%'a' n'ifhelo ana hatolrtfr,
= nv. ',"z' t.''n5 f'W7i I'tAs' pad f@cts,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
LOTS FOR SALE.
REMOVAL.

The subscriber, worker in Tin, copper and
sheet-iron, would respectfully inform bis
friends and the public generally. that wa has
remoFed his establishment, corner o Church
and Third Street, near Mr.. GranerGs Il coffee.
house, where he will be happy TO receive the
patronage Of his friends and the public gener-
ally. He has always on hand a fine assoit-
ment Of tin ware, which be will sell az cheap
as can be bought any where, whole sale or re-
tail. Cutters and spouts made and put mp in
he shortest order, also bathing tubs, large
oil cans, stovepipes, all kind Of lin copper or
sh eet-iron ware repaired. All work entrust
ed to him will beexeeuted with neatness an
despatch.
JOHN TILANO.
feb 7 no l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
REAL 4 SON.

t.,Iafz III rftas. nrsylst1ns, hafdWaf
I-h..- .De yanrf infbrnt thpif customers mud
a.. ~a,,aita al, rf,lEs ihat tbay aaw have aud
XIII u,atnns III teap .n hand Il complete aas
... ,.at ~ ,hr al,,ts trttrlrR, which itlry
,ra J.frf.n,at Il, cell a. l4v tor cash ~
HE. ,,,n br had M this place,
lHhtPutFA ~ pRbVIlIDHAt
Fl,nr ub..Isy. haaun, lard. havana. aud
d.. ,,d-. tf,.yp. ehtia and loaf sugars.
g,a,tL. ,,t -.-ai.t saan. blaef aud cayenne
., tu4nI.4 ayt ,tnyrs. nntmaHa, china
,,t t,,,.sf aaIataita. mustard. slAtah. fine
a,i ,n,, . .,Ir ~ fnt apd star rapdlaa, rlfe.
inn-,,,l nae4awitaf and hlatf teas, pitlIaa.
49, l,,,r. s,nH e,3nrs. lalapra, indigo, olive
III tr,rly tia. rum. anHasere, WINE aud 81
,Iat 81 ,as,t ataagbf,o'a bnnafs,
uARDVAIE Sc.
r.u nat ,e,,t MALTA. Amra' ahpvria and
,.,lss trace. los ana dag chains. Carolina
h ,+- t,tlia', axas aud ntifhsta. hammers
.,u. h,ti ,rt strap htn4ezI screws. tauba
hmis, myers, rhiH"le hiIi ao3 ho1l Nh"
hI'7, d'7ft eheal' ''P'a''a ""' tt,trhrt,
curry combs tab'e' p'."g' a"' h,nI sad
Nhlve9' n'f' a3' 0,R.s Pl.aa,II' alt 4 nl,bra
a'i '|s "191' .,sars. mia. drawing
'l' Pf'hs n,'l'' -tls tai,1,s and thread,
NotN'7. - Ma ~ f,,r safawH. tawfrf
... tra-- G~,.,st- tf,u and britannia table aud
,'' !, :. n,a,att WATERS aad randtazlfth4.
w., fa,uz. ana r,aas mitt4. hand aud otoaa
.,, .,w. saaGz and plated hriitr hit. ladies'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
ADVANCES

IA Taken up by John Mia sbou.
T~5 miles from Baton Rouge a grew
1 mare, about 6 years Old. sb,rt
slaSAI3 hands high. no mark Or brand
: The owner is requested 10 take her away
dand pay changes.
J. R. DUFROCQ RAxaEs.
aug. % no. %.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
sLlTEN 81 R00F[NG.

STATES FOR ROOFING.
Tho subscribers have on hand and for sale at
their several depots In New Orleans, a large
assortment, and are receiving from Liverpool
rerular supplies of best quality Of WEIGH
slates ofthe following sizes, viz
atxl2 20xIO is X 10 Xix 10
- u Is 10 16x9 l4x8
aoxll 1870 l6xS l4x7
An Of which they will sell 10 lots TO suit
ntrehasers-delivcrei at the steam boat Ian
dag Id Neg Orleans at from 6 to u dollars
per square.
Apply to LYALL DAVIDSON,
Nol6A, Camp st. New Orleans.
The Baton Rouge Gazette viii please copy
and forward their bill to this odice.-B Bale
noi 1876
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05

ClthUX a VENDHE
Dc Ia Chaux, du Sable. st doc Bfiquee.
conalatBnebt en veHte por
l.. HEHItEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
NAnInrN HrnRE.

Or Cal AMI examine before purchasing
! tUA8. A. IlILbt
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-10
TO MARRIED LADIES.

The MOTHERS RELIEF, medicine which
soothes the disagfeeable sensation of Fe-
males about TO become mothers, and in
sures safe delivery in al cases where NAL
formation or some unnatural circumstance;
do not prevent. The reputation of this ar
ticle though silent, has become so extend
ed as to produce an immense demand. A
pamphlet intended only for the eye OF those
directly interested and their physicians, is
prepared for gratuitous distribution where
the Relief is for sale.
As we are thus obliged to come before the
public, we take the occasion to say, that j
the increase Of the call for the Mother:
Relief, wherever known, be any guild t.
a direct opinion to be formed of the esti
nation in which it is held, we have the sat
isfaction of believing that it has been tn
means of alleviating an infinite amount o
suffering, and of savein g many valuable
lives. Wherever it has been used durin!
the above period, deep rooted prejudice
have given way 10 candid and thankful ex
pressiuns ofgratitude, and wish 10 extend
on their parts, as far SIS possible, It's. bene
fits. Medical men of high standing have
had the candor to acknowledge for once,
that their preJudices must be abandoned,
and have been advocates for its use.
All those who wish, are invited to call
and procure pamphlets without charge:
For sale by W p l. USSEL.
The authorized agent for this place and
vicinity.
MIddIeburv, o /. list, 1915.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-10

How TO GETHEALTH Thousands Of persons
continue To cure themselves Of Colds Coughs, Head
ache Rheumatic Affections, Small POX, Measles,
CosvenesS Influenza, aad the host Of those indIca-
tons Of the body of the blood being out of order,
simply hy perseveiingy using BTaHdr'fh's Vegetable
Unirersai Pills, so long any symptoms Of derange-
menl in any organ remain. Often, by adopt ng this
which experience has proved is according To
nature, being merely assisting her, have many IN
few DAYS been restored health, who but for Bran
dreth Pills had heen sick for months The value OF
this medicine is indeed beyond price.
AGENTS.
Jonathan Hagor, Middle ury; Alfredo. RIOS
coe, New Haven, Warren $. Brown, Addison;
p. Fetch and Son, Bridport; Wright and
Bush, Shoreham; W. B. Bixhy. Vergrnnes;
|. 9. Mead, Cornwall; J. Simonds. Watch
Point; A. Weiherbee, FeIrisburgh Crnirr
Allen and Wheeler, North Frrrisburgh; W.
Kinsey, Monkfon Ridge; Geo. w. Parmelee
Bristol; Simon Taft, Whiting.
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NEW STORED

THE subscribers have just received at Easl
Middiebury at the store formerly occupied by
r. L. Perkins, an entire new stock of goods
which they will sell for cash or produce, or APP
proved credit as low as can be bought in the
county, consisting in par: of the following arli-
cleS
Broad Cloths, Brown Coituns,
Cassimeres. Batting,
Vestings, Wicking,
Prints, Buffaloes,
Rept. Cashmere, Boas,
Affghans, BuckG Gloves Miuens
Alpaccas, Caps Of all kinds.
AL 5 o,
Salt, coarse and fine,
Tobacco, Goldfish,
Teas, Mackerel,
Molasses, Lamp-Oil,
Sugar, Raisins,
Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Crockery.
And all other articles usually kept in country
store. People wishing 10 buy cheap will do we'll
to call and examine our stock before buying else
where, as we are confident the prices and goods
will give satisfaction, ifnot, fair compensation
will Re made Cor the trouble of looking
A CHI APMAN g. SON.
Nov. LIST. 1915.
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber is now receiving and opening al his
store Monkton Borough, large and elegant as
sortmcnt of
DRY GOODS,
comprising greater variety than is usually kept in
a country store and he desires TO call attention to
the largest assortment of Dress Goods and Cloak
ings that he before had the pleasure Of offering
to the public, embracing the most fashionable and
newest styles, some Of which selected express
" with the view of pleasing the Friends and others
wishing plain and rich Goods,
Also, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery aud Glass
Ware Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Linseed and
Lamp Oil, Cut and Wrought Nails, Window Glass
and Putty, Looking Glasses, Powder, Shot, Lead
aud Percnssau Caps, SUPERFINE FLOUR, Salt,
Fish, sc, SC, &c.
He has also received assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, consisting of Mems and Boys Cowhide
BootH CoarSe-f-e aud Calfskin do. Women's and
Misses Calf<kin Shoes and Bootees, of superior
qualiiyand about two-thrds the usual prices. Also
Farwell's Shoes, 81 ps and Buskins. India Rubber
over shoes. Wooden Clocks aud Umbrellas, compri-
sing the largest and best assortment before Of
fered in this place, prices unusually low, and
the most accommodating terms. The highest prices
paid for produce. The people invited to call and
examine.
T. c. SMITH.
MonktOn. Oct. IL. 1915.
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Also,
STOW rs !
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT,

WOULD INTERN the public that he ha>
removed To the Store recent v occupied by
J. VI. SLADE s CO., where he offers for
sale a general assortment Of STOW ES and
other CASTINGS, from the well known
Furnaces of .HcssrS Granger of Pittsford,
Blake of Brandon, aud Wainwright Of this
place. Consisting in part of their various
patterns Of Cooking Stoves, and great va
riety of .4ir Highland Boz StOues, CaEl
don Kettles, Sleigh Shines, SC.
Also, larger and better assortment OF
HoHow Ware than can be found II this vi
ciniiy. Also Ihe celebrated Tabor PiOlcs,
manufactured at Lincoln, Vt. which drew
the premium at the last annual fair, Oct
1914
lie also manufactures all kinds of Tn
and Sheet Iron WOre. Store Pipe SC.
Those wishing to purchase any thing IL
his line ofbusiness, will do wei! To call anf
examine his Stock aud Prices before buy
ing elsewhere.
All kinds of JOB'WORK done on shO:
notice aud the most reasonable terms.
Most kinds of Country Produce received
in payment.
Middlebury Sept. 26 1915. %
n -RPEr WARP, and Cot. Yarn, of all Nos
v Of best quality, just received and for Sale hv
A. P, ROSCOE.
Dot 1917