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A. SERVANT GIRL FOR HIRE.
Administrators Notice
Dec. | fin, 1916.

Administrators Notice.
Ii pcrsuns are hereby notlhed that
"a have obtained from the County Court
OF Pike county, Mo-. letters Of admins
~tration on the estate Of JosephP P. Mcclure.
decd, bearing date the 2sth day Of No.
vember 1916, All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned; and all per
sons having claims against said estate are
requested to present them properly Authen-
ticated within one year from and after the
date Of said letters, or they may be preclu-
ded from having any benefit Of said estate,
and if not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
MARTHA McCUNE,
Administrators.
Dec. Nth. 1916.
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ST. LOUIS ARKET
UNION OFFICE, }
UfnncSXnY, Dec. 2.
18th ult.

The supplies of product for a few days
past, have been quite limited, and
transactions, consequently, very few. Quo
I~tations are almost nominal. In FZJur
there is nothing doing. Holders, generally,
are indisposed to take less than q, while
bidders care little about advancing beyond
So IS, and some small sales have been eff
fectcd at g 70. In Uhrdt, the business
has been unusually light. \. lot Of l6O SKIS,
medium. sold at SOC, and a parcel of very
choice, at Doc. Thu l.t,.. c.. :. ..-:..
:ained for strictly prime lots. Corn-nct
much request, though 35c may Re taken as
the lowest quotation, in good gunnies. Oats
no sale, and very little arriving. We quote
at zoe, without sacks. Hhishey--Raw is
worth II IL Il lS cents. None arriving,
Freishh are firm at last quotations.
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S00 Gallons assorted, jus~treceived.
c"" Nov. 30th,

" We arc buying all kinds of Produce for
which we pay the highest prices. Farmers
coming to town with a load of Produce would
do well to give us acall before trading elsewhere.
We hope the Ladies' will not forget US when
visit Louisiana. We are at all times ready
no wait on them, and We think our assortment Of
Fancy Goods will be sufficient to induce them &c
purchase, 9. pitts
November Both, 1876.
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At his residence, in Pike county, Mo-, on
Friday the 9th day of Nov, 1916, Joseph
p. McCune, aged 81 years; leaving a wife
and two children, and many friends and
relatives, to mourn their loss.
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lei
occasion.

At his residence, in this town, on yesterday,
at one o'clock p. NJ, after a short but severe ILL
ness, THOMAS J. BAIRD, in the 18th year Of
his age. Eie had been a citizen of this vicinity
flor 10 years, during which period he had so de-
ported HIMSELF as to gain many steadfast friends,
by whom his loss will long be deeply deplored.
His death will be both a public and private loss.
BY it our town has been deprived Of one of its
most energetic, active, correct and worthy citi-
izens, while his family have lost a most indul-
gent father and affectionate husband. We would
Ioffer our heartfelt s~ympathies, to his bereaved
whose loss never can be told. But in all
their grief they have one cOnsoling reflection,
that as he lived an honest man, 'the noblest work
of God" SO he died. Upon his death-bed when
referring to the past, he said again and again,
with emphasis and pleasure, 81 have never de-
ifrsuded, L have never wronged a man and am
not afraid to die-I leave this vain world for a
better world to GOMEZ have a brightand an a.
Ibiding hope that shall be happy there"
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Later Still.
JACOB BLOCK. THEoDoRE BErrs
BLOCK & BELTS,

Wdter Street, Louisiana, Mo.
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of
~ their friends and the public to their pres
ent stock of Goods; comprising a complete as
sortment of every article in the line which the
Farmer may need, the Mechanic want, or the
Ladies desire.
To our old customers we say that We are de-
termined not to be undersold, and those who come
to Louisiana with the intention Of buying goods
where they can get them cheapest, we would
solicit to call on us, examine our goods and
prices. We have on hands a first rate assort-
mnnf of
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1915 REWARD!

from the subscri-
Der, on the 3Oth ult., a negro
man, about FL or % years Of
age-about 5feet 8 inches high.
He is a very likely boy, black,
lively and quick spoken. Had
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On WIcH HC TIT ICuFT UOOVS3
cloth cap, pilot cloth frock coat and James
pantaloons of bark color. He was riding
a fine bay horse with a blind bride and an
old saddle.-l will give the above reward
to any one who will apprehend him in this
State and lodge him securely, till / can get
him. ROBERT ALLISON.
Dec. 14th, 1916.
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MARRIAGES..

Married Dec, 10 1916 by Elder A.. ID. Ian.
dram. MFR. Joseph r. Nelson of Lincoln tt
Miss Rachel Walker Jump, ofPike Co. Mo
Married By Elder A. D. Landram on til.
Sth Of December, 1916. Mr.. John W. No
kee to Miss Catharinc NJ. Herndon, both Of
Lincoln County Mo.
Married on the 10Th inst, by Justice Ba-
con, Mr.. Josiah Haines to Miss Ann Eliza.
beth, eldest daughter of Capt. T. T. John.
son, all Of Pike County Mo.
Married on Thursday the 10th inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. Jackman, DR.. b. W. CORN
to Mrs. Sarah Oaks, all Of this place.
In the consumation of this Wedding may
the parties realize all the Happiness attend
ing double blessednessj may their pleasures
be as numerous as their friends who atten.
ded the chevari, may their days be as brill
liant, as wasthe animation Of that Company,
and may their joys be as sweet as the cider
and cakes, so plentifully dealt out on the
occasion, Jr.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro, s..
In Probate Court, October 30, 1886.
~ ONES Willis Cutting, Administrator, Gun, tesla.
~ mento annero, upon the estate of MARC ARET
STREErER, late of Wilmington, In said District,
deceased aud files his administration account for
inalion and allowance
Whereupon il is ordered that the same be heard and
examined before the Probate Court al the stated
sion thereof TO be he lden at the Inn Of Petey aou
in Marlboro, in said District, the last Thursday Of
November next. And for the purpose OF modifying oil
persons interested therein of the time and place Of hear
ing, said Administrator is directed to publish copy Of
the record Of this order three wees in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro, in said Dis
trict previous TO said time Of hearing. 4
A true copy from the Record rtUa
fl LEMUEL WHITNEY,
n Judge OF Probate
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Dte0

In Marlboro, Oct 18th, Of typhus lever Mr. HAALOw H.
HALLIDAY, aged 30 years.
The death Of this worthy young will long be deeply
mented not only by the bereaved parents brothers and
sisters but by all whose respect and he had by
his strict integrity, kind and benevolent disposition, aud
constant fidelity in the discharge OF all the duties Of life
He is gone he is from earth released,
Ye kindred ofthe dear deceased,
Your loss is truly great
Each heart Of sensibty
Will mourn with you in sympathy,
And in your grief diate.
Printers in Mass and New York requested to notice.
In Rockingham, Of consumption, Oct. 3lst, William F.
Wiley, son Of John Wiley 3D. aged % years.
In Bellows Falls, the 18th u, Mrs Mshitabe Webb,
wife Of Calvin Webb Esq in the SD year Of her age.
In Greenfield, Oct 30, at the house of Mr. Suman
Thomas Mrs Sophrona wife of Mr. Gilbert Smith Of Deer.
field, aged 80. Oct %, George Lewis, of Mr. Levi
Smith, aged years and months.
In Northfeld, Aug 3, Mrs Betsey CALDWELL wife Of Mr.
Samuel Caldwell and only daughter Of LucIus and Lucin
da Hoon, aged %.
At Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, Sept l. Dea. freeman
Morrison, formerly Of Coleraine, aged 46.
In Honesdale, Pa Oct I6, MIR Frederick r. Cummings,
formerly OF Brattleboro, aged % years
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District of Marlboro, IS.
L. p.nhn.n cn..rf De, % lalG

Probate District OF Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, Oct. %, 1876.
w HEREAS SALLY HUNT, late Of Vernon.
w in said District, deceased, ia and by her last
VIII and Testament (Which has been duly proved and
alowed) did constitute and appoint her Roswell
Hunt, Trustee of the Estate bequeataed, and that
might or should fall happen unto two Of her daugh-
tiers, t. wit Fanny Morris, the vile OF Governsur
Morris and Lovinia Seymour the wife Of Henry Scy-
mour land whereas the said Roswell Hunt has this
day, BY his instrument 10 writing, filed in Probate
Court, declined and refused execute the trusts, In
and by said last Will and Testament enjoined, and by
advice from the said Fanny Morris and Loyina Sey-
mou recommends 10 the consideration Of the Probate
Court the name Of EBEEEzER HowE, Jr., of Vef-
non as suitable person TO execute and discharge the
trusts in and by said last VIII and Testament given
and conferred
Whereupon il is ordered, that the consideration and
recommendation OF a successor, by advice, viii be
heard, and n successor appointed by the Probate
Court at the stated session thereof 10 be holden al
the Inn of PerIey Balou, in Marlboro n said district
ON The last Thursday of November next. And IL ID
further ordered, that the said Roswell Hunt notify all
persons interested in said trusts, and OF the Estates on
which such trusts may operate, by publishing the sub
stance oil his said refusal TO execute the said trusts and
the Recommendation Of successor by advice, three
teeeks suceessiveiy in the Vermont PhGnix, printed al
BraleboTo in said District, previous to the time ap
pointed for the hearing Thereof.
A true copy from The Record,
LEMUEL WHITNEY,
II Judge OF Probate
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state of Vermont.

Probate District OF Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, October 30, 1886
~ ONES Charles B. Ware, Administrator upon the
~ estate Of CHANDLER WARE, late OF Will
mngtonn said District, deceased, and files his admin
isiraton account Tor examination and allowance:
WheIeupon II ia ordered, that the same be heard
and examined before the Probate Court at the slated
session thereof to be holden at the Inn of PeTey Bal.
ou in Marlboro in said District, on The last Thursday
of November next. And for the purpose OF notifying
all persons interested therein Of the time and place OF
hearing said administrator is directed to publish copy
of the Record of this order three weeks secessuey u
the Vermont fhenix printed at Brattleboro in said
District, previous TO said time Of hearing.
A true copy from the record
LEMUEL WHITNEY,
q, Jud0e If Probate
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The Boston Almanac for 1917,
RY s. NJ. DICKINSON,

WILL be Published at an early day IN December.
w The Directory 10 the Businrs- People of Bns-
ton, will be thoroughly prepared, and inherited gfca-
er length than usunl As the business Of the city
oreases, this department Of Almanac grows with
II. In The number now coming out. fbrr viii be y
series Of DIAGRAMS representing the various RAIi.
ROADS dircrgng from Boston, with hhinfirai sketch.
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pared at some considerable expense, and will. togeisI
with the Business Directory, form the p'iripal fa-
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Of Miscellaneous Matter will be- found in It's pages.
The covers viii be Illuminated with sunr ciuire sprci-
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will be bound up In the volume.
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HYDROPATHY.
GEO. III. KxNasBURx, M. d,
or Sunderland, Mass,

W cnHderfnnos mass,
IN AviNG made HYpRorArHY study for several
IL years, wishes take few patients into his fam
lily, where they will be under his immediate observH-
lid can desire: To be treated strictly with Water.
Having been time in practice, and used IL more
or less lin FeveTs, Rheumatism, Gouf Diseases Of hs
Skin Ricketts, Apoplexy, Hysteria, Catarrh, Dise..s
es Of the Spine, Dyspepsia in all its varieties and COM
plcations,) with more than ordinary success he Is
Convinced that the virtues Of WArER, as remedy for
disease, are not hall known; and wishing TO do ell in
his power TO aid commoa humanity in relieving the az
aiced, he takes this method 10 invite those who
sick and IN distress 10 give him call and they may
rest assured. they yil be made "Gt hone," and -
happy as circumstances will admit $50 - 80
Sunderland Is beautiful, quiet village, in the valley
OF the Connecticut situated half way between Green
Road runs within two miles CT q, thus affordinr
quick and easy passage to New York or Boston. Tho
water ia pure and good, and the scenery abound de-
ghtiul. On the side the stately Sugar Loaf reaB
its towering head--0n the other the dignifcd Toby
which contains the famous Sunderland Cave, waited
by hundreds every year. The approaching winter
WILL OF course, detract somewhat from the beauty Of
the scenery, but as Autumn, Winter, and Spring are
the hest seasons Tor the application Of water, and lis
elects DR. Kinesbury deems expedient 10 commence
this season, and should any nvads wish for quiet,
pleasant home In small establishment he will be hap
ny TO see them.
Most blessed water Neither tongue can tell s..
The bessedness thereof, heart can think, ~.
Save only those 10 whom Il hath been given
To taste Of that dyinest gin Of Heaven.
stopped and drank Of that dvinest well,
Fresh from the rock Of ages where il ran
4 had hea venly quality 70 quell
All pain. l ross a renovated man ~
And would not now, when that relief was known,
For woTlds the needful suffering have foregons. ="
Sunderland, Oct. 22d, 1916. SwsoslllC
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For Sale.

RswR TTN HE Subscriber being DESTROYS Of
G+3!TTk j. paying his honest debts and knowing
"a iB what belongs to himself offers his two sit
fsL tSs1 ualions for sale in (Fayettevil!e) New
lane, VI. One comprising Of House, Barn and out
building, with one acre OF land, 81 Of il Of young
orchard of $50 choice gratis Of three years growth
the other of House, new, Barn and out houses, with
one quarter Of Of land. Both are situated OPP
poste each other some 40 rods north OF Tagga's Ho-
lei, on the main road leading from Townshend to Brat
leboro. Said places will be sold low and terms made
easy il not sold at private sale they will be sold at
public Auction on Saturday, the 29th OF November
sale. JAMES RAY,
Fayetteville, Nov Cd, 1896 3wll
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BOz's New Work,
No. 4 Nearly Ready;

pEALIEes wirH THE FiRM OF DoMBEY + SON.
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IL Dickens new work last Us received from Eng,
land, with ALL THE LosDoN lLLusrRSrIoEs and
PLATES complete. This Edition will be issued IN one
week after the arrival Of each number, printed on hne
paper, with Two STEEL EsoRAvIEGs 10 EACH NUM-
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be completed in 90 numbers, and sold at The price Of
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THO dollars IN aduouee shall receive the 90 numbers
complete Numbers lost by mail will be supplied gratis
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Marrfe0.

At the Vermont House, in this village, 5h ul, by Rev
Brown, Mr. John Robertson to MISS Nancy j. Black slso
Mr. James H. Knight to Miss Mary A. Black, all of Put
In this village, Oct 9Th, by Rev A. Brown, MIR Russell
Perry Of Lowell, Mass 10 Miss Elizabeth F. T Howard of
Boston, Mass.
At the Vermont House, Oct. 9Th, by Rev A. Brown MIR
Daniel Moore j. Of Athol, Mass to Miss Mary Pierce,
oil Chesterfield ~ H.
At the Vermont House. in this village Oct 10TH by Rev
A. Brown, MIR Abraham Willard TO Miss Avira Rice both
Of Swanzey, N II,
At the place, by the same, Oct 25th, MIR Charles
Robinson, to Miss Arabell A. Powers, both Of Fchburg
Mass
At the Temperance House, in Townshend Oct. 2eih by
John Bandn, Esq Mr. Nathaniel NJ Stone Of Barre Mass
10 Miss Nancy +. Twilchel of Jamaica, VI.
At Sa1ons River, Thursday, Oct. 10Th, by Rev L..
Hayden MIR Josiah X, Parker, to Miss Caroline Harding,
both Of Putney
At Vernon, VI Oct 3lst by Cyrus washburn Esq, Mr..
David d. Smith, Of New Boston, N. Ii. 10 Miss Mary NJ.
Roberts, of Gill, Mass.
And at the place. by the same, Nov. Sd, Mr. Will
liam Washburn to Miss Maria Holt, both Of AthOl, Mass
In Greenfield, Nov. /, MIR Roswell HoLToS of North
field, TO Miss MARY ANN SHELDos Of the former place.
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Muffs, Mufs.

OOO MUFFS, comprising the largest and most
AOO desirable lot we have ever offered for sale.
Black Lynx Nuts Imitation do do; Fitch do |;
Tape Fox do; Blue Coney, do /; Black do do Blue
Denett do Black do do !; Grey Squirrel do, Boas,
&c. CUNE OOODHOE-
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.

YVN HE term Of the Copartneuhip Of Dickinson, Day
Il g. Co. will expire by limitation Dec, LIST, 1876 1;
and by mutual agreement will he dissolved. All per
sons having demands against US will please present
them for payment and those indebted TO US will please
pay up
Ia order to reduce stock Of goods, we shall sell
without regard profit for ready pay-ether cash or
bAIter-as abou, the LIST Of January is47' new ar
Tapgement will be made.
DICKINSON; DAY & CO.
Nov, ., 1876. SwIl.
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NOTICE..
Ready Made Clothing.
CUNE a. GOODHUE

JUNE q WUUUHUE
=" AVE received for sale
HI Heavy Blanket Over Goats
81 Blk. Dufie do do;
90 Mkt Tweeds do do
{" " Sack do do
[" Blk. Broad Cloth do
Mkt Tweeds business Coats.
Sack do do;
Blue Black Broad Cloth Cloaks;
Vest and Pantaoons, Green
Jackets, Drawers, and Shirts
Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes;
Trucks and Vases.
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ATTENTION! FARMER

X ASH will be paid for good Rye Straw in any
~ quantity delivered at our Paper Mill in Hinsdale,
THOMAS x CUTTING.
nrnttlcboro Nov g. 1876 swis3wosll
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TOW.v.SME.v.D ACADEMY.
YEN HE Fall Term of this Institution will close on
Il Tuesday, Nov. IL. The examination OF the stu :
dents will take place on Monday and Tuesday, at the
close of the term. Parents OF the students, and olhe re-
who may feel interested, respectfully invited to be
present.
The Winter Term will commence on Wednesday,
December Cd. s aaHl
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An Intelligent Young Man

n no 81 years of age is wanted TO learn Paper
4 - Making al our Mill in Bratlleboro. liberal
compensation given; please apply soon ,,,r,,,.,c
THOMAS g. CUTTING.
Biaileboro, Nov. 81. 1886. Slisii
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TO STUDENTS In MUSIC.

M RS. s. S. WHITAKER would be happy to
1vI procure few pupils, to whom she would give in
suction the Piano Forte and will endeavor 10 give
satisfaction all who may feel disposed to patronize
her.
Terms, dollars per quarter--24 lessons. Extra
charge for use of Instrument for practice.
REsrDEEcE, Mr. James Reeds, Green Street.
Bfattleboro, Nov s. 1876. IL
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Buck wheat Flour,

~ resi- Ground, for sale BY -. sos 3
IL Nov. 8, 1886. ToWNsLEf SON .
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FOUND.

A BREAST Pin, on the 9th inst, in front OF Capt.
IN Lords Tavern. The owner can have Il by cali
ing on the Editor ofthe Phoenix, and paying for this
STEPHEN MILLER.
Oct 10. 10
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opaihists-and this law the Law Principle OF insensi
piratoa nature persvely demands rid herself Of in
;umbrances which would crush her and without which
there be heaih-withoui which lite mast speedily
The activity and power Of this Ointment 10 absolutely
wonderful penetrating 70 the most deepseaed parts Of
the body-beng Of such light nnd volatile nature that
is taken up by the absobens and carried TO every part OF
the human system into the very substances OF The
bones tendons muscles brain and internal vscer. BY be-
ing applied the head will penetrate 10 the BRAIN and
thus oil nhammaions, conges,lons and eusons IN
this organ In this way cures headache eafaehe, APP
Opssy s'opsy s % 70. ol' when s1es y e aSro. or
neck penetates the psroid glands the nsils, The
mnxlary glands and all the parts " this region and thus
inflammation and irritation Of the organs and also
cures mumps qainsy naammntory throat nfaIn-
nation and enlargement Of the tonss &c When applied
q me ma sna Sus i these
organs also difficulty OF breathing pain and PaiPation
and Of the heart and Il never ials 70 cure
peursy When applied 10 the sides and the abdomen y
peneirtes the substance and centre Of the liver, sio.
ach bowels aud Spleen and thus cures liver complaints
all bilious diseases by relieving the stomach =, cures ey
pepsa sickness Of the stomach, nausea and other gastric
d6enl,iss BY lie operation upon the Pen1oneum and
bowels il arrests Inflammation Of the organs hence cures
cholera mofbus conplaint dysentcry and oonst-
patton II is marvellous 70 exrelng worm. o. ell kinds
When applied the lumbar regona over the kidneys nne
down the small Of the back INTO ns suos.ance
of these adjacent organs afrestng inflammation md IT.
aon Of these parts aud dbolves urinary eulcul stone
gravel in the Kidneys ue'eu, and ~ the bladder when
applied that orgsn also cures diabetes, aud 'naon
bladder and Of the urethra When apPed 10 the peFneum
and rscum II arrests and inflammation and enlarge
ment Of tho prostate glands, and hemofrhods OF phs
When applied the limbs or joints Penetates into ths
substance Of the endons muscles, the Psfiosnum and Tho
bones and 10 therefore succensiu remedy Tot rhen
mAtsn govt stiff joints sprsined ankles wrists, dsensef
BONES weeping sinews In all female complaints disease
Of uterus Of tie breasts aud paralysis Of the limbs ane
confinement il is sovereign 10 It's efficacy, No woman
who is in the least troubled with The nhrnes peculiar
her sex should be without this Ointment.
We know that this Ointment Is ephemeIal thing No
never but long is the subject Of disease 90 on
will il be regarded, valued, and employed Of th
merciiu and benign medicinal discoveries ever mad
to the human mind by Alwise and benevolent Pros
dence.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

VHHE subscriber has just received from Boston, La
IL dies, Gentlemen's, Misses aud Chdrcn's
Boots, shoes and Rubbers,
which will be sold low Tor cash. y ira "a ~
st asnl eas ,s,a4 p. SIMONDS.
Bra,ileboro, Oct. 81, 1876. 10