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A WELL CONCERTED INTRIGUE!
VALUABLE SECRET DISCLOSED.

The welfare of the American people renders 1t neccs
sary that they should be made cognizant with very
momentous and valuable secret, having intimate COLI
necon with their pccunsry interests the great mPo-
tance of which, urgently demands their most serious and
deliberate attention There be very little doubt that
there exists in the whole human family universal dis
bear the sngs and arrows of outrageous For
tune, so long as they others OF the genus Hon1o,
(vhether by the exercise of ustute understanding
the result of purely ortutous circumstances dwelling
in marble Halls surrounded by parasites, and rcveng
in luxury, and contentment Openly and fearless
ly ohjecting such handed justice and cool
ly determined to destroy this ep0e medium OF baskng
in the sunshine of fortune and practicable establish an
equilibrium in society, Pyer Co., the truly fortunate.
far famed and old established Lottery Brokers' generous
y mpart to the public the offspring of their laborous
searches in the abstruse mysteries of the dark ageshc
aycanus Of soeath The cabalstic words seven in
number and when arranged according to the directions
of the Cabata, signify
"Look to Pyfer i Co. for Riches ~ .s E.
MOST BRILLIANT RESULTS AGAIN !!
Euery Lottery showers its treasures
Correspondents read the glorious evidence
PYFER s. CO. Public Benefactors!
See the riytue Of the first order!
S25 0OO whole ticket numbers Is 49 5s, drawn 20th
August was sent to South Carolina THE result ofthe
FIRST order! See managers official drawing of that date.
81, 900, whole ticket, sent to Pennsylvania.
Sl5, 900, lfticket, sent to Louisiana
SO 600, half ticket, sent to Pennsylvania.
S5, 900, half ticket sent to Ohio.
$4,000, quarter ticket, sent to North Carolina.
$S, 900, quarter ticket sent to South Carolina.
81, 900, quarter ticket sent to Virginia .-. 80.
%5, 900, quarter ticket sent to New York.
s., 600, quarter ticket sent to South Carolina. 1
$4,000, quarter ticket sent to Virginia. -..t-
Nearly every Prize paid and on file -. T.
Pyfer & Co. always refer to the Managers!
Every person should try his or her luck zen
The first trial often Draws the Capital sas..
Bank Drafts payable sight in Gold, remittcd prompt
y to any part of the United States for Prizes sold by
Pyfer s. Co.
Pyfcr Sc Co. sell all the large Prizes! .H
One order mag Draac Fortune!
Splendid Scheme for september, ISA1.
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We learn that Gen. Saunders, our late Minister to
Spain, will leave that country for home sometime dur
ing the ensuing month. He may be expected mere
about the last of October. Mr.. Barrlnger' the ne"
Minister, who succeeds Gen. Saunders, has already
sailed from New York and Gen. Saunders Will OF
course remain at Madrid until he arrives.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29

EuLoeY ON Mr.. Polk. We have received from
heauthor VIM. F. Dancy, Esqr. copy Of Euiegy
% James K Polk. recently delivered by him before
NE citizens of Tarborough. We have Pernsed this
Neited tribute to Mr. Polk with great pleasure, and
Unite in the business of the commentators that have
'en bestowed upon if. NeuJern Republican.
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The Cholera is rapidly abating in Boston, New
York, and Philadelphia. There were only nineteen
deaths from the disease in New York, on Saturday
ast ..r .-.. =s. i.
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Correspondence of the Washington Union.l

BALTIMORE, August %.
Various reports have been circulated about town
rpedtIon-that enlistments were being made IN this
aty, at 81 month, and 81 900 at the end of the
ear, and that vessel was shortly to sail with them
br the gulf. We have good reason to believe that
these reports are founded in fact but hat the real
scts are we have been unable to ascertain on ac-
count of tIe secresy observed by the parties con-
eerned.
The United States marshal and district attorney OF
this district have been notified from Washington to
keep vigflant eye upon the movement. 1t IS un-
derstood however that the leaders have taken high
legal advice SO as in no way to violate the letter Of
the law
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We are indebted to DIR. W. w. Gray OF THIS Cl'y'
Tor present Of some of the finest Tomatoes we nave
ever seen. Their flavor was excellent. One OF them
Weighed within fraction of a pound, and measured
more than foot in circumference.
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The Cotton Market in New York, on Saturday
as was excited, owing to the favorable advices from
Europe by the Canada, and sales of one thousand
bales took place, at cent per pound advance 4
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PIANOS, PIANOS.

szkl- BALTIMORE is the largest City in the
HsaaEs~5 Southern States, and her Mechanics cannot
ua = gbe surpassed by any Northern Citics-par-
ticulaEly the of Manufacturing P1ANos The in-
struments manufactured by Anthony Kuhn & Co. have
for fifteen years. Academies by Professors and private
families, through Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia
surpassed every instrument bought elsewhere i'll quality
of tone power and sweetness, durability and finish. All
of entire iron frame climate change of weather
have any effect them. Principals, Trustees, Profess
of Academies Merchants and the public in general
of North Carolina will please send their ORDERS and they
shall be promptly attended Address Anthony Kuhn
& Co., No. 4, Eutaw Street, Baltimore.
List Of Prices.
Pianos with metallic plate, either Rosewood or Mahog-
any cases. six octave, from $3.50 to $3.50. With entire
metallic frames $3.50 to 5000. 81 octaves, and O. in
proportion octave from $500 to S4Oo ,.
July, 1919. 76s-eow ly pd.
Hillsborough, July IA, lS49.
DEAR SIR: / am very much pleased with the Piano
you sent The tone is powerful yet sweet and soft
1t has been much admired by competent judges.
From this specimen, have hesitation i'll recon-
mending your Pianos to the public.
h. a. CAD JONES, Jr.
Mr.. AHthony Kuhn.
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TO Printers and others.

10 REAMs Pearl Foolscap. unruled, and 10 Reams
Il Rice Flat FooIscap, expressly for printing,
article in this Market. Also few reams of superior
ruled letter paper, for sale by P. F. PESCUD.
August S, t649. s.-- yr ar 77f--
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CARD.

CARD.
WIN. G. NOBLE, takes this means to inform his
w friends in North Carolina that he continues with
Lindsey, Cameron & Hayward, Wholesale Dealers in
Silk and Fancy goods, No. sc, Liberty street. New York.
where he would be pleased those who visit the
City, and to show them handsome, fresh, and well Sc
lected Stock.
If those who do not on, will send their orders,
they shall meet with prompt and faithful attention
Auoust 18th IS49. 772-4t
Ladies'. Hisses and Children's shoes.
TTNHIS day received by Express, from the manufac-
Between 200 and 800 Pair, comprising grand assort
ment of
Ladies Kid and Morocco Walking shoes, Buskns and
Ties,
do do do Slippers and Tics.
do Boarded Buskin Walking Shoes,
Misses Goat Skin Bootees,
Children's do do
For Alc by J. BRO OWN,
No. 9, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, August %. ls49. 763-
DolIard's Hair wash and POmade..
THIS Justly popular and admired preparation needs
but a trial to use other; supply just received
and for sale at the Drug Store of "a
- WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO.,
August 25th, ls49. 773-
= For Rent
A LARGE and commodious room, suitable for a
bed-chamber and Office, above Pescuds Drug Store.
For terms, apply to Saml Lucas.
Raleigh, August II, ls49. TS-3t
0RUDE SODA: Soap makers and others may be sup
lied with any quanty of this article from the Drug
Store of WILLIAMS HAYWOOD, -& Co
August 25th, 1s4g.---- ---'z rs
.0DoNTINE, most delightful paste, for preventing
the decay of the Teeth and rendering them beauti-
'D''' Williams, Wi HAYWOOD, & CO.
August 2sth, ls49. r 77s-
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August 30, 1910.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29

4 6fRUDE SODA: Soap makers and others may be sup
piled with any quantity of this article from the Drug
Store of WILLIAMS HAYWOOD, &. CO.
Aupust 25th. Is49. 773-
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- For Rent
A LARGE and commodious room, suitable for 6
N bed-chamber and Office above Pescuds Drug Store
For terms apply to Sanl. Lucas.
Raleigh, August II, lS49. 773-3t
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LORR.ALNE'S PILLS.

Vegetable Univsrsnl Medical Curative of he
FRENCHCOLLEGE OFHEALT If, INPARIS
The extraordinary purifying power Of these Pilh
surpass all other medicine known Consequently, i9
ordinary physc for family use they are the most sale
and salutary offered to the public-may be taken
at all times and by ALL person that takes these Ph
will never need to take eRee for IL the stomach
is filled with impurities, as to need an emete they
to ponif and entirely dslodge all foul matter
But il the stomach is healthy, and no impurities in H.
not the slightest nausea is felt.
Il s now well understood that nine tenths Of all me
cases Of consumption, which annually consign IofY
thousand victims the grave, originate from obsirueb
IONS caused by taking cold.
All this is ehectnally prevented by timely aPPhe"
ton Of LA MEDICINE CURATIVE PILLSll
GTThe above are for sale by the following Agean
Newiane, Birchard and Sawyer w. C. Perry VIZ
Evansville w Williams Miller a. Clark Vernon Alon
10 Newton Bellows Falls, Norman Harris; SaItons
River, Russell L. Esterbrooks; Rockingham, l. D,
Eddy b. Spading; Cambridgeport, d. =. Gushing
Putney, Isaac Grout, VIM. l.. Upham; pummesIOs'
O. w. Emerson Asa Knights Townshend, johnson ,s;,.
Weatherbee West Townshend, Thos Cook VIM
ingham, s. Goodnow, Iii Greenj Jacksonville, sun
ner 4 Bowen Gulford, ;. p. Adams HALIFAX X. =.
& +. Henry; West Halifax, ]. g. s. |. Hitchcocs
Readsboro, Joel Ranney Wilmington, Ongen Smilh
Dover, r. r. Perry Grafton, Geo, NJ. Barrett Ward,.
boro, }. A. II. Rice West Wardshoro, Daniel hSfn'
& Son North Wardsboro Converse 4 Higgins; Jam
aica, s. G. slmnerj Windham, VIM. Harris & son
Westminster East, Joel Aldrich Westminster West
field, R. & u Burke Weston, Asa b. Foster Chesie,
Joseph Hadleyj Woodstock, f. s. Haydeni Rutland
f c. Stoddard.
Agent for the State VI. n
All orders supplied
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rho foiowipo lines, taken from the Cdledonidn,
- ,n,,,,.,,ed by the death Of CnARLrs DANA
Nt,,,rp' of Coventry, VT, who died at Derby,
Nov. l4ih, aged 20 years
uarki Ills the tolling desth-bell's sound
II spreads saddening tale aroundi
A spirit 5 dropped It's house Of clay
A youth has passed from earth away
In deaths cold arms the body lies,
The soul has left It for the skies
But lowering DER weeping few,
1t waits to bid a last adieu-
aFatherl leave my home so fair,
leave thy kind paternal carei
grieye not that must 90 20 soon,
NV morning sun must set ere noon
NV work Is done--lfe's quickly DER,
Aud loosed from earth, quit this shore.
NV Aesh is now from suffering free
Ny Father dear weep not for me.
Motheri thy child is called TO go,
A few short days have lain me low;
The child you nursed with tender care,
And kept from storms he could not bear
The plant YOU watched with anxious eye
Didst thou not know twas born to die
For comfort to thy Savior goi
Weep not for me twas ordered so.
Brothers our Joyous little band
Is broken now by Deaths cold hand
But there's brighter band in Heaven,
Aud golden harps to them are given;
And nobler songs their tongues employ,
And higher pleasures they enjoy.
Joyous we've spent our early years,
Teeming with hope devoid Of fears;
Thinking our joys would always last;
Unnoticed years few quickly past
Together of in lively song
We've joined in chorus loud and long
And there with willing, cheerful heart
gladly bore my humble part
And now wheneer your harps will ring,
Fond memory II wake the silent string.
Fond Sisters must leave you too;
A brothers love / give TO you.
You've loved in life-you've loved in death,
Remember me while you have breath.
And though my flesh shall soon decay,
Perhaps my soul may watch your way.
Let this thought cheer your wounded hearts,
We meet again no more to part.
Parents, Brothers, Sisters too,
l bid YOU all kind adieu."
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Commissioners Notice.
Commissioners, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the district Of West
minister, Commissioners TO receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of BENJAMIN TOU,RTELLOT late
Of Townshend, in said district, deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the lith day Of December
instant, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice that VIC
will attend to the business OF said appointment
at the late dwelling Of the deceased in Townshend
on the 5th Tuesday Of January and the ID Tues.
day Of May next, from one till four O'Clock p NJ,
on each Of said days
JOEL HARDWOOD,
PERLEY s. DUNTON,J No"' To-
Townshend, Dec. 20, ls4s. lg
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DASH wanted by the subscriber to balance some
" ofhis book accounts and those that have been
standing over one year may be assured that they
viii have to pay interest without fail.
Oct 10, lsts. p. SImONpS.
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FOR 60 DAYS ONLY.
NO rosrroSgwESr OK ACCOUNT OF wssrHER.
AZ the sign OF the Elm Tree.
Having just received
S4,s5O 90 Worth Of New Goods,
(WHICH, with our other purchases this Fall,
w makes our stock very large and complete,
will he sold for the next co days at 'Ty snail adj
vance from cost consisting In part Of
Fancy and Black Cotton aud Silk Warp AlpaecAs,
'lhibet Cloths. Mohair Lustrcs, Raw Silk Plads,
Iyonosc Cloths, Cashmercs, NJ dc Laincs,
All Wool de LANES, French, Scotch Am Ging's,
Prints. Furniture Patch, Plaid and Stripe Silks,
Black silks, all widths, &c. Sc
ALSO
Broadcloths Beaver Cloths, Doeskins Cassi.
meres. Tweed, and Yestings, made up to order.
100 Btoadcloh, Beaver and Tweed Coats ready
made
sin Shirts Wool Drawers and Shirt Cotton
Drawers and Shirts, &c, &c.
We rrfrin from naming prices here I've never
were good At lrag for whenever we have played nj
the game We have been sure to be beaien,l bu, suf
fee 4 10 say that for the above time shall odei
rem grsai bargains to purchasers.
TowNsLEY SONS
NIB r. s Sous are Agents for the "lIocui
Pocus7 Tea Company, No. 1910 Bowery, N. Y.
Bratlcboro, Nov. 2ist, ls4s, !.
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Connecticut River Rsi,ro,,


-R &sMx7Z sT53
PASSENGER TRAINS run every A. -
j. days excepted as follows ''N'
Leave Greenfield for Springfield at s4OAN.
6P.M. VI
Leave Springfield for Greenfield, at sl,At
and 2 Z. NJ.
Passengers leaving Brattleboro by the ,,,s,
a. NJ reach Greenfield in season for the ~.
NJ. train, and arrive at Springfield at Io9oIt
and can proceed directly by the Hartford ap5 l
Haven Railroad and Steamboat TO New Yo,, I.
waiting till "A z. NJ, can leave for Boston. W..
ter, Providence, Albany, Troy, &c, by The tim
the Western Railroad.
Those leaving Brattleboro by the stage at Up,
reach Greenfield at 6 =. NJ, and Springf.p
7A5 T. NJ, and can proceed directly to New I,
city by the night train and steamboat.
Lietlvnihg, passengers leaving Boston BY Il,
and w. X. Road, at 8 A. NJ, by the New YorI I
Haven boat at 7 A. NJ, or Albany by the w,s,
Railroad at u A. NJ, arrive at Springfield h
son for the p. NJ. train for Greenfield, reafb
the latter place about z. NJ, where stage, A.
readiness Tor those wishing to go to Brat,lelor
farther north.
Passengers leaving Boston at 4 p. NJ or An.
Mt 245 r. NJ, arrive at Springfield at s2OPI
and stopping over there or nj Northanptop -,
Greenfield at 10 A. NJ. the next day, in seaso,
the stage to Brattleboro.
! Oct. 18th, lsAe I,
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WORTHY or NOTICE.

NHE public attention Is called to new and i'm
l. proved Patent Bedstend Fnsten-
an be applied to new or old bedsieads with cordf
r Stats to round or square rails, and there Is no
hance for bed bugs or getting out OF repair These
iedsteads can be pnt up very easy, and what is
Important in case Of fire, can be taken down in less
ian one minute and saved.
The simplicity and perfeciness with which this
nswers the end designed, places it high in the
nation of every one who has seen and used them
Z, being better than any other kind. For sale by
II A. VAN DOORN & SONS, Brattleboro.
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PENDER'S
EdinbOrOugh Vegetable SaIye.

i table Salve, and Its intrinsic merit needs only to
appreciated to place il in the most prominent
osiion among the most popular medicines Of the
ny. Its cures in many instances are so immedi-
te and eradicative to elicit attestatons in its
wor from the most unexpected sources.
Il is highly recommended, and sold by Messrs.
iseases, viz
Burns, Wounds, Bruises, Swellings on the Joints
nd other parts of the body Scrofna Boils Sprains,
nd in general, all cutaneous diseases. For Boils
nd Burns there is no remedy equal to il.
Nov. 22. Il
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A CARD.
r. 81. T.. WoOdcock


ViAKE this opportunity to offer to the people Of
Il Braitlcboro and vicinity their sincere thanks
for the unexpected and liberal patronage extended
to them at their old stand, and would respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same, Mt their New
store, Main st., south Of the bridge, where We
are receiving and opening great variety OF
Goods Of every description.
DRY GOoDS--English, French and American
Prints, latest styles; Scotch and American Cling
hams; SILK finished do; Mourning do; M de
Laincs Twillcd Cashmeres; Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpaccas; Lusircd do; Madonna Stripes and
Plads; Hermann Stripes, &c. ShaWis--some
new and beautiful patterns, and at very low prices.
Ladies' Worstcd Crayats, Gloves and Hosiery,
Colorcd Cotton Table Covers, Brown Linen do,
Dnmask do, Scotch and Russia Diaper, &C.
CoIIox Brown and Bleached Shooting,
Shrting, Denim, Drilling, &c. at exceedingly low
rates.
Household Articles.
Crockery. Glass and Stone Ware, Table Cutlery,
Sad Irons Dnsiing Brushes, Mats &c, 81
West India Goods and Groceries.
Having made an extensive addition to our for.
mer stock, hattcr ourselves that we eau meet
the wants Of any who may favor US with call.
SUGARs numerous qualities.
TEAS, Of as good quality and favor, and at a.
low prices as can be found
Moiasses, Syrup, Coffee, Spices, Batter, Cheese
Lard, Pork, Dry Fish, Mackerel, Salmon, Table
Salt, T. l. do, Liverpool do and 10 fact, Groceries
Of all kinds in large or small quantities.
1z- The above Goods we offer for Cash or goo,
Produce as low as can be bought in Windhan
County. Ii5l Nov ie, ls4s.
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Mount Eagle TripoIi.

HNHE best article known for cleaning and bur
Il nshing Gold, Silver Copper, Steel, Tin, Brass
and all other metalsi also for cleansing Windows
Mirrors, and Glass Ware.
Also, Bristol Brick Dust, entirely free
from Clay, and found to do the work quicker and
easier than the Brick itself For sale Wholesale and
retail by GEO. ii. SALISBURY.
Brattleboro, Dec. 9, ls4s. n
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Melodeons, Seraphine,
Head Quarters for Extra Teas

Head Quarters for Extra Teas!
EXTRA Old Hyson for IS cts per lb-
~ Good Young Tyson" az "
Extra a " so
Extra fine " ga a
Extra Ming Yong =" Al
Good Souchong =" 81 Z"
The subscriber is agent for TIoKR Mill EXTRA
RIFLE and SroRrISo POWDER Confectionery Of
III kinds, for sale Wholesale and Retail, for ready
lay
07-Country dealers can be supplied with any
the above articles, on the most reasonable terms
WESTEN HOPKINS.
Oct IL.
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JOB WORK.
New Tailoring Establishment.

New Tailoring Establishment.
II r. WALKER, from Boston, having taken
IL. rooms over Mr. G. c. Halls store, would res
pecifully inform the people Of Bratleboro and vi.
cnity that he is prepared to make all kinds OF gen.
tlemcn's garments in the best style OF workmanship
Having followed Cutting exclusively for several
years in the largest Tailoring Establishment, in
Rcs,on, he as;;eis himself he can give satisfaction
to all As to Ct, finish, and style
% Particular attention paid to cutting for 9th.
ers to make All garments warranted to fit il well
made up.
Good Ready Made Clothing
Manufactured and for sale cheaper than can be
afforded in the Boston Clothing Stores.
Brattleboro, Nov. l, ls4e. II
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We Come Again!
nAGu RE0TYPESII


DAGU ERIE TYPESI!
Owing to the late great cry Of "small Pox,n we
" have not been able TO take the Daguereotypcs
Of AL THOSE IA C'ES which we so much wish
to secure acrc the substance perish" would say
owing to the great rush, for few DAYS past, for
Daguercotypes taken by
MY Beautiful Sky Light!
am induced 10 keep the Vermont Daguerrean
Gallery opdn for FEW WEEKS LONGER,
where shall be constantly on hand 10 attend to
those who may wish to have
Perfect Li<enesscs
taken Of themselves or friends, in manner which
cannot he cquaed by any Side Light in the coun.
try. Also, constantly on hand,
Cases, Plates, Loekets, Chemicals,
&C., &C., which will be sold 10 Travelling Operators
ut great Bargains Call and see
COOLEY
Drattleboro, Nov ls4s. u
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Wool, Wool.
BY rxPnuss.

More Dry Goods, this day received, at tho
sign Of the Elm tree. Cll and see. at
Dec. 7, TowNsLEY SONS
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Wines and Liquors.
Old Port,
Sicily Madeira,
French do. gxyayaxxga 81
Brown Sherry, W SsS>l So9a
Saline and
Sweet Malaga
Otard,
Old Lemon Cortes
RastBeu and BRANDY.
Common proof,
Also, old Peach
Old Clover Leaf
Pine Apple, Holland Gin.
Eagle and Hour Glass
X n $;'; S i ls S5:' and New Rum.
Virginia Apple Brandy and High Wine eide
do American Gin, 30 per cent Alcohol, and Mo
nongahela Whisky.
Tavern keepers and others supplied with thu
pure article Of Liquors on the most reasonable
terms.
For sale cheap, at the store one door south Of G
C. Halls. Don't Jorgci he place.
wEsTEN HOPKINS
Braitleboro, Oct. I.