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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

MousTAcHE WORN BY CLERoyary. when
the episcopal wig came into fashion, it would
seem that the beard was no longer worn by
clergymen. In looking over a collection of
prints, we find WicklilTe, WIN. Tydale, Dean
Dome, Geo. Herbert, Robert Herrick, Robert
Burton, Jeremy Taylor, Archbishop Sporis-
wood, Thomas Fuller, Usher, and Robert South,
all using the mousiache as did John Bunyan.
The Jesuits in India, we believe, still wear it.
We have been unable to trace the latest instance
of clergyman wearing his gown and cassock
in the streets; the custom apparently died oul
in the reign Of one of the early Georges
Notes and Queries.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

Discovery OF YET TWO MORE ASTEROIDS.
We received this morning intelligence of the
discovery Of two Asteroids, OF small planets,
between Mars and Jupiter, on the same day,
October 5th-one by Luther, at Blk, in Prus-
STA, and the other by Goldsmith, of Paris
Both planets were also again observed on the
7ih, at Altoona or Paris.
The number of the discovered asteroids has
of late years so rapidly increased, that we are
doubtful how many are now known, but believe
these two last will be about the 35lh and 35th
l-IrdpelleT.
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ton to deliver a lecture on slavery in Boston,
during the coming winter. This invitation,
coming from where ii does looks little strange
to Carolinians, as Massachusetts and South
Carolina never have agreed, except on one point,
and that is, the dissolution Of The Union, since
the days Of the Revolution. Perhaps something
good may ultimately grow out Of these friendly
invitations, as The next invitation must come
from South Carolina to Massachusetts, inviting
a friend, (shonld South Carolina have one ihere)
to deliver similar lecture, some time 10 March
or April next"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

A stranger lately called at a store in New
port. r. l., just before the departure of the
steamboat, and ordered bottle of brandy to be
sent on board the boat. twas put up and des-
patched by boy accordingly, together with
fifty cents in order to avoid delay in making
change. The man on board the boat took the
bottle with the fifty cents and said that was all
right, and the boat was soon on her way 10
Providence, leaving the liquor seller minus bis
bottle Of brandy. price 81 80, and fifty cents
change.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

Hon GRousp. America is the only coun-
try on earth that can possibly lay claim to the
natural capital Of the globe. The researches
of Lieut.. Maury have demonstrated that by
wind and wave, it is down stream from our
country to all the world and that all nations
mnsi ascend TO reach it, With an.ocean on
either hand, its power descends with celebrity to
every country on the sphere and that too,
hom even the deepest interior Of the country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10
PHOTOGRAPHS.

MO one should think of getting n likeness Of
IN themselves or friends until they have EXAMINE
ed those cRYSrAL0rYPE AAiBROTYPPES
taken by j. l.. a. ii. M. LOWELL.
The Crystalotype is first taken upon Glass and
Is then transferred to paper in unlimited numbers,
as from copper plate by this process we are
enabled with the Daguerreotype Instrument, to
produce paper, views Of Landscapes, Residences,
copy DaguerreOtypes, and take Portraits from life
with tho unerring hand Of nature. rivaling in
beauty the finest Eugravings.
The Ambrotype, a very beautiful picture. is Ia
ken upon Glass and finished in such way that
they are unaffected by acids, and can lay in water
for months without injury, being perfectly air tight
as well as water proof.
Both of the above are truly wonder of the
Actnographio art.
We still take all the various styles Of the ordina-
ny Daguerreotype and we fiatter ourselves that
they are not inferior to any produced in city or
country.
" This is the only COMPLETE Actinographic
Establishment In Vermont,
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
j. L. a. III. M. LOWELL.
Brattleboro, June IS. 1866, p
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

Several colored persons a, Detroit undertook
on "Wednesday Of last week, to compel fe-
male slave from Mississippi to leave her mis-
tress, with whom she was travelling, The
mistress told her she was free to leave if she
wished, but she preferred TO remain with her
mistress. Still, her colored friends were not
satisfied, aud the conductor was obliged to re-
sort to force in getting her away from them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

A Mrs - has brought suit in the cir
cult court at Kent county, Ohio, against a
s'eamboat company for $40. 900 damages, the
gist of the demand being that in consequence
of fright oil board Of the company's boat, oc-
casioned by a collision, she gave birth to a child
prematurely, on which account she was disap-
pointed in her expectations of an heir. 1t is a
delicate case, and the trial is expected to excite
a lively interest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

MNGLErS RINGLETS
Ladies and gentlemen. H. you would have your
hair wave and curl equal in beauty to the natural
curl. should remember that DIR. Sanderson's CUR
LING FLUID, is the only article ever offered to the
public that will effect this desired result But ONE
application is necessary to curl it much as may be
desired, for any length Of time.
From the many testimonials he has received, the
proprietor Of the original recipe, has no hesitation
in recommending these articles to the public de-
eidedly the best preparations for the hair now be-
lore soe MY % the receipt Of ONE DOLLAR,
(togethor with full directions for using.) by ad-
dressing post paid, to II. W. COLSON, Portland,
Maine.
~ Money current In the vicinity ofthOse wish
ing the receipt will be received at par.
Portland, Sept. 4, 1855. 2m83
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An Edgeheld, S. c., correspondent Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce writes as fol-
lows Of the invitation to Senator Butler to de-
liver lecture on the subject Of slavery in Bos-
ton:
"rhe Hon A. p Butler, our present sena-
tor to Congress, | see, has accepted an invita-
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" 1t is said that the bones Of six thousand
lrishmen line the railroad from Aspinwall to
Panama. The road is fotty-eight miles in
length, and crosses six hundred bridges, some
of them several hundred feet long.
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CURLING FLUID.t

tNOR tbs last iiteen years IL has been an object
Il Of the deepest study with DR.. Sandcrson. to pro-
duee DYE, that il applied to the HAIR, would
change i to any tint from the ghtest brown to the
deepest black, and perfectly initiate the natural
hues Of the hair. II will in no case burn, stain or
injure the skin. leaving the head in G perfectly
TI0N is REQUIRED.
II II will prevent the hair from falling of. aud
warrented to restore it On bald places on the head
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

An importation Of sixty Scotch girls, to
work in the factories at Holyoke, Mass, ar
rived last week. They came under the care of
Stephen Holman, aeen; of the Lyman Mills,
who has just returned from Europe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

EoIroRIAL CHAsoE.-The Brandon Post has
been sold to NJ o. Mott, Esq. and it will
hereafter be under the Editorial Supervision Of
his son julius H. Mott.
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HATS! HATSll
ALL HONS, 1e5.

= A L L FAs II IONS, 1875.
ID OBT. G. HARDIE has just returned
IN from Market with one Of the largest, richest
and most desirable stocks Of fashionable HATS
offered in this place. His assortment was selected
with especial reference to the demands Of his nu-
merous customers, and comprises,
Black MoLEsKIS Hats Of n superior quality. and
Soft Hats Of every desirable shade and shape all
Of which, without the aid Of the "Conformateur, -
he will warrant to conform to the heads and habits
Of those who purchase.
Cars of all qualities on hand and constantly
made TO order.
LADIES' DRESS EURs.
The most desirable, richest, and Fashionable Sc
lection of Ladies' Dress Furs ever offered to the
public. The attention Of the Ladies' is particular
ly invited to this department
The undersigned still continues to manufacture
to order "HARDIE's CELEBRArED HAS," which,
for beauty of finish, durability. and the ease with
which they worn, together with their peculiar
graceful appearance, challenge the admiration oil
men Of taste.
~ Old Hats renovated by process peculiar Il
the undersigned, and in a manner that cannot b
surpassed. ROBT. G. HARDIE.
Brattieboro. Oct 4th, 1855. 30
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The Oldest member Of the present Legisla-
iure is Mr. Wiley Of La0dgrove, born in l776 /;
the youngest Mr. Crosby of Wilmington, born
in 1880.
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COFFINS.

MAHOGANY. Black Walnut, Birch, and Imi-
IVl taton Collins Of all sizes, constantly on hand.
Also PLATES and GRAVE CLorHEs, all Of which will
be sold at the lowest prices, by
a. L. DWINELL.
July 25 6m26
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It was ayori,e saying of Sir William
SCOTS, that Of all vices, drunkenness was the
most incompatible with true greatness.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-10

The total expenditure for rum in Brooklyn,
during the course of year, is estimated at
near three millions Of dollars.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
~ The subscriber offers for sale his
&8ss.lS Dwelling House, located on Elliot st.
S<5I - one door West Of the Wesselhoeft
80 W ater- Cure in this village, together
with a Barn, Carriage House, and other outbuild-
ings adjoining. The house is two stories in hight.
Of large sire and conveniently arranged, aud all
the premises are in good repair.
For further particulars inquire of the undersign-
ed. NATHAN MILLER.
Brattleboro, Sept G, 1876. so
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3 U n n q r IT'S
SUPERIOR EXTRACTS

LEMON, VANILLA, ROSE, NECTARTNE, BIT
TER ALMOND, CINNAMON
For layoing Cuslards Pies Blanc Mango Ice Creams,
Jeles Sauces, &o &c.
TIME superiority Of the above Extracts consists
Il in their Perfect Purity and Great Strength.
These Extracts are not only true to their names,
but are prepared from fruits Of the best quality,
and are so highly concentrated that a comparative
" small quantity only need be used. Hence it will
be perceived that they are cheaper than others
which are sold in larger bottles.
PREPARED AND SOLD nj
10 3 II Y II Ii u IL NE TT,
50 fremont Street, Boston.
FROST s dooDHUR,
Agents for Bratleboro, and vicinity.
" And by Druggists and GrOces geneeslly.
Sept. 20. 1y35
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GIVING SILK. EDWARD

~ BERNARD, Wholesale Agent for the sale
Of Sewing, sadders, and Embroidery SILKS. Al
SO Machine Twist and silk on Spools Stick Twist,
Package Silk &C., which will be sold at the manu-
facturers lowest prices.
Tailors, Merchants and Pedlcrs, are requested 10
call and examine the quality and price Of the
goods before purchasing elsewhere, as he has an
article of THREE CORDED SILK which he is con-
6dent will give better satisfaction than any before
offered to the Public. Orders solicited and pune
tually attended to.
omcc in Anterior a. Hastings store.
Brattleboro, VI. Aug. 10, 1866. 20
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PATENT GREEN PAINTS.

rTvHE Iiampden Paint and Chemical Company,
IL at Springfield, Mass, manufacture Patent
Greens which are superior for beauty and durabii-
~ Of color 10 any other in the market The color
Is impaired to them by chemical combination, in
stead Of by mere mechanical mixture.
The undersigned are the sole agents for the sale
Of the above GREEN HINTS, and arc ready to
hll all orders either for Paints or PAINTING at
short notice and on reasonable terms
BEAIIS & LEONARD.
Rraiflehorn MAY 2nih lRhh IL
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A FIRST RATE STAND
Mercantile Business,

Mercantile Business,
NOW TO NJ OBTAINED IN TowgsHEND, VT.
rVNHE subscriber having decided to remove from
Il the place. offers for sale on the most favorable
terms, his REAL ESTATE, viz -
DWELLING HOUSE & STORE,
with about one acre Of excellent land adjoining.-
The buildings arc new and were constructed in
modern style under the direct supervision Of the
subscriber, and finished with express reference to
taste convenience and durability, and are in every
respect desirable. That the location is the very
best in the village is fact that cannot be CONTRA
dieted and II Is needless TO lay anything with re-
gard to the village, as II is well and hvorably
known both to beauty OF situation and advantage
Of society," and is the seat Of 4 fiourshing Literary
Institution, the Leland Seminary.
II the purchaser should not wish to occupy the
store ii would readily rent for price sufficient to
cover the interest Of the whole investment
Or II purchased, on sale Of the Goods now in the
store lease may be had for a term Of years.
The inducements as above offered cannot fail TO
be appreciated on examination Of the premises.
N. CHENEY.
Townshend, Sept. II, 1855. "a
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A NEW STORE,
r n Il S H a o o ID 8.


TINHE subscriber respectfully informs the in
Il habitants Of WILMINGTON and vicinity that
he has just received NKw & CHoicn Rrock or
GooDs-at the stand formerly occupied by
A. Stone,
Consisting OF good and entirely new selection Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
svoH As--
D'LAINEs, DERAGEs, DE BEGEs,
LAWNS, PRINTS, SC.
large assortment Of
BOnnetS and Bonnet Trimmings,
oil new aud Of the latest style,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
CROcKERY & GLASS WARE
GROCERIES or ALI KINDS,
And In tact, everything usually found In Coun-
try Store, all Of which are fresh from BOSTON &
NEw-YORK Markets, and will be sold at the low
est prices.
~ The highcstprices will be paid for all kinds Of
FARMERS PRODUCE. 80 Several Palm
Leaf Hat Braiders wanted.
N. b. No old Goods in the Store.
Wilmington, May 10th, 1866
10 w. N. AVERY.
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BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS.
HOUSE PAINTIMG

IN all It's branches and OF every variety. GLAZ-
Il ING, PAPER HANGING & wHIrEwAsHING
done to order and in good STYLE al short notice. and
on reasonable terms by the undersigned at bis shop
opposite the American House, up stairs.
T. ATWOOD.
Brattieboro, March 9Th, 1855.
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MIRRORS.

A VERY large assortment in Gil., Mahogany,
N Rosewood and Walnut Frames. for sale cheap,
by A. L. DWINELL
July %. 6m20
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E. ]. CARPENTER,
DEALER
NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS.
Nf..o.Iiouoo..o HI.

Miscellaneous Books
rAScr Articles, INKS, PEss, PArEn, ENVELOPES,
&c, &c.
Books aud Music Jnysccio si
Posite the American House, Breiieboro.
Newspapers:
New York Times, New-York Tribune,
New-fhrk Herald. bostoa Juasnai.
Springfield Republican. Ballou's Pictorial
and al lie principal Weekies Of New-York and New
England ot sale by the year, month single number
Magazines;
Puinam's Monthly. Harpers Magazine,
Kuekeftocker, Hunts Merchants Magazine,
Graham's, Godey's, Peierson's and Ballous do,
on hand issued by the publishers. Any 9th
er Monihes, Qnaneries. aud Serials Of every desenp
lion ordered 1t short notice Those subses thing for any
Of the above 20 undersigned will receive their Maya
z,hes, If ia this village, free Of postage.
New Books:
Ida May; Ruth Hall, by Fanny Femi
The Newsboy;
Fashion and Fsmne by Mrs. Stephens;
Martin Meuivale, Ills X Marx &c, sc.
Toys TOys!!
Tie subscriber has Just received and larges as
sonmeni Of Toys, suitable for the amusement OF chill
dren OF all ages.
Miscellaneous:
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand and for
sale all sorts OF Stationery, including
Writing, Bill, Note and lBlot,ing Psper
Envelopes, Pens Pencils, Memorandum,
lax, Waters &c. Also;
Diaries for 1885, Pou Monies
Pocket Knives, &c, &c. L. J. CARPENTER.
Bfai.eboso, Feb. /, 1879.
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July Porn, 1850
MY WIFE would not cook BEEF at fifteen cts
lVI per h., land there was good reason why y
and finally concluded not to break up keeping
house, but 10 reopen my .HEdT MARKET,
and now gentlemen you and can get STEAK and
RoAsrISG BEES for 10 cts. per h.
NIB Cool Beer and Ice all the time on hand.
9S VIII ALEXANDER.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH
Office Of The Maryland Consolidated Lo,iere,. D
BALTIMORE, Maryland. ss,h June 1855. /

The Commissioner Of the Maryland Sale LOTTERIES
has deemed Il his duiy 10 eaa'ion the Puble against
the numerous SNindiefs who circulate By mail and
otherwise, ifauduien, Lottery schemes and pretend 10
wholly fictitious.
The only legal Lotteries IN Maryland are those
drawn daily under the superintendent Of the Commits
sioner elected by the people Of the State under the
new Constitution TO examine and approve the schemes
and ariend 10 The drawings.
Al The tickets ia these Lotteries and oil certificates
Of packages Of tickets have the hogrs pied signature
'. X BREEAs. General Agent Tor The Contractor -
Office Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Bali.
more, Md. Al others are fraudulent
For full Information on the subject Of these frauds
Address FIX. Brennan,
ly-b BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
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MARBLE. MARBLE.

NM hDIlEs.'sNInNDLf ~
Il INVITE the attention of the public genersily
Il the large stock Of MARBLE now have on mama,
not only from Rutland but from all the other choice
Qnaries in the State
Gentlemen, whenever a stone is sold nom ny
shop if il does not up to the standard as ~
commended, (remember, my motto is, to make eve
ry thing satisfactory to ALL the purchase money
will be refunded. have obtained the services o.
Cutter who has had long experience in the pusl,
ness and who is fully posted in regard 70 style
descriptions.
Is WELLS SNOW.
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Best winter squash, A. N. jerks.
Cd do do s. Kingsbury.
Sd do do ]. Brigham.
Best pumpkins, ]. w. Harrington.
I'd do Il. S. Allen.
Best waier-mellons, J. X. Carpenter
/ Best citrons, DIR. f.. A. Deane.
Best and largest winter cabbage, d. Fowler.
| Best sample of crauberries, G. p. Murdoch.
GRAIN, Grass, SEED, &c
Best sample of wheat 81 bushels TO the acre, p
Holbrook
Cd do do % do do II
Goodnow.
Sd do do Royal Sireeler.
Best sample Of corn Go bushels to the acre, A.
Fairbanks.
% do do So do do L.
Kingsbury.
Sd do do so do do P.
Ilolbrook.
18th do do so do do +.
]. burlington.
Best sample Of buckwheat, ]. Brigham.
Best sample Of India wheat, r. Streeier.
Best sample Of wheat flour, d. & F. Wheeler.
Best sample Of Indian meal, do do
Best sample Of rye, Royal Streeier.
Best sample of grass seed, C. p. Murdoch.
There has been over 1900 bushels Of wheat
raised in this Town the past season by about
one hundred and sixty farmers, and the crop
has been good, yielding on an average about 90
bushels per acre.
MECHANIC ARTs.
Grain cradle, Henry Lamphear.
Horse shoes and nails, Cyrus w. Carley
Butter tubs, Squire Bliss.
Mechanics mallets, L. w. Blanchard.
IIousEnoLD MANUFACTURES.
Blanketng No /, Miss Ellio, Brown.
Bed blanket No. l, Miss ] Carey.
do do No. ., Mrs james Houghion.
Bed quilt No |, Miss llama Chase.
do do do 2, Mrs Farley Starr.
do do do 3, Mrs L. A. Lincoln.
Counterpart do /, Mrs James Houghton.
do do ., Mrs f. Sueeter.
Hearth rug, do /, do do
Carpelng do |, Mrs L. Gale
do do ., Mrs Anna b. Chase.
do do 3, Mrs Peter Holbrook.
Table linen do |. Mrs James IIoughion.
A""Si~ ohN w uo w
do do do Q, Mrs II. Kingsbury
Fringed milens do /, Mrs j. Carey
Stripped do do /, Mrs A. Preston.
Wooden socks do /, Mrs A. Fansworth.
Stocking yarn, do /, do do
Linen Thread, do |, Mrs Naomi Davis.
Cotton stockings, do l, Mrs Elijah Zines.
do do do ., Miss Mary Houghton.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Ottoman cover, do |, Mrs James Roberts.
Tidy do /, Miss n. A. Blanchard.
do do Q, Miss Mary Houghton.
Lamp mat, do /, Mrs James Roberts.
Shirts do l, Mrs A. w. Preston.
Embroidered skirts do /, Mrs II. L. Brown.
do do do 9, Mrs Fanny Aiwater.
do do do 3, Miss L. A. Farnsw'h.
do pantaeis do |, Mrs Betsey Win.
do apron do |, Mrs P. Hitchcock.
do do do Q, Miss L. A. Corkens.
do Hdk'cf do |, Miss llama Chase.
do do do ., Miss E. Stafford.
do Lace collar, l, Miss llama Chase.
Crochet collar, do l, Miss L. A. Farnsw'h.
do do do 2, Miss E. Stafford.
do do do 3, Miss Mary Houghton.
"rG ~ u iRds ges3less do |, L. a. rarsw H.
do pillow cases do l, Mary Houghton.
Hair flowers do 1, Miss l.. A. Farnsworth.
Wax flowers and fruit, do |, l.. A. Lincoln.
Leather work, do /, Mrs f. A. Deane.
Pencil drawings, do |, DIR. +. A. Deane.
Dill paintings do |, Franklin ]. French.
10 do do ., Miss Martha French
Southern cone card basket do /, l.. A. Lincoln.
Coral card basket do l. Mrs Il. A. Deane.
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DR.. Kennedy's
MEDICAL DISCOVERY,

rs the greatest medicine Of the age, for pmples,
IL boils, canker, erysipelas, eruptons Of the skim
ring worms, salt rheum, serofua sick headache
allof which be cured by from one to three bot
ties. For sale at S. X. ST0DDARD'S.
Brattleboro, June 9Th, 1855. 10
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DratlIeboro, May 2Oth. ZEE.
FOR SALE.

EOh BALE
A DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, & SHOP with
"A about acres Of land, pleasantly situated near
Dummerston centre The above is one Of the best
stands for n snoE MAKER as there is none in town.
Inquire Of the subscriber. LAltKIN GIBBS.
Dummcsiou. March 23, 1855
BOOTS, SHOES 4 RUBBERS.
rTNIIR SUBSCRIBER having bought the entire
Il stock Of BOOTS SHOES and RUBBBRS Of
7. SIM0NDS, will carry on the Boot and Shoe bust
in all its various branches at the old stand
cupied by 2. SIM0NDS for the last twenty years.
All work done at short notice and warranted
J. II. SIMONDS
Brattleboro, Feb. 90, 1866 8
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KELTY,S

IMPROVED Metallic, Curtain Fixture, the best
II article Of the kind In use. Also, a large as
sortment Of Painted Window Shades, Cords, Tas-
sells and Cornices for sale at the lowest prices by
A. L. DwINELL.
Brattlcboro. July %, 1855. Gm26
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

Beautiful Hair and Fio'ciHg Ringieisl
Can obtain either by using
DIR. 7. D. SANDERs0N'S HAIR DYE !
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FOR SALE. CHEAP.

A SMALL and convenient Dwelling House,
n pleasantly situated on Green Street. For fur
ther particulars enquire Of n. n. COLBURN.
Brattleboro, July 9th, 1855. tf23