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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

AZ, Cuurt FOL. Probate Lcll 1t NuIuu, within 'ul
hr lhr Count, Ut Aulru.,n-gin, 600 ihr s'ouul
T.sfly pi Nrgn.t 4. ~ l~jb.
THOMAS n. BROWN, Alm,u,.intnr oi ihc
| estate fWitti,N u. nuNu,N, lHir ui I'r'
b.. en- ihr County ~ ONnu, drccnscd, having poe,
..Bt,I bi. final account VI administration Ul slid
estate Zoe pruhl'c.
OHirurp, iIri the .aid \lmIni''n'0r give no
iirc,rllirrrsBu.i theoretically cau.ir. p, "iihis
order ~ b. Published three weeks .noc's.'''l, m
The ONhul Democrat, painted ~ PARE, that they
ma, appear AZ Probate Count Co lr held ~ Aul'un'
IN aid county. nn The 2nl Tuesday II sept nrNi,
At ten IT the clpch in the forenoon, and .h'"
c,u.c (ii au, th,y laNe) Why the same 'ho1ld not
w. allowed. .....,
81. lliIL, R,g,iU.
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TuI, ,o0r, A. nERsEY
CluIIor.r, NoTN,t, May u, 1876.

Clu IIorsr, NoHWAi, May -, 1856.
Gcutl,mcn. haze u.od the Patent GALVANIZED
Irun oven, uf ,our manufacture, Zoe several weeks,
With cutirr satisfaction. lpr the Uu.pnsc It
ru,.tins meats, anl baking bread and Iastry, q
surcrsc,c- nn, thing IT The hind that have ever
.c,u. ! can sai,ly sll that siucr have reed Nuur
oven have not used more thtn uno.Hurth as much
Et,l 10 do m, lukius With, a. did b,'prc. can
.,fI, recommend YOUR owens 90 go Hotel k,srsrs.
Respectful, your,. OTIS TRUE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

The MASSASOlT SALYE, an article
combining many virtues, all OF vegetable cx-
traction; cures Burns, Cuts, Wounds,
bruises, &c. No Family should be without
Il.
Price, - cents per box.
j. DlNSMORE ( son, General agents
Skowhcgan, Maine. 70
CoNIrmTloN, 80 prevalent in N,3w Eng
land, can be cured by tho u.s. OF Dcyincs'
Compound Pitch Lo1cngcs. 2j cent: box
sold by all druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

we have converscd with very many of the
arden, friends Of the Maine Law, and 50 far
As we have been able to ascertain, they
unanimously concur in the views which we
have expressed in this article.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
Real Estate for Sale.

WILL III SOLD At AUCTION, on the
w premises, unIe.. previously disposed Of, a
lath Mil and waicr.powcr With convenience fnr
a .hingle .aw and about rouE AoETs % LANp,
q" M,Hiay, n, 30 day gf Sqi'ni'' nett,
at one II the clock T.. VI. sad Mil is all new,
with iron gear, all siluairl near the center II
NuoIslock, about three mile from by an's Pond,
"a ONiDrl County Conditions made known az the
time n sale ORSAMJS MUTE.
Wuod,tock, Aug rs, 1856. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

The Republicans at Bryants Pond have
thrown to the breeze nag measuring Is by
II feet, bearing the names Of the Republican
nominees. Our friends in Woodstock have
the finest lag in the County, and are earnest;
workers
\ correspondent at Bethel says they have
now four Fremont flags in that town, and
that the cause looks bright.
On Saturday evening, another Republican
Club was organized in the north part Of
Paris, making three in all. We have alsO
four beautiful lag.
\ member Of the Board Of Trade states
that the Buchanan force, have funds emo ugh
to give every doubtful voter $500.
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MnIrrnENn. nNNNOIN ) ~.


G,nilrucu have u-c,i The Patent Galvanized
lruu O,,u. manufactured iN yuu, q few v'rt-i
aud mu.t as 10 vulhs WE'LL rmp'uN 10 man Q"
lp ~, baking. WHO gives = ,rN hN"riH." ac"oun'
OH l,r IaLin. m,,i.. lrr,I, ra,lr. aui ,,,ry.
thip, rI.s tl,at he hs. lakrI .iuce De- usDl it. ]
a., ust hesitate t. ~, thIt q b. the h'si oven
have c,cr u.cd. u doc, ,ls No'A p'riouIy and
with aNcN liul, .url ...........
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NnrIcE OF rORECLOsuRE.

yIyuCREAs, JACOB T. LOMBARD, Of
w T.Wu.hip 80. ) ~ the ~ Range, IN The
conn,y Of O,fonl, on the 22l day Of Junc, \. ID.
1855, conveyed t. me IN mortgage certain rc'l 80
tstr. situated aud being ~ aid Township No. ,,
which aid zeal estate l. particularly dcs'rilrd ~
,,d mortgage deed 81 date aforesaid, aui rrruui'd
in the ONlpul Records oi Deeds i'' The l-''lcfn
District, Book 1903, Page ~.
Now. therefore, the condition " aid mortgage
ha,in, l,eeu broken, I DO hcrly claim iurcclu.
sue thereof IN aecnnlincc with the stature ~ such
case made anil provided. ..,
sAM'L u. TWITCllELL.
Bethel, Jolly II, 1850. 20
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comm,..ione,,, Notice to Creditors.

COMMISSIONER Notice To Creditors.
WE having lron appointed w The Judge "
w Probate lur the County ot ONipul, ~ rr.
cciyc anil examine the chims II the creditors OF
Lprcn,o Moore, late II Rumi'rd, IN aid county,
l.r,,.,J. yhn.e estate 1. represented insnlyent,
cav. motto. that .iN mouths commencing the 10th
ia, Of Jpl,, have locn allowed 20 sad creditors a.
Lri,y in anI prove their chims; acd that We WI
attrni To- the service assigned ~ al the house 81
the late I.orcn,o Moore, IN Rumlorl, ~ The hw'h
d,y Of October and the sixth daN Of pceemh'r'
frnm nnc O'Clock An. TO two O'clock, J.. VI, on
,.,rb ~ ,,,I Js,s. JOSEPH T.. Colby,
pATRICk IlOlI.
Dated thu. fifteenth day II Jolly, A.D., 1856.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WYE, the undersigned. having been dnlN ap
w pointed Commissioners ly the llun. Jnlge
Of Probate for this Coualy. on the estate ct WA
TIIIAS MORTON. decreased. late Of Anda's'
North Surplus. hereby give notice that We ~,' b.
in session Al the store Of T.. W. Gregs Il Co., N
Aadoysr. on the last SATURDAY Of the month; OF
August, Ociol,er, aud Droemb~T neat, al O'Clock
l.. A., to examine claims against said estate.
EBEN ". GREGG,
BENJAMIN POOR
Anloycr, July 18th, 1856. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

90 the Buchanan papers, eight are direct
" or indirectly owncd and controlled by
United States Office holders
Summing them all up, We have as show
INC preference for the election of-fremont
50. Buchanan Il, Fillmore =, Molly neu-
sal /. Estate Of Maine.
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MRS. r.. S. GREENLAW,
Independent Clairvoyant

DESPECTrUlLN give. notice 20 the cit''rns
IL ii Mechanic falI. and ,icini,,, thlt he h'.
been prevailed upon 10 welt this place 's'"' ann
to .ton several months She will attend 10 the
examination ,ud ur..efirtiun at 40 di.rasss that
dssh /. heir 10. Iu, thirteen years shc h's l-'n
IN her caiTyo,ant state IT, descfil" The rause and
location of the iscsse m the iternsl organs, and
the ,fcc, il ha. upon the ,y'irn, and prescribe
medicine. Ia, their cuu. Mr-.G medicines aye
prepared Jy clair,oyant directions, aud they pro-
duer the most wonderful anl cheering effects.
Residence, house iarmcrly occupied by NJ No'-
son yaleniinc. neat the depot. 10
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Gather and Findings.
Spring g. Summer Goods.

THE Subscribers are constantly receiving addi-
lions To their Large Assortment 81 all Kinds
aud ,arietie. Of Goods u,ually Kept ia oountry
stores. STEVENS & SllUKTLEfF.
south Paris, May 18Th, 1856 10
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Nrusr,rrRs n rms STAIN. We have
our exchanges in this State, with
reference to their politics, aud find them
f,ll,V...
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Guardians Sale.

10y virtue II license from the iloa. Juisc %,
ID Probate ior the County Of oNhrl, .hal '''l
AZ pebble % private sas, a, the ,lSr,lns'h'' %,
sell, Holman ia the town 81 DiNheh, ." -ss'
5uani,. on Monday, the sixth Jay 81 oe'o',f M
At tea oclock ~ the forenoon, cetisi" 80 '''''
II my wards, IIaui, faf"um an' t'.,l @'",''"'
-. eh;lI,.n AMI heir. Of HAIRS famum, hio
~ M. s.iI J.,.,.,L. 10 Wit: lot of l.anl 80. ~,
I,,,gs q. or the Fnnklin llolman Farm, - called,
.,,,,,,,I near an. ccnter 81 sad toWn IT DiNh,ld
ISAAC \. STANLEY Guardian.
DiN6eh, Aug. :, 1856
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MA RIED.

H. Woodstock. sch inst. VIZ. Ragdelon Curtis,
Ia Mics Rs,sey Picket, bolh OF Woodstock.
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ClIAs. H. ADAMS.

III, unlcr,igned are prepared n manufacture
rpI .,ll the above O,cr-, aUd rl-ht. ior The Same
in .u, tow or rit, ~ ihr state II Ma,nr.
WHITEHEAD, HARBOUR X 90.
South pari., NJ, ~, 1896. l1u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

Grntlcmsn. | have u,cd onc ol ,uur Patent t'll'
yan,l,d lion oven, ipr thee m0lth., ADD llum
what have seen and know II r., h,licyr u a. j.
the Lc,t oyen in use. II does ~ woIk peris'ilN,
and with great saving of luel. tnd go ohe''iul'
., recommend u a. the public 10 superior ." arN
cooking aruarstu. have srea "r u-cd' and nm
impto, cusut in The Vulii, ul whatever l"n '""'
rurk Gum The most delicate rake or rn'''! '''
CIIAS. H. ADAMS.
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DI Z D..

Ia New Castle, 10Th inst., Of congestion Of the
hnys, Lizzie Diva, daughter of Richard Evans,
Of Noraay, aged II wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
GOULD'S ACADEMY
BETIIEI, MI.
BETIiEI, M.
U'HE FALL TERN ~ ihi. Institution viii
/ commence on the lrst Tassliy boz scytcmb,r,
AMI continue eleven weeks.



J,HE FALL TERN ~ mi. Institution viii
| commence on the irst Tuesday in September,
anl continue eleven Wc,k..
TEACHERS
N,ruavirL r. TEur. u. ~, Principal
Ms. EtIsAHIru ;. NTBuIE, Asss',.s,r
pfin,iptI. and teacher ~ ~ awiug and Painting.
NJ. VILLAS II IoHB, Assistant I'achd I"
M,thpmali,..
W.. JosTFU l.. WAfEs, Teacher % The
French Language.
Me- C,Er,r X. AlIR, Teacher u Music.
Nc CU,HLTsN. C.RLriN, Teacher Of flain
.ind Ornamental rrumauship.
Lnc'Ios. The Aunicuy i. situated "a tho
beautiful ..t thriving village 40 Bethel Hill, op
che Gnnd Trruk nsilea,, ~ miles from Port
hud. " pyrf'u"As the icrt le valley u the An
di"scngsir, 90 we'll ne the most varied aud ro-
mantle scenery IN ihc dlssnc, anil is veil located
80 iatrll,g sut ini mprsl ,,auuuaity, where The
stranger Nill ,"oa tod hms,ii au,ou. friends.
SruuIrs. From the tact that ihe Prncipal
has hat charge - the school iur nine surro..i,r
year. b. lIas lc., ro,l,d Gradual, tutsn,Isr th.
.,hual systematic boz b. operations, aui OF vastly
iurrrasrd hrilIiirs iuf communicating issluuIf.".
H. thr Language, the oour., will D. system1'..
and thorough.
NouTNrAL TACItITIrs Lectures and D.
lu.ifaiuu. Will h. daily giycn be- Chemistry lHd
uthcs .iu,ie.. lecnrliug a. the -ant. ~ he school
The cabinet II Natural histor, 10 large. snd veil
arranged fr .ruiy. Apparatus. Mlrs, Chats
and Suryr,ing Instruments provided. Tho llh'1-
., nm,.he. ample opportunities So reading and
rfirrrrrH.
70 TICUrHs. Prominent among the 'lis.s.
~ H. those IN Err'sh Grimulr, ani ATIihmr.
&C., adapted e. lI, preparation ~ teacher. Hr Pc
mlN and high s,bulls. lrrtmrs, with utt'I
,ysrr.cs. will ls given hgl1rc the TEACHER. rLss.
ErqrisrtioSs. H.. yrry ds.ir,hlr ih,i .,u.
Lut. llr pr..,nt 10 ths opening uiib' suu. The
,l'r arI ,i,,uus Will o. mu,h happier 'isuhs,.,
vh,ls those who aim No Improvement, Will nHd
ry., rrIs1u,lr GeIit, lprlh' attainment II ihClr
uhJrri
EXPENSES
Tuiror. ru ,ummup Eugl.h rpHrhrs, $50
IlIghrr Eug.h bpurhrs and Language, a."
r,ny cent. viii lr dVIuctrd g.. thIsr ubu
II o., iur the GlI term.
Mu.rr un piano, h"l
Daving anil r,nrr., Boo different .Nbs.
lium $50 Co 500
rsuuaHshir, l,h
no,h 90 families, $500 l,r Werk, Uool 'ni
hghts extra.
Zoe Hrhrr information rp.ira,."om'y hrr1'r
Co. che Principal iv2b
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Opposite the Elm House,
NORWAY VILLAGE,

FROM rhr fGr,uih m ilr la.t ufes,h mouth, until
nuhsf notice, where hg wil ruuirHu. "Iui.'m
l.ursr,tlou pertaining tp th' D.nHi p"l '.i'' ''
H .HIH#fIur uHunTr.
NuuN,N, T,b. p, 1856.
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VIRGIN Z DUNNELL,
COunSclorS a attorneys AT Law,
NORWAY, We.

Mccoy. s u. v,Ii give r.pec1l luourtur go
Hu-1irr ,,sss, aad The collection ul demands.
VI. \. veil ait'Hd The rgu,r Teim. 81 The
l'Hlsfr Cuurf, 1t rpris, IHi u,ufJr t..isttlr, O.
100 Who ui1, drsirs. Boo that ,urrr. So
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O. Wy CONVENTION.

Cwru ) .NE. S...-.,....
y =. Lrs..
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G Gu,sl E,.I sro>E' tSccytaries.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-21
LADIES' DEPARTMENT

may ~ be found, White Kid and Satin Slippers, ME,
uMvers OF various colors and styles-and in Short
all the most desirable Dress Shoes.
he wili also keep Low PRICED Shoes for tho
house and common use. ''' ''''
Ine subscriber will not go into an enumeration
~ It to say that he trusts to be able
10 SUIT the most economical in this respect.
Hoping for long and pleasant aconain,on.s
with the citizens of Bratteboro and y;e;n,,'. ~
undersigned remains their '' NA'
Obedient Servant,
~ DAVID W. LEWIS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-21

ENptrf N4lIb business as II should lie done, oilers
his farm and Mills for sale. consisting OF a large,
new and well-built Dwelling or Tavern House,
calculated for public or private usci two Barns
aud a full suite Of out buildings; also, several
secondhand Dwelling Houses, excellent uardtns,
and plenty Of Oreharding. with variety OF .ho'ee
grated fruit, aud Pears, Pluns, and cherries OF
various kinds-Quinces, Peaches, Black anu Mhltc
Black Berries Goose Berries, Raspberries, &C, ne.
Also. Saw Mill aud Grist Mill, one run Of stones
and Corn Cracker; also Circular Saws and other
machinery. with watcr-power Of "a feet on
Green River, with any desired quantity Of land
from Is to 100 acres, we'll timbercd and easy Of
transportation rendering it one Qf the best stands
for the manufacture of chairs, chair timber, broom
handles, bedsteads, barrel slaves, or amy kind OF
hard wood manufacture, with plenty Of hemlock
and spruce, easy Of transportation to the mill and
to market, with good share Of white and yellow
birch for bobbns and shoe pegs. The land Is pro-
ductiye well watore1 and easy Of cultivation With
good pasturage and plenty Of il.
The above property is situated on the Green River
road leading FROM North Adams to Braitlehoio and
from Wilmington to Greenfield, Il miles west Of
Braitlcboro on the Green River aud is desirable
stand for some energetic man to make money, and
will be, some day the site Of village. The above
property Is offered for sale, for the above reasons,
and on reasonable terms; also, one span Of good
Horses, one yoke Of Oxen, Eve Cows, three Calves,
two Cosset Sheep, together with variety Of per-
sonal property.
II the above property is not sold soon \ will be
let or rented on favorable terms. JOHN REID.
Halifax, Jan, 1856.
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p The subscriber Is here again, and a
60 little more explicit. His mode, TO cure
" "A Cancer, Is to cleanse the blood and
system Of Humors, by both internal and
49, external means, which in most cases
wiii take two or three months with strict diet
lie has also discovered Composition which (sifer
cleansing the system) will extract the Cancer with
all its lgaments as perfectly as can be desired In
three ar four days, with but little or no real pain
To effect a cure the remedy must be applied be-
fore the last stages of Cancer.
His charges are moderate and must be paid in
advance. N. KITTREDGE
Brattleboro, May 20, 1856. 2l
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
.pAz The subscriber offers for sale his
EAiss4 Dwelling House, located on Elliot ST.,
Ft11 IllM one door West Il the Wesselhoeft
EeslS 9kSs3 Water-Cure in this village, together
with Barn, Carriage House. and other outbud-
ings adjoining. The house is two stories in hight,
of large size and conveniently arranged, and all
the premises are in good repair.
For further particulars inquire of the undersign-
ell. NATHAN MILLER.
Brattleboro, Sept. 6, 1856. 80
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ham County, Vermont.
A 1'annsry in good running order. capable OF
Tannying and Curying 1900 sides Of Leather
per annuin, aud supplied with all The necessary
out-buildings and fixtures for currying, Sc. The
machinery Of this establishment Is propelled by
good water power.
About IA acres Of valuable land is connected with
above. The supply Of Bark is good and can be
readily purchased on the premises for from $500
to $3.50 per cord and good hard wood can be
obtained from Sl.5O to sl.75 per cord. About
400 cords Of Bark and 100 cords Of Wood are for
sale Of the above psices.
Also DWELLING HOUSES, one Of them con-
tanning two tenemenis, with all the necessary out
buildings, and supplied with pure running water
will be sold in connection with the above, or sepa-
rately, to suit purchasers. Prices very low Terms
easy. Possession given on short notice. For fur
Their particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. FARLEY STARR.
Jacksonville, VT, April 7, 1856. tfl5
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WHISKEYS AND RUNS,

Choice Old Highland Matt sctch whi.key ia h.d. and
slass Isry od and superior bour,en Nhiskey, Ia hha,
kqs, and blttis Choce Mononraha anil other whiakey
N druugh and In glass London Dock jamaica Hum. Oh
y Cuix Rum, Ia VOID aud glass tortther with every
variety of Suiffta latia AMI i,.i a.. -
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PORT WINES.

ZINE old cahlnes Pot, In glass; q Hunt Co.'S
eho.re London Pom sAndeman's choice ausl.~ Forrrs
ers NetofA Royal Alto Duro Pale Put Baek Seal Orr
Port eniee white Pri, very rich and sweet MAlmsey
Port Harris Co.'S rich Pot Julce
Al Of The above in vood and glass ~ u, eask botts OF
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A DMINIsTRATOR,s SALE. /,

A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE. Win
"a be sold at .fuction, on the premises on Green
street, in the village Of Brattleboro, Thursday,
June 18th, O'Clock P. NJ, the Real Estate lately
owned and occupied by GEO. W. NICHOLS, late
Of SAID village, deceased, consisting of Dwelling
House, Barn, Sheds, Sc, and valuable building
lot. No more desirable property can be found in
the place. Terms made known Mt the time and
place of sale A. c. HOWARD. Admir-.
Townshend, April 2sth, 1856. swle
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ToRPoR OF THE LIVER AND BOWELS

T0RP0R OF THE LIVER AND BOWELS
Reader You are appealed IN earnestly. Don't say
III could only believe this 10 he rue. have some
Of lhe above com iauis end would pke the medicine
a ouee II could only have confdcnrc." II ~ TRUEi
is an honest truth " there spoken
Come ihen if your mind b. fnlahe. disronicned, and
gloomy II you have severe Cole Pains after eating
your food. Ii your body begins 10 waste, your
strength fail ,oo,-if your couuienenee assumes
haggsrd aspcci--f you have difficulty in lying on
your eh side Ii your skin is day aud shnvelled,-6
you havcsun appetite weak and variable and perhaps
rniirely dcsiroyed--f your whole system is lsngud
especially during the process, Of digestion. III you have
a constant uneasy feeling m the stomach. why, you
have only n fl Of INDIGESTION and these gfcai
Bers made 10 Indigestion, aud they will do
II. tooabd all lis attendant lis and while at first il
genily stimulates the Stomach cleansing and removing
these troublesome agents,
1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing M6RHiD INITIATED HuNoRs, Identifying
the face, kindng life aud energy IN your entire frame;
then. Reader viii he world no Longer loci dark and
gloomy foHgsrwl your dearest hopes be bahished
and thrust aside, bat with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You will 60 forth inio The world. to say with thousands
Of Others, G. A. RfoHAKDS Amor BirryRs have
done wonders fof me. The i.abelis Copyrighted and
each bottle, for the protection Of The and
proprietor bcars the portrait Of DR.. VIM. Abboii, to-
gcihef with the signature Of
G. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor,
80 STATE Sr., BosTos
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m he has leased the new and spacious Store next
South OF the Central House, being No. Blake's
Block, for the term Of Ave years. and is now fitting
1t up with the intention Of opening the first Of
next month first class
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
such as may be found among the best in the larg-
est cities.
/ The subscriber intends to make Brattlehoro' his
permanent residence and is determined, therefore,
upon success in his new undertaking. Having
been for the past five years in a concern which
docs manufacturing and jobbing. as well as re-
tail business, and having more than common IA
clities for obtaining such Goods as are peculiarly
adapted to the best class trade, he fatters himself
that his resolution TO open store of superior
character will not fail Of complete success TO him
self and meet the wants Of the good people of
Brattleboro' and all others who are in the habit Of
visiting this beautiful and enterprising town for
trade or pleasure.
1t will be the aim Of the undersigned
list. To keep constantly on hand supply Of the
best and most fashionable goods in his line, which
the market affords.
%. To sell such articles as will give satisfaction
Sd. To give his customers part, at least, Of his
advantages for obtaining goods, by selling at low
prices and fair profit
4th. Holding the jockeying system in the utmost
adherence his prices will be uniform.
9th. Any goods in his store will be shown freely.
and no one importuned to buy against their will.
9th. He will sell for CASH only and will. there
fore have no bad debts to make up by extra profits
out Of his good customers.
In the Mems department he will keep Mems
Thick, Kip and Calf Boots and Brogans.
EXTRA WIDE CALF BOOTS.
Calf and Patent Leather Oxford Ties sewed and
pegged, various styles and qualities.
Patent Leather CATERS.
GENTS FINE DRESS BOOTS
made from the best French Patent Leather Calf
skins and warranted to give ms good satisfaction TO
the wearer as the 'CustOm trade'' which cost two
or three dollars more
s2.25 TO $3.50
will buy good Calf Pegged Boot until the few
cases the subscriber has on hand are disposed Of
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MADEIRA WINES.

london Market be,npostA Loninn Particular Bua Ser.
'ia, Malnsy nntN Olireras, Reserve, DiAckiuru, and
lther brands Together with large STOCK u oi Mairn In
eoes, he most 81 which, having been many Year, on our
evcss undoubtedly the choice Madeira 10 h fDund
) .arffar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-21
SHERRY WINES.

Dun G,rion Co, Harmony and frarte sherres In all
oso, and Ono 81 Cabinet Pal- chas cunninrhs,n 4 o.
choice Pate mPri In the bottles CHOKE heavy "a Irosn
sherry, IN WOOD and glass I. D. H. Oil Brown Sherry,
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BOYS YOUTHS MISSES 8 CHILpRrN

null variety of common and fancy Shoes and al
tiers will he kept to meet the wants Of all.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

THE subscriber respectfully gives notice that
n he has leased the new and spacious Store next
South OF the Central House, being No Blake's
Block, for the term Of Eve years. and is now fitting
it up with the intention Of opening the first Of
next month n first clnaa
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CLARET WINES.

Chateau MarsauK. iahus DAusar, M1ntro.e f. Juisa,
" Lsephe latour, ~ Rose isivile Pltsi Cane from
The euehraied hiase " Yoke nrapicnb1rg, ndrjeAur
In cases n orr dsn siel tfhef with large aaslrtrsui
u white Stutsrne Wn-s, an ID NOD and ri4sf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-21
GINS

The celebrated white LILY Gin, In pipes cases. ugr and
bottles. swan, Cologne, She'll Boaquet other choice
brands. Laiiou Cordial Gin very od schetlam oln Ia
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GENTS FINE DRESS BOOTS


will buy good Calf Pegged Boot until the few
cases the subscriber has on hand are disposed Of