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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-20
Farm, Mills and Water-POwer
FOR SAFE,

II ~ &S S9AAAf4s
p--r The subscriber owing to decline
GS1IIll Of health, himself and family, which
&tiiiM renders him unable to carry on lis
60 IA business a. 1t should be done, offers
ms farm and Mills for sale. consisting Of large
new and wcn-buit Dwelling or Tavern House,
calculated for public or private uses TWO barns
and full suite Of out-Buildlugsi also, so,ere
second hand Dwelling Houses, excellent gardens,
ami ,J,nt, ~ Otcbaftlinr. with a variety Of choice
grated fruit. and Pears. flums, ana Nheiil.s o.
ss,,,,.,s rini' -Ouinccs, Peaches, Black and White
Riacl Berres. Goose Berries, Rnspberrics, Ne, &C.
ALL Saw min and Urisi Mil, one run Of stones
All corn Cracker; also Circular Saws and other
machinery. with wuor-p0Ncr Ui - feet ON
grcen River. with any desired quantity If land
iron, Is 10 100 acres well timlcrcd and easy Of
i,nsportation, rendering II one Of the best stands
for the manufacture Of chains, chair timber, broom
handles bedstcade, barrel slaves, or my kind Of
hard wood manufacture, with plenty Of hemlock
and spruce, easy OF transportation to the nnll and
to market. with a good share q white aud yellow
birch for bobbins and shoe pegs. The land is pro-
ducti,e, well waterc1 and easy Of cultivation with
good pasturagc and plainly OF il.
The above property l. situated on the Green River
road loading from North Adams to Brattlehoio and
from Wilmington to Greenfield, II miles west Of
Brittlehoro on the Green River aud Is desirable
stand for some energetic man 90 make money, and
will be. some day the site Of village. The above
proppriv 4 offered for sale for the above reasons.
and on reasonable terms. also, one span OF good
Horses, ono yokoof Oxen, Eve Cows, three Calves,
two Cossct Sheep, together with variety Of per-
sonnl property.
If the above property Is not sold soon II will be
let or rented on favorable terms. JOHN REID.
I Halifax, Jan. 1896. IT'S
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VERMONT & MASS. RAIL ROAD
VI Notice. On and after MONDAY, DEC. pa,

VERMONT & MASS. RAIL ROAD
' Notice On and after MONDAY, DEC. 3D.
Trains viii run as follows, viz -
Upward-Loave Dos,ou a, HOO NJ. f'hbu's
at 30 r. NJ
Downward-Leave Brauleboro al $50 A. w.
and Greenfield at 9. Is A. NJ.
SOuth.-Leave Bralileboro for South vernon d.
$40 A. NJ, aud 3.55 7. NJ.
NoTth.-Leaye South Vernon for Bfa'ueooi0 I"
$50 A. NJ and 400 +. VI.
Freight Trains for tlehburg and Boston Iea1e
Bratieboro at 8.3O A. NJ On Tuesdays INC '''"'
Train will leave at 10 p. NJ. 81, ,r..in.
For South Vernon rad New iofG, ffe'su' i'''"@
leave Braieboro al 1910 7. NJ. H., Al
Freight Trains arrive at Bmlueboro nom nu us,i Is
800 Z. NJ, aud on Tuesdays an extra r'e's" a'
A. VI, from the South at 100 7. NJ .;,h,t,
The ll.o0 Isl train from Boston, connects WIZ Wv
Connecticut River Rad Road a, GIeenhed 10, p, .ad
field, Hatfield, Northampton, Hoyoke Giuseppe
Springfield aud with the night IRAN TO n 'e'e'y X
The downward A. NJ Train from Braiileboro ana 10,
1900 NJ. train from Boston, connect win lhe A'""'''
Rad Road al South Vernon. .,.,, 80, s,,r
Filehburg Nov, so, 1855.
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VTERMoNTyALLEY RAILROAD

' Notice On and after MONDAY, MAI 0'N'
TRAINS will run as follows u
Leave Bellows Falls for Brattleboro, ~ A. en-
and $40 Pm. returning leave Battlepof0 w.
Bellows Falls 1890 A. NJ. and 4.45 7. Nj ~
FRgIGHr TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at 9'V -
NJ. and Brattleboro at 100 p. NJ.
The two Passenger Trains over this Route cOn,
meet South with the Vt. & Mass. and ConnecI w.,
River Rail Roads, to Springfield, Hartford N We"
Haven and Bridgeport, direct to New York, M M
the North with the Rutland and Burlington gum sum
van Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada OOn'
necticut and Passumpse Rivers Rail Roads, iol'n,
ingdrect communication with Whitehall, sars'os'
& Schenectady, st, Johnsbury and White Moun-
tains, burlington and Rouse's Point, Ogdensou's
and Montreal. NJ. SLOAT, SUPP
VERMONT VALLEY RAIL Row OFFICE,
APRIL 20, 1856.
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''BUY ME, AND I'LL DO YOU GoOD!"
DIR. BANGLEY'S
Root and Herb Jaundice Bitters.

The Great Spring and Summer .lscicins
This Medicine, composed Of the best roofs, herbs
mud barks IN the world. has constantly increased IN
public favor for six years until by its Wonderful sue
cess. al acknowledges TO be the best and cheapest
medicine in the world. ID acts with masic-ike power
npon the strong holds Of disease-olean,es The bow
els, pures the blood, gives vitality to an inactive,
torpid liver cores Iaundice in al is forms, D,sPcp
sic, CosiiNeness, Indigestion. Headache, Dilzhes
Piles. Heartburn Langnor. Weakness Paia in The SIDE
and Bowels OIL Bilious Diseases and Foul Stomaeh
and especially llumors oflle Blood and Shni strength
ening, healng, purifying, building up, and keeping
order The whole system. All persons ought to use
Them dunng the spring and sumner.
Oaly IS cents tor pint. and 81 IL eeHis for aqua,
boulc Office 9g'Union street, Boston. Sold BY al
dealers in medicine, everywhere. 6ml9
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In the Ladies Department

- AAl bN tNhhl
Fine Sandal and Gossamer Rubbers
White Satin aud Md slips
Kid and Cloth Congress Boots and Caters
with large variety Of Kid Calf and EHamelel
Shoes and Bcosecs, from low price up to the finest
aud best
la the Misses and Children 5 department can be
found a great variety u Caters. Shoes s Booteez
Also, Gents Calf, Rip and Thick Boots, with a
great variety Of Patent Leather, Calf and Enam-
ele1, Congress Boots and Shoes Boys, Youths
and Chillren's Boots and Shoes, large yatieiy,
Boots and Shoes
Manufactured to order Of the best materials aud
on the most reasonable terms for cash short ap-
proved credit.
REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
Those wishing 10 purchase any articles in the
Boot Shoe line viii find il for their interest TO
call md examine before purchasing elsewhere as
the subscriber pledges his word he will do all he
to satisfy, both to price and quality Of work.
Il. SIMONDS.
Drattleboro, May IA. 1856. 20
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A Good Investment.

II UUVu III &c D \ III Z II u
- The subscriber in consequence Of
&9ss.'G III health feels himself obliged to re-
Ta1 III u linquish the Stone Cutting business
Essss esss1 and offers for sale his Real Estate in
Bratteb0ro village, consisting Of double two sto-
~ Dwelling House, situated on Elliot Street With
NJ a few rods Of the Water-Cure Establishments --
Said house has ample accommodations, and H. now
occapel by three families, each having all dc-ira-
Die convenience. Any one wishing to retire from
business and locate himself in a desirable part Of
pleasant aud onterprising village will here find
rare opportunity for investing money SO as To
realize at least per cent on the capital for rents
and NJ the same time resersins 20 himself large
and convenient tenement worth : 100 per year
Also Granite Stone Yard situated on Spring-St,
Of sufficient sire for the convenient storage Of a
years stock, n shop for dressing and Black
smiths Forge with all necessary Tools and every
desirable couvcnienee for the successful prosocu-
ton Of the business. PROFESSIONALLY this Is the
best location for the Granite business in this part
Of the country, there being no other establishment
Of the kind within a circuit Of % miles. The
property will he sold separately together may
suit the purchaser. Terms for payment made
easy. Possession given the 1T Of October next
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
On the premises. J. \. PENNIMAN.
Braitleboro, July 10, 1886. 2s
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Farm for Sale.
Farm for Sale,

-. The undersigned offers for sale
&Ess.& his we'll known farm situate in Brat
SsA HE tleboro about half u mile from the
80 llage. and adjoining the estate be-
longing to the Asylum for the Insane Said farm
contains I75 acres, of which 60 acres are choice
meadow land equal to any in Vermont The re-
maiuder is we'll wooded, aud well wateIed by
springs. On the promises is thrifty young or
chard of grated fruit The buildings are conven-
lent and OF suitable size for the farm From IS to
80 tons Of good hay are annually cut on the farm
Terms Of payment; one-thri cash, the remain
der in annual instruments secured by mortgage
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
on the premises. NEWMAN ALLEN.
Bratlleboro', Aug, 2sth, 1856. TBS
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CAEtYLE, Illinois, June 10. 1853.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired rs wonderful effect. My hair
was becoming. ms ! IL ught, prcmaiurcly gray,
but by the use Of his Restorative. Il has resumed
its original color, and have doubt, permanent
~ 20. SIDNEY BREEsE, Ex-senator L. S.
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WHISKEYs AND RUNS.

Choke "a lghiani MALI So1,eh Whistey In hhts and
glass. Very Cd ADD superior Baurau Mhisk-y 10 bils
kess and bottles Choice Monn1Ealia AMI o-r hstey
on draughi and IN glass Llndon Dock Jamaica Ignn Oh
n Culix huH1. gooi and glass tfs-chsr Hiih every
Nalisiy q sllls.. bf ialle AMI uacllrInal a.a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-20

TVNHE PERIODICAL DEPOT has been
u removed from opposite the American House
to Blako's Building, two doors North of the Revere
House, where more extensive and better selected
stock of NEWSPAPERS, PEmoDIcALs, MrscELLANE-
ous Books, STATIONERY, TOYS and FANoY Ar
TIuLEs, than ever before, will be kept by
+. j. CARPENTER.
Brattleboro, Nov. sth, 1865. Al
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MUSICl Music!
TINHE "BRATrLEBOPo CORNET BANDr are
T. prepared to furnish Music on all occasions, Of
the latest and most popular character. Address
j. +. SrEEN, Clerk, or
CHAs. c. ELLIS, Leader.
Brattleboro, June goth. 1866. q
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SofIbf the best fnesiarl
~ purest articles At In
Can price,. Their stock eos'
sists Of WIZ
Tens,Conees, Chocolate.
Ail.pioe, Pepper. Mn,
iarti, Ginger, Ca,rnns
Pepper, Nntmegs. Chm.
mon, Gloves, Cream H..
tar, rhraxacum or prs.
pared Dandelion Rna,
&c,, sc.
Having every heilIiy n,
, manufacturing and prepsris,
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o. J. WOOD & CO.. Proprietors.
3l2 Broadway, \. v, and
3lf Market st., ST. Louis, No.
Sold ia Brattlchoro by joseph Clark; in Boston
by Weeks & Potter; ut retail by Relding Co.
lySI
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GINS.

fhs celebrated white LAZY DIN. In ISrss cases aFs and
bo,tes- ssan Cdene, slsn Bsaluet snt tshsr CHOKE
brands tanien Cordial Clio very al schsiAm Gin, Ia
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z. f. DYER & CO

(Sign Of the Chlnaman grinding coffee,
IAI WASHINGTON ST., BOsTo~
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CLARET WINES.

Chateau MarTauN Lahte naufae, Montrose, ST. Juiien
- Kssphe, iAt1ur Ia Rose, Loye Paniet Canei, from
the csebrated house Of P1cse Bandeulurg, BsdeauH,
In eases q one das each together with large assortment
Of white sAuierne Wins, all la VOID and glass.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21

A Sake RloroUs DoJNGs.-Ihc laoOrers at on" o
the iron mines Dover y. j. struck for higher
few DAYS ago. letter says
THE employer refused the demand and the men com
meuced lawless crusade against his property. havn,
armed themssveswih fire On Sunday evening las
they assembled around the boss house and discharge
their pieces number Of times broke open his stables
tore up the top of wagon which worth ninety ioa
cut nus harness pieces and satisfied with this tc
perperated an inhumto Of singular brutality b
cutting off the III beautiful mare for which hr hal
paid So short time previous and nov they said t.
use threats OF violence against his person.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21

EXPECTED Vlsir FROM EUROPEAN SWANS Some lea.
ding oi Albany in which city the next annual
sion Of the American Association for the advancement Of
Science be held have entered into correspondent
with the various packet ship owners hence TO Europe
to free passages for notable European Swans wUC
have been invited to attend the August meeting OF m
Association At this meeting IN addition 10 the oriar
proceedings the State Museum OF Natural History will b,
inausurated bv an address from the Hon VIM H. Seward
and the Dudley Observatory 10y address from the Hon
EhMarh FYerctt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21

PARDoNED-On the 5th instant the President pnrionet
j. T. Ru--e who was convicted the 27th OF January
last in the Criminal Court OF this District OF passing ID,
note ui---Tayor, with forged endorsement upon IT,
and sentenced three year confinement in The pen
it.n;iarv OF the District OF Columbia There L
doubt Ia the whether he did ignorauty pass h,
in question, though technically guilty OF the Grim,
OF forgery in 80 doing Wash Star.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21
RICHMOND WING.
F,'om ~ PA1osipAfa Bssiieti-
DIVORCE MADE gARy.


W. have fsqssaty the and occasionally In M
ssf.s g.r.-' o. our own ely nd ., Me- ross
This reis,veto Law, Of divorce There D.
wy s sssa,y ". % sis =, Is q. s.:osu S
Tiss o. s.l-.. !, s.Ss.n,, ss obesity Coz The hs
charm. s1d slsksr .nes q some n.nsss s, $500 % % ~
boiling "A once. R'srts Advertisement something
r., IoPED rRaN HrR HUSBAND, RED AND TABLE yesterday
.. ks,srss to rsarS so@. within twenty tour hours he
sldss hia-sif =. divorced nom her by Law .,
rse h. l.n cheap and route to single es.eiaes
eorag around the Lssure-ths entire Geran kae,
tsT .Ss siysrssnt We sars our readers that have
SS-a We have met With ,srs dr,r~ns sdvrr.em,Sts Of The
above nsare iSm s n.ny arrsn psrte. within few w-Ss'
class Of Germans divorce be had for ne
Of the Aueesn l.- being prevalent
s3eas ne hn'snds can hardly fail that me -ve. have me
for these better h.ye. -o must Nv IN esans lest he
goc men .heo prove themselves anything bot good by senns
,ss Sa' , nae %sInas M ,s',ns S'Ssss "'
sumo, uPSa The ~.u Of the advertiser.
rus p,ssiOS % R.lr~oNs ocSrssKscs
Non Q. NE sSs SsSP by ss Sa%Sss zee o. G
,.s and .sssr. plan were P5OpS.e neither Sss I.a s
again made and the subject referred
eoww',e Of elssy@.s perfectly seepslnd With 'Ss Whole ter
drs'tlons the bgnnns Of the present session that eout
.nos, o. sSoS es aus s5,S[y and comprising nssJ sS %
reror, seba day yesterday
sS oSs vas a., sAHss Se =, substitute, to plan: .,
fercnee out II s present. territory and though considerable d.
question foowcd there comparatively few ~ho did not prefer
Of the committee Aer amended throw
BALI
Conference lying Of Jones Pals report
then adopted aud should the seton Be eenamsi by The Gsns
Conference Which meets May next each body will hold s
much
o. the old nenbr but necessity demanded in % h
body having become too iNrsr 10 the discussion faicrn ns
prevailed, aud those who opposed yielded willingly the cho,
Of the majority This the important matter 10 be brought
before the confersaee and that vas disposed Of amer two hc
eoniTasn The committee appointed to Investigate the change
rhona h Lennon, agent Tor raising fund.- Ter
Of Dickinson College, engaged In taking
mouy will he several dsy- before they will be ready
sent their teport-Bfh. Amertnrn.
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RAILROADS, &c.
vinGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
@MM Sy;zssfs -; ,,sSIgs.a5e

GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE.
yos SosruEn>. sogrnsSS ASp WESTERN rHANEttkss
uNwICE DAILY Sunday night xccpte between Richmond
md Washington CITY. rsI Gorionsvlle and AsSanJrla
Hours Of departure At Richmond ea5 A. NJ ard 80 p VI
.eiHrning leave Washington. .-..... NJ. aud Pm
and arrive Richmsud lSo p NJ snd& A NJ
Checks and Tickets given through bet-een Richmond aud
Washington.
THssE rwo RAILROADS HAVING No STRAP RAIL and
being excellent order, and CARRYING rIE GREAT NORTH
SOUTHERN NAIL, Of
securing shown by arrivals daily Richmond and
Washington city In advance ~ the Steamboat line.
Pare ht~r~n Richmond and Washington s. %
will be take through
apparel between the
OF eharg with Tor them take their meals, whether
Ing North OF south.
Through Tickets he obtained between pSnvie and Washing
the terminus the Road nearly completed panvie
An Of the v receive the checks % nom
DAnNe Road the
~ baltimore Depot
The by mali line the old
There change the night line, between Richmond
and AlcNardria.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
&C OBEI IL a..
y

Two Lynchburg - 81 To Lexington 81 -
n To buchanan . I'D To tie Natural Bridge -
Richmond Lyncurg Charlottesville o.
Satisfied fair trial. iai he majority % travel the Packet
ia better accommodated hy leaving the evening
old hJuryn after the instant leaving Richmond
Nonday Wednesday nd Friday, 1T NJ reach New Canton
VI. and Sotsvi u VI % the first aud ynchblrg "
sud Buchanan and lexington At 6 ?. ~ Of the day
Returning, leave Buchanan az A. NJ and Lyucburg ~ =.
VI, Monday. "wednesday and Frdy reach ScotsE- lv4
New Canton = r NJ aud arrive iu Richmond al =
The Boat. Nv~ Canton With ne Cor i-
Buckingham C. H. aud stage Char
lo;tesvlie.
s.sT Time and Distance. fa C. t.-f.w.
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mother and four daughte three Of whom reside in this town
cvry, approa he'd the altar % men less than
The has had four husbands, ~ her dAg
four. the others three eaehNortsGf7ptog Her
Burnett ex-msyor Of Cincinnati, which Once he h
from 1918 10 1881, died Tuesday.
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81 HEpUCTIoN IN THE
ArNSLIr. nowEN a POWELL
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!.r a-s !
ALFRED KING, sEr- -

TIT ''''' '''''''' -Gk-l1E
CARRIAGE souARE BELOW EXca.SgE HEI
ERASELtS sTREEr.
III ~ hand fbcstqu
ionabe Styles Coaches, Coachrrs Charroees BArouc
RockAways Slide Scat Top Bugyys, Buggy and without
Tops.
have also at my Repository large assortment Of Northern
CAafs Manufactured by the most approved mAkers,
from the ghes style Of Otop Buggy, TO the
Those In want Of carriages will md their call AMI
examine stock a. am determined
hle terms.
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NIWMSss s",TsnTlsssMsSomTM'sN NEW nooE-TIp roI

BOOK AGENCY.
Subscribers
and will furnish book publication price
FREE Of postSge Any by forwarding the
q ~ the IS Magazines, Hspers Godey Putnau
Grahaul's Prank Lese Fashions, will
Tor one yeAr and copy Of splendid uhosaph portrait Of either
Washington, Jackson Clay n subscribing a 81
Magazine they will
II subscribing will
gratis Music furnished o hcs, may wish u.
Envelopes Of
ties furnished. Seal Prvsses. Dies, TO order.
Every description Of Engraving
and dispatch Views OF buildings. Newspaper
Machinery Book Illustrations
All orders sent by mall attended
ofthe badnEs send DaguerreoyPe building
by mail express.
Persons AZ distance having saieah
advantage 20 address the subscribers would
The sale ~ thu BYRAM PIERCE
81 south Third street, Philadelphia.
, VI hrRAN 7. A
ro2S-dAwiy
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PHILLIP R
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia
FfFrEESrH
MANUFACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES TEN
w ders, Railroad Cars descriptions Of Rail q n
road Machinery, Stationary Engines required rtl
Also, Portable Engines, with decided improve 1890
ment others heretofore from
wheels aud well adapi to farming purposes. getting lumber
Sc with Improved Circular Portable attached Of Is
aud 81 class Mining Machinery Grist Machinery
pngs aud Tobacco Factory Of every kind ais.
ana iron castings made TO order p RAIN.
Mr.. p. RAHM. -
sHavlng In since June your Engines and
Saw Mills, have hesitation performs Ia ali respects
to entire satisfaction. And although thing TO our
hands We have not lost three hours from
ting on Re,p.ctf1lIy yonrs -
mhi5 Q. W. CRAWFORD
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THE MUSIC STORE,

THE MUSIC STORE.
I'D II. TAYLOR would remind his friends ar
public generally that his Gov
street, where may be found PIANO FORTEs
MELODfONS, GUITARS, NIOLINS, FLUTES, AndI ~ VI u
ACCORDEONs Of the best quality and at the prices lie
sole agent In this city for the sale the celebrated
Pianos which surpassed by any makers and equae
but by few. Also Gale 4 Cos superior Pianos.
~ Guitar and Violin STRINGS Of the best qusty
lie has the found in this State and
constantly receiving the latest publications.
h most reduced prices and had else
saH- Pianos tuned, repaired, nd let on hire,
~ Old Pianos taken In part pay for ones.
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
f y + y l II Y r Il ,

NyINf0gD L PORTER have In store at his
y time, the largest stock Of Richmond
FURNITURE b, found Ia SaH9tA
superb, built by the n the
and under the supervision Of the
Sho thoroughly acquainted Splendid Ward
ohes, Chairs hrcads, New
elsewhere, Ice had
their stock by sales
rely BINfoRD PORTER L,st article Of Purutur i'm
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NEW BOOKS.
SPRING SrOCK Or
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY aOODS

SPRuNG SrOCK or
B00kS, STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS.
s Nm Up, e,s . S.ny his supply of Goods So
Standard Books Coz Libraries London editions.
Al The 3 I,rS. PaSiS..ics..
sSis. prayer .Sa T Gs1n i soss s young
1. Ras s.SS,y % he S saS QUALITY,
nsnk Books, Of home manufacture
BOOK: bound IN Muslin. Paper sheep Calf Noreseo Turkey Vel,
BOOK. published, and a. Kind. Printing executed uAis
"ook sfst SsP sr srhiT,DsE"f'
a MORRIS. DcoksnIxs, receiving his
BooKS AND SRA T1oSSRr
His stock will embrace his usual
which viii he sold liberal be OBJ
Book binding n ali 1t. branehe. executed
eSns Dealer. '.f S SsR ID SS-
HARPEH's MAGAZINE. 70. April. :. rsssseas
A.o-rhe Ocean: most entertaining and n.Scve boon on
h soSssT. Of ,S Ss. - ao%s is aS-s Ss With sy'-o
The sketch Book OF Ms'eL Kali How Lsas. Al
4s o Ss s. aud s A. 1s a,,
Portfolio Es'sT'.ameH, Instruction. O~ the pres.
fu,y Illustrated, and aIsS VIA choice Fs.aIas ti;sO
Of Ietsndsr siss press '''''
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