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EYE AND EAR.
Deafness and Blindness Cured,

IND. CAKES. 0culist, Aurist and Rlectropathie
- Physician from the Royal Eye and Ear In
Urinary, Londen, attends daily to the treatment Of
diseases Of the Eye aud Ear, together with func-
tional arrangement Of the Nervous system, &c
&C. At his Office Eye and Ear Infrmary) 81
Green ST., Brattleboro, VT, (near the top Of the
street,. Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ,
every day except Sundays.
The DR.. in Offering his services to those afflicted
with these malades, would remark that long
and devoted course Of study and practice in these
important and particular (yet neglected branches
Of the profession) enables him to treat those deli
cate organs with constant success. The remedies
applied and the treatment patients undergo, give
little or no pain and the child of tender years
can bear any Of the operations without complaint.
On all occasions the Dr. will give the must candid
opinion upon every variety Of disease. and at once
inform his patients to what extent he can help
them, and the probable cost
His practice is most successful, being founded
upon true physiological and pathological principles
Charges moderate. Advice gratis. 1s
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NOW is THE TIME.

VNHE subscriber has just received from Boston,
IL and direct from the Manufacturers, a large
assortment Of
~ Ladies', Cents, Misses and children's
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
which are to be sold for the next NINETY DAYS
ereeeding lou for Cash. p. SIM0NDS
Brattleboro, June 18th, 1855. "a
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LADIES' SHOES.

HNHE subscriber has now on hand full assort-
L. ment of Ladies and Misses Boots and Shoes
OF his own strong workmanship, all Of the best
quality of stock, and newest fashion, which he is
continually making and selling much cheaper than
can be bought elsewhere.
Best quality of Silk Lasting CATERS, SlIO
All Wool Lasting CATERS, 100
Fayetteville. June 9th, 1855.
Sw2s CALVIN WARD,
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MASONIC NOTICE. The regular COM
munication Of Golden Rule Lodge of Free and Ac
ecpted Masons will be held at their Hall in Putncy
on the Wednesday or before the full moon in
each month, at o'el'k P. NJ. ]. LOWE, Sec.
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Wool Carding and Cloth Dressing

HNHE subscribers, after forty years experience,
u again offer their services to all those who may
want their Wool Carded or Cloth Dressed in the
very best manner but they will warrant no rolls
made from wool not washed on the sheep.
AS "Young America is the order Of the day,
we shall hereafter do our work at the lowest cash
price, but give no credit. We will be ready to
wait on onr friends and the public on and after the
first Of June next. o. & r. BAGG.
North Bernardston, May "a, 1855. %
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STATE OF VERMONT. M,nLpono,

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, IS
The Probate Court for said District To all per
sons interested in the Estate Of DAVID CAR
LEY, late Of Bratteboro, deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAs, TIMOTHY vINTON, has pre-
w scented to this Court an Instrument 2ur-
porting to be the last viii of said deceased, for
probate;-Y are hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon the probate Of said Instrument vt
the session thereof to be held at the probate office
in Brattleboro, in said District on the last Thurs
day of June, A. d. 1855, when and where you may
appear and contest the same, il you see TT.
20 T. H0LBROoK, Register
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CAMPAIGN TRIRIrNE.

TNAE subscriber will furnish the champaign
Il Tribnne," published at the office Of the New
York Tribune, semi-weekly until after the Presi-
dental election for ONE DOLLAR free Of postage.
Its publication is advertised to commence about
the 10Th Of june and It's first number will contain
the doings Of the Philadelphia Convention.
L. J. CARPENTER,
At Periodical Depot.
Brattleboro. June Is. 1856. %
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DEATHS.

In Westminster, June 9th, HENRY H., son Of
Randall and Almira Smith, aged 10 years and 10
months.
In South Londonderry, June 10th, Mrs. ADEIIA
BENSON, wife Of Mr. Lucius Benson. and only
daughter Of Bariah and Relefa Wheeler. Of Win
hall, aged q years.
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NAILS. &c.

TTyHE subscribers are Agents for the sale Of Ire.
IL mont Nails, and are prepared to fill orders
for any quantity satisfactory terms.-Also. Far
,oeL & Co. and "A. Simmons 4 Sons SCYTHES,
by the dozen or single.
We have just received an additional supply Of
COARSE & FINE SALT. to be sold low, al
wholesale or retail. N. CHENEY & son.
June 10Th, 1856. %
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aa5oo.oo WAMTun

IN sums Of not less than 5000, 90 each on the
IL credit Of the town Of Brattleborc, for term Of
years, BY the Committee for Building the Town
Hall. Z. KIRKLAND. Chairman.
Dec. 20. 1866. AZ
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Just Received as Above
A New and full Assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,

and other GOODS adapted to our trade, in the Sc
lection Of which we have followed our own inelna-
ton, and as we think have acted for the benefit Of
our customers. in purchasing pure articles, and Of
the best quality, such as we can confidently recem-
mend.
~ Among our variety may be found
Sugars Of all kinds Molasses syrups;
Green and Dried Fruits;
Teas Of all grades; Coffee, Ground & Whole;
Spices; with all the various articles needed in
the Cooking department
Dry and Picked Fish; Lamp Oil; Fiuid
Candles; Lard; Pork; Hams; Flour, &c.
Also. Nails; Scythes; Forks; Hoes; RAkes;
Shovels, &c, together with q large assortment
Of Crocke-y aud Glass Ware.
N.B. We particularly invite such as are fond
Of really good Tea, to make one trial from cur
store. Prices range from DO to zoe per ID.
Goods delivered in any part Of the village free
Of expense. N. CHENEY & SON.
June, 1886. 4w23
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NOTICE. Whereas, my wife MARGARET
In EAGAN, has left my bed and board without
proyocatiOn, hereby forbid all persons trusting
her on my account as shall pay no debtsof her
contracting after this date. JAMES EAGAN.
Putney, June 18th, 1866. 3w24
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REApY-MADE ooFFINs.

TNHE subscriber would say to the inhabitants Of
Il Wilmington aud surrounding towns that he
has just received large lot of COFFINs Of all
sizes and neatly finished, which he will sell at
prices that cannot fail to suit the purchaser.
WELLS SNOW,
No. 8 Yves, River Street, Wilmington. W.
May 26th, 1856. %
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SPEECH OF Ex-VIcE PRESIDENT ArcHIsos AT
THE SacKIse OF LAWRENCE. We copy the
following from the Missouri Democrat Of June
a.
"We have been furnished with the following
report of speech made by Atchison 10 the
posse assembled by Donaldson and Jones in
Lawrence just previous to the sackng of that
place. Our informant states that il is nearly
verbatim. He says that upwards of 5000 900
worth of property in and about Lawrence was
destroyed OF carried off by The forces under
Marshal Donaldson and Sheriff Jones.
ATcHisos's SPEECH.
Boys, this day am Kickapoo Ranger, by
Cd. This day we have entered Lawrence
with Southern Rights inscribed upon our ban
ner, and not one id abolitonst dared 10 FIRE
a gun.
Now, boys, this is the happiest day of my
life. We have entered that DID town, and
taught the id abolitionists Southern lesson
and they will remember till the day they die,
And now, boys, we will go in again with our
highly honorable Jones, and test the strength
of that id Free State Hotel, and teach the
Emigrant Aid Company that Kansas shall be
ours. Boys, ladies should, and hope will, be
respected by every gentleman. But when a
woman takes upon herself the gar of soldier
by carrying Sharpes rife, then she is no
longer worthy Of respect. Trample her under
your feet as you would snake.
Come on, boys. Now to your duty to your
selves and your Southern friends.
H. \
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INDEPENDENCE.

TUNHE 4th of July will be celebrated at East
Il Guilford in the true spirit of 1851 where all
Freemen, without distinction Of party, are invited
to attend.
An Grafton will be delivered at the Church
services to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Re-
freshments by Capt. Kenney at the Broad Brook
House. II. b. FIELD, Committee
JOHN MAXWELL, :,
G. C. LYNDE,
GEO. W. KENNEY, Arrangements.
June 20, 1856. 25
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CHASE & TRIP,

Successors to BEN X. CHASE,
MILL continue to keep general stock Of Lon
w don and Geneva Watches, among which
may always be found some extra fine ones made for
and imported direct by ourselves warranted TO run
10 suit Together with rich Jewelry, Coin Siiuer
Forks and Spoons General Fancy Goods, and
every thing pertaining to Ladies or Gents Toilet.
Particular attention 10 iu0rk.
Standard time kept by the finest Regulator in
the State
Brattleboro, May, 1856. %
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wHALEBoNE SKIRTS.

THE only object Of a whalebonc Skirt lie to give
Il aproper, graceful and elegant form TO lady q
dress. Unless this IL accomplished, the article is
entirely worthless. The Ladies, BY referring to
Frank Lesle's Gazette Of Fashions for April, will
notice thst L. &. J. HOLMES have from actual
experience been successful in producing this most
desirable article. aud that their Improved SEAM
LEss SKihr meets the unanimous appreciation Of the
ladies. They are light, pliable, aud easily adjust
cd, and the only Skirt which 10 equally apapted TO
the parlor, the street and the crowd are made in
one piece or breadth, and in our oppini0n and in
the opinion Of thousands Of ladies who have bought
them, the most reliable goods Of the kind in mar
ket. We were the first to introduce Whalebone
Skirt aud from our experience In the manufactures
and retail Of these goods, we have found tbat All
kinds Of cotton cord, and nearly all kinds Of cord
and all starched goods. cannot be used satsfactor
ly, as they will not recover their place when press
ed out Of shape We consider ali
WHALEBONE SKIRTS.
az seorhlessi Of whatever material made, unless
there Is something Of sufficient Stiffness and eias-
ITCHY, and at the same time yielding and pliable,
TO keep the dress IN proper shape below the bones
To accomplish this we have our cord made under
our own direction, and expressly for our goods; and
from the only material that can be used that will
recover its proper place when pressed out Of shape
and are 80 twisted in manufacturing that they will
not roll or curl when wet, and warranted 10 wash
without injury. The public are cautioned against
I'll worthless goods, the Market since our goods
have become popular and extensively known, has
been flooded with goods Of all kinds, and put to.
gether without form comeliness or any other OBJ
jet but TO SELL and ofcourse are called whaebpne
Skirts. Some mitators in their efforts to profit BY
our reputation, have gone SO far as to copy almost
exactly our trade mark upon their goods.
PHASE NoTIcE. Every genuine article stamped
+. & j. HOLMES IMPROVED SEAM
LESS WH.iLEBON-E SKIRT, and may be
found by the trade in many Of the largest Jobbing
Houses in New York and Boston, and at retail in
the principal Dry Goods stores.
June 9, 1856. 2m23
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.

The subscriber having purchased the entire stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of ]. II. sIMoNDs, will continue the business at
the old stand
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
TINE old store has been newly fitted up, although
Il il IS not Crystal Palace. and will cndeavor
to keep as near first class Shoe Store as the times
will admit. Having been engaged in the Shoe
business in the same store for nearly twenty-three
years he hatters himself that he understands some
thing near the vents Of the community His long
experience in the Boot and Shoe business enables
him to select such variety Of goods as will suit
all classes Of customers, aud can fail to find
in bis extensive stock something adapted to their
wants
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WORCESTER PLOWS,
ENoR sale low, by
May %. 1856. q
NEW BOOKS.

DHGNIIXANA or, Sketches and Burlcsques
IL Plu-ri-bus-tah by Doesticks, P. B. The
rise Of the Dutch Republic, by ]. L. Motley, Five
Hundred Mistakes at J. STEEN & SONS.
May 28, 1856. 81
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In the Ladies Department

- Can be found -
Fine Sandal and GosSamer Ruhhers
White Satin and Kid Slips
Kid and Cloth Congress Boots and Caters
with large variety of Kid Calf and Enameled
Shoes and Bootees, from low price up to the finest
and best.
In the Misses and Chdren's department can be
found great variety Of CATERS, Shoes Bootees.
Also, Gents Calf, Kip and Thick Boots, with a
great variety Of Patent Leather, Calf and Enam-
elcd, Congress Boots and Shoes. Boys, Youths
and Children's Boots and Shoes, large vatiety.
Boots and Shoes
manufactured to order of the best materials and
on the most reasonable terms for cash or short APP
proved credit
REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
Those wishing to purchase any articles in the
Boot or Shoe line will find 1t for their interest to
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, as
the subscriber pledges his word he will do all he
can to satisfy, both as to price aud quality Of work
p. sIMONDS.
Brattleboro, May IA, 1856. 20
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TlIlBRT sHAwLs STALE tsHAwLs;
CANTON GRAPE Do.
CASHMERE LONG SQUARE Do, Of all
colors and qualities
SILK Do
In this department we have every variety o
STYLE and size and quality from the most splendid
aud costly to the cheaper kinds
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Time between Washington and Wheeling but IL!
Running time bspeen Washington aad Cincinnati, 81 hours
Through Tick cts and Eassnxo Checks to be had in
Washington
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
Offers the fullest Inducements
the Northwest, and the Southwest.
bound Vest from Baltimore is always promptly made the
Washington Junction, steiy called the Relay ouse nine miles
Wahason and me os nV Baggage asn
wheeling al the Washington station aud and transferred
passengers,) charge holding
through tickets for points beyond The connecting trains
Washington daily 6, and AZ, p M; on Sundays at the
Wneeng made with the trains of CEN
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@ Wsseng through Canbrdge gainesville and sewark
Msnshd sanduy railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
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PARSONS, agent at Washington station.
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
y5-dH Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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Should aald acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 20 uan'
. shoad aald acquaintanee be foTgob ..
And days % auld lang syne."
The members o. the senior Of ending June, le
the junior class % The ending june e TIE Sophonsrs
class Of me ending june, 1881 and the Freshman class Of The
ending IA Jabe, 1880 hereby requested 10 assemble
Washington D. o., by the third March, d. 1857 the latest
70 brighten the links Of the chain lows ondhD which us
nor ude can ever entirely exchange Ia ue
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament he unumey fate Of
Of their mosi promising eompeeIs.
preliminary meeting OF the stlfappoiEied committee VIII be
held on the nst Monday IN September A. d. 1850 al the UEcd
States iio Chestnut street, between Fourth and Fh streets
which those members Of the
yenient Invited 20 attend, when will be
adopted 10 secure a. full an attendance possible
la tbs ume those addressed viii be
good enough 10 furnish The secretary ohe mail with
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ D..
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee,
ALEXANDER y. BART, M. D., "."
,,, Of Philsdsphia Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGiiTSER. "
Q! Lancaster, Pennsylsunia,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
- of Winston, AAeghany Co.. Md,
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
Of Balsta Iron and Glass works, NJ,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
ions WrIDMAE, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary. III
March 27-lawtMar3 llDtel.geDceTl
All newspapers the civilized Of the world request
editorial columns,
bers scattered through ha
Of the globe and all newspapers throughout the United
states America requested gTauous
casonay between this date and the Sd Of March A. D. 1887
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Office Of the diScontinusnee OF the United States
~ land office al VANDhLIA in the Stale OF ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby that pursuance OF law, and in view
report officers ILLINOIS, the
land in said district reduced below hundred thousand
the INTERIOR has directed that land Office
yAspAA be discontinued and the lands remaining unsod
the disconnuanee be made subsc
SrRIssyIKLp, in said State.
Lands remaining unsod and unaPpopaed by law and subject
the land cnica discontinued, will
from date Of receipt Of
effect register thereof land
public notice the which they
viii be prepared applications for such lands
al their ohce.
my band city of Washington this 9Th day
December, A. ID. 1855.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Dec ll-lsw5w [inleligsncer h 5taTl
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NLENwOOD CsMErEtY.-ofhce No. 292 Pennsylvania
VI avenue 10th street, Savings Bank. This
cemetery laid celebrated Greenwood Of
New York; aud situated the high ground distant ana
mile Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter from Con
sIes approprans their ground forever burial making
fee the and prohibiting all encroachinenis
legislation Otherwise which of vast Importance those who
their repose placed them for
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes, sell H. and throw the dead
cannot
= titles given The ground.
ffsmi - a where pamphlets, with a
zap, and all other information, be
all for nteents len with Mr. James r. ar
undertnker will
au.poed June l7-dly
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Postscript.


In various inquiries, claimants will take notice that
required be filed with he certificates,
of debt show whether the holder the real
holds the for coector in pledge for moneys ad
Ifo collection In pledge the OF the party hold
beneficial TeSdua the claim must be statsd
assignment and release the United saes
duly executed by such together
from the in whose favor
Element and payment is requested.
Claimants I'd Of the Of 2sth February 1855,
their certificates Texas payment OF
and claim the difference between the
paid the proportion payable thereon under That
stating the surrender OF such certificates and de-
erbng whether the who
received the FROM Texas the real
owner or held collection in pledge The
claiming any resdaay interest in the difference,
well person settlement and payment
queed respectively file assignment and release TO the
United and release Texas in The in
Aer paid by Texas such certificates
description will be examined
settled conformity with the proyiso Of said I'd section.
take that certificates,
evidences character Of debt in
affidavit OF ownership reIs
evidence debt described
number and OF psyee- II should
appear certificates issued by rho authorities
Texas claims against the republic
by republic Texas according the facts in
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of tie Treasury.
Treasury pEPARTxEsT,
March 6, 1885.
Feb 2s-iaw4w
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PROTECTED by royal letters of England and secured by
the seals OF Ecoe dc Pharmacie dc Paris and Imperial Cot
Iege OF Medicine, Vienna. ... 4. H..
feenar No the remedy for general and local debility
Of Write decay aud all the distressing
qaences ang from early abuse @ Is effects eieaeious
YOUTH manhood old the sHie would
impaired, deeltne If Triesenaa
universally adopted all physical mpedmen vanish ike mage
before influence, rendering inpaIu
leriDg the marriage state.
Tnesema No completely and entirely eadicaics all
those disorders eopava cubsbs
andote VI the health OF portion OF the
uat0n,
Tdesema No the great European remedy for at cIa q
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
and which all The sarsapala Ia the world
Tnesema Nos. J. O. alike devoid smell
all nauseang qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected
Gold cases. 50 divided into separate
ninsered by yaipeau, Lalleimant, Rorx, &c.
To be had RETAIL OF SIR H. A. Barrow No. 81
Green street. Canal New York, specially appointed BY the
proprietor paentee United States every
other of America. immediately receiving
Mr. Barrow viii! forward Trssemar world
securely packed and addressed according the
writer
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov 9-dYI
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NOTICE o location o the land Offices and
the Office Of the surveyor general I'm Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that in Of the 18th section of the
approved 21d July 1854 land Offices for the
Kansas and Nebraska ana of The first Of
establishing office uf general for said Terri
the Office the OaAHA pIsrRICr has been located
CITY, the of of Nebraska Territory and
- and OF the
ERA elk ComPros" the government of Kansas Ter
my hand city Washington this twenty
sixth day of November, A ID. 1855
BY order of the President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Nov 29-law6w TIntel and STAR