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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-14
SOAETHIN @ NEW.
BOYsE & ELvER sen.

MERCHANT TAILORING AND GENTLENENls
FURNISHING STORE,
No 20. PUBLIo SQUARE.
TIE subscribers desire 70 call public attention 10 te IN
4 TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Gsas-
sameress Festings, DriiIings, Ready. Made
Ctotnlng and fan stock Of GenIiemenss Fur
Having purchased our siock under the most fEvh a cir
% We viii offer greatindueements OrpuEe
e dealers, and sOci the trade an exaunatiOn
" ssocN before purchasing elsewhere, We cali
70 The assortment of Cloths Csssimerss
g, Nalen We viii make up order in ae latest
syes anu warranted 70 ~ sale also call alien
uon 70 our stock Of Ready made Clothing manufactured
~ PTessy iof our tlads which determined SET AZ
the lowest prices, and thereby merit patropaVs Cur F
OF 0enuemens Furnishing Goods will awav Be found CON-
wiz speedily have In storea 6ne stoe CT Boys
WANTED-A few good Jourzeymea-noue but aoodon,
heeo Apply BOYSE6 ELVBRSOy.
soo-d No. 90. Public Souare
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
55a saQ $ eaI-IS57

ar e6 re from 1st June to
s saTst CAS- per PEI 100 lbs, I'D
Third Sc
Boxes, Hats, a2
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other n1h.
goods not enumerated, Carboys Of Acids or
ay other Chemicals per 100 MS. y A''uS' y" On
FIRST Glass
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery. Root. sno.. 49,.
Oils, &C., in bottles. Camphne and Sni,s
barrels CsTpetng China, Glass and Glasswsre CSars IN
cases. Clocks, ConestOnses Cotton CARDS; DIV oss in
boxes or bales Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and sbrabbsv
Pnrs Harden seeds, Locking Glasses and Looking Glass
Tin and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices. u
SECOND CLASS. eel
Hardware except such as specified in third class Coas
Mills Machinery Foreign Liquors In barrels and nins.
Tobacco in boxes Leather in rolls boxes ols in bsFP.
and casks, CrOckery and Queensware crates and
Kiee, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shovels, Spades SAD Irons, Zinc and Tin In pigs
Tin Plate Anvis, Vices casks OF Chains and Hoes Na1na
and Cotton Cordags, Coffee, Heavy Castings, Mill Gearing
Chairs and Spikes, and ROsn in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats Furniture and Garages boxed, and other
Chemicals, will be charged at double first class
~ Have every package Painly, marked with name Of
delivery. :
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned
OF Central Raj road, Savannah, and packages marked
Agent Q. K. f., Savannah, Ca
Goods shipped via Charleston should consigned 70 the
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad, Charleston and pack
age Marked care Agent $. G. K. r. Charleston 3. C.
The through rates above expenses from New
YORK 10 Nashville. No commission draEags or charags
charged either at Charleston or Savannah
Shippers may rely upon Uniform and prompt dsve
nes by both lines oyereharges and dam ages by either
line, will be adjusted by the agents Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In OF lost missing goods will take charge Of any
correspondence Necessary for recovery and not found
will pay for the same al the expiration Of days amer no.
tCe given al notices Of lost goods 0r Nashville or ta
tons the ashrAs and Chattanooga Road mast Be ad
dressed to II. anderson, SHpt, Naskpiue
when in New York will receive every jnforna-
ton and assistance shipping, by appB the Kent Of
the Charleston Line, No. 1876 Broadway and the SAVANNAH
Line, No, - broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
may2@n BP Gent Apsnt
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THOMAS BOYERS,

GALLATIN, TENNESSEE.
COMMISSIONER OF THE O. S. COURT OF CLAIMS
AND FOR THE SEVERAL STATES,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND MAGISTRATE.
sup2O- f
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WYE have just received, direct from New York, full
w supply of var ous sizes Of Five Minute FreeZs
ers, SAID TO be superior 70 any Thing before the public
As we warrant these articles To be good represeRed
our customers need not hesitate 10 try them.
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ICE CREAM FREEZEI

I'VE old fashioned Ice Cream Freezer, make
w them Of ali Sizes al the low st prices.
mRy23 MACkENZIE d WILSON.
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~ B.-Our Stock consists of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differing mate.
rally from the OLD or PAST STYLES, and
presenting an array of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison of any former sea-
son. A. J. D, 81 co.
Feb 5.'57.
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Cigars.

$4,000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
10000 initiative do do;
$4,000 assorted brands.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-12
ALPINE HAIR BALM,


ron RESTORING TO ORIGINAL COLOR.
- Warranted to Badness scurf Daniru. itching
and diseases Of the skin. This balm gives the scalp
and healthy action restores the coortg matter to tbs roots
Of the II r which passes through the Hair and gives
natural color without the use of lair Dye
Hundreds preparations have been introduced pretend
Ing preserve the Hair aud keep II from falling on
posed of uil, Alcohol and other deleeruus ntenls aud
all T. Hair ~ cs have been introduced that 10
give the hair natural color, besides being troublesome
This Balm is not = Dye Knowing that preparation
DEED 10 10 what was required for the Hair, tine pro-
prtrtnr uducri experiment until he could obtain M
article that would he the exact remedy aud after
trial has perfected s ba i l. soothing md ruolent
As,s all irritation ut the scalp, thereby stopping that
bIe-ume itching II Ddudruf and Scuff aud when
the hair has turned will bring It back original
color be- Il Black. brown Auburn. tmHk,s the Hair
aud glossy prevents from f,rug o will seen upon
using this BAN only few dan he wi be- given the
ots of the Hair. anl growth viii appear Growth
does take place the end u the Hair will be- seen
In person. who have their hair dyed II YOU examine gray
hair thu, ha been rorre Tor W'sk, YOU will fud towards
the u he hair hu come out hence n is
essnr, the iui the r,so's the hair healthy,
that the whole hair be- natural color Earh hair
root u the skin aud IS ~ Itself hollow tube through
which there constant circulation - the pigment from tile
ront When this pigment coorin- matter dies out. u
rayes the hair hollow aud It lcou gray. TonVruta balm
that would pton this pigment has become the study ~
the lruprotor The discover, at the Aiyc lla Balm will
to H. II will bring the hair TO IT, natural color ty making
ancS the culurins matter IN the roots II the hair
Its mistaken notion that ol atl restore the
hair nothing lee injurious. The Alfr Hair
kalu viii restore ih skin aud the hair Of those who
h We been sick With fcvvr or dfrasr
Prepared ht e. \. T.. MASON Providence. Il |.
y IVES Co. - MIN s'rct Boston, Mass sol, agents
for the United States and Canada
For sale in Brttclcro by all Druggist, and Chase
Trip Ii ~
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over the WYE then, seized by sudden inspira-
ton he .ihprovised one of those sou touching
sym phonies peculiar to himself
AS he sounded the first chords, q beautiful
yol ing girl entered the room. While the meo-
dy continued she remained speechess and i'm
movable; then, as the last note died away, she
c, led, with irresistible enthusiasm "Bravo, Lstz
tits wondrous !"
"Dnst thou know lin, then, my daughter ?"
asked the iewecr.
"This Is the first time have hal the pleasure
of seeing Ur hearing him." replied she "but
know that none living, save Lstz, could draw
such sounds from the piano"
Expressed with grace and modesty, by young
person at remarkable beauty, this admiration
could not fall to be more than flatlerng to the
artist However, after making his best acknowl-
edgmen,s, Lstz withdrew, in order to deliver the
prisoner, and was accompanied by the jeweller.
Grieved at his mistake, the worthy merchant
sought to repair il. by inviting the Two musicians
to supper. The hohors of the table we're done
by his auiable daughter, who appeared no les:
touched at the generosity OF Listz than aston
ished at his talent.
That night the musicians of the city sereuad
ed theft illustrots brother The next day the
mobiles and most distinguished inhabitants o.
Prague presented themselves AZ MS uOrr lneN
entreated HIM TO give some concerts, leaving y
10 himself to f4 any sum he pleased as remuu
Grafton. Then the ieweller perceived that tai
ent even in pccuniaty light, may he more val
liable than the most precious diamonds. List
continued to go to his house, and, to The mer
chants great JOY. he perceived that his daughte
was the cause Of these visits. lie began to low,
the company of the mtsician and the fair girl
his only child, certainly did not hate it.
One morning The jeweller, coming to the poin
with German frsnkness, said to LisiE,
allow do you like my daughter?"
"She is an anSelr'
"What do YOU think Of marriage !"
III think SO well Of it, that have the create:
possible inclination to trN it,
"Whst would you say TO fortune of thre
million francst'
~ would willingly accept it."
"Wcll, we unders,an each other. My augl
ter pleases YOU, you please my daughter. II,
fortuncis ready: Ne my son in.law."
with all my heart"
The marriage was celebrated the followin
week.
And this, according to the chronicles of Pragu
is true account of the marriage OF the grei
and good pianist, Listz.
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NJ IS E L L A N Y.
THE MUSICIANS MARRIAGE.

After bav;no ,,..sed ,b. sum,ner !, y;s,;,o
the nr,nrinal towns of Germany the ceiebrat.d
nian;st Iis,z arrived at praoue IN Octohe, ,sa6
The day afi.rbs cama his an,rtme # uas on.
te,eI hv y s,rancor--an I'D rOar r,hosa .nn.,r.
anrc,ndra,.d u,;serv and sufIe,;ng Tn. urea,
musician rer.,vnd him with ror3;,l;,v ,vh;nb
he wculd not nerbans have shown a nobleman,
Encoyraopd nv his kindness b,s v,s;,ar sad
:. I come IN Won cir as hrotber Exc,ss mo
if take tbi: title. notwi.hstrd,np the d,stsnce
that divides as: but farnerE, | could boas, some
sill in rIay;ra IN rho r;a,o and h., o;,;n1 in.
strnef;on gained con,f,r,able livel;hosd Now
am old. feeble. burlened with large family
and destitute of nupils. Il live At Nnremberg
but | came to Prarue 10 seek to reeover the
remnant of small prorerty which be .opqed to
nv ancestors. Altbouob bominalIv successful.
the expense of a long litigation has more than
swallowed uu the triainr suc recovered. To-
morrow set out for home-penpiless."
And vou have come to nv ? Yo, have Soae
well, and / thank YOU for this proof of YOUR es-
teen. To assist brother professor is to me
more than a dutv-it is a pleasure. Artists
should have their purse in copnon and il for
tune nerlects some in order to treat others bet
ter thaa they deserve. il ONLY uaskes il mare ue.-
essarv to preserve the eo,niihriuu, nv tra,ernal
Kindness That's nv system so don't sneak of
gratitude, Tor ieel That only discharge deN
as nc uuereu ''eSe generous Wofds' As'I
opened ano'her drawer IN ms wiring case, and
started "oea be saw mat MS usual depository
lot MS money contained OUT 'htee duc2ts' lie
summoned nls servant
mere IS the money he asked.
lhere slr' reP'eo tue man. poinuns to the
open r drawer -.
There why, there's scarcely anything"
- know IT, sir; If you please to remember,
told you yesterday that the cash was aeary
exhausted"
You see, my dear brother" said ListE, sn-
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r oTTERIEs. THE wELL-KNowN MA

ryland Consolidated Lotteries, Of which H. FRANCE Co.
the chartered by the State II Maryland and
commissioner elected by the people who to upern
tend and certify that everything connected with them
strictly honorable manner and that the interests u par
ties who reside distance well protected as II they
themselves present at the drawing Another fact which
the call attention TO- is that all persons have legal
right send orders for tickets Maryland, lotteries le
CALLED by special law In that state lottery Is drawn every
day Of the month"; II particular class named orders
filled In the first drawing 20 take place ar the cummunca-
hand The prices Of tickets vary from 81 to $50
No tickets are however sent unless the money Tor the
with the order The drawings upon the principle VI
number each ticket after the Havana pti and Ter
nary combination. Prizes vary ir so a. $780,
900. All ORDER for tickets PACKAGE will receive prompt
enon and the drawings mailed To all purchasers immediate
IN after It is over. Address T. H. III BBARD n co.
1yl No. 80 fayetie st., Box No. 30,
Jan 1907. Baltimore, Maryland
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P 0 E 7 R Y.
FLOWERS IN WINTER.
PAiSrED iron 4 PORTE LivRr.

N.Y.. q. WHITTIER.
flow strange to greet, this summer morn,
In graceful counterfeit Of flowers,
These children ofthe meadows born
or sunshine and Of showers
How we'll the conscious wood retains
The pictures of its fowcr.sown home
The lights and shades the purple stains,
And golden hues of bloom.
It was happy thought to hiring
To the da.k seasons frost and limo,
This painted memory Of spring,
This dream Of summer time.
Our hearts are lighter for its sake,
Our fancy's age reuews It's youth,
And dim remembered fctions take
The guse Of present truth.
A wizard Of the Merrinack
So old ancestral legends Say
Could call green lea and blossom back
To frosted stem and spray
The dry logs of the cottage wall,
Beneath his touch, put on their leaves
The clay bound swallow, at his call,
Played round the icy caves
Tho settler saw his oakeu flOil
Take bud and bloom before his eyes
From FROZEN pools he saw the pale.
Sweet summer lilies rise,
To their old homes. by man prof,nc,
Came the sad dry ads, exiled long,
And through their le,fy tongues complained
OF household use and wrong.
The beachen platter sproutsd Wild
The ppkin wore its old time green;
The cradle DER the sleeping child,
Became eafy screen.
HAPPY our gentle friend hath met,
While wandering in her sylvan quest,
Haunting his native woodlands yet,
That Druid Of tho West -
And while the dew on leaf and flower
Gstened In moonlight clear and still,
Learned the dusk wizards spell Of power,
And caught his trick of skill
But welcome he It new or old,
The gift which makes the day more bright,
And paints upon the ground ofcold,
And darkness, warmth and liglr
Without is neither gold nor green;
Within, for birds the brch-logs sing;
Yet, summer-like ", sit between
The autumn and the spring.
The one, with bridal blush of rose,
And sweetest breath of woodland balm,
And one whose matron lips unclose
In smiles of sanity calm.
Fill soft and deep, o winter snow.
The sweet aEaha's oakeu dells,
And hide the bank where -oses blow,
And swing the azure bells!
O'erlay the amber violet's leaves,
The purple aster's brook side home,
Gusrd all her flowers her pencil gives
A life beyond their bloom.
And she, when spring comes round again,
by greening slope and singing food
Shall wander, seeking not in vain,
2ier darlings of the wood.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-12

its not being iiajic 10 b. mistqtch. ,.,.,.,, r
The Is the ONLY SURE and GENtNL Huo" ~ I'm ~"
fcred Ia tie public DEADLY POISON for The above nam
ed pests.
As an evidence NJ it, SUPERIOR and NJ The 'AislA
It has GIVES rtBtc, it Is only necessary 10 sVt'
that H. SALE puptvG rE PAST srAsoS in the Ntw hNGAND
STATES ALuNr, WAS ONE MILLION OF SllhElS' Nhoh
sale has induced cernin unprnrpe and urtngar sconu
drols In offer a Spt RiOI and WORTHLESS COT NIfk-
FELT article, and against whom legal measures have rehy
been taken the protection " the public and the ONLY
TIT and GENUINE ARTICLE, aud ol which the punchrc
hereby Cal TONED Therefore bee sure and ask for Prof
Mohr's German Fly Paper, and take no "tn.r.
NJ s. III RR co. No. Cornhi, Boston, General Agents
for the New England States aud British Pro,inces As",
Agents for PROF MUilS German RI md Cochroar ~
tCrminatOr. j. w. HOLION. A"tNfi -
3m26 Braulehor0, VI
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TItELOTTERII5S OF
| OT'TliRIES.

4 Samuel Swan Goa chartered by the State Of Hgor-
ga, aud have commissioners appointed tn supcnd
their drawings and certify that everything connected The
same Is done in strictly honorable manner They OF the
puulic fair opportunity Tor Investment the inercss&pa
ties at distance being well protected though they were
present The managers would respectfully call attention to
the fact hat all persons have legal right to send orders for
tickets to Georgia, the lotteries NJ Samuel Swan Co. are
authorized by the Legislature OF that State lottery will he
drawn every saturday throughout the year, all orders received
being filed in the drawing next to take place after the same
comes In hand According u the scheme ticket in every
ten must draw prize. Tickets sl0 halves s5 quar-
ters, 500 No tickets unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings are upon the principle Of one NUM-
her each ticket and simple that none can fail tn I'M
dersand them There is combination Of numbers to nys-
uy the buyer Prizes vary from $40 sj000O every prize
being drawn and result Of drawing forwarded to all purchas
ers.
~ list cf the numbers that drawn from the wheel,
with the amount that each prize entitled to- be published
after every drawing IN the following papers New orleans
Delta, Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nashville Dem
ocrot, Atlanta HteHiJencer, aud NeN-lorS Weekly Dny
BOOK. Write your address plainly, and direct to
y. SWAN s. co., Atlanta, Gcorgin.
Prizes paid In fulno percentage deducted from prizes as
other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential. 1yl2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-12

NlIS greatest invention Of the age which surpascs ut
Il ty durability, and beauty of huisl anything of the
kind yet achieved by the skill OF man made by machinery
from superior quality Of ron cost much less than the
handmade horse shoe II concayed the inside with
view II the BETTER PRESERVATION lnRsks HOOP, and
ts shape, PARiNG IT, and being
DESIRABLE COMFORT ~ THE ANIMAL than
oFFERKp TW rtFiic These Shoes are
sold according size like mems bonts,a method which in
sures more perfect tit than otherwise he obtained This
invention is pronounced extraordinary in usefulness by many
Grrcs and bncksmhs, and Is rapidly coming into general
US. in all portions of the United States.
For further particulars and samples apply to the Agents
BLODGET, BROWN 4 co.,
so and SO Pearl Street, Boston, Mass.
Dec. II, 1856. Bl-1y
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'But II certain Samaritan as he fourncyed,
came where hc was. "

VHE GOOD SAMARlTANS OF THE
n present day are making use Of q. W. SIMONDS PAIN
u REk To alleviate the pains of suffering humanity with such
great results that mango the most credui0HS Es0nhed
II ID medicine that he relied upon with safety In the
treatment Of the following diseases -
RhHmaism NeHydigig, LdmeheSS Cuts RUrns, BRUISES,
Gtherm Debiity, weak and Lame Sto9pqrh Sfupitity,
Ddrrhoea, Dysentsry ChotTG, Choiora horbus, Tooth
ache.
There Is medicine that giving such good satisfaction to
the afflicted q. W. SIAlONlS Vegetable Pain CuTcr No
family should be without il. Try il you afflicted.
REV. j. PEACOCK says, have used your Pain Curer for
several months past and find il valuable Medicine think
that every family would use when needed they would
vent much sickness and medical expense.
JESSE STONE Of Boston, says, MIR. Smonds, think your
Pain Curer the worthy of lis nane Of any that In
the market think it superior to "Davis' Pain Killer" and
have used both have been receiving great beHCH from
the use Of your medicine. Much attend your abors
Wholesale Agents In Vermont, JOSEPH CLARK, Brattle-
boro Y. y. SMITH, Montpelier.
Retail Agents, J. w. HOLTON, aud MYAIAN Il WEBSTER
Braehoro, and dealers in Medicine generally throughout tho
country u35
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IOWA LANDS. F. A. sTRATTON

Il CIVIL ENGINEER 4 GENERAL LAND AGENT, Fort
Dodge, Webster County, Iowa,wi enter Govern
ment Lard In Iowa, Locate aud sell Land Warrants
Sell Real Estate Pay Taxes for NonR sents Invest Money
at high rates Of interest upon Real Estate Security Land
on Time and transact all business pertaining General
Land Agency.
their capital Is solicited the favorable opportunities now
presented. Correspondence solicited.
III Refers to DR.. CHARLES sTRATToN, Drattleboro VT
Hareh 10, 1855. 1-5,
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
RI1'El,tkS
A. RANNNY. PUBLIsmEN.

FFERS for sale 10000 BOOKS aud MAPS Of all kinds
at the Publishers prices, In he accompanied with ZOO
000 GIFTS Worth from % 500 each; consisting
of Gold Silver Watches, cwey, leticulcs Ladies purs
Portmonaies, &c $50 worth of Gifts Distributed with
every 800 Books.
Gift will he delivered with every book sold for One Dol
lar Although Hook Article will he sold for
than the usual retail price, will he sold for less
Persons wishing particular book order and
II will be forwarded with Gift, complete catalogue of
Books Maps aud Gifts will he any address on npplica
ton, Persons ordering Books with Gifts SHOULD forward the
amount of postage 1t must invariably be padin advance
The postage for 81 and 81 % books n Is cts and
for 81 50 and $500 books q cents.
Address A. RANNEY,
25.37 No. 293 Broadway. n. Y.
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I. \. WHEELER KEEPS

&6tt "
PRINTS. GINGHAMS. DRESS
GOODS AND D'LAINES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS sIIEETINGs sHIRTINGs AND TICKINGs.
F. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS HOSIERY, GLOVES & HANpKERcnEFs.
F. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS DENNIS, LINENS AND LINEN GOODS.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS Of DRY GOODS.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS TEAS, SUGARS AND SPICES
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS FLUID AND CAMPHENE.
F. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS oROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS LAMPS OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL SIZES FLOWER POTS.
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS BENNINGTON STONE WARE.
+. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS PAPER IIANGINGs AND BORDERS.
F. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS TUBS, PALS, TRAYS, PALS AND BOWLS
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS WOODEN WARE.
F. II. WHEELER
SELLS GOODS AT FAIR PRICES.
f. ii. WHEELER
TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AT ITS CASH
VALUE
MARCH i'm, 1857. TITO
BUILDING LOTS. FOTIR OF THE
- best building lots in town, situate Walnut street. will
be sold cheap by the subscriber, Il, KIRKLAND
Erh. O lahl A
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HNHE PERIODICAL DEPOT HAS BEEN RE
L moved from opposite the american House to Blakss
Bung, two doors north of the House. where more
extensive and better selected stock % NcWspa pcr., PEE
riodicais. Miscellaneous Books, Stationery,
Toys, and Funcy Articles than before, will be
kept, by Il. j. CARPENTER.
bTattleboro, Nov sth, 1855 Il
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IEE[hl IEEIHll

nR A. ID. PUTNAM, HAVING RE
- turned from his professional engagements SOUTH has
up the formerly occupied by the Savings Bank
opposite Post Office, where he Will pleased to see his old
friends and all who may be afflicted with bad Teeth
Dr. r. feels confident (aer 10 practce) to perform
all operations In the line Of Dental surgery necessary for the
health preservation and beauty Of the teeth without resort
ing experiments or humsngge,y to sustain himself
Brattleboro, June ith, 1851 -