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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

Aye, 90 10 the grave Of the buried love
and msditatei There settle the account
with thy conscience, for every past en-
dearmcnt unregarded, of the departed be-
Jag, who never, never can return again
10 be soothed by contrition! If thou art a
child, and hast ever added a sorrow to the
soul, or furrow to the silvered brow Of
ri afectionate parent; ii thou art a hus-
band, and hast caused the fond bosom that
ventrred lis whole happiness in your arms,
10 doubt one moment of thy kindness Ut thy
truth; ii thou art friend, and hast ever
wronged in thought, or word or deed, the
spilit that generously confded in thee: if
thou art a lover, aud hast ever given one
unmerited pang to the true heart that now
lies cold beneath thy feet; Their be sure that
every unkind look, every ungracious ac-
ton, will come thronging back upon the
memory and knocking dole fully at thy soul;
then be sure thou wilt lie down sorrowing
aad repentant on the grave, and utter the
uahsaFd groan, and pour the unavaiiing
tear, more deep, more bitter, because un-
heard and unavailing = Washington IT.
9ip1
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY CoMMissIoNERs-p VANvAcroR, VII
LIAM HuGHEs :. n. CnAarlIS.
EXAMINERS OF ScHooL Ts,sHDs-A. c. csrxos
CIRcuIr C,uRr.-A G. DEAyirr, judge
TrRMs.-sccond Monday in August and Feef@~r,
COMMON rLras CouRr.-llon. T. tasish '.v
Irnns.-Thirl Mondays in January, atsal' 'ess
and October.
,......-...,,.s cc,.r-fSs~t Mondays IA NAt>>s
cent en,heaJ une. and lseSi@Sss
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
CABINET AND CHAIR MAKING!

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
FULLY inform the citizens of Marshall and
adjoining counties that he still continues to manu-
facture Cabinet Ware at his old stand, opposite the
"Democrat Otice;" where he is prepared to fill all
orders for Furniture on short notice, and in the
most approved styles, and made of the best mate
rial. He would also inform his numerous custo-
mers, that he has accomplished workman in his
employ, whose business it is to make
FANCY CHAIRS
OF which he has good supply on hand, of differ
ent knds-made neat and substantial-work war
ranted to be good. He is also prepared to build.
.
On the shortest possible notice. To those wishing
CoFFINs, he would say that he is prepared at all
times toilet them have the article they want, at
reciseiy the time specified, and reasonable terms
He would return his thanks for the liberal pat
rOnage heretofore received, and hopes by honesty,
promptness and fair dealing, to still retain his old
customers, and obtain many new ones.
Those having SCREW DRIVERS AND BED
WRENCHES of his, will oblige him very much by
returning them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24

any time be invested TO good advantage, as in
draining, manure-savng, composing, digging
and drawing muck and other modes oil increas-
ing the fertility of the soil in purchasing I'M
proved and really useful and labor saving I'M
plemenis or, to name no more, in improving
the quality of the stock ofall kinds, and enlarg-
ing aud making more convenient the buildings
of all kinds upon the farm. In these and many
similar ways may a farmer, at almost any time,
make better investment at home and in his own
business, than he can do by the purchase ofal
most any kind of stocks, or even bonds and
mortgages.
To add confirmation and force 10 what We
have already said on this subjet, we give the
following remarks from The Ohio Farmer:
GLOW many farmer has lost the avals %
len years prosperity by buying railroad stocks
LIE, him do so no more. The farmer cauno
trade in stocks with success. This is species
of venture for which he is not qualified. lie
him throw no more hard earned gold into Thu
greedy vortex lie will pronounce our advice
poud if he will notice facts. "-Country Cont
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-The practice of
driving horses with blankets, SO universal in
our city, is both absurd and cruel, and should
be promptly discarded. The practice is sane
TONED by sort of vague idea tina, it prevents
horses from taking cold but this idea is ter
rIble iallacy, as any man Of sense will perceive
on moments reflection. Cold works its dis.
as'rons effects upon the horse, if at ALL after
me motion ceases, and not while he is all
aglow with exercise; and it works these effects
through the too sudden reaction of the atmos-
phere upon the reekng temperature of the
animal. This reaction it is the true purpose
of the blanket to check, by checking the evap-
Grafton after his exerlon pauses but if he is
driven with the blanket heated to the tempera-
lure of his body and steaming with perspira-
'lon, obviously loses lis proper quality and be-
comes virtually second hide, leaving him re-
ally as much exposed when he stops as if he
mad no blanket on him, 10 say nothing of the
burden and annoyance of il in the meantime
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24
POET Y.
II AR RY HILL.
A ROMAUNT

M 8. j. BATES
Sweet ELLEN NEAL was the qucenliest girl
That ever tripped through the may dance,
With loves galore in each golden curl,
And a world Of light in her blue eyes glance;
For in the gush of their mellow hight,
thousand sweets went flashing ny,
AS one might see, on summer night,
A shower of stars from coudless sky!
Bold Harry HILL was the manifest youth
That ever to beauty had sued for grace,
With n world of honest love and truth
In every line Of his handsome face;
But Ellen was worth ten thousand year,
Aud Harry was worth but hundreds three;
S. her father said, when he called her 'deur,"
"she's altogether too dear for thee"
But, ali! the love that would laugh at locks.
Boltcd and barred in their massive FORCE
Sold out n share or two in the stocks,
And straightway bought a two-iorty-hcrsc'
Some bury their passions in cards and wine;
Or leap from the top Of butting cragi
Or running loop of the strongest Irvine;
But HARRY took lightning nag.
One fairy eve, when the stars shonc clear,
A family party went out to ride:
There were sire, and dame, and ELLES-l fear
The latter was dressed too much like bride,
And the Squire, whose nag was the fiectest yet
That ever had trottcd the village course,
Was n we'll pleased man, when the party met
Young Harry out with his bloCded horse.
Quoth he, "Young man, were it not for my load
/ should like n race with your new-boueht blood
Here's n good long stretch Of the finest read;
And I'll bet you hundred your nag amt good
Cried HARRY, "I'l take that bet, old cock:
Your daughter ELLEN, shall ride with me,
And carry the stakes; and, from River Rock,
Wen beat you down to the Blasted Tree"
81, L., al, hot efr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24
Good and Bad Investments for Farmers.

Some, perhaps We might say many farmers
when they find themselves in possession of a
little capital, neglect TO avail themselves of the
most safe ard profitable mode ofinvesiing, which
is always ready on their own premises, and
which is subject entirely to their own control,
and too oilen seek an investment for their spare
funds in the stock OF some railroad banking, or
other company. This is turning aside The farm
ers' profits from their natural channel, and the
consequences are the loss of the profits which
Jun'clous improvements in fields or implements.
or stock or buildings would certainly have
yielded them, and sometimes the loss of prn.
e'Pa' as well as interest, by an injudcous in
vesment in stocks.
we have upon late occasion, as well as
"pon many former ones, submitted to our read.
Srs some suggestions in reference to the subiec,
Intended TO persuade them tha, their safes, and
most profitable mode Of inAestmen, lies within
the compass Of their own legitimate pursuits.
onr columns, also, are at all times abundant in
hints as to methods in which capital NAV a,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24

House DIsTEMpER.--W clip the following
from the N. T.. Farmer; it is easily tested.
Take tablespoonlus SCOT, tablespoonful
black pepper, tablespoonful ginger, table
spoonful salt, 3 eggs and Indian meal enough
TO make a stiff batter. Mix all well together,
and make it into four balls give one morning
and evening ill gone. The four balls will
generally effect cure Should it not 40 Sc
entirely, repeat the dose. have never known
A failure
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24

1t is considerable more than iantamount to US
ing no blanket a, ALL The practice is, in fact,
the mos, direct and oppressive way of insuring
the very result it is designed to prevent. Ii
quite passes comprehension, how, in commu-
ni,y so enlightened and humane as our own, a
practice so stupid and inhsman could have ia.
ken root and fourished as 1t has. Let it be
discarded Louisville Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24
XERMo i VALLEY BALL

5-ea-lS56, TRAINS will run follows -
Leave Bellows Falls for BrattleborO 20 A. NJ and 30
NJ Returning leave rattleboro for Bellows Falls 10 80 A. NJ
and a 7. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
80 A. NJ. Bratteboro IL 40. p NJ.
The two Passenger Trains this route connect South with
the Vermont Massachusetts aud Connecticut River Railroads
to Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct 10
New York On the North With the Rutland Burlington Sui
Nan Vermont CENTRAL Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
rassnmpsc Rivers Rail Roads forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and schenectady st. Johnsbry and
WINE Mountains Burlington and Rouse's Point Olensburgh
ana Montreal: NJ. sLOAT, Superintendent
w. Valley II, n. once, Nov l. 1856. Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24

A handsome young bride was observed 10 be
in deep reflection on her wedding-day. One Of
her bridesmaids asked the subject of her med
itaton. 81 was thinking, she replied, (which
of my old beaux | should marry in case should
become a widow"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24

A late celebrated judge, who stopped very
much when walking had a stone thrown at him
one day, which fortunately passed over him
without hitting him. Turning to his friend,
he remarked, "IIad been an upright Judge,
that might have caused my DEATH"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24

E. e. D YE r & CO.
(Sign Of the Chinaman grinding codee,)
IaI WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON,
w SUPPLY the best, 6nestand
HH ~ purest articles at lOrtH
GD CA Cash prices. Their stock con-
- S,AA sists of
4 ESSsS Mn Teas, Cofees. Choc olates.
Ig.ssss;hM AlIspice. Pepper, Mus
S-rsfstsTJ t,gfSAA tard, Ginger, Cayenne
&SssA - ~ Pepper, Nuimegs. Cinna-
EssA &c. mon, Cloves, Cream Tar.
E.st<A y1& tar, TaraXacum or Pre-
Essz S4S8 pared DandeliOn Root,
EzSlssi- TTIA &c., &c.
80 Nv Having every facility fer
ue.ssuss< 5zas.A, manufacturing and preparing
the several ARTICLES named the public may rely npon
having them pure and geHHiHs, as they are Pot Up
carefully and bear ouI name and label, "TRLMONF
MILLS, L. f.. DYER & CO..
To give consumers some idea OF our sales, we an
mex the following scale OF prices, viz,
10. Souchong Tea, LOO 5 ID. Mocha Coffee, 100
8 10. Oolong " l.75 . ID. Java - 80
ID. Y. Hyson 2.25 Is ID. good g leo
1Gr The Spices are put up in - Id. lin cases,
preSsly for family and are warranted 10 be sie-
ly pure article. and only need Il trial 10 establish
them IA public favor.
SPANISH COFFEE.-We would all the attention
OF consumers and dealers to Spanish Coffee as an
article which is highly esteemed and gives the great
est satisfaction. IL is prepared with particular care,
and by peculiar process IN roasting, one pound OF
this coffee ii is believed, is equal IL lbs. oany 9th
DANDELlON COFFEE This article is careful
~ prepared at our Mills, and put up in packages hay
ing our trade mark, and may be relied upon the
best aud most approved mixture Of dandeon and soi-
fee.
TARAXACUM, or Prsparsd DoRd,l;ou Root
This article is prepared and roasted al our Mills is re-
tailed by Family GroceTs generally in city and eopa-
Try and bearing our trade mark, China man epindu
eotfee,' may be relied upon as the GEHriNE ARTI-
Gle. The proportion used is aboui one half the guam =
lilN OF coffee. The price is 20 cents per pound and
lI warranted 10 be the that which has beeL
sold Tor hy cents pound by Druggists.
The medical properties of Dandcllon re well known
and held in high estimation by all who use it, This
being preparation of the root with all its medicinal
virtues retained can be mixed with coffee or net as
best suits the taste and will be found cheap and &c
nomlcai as family beverage one pound of which he
ing nearly equal 10 Two pounds OF coffee II is pre-
ser'bed by many eminent ply scians invalids, chi
dren and aged persons, a nuircious beverage, an
as remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilious affections. &c.
IL be careful to observe that all our Crffees have
/ our trade mark, "ChiHdmdn grinding Coffee"
0y- To Grocers and DeaierS a liberal discount ia
made, enabling Them 10 supply their customers al the
same low rates.
GTTO CASH PURCHASERS.-O Our object be
ing 10 secure large sales al small profits, offer IN
ducemenis which cannot be afforded by those who do
business on the credit system and confidently IN
vile an examination of the quality of stock and
our prices, compared with those OF any other house
+ Boston, Aug. 10, 1856. 6n35
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A RARE CHANCE.

Nj young man wishing to engage in a light and proata
"a BILE business can do follows, Send to nv address
one dollar and will send any part Of the United states
Canadas one jet Of MAGIC COPYING or IMpREssiON pa
rEh with true copy Of the original directions ANY indus
,ns you man can easily MAXI from $50 $50 per month
annheture and sale 9th above paper. No machine
able. Address A ppTvrpE ' Easy "n" proht
30 Brattehoro VI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24

a gentleman on entering cold room where
there was no fire, expressed his establishment
that so kind friend should give him so cool
reception.
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NOTICE,

undersigned have their establishment and stool
Il In trade to Messrs WYMAN WEBSTER. whom they
recommend 10 their old customers and friends
having made this change In their business they hereby cal
upon those having unsettled accounts call and adjust tho
same without delay Mr. Leonard will remain at the old stand
lew days when he will receive the for debts due he
ri aiter which the accounts will be found elsewhere
Bratueboro, Nov. Let, 1855. Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24
Farm. Mills and Water-PoWer
FOR SALE.

III The subscriber, owing to decline
a Of health, himself and family, whicn
&I%.lsK renders him unable to carry on MS
ES1S u ~ Ins;ncss MS IL should be done, offers
- 49,, and Mills for sale. consisting ol ,".so'
, ,,"a anJ vcll-but Dwelling or Tavern nouse,
t,,intcd for public or private use; TWO DninS
calGuI" S'u or;tn Of out-Buidngs; also, several
anu "a i dwelling Houses, excellent Gardens,
| IT,, Of Orcharding, with variety oil choice
"nu ipai e,it and Pears, Pums, and Cherries oil
s.,;as linds-Ouinccs Peaches, Black ana "hitc
nat Rcrrics Goose Berries, Haspberrles, &c.' @e
Az Saw Mil and Grst Mill, one run oil stones
and corn Cracker; also Circular saws anu o'her
machinery, with n water-power oil ~ ice, ol,
Crccn River, with any desired quantity oil Ianu
from IL 10 100 acres, well timbered ana easy OF
recommendations rendering it one oil the pest s'anus
e.n ,ho nonufacture of chairs, chair timber, broom
handles belsteads, barrel slaves OF any Al"u "
hor1 wood manufacture, with plenty OF hemlock
and spruce easy of transportation 10 Tue nun anu
a. ,r,rket with a good share Of white and yellow
birch for bobbins and shoe pegs The land is pro-
ductiye. well watcred and easy Of cultivation Win
GOOD pasturage and plenty OF it,
The above property is situated ON the Urcen river
rood lcading from North Adams TO BratteboIo ana
from Wilmington to Greenfield, II miles west OF
Drottleboro OH the Green River and Is dcsiTablt
s,ond for some energetic man to make money, ana
will be- some day the site Of village. The above
property is offered for sale for the above reasons
and on reasonable terms; also, enc span or gooo
Horses. one yoke Of Oxen, Ave Cows, three Calves
two Cosset Sheep, together with variety Of per
sonal property. ,,,. In J..
n the above property is not sold soon II viii b.
| let or rented on favorable terms. JOHN REID.
Halifax, Jan, 1876. W.
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C0partnership,

VIE undersigned have this day formed a Copartnershp
under the firm and by the name Of WYMAN &
rEh, for the purpose Of carrying the Grocery
We nave purchased the stock in Messrs
noN Ain, aud at their Old Stand will furnish rooeres
Flour, Provisions Produce &C. on the most NJ,
" All foods will be sold for Cash exchanged for Pro-
""'s' q. W. WYMAN
Brattleboro, Nov. lst 1850 "''"'iN En-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-24
THE PERFECT MELODEON


AT the late State Fair at Burlington, the PERFECT
MEl.ODEON was again awarded the First
Premium for purity, eveness and power
of tone and promplness OF touch
TN EVERY DESIRABLE QUALITY necessary
Il for superior instrument the Perfect Melodeon
is unsurpassed, OF this we have abundant testi-
mony.
The addition Of the BASE DAMPER for which
we have recently obtained letters patent is one OF
the greatest improvements ever made on the Me-
lodeon.
1t is meeting with universal appreciation and is
considered indispensable by all who have used it
and become familiar with its beautiful effect. -
Without it tits almost impossible to sell an instru-
ment.
PIANO FORTES from the best makers selected
by Prof ID. F. BAKER of Boston, (Which is suf-
hcient guarantee of their excellence) for sale and
TO rentat manufacturers prices. All instruments
warranted and sent to any part of the country at
our risk. ESTEY IL GREEN.
Brattleboro, Sept. "a, 1856. 80
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TTNHE subscriber having been appointed Execu-
Il tor of the last Will of Dir. DAVID CARLEY
deceased, hereby calls upon all those indebted Ia
the Estate of said deceased to make immediate
payment.
~ For sale good Buggy Wagon.
TIMOTHY VINTON.
Brattleboro, Sept H. 1866 80
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I-sEyoNEBurH HAYES ALLIED ONT

MENTS AND IIrM0R SYRUP. The question finally
srftfedg Intaiids Rcjoioingf noc era 10 Medicine
sronla Salt hurIn Erysipcas, Cancerous llunnr-, sd
Head Itch Burns Mercuri Sores Peyer Sores, Ulcers King
Worms and Ilumr, aud Erupve diseases II every Kind can
he cured and the blood clasd II all impurities by the use
Of Hayes Allied Ointment and lumor syrulhe most enec-
tual remedies offered n the public Ihese ceebratel
without injury the system We have numerous testimonials
frn persons the rrsectAiy who have had occasion
Il, US. these never-falng remedies Ia their families, In the very
worst forms disease with the most happy and beneficial re-
suits Try ther-.nre satisfaction guaranteed in All cases
Pr tard by Dr. T. liaye discover anil manufacturer.
Have. Mash, Proprietors Lwrencc, Mass beware Of an
article market styled the 'cnune Allied Ointment put
up by Chas. II. kcn, A. that j. las counterfeit on mine
7 soli In uratcloro, by JOSEPH CLARK and by }. W.
IloLTON july 1856. ly %.
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G u N S NIT HIN

THE GOLD GUNSMITH
May be found at his shop on Birge Street, near
the Gulord road,
WHERE HE WILL MAKE TO ORDER AND KEEP CON-
sTANTLY on HAND
RIFLES AND RIFLE PISTOLS,
of a superior quality and low prices.
ALL KINDS OF GUN REPAIRING DONE TO ORDER
AND WARRANTED.
s. PIKE.
Braillehoro, August l2h 1856. G3a
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

&zRVA The undersigned oHers lor S'.V ','
fsTv.N9 following described Real Estate sduat-
...,Ex8 ed in and near the village OF Brattle-
1920 boro -
list, The "PuiIen LOt', so called, consist
ing of a Dwelling House, connections anu Wen
finished Barn and Garden, situated on heed St.
opposite the premises lately owned by Emory
Sawyer An the buildings are commodious anu
in good repair.
2nd, A Double Dwcliing-HOuse with
the ground on which it stands, near the corner
of Reed St, just opposite of the widow Dlod-
gett House" This house Tas constructed ex-
pressy for two families, and is in the most con-
yenient order
Sd, 4 Building Lot just North Of the last
named house. and opposite the premises oecu-
pied by +. G. Edwards. 1t is one Of the most
desirable building lots in the village.
4th, The large twO-stOry Dwelling
House lately occupied by Frank Reed, east
of the last named Lot and adjoining the grounds
belonging To the Vt. * Mass. r. X. Company
This House is nearly new and is well arranged
for two families.
9th, 2j Acres Of wood Land little way
out Of the village and about 80 rods ives; Of the
drummer Farm" This Lot is all well-timber-
ell with the exception Of four or five acres.
- The above property is well worthy the atien-
ton of purchasers
Pew No. As in the Meeting House Of the East
Congregational Society, and Pew in the Uni
tartan Meeting House.
Also, Pcws No. =, (, II, 80, 80, 81, and 40
in the Baptist Meeting House.
Brattleboro, March Goth. 1856. IL
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7. II. WHEELER.

wv EST INDIA GOODS AND GROCE-
w rics, Oils, Fluid, Cnmphcnc. Stone
Ware, Of all the best qualities always 60 be
had at WHEELER'S.
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The Good Sdmaritans of the present day are max
ing use of g. w. SlMONDS' PAIN CURER 10 allie
viaIe the pains OF suffering humanity with such grcos
results that many of the creduiOus are dStonshed
II is Medicine that be relied upon with safety in
the treatment of the following discusses
Rhumatism, Neuralgia LdmencSS, Cuts, Burns BrWs'
IS, General Debility, Weak Il Lame Stomach StnInd''
", Didrrhed, Dysentery Cholera, Cholera horbHs,
7oofhdchs.
There is no medicine that is giving such good saiis'
faction to the afflicted as G. W. Simonds' Vegetable
Pain Curer. No family should be without il. Try ID
you afflicted.
REV. J. PEACOCK, says, have used your Pain Curer
for several months past and find il valuable Medicine
think that il every family would il when needed
they would prevent much sickness aud medical expense
JESSE STONE Of Boston, says, Mr.. Simonds, think
your Pain Cure is the most worthy of its Of any
that is in the market, ] think il superior TO - DAVIS
Pain Killer" and have used both. have been re-
ceivng great benefit from the Of your medicine
Much success attend your labors.
Wholesale Agents in Vermont JOSEPH CLARK
Bralileboro; +. f. SMITH, Montpelier.
Retail Agents, J. W HOLToN and STODDARp
& LEONARD, Brattleboro. and dealers in Medicine
generally throughout the country. Iy38
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7. II. WHEELER.

T AMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION IN
/ IcIudina the new Fluid Solar, the best aud
IN O.t economical Lamp in use . Also w icks,
Chimncys. aud Fixtures of all kthus' nt
wHEELER'S.
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Nov. 18th, 1856,

VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
N House Furnishing Goods, and NIL kinds
OF Dry Goods, opened this week at w HEEL
ER'S.
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BUILDING LOTS. Four OF the best
- building lots in town, situate on wanut-St.
will be sold cheap by the subscriber.
L. KIRKLAND.
Feb. 8, 1856. tf6
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have u.c Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and have
admired IT, wonderful effect. My hair was becoming AZ
boucl pr,tnnturcy gray but by the use u s Restorative
IL has rtsuma lis original color and have no doubt nA
men,ly So SIDNEY BREEsE Ex-senator L. ).