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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES ClARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uuflug in the Of lthose
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structions aud a speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED
is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price one Dollar bears the Government Stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent counterteits.
CAUTION.
These Ps should not be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnacy, as they are sure
10 bring on Miscarriage, but at euery other time and in
every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all Nervous and sinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Paptaton Of tn
heart, Mysteries, aud Whites, these rs will effect cure
when all other means have failed aud although powerful
remedy contain ron caomel, antimony, or anything
hurtiul to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOR MOSES,
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A Book for the Million

Iy Just pubished,by rEDERIIEN CO.. Booksellers AMI
Soners No Is Court Street Boston, Brief Treatise o Is
pages Of the sequa System Of both seNeshcr
symptoms and acknowledgement by physician Of the
Boston Eclectic Hospital" This work also contains scorc
ing exposure Of the deception and imosure praccc by adj
scrtising quacks with Of her and locations
Sold by periodical dealers generally Sent by mail, on the
receipt three postage stamps Address Box 1902 Boston
post-ofIce. ly-s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-06

Correspondence of the New York Evening post.l
Mr. Prentice of the Louisville Journal, here,
trying to divert the South Americans from vot-
ing for Lecompton, This balance-of-power par
ty have had several caucuses for the considera-
ton of the question whether they will leap into
the gulf opened for them by the bunders of
Buchanan's administration, and precipitate
civil war upon the country, or whether they will
calamity, saving the country from a bloody in,
ternal strife, and administering just rcbuke to
the sectional powers that be.
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Home Testimony in favor of DR.. Graves.
Hygeian Alternative Syrup.
TOWNsmEND, VT, July /

T0WNsllEND VT, JULY Is, 1851
A. H. GATES co II feel duty to state the following
facts to the public troubled with the scroua for
~ years During that time paid hundred dollars for
medical services and various kind Of medicines but got no
kind relief ago advised to try Dr. GTdes
Hggeian Alternative Syrup accordingly did try it. The
effect Of the first bottle encouraged me- took second bot
tie Of the Syrup, and experienced decided benefit irom
continued to for several weeks and strange as may
SEEM felt It had wrought complete change in my system
1t had purified my blood regulated my digestive organs ana
totally cured me Of the Scrohd. My disease has never
returned to this day would recommend this remedy to
cry one troubled with mpurity of the blood
Yours truly, OREN BoiNIoS'
A. IL. GATES & co PRoPREroEs, WOODSTOCK VI.
Ir AGENTS: Burr Foster Co., No Cornhll, Boston,
Wholesale Agents, Kemp Il Boynton, Townshend Sawyer
Smith, Newfane Howe Sherman Willamsvllei T. d.
Perry, East Doyer j. g. Higgins, wardsboro, Sawyer
Fits, West Townshendi C. II. Pierce Jamaica and by
Druggists generally 29-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-06

The property of the North Adams iron COM
pany situated in Vermont has been attached,
and it is reported that the company is about to
go into insolvency. The News regrets this as
their freight has been reckoned upon by the
Troy and Greenfield railroad in case of the COM
pletion of the road to Troy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-06

Troy AND GREENFIELD RAILRoAD.-.At the
annual meeting of the Troy and Greenfield Rail
road, at Greenfield, on Thursday, the following
gentlemen were chosen Directors for the en-
suing year;
"D. n. Carpenter of Greenfield, James Cheey
err and Lewis Rice of Boston, X. II, Leavitt of
Charlemont, T. G. Lamson of Shelburne, Joseph
Griswold of Coleraine, and Alvah Croker of
Fitchburg."
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DIR. Langley's Root 4 Herb Bitters,

Composed Of SrsdpIriiI. Wid cherry, fsil0tr Dock
Prickiy ish ThorouJhtort, RkHbIrb MIHdrdkt DgHd'-
iiOn Seal of Which 80 cOmpoHndsd as 10 act a.
concert ant Gssid Nature IN ernficnfing dis'as,.
The effect NJ tn. medicine wondcriultact direct
ly upon the nNcls AMI blood, by removing all o-trucupra
from the int rual stimulating them in healthy action
ata the fountains " ~, a Nisur, purifying t' lyi
b
through every part The body They and ,radcaic
the system Liver Cumplaut-hai mlinwhl 81 s. many dis
easrsJaunlc" iu it. worst forms all Bilious diseases and
fuul stomach by -it, Co,itcus-, Hum0r- ~ thc Rsi
anil skin DIGESTION Headache, Dizziness Piles Heartburn
Weakness. Pain the side aud Bowels, fauncy, loss II
Appetite AMI an Kindred cnInants Causel by torpid
diseased Liver, ds1rlri = icl had Bsl t. which.
all or les, suiJ'ci Spring anil SUMMER.
II taken ia large do, Fever and A-ue may b. broken up
and cured This las hc standard medicine and
is decidedly the bosf the World
Only % cents for pint and j5i cents fr lArv" bottle
Sold lH all medicine dealer. everywhere Orders should lie
addressed 10 j. O. LANGLEl Proprietor, II Marshall
Boston, Mass 6mO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-06

Boston Produce Mpritct-WEpSAsDAY, March
Fourlherc has been fair demand, and prices the low
grades II Western have improved. Sales II Western SUI
pcrne - sos fancy 81 10 So, extra 50 80 for
good, So 10 80 for family brands Gonesce Ohio
and Michigan extra family 81. Louis 50 20 10 and 81
for few choice brands Canada fancy has been selling at
a. 10 So extra 50 50 pcrhbl
GRAINThc receipts Of Corn have been largc aud with
fair demand the market Is firm aud prices have slightly i'm
proved sales Of yellow zoe per bushei White Is non
nal Oats have beenin fair demand. Sales o Northern and
Canada 4c u bushc Rye il selling ut 1hc v hushel-
White Beans in steady demand Sales " ordinary aud
good at ~ % good t. extra ~ 30 - per hushcl-
Cuonia Pens are in fair demand at 81 per hushcl.
pR0NlSIONS-rork is firm NJ the advanced prices.
Sale. of prime at Sl3 90 81 mess $40 ii 30 clear and
clear SIS $ls 80 per h cash and limos Beef m
aud prices have advanced Sales Of Western and cN.
Sl3 SIS per bbl. cash and mos. Lard is in air
demand Sales In hbls ut 10 i0lc cash Kegs II l2c
per H. cash an mos Hams selling lOc per b. cash
Butter is whoutchagc sales Of Vermont and New York
state choice dairics at IS zoe common 10 fair IL lOc
Oiu 10 lie per b. Cheese hrm sales II good at SC
Turkeys and Chickens selling at loo per H. Eggs are
dull at 1Sc per dozen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-06

The Democracy of Connecticut held a State
Convention at Ncw-lIavcn, Wednesday, and
nominated the following ticket;
JAMES +. PRATT Hartford
Liem Cor. JOHN COTTON SMITH, Sharon.
Sec. Of state #. WILLIAMS, iry Stonngtton;
Treasure. .DAN'L b. WARNER, East ilnddum.
Controller. PELEG e. CHILD, Woodstock.
A series of half-and-haf resolutions were re-
poricd. which did not suit the full-blooded sup
porters of the Administration. After a warm
debate the Lccomptonitcs carried the day, the
resolutions were rccommttcd, and after having
been tortured into an approval of Mr. Buchan-
ans policy were forced through under the opc-
ration Of the previous question. Election day
will disclose the existence of some "tishy Dem
ocrats, to use one ofthe organs elegant phrases,
in Connecticut, if we are not mistaken.
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BOSTON
SCHOOL.
MUSIC

~ The Spring Term Of this Institution will commence
MONDAY, the 9th Of April next, In MERCANTILE HALL,
Summer Street Candidates will be examined for admission
the place, the preceding Saturday at 10 O'Clock,
A. VI.
Tho great when has attended this school, since its
organizations and the reputation Of the various professors,
fully warraet opinion that the Boston Music School offers
greater advantages for complete and thorough musical eu
cation in every department. both theoretical and PRACTICAL
that he found elsewhere in the whole country Insuc-
ton will he given by
PROF. BAKER director Of Music at the South Conpre-
gaionnl Church.) In Nocaization and Teaching Music.
PROF PARK ER, (Orgauist to the Handel Hayden So
ccty and director Of Music at the Church Of the Messiah
the piano-forte and Organ.
PROF. ADANls director Of Music at Rev. Mr. Algeria in
Nocalzation.
PROF HOMER (Organs and Instructor In Music to lIar-
ward University in Harmony and Pauo-forte
PROF. sent LTZE (iormery Leader Of the Gcrnauia As
ISOLATION, on the Violin aud Orchestral Instruments.
Tcrms,-s2j per quarter Of twelve weeks.
WILLIAM READ, scc'y.
For further particulars address =. BAKER NO. Rowe
Place liw-sl Feb IS, 1853
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-06

TuBrLAR BRIDGES AT MONTREAL AND BUF-
FALo.-rhe great Victoria bridge across the st.
Lawrence at Montreal, will be completed about
the end of next year. Fourteen piers are built,
leaving ten to be completed. The bridge will
be two miles in length and will cost five millions
of dollars 1t will be the largest and finest iron
bridge in the world. \ similar bridge, except
that the sides of the tube will be open instead of
solid, is contemplated across the Niagara at Buff
falo, which, it is thought, can be built for two
millions and u half. Plans and estimates have
been made for the enterprise and the English
it is believed will furnish the bulk Of the capital,
if Buffalo will lead off. 1t will be $500 feet in
length not that the width of the river requires
this, but the approaches to the high ground es-
pecially on the Canada side of the river. require
one-half of this length. The longest approach
is on the Canadian side, extending to ,200 feet.
The river itself is to be spanned by five open
ings of about 30 feet each On the Canadian
side the approaches will be composed oi arches
of masonry forming viaduct. which from its
great height, sixty feet, will be a structure adj
ding another to the many wonders that cluster
around the Niagara. The railway is to be plac-
ed on the lower chord of the superstructure, and
while the ears are to move over this, twenty-five
feet above them are the carriage way and foot
man platforms, so that there will be great tacil
ity in the approach to it. The top and bottom
floors being "A feet III width and OF sohd IRON
throughout, will be connected by vertical pillars
of iron at distances of about 20 feet, and to be
strengthened by means ofdagonal braces, so as
to render it rigid beam, the depth of which
will be % feet. leaving ample room for a train
to pass through The upper carriage road is 8
feet, and the latter feet, with substantial iron
ratings. The navigation is provided for by
means of capacious draw or swing bridges, one
over the harbor on the American side resting
upon middle pillar ofmasonry. A simple piece
of machinery causes the bridge to revolve, leav-
ing draws of eighty feet. Similar provision is
made in the river and on the Canadian side.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-06

A Western lawyer, addressing the jury, says
"The law expressly declares, gentlemen, in the
beautiful language of Shakespeare, that where
no doubt exists of the guilt of the prisoner, it is
your duty to lean upon the side Of justice, and
fotch him in innocence"
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REVIEW OF THE MARK ETS

BrnttIcboro Mnrhct-FmpAT, March J.--Brc1d
Observation-Disclosures q; common extra IL l-2
double extra 81 Rye, per bnslcl, 92c Corn soc
Oats l0c
Country ProdWcc.-potatocs, pcaclblows 45 so Car
tiers o. TO- Apples 80 100 Beans l2j ] 80 Egg9,
per doz, 10 1s Butter per H. - II Cheese 7a4 Tur
keys 10 Chickens Sa0i Geese a Hogs dressed
a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-06

Com Matthew c. Perry died at New York,
Thursday evening. lie was a younger brother
of the hero of Lake Erie. He proved worthy
of the illu>irous name he bore, and will be re-
mcmbcycd for his distinguished services in the
Japan expedition.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Card. Mr.. Eplron.-Wc wish to express our grateful
feelings To the young people of this town, who lately
substantial evidence their friendship IN presenting with
barrcnf flour worth 500 aud 80 new bright. half dollars,
making s2225. Such things make pleasant hours, and hap
y remembiances. May the donors be rewarded hundred
fold. II +. JONES,
PERKS JONES
pu!ney March 81. 2s5S
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, Il ATE OF VEN MON
NDilAA COUNTY, :. :.
In Ghuug.srx -4uf FORM IS.-

~ NNDHAN CurNrN, :. ;.
IN Chanctry, sept. Term, 1857.
HENRN GOODNow rs. JAMES BATTLES ct ais.
WHEREAS at the September Term Of the Court
w NJ Chaucery for said County. HENRY GOODNOW Il
Nottingham said County brought his Petition setting forth
that March 80. 1873, HENRY CAMP II MoJifIri the
County Of Bennington, mortgag,d To THOMAS CANEpN u
NcLsboru, in said County Of Bennington, certain lands in
said Keadsb,ro', described ~ follows
Beginning the North Eas, at stake and stones
No. go thence West 30 rods bounded on land Of ORRls
PIKE stake and stones, thence south Is rods, thence
East 20 rods thence North /, rods to the place II beginning
containing - Also another piece NJ land ON the East
side Of the r.t described piece o land on the North side VI
the road leading from Robert uTngtons house 10 the Orrs
Pike road containing half acrto secure among 9th
things II $3.50 payable Nov LIST. 1915 with inter-
est;that said THOMAS CANEDY, October IS 1851, assign
Ell said and mortgage the Petitioner, and that the
is due aud unpaid-and that JAMES BATTLES of
Orange the state Of Massachusetts, and ELISHA DRIRl
and DAVID CARRIER claim interest Ia said premises
through the said HENRY CAMP subsequent TO SAID mort
mortgage.
Aud praying that IN, equity of redemption II the said
BATTLES Drury Camp aud Carrier in the premises may he
forccosc And Appearing that the said James Battles
sides without this State that the common and ordinary pro-
Of this Court he served upon him, is Ordered
by the Chancellor that this Petition he continued To the Term
the Court be held Newfane in and for said Cnln
Of NndhAm the second Tuesday VI Of April 1893, and
that the Petitioner notify the said JAMES BATTLES of the
pcndency VI this suit and Of the Term to which the is
continued, by publishing the substance Of his said Petition
with this Order for three weeks successfully in the Vermont
PhoniX printed Bratteboro in said County Of Wndham
the last Publication to be at least twenty days previous to said
April Term Of this Court which will be deemed sufficient
notice said James Battles appear and answer said Pc
tton. Il, TYLER Clerk.
II. ~ HIN, PlG's Solicitor. 10
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In Medhcld Mass. Jan. 3lst, MINERVA 4, aged 20 VIII
of D. W Jones, D. eldest daus cr Of Ephraim and Mary
Tyler, GuilfOrd, VI
combination of Christian virtues and personal carus With
gracefulness " manner and sweetness Of disposition cul
iay her own, united Intellectual culture and
sistcnt pety which only rendered her Agreeable COM
panion but secured for her prominent place in the
affections and confidence " all Who knew her by her death
thu Of sprty la which she moyr Ia. lost ~ its
brightest ornaments the church very valuable member,
bound them 10y many her family a'ctpatc daugh-
ter and sister arlcnty beloved ami her husband most de-
voted wife, after pr1race and painful sickness character
Io by patient endurance and holy trust in God just as
u, sabbath dawnei she CLOSED her eyes earthly scenes and
went to worship with the redeemed above.
"Be,-d the dead tia, III" the lord from. hencofrth
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A CARBOHYDRATES. DIR.

IA pONCO'S FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS
IpGlbe in removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
menses These Pills nothing but have been used
by Doctors for many years both in France and america
many thousand ladies' who have used them, make the
pills Public the alienation Of those suffering from any
irregularities Of whatever nature well as to prevent preg
nancy 10 those LADIES whose health will permit in
crease ofamy Pregnant females those surprising them
selves So are utoned against using these Pills while preg
nant as the proprietor responsibility after the
above admoniton, although their mdness would prevent
anv mischief health otherwise these pills are recon-
mended Full and explicit directions accompany each box
Sold wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent f,r Braeboro, VT Sold also by Druggists every
where. - 9,
NJ Ladies' by enclosing him 81 90 to Bratteboeo Post
ONCE can have the Pills tconhlentay by return mail
sa,s on each baI ly8
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CONCERT.

The undersigned with his pupils will give Vocal nd
Instrumental Concert at the Town Hall,
w cdnr sdny cycningof next Week on which occa-
sion he will lie assisted by Mr. GEORGE FOWLER the
Violinccllo, and MIR. WILLIAM EMERSON Oh the Violin.
After the Concert the Hall will be cleared for SOCIAL
DANCE Music by the Quadrle Band.
Tickets to the Concert % cents Children half price.
PROGRAMME.
Scliustar.
Q Duet for pauo--Niiss lierrick and Mr. schustcr
g. II Drsilcrio, Cramcr,-Miss Mary Mead.
4. Nariations,-Mss a. Perry.
O. song, Duett-by Misses sicrwiu ard Brainard.
a. Convent IIclls,-Nlis. Mary Wheeler
Z Fantasia,-Ncssr5 Emcrson Fowler and Schuacr and
Miss j. Hyde.
g ,rriw and Pleasure by C. T. SchusterNr. schustor.
o. Duett Piano (pic du cgimcnt Misses c. 4. Dutton
10. la Dolcezza,-Miss Pearson.
H. Waiu-Mcssrs Emerson, Fowler and Schuster.
PART II.
| God save the King, Var by Ocsten,-Miss A. Gale.
Q Duet Tnrmhau .er,-Miss j. Hyde and Mr.. Scus,er
g. song Anna IInena,-Niss Shcrwin
A. Voice IT the Miss !. Dwincll
D. song Bohemian Girl Mr Fowler
O Etu,lc de Concert, hy Goril,-Miss VI Cunc.
T. Song Good Night Miss Brinar1.
Morning On the Sea, 10y phclps,-Mss J. Phelps.
o. II "rroyatore Trombone Sooy Schuser accompanied
by Mcssrs. Emerson, Fowler, AMI Miss Brainard
To- Fautase Castles the Air ny G Schustcr-Ncssrs.
Emerson, Fowler AMI schustcr.
Cn. sCHUsTER.
Brattcloro, March al, 1853 1w-1O
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS,

PROGRESSIVE SERIES OF READERS
Published by SASBoES, CARTER, BArIS Il Co., Boston
This and improved Of Readers will be furnished 10
the Schools this County during the coming Winter the
following Introductory prices, viz
The Progrc--i,c Pictorial Primer. 6f-ic
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SPECTITCLES.

A I\NAYS on hand GOLD. SILNE STEEL & PLAT
" I'D II every focus, and suit You tpa T. Sign
Watch and Spupl. CHASE TRIP.
Buattcbur0, March 1865. 10
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GATE |. C. BALDWIN

(LATE |. C. BALDWIN & Coz
Rochester ~
b 500 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied gent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, Drattleboro, w. o. T.
WOODS Bellows Falls and by Druggists in every town in the
United States. Fred E. Tmth Montpelier VT wholesale agent
for the State. 30-ly
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ALL SORTS.

Goods that Gun he shown in towr. Sign " Watch and
Spoon CHASE T. TRIP.
Bratlcboro, Mar IA lSjs. 10
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v II IL NJ o N II

CTAT OF WEIR MON IT,
- MARLBORO, S, S.
The Probate court for said Dstrict-Toa persons in
ereted In the Estate Of BELINDA COOK, late of Lowell
Mass deceased Greeting Whereas, JOSEPH STEEN,
Administrator upon said Estate has made application in writ
ing TO this Court setting forth that it will be beneficial to the
heirs and all persons Interested in said Estate to sell the whole
Of the Real Estate OF sad deceased ana praying Tor License
To sell the same accordingly, and has filed in this Court the
appreciation Of all the heirs of said deceased residing in this
State to such sale You hereby notified that this Court
win decide upon said application the session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office in Braeboro in said District,
IN. oh day Of March, A. D. 1855 when and where you may
be heard in the premises, II you see 1T.
7. H0LBRooK, Register.
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- TATE OF YER ON T
- MARLBORO, SIS.
The Probate Court for said District; TO all persons in
terestcd IN the Estate Of PAINE r. BROWN, late Of bum
morston, deceased, Greetng Whereas, MARTIN BROWN,
has presented this Court Instrument purporng to be
notified that this Court will decide upon the probate said
Instrument nj the session thereof to he held at the Probate
Office in lraeboru said District the last Thursday Of
March, A. D. 1855, when and where you may appear and
contest lhe same, II You see ht
10 y. HOLBROOK, Register
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JOHN P. JEWETT & CO, Publishers,
No. 20 Washington ST.. Boston.

r s.-THE REVIVAL Ems, NV and choice litde
Pocket HYMN BOOK for SEASONS 81 Revival, compiled by
Rev. Dr. Banvar1 will k Published by at the time
the ahoyc and will bc a capital book to take with Price
IS ccuts. 3w-lO
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"a u CT M .
81 Il H I G. Ell = .

3 good common sLEIGIIs; Fancy Lumber seghs; for
sale cheap exchange for wool lumber shingles, by
J. IL. 4 W. II. ESTERBROOK
Jan. !, 1855
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Pitts Street Chapel Lectures.

Ucyor, in BOSTON, by Cerrymen six different deronina-
tons duriae the Winter Of lS5, VA questions discussed,
and he Crfymcn by whom they defended, iol
lows
/ why am a Methodist n, NV. W X. Clark.
= WHY am / "A Iui.sr.list.--Hy R,t Thomas Thny
8 Why am a BaIti-t.-By Rev james y. sykcs.
J. Why aha Irihtrau Consrl Automatically Rev.
Dr. Ddans.
8 Why am an Epi-copaliau.-ny Rev Dr Randall
g. Why am Unitariau.-By Rev r. Starr King.
These Lectures drew crowds Of attentive listeners, during
their livery anil. compliance with the desire ol hundreds
have published them complete IN volume, thus furnish
Ing every inquirer after The true path guide prepared ail
defended by pies
This volume should hud place ia every household, for It's
pages contain the ccccsiascl puy, AMI denominatona
views each 81 the leading Christian iu country.
II VII. h. book for tc family AMI individual. for oil and
young aud fr the intelligent II 10th sexes book for all
seasons, and for every year h~k ~ ir perusel and rep
ruscd--a volume both instructive and interesting.
liberal cash disc will be allowed 10 >'Nt1ns and others
whn would Ike AMI sal hi, hNA Early appli
cant. will be to be- supplied from the first edition Retail
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GOOD A\D CIEAP.

EENT'S GOLD VEST HAMS -old as above, at Sign Of
"a watch and spoon. CHASE & TRIP.
Brattlcblru, March lSjs. 10
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pulney, March 81, 2s5S.
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FISHER 4 HAVEN
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
81
EN- TERE P.E CA .4 G. Il s.
new GOODS
Making the largest stocks in the County Statand
which will be offered at the
VERY LOWEeT POSSIBLE PRICES
CASH ONLY!
CASH ONLY +!

invite all purchasers Of DRY GOODS to Erteusius
stock and Prices,-am ing which may be found some
the best Bar gains offered in Windhsm County.