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POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bernards ton, Mass,

Bernardston, MASS,
Accessible by Railroad first Station South Of So Vernon
Junction.
TINHE FALL TERN OF THE INSTITUTE
IL will begin the last Wednesday OF August and continue
Eleven weeks, under,
l.. T. WARD, A. NJ. Principal
Mrs. f. IL. WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches
Miss s. L. LEACH, Preceptressj
sENERlN sCHNELL, Native Of Germany, Teacher OF
German;
l.. o. EMERSON, Teacher Of Music
and other able Teachers
The Powers Institute distinguished Commodous
and Beauti Edfces lately erected for its wel-seleced
and Ertensipe dppdrotus its Fourhing Department OF
Scientific agriculture; its arrangements for Iieahfu GYM
nGsc Errese and for its possession Of Popular and Ear
perenced Teachers, those who have made Teaching Pro-
fession.
The addition Of Prof O. EMsRsos to the list Of Teachers,
with his well.known ability n Composer, his skin =
Teacher Of Instrumental Music and Vocalist will
rant the highest In the Department Of Music.
large Boarding House, termed the Cushman Hall, has
been completed the year which will Forty
pups under the of the Teachers Board with all
incidental expenses is furnished at S22b per week.
Daily Lectures will be given In the preparation OF Teach
Of Common Schools, also, with the Of Apparatus,
In the Illustration Of the Sciences
Agricultural Lectures from gentlemen Of high scientific
attachments will be continued in the Fall Term.
Pupils Of both admitted. Letters for Hoard
Rooms for sefboardng, &C. may be sent to L. y. WARD,
6w30 Bernardston, Mass
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have concluded u reduce prices IN DENTISTRY 30 That
all will have ii in their power to have GOOD TEETH
-LIsT OF PRICEs.
Complete upper under Gold plate BANDED SIS
Being s25 less than dentists in this uieinhy charge
Complete set Gold plate. WITHOUT BAND, 10000
Being $40 less than others charge.
Upper set Gold plate, BANDED, $500 TO $40 90
Being so to tl5 tess than Others charge.
Upper set Gold plate, BAND, $500 TO $50 90
Being $40 TO $12 less than Others charge.
Complete Pana plate Continuous Gum BANDED $1,000
Being $50 less than Others charge!
Upper set Platna, BANDED, $4,000
Being $40 less than Others charge.
Complete set on Rubber, BANDED, $50 90
Being $50 to $50 tess than others charge
Upper set, Rubber, BANDED $1,000 TO 5000
Being $40 to $50 less than Others charge.
Complete set o Silver plate, BANDED, $1,000
Being go to SIS Tess than Others charge.
Complete set, Silver, WITHOUT BAND, S25 90
Being SIS Tess than others charge.
Upper set silver BANDED, 5000 to $500
being IS to $40 less than others charge
Upper set silver plate, BASD 500 to $500
Being IS tn IS les than other denfisfs charge.
Cheopastc Frequently advised for under pecesl5 to 5000
~ Gum teeth always used for permanent work, and be-
eve dentist when he tells you four lip H NOT do for
gum footn CTIn all the GOLD PLATE shall be is
rSE-the PIATSA and RUBBER, PURE, and the Sill
fns French and Spanish coin, will refund the
MONEY.
so Cents cavity only will be charged for the best
gold GIIing.! and other Filings in proportion.
II An plate trork and filling warranted.
Electricity used in extracting.
sspcrincnd all my work. tho may have 'gentle-
Of ,IpereneeO) AMI close, practical "a workman"
Please give call.
JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
Main Street,
DRATTLEBoRO, VT tv-2o
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MURDER AND SUICIDE ATTEMPTED.-Wm
Ellison of Springfield, was committed to Wood
stock Jail, last week, for attempting to murder
his wife's sister under the following circumstan-
ces as related by Springfield correspondent of
the Woodstock Age, writing under date of July
10th:
"Mr. William Ellison. of Weathersfeld, some
two years since had some trouble in his family,
and went into his barn and hung himself-but
was found little too soon and cut down. some
time last winter he had another fight and threat
ened to kill is wife and his brother-his plan
was to get rid of his wife and marry her sister.
Yesterday he was arrested and put under 5000
bonds to keep the peace, and being entirely des-
titute of friends was obliged to go to Jail. He
then wanted to go home and get some clothing
to take along with him. The officer went with
him, and on their return Ellison wanted to call
at Mr.. Governs to see his wifes sister, who had
stopped their with her mother He called her
to the door and asked her if she would marry
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Reported for the Boston Journal
Whole number Of Cattle market 1880 about Beeves
and Stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows
and one. two and three years old
pRIcEs-MDket Beef-Extra, ~ 90 $8 00-1st quality
50 76-2d quality so 90 Sd quality s5j ordinary
SO IS.
Stores-working Oxen-from s75, S110 a $115.
Cons and Caiues-$25, 81, IS 900.
Yeariings-None. Ttoo Years Od-$22 a 81.
Three Years Oid-$2s $50.
Sheen aud Lambs 1890 at market Prcesn lots, III 90
81 90 81 20 each Extra, 80 rs, So GOA so each.
Hdes-75 q Sc per ID. T'aitow a &c per lb.
Lambs Peifs SO 62c each. car Skins, IL 13c lb.
Peal CaiUes, - 90 to 81 co.
There were 10 cars Eastern Railroad 1886 the
Boston and Lowell 1866 the Ftchburg. 90 Of those
the Pitchburg were from Albany.
~ H. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but
the best large, fat stall fed Oxen.
Second quny includes the grass fed Oxen, and the best
stall fed Cows and the best three year old Steers
ShecpExra includes Cossets and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown out
Ordinary consists Of Bulls.
REMARKS-There was q slight improve men In the quail
y Beef but further decline Of % cents per cwt there
were few Of the best quality sold high IS cwt
Sheep Lambs dull and from 20 so cents head low
than last week. quite number will remain unsold at the
close OF the market
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VERMONT STATE FAIR.

The Ninth Annual Fair of :he Vermont
State Agricultural Society, will be held at Bur-
bngton on the 18th, 18th. 10Th and 10th days
OF September, on the grounds heretofore occu-
pied by the Society.
The most ample arrangements will be made
for the exhibition and display of stock, agricul-
tural implements, manufacturing goods ma
chimes, models, &c. No pains will be spared
by tho management to make this the most sue
oessful exposition of the agricultural wealth
and mechanical industry of the State ever given
under the auspices of the Society.
We have been reminded of the propriety OF
noticing the coming Fair by having just re-
esived the announcement of the exhibition for
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

COUNTY CoNvENTIoS.-'Just before going to press,
last week, received the call for the County Con-
vention, to be held at Fayetteville one week from
Tuesday. The cal! is for delegate convention, and
as no bass for tho election Of delegates proposed
by the Committee, it is reasonable TO infer that they
supposed the basis Of past years is to be followed. In
1856 the following resolution was adopted, to-wit
"Resolred, That County Conventions hereafter be
called us delegate Conventions; that each town be en-
titled to one delegate and one additional delegate for
every five hundred inhabitants and one for every
fraction exceeding two hundred aud ffty said dele
gates to be elected in the several towns"
Under this resolution the number Of delegates from
the several towns has been rs follows;
Athens, 2; Brattlcboro, o; Brookline, 2; Dover Q;
Dummerston, 4; Grafton, 3; Guilford, 4; Halifax, g.
jamaica 4; Londonderry, 4 Marlboro, 3; Newlane,
4; Putney, 4; Rockingham 7; Somerset, 2; Stratton
q Townshend, 4; Vernon 8; Wndsboro, 3; West
minister, a; Whitingham, 4; Wilmington, a Wind
ham, g.
The annexation of part of Somerset to Whining
ton and another portion to Stratton may affect the
proportion of delegates from these three towns the
other towns in the county will, Of course, send the
usual number. II would be well for all delegates to
be certified to the convention such by their respcc
tive town committees. This course is in nine times
out of ten unnecessary, but there may be time when
there will be contested seats and then the rule will be
of great assistance in the organization of the Conven-
ton and the dispatch of business.
Since the Introduction OF the delegate system into
this county the office Of Town Committee has become
important; and the action Of the late State Conven-
ton in adopting the delegate system has greatly add
&c to its importance. 1t is probable that another year
there will be two State Conventions, one to elect del
egaes to the National Convention, and another to
nominate State ticket and Presidential Electors
The delegates to both Of these Conventions must be
elected by the several towns and it will be desirable
that their redentinls be certified by their respective
town committees Under these circumstances we
recommend the town committees Of the several towns
i'll calling their town caucuses, to insert article in
the call for the election Of town committees for the
year ensuing also, that many three persons he
elected to the office Of town committee so that in
case of death. removal from town of any one of
the number there will still remain committee capa-
be of acting OF these suggestions are of no
sort Of account IL friends do not see fit to heed
them. We make them rs they to us to indicate
II very feasible way in which To give regularity and
system tn primary meetings.
If our friends in the several towns will furnish us
Mt the County Convention with the names Of the in
diyiduas constituting their respective Town Commit
tees We will gladly publish them for the benefit Of all
concerned.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for August, is
an unusually attractive number of this most ex-
celent publication. 1t opens with the "Dra-
matte Element of the Bible" by the late Rev.
Sylvester Judd; "The End of All" poem, is
by r. II. Stoddard; IA Trip to Cuba" by Mrs.
Howe, "Daniel Gray" poem, by DIR. J. G..
Holland "Encelladus," poem, by Longfellow;
any Psalm, by Whittier, "The Italian War"
by c. C. Hazewell, Esq. There is also an arti-
Gle on the Zouaves, prepared in France; while
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe continues her
ministers Wooing," and the Autocrat of the
Breakfast Table discourses in his usual happy
vein. For Sale at Carpenters
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

l-5-5000 AGENTS WANTEp-To sell three and
uneuae inventionswanted by every family My agents
have cleared SIS 900 selling Of them. Articles
light, cheap, easy carry, and very taking Several D
plomas, Silver Medal from American Institute, N " and
patents have been granted for them. One patent in Eng
land and in France. Put in stamps, and will send
erats SO particulars Of the best agency in the
country. EpIiRAlM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
U-WHITTRNs GOLDEN SALINE is step by way
Of in the Healing Art 1t is adapted for Sores Hu-
mors Wounds and kind Of external inaminatory diff
hculty II whatever nature beast. Made
only by c. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass % per
The usual discounts the trade Sold by druggists. noin
myself and he healed"
The Golden SdiUe-I Great Healing Remedy IL
with much pleasure the advent Of this
tce in city, which has with such signal in
LOWELL where is made, that the papers have teemed with
Of truly marvellous They chronicle where
the life Of lady recently sayeda Of broken
breasts another where the life of child saveda
Of chang another IT lady whose face much disfgur
ed by scroiuous humor. which brought to healthy
ton In few days; also another Of old man, who had
his foot for twenty yearscured in few weeks. Our
citizens will be slow in getting merits and will her
aid it over the land.-BOst0n Herald.
~ AGENTS WANTED THE STATE to canvass
with the GOLDEN sALyK. Sells rapidly Can make good
pay. For terms, &c. send stamp.
Sn-23 c.. WRITTEN, Lowell Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

THE PAPER OF PApERs-George Roberts
whilom of the Boston Times, now New York,
has published "Mastodon Newspaper" and
double at that. 1t is the largest paper ever
made and printed, measuring 10 by 100 inches
Its name is The Illuminated Quadrupel Conste-
lation. 1t has eight pages of thirteen columns
each, each column four feet long. It's splendid
ly and elabor' tely illustrated. Among the read
ing matter is the celebrated "Moon Hoax" Of
1885, complete, which many people remember
and everybody has heard of as the best got up
and most successful hoax ever swallowed by a
wonder-loving, credulous race of human beings
1t contains as much matter as six numbers OF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

TEMPLEToN.-The Unitarian Church in Tenn
pleton is now undergoing extensive repairs in
side. The senior pastor, Rev. Mr. Wellington,
preached the last discourse in the house, previ-
Gus to the commencement of the repairs, a
fortnight ago yesterday. Mr.. Wellington also
preached the first discourse delivered in that
house, at its dedication in 1912, and has since
continued in the same PASTORAL relation, recently
with a colleague. 1t is singular circumstance,
that on the Monday following his last discourse,
MIR. Wellington had a paralytic shock, from
Spy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

HAYDN's CREATIoN.-Oliver Ditson & Co.,
a very fine edition of "The Creation" that grand
musical composition by the great composer
Haydn. The Creation, is sacred oratorio,
composed in the years 1897 and 1893. The
edition before us is in vocal score, with separate
accompaniment for the Organ or Piano Forte,
and edited by V. Novello. Every musician
should not fail to own a copy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

Of those suffering from any Irregularities Of whatever ,o
as well rs to prevent pregnancy those ladies whose
will not permit an Increase Of family Pregnant females w
those surprising themselves SO cautioned against using
these Pills while pregnant rs the proprietor assumes no re-
sponsbity after the above admonton although their mild
would prevent mischief health, otherwise tbese
Pills recommended Full and explicit directions nccom
pany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Dratlcboro, Vt Sold also by Druggists every
where.
Ladies' by enclosing him 81 to Bratteboro Pot Office
have the pills sent (confdcntiay) by mail Re
member and ask for DR.. DnPonoos Golden PMS. sigma
ure each box. 1y45
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills
Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke, NJ d
H..

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke NJ d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition but and
remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruction, from
any whatever and although powerful remedy they
contain nothing hurtfil to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' 1t is peculiarly suited, It will,
In q short time bring the monthly period with regularity
THESE Pulls NEVER BEEN KNOWN FAIL wnERE THR
DIRECTIONS ON the BAD PAGE OF PAMPHLET ARE WELL o.
sR.vED.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free Of the agent
N. b. 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
agent will insure bottle, containing so pills by
turn mail.
For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, and |. N. THORN, Brat
tebor0 w. and by Druggists In every In the United
States l.. r. Pierce, Waterbury, Vt, wholesale agent for
the State.-ly-34
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More Testimony from the Clergy.

IL This rifles that have used Perry Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer with great in Of cholera infanium,
bowel complaint bronchitis, coughs c"lds and
would cheerfully recommend valuable family medicine
Rev. JAMES C. BOOMER.
Me.srs. p. Davis 4 Son-Dear sirs; Having witnessed
the beneficial II your Pain Killer In several OF
Dysentey and Cholera Morbus within few months past and
dceming Of benevolcnce to the suffering, would
cecrfuly recommend its to such may be sner
ing similar diseases safe and
efectual remedy Rev. EDWARD X. FL LLER.
This cerfes that have for several used Davis Veg
etabe Pain Killer in my family several Of those for
which 1t is recommended, and find 1t very useful family
medicine. RSv. A. BRONSON, FALL RIVER.
JOSEPH CLARK l. N. THORN, Agents, Drattleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30
DEATHS.

In this village, July 25, WILLIE RICE, son Of Myron l.
and weaha II. kidder, aged year, II months, 70 DAYS
In this village, July 20, Mr. GEO w. BRT1TON aged 81
In Westminster, July 20, Mrs LYDIA, widow d the lao
Dea. Ebenezer GoOdlme, aged 81.
In Putney, July II, MARY A. GILBERT, wife Of VIM. II
Lyman Of bellows Falls, aged "a years.
In oughtonsyille, July is, HENRY, only Of Henry
q. Goodnow aged q years. July % Mrs. WILLIAM
STkARNs aged 60 years. after nm Illness Of day.
In Kcene, N. H., July q, MIR. AARON REED, aged %
years, months and n days.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30
THE LAWRENCE WATER CURE, at Bratteboro. ,Jc

THE LAWRENCE WATER CURE, at Brattleboro, Jo-
seph Davision, neutrality-suspicious., Drs C. r.
Blackall and VIM. Wier,--we take to be model es-
Enlistment of the kind. We speak from our own
observation during short but very agreeable stay
there during the hottest days of lust week Its pleas
ant situation, overlooking the valley of Milestone
Brook, its comfortable rooms, its ample pazzas, its
spacious and airy dningroom, its well furnished ia
BILE of wholesome and well prepared articles of food
in all the variety which any sensible person ought to
wish for, its order and neaness impressed us strong
ly. Though we had no occasion to make any other
use of its abundant supply of fine water, than any
healthy person in warm weather would gladly indulge
in, we were much interested in inspection of the
premises, under the gentlemanly and obging conduct
of Dr. Backal.
1t does not come within our province to institute
comparison between The hydrpathic aRopaic hon,eo-
pdthic any other-tic systems of medical treatment
That is the business of the medical profession; but
this much VIC can say with propricty. Whoever has
got his notions OF Water Cure Establishment from
the carcatures and buresque descriptions with which
the public are sometimes entertained, who supposes
that sleeping in wet sheets at night and lying under
wet feather beds by day, with diet OF bean porrdge
and water make up the treatment, will find great
change in them II he will make visit to the esab-
shment ut BrattebOro, and have the system pursued
there briefly explained to him. lie will find to be
apparatus for the convenient application of
water in variety of forms to the human body or to
any part III but he will also find those applications
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

OF the 800 hands employed in the cutlery
works of Lamson. Goodnow 4 Company, Shell
burne Falls $50 have struck for an alteration
in the payment of their wages. During the
hard times the hands we're furnished with work
on condition that they would take in payment
six months notes, and notwithstanding the i'm
proyement in business this rule is still adhered
to, and the operatives now demand half cash
payments in August, three-fourths in Septem-
Der, full payment in October and monthly there
after.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

him after he got back from Woodstock, and she
said no-she would have nothing to do with
him. He then drew from his sleeve a small
chisel about 3-Sth of an inch wide, and stabbed
her in five places in her side and brest, and then
stabbed himself in two or three places, but not
enough to hurt himself much. He was finally
knocked down by the officer with club and
secured. The woman whom he stabbed was
witness against him. The Doctor thinks she
will recover, but is badly cut"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

Hon. John G. Thurston of Lancaster, Mass,
writes to his family from Milan, June %, that
he had been with the French army several days
and nights during the previous week. He had
visited the field of Magenta, the hospitals where
there were twenty-six hundred wounded, and
other places and objects of interest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

Life has fen chdrmes for the Dyspeptc, which is
not to be wondered at when we take into account the
amount Of bodily suffering which he endures. BY the
Of the Oxygenated Bitters tho picture is reversed
and the bright side of life appears.
! have used Davis Pain Killer in my family for
several years and take great pleasure in recommend
ing it as valuable medicine, that should be kept in
every family. j. S. SWAN,
Pastor of the Huntington st Bap. Church, New Lon
don.
FEMALE DrsEAsEs.-A large proportion of the fe-
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Consumption and Asthma Cured.

DR.. II. JAMES discovered while in the East Indies
tain for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds and Gene raj Debility. The remedy discovered
by him when his only child daughter, given up
die. His child cured and is alive and we'll De-
sirous OF benehtng his fellow mortas he will send to
those who wish it, the recipe containing full directions for
making and successfully using this remedy, free,
ceipt Of their with stamp for return postage Adj
dress o. BROWN Co., No. 80 and 81 John Street,
New York City. 3m30
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the present year, which is from the Office Of the
Burlington Daily Times, AMI is very handsome
ly executed. 1t contains the premium list,
rules and regulations, namts of the officers of
the Society, &c., all of which is interesting to
those who intend to exhibit at the Fair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES S.

The Ladies' Of tbc Unitn rim Society hold
their Annual Festival at the Town Hail. Wednesday, Aug 3d.
The variety Fancy and Faya articles Refreshments,
&c, for sale.
Tea and Coffee served from 8 10 s.
Admittance 10 cts; Doors open at g. O'Clock.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

~ Notices Of religious temperance and social meet,
mas 10 be held in his County dadoJudy notices, beyond
ne usual announcement wH be charged four cents per
line for each insertion. But notice uiH be inserted
for les than 20 cents.
IAN communications must be accompanied BY a re
sponsibie name 10 secure notice
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

PnnLIrIc-Mr Asa Underwood of Willamsville
las four years old which gave birth on wednes-
day to three calves, tive males and female, all of
which alive, AMI doing well. II Willamsville
stock Is illus prolific the profits Of stock growing will
be fully equal 10 that Of ,old-dcging.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

Forcnoon-At Q, organization, reports, and appoint
ment OF committees, school Journal, &c. At ii, Ad-
dress Of Rev. W. Child, d. b., Of Castleton.
Anernoon-At 2, Lecture Of Eocution, by Rev. f.
+. Russell OF New Britain, Conn, followed by discus
sion, and an Essay the value Of Correct Reading
in Mental Culture, by l.. II. AUSTIN Tutor in Middle
bury College.
Evening Social gathering; Association briefly wei
coined to Burlington, by q. f. Etmund', E.q.
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MARRIAGES.

In Halifax, July g. by Rev. J. clifford, Nr J. WI PLUMP
and Miss LUCINDA T. EAMES, both OF II.
In Westmlnster July 25 by Rev H. O. Park, Mr. 0EORGR
CRAWFORD Of Des Moines, Iowa, md Miss HARRIET ~
daughter Of Mr.. Hiram Nutting Of W.
In chicago, III, July IL, DR.. DUDLEY SMITH Of DeKab
ILL.,, and Miss SARAH GRIMES Of Keene, N. II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30

HONESTY Is THE BEsr Po1icY.-DoS'r NE DECEIVED ANY
LONGER We (the orginators d the Gin Book Busness)
will send large Catalogues in book FORM postage
paid to any address, ALBERT COLBY co.
3n2S No. 20 Washington st., Boston, Mass.