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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-25

CELEBRATED STOMACH BITE


But that class who devote themselves literary
other seenary pursuits, and ia Of
physical exercise, become the victims OF hnguo and de-
bity without appetite have hitherto sought in vain
invigoratng, le-givng medicine, whose effects
shall be both speedy and permanent Physicians u emf
nence profoundly acquitted with the requirements Of
the human frame, commend HOsTErrERS BITTERS the
and swifest stmuan the recupratve energies Il
the discovered. 1t restores the appetite, gives
fresh the digestive sends the blood through
the with lively current, tendency
depression Of Spirits and fits for the transaction Of
business with cheerful heart AMI mind Unlike
medicines which have been devised for the object
the BITTERS do not act spasmodically with
power-the influence of the remedy is lasting. And
patient will but give attention securing proper
erce the relief has been afforded, he need
Of the affection. The debility natural TO the encroach
Of years upon the bodily frame also aeviaed by
this great strengthening medicine thus enabling the aged
pass their declining days physical easel whereas they
now suffering from weakness and 70
this venerable class Of people, HOSTETTER' BIT
TIERS may be commended as invaluable The propretors
this inviorator have in addition deep qualification in
assuring NUkSING MOTH ERS that they will find the BIT.
TIERS the best and safest Of restoatves Very few med
cnes sanctioned by phys proper be admins
tered during the period of nursing and this has obtained
universal preference.
Those who desire to purchase this great remedy for
Dyspepsia and Debility should remember the precise title,
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Hiuers. 1t
put mp quart bottles, with the name, DIR. J. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. blown
bottle, and also stamped the covering the cork
with the autograph of HOsTETTER n SMITH the label
These things important account Of the
counterieits now In the market.
rr Prepared and sold by I0STETTER x SMITH, Pitts
burgh Pa and also sold by all druggists, grocer and deal
generally throughout the United States Canada South
America, and Germany.
Sold by N THGRN, Brattleboro and by dealers every
where, u WEEKS POTTER, Boston,
leowlyn General Agents.
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ITO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
-AND--
TOWN AGENTS IN VERMONT.

The well established importing house Of CAs BACKMAN,
SO Fronsree New York. has made extensive sale Of tho
best description pure Wines and Liquors to Town Agents
In this Sae justly earning by the character Of the goods
a reputation selling only pure liquors and
able prices should be overlooked by those who
required by law to purchase and sell none but genuine
Liquors.
Application for Goods may be made to CTIAs BACK
MAN, SO Front-st, New York, to his Agents, WM W.
DREW, WIN. IL. ERWIN and TII0S. ELLIS, who
thorzed to solicit orders
Reference may be made in regard to the character and
standing the Houses and TO the superior quality Of tho
Liquors, to
EDWARD HUNGERFORD, Prof. Of Chemistry, L. V. NJ.
s. W. TIAYER, NJ. D., Dean of Med. Faculty, u. V. NJ.
w. CARPENTEt, NJ D., Professor do, U. V. NJ.
nII,, ~, nm
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!


VO CUBA AND BACK,
Il by Il. IT, DASAj
TIE OLD SOUTH CHAPEL PRAYER MEETINGj
POPULAR GEOLOGY, by lIrGu MILLER
THE YOUNG MEN OF TIE BIBLE;
IRy1NG's LIFE OF WASHINGTON, Vol. 9th;
FRUITS, FLOWERS 4 FARMING--u. W. DEgcnm;
RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCEs-II. W. BREcnKR,
PHYSICAL PERRECTION-FowLERsj
YOUNG HOUsEKEEpER's FRIEND-NIns. CORNELIUS,
HINTS TO HoCsEKEEpERs, By II. W. nRRDRRri
ALL ABOUT IT;
ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN;
The above Is small list Of the many popular and
Standard Books to be found at
FELT0N's CASH BOOK STORE, .....B RATTLED0Ro, VT.
IN Ola RU ID 3 T. II - T. N S.
supply Of these famous Pens,
THE GENUINE ARTICLE,
-FoR sALB Ar
FEIToN's Book Store
Bratteboro June l6-l2i
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CTATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Cont

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Conrt
ODstriet Of Westm,nsfsr,S.S at Townshend, within
and for said District, the Sth day Of June, 1859.
An Instrument purporng to be the last will and tesla
ment Of CHARLES s. IOUGHrON late If putney, In said
District deceased being presented the Court here by
HANNAH Il. HOUGIIT0N, one Of the executors therein
named for probae 1t is ordered by said Court that all per-
said Court, TO be held at the Office Of A. STODDARD in
Townshend in said District the irst Wednesday OF July
A. D. 1850 aud show cause any they may have, against
the probate Of said will, for which purpose Is further
dered that copy Of the record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Vermont phGnix printed at
Brattleboro, a may be.
true copy Of record
% Attest, ABISHAI SroDDARD, Judge
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YANKEES FOREVER.
A LWAYS ON HAND A VARIETY OF
IA styles n the AMERICAN WATCH They are good and
true cal aud ua. CHASE 4 TRIP.
June l.
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YOUNG MORRILL, STALLION.
YUNHE VOTING STA IIION CHEN BOIT"

sired by the original Morrill, Horse Of Danvillc, w. and
NJ splendid blood Morgan mare will stand for mares
til July lst 1859, mt my stable In Northheld Mass,
Ben otn is almost exact In his resemblance 10 his
nowncd sire color Chestnut Black will be live years old
in June raised by Robert erren ESQ., Of Wateryl!e
VI, and weighs 100 lbs
For the purpose introducing this part Of the country
this stock so celebrated for combination VI size speed
strength and endurance the service placed at the
nominal II five dollars for a Warrant.
The pr1prieturs desire the farmers to look Mt this horse
AFRAID ALEXANDER
Northfeld, Mass May l, lS59.-ll9
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

A T THE WEST END OF CHASE ST,
IN DWELLING not 81 and FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
IN retired and pleasant part " the village. About
Of the land Is improved Garden and Orchard, and is
in good state Of c, yaln the rest Of the Land Oh side
HILL covered with forest trees shrubs, wild flowers, Nc.
The House Is Of gOul ,, nt,ning rooms On the FIRST
floor, on the second and ic attici good FURNACE
and PURE WATER.
The House Is sheltered from the winds Of winter and tie
scorchng heat Of summer and is OF the most desirable
residences the village. Can be examined application 10
the subscriber CHAS. CHAPLIN.
March 9th, 1852 u-lO
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DR. ESS MAKING.

MRS. T.. NJ. FARM RTH,
Having taken room. in Blakes block, Main ST.,
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE TO THE La
w dies of Bratteboro and vicinity, that she prepared
b do all kinls Of DRESS MAKING in the best possible
nor anl the most approved fashions.
Latest styles being constantly received
T.. NJ. FARSSwoRTH
Bratlebgro, June Q. 1s59-tf-23
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ONCE MORE.
HAVING JUST PUT IN OPERATIO

ANlNG JUST PUI. IN OPERATION
L i one of our EXCELSIOR WATER WHEELS at home
whore could fairly its power aud call in hes;
known AMI experienced practical witness OPP
Grafton, we w0ull submit the following;
IgySlSGros, June 4th, 1852
MrssRs GRnvgR HAEaiSGrUSi- Gentlemen,-In answer
u your enquire. relative u the tests applied by the
FAruds Excelsior Water Wires, recently put in operation
perfectly sai'ird and o. it. iAerits reliable cheap
AMI mic mlye power the following facts and figures
based upon accurate AIermcutl knowledge will fully demon
" rre running a muley saw under feet head and fall
with Ia rwl Issue Reactve Wheel, using rs inches of
water
The Excelsior Wheel under the ad aud fall stands
feet below the other wheel unlcr the disadvantage Of the
hod u water from it AMI uses 200 inches Of water.
Thr Exc spr Water Wheel attached To 22j inch circular
board II f, long aud wide in one minute the
time driving u inch cutting of saw.
fli; muley cuts length aui width In minutes
usias % in.h-s Thus IA skiing difference Of
$500 @ pr day Of 10 hours in favor Of the Excelsior Wheel
with less
We have m o,ndenoe that there is power enough In the
Fircld We % dp its present work aud also drive the
uuy saw thereby s,Vns 100 per the whole quan
ty Of water used by both wheels.
Yours respectfully,
r. FISK SON
We the undersigned having witnessed the applied
the abnve wheels by the sawyers OF H. Fisk son, cheerful
y endorse the correctness Of the above statements.
Very respectfully,
BENTON X JONES, Paper MILL
H. T.. BRADFORD, Knitting mill,
GEO. LOCKWOOD oil mill,
JAMES II BENNETT, Blacksmith shop.
JAMES slBLEY Planning mill,
=. Il. RowSE Planning MILL
The above wheels furnished short notice and warranted
GROVER s. HARRINGTON,
BENNINGTON, VT.
june ls5a.-iv.23
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STYLES OF JEWELRY IN SETS LAVA,
~ Cameo, Coral, Mosaic Plain and Tuscan setting
June l. CHASE TRIP.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. s.

n The PROBATE Court Tor said Disfricfi
70 all persons interested in the Estate Of TRUMAN CANE
DY late OF Halifax in said District deceased Greeting'
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon the
application Of STEPHEN NILES, Administrator upon the
Estate Of said deceased for extension Of the hereto
fore limited him pay the debts Of said deceased the
session Of this Court be held at the Probate Office In Brat
teboro in said District the last Thursday Of June A. d.
1852 when and where you may be heard In the premises
youchoose. 20 y. HoLBRo0K, Register.
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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
CASH, BLIND & DOOR MANDATORY,
- BR TLEBOR0, VI

The subscriber Ia manufacturing Doors, Sashes, and
Blinds, and wishes to cal the attention Of all IN want.
Our facilities for good work equal u mandatory
with and improved Machinery and the best VI Work
men, we can suit ali who favor with their patronage
DOW FRAMES
DOORS, sAsIIES and BLINDS, constantly on hand
Orders by mail u express promptly attended TO-
First floor NJ Escy GREEN'S building, where also good
assortment " LUMBER is kept constantly hand, and
where FLAMING, JolNTING, MATCHING, al SCROLL
SAVING, Is promptly executed in superior manner
% A. q. NOtRSE.
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DEATHS.

In this village, June 18th, ARTHUR LEE, son OF H. r.
and l.. N. Godfrey, aged months II days u,,,or,,v
In Hnsdae, N. H. June II, Of consumption, riMoAhi
RICHARDSON, aged 40 years. sr.nv
In Halifax, June TO- Of consumption, BERlLLA srAhh,
wife Of Hon. Sanford Plumb, aged 6s years 49, -, III,
In Montague, Mass, June 18th, Mrs LUNA W. WIG Oh
A lack
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SAFETY FIRE WORKS!


A NDREW LANERGAN, (SUccEssoR TO
IA sASnERoS Il LiNERGASJ Pyrotechnsts to the City n
Bos1 1850 1852 1851 1855 1850, 1855 and the present
year. 1889 (Di supply the City u Boston In 1851 when
the fatal accident took place)
All Jrlers addressed u HOLDEN, CUTTER CO, Sole
Agents in the United States 81 Sc Federal street, l0I Ill.,
ll3 Congress street, Boston.
An kinds Fire Works uu hand as usual.
Large small Exhibitions furnished short notice.
4w.2J
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ELECTRICITY ~ DENTIsTRY.

L y
form those wishing fnr Dental operations that he has
procured Electric Battery, made expressly for the pur
pose. current OF electricity is applied directly 10 the
Tooth to be extracted au the operation performed with
little pain. Please call and see.
A. ID. PUTNAM, Oiice opposite the Post Office.
Dr. r. continues n perform all operations in Dental
gerry In the most skfu manner Teeth inserted from
ei AMI Teeth plugged with fine gold making them
scrvceable for life.
BrAt;.horo, NAV %. ls5o.-LtfI
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CARPET SWEEPERS.

THOMPSON RANGER
III AVE JUST RECEIVED THE NEW M
proved Carpet Sweepers They the carpets most
perfectly without wearing the carpet does sweep
with BROOM and prevents the dust rising settling
the furniture in the room.
OLD DOMINION COFFEE AND TEA POTS,
new supply received and for sale at reduced prices
ICE PITCHERS
Plated and Britannia Ice Pitchers cheaper than ever
"a June, 1S59.-l3w-25
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JDOLPUO WOLFE,
Sole Manufactures and Importer.
Depot &c Beaver ST., Ncw-YorII.


beg leave 10 call the attention of the American Public to
the following Certificate from the Government Chemist for
Island Of Cuba and the spanish West Indies, and who is
known 10 the Scientific Of London, Paris, Nairid,
cuba and america TO be the drst Chemist in he rord
UDOLPIiO WOLFE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-25
TWO NEW BOOKS BY
TTENRY WARD BEECHER, Now

Il AMI for sale at the bookstores PLAS AND PLEASANT
TALK ABOUT fRuiTs, FLOWERS FARMING. One hand
some IL mo, price 1929 VIEWS EXPERIENCES OF RE-
LIGlOus SuBJECTs. One neat IL mo-. price S1.25.
- The above the first books offered directly from Mr.
Beeclcr since his famous volume Of "Star papers, They
we'll worthy the pen Of the popular Preacher, Orator
and Writer Copies will be sent BY mail, post paid on re-
ceipt Of price.
N b. Agents wanted in all parts of the country, to sell
Henry Ward Deecher's Works. Address,
DERBY JACKSON, PUBLISHERS.
1w.25 1lg Nassau St., New York.
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STORE TO LET.
XITM H. WILLIAMS HAS A LARGE

w and convenient store in wIlamsvile, two stories
high dy by thirty feet square and good cellar under the
whole, and large horse-shed adjoining There Is but
other store in the village aud is situated where much other
business done, VIA grst mill with run 81 stones
MILL carng machines and bobbin shop butter tub factory
AMI many other mechanics shops 1t will be let
able terms and immediate given. For further par
ticuars enquire OF the SUI scrber the premises.
WM. H. WILLIAMS.
wuliamsyle June 5, 1s50-6w-23
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SION
WATCH AND SPOON.
r. h A ID


WATCH AND SPOON.
II h. A D.
lust OPENED A FINE LOT OF ENG
~ lish ami yiss Waci wed direct from the Ouu
Country" and III figures We cal and W. max Low
June l. IllASL ThiPP.
YANKEES FOREVER.
A LWAYS ON HAND A VARIETY OF
~ e; of the As5"cS Warren Thy are sSPd and
June l.
STYLES OF JEWELRY IN SETS LAVA,
June l. CHASE 4 TRIP.
WE KEEP THE SAME QUALITY OF
w spoons we have sid for years, "Nsgsed;"
ICE PITCHERS THAT Will KEEP THE
June i. CHASE Trips.
HANDSOME:
A IL STYLES PLATED GOODS, CAS-
N tors, Baskets, Tea Sets, Forks Spoons &c &c Best
anu cheapest, at CHASE TNlPPb
June l.
ON TICK FOR CASH:
TNIIE BEST ASSORTMENT CLOCKS IN
Il tn State selling at lowest marks at
june l. CHASE x TRIPS
ALSO.
NANCY ORNAMENTS, TOILET GOODS,
i Perfumcry, Combs, Cutlery Fishing Tackle, &c. &C,
&c, at CHASE TRIPS
CHASE & TRIP,
WATCH MAKERS,
BRATTLEBoRo, VT
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

THIS is TO CERTIFY TO ALL 1T MAY
concern that have rclinquished to my son, WILBER
y CHASE tn, reminder Of his minority, to trade aud do
business for himself aud shall hereafter claim none Of his
earnings pay any debts Of his contracting.
WARREN CHASE.
Nottingham, June /, 1s59.-[3w@23
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CHASE g. TRIPI
,WILLIAM WILLIAMS 4 H0yEY

HINE NOTICE TO THEIR CUSTOMERS
Y aud the public that their CARDING MACHINES are
Ia good repair for WOOL CARDING, and will that
their wool shall be csrded with fidelity and reasonable
terms.
wlliamsvlle, June 8, 50-sw23
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FRESH FRUITS ALL THE YEAR!
INHE YEOMANS, ERIIIT ROTrIE. FOl

For Utility Convenience, Economy and Safety, is un-
equaed preserving fruits in fresh in any climate
an indefinite time Having used these Bottles, find them
exceedingly nyepicnt and just the thing wanted
JOHN J. THOMAS,
In Register Of Rural Affairs.
For descrp and price circulars address the proprietor
at Walworth, Wayne Co., n. York. I. q. YEOMANS.
June, 1s5o.-3w-25
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r p wARREN, NJ. d., PHYSICIAN
LOST JUNE cd,

81 . and Surgeon IRemoved from fayetteyille Office
his rcsdenoe formerly occupied by the late j. o. Muir
ply, No. IL High street, Drattleboro, Vt.
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LOOK AND SEE

WHAT NICE GOLD BAND AND WHITE
China Ware In Tea and Dining Sets with every thing 10
MATCH Also everything in the Glass Ware line to be found,
and selling cheap, the Crockey sore opposite Revere
House. VAN DOORN HOWARD.
May 25.-t21
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Dratucboro, June l6.-2i
w ATER CURE.
LAWRENCE WATER CURE,
DRATTLEBORO, VT,
possessing the utmost advantages which perfectly healthy
climate, conable location, perfect arrangement,
Of its various departments furnish together with
abundant supply Of
PURE SOFT WATER,
all Of the year and being conducted
ticular with special reference to the
WANTS OF THE INVALID
who arc
SEEKING HEALTH!
dali
evidence Of the that Physicians possess the entire
CONFIDENCE OF PATIENTS,
who placed themselves under and able
guarantee a cure in all durable cases, while such
not considered durable are never advised remain.
In the treatment OF the varied forms OF
RHEUMATISM,
PARALYSIS, and
FEMALE DISEASES
true Of
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT, and
CHRONIC DISEASES, generally.
W. A., ,, ...a,0 III, ,,. ,..,,..,. =, a.. . ,.. ,.,
DO suffer To indulge in injurious perncous habits,
such rs the Of Tobacco in shape indulgence in
.,, , ~ ' -, 49,, 49, 80, N"
~ ' - w ' ~ '' W
THE SICK GET CURED,
With every variety Of APPARATUS at our
mand both Tor pleasure ani proati with thorough knowledge
aud experience to direct the oIl'tHrse and other exercises
with more than Forty different forms Of BATHS with the
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IMPORTED FOR MEDICAL USE,
OLD BRANDY AND WINE.

The Medical Faculty always be supplied with the old
brandy and Wines Imported by the subscriber
expressly for medical use.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
22 Beaver Street.
3ns-2l NEW YORK.
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A IL STYLES PLATED GOODS, CAS-
tors, Baskets, Tea Sets Forks Spoons &C. &c. Best
and cheapest, at CHASE TRIPS.
June l.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-25

Il 1t is manufactured by A. G. GREEN at Iiggate, VT.
and is put in larger bottles tasty STYLE and is
highly pemed than any Of the hair dressings
Of the day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-25

COOL:
ICE PITCHERS THAT WILL KEEP THE
i Ice 10 hours good assortment at
June l. CHASE & Trips.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-25

lust OPENED A FINE LOT OF ENG
~ lish ami yiss Watc we'd direct from the Ouid
Country" and tli figures We CAT and - u max Low
June l. JlIASL THiPP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
6perinI Nornes.

County Republican General Committee.
ua"c. Oi rcsDiuton sd pi'd 81 hegu,;r Me'tes o'
sId. sDo Town. q kiuss unity are fe9aes to meet
D THURSDAY EVENING september 1859 b-twe~D
81 and o'clock r the pGTPosr Of s'-ciing hs-
from scb Ward and Town. 20 met IN Assembly Dis
y.pors for thr Irpos- Of choosing 20 Del aud
rps,es from, ssch Assoc bly, District % meet in stas
cp, the City Of Syracuse, on "WEDNESDAY. The 7sh
psnlber. The said Ward and Town Primary Elections
Place Of Meeting.
..C.r.r Of Main and Plymouth s,s.
no. C.nr,t
No l53 Adsmstt.
House cf Aaron Storer No I23 Prospects,.
..Coner Of Baltic and Ch1ton.ts.
R.l,ms Hall corD.r Of Fra, kHo s'a Willoushbysvs.
..HIt.ben's store, corner Of Sd.ay. and l8th-st
Three Nil. Housa, Fulton-av.
No. 93 eoerum It
Una Hsll, corosI 6f dslpbiyt. and NJ yrtIe-e~.
Corner u Court and ChuIchss
..OotOp, Sbst.
No. IA GrsDd-st
Masonic Hsll, No. S9 Grand st.
:. Union Hall corner Of Esen snd hsserols ss.
=. j. ness BOtel, Fraukhp-st, corner OF Noble.
B.eb,'. Ho,-l oo,n-r e Myrtle and onshwick'svs.
/. North Wat coroer ri DIVISION sy and i;hst.
>. .Usnsl olsoe of meeting.
Ususl plsce Of meeting
ID Usual pace OF meeting
echt. .Usnsl place Of m-etirg.
seu bl, District Conventions will meet on SATURDAY,
. g. at he FOL y iDy tim sDo places;
suhly District Republican Geaersi Committee Rooms,
u't-s, Al o oloch p m.
,embly Di,tIct-Scnool House corner Of Baltic and Gin
,.sp blv Ds,rict-No III Court, 81. us O'Clock p u1
Assembly Dis,rict-R. publican General Committee
Va. Couri-st, AZ o'cloek p n
remby Distiiot-Uns Hall, corner OF Adephi.s;. aud
.rmbly Di.1id,-Odeou, 9Th street, q. O'Clock p M
As. ntly Dhtriot- UniJn Hall, corner Of Even and
By order, D. STRONG, Chsiruan.
.TsARIs, Secretary.
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ENNIS BAZAAR PROGRAMME.
u FALL SEASON, 1859.

CENIN's BAZAAR PROGRAMME.
u FALL SEASON, 1859.
THURSDAY. sep-
TIE YIRST UPESlsG oP TIE SEASON
vi take place 81
GINIES BAZAAR AND bat STORE,
koa 81 and SIS brssdvsy,
With ssorpte q New Goods AID New IN A.
The Ssk Of TO- es.aalshnebt
L. DIEs AND FAMILIES .
invited nspe u. attractive novelties IN eve orAncn
shopss ste received BY the late neaHen rom france ana
d.-isl 20 b, IT, sitiss Of tie sa,-S, comprising
Psns Psu BoLpets Of eIau,sst- b-aUy
In. Del fsl Fsssiops 10 Mises B. Ipsts
A sup-ib selection Of Lacss aid Em5o,esres ,
Of Ip'4Ig WsIdrobs plain and r,Sy er er dered
Lsoi, Nj see Wsitros-s oi every 91AhtJ ~ Sye
Lsdts b., skhst and Tisy'+i ,o-a
JsLcy CBothips for BoJs ts-w desiErs)
Bcys' Al You,b.' SUITS A'es; frepch ry'es.
lsdrs' end Miss plain AID fancy Sb,es, 0si,ers Ne
G.bilsu.l's Furnihns Coos, INCLUDING ROSES DE
CHAhBRE.
Lseis Riding Hats and Caps
Pafasols Isu shsprs, moaDtinrs, Ar.
LGcies' and Chionn H' sssry, kc-
Lsd.s' and CbIdr.p's Fancy FUTs- -
Lao MAILING depar. nens Of the BssA.r
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