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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01

Der llnipn 9e9en S%npuliOn uno 8erldwGrun>
gen ppn Neuer1 los.
5anS. Die @allerteen ipuren 10 Di6t
9efitllt, ME 9etern. Dpd berrl4te feline 10
9rpBe 4ufre9ung.
0rl9enoe Serren tparer abpelenD: Vrpce,
Stallpprtb, 8rpipn ppn Sb., &ulfle, Sidle8,
Sin1e8 nro 8. 8. @p9rane, lebtere 6mei 1tuO
Nepublifaner.
5err SHERMAN bealttraste, ba8 Sau8 lple
uSipa 8pce4 iiber ben SpreGer ~abItimuen.
Wi18lOp meinte, Der Antrag Iei ntdt in
Srbnuno.
Sbernlalt eripiberte, e8 lei bic Bfltdt pe8
@lerf8, itber ~Ietuen Natrag obItimmeu 51 la1len.
gpcpd beantragte cine gertaeun9 DeS 6ar-
les ipelder 4ntra9 ieoo6 purdfiel.
gtutt 9i1g e5 an Die Nbltttmntut9. 3uppr
erflarte Smit6 pm &c. Carolina, bQB ct ntdt
ldn9er &anptbat fiir'S Sprederamt lei ltlp It6
Ttir Die i9ut 5u9eDadte @bre beoarfe.
Der Oenlpfrat 9feasan nontiuirte lest ben
Oentpfr. Wtc@lernanb BON sd.
Sin QHblider 6. g. erf(drte, nidt fit
OfcGlernallo ltilnmen 5n f6nnelt.
Gtberio9e 0iolider s. &C. erflarte, fit Wec@
.@lernallp i~ttnluell 51 molten.
WtillDn ultertiibte III eiter fl1r5en Geoe bic
domination WcGlernanp'8.
@ite Mel1ge Wiit9lieper Ipra6elt Itd i'm
gerldnfe Der Ntltinnun9 iiber ibre Pplitipn
aus. stu A8 344r
Witter DapiS BON Baltimore f~fitatnte fit
Den 9sepublifurer Bennington. (@5rpBer 8etz
fall bet 5fepublifaner, 3ilden u1b 8ritmmeln
oer Sunfer. Ha3l4 4aIa
Sarpenan suno 2ea6 BON geprb Carolina
ltlto Ofaqprp uto Wtppre BON SSentltdD (&npp
9tct9iu98) Ia9ten, ite perbel1. mn ba1n fit
WtcSlernano %Ittntt1en, ipen1 e8 1id berau8=
lteuc, oaB CT iiberbaupt oelpdblt perpet f6nne
ltlto paB CT pG1te tbre Sttnnten ntdt 9emdblt
lperben f6nte.
Mapuorp II. Sntitb prn Npro Carolina rnp
Sauce g S1Ow Nptbia98) ltimlnten fit Wicz
@lerttanb. ell Haaf8
Der anow 0eOtbtrg @ance rief ans Die
Wtdnner be8 Siiben8 pitrfe1 iebt uidt nlebr
5o9eru, fitr eiret Dempfraten gu itinlmen, ba
cit liOlider Oiam1, Serr Dapi8 ppn Wfarpz
lalp, itd at ben 8uien Der ldpar5repnblifaz
niiden Bartei gepp1fen BAT! +
Ii6u1pre beldmrr Die Srplp Notbtitg8 unb
Demptraten, fir Wfe@ler1ranp gu f%timmer.
Spl9enpe8 lit ba8 Ge1ultat Der 9tb1timmitn0
Sci amlntSabl ber Stimmen 1913
NStbtg sur @abl. ..........11 81
Bennin9tot (9fep.) .........116
Ofc @lernanp (Dem) ....... 81
aSerlpltttert 26 II
ST. gStlt8lpip beantra9te Sertaeun9, mas
ourdging. G5e po8 SauS ltd p~ertagte, lpltroe
beIdlciert, upr9en (Itittmp9) eine neue gbsa
Itt11n11tnh Nnr11tuphu1p1t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01

Offire BEG Maiier=S porO.

BEN 10. DECEMBER 1859. 49, r
Die 9. Seftton Der SrbDnnanS, SEQ. 43, niro hermit ,ur Remit.
~nisnabnte aaer babel t~nterelfrten Y~effcuen Ser6Fentlidt, 6a bas
@eleB eegen aGe WerleBungen lren9 ~burteefst werSen mir6.
1sA# 44& A JaS. 9. Suter,
gBa1er Snaenieur.
Seft 9. IS spirS hermit befptIen, SaB, menn irasnS Elm
Gtoner poer @ianer, eth Snhdber pcer Snhaber trNenb eineS San.
les USer WlietbSapetnuuS fol- erluuben poer bulSeu, bar iraen6 Elm
SnSrant pber SsprantSe su ipl9ert 6auie p6er MietbswpGnino
aebSria, mebr gDa1er ldBt ais fur ben @ebraud SeS Gtaners Ser
SnppbnerS nSt6ig lit. BAT, menn iul@' a~beela6eneS gDaaer burd,
bus Srtsrsn II ir9sn asn sts sirs st aShss,, S ,'ns, Nasg pier SOf II sts(tr
auemit6fetten fir baS @ublitun Cter SSn6ibi6uen seranladen
iSat, biefer Gtsner Drer SSnrs9nsr b~eraft werben unb cine
Suntne = bSt sefat Dollars nt@t a~berietsenp Saben fpl.
CD3l31w Sdn,Iw Seblw) to-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
Nludtperiueb BON @a6rsern.

0ewa 0Drf, 81, San. StepFenS, Der
am nd4iten 6reitu9 9ebaa9t lperoel lpu, bate
nit 3an9e8, Der me9er grntcrpun5 ieine8
S4pie9erpaterS pernrtbeilt 1T, eineit 8ln6tz
plan auS9e6edt, Sic wUlltett Die Sipei 2llfs
leber erlnprpen unb in beren Sletpern entfliez
ben. Mtaa entoefte jeocd ben gtnldla8 mod
rcdt5eiti9. fIL1
Sn ben Sfeioeru beiber 9tu9cflaSten fano
man 6epplper. al -. MI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
gelearapbtld6e Slaebrtdbten
Gollare6.
geri6tet FIR BEN rgofttmore mede.

Waibingtpnt 81. San. 5enat,
Son Dem 8Qtentz@ pmmilldr lief etn 8eri6t
itber bic mi Sa6r 1859 all9efeaten meteprplpz
giIfen gepbadttnget Elm.
5err 6it4 beantraBte, $4,000 @rtrasN SIS
Oriide bon Der INSTRUMENTATION unb ben iie
be8leiteupen 8pfnnepten ne9nen Su lafen.
Nnge1lonunett, 90
= Damn eiilg bic Debate iber ben autrag 6eS
Srn. Douglas anf SeIdtsun9 Der Staaten
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
SkSicbti0 fair OjeteAicb0ften.
ScrfamfSsM nSet9cu.
9mnt Wcrfauf.

4ktEs@5 Stunt Wcrfauf.
#Afiis 60 Nder 2an6 NIT 9uten @ebdulmteien, 16 Wieilen
MMiii bon Der Stoet nobe br 2%onciroBe unb in or oelun6e-
MaM-A ten @esenb. 11oA Mdcr an Der Nortbern 6entral- 81.
ienbabn, 80 Meaen Upn Der Gtoot init %GJeb6uoen; 10 Nder an ber
dlkn Sreocrif 9poo, out a%n0ebaut; 107 ader init 6ibI@en Sc
bSuli6teiea unsg s~nlasei., min. 9e9en gi9entbunl IN Der Stabt
ein8etauldt; 6 Mder al, Der alterl Ireoertd 3toao y Wlele bon
Neount Sc Gales; 1870 Mter am g%8aibngtcn ~9onowe9e, II W1eileu
BON Ser 9ta6t; 0auier IN 9%oparoitr., nabe @%onocnir. in
ELECTROMAGNETIC; 2 in Sapeteitr. iii 9eriu0tOnlr. l IN
INrpntffr. / III 9ratttr. l in @onoocrir. 2 in Multerrbfr
ino mebrere aucerc in oerl6coenen @e9enben Der Stabt. 9pts
oermictDen lit @eit- 8oIttnpreir., MCnnment-, SAB nnS Dlc@l
Serrultr. liuo 8rpaowaD. @run6 81 pertaufci in @roabwap.
@riinbrenten su ~pertaufen. @Ipder unb Norris,
SO. 63 5opettefr.
ny- &mitree, Yietb. @%cntrOte, Ssfamente unO anSer
S6aiftltte gapiere, ipipie Q8aien- @er@tS- @ei4afe werSeu befens
beIcr9t. Npl5S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
0Ion,a @totus

0idmonb, 81, San. Die 6arti4e
Statue 6enrp @lQp'S ,tpurpe beute in einer
Site unter lut9eberrem $3upraltge ltdd benz
MiedmnicS Snltitut 9ebra6t. Dprt bleibt le
bio gum G5ebnrtSta9 @la4'S, no fie aaf8eite1t
tptrp. 2 e's4At a-iA4tf0 a3 III saH
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
NplitiiNes.

q 86i1abelpbta, 81. San. Im 9am=
flag lpa bier cine SerIqn1mlullg 5ur @riinpung
eiuer cpnlerpqtipen Unions Bartct ltattinben.
g~rittenpel1, Si(npre nltp everett mer6en crS
(Sfber alte &rpp= 9eDt6ins= Sumbu9.
Die Neb.9 3l ~ =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
Scr staatsiabaemeiffer ppn ohip.

Go1umbu8, 30. 3Qn- ST., @tbfon,
BET biSberi9e Sdabmelter, pes llnteri6leifS
ansetlqst, bat e8 oaBin sebra6t pqB i9rn ein
Brp5eB b%efpillist mproell if, Bet in bet
ndAIten Sibung perbanpelt lperpelt miro,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01

Spihun W. 0;iNSiuoa

8nffa1p, 80. San. Spn. SDlbua Sc.
@ipptn8S lift beate auf Dem @e9e mad 9bila=
pelpbia bier purd9ereilf; p~abrideinli9 ipirb
er ltd na9 @aibin9tcn beSeben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
Wedanic8 8onnerein 81. 3
@harle8ftreef @altnerein Mn ,
8efanntmaAutta

Sefdnntmabung.
2iebe! Sl9enb @Qbrbeit!
Madri6t wiro bier1nit ertbeit, bos Die Ser. Staoten @rpB-9ooe
6es 8erb. On .. tbe idbrGde Sisung am WPcntas BEN 6. Te6r.
1860 in 0ro 9aa, 1856 Sf-gcmbareitr. q69att unO M0r9en8 9ubr
tIren Nnang ntnrtt. Die Oeputtrtsn, Neprdientanten uno 0eleod-
ten Der perl6eSeuen Staateu up6 Ditrife werpen freunSlidlt e.
ludt5 I9 aablreidb einSufinben. 49,
eSnl MufrG9e bs bDhitpdro9en Ober=8un6eS -Nteiter:
SDbnnn Oautertd.5a
(Sa2s-6ebe) 8unOeS- S9rtfmehter: 2ptbar &tepe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
Health Health Health
DIR. GtpaOtte'S
3uialnnen9eIester
- Observation-Disclosures -
ilOfirivnett G@eess, u,

S itDfirSsDet G@~ss3o.
a~rant6eten, meIden er an9aneiiet erTdeint, itb fir welte Die
erltaunltditet Sclgen aus belfen @ebraude Th seieten, ndnlih:
9uiter, g@rt6ltunaet, &~a8Sebrun9, 9rondit8, Congratulated.
den OSer 8rufi1mer6eu. 9ei9pitte Contribution Cpesen NiB-
braut ppn @alonteL uno an6eren llrla6en) 9er5tlOpen COer 5er8-
f~rantbeit, fbelube 8eiSun9 poer @ntslnenn0 Der Reble &c. Seine
~natrbafsn Gisenl9aftsn beei6ern nn6 reinfsen baS Slut un6 un-
terbaltet bic arait no Der appettt febtt. preis 81 cine 8Ottet;
3 Qotteln $3.50. 6 8ottelu SIS.
OetIuun BON Mftbnta, 8lutfpeten u4f.ip.
Sine anoere aiBerorSentltde 6etlun0!
SO maAt mir n9t ALIEN gsr9na9eu, ion6en iG baIe eS aud
fir Bfi6t 9e9ea bic leiOenNe Menibbet. st ~betdtsen, mas Or.
Swapue'8 @tlbttri d m Sprup mir Seletftet bat. SD
lpuroe bon sineut befh8sns gSuteu btaaen nit g~lutlpeien .nn6
Ibwerent Ntbcrn, 70 eabs i9 sic sanse Radt auBer benz Bette Ien
uno ltsen muBte. SD peri1ofte min bic oti9e ~pertbppIe Wiehnin
bon 9errnann GHuS in 8eniatent, peI8er ebenfaIs be5euoen tnnu.
Ob tb ~poaItanSt9 cuut nrr6en bin.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
Nid)ttQ fiir SdneiOer.

Nue M%rbct9eGer, lpel6e Irbeter n6tbis Baden, ipcleu fb
9efint9it an mid rpcrben, ba i'd cine oroBe 8etannthaft inter
babe. 90 ale Sdneiber, peI9eu eS all srbeit feblt,
ourt ntid wel1c er9alten
8biIipp S9BnfeG6,
3WlD SO. % 81. S~reterifitrs, a9arncnie- 5oue."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-04
RAILROAD NOTICES.
Islss-is SULLIVAN RAltuOAD NO.
l..I,ilf. =. sriCi- wiNftn AHnANotNlNt. ,...
- - 1. & L.-l

yss-s7,s-s-1ss Sullivan RkIftgOAD NO.
llll.H. trfri- MtNfth ARR ANetNlNt -
7AA--NE ua and anar MONDAY, DC. D. 1872,
trsins aIN roo aH i.nsasl
rsr ssrl.t eIH ave WIN q 20 4. ", daftfn-
uih tsf.HHs ua.H an NaHraa - ur.HsiuffI iafa-
rf % g. sHI af astHru 10 81 ". efrnHf nr M
usias Iars aIft ch sifs Halrlll ~ Hstan. i1Hf d
Wara.a.r aaf aI" Nt tief Railroad iaf srfiuraali,
arrIfne af ~ fHfl. aitl ~
~ Ntn rat.a o. ear. 'Its1r NJ On Cirrfl0uf at
~ anf r.. -, " ~ clnnr-'iur st ueli1ss
Tans sfh tsHfr firaai ff Hstan. restsf, a. aisa
stt tsru.ai 700 Haai a, fr srrurfsi. kc, irrfitiuT
ai Nes Nait. 800 bFM
t. ttrHa.t Teas VII leave anisaf a. - Y y -
arfI.sl a frtHs irf Montreal 80 4. v o. agnsffrh
Ha 4 " sHl o. rfri. = ~ 900 a. ~ iitfeHlHft
RE- e. s tha.s st . srrfl.1 10 ~ ss Iaii ai
sr ~ .i.aa.. fsf ni.hu ttrs n1vs llt si suo
" o. sr.I.s. ...'. Nr nfrIfr Nra Hf' af q % v
" a... slH nH ffinsats 30 A. " o. Laseh Warrr-
soHTu r. D. rsfss 70 ~ sin i.s,, n,uavs Fafs at
"a. A. fHrla on q g ~ tsrtnianf 81 D.. aafuHot-
..e Il .aI.r aH rflanf frfffa naaaii 90 iIlf
r.fr.. I.. n't faai. sffrsi. 10 Is y q u9irus
t.Irft an NJ "a aisa 9Th Naril.r, y a. nati, ar
f...rr .f f...sI .I taorN
~ u.H f...ss.Ii.ir, n.ns-. tsn. a,ii " charl-s.
ten sf b. q 81 trHuIsff ID v ~ ur
W..r rH. 500 HHt gs1ffai NairHfI o. NHHffaiiaf.
usf.raf.s u.. s.ni. N.iffesi. col i.isfHrr A., art
IL utf. Ea.f Detection sHh rassu.nfsr nsaraad 90
NHns r.a.r. i.'fi.fs ri i'hHsi.irl hafi'a' a. .
To- Ttfss. raH. ltfH 80 sIti ft.nfff or anarh7l
an i.s.. un.ar FAILS of Ho. thsfI.sf. rn lu, tni
t.r.f.rf at r co., o. WInia.r. rat.rnsefs ti tlIt
frs . aa ...f .H.t 40 H.fsHr ari fr.rfi tif nfHf
u.aaa a af Is to Maausisf. aalsss faHi, n'lit-
H.a. H.l.a.I..Ien. tr.
.t... .. a.I h.th usins al Chsfi.sf.su 80 srrnr-
90 Cd f..s...rr. ai Clif.ilaaf 30 Nesiar AL 10
EDWARD TuoMr-oN. sept.
fHsf|HsI.aH. n D. isf Q, lslt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-04
VNO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
A NIB
TOWN AGENTS. IN YER MONT,

Thf sell r-tahi-l rai. lrig hous q CT ~. BACEMAN
- frHuf-fr.f hHfk. has male extensive sale g ne
i-,t d,.rifu g 4r Wile- and Liquor, g. f'wn Agents
lnsfY ing ~ th- ehar4r4sr 81 ihs -s
s,ll putt.r T. o.; only pug iaiu aud rasou-
us 'r-i rh flrf h uA uot overlooked ~ % zoe Who
arr rllri r1 iau t rchasr and sr none hli genuine
l.quHrs
AppItratHn &c a.e-if may Ne usde q CHAs RACK
MAS, ISL trlni-sf. ~ Nurk, hts Agents, M. ".
DREW, WI thNi'i and Tilps Hills, who arr au-
thnrf ID o. sHIrf ffi .rs
Errrrire mas i- male In ard the character all
standing thr linusrs ni tas sulrriof qai 90 tic
i4pufr.,
LpW AKp M NsFHHlRn. prof OF Chemstr, I y Il
W.IHNNLK. " o.. Dean ~ Mot .cnlty. 1 =. 4.
" CAErtNrt " u, Professor do, q. ' -.
a .tur
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,.nrsuIRE RAILROAD.


trf ing.rlrff. fif and afiff MONDAY,
--1-ELf.. is5.. Trains aili run as fl1ss.
NuNfNa It-r -i.ats
la.... rans sft "a. " aud IS = VI. k~us % s.lo
sHl o. H and arrive 10 ifehiaurf ai y 90 =
anI 500 BEL. aai 90 and % o. ". "orrcsirr s.
s. aHI mi.
M.NINs uFeI .fssr-
49,. af Y.H LOO 4. " t FtrhharI al IS A ~.
a.ff a.fv k li.l \ " tnd o. o. r--and ~
r,. .t n.r.as .s.ti- .. ara 40 N windsar, ~
bob ir aH ,ni, /. ai a. ID 500 g. ~. Barilnst o.
saH M
rfH.af Carnsrf faffets
o. T-.r .i fans ulfh RUTLAND Hi-N-
tfsaT.sN utfInHtp. Or Eu.aff. nlfingfHn. Nontr a.
uf '.... tU.. Tr.y, saratas- -prus.. - fnectsai
art on. w--f
h. ON .f.ffHt ~ RAILROAD. ~ W.nlsnr, Waite
r...- f... o.. .net .n. o..fer-I.ar-h Mant7Hal -
.tr.rf A.. .s VI CENTRAL. PAST Mi~lt. and
Nft MOST TRN tItA KnA.-. a.. Haii trains male DE-
r-- .. 30 CFNTNA Al RI f.r no rsaints arfh
Dies .fas Cannfrf 70 fif.ltHrg
vff Tra.ns .f FHf WHraefer v. 4. 90 N1rr sffr
y .raHf Ir.....r.. .ni Nra Aafk cav
Al On il.r. IHr Hu aft trains Narrrsirl = shua
g. % Or Nas.fs "a Caf- VT AL u'l Tra.fs cd stony
o.. a. D. % o. T. Lawrrucf. A.
rr.Hlsf HH 'ais W. nav hs serurri a. 49, - i.
fH .s fts.I1f H. lraad 49, rsFlFe uil D. chrcs .e
ttr.nrf q. nnr.f. .r .iasf~f.iHr nrire
.. 4. CU ApIN. Surrriu'cu de mt.
4 H. X NHI rs. 1859
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D. 4. CU,PIN. ur-riu,cu de mt.
f.rf'r f.f Ire. X tfif. No Is. 1859
VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

.....f. -fgtt. On aai af.r W0NBgl, SOC. IT,,
E.-Ez-l-.l TRAINS uilI roo az lnvs
I.... b. f.s 90 nfattl.'rr.. 81 " ani ~ Y
Erf....H4 I'sff. ia.r. 20 ,las. iaIs o. 90 VI
90 n fUf lGiiI TKktN isavrs nsl ~ ftl' A.
a. ~ l.sff.HH o. VI
To- rassssf aims us fUuts rltrccf 18th IN
o. 81 A Ma.s.ta AMI C,ulerf..af Ntrr Railroads
..rstl la3tf " Haven hri-et-.t ir,rl o.
So i th vlth o. Nl4lal hlrl k'Ht, >al-
i.s. Naf.rf l.H..a Ncrmant tausia Calirticui ard
r..sr-. ave.. . Elai. farming direct au.catian
u.N Mff.. -sfs o. h-fscttiy -iJ ai.hu-y and
w. % tral II stf,i,, ,ai- i.isi'..
s. k.Is4 b. o. ur ta. NV. lith. is.s
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TO cARPENTEns AND nUILDERs {:
cash, BLIND \ DOOR MANI FACTORY.
~ HRATT LKBORO.Nr

The subs 'rller nnuiacturnr ors - les M
Blinds, ana wishes a. cat attention ~ all .r wirt
our facilities &c Hfsai o. = equal o. manrticory
With and Improved Machinery ana q hest 4 Work
men, We can sui 20 ~ fHor a. VIII their l,atrunnVr
Az kluls 4 iANhL Nkk made 10 uidrri Aso, MN
DOW fkAMEs
DOORS, -Asllt-, aHt Blinds, constantly on hand
urisr. by mail ur caps promptly attended "a.
flrs1 u'or " tef tnTns building, Uherr also yaoi
assortment II ~ MIR = Kept constantly on iand aud
whrrr FLAMING, JoiNIiNG, MArti NINA, and - ROLL
SAVING, Is promptly rsre sted in a supcr,r mannsT
- a. NofTusp
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-04
PACkARD's REGENERAToR
Eraf.rH .Fr tnr thr Hat. II
PACkARp'> MOT MAIN DEW
10. CO.. f f.n l-.fee cor, Or an .s shch %,
HAIR It H.r
fINIIT KIGIN RAZOR BIENTSED

NAIf H ffIr O.
fEIIE KLGiN RAZOR HAS FEN USED
fr f .t I.r. year ly trrs 20 fi.lss lis sIii she
f.r..f sas. D. f.u.,rs al implements Co. tar
I.s.UI .I.af. .. Hair Nrnrf. DlHfraT. Srro fuf4,
Irslfiaa aai fsrrrist Neat b. usi
o. .ir obi ~, ars iir s,aI itu. anal 80 lnPsasgnf
tta- ul.H hs. w 81 90 q haur o. thr human iai4if.
O. goo taf. c De-, .ui D. dytu- tc
h.I. 81 sftl.f rulatrl DO sscrvti.f 'tiorlug duF
tas giving o.. H GOT a. coiar DO the rt-'al Say. u
I..- go Isr ruiu fiuE 90 Il vl --Us hair
tafI hfaff f H .f ari o. fasf 81. ratItr.
H. t.se lr .liir.s ct the ih.4.ani. ~ o,rd-
'r.fr .I b. that lsfr s.sl co. Ersrur-at
Aeu ttr. MaH - b.. Mr.. Pack 20, Sf Il have uss-i
y.lf kre0Hsraf ,.,ll aud o. D -ny ~tr AL
ut -f ittIa. il .s AID gray O. uumhr - years
t.. nls rrsi,rrd my - hair Hisrr II
hsl Ia itIl fl srs. ami Changed tle cr irfl ~ht 90
s.sef tr.aH if ur.i c,..r. On had aiirrr
tst ifH rafftf ell stIfaf q hair lr toy &c ug
tim. iusurH suta has aIirar't 81 a D.. Il it, rAiaral
c,r tri.rs rt .uN haze u.ffi h tlf t-st sf-tt
3d. Doe ns fr DIE oliss. and b, HAIR
pr.-strs iu tIlr.. atN ourfs co.,
NHrfu rH.u.te tfta ~. Q 81. "Nf f4rkani, Nir.
i04r d. ..rfrai. .strul uonlvrfu &c., Iarat = vr
ha. u-eI Do ff H. b. f.u nauths co. hrr bad. has
clue hsaifff rra i 81 har vhsrH ,ae haii, "a
has r.ifli Co., Cr ir0m gay g. ha0s. tafual Ar.
haze hsu laI. lHr u ftY-t.r year. aud fr-sls
that E.r tHr is much tlr tssi rtstoraft. 60
o.. haIr that hatr aal-
AHlrs. rANLuR.'
ra-kari's NsHfs.a hrw the hc hair-ir,ssing the
uard Tr.l hlt.ss uuly - bottle and
ia 500 thor siira iur your iaals
Mauuis-furrl ff ~ o.. PACKARD, Nnioyrr, Mas
Ni.t..sN Arrui, GIn A.. iunnN ~ d co.,
II Msrshsu-st.. n st.n.
i'r sole ~ rlinRN Arthccarg, hratii o. ro suls
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The word-rennwned author, TN this Admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
quenccs 0f Ieabuse may he eilecuay removed without
Medicine and without dangerous Surgical operations bouges
instruments rings corliasi pointing out mode Of
at certain and eAecua by which every sufferer
ter what his condition mny be, may cure himself chedpy,
rqieiy and radiody This Lecture will prove a boon
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal amy address, post paid the receipt
Of two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. ell j. C. KLINE,
NJ. D., $50 Rirst Avenue, New York, Post Box 1856.
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AssIGNEE'S NOTICE.
o. j. PRATT

'NHE GOODS AND EFFECTS OF ORLEN
PRATT, having been assigned to for the benefit Of
MS creditors hereby give notice that the stock of Goods
now In the store OF said Pratt be so without
Persons DESTROYS Of tkng advantage Of this opportunity
buy goods cheap, must call soon the be
close as soon may he.
All persons indebted 10 said Pratt will for the present find
me Mt the said store ready receive the amount due The
payment OF said demands must not be delayed.
L. GERRY.
Brsttsboro, Dec. l, 1928
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TO CONSERVATIVES

TVNU IUNSU MPTTNES. A VIFRGYMAN
having cured his of Consumption in worst stages
after being given die by the most celebrated ply scans
desires to make known the mode Of (Which proves sue
cessfu in every case those afflicted with Coughs Colds
and Consumption and he will send the any address
free of charge Address, enclosing stamps ay return
passage, DANIEL ANDRE,
ly-9 al Centre Street, N. Y.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
10
CALIFORNIA PASSENG ERS.

rTNHE OLD ESTABLISHED LINE to Cali
formal connecting with tie Steamers u H. P1CIFiC
WIIL. STEAMSHIP co have removed their Office IN
New York To tlr New Pier 81 the NORTH ATLANTIC
STE IMSHiP co. foot of CANAL Strict, North River
whence will be despatched. on the
jthnnd 2Oih Of each Month,
Of the North Atlantic steamship Co.'S well known and
commodous Steamers,
Adrint e. Baltic. and Atlantic.
II 1000 tors and upwards, formerly OF the Collins line 90 Eu
rope known to be uuriyull,d tor CAPACITY, SPED AND
COMFORT Connecting, via the Panama Railroad with the
splendid steamers Of tie Pacific Mail steamship Company
Goin hg3, GoiQ Gate. ll.l b. Stephens. all SJl.a
n. B-Thi- Is the ONLY Line having an EXTRA STEAM
Err, ALWAYS at Panama, thus iusuriNg detention.
Rates o FAR - low by any other luc, and No EXTRA
expense at PANAMA.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
On account the numerous frauds and impositiuns
Travellers. those bound California cautioned 10 buy
tickets only authorized Agencies OF the " A. X r. NJ.
:. Co.'S.
o. Tickets must be signed by one Of the
Compnuy'- gent. before they will I've recognized
y the AGENT Panama; and Tickets thus signed, can he
obtained the only Authorized Agency for the A. +.
NJ steamship Companies, where State Rooms and Bor can
he secured, Wis At the Old established Office, well known
for years past
10 Broad Street. Boston.
c. l.. BARTLETT.
II BE sure and obs6rre the Name and Number
Boston, Nov Is, ls59-4I-1 year.
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When is a gun-barrel like robbed man
When it is rihed.
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DOWDER. POWDER,

Fnosr Goopnrr Agents for The sale q l. II. TINK
ER ( CO.'S Sporting aud Blasting Powder.
The trade supplied at Manufacturers prices.
Also. Agents Tor the sale of SAFETY Fuse.
IA IL
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INSJR NOE.
tNNt M NNtfs
INSURANCE AGENCY.

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCl,
" -wnLHros's sroSE BlocK.-
Notice Is hereby given by The suh.crr that b. j. prepared
n issue policies on LIVE STOCK. ~ ven a.. 49,
lnds Of roperty on favorable trms AMI iu ~ ffla
Cumpaue fthcy having all complied with nrr lass q tis
sate as any doing bushes IN this stat fanHhs sui i-
ers woul do we'll to call before hsnring es'"e AM ~
anime and Judge for themselves
The combined capital VI the companies which d. r'lf't
being s3.OOO.OOO. and upward-, enahits hh ~
issue policies f0r any required am unit
IIe would refer u the advertisements n c several o
mes pu''''"'' '''''' T. II FEssiNDrN.
Jan. l, 1860
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BOOTS AND CATERS.
MANI HOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,

JHN run iShed, IN a sc ftd envelope,
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
~ Radical Cure OF SPERMAT0RRIlOEA, Seminal
Weakness Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
EMISSIONS including Impoency and Mental and Physical In
capacity,
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INSUR A nee.
NVINDHAM COUNTY MUTUAL FRI
w Insurance Company.

w Insurance Company.
WILLIAM HARRIS, President;
l., q. MEAD, Secretary aid Treasurer
Directors:
FRANKLIN SAWYER, ERASMUS PLIMPTON,
ELEAZER GORlIAM, JR., GEORGE SLATE,
FARLEY STARR, WILLIAM HARRIS,
MARK CRAWFORD, GEORGE NEWMAN,
WELLS GOODIlUE.
The Office of the Company is in the Savings Bank Baiing,
Brttehoro where policies will be issued most kinds
property, including Live STOCK Ii will not he much
their object di smashing business SAFE one aud To
make such Company the citizens NJ the County need
Applications Insurance he made through the Directors
and the Agents In the different towns IL the County.
Marsh l. 1859.
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UNPARALLELED Low PRICES:

Best Printed NIL w DOL NJ. D'Lniucs. i2to so cts
Best Plain 80 to35 cts
Best Plain French Mernoes choice shades 62 to 81 cts
Best Printed choice styles, IS cts. to 81 %
usual prices 81 to 81 80
Rest Printed English Cashmeres, only 50 cts
Plain Lyonese Cloths, fine Goods, 20 cts
200 Patterns valencas, styles, % cts
Job lot IL cts
lT5 Patterns G. ,od VI. D'laines, " 12l cts
1876 Patterns Dress silks desirable styles 70 cts to 81
usual prices, 81 to 81 %
% Wool long shawls selling for 81 to 50
usual prices 80 to S.
20 to IS Custon-rnade Paris style ClaaAs at cost
3 to Cases choice styles Eaysh and American Prints
now selling for o. to 10 cts
Bales Brown Beachcd Sh etings Shrtngs very cheap
SO Dlz. Winter Gloves and Giunats, from II cts. to 81
20 " Xii Gloves that worth 81 for IS cts pair.
so Ribbed Bay State Wool Hose. all col'rs
only 20 cts. pair
100 Lin II lkfs. very cheap at from cts to sl25
50 Wrought Collars, closing uut from % to 10 cts.
worth 30 cts to sl.25.
10 BIS, Watch Spring, Steel Skirts, only Spring
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FLO u r, + l. Q L r.,
ar THE---
BRATTLEBORO FLOUR STORE.

EROST e. GOODHUE ARE RECEIVING
direct from the MILLS and will be constantly supplied
with the same
800 BbI-. the celebrated City Mills, best in Market
800 g "superior," "Marnc" and Howard Mis-
Double Extra Ohio
500 Dundas& Greenfield Wills, Dbl. Ex Canada.
900 Cambridge, Dbl Extra aud Extra Canada
oOO .. Atlns Mile " Michigan.
They also Grinding superior article Of Flour from the
best White Wheat.
RYE FLOUR, BUCKwHEAT FLOUR,
GRAHAM. RYE MEAL,
CORN MEAL, FEED, &c, &c.
Merchants and others in want of Flour In any quanty VIII
do well to call cannot be undersol1.
October 10.