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MIDITARY aIOYRMENTs.

ELMIRA, N, T., June IS.
The a1st regiment of Buffalo LEFT here to-day
for Harrisburgh. The Utica regiment leaves
on Friday. six regiments are now here.
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Preparing for ESCAPE.

The Augusta Constitutionalist of the 3Otb
ult., has the following signi6cept para
graph:
JEFF. DAVIS War HORSE --President Da-
Wis war horse passed through the city last
night on bis way to Richmond, Virginia
Accompanying the animal was the Presi-
dents saddle, on the head of which is a CON-
pass, 70 Be used IA case the rider shOaH loose
his aDdV.
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OswEGO ~AIARKEFIJune IS.
L1ElIaf rrv4urnnapU1

FLOUR-HArket steadT. M
WHEAT-Market omit. SALES are loo b1sa
Ne ] MilWaukne clue on priVlt-E rms. r7ra
a ORE-Sales Of 7,ga bush ~ G9S5c-
Other sraip5 nominal l
CANAL FR EIGHTS-Dul. Flour sc; wheat
&c; corr 7c, 70 New lork
LAKE nPORTs-Wheat @00 buahi corn
no 0 bu h.
TANAL FXPORTR-Fl0Dr s,I78 bbls; EheAt
| So 80 bnah. corn ll ool6l.l. oaLl 100 ll-h.
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. NOOMMERCIAL
cLEFELGNn "a

FLOUR-Rsmaias cur and unchanged. No
Transactions are reported.
WHEAT-Quist, Win sales Of 2 CATS red a sEos
onfFeeki ] gar 10 atSlo4 und1esr Ehlts at Sis.
C0RN-Duu and net 4uotabi6.
0ATs-Dun ct &c.
HIGHWRRs-ssss sfsnaa loisa.1to.
AARD-sales % u ksss etsEc.
BUTTER=sGlaol 10 kegs good rasksdae
EGGs- Small lales At s9a9e
APPLES-sales at C for 1maa lots Is Brisd a.
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A corres yondsnt Of the Bangor (Meine)
wing tells The following very interesting
story Of Washington;
Recent events have recalled very forcibly
TO my mind the following incident, which
may perhaps prove interesting to your read
ers at the present time:
Being on q visit 70 Washington during the
recess Of Congress in the spring Of 1857, l
walkedLono day with q friend 70 view the
works which were thea already N progress
for the extension Of the Capitol! AS We
sauntered among the pillars OF the basement
OF the old building, we fell in with a Esner-
able looking man, who seemed to be there
upon the same business that we were. We
entered into q conversation with him, and
he informed US that he was a Virginia man,
raised a few miles down the river, not far
from Mount Vernon.
every likely, then" we remarked, "you
may r~ecollect General Washington"
"PeFfec.ly WELL he replied. 'Gndeed,
saw him when he laid the foundation Of this
building. | was but a boy then, I" be Contin,
ued, ''but l remember very distinctly how he
| looked when be stood IN this way over the
stone and settled it in its place which must
have required no little strength to remove 1t.
But the General was a very Athletic man,
aud moved it apparently with ease. Their
were a number OF boys there from our neigh
borhood, and It was a Standing marvel to US
all how the General moved that stone. A
few days after the General happened to be
riding by our school-house on horseback, e!
we were playing outside. We pulled of on
hats to him, and he stopped and spoke t.
US very pleasantly. One of the boys CRIED
out l g. salala
''Plesse, General, tell us how It was yO'
moved that great stone, up yoneer, the othe
day2" ntCA
"why, boys said he smiling, 'did I NOV
the stone?"
ooh, yes, General, you novel tive al
saw you"
"Well, boys" said the General, lookinI
very seriously, and speaking slowly an
shaking his long finger at Us as he spoke
do you see that nobody s9sr nlOUss that sion
gSaiaf't
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

A Baltimore musician has published the
Declaration Of Independence Of the United
States, Sarrauged and adapted fol vocal and
instrumental music as the great national
chant and dedicated to the world"
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FOURTH MAINE REGIMENT.
FROM LOUISVILLE.

The Fourth Maine Regiment arrived here to.
day en- route for Washington.
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All 2AANEAA
Commercial BIZ, Bath-O
NEW
All Solvent Banks par
VERMONT.
All SoiTsut Banks. par
MASSACHUSETTS.
All SOlven Bahks.-- par.
Bass River Bank 50.
RHODE A
All Solvent Banks Par
CONNECTICUT.
All Solvent Banks par
NEW YORK
All Solvent Banks par
NEW JRKSET.f
An Solvent Banks par
PENNSYLVANIA
B'ks par IN Phila Dr.
" /" Pttsburg 4.
Banks IN the Interior
in good credit a
ELCEPT.
Blk OF Commerce. Erie :
BIZ Of Crawford CO.a Do
BIZ Of Lawrence Coz lOI
BIZ Of Pennsylvania -.
TiOga County Bank POI
Warren County Bank Isl
Central Bank, H0lli-
daysburgh--
Mono1gAhala Valley
Bank ..s-.-.--
OctOraro Bank lQI
PittstOn Bank..- lOl
Shhmokin BaDk -
North Western Bank,
Warren. III
DELAWARE
All Solvent Banks PAY
MARYLAND.
Baltimore BaDks s.
C01ntry Blk, Solvent l0l
VIRGINIA
Wheeling Branches. Eel
All
EXcEFT.
Bank Of Wesron T
Bank o. Mannassa. T3
~Trans-Ailegheny Blk ii
r CAROLINA.
All Solvent Banks y
SOUTH CAROLINA.
An solvent 5aRksa- I3l
GEORGIA
All SOiVens Banks W9T5
Ali Solvent Banks 75i
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ QosiHs &c A.ils 9 ne Cleveland POET OmOa,

Tined Time Of
49, SlosinH leaving
Eris, BuhaIo, New York, Bos--@@
tonl aud Eastsro Nay, daily I.o 4. IA SIS A. n.
zTs for Bufsi0, New York
and bostong daily ....-a-...- 20 A. M-g-& A. ~
E Ess SO 8aasI EffsSSy. FSy;
hey York, Boston and Port
isnd, eonnecting with n. y
Ere Agent daily -.,.--ss 1871. Msq0o Pm
,i 4 s;;ss e. ss ! e.: sSII:,.l ,qE8 p. x
phia, Washington, bAlti-
5TiSa. A .. fase9l s Ass -
bsnville, VII cling and ,. 8
0. 3. R daily ..-.-.-.-- RS A. M.3eB A. n.
Supplementary Letter Pack -
age Tor Pittsburgh, PhflA-
dslphiA, Waahiugton and
T6 5:dislP SS1sss9 ! sT6sTeIfdlT so S5s 2. 4 4 s5s Z; 4 4
Eorwalt, Fremont, oberlh
Toledo, Detroit. Dubuaus no
chicago, daily @,.-sae@s.- ais FslMslEB P. u.
age f5r Toledo, Dvtroit, Obi sas vfiHlaRaqsq
eago and Milwaukee, dsiiy. 3A5 P. NJ. Gas Pm
We dsi5 1000 P N ssSA N.
Wsgs dinz 900 ?. NJ 4ls A N.
vile, LoahsTills, Wheelins -J
obhHe0ths, Circis7His sad
Mariettas daily----% a. P. n. IS P. d.
supplementary Letter PaeEI
age for Columbus and Cin-l a--w r nr
3sb3 2. M.Is3 p. u.
Medintsnd ~, dafy.4-..-l 500 a. II 80
Rockportt Dover. sheffield
North RidReVtlle and AMI
heTst. Leaves Tuesdays
Thursdays and Satur ,Ays- lIEsOA. NJ -
Bath, Brecksvflle and OOpley
Leaves Tuesdays and Satur- s-rrrr o me III
sS 1sS5 Csntrs. GTSSSsG. 1oo a. n -sv
Hinckley and North Royal
ton. Leaves Tuesdays and 300 ~ T
Saturday --...--.--..--.--.-- ZOO A. M
Warrensyille, aiig.-..-fGW A. N
TIME OF ARRIVAL OF NAIL TEAMS AT.
p AlEa1Gal Cd DEPOT. lslE8 usL
EEs s.ssss sas = from sasl5 ~ 4 \ HsE 4. 4.
Ws-6iustoh, "a Eitssbsrss as P. NJ
Pittsburgh and Way IRON rf4r -
NelIsVille .---.------.--...- IO5o A. n.
Hnlsrsbursh, Alison and Way IHSf Ak
EWH ay Fan y Fois5o. s'le A N. - B n y
through alhsrn.-.--..-- 500 a. N. Is z. y.
Way from Guoinnad..-.---.. g35 p. n.
Way from Sanduskv-----...- $40 A. ~.
ES s9ia 6i9 ma f$S1 a % e : !. 4.
ROCK port, Dover and Amherst -
Way. Arrives Tuesdass,
ThuTsdays and Saiur gyA-.-.- .feI Hoo A. b..
Bath, BrecksVihs and Copies
Way arrives Mgndal sAnd
ErdAJs = .-..--------.------. $40 p. n.
shs5e3. osRsTg Sr3RssE and 7a 5
GT-s MondSysesd FFidays,y. 500 ?. N.
Warr9nsyiile, daily ...--....--.- 1918 A N.
lime OF distribution OF malls ready ar dehTerJ1s
usually one hour lGIer than the time OF arrival OF
trains ffl VI .frJ $685. E-CuWLES, n.
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BANK NOTE hisT.

CORRECTED n c. A. REkDsoo. RaSEEnA
MAINE. WISCONSIN,
An solvent Ba1ks Ps5IAn solvent Bsnks--
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-19

The town of Lcydcn has voted to unite with
the tswn of Bernardston in celebrating IT. lOolh
anniversary, which occurs in May, lS02'
Mrs. Phebe II. Brown, the author OF that
admirable hymn commencing, 81 love to steal
while away" died on the 10Th OF October, at
Henry, ILL.,, aged rs. She has lett an enduring
memorial in that single hymn
Mr.. Charles Allen of Greenfield, the reporter
for the supreme court, will remove to Boston,
and open law office there on the LIST of Janu-
arv. He has associated with him Mr.. James G..
Davis. son of Mr.. G. r. Davis of Greenfield !;
and they will together enter upon this new field
of enterprise with bright assurance of success.
Mr.. S. o. Lamb of Greenfield will be associated
hereafter with their Old partner, Me- George T..
Davis.
In the supreme court, at Washington on Mon
day, the case of Massachusetts, aud Rhode Is
land. establishing the boundary Tide between
them, was heard. John II. Clifford appeared
for Massachusetts, and Messrs Jencks and
Bradley for Rhode Island, and Attorney Gene
raj Bates for the United States. After hearing
the parties, the court passed a final decree es-
tabshing the boundary line as set out in the
report of the engineers, the decree TO take eff
feet on the LIST of March, 1862. The contro-
versy commenced as far back as 1870, and was
submitted to the commissioners in 1915, whose
award was rejected By the king and council.
The question of boundary has been an open one,
but is now settled forever.
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MORE


NEW GODS,
y At STATES New York Cash Store
NEW DRESS FABRICS,
~ At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW WOOL THIBETS,
" AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW NJ. DE LANES,
y At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW PRINTS,
y At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW CLOAKS,
" At STATES New York Cash Store
NEW SONTAGs,
y AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW HOOP SKIRTS.
y At STATES New Yorl; Cash Store.
NEW WOOL SHAWLS,
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NEW BALMORAL SKIRTS.
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NEW WOOL YARNS,
" AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW BROWN COTTONS,
" AT States New York Cash Store.
NEW CANTON FLANNELS,
" AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW WOOL FLANNELS,
~ At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW WOOL BLANKETS,
y At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW BLACK SILKS,
u At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
~ Estates New York Cash Store.
NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
! ~ AT STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW WORSTEDS, SplH Single d Dou5le,
" At STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW BROADCLOTHS for Ladies' Cloaks,
~ AT STATES New York Cash Store.
| NEW LADIES' WRAPPERS,
~ At STATES New York Cash Store.
| NEW LADIES' WOOL DRAWERS,
~ AT STATES New York Cash Store
Married fOihs, aud those that nrc going 10
be, can get their fixingsn
STATES
New York Cash Store.
People living la the adjoining towns, when
they come 10 BrntilcbOro to buy Goods for
cash. can do first rnie
At STATES
New York Cash store
Oct 18th, 1851.
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TmEGREAT ENGLISH REMEDY I.
SIR JAMES CLARkES
C'ELEBRI TED FEMALE Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir }. Clarke NJ. D..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This well known medicine no imposition but sure and
remedy for Female Difficulties and DISTINCTIONS from
any Whatever and although powerful remedy, it
contains nothing hurtul the constitution 70 married Ia
dies is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring
che monthly period with regularity. In all Ner
and spinal Affections, Pain in the Back Limbs
Ueayiness, Fatigue slight eXcrtiou, PalpatOn Of the
Heart Mysteries, and Whites. these Pills will cure
when all other means have fiie and although powerful
remedy, do not contain 0n caloe anthony or anything
hurttu to the constitution Full directions in the pamphlet
around each package, which should he carefully
For full particulars get pamphlet free, Of theagent 81
AMI postage stamps enclosed any authorized agent will
iasure bottle, containing so pills by return mail Sold
by JOSEPH CLARK, Brattleb9ro.-3meOpl3
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FREEDOM FROM COTGH IN TIN liIECTES
AFTER USE INSURED By USING
BRYAN'S PILMONIC WATERS.

References can now he given to Of the principal Ply
scans and numerous individuals in this vicinity, who have
used the above remedy with the fullest suece in various
cases OF Coughs Colds, Asthma Sore Throat nHuengI, Ir
Tation vi the Uvun &C. Ae The the reSucdy
has been fuy tested in various parts where the moisture
the citrate induces great prcvieiect Colds, &C. and
anty the emeeuey ii meiiene il required ia avoid
Consumption AL ultimate death. This remedy although
only recently Introduced in this vicinity, with great
mAnd ana s'ry e.nhdenaei placed in is merlts by those
mo have given Il fair and impartial trial.
Price, % cents per box For sale by all Druggists.
3meow26l JOSEPH CLARK, Agent Bratuebogo
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MARRIAGES.

In this village. Dec llth, by Rev. Geo. P Tyler, Mr
JAMES MANNING TYLER Of Wilmington and Miss MI LEN
y. RICHARDSON Of this village.
In West Brattleboyo Dec 9th, by Rev. j. Chandler GEO
H. HASTINGS Of Shrewsbury, Mass, aud LIZZIE r. Or
CT TT Of Brattleb1rl.
In North BeraarIston, Mass Dec 17th By Rev. D. II.
Ranney Col AhADIl HOWE Of Vernon, aud Miss CELIA
NJ PUTNAM, Of North Bernnr1ston.
In Lockport, T., Oct. 2ih, by Rev Mr.. Bennett H. H.
WHEELER, Esq, Of Jamaica, and Miss MINNIE S.
MACLAY, Of Lockport.
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NOTICE OF HEARING UPON MILITIA

/ -
~ Rf CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE OF VERMONT.
Notice hereby given that the uudcrsgned Commission
es appointed by the Governor NJ the state Of Vermont,
pursuant 20 an act OF the General Assembly OF this state,
entitled An act to appoint Commissioners to adjust and set
We cctn claims aud accounts fr expenditures for Military
purposes approved November 90 A. D. 1861, will me at
@ court House In Burlington, In Chtenden County on the
iSh uy OF December, A. d. 1861 for the purpose Of hear
ing ana determining all claims against this Sate accruing
prior 10 NOV 10 A. ID. 1861, "ur the costs charges aud cX
pees OF enrolling, ensnR sussting, clothing, supplying,
armnE equppng transporting, aul paying troops raised
under the authority Of this State the Governor thereof 10
De employed In aiding to suppress the present instruction
against the United States"
All persons having claims Of the description aforesaid
against THIS state, allowed months from the date Of
their said claims for allowance and the undersigned will hear
all such claims Mt the place above named. In the order in
wch they are presented, from the day above named, until
the expiration Of said two months
ALL CLAIMS NOT so PRESENTED, WILL BE BARRED. In or
der 10 facilitate the performance Of the duties OF the Comms
sion, Is earnestly desired by the undersigned that all such
claims he sentc the day Of meeting above named and
claimants will thereby receive their pay much sooner than
otherwise,
is ordered that this notice be published three weeks sue
cesvey In the Caedonian, published ut St. Johnsury, the
Vermont Phoenix, published at Bratteboro, the Rutland
Herald, published published at Rutland, the Burlington
Times published at Burlington the Green Mountain Free
wan published at Montpelier, the Bennington Banner pub
she at Bcnnngton the Mdebury Register, published Al
Mddebury, the St. Albans Messenger published Mt St. Al
BANS and the Vermont Standard published at Woodstock.
GEO. r. EDMUNDS,
F.E. woODBRIDGE, Commissioners.
GEO A. MERRILL, y
Dated this goth day Of November, A. D. 1SGl.-3w4o
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SCHENECTADY, ~ Y, August, goth. 1850.
Hon. GEO p. BALDWIN, Commssio Orange County,
NermontDedr Sir: I have analysed the following samples
of Liquors and Wines forwarded by You and find them be
perfectly pure, entirely free from all injurious and
well suited for medical use.
Four samples Of Brandy Of Gin Of Whskey and
Of Port Wine The Gin and Port Wine particularly
VI extra quality. CHARLES \. CHANDLER,
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry Union College.
We permitted to refer the following Commissioners,
Town Agents anI Physicians Of the State Of Vermont aud
in doing guided by desire to place before the public
those facts that in them selves evidence that in every
instance but the purest and desirable In line
will be offered for sale to customers.
RgrTnENcEs;-S W. Thayer, VI. D. Dean Of the Medical
Faculty In the University Of Vermont W. Carpenter Pro-
lessor, etc, the Vermont Unversity j. S. Pierce Agent
burlington County neutrality-suspicious. MITCHELL Chit
tendeni Calvin Blodgett, Israel Goodwin Aonzo Pearcc
Washngton Chtrlei Davis, 4. SlnbDrn, Caledonia; W. ii
IL Bingham. n. II Thomas, Lamollej Chester Spencer b.
frsbie, Rutland A. H. Gilmore, Hon George 7. Baldwin,
Orange Geo Fisher, Wnhdham; liorao Neelham and
Guorl, Aalisoni Hon. r. H. loy franklin County-tf20
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3ujO
The COnfcssions and Experience OF nm
Inynlid.
u. L. MORSE,
Secretary and Treasurer

PUBLIsHrD Tor the benefit and warning and a caution
to young who suffer from debility Premature
Decay ec.i supplying the timc the Of Self
Cure by who cured himself being put great
pense through medical imposition and quackery. Single
pics may be had of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Esq bedford, Kings County, ~ w. 10y enclosing postpaid
address, ID envelope. 3ml7
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

inc subscriber has opened to The public The Store recently
occupied by H. G. FISHER CO. and will endeavor to keep
at all times good ''or'ment u DRY GOODS which shall
offer Mt low pribcs for CASH.
Persons purchasing goods IN Brateboro are hereby nvt
cd to look at ny goods. oRIN SLATE.
Brattleboro, Sept 10th, 1861
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uIRAM CIRCUIT
West rraincboro, Dec. IS, 1871 TWO
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.



70 STATE srRgEr, OPPOSITE kLBr SrGEEr, BOSTON
Ahc extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years
continues 10 secrc Patents IN the United Sates also in
Great Britain France aud o1E foreign Countries Caveats
Specifications Bonds, Assignments, aud all Papers Draw
ngsfr Palents, executed on liberal terms, with dispatch
Researches made into Ape lean Foreign vuSks To deter
mine the validity or utility * Patents Inventons-and
legal other advice rendered in all matters Touching the
Copies Of the claims any Patent furnished hy re-
hitting One Dollar Assignments recorded Washington.
The Aeency Is not only the largest in New England hat
through inventors hage advantages Tor securing Patents
OF asceainng the patetiy % inventions unsurpassed
by not mmeasurabl, superior To- which can be offered
them elsewhere. The Testimonials below given prore that
none is MOLE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscribers and As 81 @ Is riE BEST PROOF
or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he
has abundant to be eyc and proye that
other office o, the kind the charges for professional
vices so moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber
during tTenty years past has enabled him to accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and ocbl decisions relative
to patents
These besides his Intensive library q legal and nec,an
cal works al fall accounts Of patents granted In the United
states and Europe render him ae, beyond question, to
All necessity Of journey washington to procure pa
tie It and the usual great delay there here sayed in
ventors.
vEsTIMoStALs.
50" regard Mr.. Eddy Of the tabie and sue
ee'sfi practitioners with whom have had Official inter
course" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have hesitation in assuring inventors they can
not employ person more competent and nastoythy aud
more capable Of putting their applications In a. se
cure Tor them an early and fayoaie consideration The
Patent Office" EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr. II. II, Eddy has made for tue TIIIREEEN appuca-
TONS on all but ONE of which patents have been granted
and that is nor pending. Such uumistakebl proof OF
great talent and ability his part leads
oil inventors to apply hn to procure their patents
they may be sure Of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed their cascs and very reasonable charges"
JOHN TAGGARr.
During eight months the subscriber IN Of his large
practice AIDE on triee rejected applications SIXTEEN
APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which dec ded In Ais GOr
by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Il. II. EDDY
Boston, Dec. 2 ls6l.-ly50
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NEW DRESS GOODS,
~ AT ORIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW NJ. DE LANES,
~ At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW PoPL Il SSIn SLATE. No., v.,, =, !, .....
NEW rRIN q s;,x SLATE, Ne, var, c,., .,,..
NEW DOMESTIC GINGHAMS,
~ At ORIN States New York Cash Store.
NEW EMBROIDERED REPS,
~ At oRIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW PLAIN REPS,
~ At ORIN States New York Cash Store.
NEW PRINTED CASHMERES,
~ At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW PRINTED THIBET MERINOES.
~ At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW UNBLEACHED COTTONS.
~ At oRIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW BLEACHED COTTONS,
~ At ORIN States New York Cash Store.
NEW CANTON FLANNELS,
~ At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW HOOP SKIRTS,
~ At oRlN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW BALMoRALs,
~ At ORIN STATES Now York Cash Store.
NEW WOOL SHAWLS.
~ NORIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW BROCIIE SIIAWLS,
~ AtORIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW FANCY SILKS.
~ AtORiN States New York Cash Store
NEW BLACK SILKS,
~ At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
~ At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW CHEMISE YOKES,
~ At ORIN States New York Cash Store
LADIES W0RSTED DRAWERS AND VESTS,
At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store
EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
ID r Y G. O O u 5
FOR SALE CHEAP
| 1-T All are invited to call at
0RIN STATES New York Cash Store
! Sept. 16.h 1901.
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= GAL NO TIC T. s


Dr. UADLEY, associate Of Or. Blake, Gi0 Broadway, New
York, will visit the evcr, lous, Btileboro, Thursday and
Friday, the OH and 10th Of January, 1852, and intends to
his visit the first Thursday aid Friday each month;
where any afflicted with Cancers Tumors consult
him with regard their His remedy gives e
pain In cases. AMI Is very speedy aud ectu In
moving the disease. Special attention also given to the
treatment Of Scrodous and other long standing diseases
No charge for consultations.
4w51 WM. H. HADLEY, NJ. D.
The n Y Tribune says II you have good article for
sale. and 1t is something that everybody wants then adver
tsc it. This one II the many good suggestions made by the
Tribune and propose to follow II. We have got Dr.
Ginjrls Homeopathic Curves Tor sale and take adj
vantage Of the large circulation of this paper to let people
know it. They too well known already curative
agents to need much said in their praise and shall only
say that complete assortment I've found Mt l. N TcRN
Drattlcburo and + WoOD's, Bellows Falls Agents, OF
they will he any part Of the country receipt 81
the price, rs cents, by addressing
Philip lee, 1855 William street, Ntw-York.
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