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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25
THE EDITOR.

THE EDITOR.
-. Ei,or Wha wills To please.
a., hums'V rrawl uPan hrs knees.
,,ik,ss the hssd that beats him;
!, dhs dare attempt To walk,
-, ,os The msrk thai others shsik,
,,I edaes 10 Oh tina; meets him,
"a. one your sabjerts are too gave
-, nsrh morality yOa have
r,o ,a4eh abasi rshsion.
-. ne sssas waeh ~ wEaF3 tales,
a, .l,p sAod gassIs. ~Ha has s"d scales
d. T. ihsr. Ike pigeoa.
live to read. another e'les,
rso.. maaslroas ias',iOaabls lies
I, .,s.sF aar1s ihass spEsis;
-,p,,s 4 ii Rags aa'i Y Gems and Lords
81 .,,i-r aar. sli gotta. hotjss,
III. sse 20 iIEs a. h"Tsls.
=, q, cas- me. we'se hii sanngh
Il, s,sh eoaiouaasd lose suck stuff.
Tociaze the lair creation.
-. us some fereaI fsrsiga news
q aa.saas, forks, the Greeks add Jews,
Dr. aay other nation.
n, nan Of drilled scaoasi,e lore,
a.ri Ike 20 see lutte mote,
heaps u Greek ssd Lat NJ
r nrreala,s ra.hgs have the PIies
3. .,a,heru rti,go aud rice.
d. Iaa,a silks and satin.
4. aq~, encs, I want more fsn.
1 pi'y are, do,s or pun,
rus o. a nddle.
a long 9 rnlssi nary news.
A. ne ~ wOhiiy earoal views,
al ra,aef aear hldle
7 So too, Of rlss.,c ssIl.
NJ ,,a gail ms eande qnll,
A. =, aal assiusl he paper,
T.. Inc literary fools,
o. a "a' colleges 81 : hools,
o., ea's te si5l.sst rsPer.
1 ,sf 3nss I wan. 10 see,
.rt''d Up sansty,
h4:s,y 10 ali thugs
IA 8. E 'lneous hOdgs.Poags pria,,
,oa .osed I only give the hint,
mm.i iauous small things.
ls,.t some marriage news, says Miss,
Re a.tlu,cs my highest biiss
{ ga Of weddings plenty;
Erb time OF general rain
Ag'. .pasrs from the drought, It's plsin-
Il eas, not one ~ twenty
aaa, to hear Of death says ODE
0. opse totally undoas
a,.ss e., or fevers;
/, LET answers fuii a. wise.
l1nIter nave the "a aud riso
~ 'aeoon skins and beaver.
Som. s,gntfS a ssyrc, wish
70 o,w ,1I then a savory dIsh
e. p,li,lcs TO shI, them.
here We res; a, perfrr, ease.
~ should they swear the moon vas cheese
We nevcs should dispute them.
n rave - humorous. Wild or tame,
Lofty Or low it's al the same,
roo naughty or too humble;
Nd ve'y editorial wight
N,' 1oaght 10 do bu, Iat is .righ,,
And lie, the grunbieTs grumhle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
~ &c t,fh1' shall haze a place. .ooa rs we
set through with Nr. Ne5slers speech.
rr,M, ~ saturdays MAIL.

Liverpool deas to tho 1t u April has hem roeesad al
Vow York by tho chip Charles Carroll. cupt Loo They
CONTAIN intelligence t has heen ma h} tho
lfonh OF ENGLAND ar I'll uof tho inuses engaged in ihA
Amacan uad1. rh'Gtta saf 'lisht ielu IN III .oitin
market. Nothing further Of mt .f'.t.
From Now Orleans hzai that TIE ,ooin ,IJpar and
depot rhs Eeut hnnsa Of liaLe, Watt y Co which
doomed anpfs aah la. iasd, aul II ui1 viii ak5 with
som 100 J. hautaln Nv o.isuus anl Natahs;.
iu Mobile udass u Lad Nv Orleans. TIM last
rapefs mention ae.sr a,ar5s haw Dennen n &c Rob
en, Bcail X Co. Archibald B,onA mad Jud,4 ul,heoek
SONS very hsry,
Ia kehuoml, hour Of another sfsa failure mud ohafa
expected bat mr. not outots ID 10 nt'nn names.
livery thug Is sloom, Al Now York nosail5. Among
TIC rumofad idures ia Arthur fappan y Co
The NV NorkConnit'e fraeh'l Waiinsufl on Tdzs-
day last AMI tn President had dssnatod 4, NJ ta neat
day Tor la, reN. Aeeorlnsl, an interview held at
TINT hour, and written commune read 10 tho Pisaidint
whchhs promo to talks ne confederation unj r1.ponl 10 on
fLufsdav.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

~ 1 Is sand that Con. Jackson Is severe suffer
rby ,helaure olthc great Tennessee house OF eat
man. Woods s; Co., and that he had also loaned ms
nameto a relation. closely connected with land spe-
caI,flo,s 10 the amount Ct S3Oo5O0 viii the
Globe sui say that there Is no pressure "hl'h any
homes, man" need care about VIII 1t sui abuse
the " land speculaors' as the primary cause oil 'h'.
pressure. when Gen Jackson himself has gwen
to onc of these Spectators such enormous 'aa'H-
ties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
HOT Sc OF DELEGATES.
AZ

Ouio--Wm. Mcconnell Is elected, by la, e
majority over l.roe, \. Clarke; both Whis3.
kING GEOEGE--Edwnd II. Ta,loc (Whie)
la DR.. Crison (Ndn -.
KING WlLLIAM-Snauel H. Robinson has
,apel nded John \. Shad@itl, tht late delegate :
both \ aaite,.
PRINCE WILLIAM-M1N uIna. Jls,,) re-
elected.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. Gool,on (ecety)
80 koactt +. Stewart 81 both Nnitcs.
SMllll--Joss DAVIS W.. .. e. Robert, % s..
both Y 1ltes. One precinct lie heard nom.
ROSSEl.l.-M IN. Gibson (eleetcd) le7, laNcN
GrrN =, - Gilmore l03, K. k. KrIwlne A.;
al NHprr,.#
CtLIEPER--Ambro~eP. lld YAM re-clcct.
"a, - e0Qoaiy al -, oscrJonos Green tWhe)
SPDHI,N LNANlA-O NJ. Crlclhcld
lBaaA .@"scled without opp0suon.
PAihlGh--Isaoe Adam. lNanl elected by d
,mttmaopg.
A-NILlLSmuGi2,c {. Kinney 5ll,
a. cad > +. HcC0t III: all Nh,a,
EArll--Col. Andrew II. Byrd q AM 1c- elected.
p0CAiiONIAS--1ohuG CIV lNan)
hLLEGu hNI--Wm c. lloilaN ~ (Nan.)
Ji.liI hNDN-Pejor (Whia) 80, Lpca. YAM
~, CO. Il y emaiey iN.l 3a3, tfaolaua lNa.)
-. t#u.H,#I,s,.
uANP~uIst--Wu. 0acl " bIal a94, CoL
Geos=r Par, 4 H) ii, IL c#I9 Ibonas sloan
- az t4aslah pu4h q } $50 "a " hl- e.a.
R9,fJ&GHtN--Sam Cootcs s}3 4.ac
I.soaas,,!93, ,ai.aed y E.lli.SHilll22: al w
HAeDl-Jo.,a Null. lN3.f,,#cisc,.1.
= tGf--.tula NcphrrouI9s. teiseiod - Nv.
ia-'r =, Ja.o5 {. h.le -. vi ae"# IL, al Naa.
G1bt.s->Imo. Chapman by5 MAJORITY over
O.. kna: b3th Yam.
MAR s!lhLa-Nr. N,.Yuu 4 tj r.=e'oe,ci
3sa Il .'a.r.4 If -eneor n. I. ,i@rss lWla-5
EoE-tp5Hso1 y Gn43a1a, anj re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

" Mr. Wise, in his Norfolk speech, differs We
widely from Mr. Webster in relation 10 the poll
s"9nheAlng TEXAS to the Union. il which me1-
a,o"e' he says, has the South any hope OF sac
= hut, he remarks.
~. mere too, we are compassed about by our enc
, Strange that the South should have supper
tsa .oFhern Candidate in view Of that great ques-
on, ''"dl IeraS be 0Hnefed Sir, it is the only
s'uoh Oh which the Van Buren, party IN Congress
f5ra "oil- tommttal. Ask New-l orker, Nor
''h oil any party, fhe will vote to admit or AID
pe'ng Texas into the | nion,& he will tell YOU
aa. =, p'ofliy aud taty--No not any terms. How
baya Wv n' land e ON that subject Whenever we
beco' "a' an Arkansas they have had Michigan to
L f ne" State. Admit that the shameful III
|aa,' OF the Administration in defending Florid"
|m<u handful of Indians, will not retard her adj
04Ica'' '' ieaSt ten years, the now Territory ct
IBp>,da,. VIII become a State sooh as FLORIDA.
linn, - lorIda we have not another piece OF terra
Ives onSet against all that wide stret hing domain
e41 'e acihe, north of Missouri, our OF which ut
| H. on"oie non sayeholdipg States may be caiv
S1D,I our only hope to restore the equilibrium OF
md an' sase-hodng power is to add the rlch
| Mr. YAM "i p lerltory OF Texas. Now, sir will
Iqr tr ~, putehs friends pledge for him to dc some
''Y' 'pe south, admitting that he will do nothing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
>5a- WHISTLES SpnLC4f.

,.-,. r..
:" s''.'s - '''A='
80 ''' - -
VI - ''''''' - - '.'"',aN +. ''''-
70 -.
W "''N'
- - N..''
''''' - ''''
'4o @f"esion 'i P2''e" '7-'5 'r'" cen i.'a 81 II,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
{. II. /. ). Z. Ii. g. Total
john Wills (Whts) 2I4 e3l "a sc 80 ,sa
W, Danlel,J (Naul go leg los 80 90 SCI

1t viii be seeuthot only ABOUT one-thrl of the
" his turacd out ulisycm. Then indifference was
ptounced 5g the acthai only one individual of then
parry could be induced to take the field as a candi-
date, aud they knew that II impossible to elect
han, running single-handed. Indeed tie general
wish seemed 10 be that the Wings might stay ava,
from the polls altogether not only IN this COUNTY hat
III every county IN the State, and throw tie whole
government u,o the hands of the ll>uuhuggers. un-
der the belief taat the people would soon become
sick OF ther mlc,'and call upon the Nhigsto come
to their rcliei. The u bje aud Compiler are both
wrong in atulbuting The election q Mcssrs. Daniel
aud Gheathamto " local causes" They we've not
opposed, because suitable persons could mol tr ia
duced to become candidates. and they succeeded,
because they were not thus opposed. THAI Is the
whole secret.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

It's only necessary 10 state thc vote oll1sy year.
sho" that the foregoing is by meaus 10 be regarded
as criterion of the strength OF parties in this
county. We selcct'he VOC forthe two highest can
didate5 Last Spring:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

+. McMullcn K. +. Bradley \. lessee.
Washington. 3o3 100
Russell, pa - -
All Nanltes--t,gott aud Lee 10 vote. Mac Re
election pretty certain.
PuSyiraaia Districl--payid p,er YAM re-cicc'-
ed by a small, though pna~eerIahed MAJORITY o'cf
Pcvton Grpvcly tWbIgA 800,
Rcricl1 Di5ijc,-C harles James foulknef tN hig)
succeeds Mir. pooaIdson (N an BY a jar@e majority
over Or. John Hedges (N.l
Rycliuebaa District-Anderson Moiici Nan)
lrttgd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
gUr,s, Flowers. 1so,,nbaxiYhcs, &c.

Hotirei and lor saie al toe Pfices, by t. b
ESTE$
ANN BONES Artificial Curls consisting Of
wy red, white, and every shade OF colour,
SO doz Artificial Flowers, Slrss aud Wreatls, very
cheap,
ps black and colourcd BonbaAncs, fine to cAua
TIM, very low,
New sfSle Curtain Caicors,
New syle Muslin Drpcrt for Curtains,
\ aIgr =sullnem Of Common aud Dunash Mo
ieeus,
Ncw sfylc frluece, ILL, cotton and morHcd.
\ lree Il sorlInelt Plaid MuslHs, very handsome
patterns,
Supcror black Italian Silks.
Mays Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
o.. keEs1:aSs ~! ~

Loah out to, Slender
y hopes tins Gyor will be rec procMed the sub
scrlbcfs have concluded, alter looking efer their
money, TO spac the price OF An aderHeeheht al
though times extremely hard, When they con-
sider ii /, not though seishnes4, but philanthropy
aud ssense of duty individual owes 10 another,
10 caution The community against loungeis that arc
Going about the country, " seeking whom they may
deyour." They are no advantage TO any person, and
i pest society. And we do hope that editors, Tor
the regard thoy entertain Ton their puuctua patrons,
Will give notice OF this character gfantons inser.
ton ~ then respective papers; for he that would
want his eating and drinking gratis, would want ids
rradmg on the same terms. The subject OF this no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
NOTICE..

Y VIE subscribers ha,in s9i h ontiro interest in the
of u. Bcracr in. \ Co to d. Berger, Jf. and pn
ch1scd his interest in III Of NoWi Boracr Co
will continue the h IN lsnchhug under the firm Of
San'l Nov In and son, StM'L. NDWLlN
JOS. r. NONLlN.
MAY 3 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CAMPO

Nc have before announced The result OF tie eec
ton IN tins county, but have been able previous
y To obtain statement of the polls
Ftr House q Delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
PETEY. r.. Ezf,
Agent for Games 81 WIN. Booker,
ON WEST STREET, LHNCEHDURG

u ESPECTFUTLl iniorlns his friends and tho
~ public generally, that he has recently removed
and opened general assortment OF Liquors OF alt
kinds Nuts and Confectionery, together with
large quantity of other articles in his line OF bns-
ness including Liquor, ofeeery and the best quaiity
procured from the celebrated house Of Woodgate a.
Davis, IN. YORK; ALL of which Will be furnished to
his patrons the most accommodating terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
a. RrEDGCg,p PRFCis.
E'SsFs S.ESEE.

A rh-rc vii h,a change ia my business on the
inst ot August neHl | am ,ciy DESTROYS Of
reducing my Stock - much Is possible, previous 10
that time. To effect thai object, | an determined
10 n1e, my GOOD utyery reduced price.
Rly ,'oek Is large, and embraces handsome va
rely most 81 which was recently purchased IN the
NerhPra tllos, GA lhe bet terms. All lhos, wishing
to buy great bug.uus, will do well 10 give me u call
,s 3aata .scd 10 hold out grsdt Inducements to,
Tia CASH. | oly asi. call from huyery,a /
am confident ot giyIu2 saUslaelioa. Tho following
hle a NV ~ Lho hLl.cl-- NJ nh lLInnh nnnc AeI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
BATS ANs, SHOES.

GST REX EINED, nrgc and gcner ! assortment Mems
~ bne aud drb inf and black Satin Ilai', hom ~ 10
-, IHlm.u Ito Hats Youths shaker tapa g..
\ lar assortment gencncns Boots mud Sho7. Walking
a1A Dancing Pumps, Hdts' Calf San und Morocco Nnlk
M Shoe Ladies srn kil Morocco und calf slippers
Ch1rcn's boots and Shoaa Nc e..
MARTIN, WARDS DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
l.sGMEsssE, a;&X =, 1872.
CAMPBELL ELECTION.

W. nubsh in another column, statement
,he polls in this county, well for die
.se Of impartins information II our read rs,
,h ,bc view ottestins the truth OF the ste,cotypcj
,,.o used in Il letter rom Lynchburg 10 the Rich
ID En,uircr writt,p, We imagine, b, some Office
Il, ,bat Oil Campbell is redeemed from mo
1,,, Uh;ggerg = and that " the real people" ("ha,
,,,seps,cal biarney y the real people, who were
,,,vallc delalsl BY the entieing name of Wig.
:. IN the principles Of Democracy, are daily opening
,,.;, eve, to the decepuonS of the federal parry and
- cast ,ptnrnin. Ia thrir Lrs lote"-(ahat sckrniag
.,n, rs well a, downright misstatenent = The WI
=, ala, The mango N Campbell cont of Lynch
h,,,l and in Amherst, il favor Of the administrations
Is very consider Die
Now in reference to the Canfbdl election, W
.,,,e vha, We honestly believe, that, lad Mes>r5.
rl, and u'nieg, been again candidates or had tie
wbs, brot ,h cat in ths,r stead uaexcepuonable
,,s, ot the came principle thry might have been e
,,ced even by larger ajorIiN than the w ss oh
canned last Spring. Fer a. to these changes " ont
o,I,ncbburg" tli,y are lie the lri.huln', aea--
},s leucf.wrlr were called tpo' II PIT his finger
ma, tle,p they would not be ti4cre Il Nil pc s'cn
,Ia less than 7o0totas Died in die county the
sminc-ts year taclr Wcn nrtwern IL AID u u.
Last ycar Mr.. Dal,I received a51 votes, all Neu.,~
this wear j3s. 81 whom Ne support loo NJ
VIII s. Where, tilu, the cadence 81 tn.,
:" rhanre" niIat I e itcr-a Itcr ts lie Elqa.lei
spells OF! lie caDlet ia;rnl - a. taot the HG..
VIII, voted Tor NJ. u tdeI, 'opeAin- ta~ll yes,'
aud rrtnrning 10 thr .,f love-, beg',,sr, to, ..e
most party, try reside "a ,yochoarl, ana Ils sr,st
- III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

o. Also, agent Tor Henry II. Booker. ne
would inform his fliens both in town and. country
(the latter particularly that he has obtaiped Il
cense for keeping an ordinary, at which their recep-
ton and accommodation VIII be such as he fiatters
himself will afori Universal satisfaction. F. +. b.
Nav stH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
-Four o,he. counties To hear from.
Northern Neck District.
john IullaiCrro Nv \ Col. ]. HibSo.
l0lO
Caroline DiStlqo

Caroline ~ Nm, V,lG,,, "a
ESSEX. l2I kmS 4 Queen .,
= Mi1'lDnse, ~
leo
- ~
JI,,i..,, ,,,,i,,i, -,
-.
~ 1l5.''r WIS i'pt''a"'ea IL TAG hN' 'oh.'a''
- - ''''" ''o'"' v 'u'')
ne 4,dfaare-tioll anl S,l,,f#a,, oaTtol IN
lhe Nashville Com,nerrIl lr,., Grim a ,r,,natogI
pcr cont. premium. anl Cnncl Sl,..pn,, na,,. II
percent. What STRONGER ,,,l.a.#e J....#,a> an.
need that N tnolshins tA, [. :. Ban. Con. t,rl.
son DESTROYED pie best cuilcn,> IN lhe uotll1 Al.
though the L. States Bank j., nov , .St,,. ,.,,t,
tun gall. - much eoutlrs,, h4. tI, nnll, j., ,b,
all aud ju.eiunsn,s. u i,h vlj.35i r. e,a,,r.d H.,
y ,'''''' - - d, q '"e H''a"-
- 20 wan ''s 'o''"''.=''l ''"i'"'y OF
E" ~ .. '.''' ~ o'oe'
'',N ''. '''''' ''e - '''''' 'N' t'' cent 10
~ - Nv = "'' '''''s n' nun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

illuminated DoJr PLates.--We saw. few days ago,
s.nupe ola ne Nnd of dooiplat 1t Is formed OF
hck glass, ground the inner surface on the
other surface is placed the IN metallic letters,
fastened with rivels the plate set in a handsome
frame Of brass silver suit the other furniture OF
the door. BY day is handsome door-plate of the
usual appearance; at night an entry lamp makes the
name more conspicuous ON the outside OF the door
than ii would appear in sunlight.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

, The Farmers Bank Of Chattahoochie, in Co
lunjns, Georgia, we are told by the Milledse-
vile Journal OF the 18th ult has been compelled, by
the heavy made upon it, 10 suspend spec" pay
ments. 'rhasWe go!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

Tins district VAS represented III the last Cou.la.s
by III. John Eoane lNau)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
John VI. Hunt md Robert smith,
lstuANtttii.

IRGINIA arls day held ta Clerk Office OF he
snperiorcnur oil law aud chancer} for the county
OF Cunpbell IN Monday tn 1t day Of Aay, 1887
Robert Robinson AMI Andrew {. Elliott, merchants aud
ponrI trndins under The s md frm OF Robinson x Eli
lott llaiuhs'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

Mallory majority s.. Tia, distract represented
IN tue last Congress by Gcotge Loyal tNau)
lpdsh,agtea Dishic,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

f.. NcMnllcn.

COL. Easle WIS the late Senator.
U0sjiapta District.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

VIRGINIA :--Atutdl, DIV lid IN the Clerks Oies of
the circuit superior coa. ol ha and ehanccy, holden
for the county of Campbell Monday The ls day OF May
1887;
Elijah Fletcher and Richard H. 1olcr, printers mud pnrt
ners under the finn aud y le Of Fletcher Toler, Pitn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

Maya
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-17
American Truss----.g0QaitR's
Patent.

THIS Truss is now gaining the full conf
IL fdence of the public, although but recent
y offered for sale. The grand aim Of the in
ventor has been TO secure a uniform pressure
upon the Hernia, in whatever position the
wearer may place himself. TINS OBJECT HAS
agEN ATTAINED. The great error regarding the
pad or cushion has been the cause of the al
most universal failure TO effect cures, BY the
use Of Huls and other common Trusses
The Amuic0n Truss has been BROUGHT TO
PERFECTION by substituting more philosophic-
al and maniiestly judicious form aud consiruc-
ton so that the ease and safety of the wearer
is studied, together with The great ultimate OBJ
ject, PERFECT CURE. Those afflicted with
Hernia will do well TO make a trial of this
Truss, as the patients chance of being cured is
lessened, the longer case is protracied, and
casualties may greatly increase the danger.
Bepartcular TO inquire for the American
Truss, Jaquilh's Patent
For sale at Bratlleboro, by
WILLISTON & TYLER, and
JOHN BURNHAM & Co.
Dec, 1896. 3meopl
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ink Shake the bottle well before pouring any
out aud lis property Of resisting attempts TO
oblilerate il will be more fully insured.
Prepared by Thaddeus Davids, 222 William
st. and i43 Maiden Lane, New York, and for
sale at the RECESS, Brick Row, Braiileboro,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-17
STO " Els.

THE subscribers have this day received in adj
dition 10 their former stock Of Box, PaIlor and
Cook Stoves, large supply Of the celebrated
Rotary improved, Premium, and Prophecy
Stoves;
which comprise all Of the most improve
ed patterns; aud will be sold as low as can
be purchased elsewhere, for cash or approved
credit; and all wishing TO purchase Conant's
or Parker's Stoves will please call on The sub
scribers and examine their stock Of Stoves now
on hand, before purchasing elsewhere, as they
will find no genuine Conanfs or ParkeF's, ex-
ccpt at the new Stone Building. opposite the
Brick Row, No. /.
DICKINSON & CHANDLER.
Bratteboro, Jan. Is, 1897. 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-17
PAY THE PRINTER.


Here comes winter, here comes winter
storms of hail-and snow--and sleet
Pay the Prinler,pay the Printer
Let him warm his hands and feet
Here comes winter, here comes winter
Whitening every hill and dale
PAY the Printer pay the Printer,
Send your money by the mail
Pay the Printer, pay the Printer
All remember his just due,
In cold winter, in cold winter,
He wants cash as well as you.
Merry winter, merry winter,
# will be, if all do right
Pay the Printer, pay the Printer
Do the thing that is polite.
Happy winter, happy winter,
Hark the jingling of the bells
TO the Printer, TO the Printer,
What sad tales their music tells
All! poor Printer !--ah poor rnter!--
Your subscribers frolic all,
In the winter, in the winter,
But neer think of you at all
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-17
Cooking, ParlOur and Box
g = 9 " q s.:

Of the most approved kinds and among
them are the Rotary, but we would mention
more particularly the erery 'chere celebrated
COaieai Store, meaning every where they
have been used,
Their stock comprises a more general as
sortment than ever before offered, aud as
most of the goods have been purchased at
auction and low prices, they are enabled to
offer them at wholesale and retail at prices
that cannot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Shipping Furs and all kinds Of Produce
taken, aud liberal prices given
Brattleboro, Dec. T. IA