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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

sh' WIS in he habit Of attending twice
was accossen b. iaan cn t,fh Street. ~ shs
III her name was Lot VI 81 -. She -. '"4hirel
lie stated lha hsr brotier lay 1T lip ,i'' }e,.
and hat he Lad been sent explesslv al.
TO his bed SIDE; ethouehtle>>l, A, ,,,, La
lie conducted her 10 house N "a l..a His.
aud showed hcf INTO durl, room The A1''f.
dark Gunt- hrf cUutlGcmsn'. which - h'it
Two wetks. dining vino tne 81 ~. s.'s v
treated with considerable violence kx the u, -
had her in bis custody. She cuuIdn o, -, - VI.
ctuntenaGec Of lie man, who ,.si,.l ~ -
there was 4 womaif who WAS in the lat,t of -. III
10 her room whom slic think, she sl.nId ~ Il.
size were to see hfl again, as size unon ol,,, e.
c11rleda candle with her iito the rnon, ~ lA
ul5ht Of hef escape tie door had been Iett mi, -.
whether By accident or design. size wa, unalI,, w.
Her nauatse Is couoboratcdhy the tcslnony ~ =
lady with" hpm 81 resides who represents UT
called at Eer Louise on thceyenine Of her bg'''a.'
and onquired tor Miss A., and Who stated a
brother WAS dangerously ILL pon benny ,nl i't
she MAS at singing school he answered that he 80, wan
20 for her. There IS much mystery involved y, .'1
affair, aud we hope that paius or exer,io,s '''
be omitted to bring the perperator or ucrpet,a, u.
50 foul an act to justice. We shall endea,a, y
obtain the proceedings Of the examination for mia
cation. Ff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

MISSISSlPPI,-The papers of this state are dis
GUESSING with earncStness the cUnyocation of cXs
ira session of their Legislature. The Nachez Her
aid rcpfobatS the idea that il Is the intention of the
Governor, to propose a stop law, and urges wrh
great reason. that "thcre other means of aid
kno"n to the Executive of the State, bur which can
not be applied without the passage oil a law auhGr-
Using the same--and II is 10 doubt with sole re-
terence To these egltind means that the session Eas
been called, only Two weeks 'rrr than was contrm-
plated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
DOMESTiC INTELLIGENCE.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.

NV loNK, ApflI y.
An order vas received tbs morning from the De-
partment at " ashingon cnto the coll elton oi
all bonds unpaid at the Cnstom-houSe of SnYeaded
merchants without delay Guem Deus ra" Pfrdefe,
Sc--,ou know the rest. Does the Government wish
to stimulate IN outraged population 10 tie verge OF
rebellion trust not. hope not. But " hat (
hard hearted. reckless, eNtorona;e course Is tins
First break the merchants and thea lun them IN
courts oflaa, Is this the policy
Stoek, hal aspasm upwards tTday. lt.sbut a
spa,m. Sltmday is day Which usually forms Ger
t1ia operations tthe Board OF Broker--too !3ag to
ex;hdln--a DAY when stocks jump up ldlie'
On Mosaay sails the Liver DOL paehetof the Is.
From 10 to II per cent. is the premium for bills on
London. English soycreigns sell lor five dollars,
aud a iiHie more.
A sub committee of fifteen from the fifty will
leave here Monday for Washington.
Nat Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

u c5M II IL I'otonar.--At haul OF the spacious
,elna atho Indian lIe13 L3a!ine the other day, fish
cd by Geo. II. Snoot E>a. upwards OF Serca bua-
drea &0eaa4a hcfgi0oS were taken besides large
number sia, stnrgeoa rock, perch and every des-
criPion OF fish which .ia.5 home inths highway OF
die lnnN NO. GLobe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
eNZgs' BOOK q.

M L have Just received the following very interest
w ing new Publications, VIZ:
Lie OF Aaron Bar, by NJ. l.. Davis.
Lie OF Thomas Jefferson, by Geo. Tucher,
Hannah Noples Complete Works,
Lie Of Hannah Moore,
ColsrlIges Table Talk,
Pilgrims Progress, new ed. 30 cents,
P"huctl Grammar of the L. States.
Bui"er's France, social, literary and political,
Stewards Adventures in capturing Murell,
Glaidr Al Barmetl, Novel;
Religious Opinions of Washington,
Letters to Dung Ladies. by Mrs. Sigourney.
Dlmond's Essays on the Principles of Morality,
tlye's Elem. Treatise on Anatomy,
me Manufacturing Districts Of England, by Head
The Percy Anecdotes,
Nobar,son's and Gibbons Rome
Modern Europe.
History Of England, &c. &c.
For sale by MARTIN & LATHAM
March Ii Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

FROM MOBlLE.-A meeting OF the citizens OF
Mobile was held ON the 22d inst. at which resolu-
tons passed in favor Of an immediate call OF the
Legislature They express themselves opposed to
all " stop laws" any law tending TO impair the OBJ
legation OF contracts. They recommend that the
Governor call a meeting OF the Legislature, andtha
that body when assembled shall pass law Tor the
lief of the people under the present c9H1Nerclal em
barrassments, based ON the issue OF 'te Bonds,
bearing an interest OF six per cent, payne sem an
nuaIy, aid redeemable in twenty yeafs-or BY
authorizing the several Banks to issue Post Notes,
al twelve months receivable in payment OF debts,
of the 81 pended debts, under protest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

ANo2}L TRicK.-A lufiaH--Ne cannot cal linn
othcr"lse-a stranger III oar al.ty, collected a
thousand dollars oil the paper o1 one four dow IL
town banks received the specie for them at the
counter and shortly returned nh an of1r 10 sell il
hackto the cashier at a Ircnium of , ucr cent
WecaN upon all our banks to btn are OF .nch seuuf-
dreis-"r call upon our citizens to vl>it with iher
Scsercst measure Of punishment such hcar'cSS n, r.
ans-and ~ wara these Nreo he. tbeHst,,c4 that. 3
The first renewal Of such Fraudulent arf. ne vi "a,
pose iheir names. characters. and Cccupailai.. T..
Ia stoga and Vengeance q Ia vEolc conatuul.y.
" Or'eaos Ffgc A-acrselg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

w A9iii 'GIt y, ~ : y.
In the case of Richard II. White. Indicted m o53r
Cncuit Court upon CHARGE OF burning the 1rea>n-
rN building in March, 1883 and now tried on that
Indictment fer the third time, die inry after beiny
shut up three days and nights, camc INFO Court
Yesterday morning, again without Il verdict. de-
c'arn@ that they should never be able to agree 1inop
The Jurors were, of COURSE dsc!args l., Tie
CoIrt.
pom The quilt ornnocence Of the accused in this
case We have no opinion to express. Bar. really il
apPems 10 u.s. that, guilty OF thc o!TtLc,
charged, he has been already severely punished hy
tIHrtIon" and tedious liaIs, and rlany months
confinement, without llhor or exercise in 6urao vs.
connrodlous Jail. If innocent, he has yer, dearly
pad the pcGalty of keeping tie company OF men
more wicked than himself N,I yt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

/
delr neiehbors, b. the llse apfeaTnee> 81 what
General Jaek so IN hi farewell aa, called pros-
Hsri and happiness. And Il i5ey Hemea ct feeling.
Wi. d1ihe To- ash them. If fhce sueHlt % friend.
nj blessed iii keen sgt Is themselves, walking
dong Front ueet night and iai fhtous la staie III
20 a cellar and break his neck, would they condemn
LIN 70 his want OF sharp eyes, and let e rson es-
raa. al oCusure. who from Cafeie s>ness or malice
lad len tie crate OPEN That those should as
crhc altogether 70 oserraalng.ahd excessive sleeu-
ton the disaster, winch are every udN dcehluidlihg,
..4a.e Obligation II IL To- shield iioln public odium
hetrue aunr qt5sr natural bur Is not easy 10
see hos Others ean justify themselves II stopping
shefl OF the true source 81 The u5s cliiei. Ivory
word tIcy utter Is seled upon ~ the press o the
pln insir.t.un, which las dtnuigd II. ell with
tha measures Of General Jackson, in oider to draw
Oh tic pubic fbn tie true scent, an as me- fluhful
editors Of those jog.aals iahe Special care to LEI,
ttr readcra re ncue bi IL n g.motfs which 90
prove the ranor t.rdency Of those measures. they
actually fcr.e their strongest support from the ad-
nI'z-.ts of their opponents. THIS will be seen every
as ia the couus 81 the oilell paper At Washington,
whichbeng read bs thousands ol all parts OF
Tie uitrd States, who see no ott er paper IS enabled
to make false Impressions on the public mud from
materials furnished by lis very enemies Even the
Journal of Commerce, OF tic commercial city oil New
NotE, has beer aHlty Of tie iHdi,ofetion OF giving
uitcnancc II he doctrine that deeper cause ex-
l>s for the distress which peryac- the country
than the spirit If speculation aud overading Of the
American mere hants and the English bankers. In
auen pting too Ia make this appear, IN the Journal
rf2Gh April, the additional Edl,crctioG Las been
mtcd oi %tea'll ea1ggcraiiag the amount oi accom-
uolatioas extended by the latter t. the former,
which rafH from the mos authentic sources, has
mot exceeded .he sum of twenty mIlllous 81 dollars.
without property er available securities III hand, or
IN tfaasoe. But even had the amount been great
illv millions tie sum as cfted by the Journal, what
inference la iNor Of overriding could have been
f'tl4 f,ttl / ttft ~ he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

aor from View loth s.y,ta4i the inns a4e
50 h'3 th't the watches have stopped. We az
SURPRISED At that, because they are tn oag bts,i.4
c'ladc.er- tat can afford to 2o: III lie, can ~.
l9ter' III the end OF OF time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

s.EeeGsssECE AND SWEET OIL.
tSI1 received, supply of best Calabria Liqu-
- rce-al,o, few dozen Bordeaux OIL of superior
quality, suitable for manufacturers. For sale by
JAMES r. ROYALI.
April e Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

The Races over tie New Market Co,,,.o
mcnced on Thursday last. and have heen r,.. yum
" interesting. The particulars are taken 694a
Petersburg Constellation. '" '1e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
SEV. BOssEEVX respectfully ann

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
" 10 Fail Goo ds.
BUTTON & CLARK

HAvE just received large assortment Of
II Goods, suitable for the Fall and Winter
trade, consisting Of
Broadcloths and Cassimcrcs, (nll qualities
and colors); English aud French Mcrinoes Ga
large assorimenf; Astrakhan Cloths for La
dies cloaks "a new aricle) red and black Me-
rino Shawls Plaid do; colored Alepnes, BLK
do. Vestings, black Silk Velvets, Eng. Elan
nels, English French and American Prints Ga
large assortmenD, Ladies' black and colored
Worsted Hose, black Silk do, Ladies' super
Kid Gloves, Gents do, Buckskin Gloves and
Miitens, and many other articles 100 numerous
to particularize. $40
--htSO--
Brown Sheetings and ShrIings, Cotton
FlauneIs, Diaper, Crash, Weddings; Battings,
Wicking, &c. All the above articles will be
sold at The lowest prices for CASH, or in ex-
change for Flanneis, Tow Cloth aud most
kinds Of Produce.
Brattlebcro, Oct IL. 1897. g
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
For the Vernon, Phoenix.
An imitation Of "The winters wreath"

An imitation OF zine Wtutcfs Wfoohs
My Esther is Geranium,
She needs the fondcst care;
She is my bcauteous Moss-rose,
For elegance is there.
And she Is my Lily oil the Vale,
My Mountain Daisy too,
MY precious modest Violet,
Whose sweet brings II TO view.
She 3 my ''cnging Jassan,ine,
In fragile grace arrayed,"
The loveliest flower in ''fancy's WREATH
"Yet stunning vain parade"
Fairest, sweetest, where all are fair
New beauties bud and bloom,
She "rcigns unarm'd," and throws around
Millinuous perfume.
I'll be Amaranth and Ivy
Forever cIingng round,
A leaf that changes cannot soil
In friendships garland bound.
Flowers, Amaranlh and Ivy
Wen tie them all in one,
And 'iove' shall be our 'ribond-grdss,'
And Christ our life and sun.
Halifax, Sept, %. AMELIA.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
DIR. MARsHALL,s
v'cSef0bfc, indian, RSack
r z a S r. Il r..

This Plaster is unrivaled for curing Scroiii-
lous Sweliings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back,
Flesh Wounds, Pains IN the Sides, Hips and
Limbs; and seldom fails TO give relief 10 local
Rheumatsms. Ifapplied to the side il will
cure many of the common Liver Complaints,
aud il is found to be equal if not superior 10
any Corn Plaster for Corns on the feet. The
virtues OF the Plaster have been witnessed by
thousands Of respectable individuals in various
paris Of the United States, who have tested
us efficacy Price 25 cents per box.
For sale for the proprietor, by WILLIS
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81 February 2, 1897. t.l .N eoply22
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
sizes. English paper.

"A Beautiful Sentiment. The following ex-
tract is the concluding passage in the late Proc
lamation for Thanksgiving in Mass. by Gov.
Edward Everett. II should be written upon
every mans heart. 'scand'd and conn'd by
rote,' that every day Of life, should be festi-
val to humanity: e,s,st U
Sand the good people of the commonwealth
are earnestly invited to make the Annual
Thanksgiving matter not merely Of custom
airy observance but of sincere feeling Ia sea-
son for kind social sentiments the forgiy-
eness ofinjuries,--for acts Of good neighbor-
hood, and especially for the charitable reme,n-
herance of the Poor, to whom every harvest il
scanty and every year unprosperous, and whose
wants are designed by Providence to call forth
the virtues of their more favored felowmen.
The Buffalo Journal proposes that the
Florida War. be let out to the States Of Ten.
nessee and Kentucky BY The job.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27

TRAoic AFrAIR-ThIee sloves nbscond
ed from their master in Frederick county,
Va, on the night Of the 30th ult., and pas
sed within two miles of Clearspring on the
Sd inst where two persons Of that neigh.
borhood, judging them to be runnways,
agreed to take different courses in the noun
tain in quest OF them. One of these pursu.
ers overlook and collared the hindmost mr.
gro, upon which the others got in the rear OF
the captor and feled him 10 the earth with
bludgeons-leaving him for dead, as the
wounded negro informs me. am happy
to add that the man was sufficiently recover
ed to tell the tale and show his bruised head
in Cearspring, yesterday. The runaways
reached the vicinity Of Mercersburgh on
Wednesday, and were housed by decoy
negro, who the same afternoon appraised
some consiables of the town Of the fact.
Messrs. Hawker, Weiser, Maxwell. and
Swygart, repaired TO the hut at the mouth Of
SINNERS Gap, found the negroes in dark
garnet, and summoned them 10 surrender
In reply, one OF the slaves, bright mulutto,
swore that he would die sooner than do so !;
and moreover, that no four men could take
him alive. AT this moment, finding that the
constable was edging closer TO pounce upon
him. he grasped scythe, and commenced
the work of death, for he killed poor Swy-
CART with most dreadful cut, which expos
ed the abdominal viscera TO view. He next
laid bare Hawker's ribs. besides giving him
severe cut in the back. Maxwell likewise
had his clothes cut, and one side OF his nose
slit up. And by some mishap, this despera-
do slashed gaping wound nearly loot long
into the thigh OF his brother runaway, Dan.
as well as severing the delloid muscle ofihe
same negro's right arm, thereby exposing
the shoulder bone six inches long As poor
Swygar was dying, cessation Of hostili-
ties took place, and he was carried into the
open air. In the meantime the two negroes
who were no, disabled, passed down stairs.
After the lapse Of few minutes The mulai-
TO returned TO the garret for his hat-had
some converse with the disabled negro-bade
him good bye" and departed-since which
period no trace of the negroes has been Oh.
tanned baltimore Patriot
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
No. 2Os washington street, Boston,
Iu,orfer and Dealer IN English, Canton, French,
German 4 american Fancy GOODIES Gallery

,h SD Nu ---- fJi A.
is a catalogue OF some oi we
- various kinds OF Goods w: w mksslnls
constantly receiving from the Foreign ana 10
mcstc Manufacturer. ,ear.a 30,
In soliciting the custom OF mercnah's "nu
Dealers, he assures them that ne VIII sen '.'s
goods for Cash or Credit, at as low prices ana on
as good terms as can be iound IN any o"y :" pe
Union. l
Having but recently commenced pusin,'S, ny
will be pleased 10 sell Tor CASH AZ muyn ~"
or rate Of profit than Inc ola ana es,aps.e'
houses of the City are IN the pfacuce " uons-
RICH GOODS. Gold and silver fencii va.
SEES in great Variety gold, silver, shell, pearl ana
finely puinted Snuff and Tobacco Boxesi silver
Spoons, Thimbes, butter and fruit KNIVES;
peaFl, agate and glass silver mounted Seals; sii-
YER mounted Dirks. Scissors, Stilettocs, Emer-
les and Wakes; silver Tooth Picks, Whistles
and Rattles, variety of elegant pearl Watch
Stands: ladies' rich gold plated Head Bands,
Bracelets and Bouquet Holders; inlaid rose
wood and silver furnished Sewing Boxes; silver
plated teeth brush, soap and shaving Boxes;
god and silver Vinagrettes.
Cutlery. Pearl, ivory, stag, horn and
cocoa handled 1. 9, 8 and blade pen and pock-
ct Knives, of sRoge,s's,' Hunt's,' Crooks
q Rotheram & Bagshaw's' manufacture; desk,
bowie and pruning Knives; pearl, ivory aud
stag handled silver capped Dirk Knives; g'ehs
variety OF English and French manufacturer
haIofs 10 cases ON ca'nS a"u u.'n.s n'1' LII
Knives ana Scissors; Poche,' u StN ~ 49,"
ace ana common oc,sS"'s anu o1.a, ~ ~, 'n"S
iisi' ana herman MANS VI e'o'y ""' f'"'
NY wee.e,s, ~e. A.,;..n
- -, 81 Z;
Hair Brushes, Of all possible va,ied Sue anJ M
ish; clothes, nail, hat, comb, shaving aud shoe
Brushes, of great variety; j, ., s, aud row
me rehci''rn .s anu Aneli0a'' ~
es; CInmo ana ~. 'csi' Di"sneI. IN
coMhs' ihe no,y INN, r1, p 81" .,J S III,
prresi wrough, ana pam sue" DaoN a % ~.
Iomns; shei ana punno morn s'"'''
SMELL IVORY ana morn D,ess'hg oo,'oS' s"'. ,
ana ]apanned metallic lw'st oonips' p' a'u
gnu snen o'ae Conlns; .yDors Al
svArs, rEhr 49,, ,,.h;,. 81 81
mond peste onaVIng S9ap, o So W. E,. "''I
brown iohel'c anu onas,ng laps, TT,
transparent ana s.qu'spsy I'," c one
soaps bsWSon '',;. I'll, 81
Itac''pn oi ons nun o'o'", ." -, -
shaving soaps, W gIes, sa.'eE' T ,s", ',a"
french ana Aine,aSan ooogne rns ~ r. anI
Ieno'' u,' ~, ., u'S,'s', ,,. C,h;
pe'iumeu on.' s.,u pS'eJ Sus ,"s, y, ~.
eiai asso''he"' VI 'ic rien0, =. : 'o"
ets, 100 numerous 10 ps'u s., b; n Rssa,i
anugus' p segei pa. a"J rr.nnh .nd american
lens u nya,' sow @,,, ~ Re- '''
nun Iowu..' a"" - .mn srs
POCKET BookS' CAn ~ 1850 ~e;
PLAIN and inlald sne'i Caia Casesi pear ano
wrought IVORY Gard Eases ,gilt anu morocco 40.
Souvenirs, Note CaseS, memoIs r cSoss
tablet, thread and needle Eases OF oeautiu' hii,
ish and extensive, variety; ladies' silver and
steel mounted pocket Books, srnp'e ana com
bined with Gard Cases and Needle BOOKS iur,
nished and PLAIN; genuemen's nile.s ano
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27

Uncommon Triai--At the Orange co.
Circuit the following Trial took place on
Tuesday last.
James Decker was tried on an indictment
for eniicing from her parents without their
consent, and marrying her. girl under
fourteen years Of age, named Margaret
Relyea.
This offence is punishable by imprison-
ment in the State Prison for term not ex-
ceeding three years, or confinement in the
county jail for term not exceeding one
year, or by fine not exceeding one thous
and dollars, or by both Of the latter. The
prisoner is young man about nineteen
years Of age, and probably was not aware Of
the nature Of the offence and the punish
,nent prescribed for it in the statute He
appeared very much affected and wept FREE
Iy while the jury were out celebrating up
on his case; the parties resided in the vii
lagc Of Warwick, and from the testimony
i,appeared that the young bride was viii
ling victim. On the morning Of the elope
mcnt she proceeded on foot with her intend
ed and his sister, from Warwick to Eden
vile, distance of several miles. with
view of having the marriage solemnized be-
fore Esquire Houston. That gentleman be-
ing absent from home. the bride suggested
the proprirty OF going on TO Amity. declar-
ing, that IF IL ras not fred nor IL nerer
'cODid be fred" The jury returned YER
dict OF guilty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27

Desperate Encounter at Manchester uiM
a Highwayman--ln consequence OF the
robbery OF a gentleman named Royston. on
the morning of Sunday last, on the S,retford
new road, two officers proceeded on Mon
day afternoon into the ncighborhood Of Ec-
Giles, where they met u man answering the
description Of the party they were in search
Of One of the officers, Thomas Norbury,
wished TO speak to the man. and the latter
threatened TO shoot him il he dared TO ap-
proach him. Norbury. disregarding the
man threats, rushed upon him. and the fell
low drawing double barrelled pistol from
his breast, discharged the contents Of one oil
the barrels at the officer, who STOPPING sud-
denly, escaped unhurt The fellow then
levelled the pistol at Pollett, another OF the
officers, who was sanding not more than
two yards distant, but il providen,ially hap.
pened that the percussion cap fell of and the
pistol missed fire. The officers then had a
regular scuffie with him. and. throwing him
down, succeeded in securing him, but not
ill he had seriously hurt one OF them by a
blow on the head with pistol. He also at.
tempted TO draw large three edged dagger
which he had concealed under his clothes.
Upon searching him, the officers found a
brace Of pistols and plenty of powder aud
ball in his coat pockets. He had also sew.
eral pawn tickets in his possession. and il
turns on lhat he has been concerned in six
or sever highway rnbbrries committed ia
the n'''e'ie9thoed fleeare his nanr Ed
yafd |Iz |[Sa I||ElLi'1d III
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
WILLARD p. GIBSON.
FOR SALE BY

WiLLlSTON & TYLER, Bratleboro /;
A. Reyes, Putney WIN. G. Stimson & Co..
Boston; and by the Druggists generally.
N. b. Druggists aud Others wishing to pur-
chase the above Panacea, by the dozen can
have ii Of Willision & Tyler, Brauleboro, or
S. Burbank, Jr. Montpelier, on The same terms
sa of the proprielors. March, 1897. cply26
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
n AIN TIN G..
Or Reid,s Vegetable Liniment & EIectua

% AT Kinds Of 0rnSneilul anJ Chair Painting,
and Imitation Of various kinds Of wood aud
stone. Also, Sign Painting and Glazing
House painting and Paperng done at home
and abroad. eu
Cabinet Furniture taken in exchange for
painting chairs, &c. Old Furniture repaired
and vanished. sta
Paints mixed as usual and warranted to dry
well. Linseed Oil, by the gallon or barrel, as
cheap as can be bought in this town. Boiled
Oil, Japan, Putty, SC. "a ..., j. ~. Is.
f. VAN DOORN.
Brattleboro, Sept. 20, 1887. 3
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STOVES! STOVES,

THE subscribers respectfully inform IN |,
IL habltan,s Of Brattleboro and i,s ,.,.
that they have just received their fall and 4
ter supply Of ' v
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
Furniture and Chairs

THE subscriber continues his business at
his shop adjoining the Bridges aud has on
hand large and good assortment o. tGoma
York, Chairs, Elastic Table Cloths, tio'Na
pins, Rolling pins, Fancy Baskets, IMaiira"|
es for summer beds, of the first qualify, &c
Andharing erery facility for manufacturers
such as good machinery moyedbya wa'sI-PC'1
er, il is said none can offer 10 the pubic o'l|
better articles, and at less es,'nan 'n's
found a; his shop. ,J|
NIB. CABINET MAKERS can be larosns.
as usual, at his Shop with Furniture u
Chairs at wholesale prices.
Pine and Bass Lumber, Maple and pllcn u
ceived at his lumber yard, as usual. on,
ANTHONY VAN DoohN
July %, 1887.