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NEW GOODS.

A NEW and splendid assortment of French,
IN Irish, English and American Day GooDs,
just received and for sale at very low prices
Please call and examine for yourselves A
mong them are
Silks Gro de France, gro de Naples, gro
de Lyons, gro dc Swiss, Poult de Soul, color
ed and figured Saiins. ALEPINES-Blue-
Black, Blue, Brown Black and Green. Copd
aud plaid Poplns; French Muslins aud JAG
onets English, French and American Prints ;
Ginghams Furniturcs and Furniture Dimoty
plain, figured, plaid and striped Cambrcs; plain
figured and plaid Muslns. Brown and bleach
ed Sheelings and Shirtngs; a large aud good
assortment Of Summer SIuls superfine and
coarse Damask Cloths aud Diapers colored
aud brown Table Covers Marseiles Quilts
Irish Linens; A, Sd, g-S Linen Sheetngs,-
and other Goods too numerous 10 particularize.
A. L. DWINELL.
Braitlcboro, April 81, 1897. 81
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N Il w G o o ID s.
BLAKE s. CO.,

"AVE received a general assortment of
III new PIECE GOODS, comprising
large variety of the latest style aud fashion, too
numerous to particularize, which they offer for
sale at prices warranted 10 meet the exigency
of The present "tiard Times" and which they
will be pleased to show 10 purchasers with the
assurance of giving them good Goods At great
bargains, for cash, produce or approved credit.
Also-A large stock Of Groceries, Salt, Iron
aud Steel, Nails, Oil and Paints, Hardware,
Crockery, &c. &c.
Glover Herds Grass and Red Top Seed.
Brattleboro, April 81, 1897. SO
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fin .ans,oer to the Original Enigma, No. .

-
am word of thirteen letters, and the name
of body of water.
Admired, is what dandies and faded beau
lies strive to be; and is spelled by the 8, 8, /,
A, 8, IL and s, letters of the Enigmatical word.
Mermaid, (the /, II, 7, /, -, and 81
shows US the being of Imagination.
Adamant, (the 10, 8, o, /, II, 10 and 81 is
the mineral stone.
Madam, (the 1, -, s, o and ~ is applied
10 females only.
.ararat, (the IL, 8, 9, 7, 10 and 81 is the
Eastern .4rkicai mountain.
Madrid, (the /, 8, 8, 8, 4 and 81 is the Eu-
ropean city.
.andanfe, (the 9, IS, 5, 10, 10, and 6,) IS the
(rather slow and distinct) Term (the 8, IL,
and y made use Of in music
Mind, (the /, A, Is and 81 is what every
person possesses (if sane).
Name, 1.-THE 10, 10, and 6,) is found out.
And MEDITERRANEAN tests the solu-
ton. VERNON.
Solutions have also been received from 'Phlomah,
'C*s***s,' IN. M. S. 'B. ii. d. "A. b. Il. A
w. t. and s. T. F. Of Braiteboro; -. NJ. j.,
and. r. of Putney; IF. p Of West TownsheDd
M. W. Of East Townshend; 20. 5. H. Of Dover
and sWest Winchester
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PRINCE EUGENE.

"a THIS celebrated English Horse
ENNr@S was bred by Mr. John Baker, of ST.
kV Armands, l.. O., and is 9years old
~ this spring. This Horse was sir
ed Dy back Snake-Snake by Prince Lebco
from Long Island; his dam from the imported
horse ST. Paul, his grand-dam by Messenger.
Eugene may be found at the following pla-
ces, yiz;-Mondays, at the stable Of the sub.
scriber, West Braltleboro; Tuesdays, Marlbo-
70 Centre; Wednesdays, Williamsyille, New
fame; Thursdays, John M. ovis', Dummers-
ton; Fridays and Saturdays, al Bugbee's, Brat
ileboro.
Farmers and others who are wishing to i'm
prove their breed Of Horses are invited 10 call
and examine for themselves, before contracting
elsewhere,
~ Terms made knoion at the Stables.
Good Pasluripg provided for Mares from q
distance. Casualties al the risk OF The owner,
Season to commence the 9Th OF May and end
the Isl of July.
ALBERT, BENNETT.
West Brattleboro, April 20, 1887. IS
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For the Vermont Phpnix.
ORIGINAL ENIGMA, NO. {

ORIGINAL ENIGMA, NO. 8.
am word of eleven letters, and am subject Of
much conversation
My IL, 10, 8 and Z, is an appendage belonging to
flower.
NY s, and 8, is an instrument used to stop the
mouth.
NY IL, 10, g, A and 7 is a yapour.
nv 6, IL, 10, 4, 10 and 8, is possession IN land.
MyS IL, 10, 8, 9 and 7, is value.
NV 10, 8, A and Z, is used for carrying burdens.
nv ], and 10, is what all persons do.
NV 8, I and a, is precious stone.
nv s, 4, 5 and 8, is pledge.
NV IL, A, 8 and 1, is an herb
My IL, 1914, Band Sis place Of fashionable amose'
inent.
NV 7, 8, 4and 10, stood.
My 2, !, 4 and 10. is what all 'oomen shoula'D
MY Z, a, 2, 5 and is disease
NV n, and 2, is an ep'ibet often used
Myl, Z, and 4, is a lady's name.
nv 2, 0, 8, 10, 10 and !, is also lady's name'
NV 10, 4, Z and I, is TO conquer. 49,
nv Z, and 9, is what the women like best
My Q, 4 aud 3, is a small horse.
NV whole is what old women and some yoGng ones
talk about most, in my opinion. $780,
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Brighton Market--Monday, MAY q, 1887.

(heporied Tor the ID. Advertiser & Patriot.)
AT market, ABS Beef Cattle, Ia pairs Working Ok
en-, 20 Cows and Calves, and 200 Swine. About 100
Beef Cattle unsold.
PRICES-Beef Cattie-The arrival Of the Ohio
Cattle has furnished move than supply, and further
reduction Of about SOC per hundred has been submitted
TO-. We quote few extra So; first quality Mt 20 a
10; second quality 9 10 rs; aud third quality
at 80 a @ 75.
Working Ozsn-No sales were made known TO Us.
Cotes and CaiUes-Saes noticed at 500, 20
%, 30, SO and 40.
S'cine-Dull. lot close was taken Mt &c for
Sows and for Barrows; also, lot at Sc than
half Barrows; also, lot Of very large at &c, and
lot al l-2. Al retail, to ii liz for Sows, and
to ii for Barrows, according 10 size and quality.
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HATS. Z HATS.

YVNHE subscriber has on hand and for sale, a
Il large assortment Of the most fashionable
Hats now worn and manufactured from the
very best of materials that can be procured,
viz :-Genilemens plain and brush black and
drab Hats; do. Napt, from 81 90 TO Ssl 90; fine
and Napt Broad Brims, for old gentlemen; Sat
in Beaver Hats, warranted fur bodies, for 50 80.
As make Hating exclusively my business,
can and will sell Hats al prices that cannot
be undersold, for the same quality.
WILLIAM HYDE.
Brattleboro, April 81, 1897. "a
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0 ~ Il W GOODS.
Ii. IL. MERRELL,

III AS again received his usual supply OF
III GOODS, which have been carefully
selected fromthe Spring Trade Aud would
cordially invite all old friends and patrons
TO call, being assured that they will not get
shaved too close, as the saying is, these hard
times. Oue word to the Ladies--you that
are in want Of a BONNET of the finest
TIP, please call and examine--prices from
3s. to IS. Most kinds of Produce receiy-
ed in exchange-also, Cash at discount, as
usual
Guiford Centre May 2, 1887. 35
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and is years old this Spring
He is the largest of the Sherman Morgan
Stock, and weighs between 1 and l200-color,
a beautiful light chestnut.
PEp,4SEE.- Morgan dc Forest was got by
the well known Horse Cock Of the Rock; (the
best colt Of the old Sherman .MorgGn) out of
the noted HarftceH Mare, sired by the famous
Stock Horse De Forest, imported by Doctor
Jarvis, Of Claremont, n. II. There can be no
question as to the blood Of this fine horse,
which can be traced directly back on the mares
side to distinguished imported English Mare.
Farmers, and lovers of good horses, are re-
ouested to examine this Horse before they make
any contracts for their breeding mares. His
action and carriage are very superior, and he
is not surpassed by any Stallion in the country,
for trotting.
The owners of this fine horse have been Mt
much expense TO procure one of the best young
horses in the state, and they know they have
succeeded, as Ear as muscular power, speed,
beauty and fine proportion can be combined in
one horse; and his stock, which is now three
years old bids fair TO be of the very first rate,
and commands as high price as any stock on
Connecticut River, Of the same age. The
owners can produce Certificates Of the above
assertion to all unbelievers.
DE FOREST will stand the ensuing sea-
son Us ls)lfONS. AZ " . bA1Otc J
from Saturday morning to Monday noon; at
Bernardston, (Chase's) from O'Clock Monday
afternoon, TO 10 O'Clock A. Nj. Tuesday; at
Greenfield, (Col Wright's) from l O'Clock
Tuesday, to A p. Nj. Wednesday; at Gill,
(Cheney's) from O'Clock, P. M. Wednesday,
to 0, A. NJ. Thursday; at Mortified, MAT
toon's) from / | O'Clock, TO p Nj. Thursday;
at Winchester, (Wison's) from Thursday
p. M. TO Friday noon; at Hinsdale, (Graveso
| from 9 10 p Nj. Friday.
| Season to commence the 18th inst. and end
on the LIST of July. All mares disposed of be-
/ fore the time of foaing, will be considered with
! (oal. All casualties Of the mare at the risk OF
the owner. Terms--Ten Dollars the Season.
l.. FAIR,
ID. HARTWELL.
n r., The above Horse will be tended by
Mr.. Hartwell, who raised him, and who will
give all information that may be required as TO
pedigree, speed, docity of temper, csc.
RTettleboro. NAV A. 1887. So
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u,rh,oOds.-On Saturday, King,
n ~. .a' smith succeeded in arrestlng a
3 lna ,v V dashing females,--the ringlea-
4 very Of six--who have been commit
Ip'I r,,y.nsiye depredations upon the dry
sAi a,a nv town. These ladies', when
'I Tle,,e Justice Palmer, were decorated
tII ms;c J" and rare" and dressed in the
b. r., hmm SS~te monde ofthe season. The
fn ne s Seeu pursued by these fair fora
S's 50 oi IN a party of two or three reg i, to
g. bl !" store, and while one OF the
ii ,a,a engaged the attention Of the
laelSS ,i r Clerk with her fascinating
g.ormnsnions always amused them
r. I, c SOorTeting "some unconsidered tri-
10 Sea- SaSs also been in the habit of per-
|1ey . IaIo that they were the daugh,
ne O'', merchants of long standing and
sOu 1,u.h;I;tv-and many were the rich
|'p PSiah i il said they have victimized
} |, V "" Green ones out Of under the idea
lns g. having the way for a connection
FY wel1 II, and interesting character.
be 'enu'' "' N. Y. Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-12
200 Dozen Hoes,

NTARRANTED to be manufactured from
w German Steel of the first quality. Also
80 Doz. Hoes manufactured from "Naylors a.
Co.'s" best refined Cast Steel, for sale by the
manufacturer 10 Hinsdale. Country tradera
can be supplied on the most reasonable terms,
All orders will be punctually attended 10, and
Hoes sent to all parts of New England if di.
rected
All persons indebted to me either by note or
account are requested TO make payment forth-
with. p. ii. MERRILL.
lnsdale, ~ H. April IL, 1887. 6waa
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House, Sign and Ornamental
P.EEN'TE. NG.
GEORGE III. MERRIAM

WOULD inform the people of this village
w that he has taken a shop in the first
building north of Chase's Stage House, up
stairs, where he will attend TO Sign and Orns-
mental Painting, limitations Of Wood, Marble,
&c. &c.
He will also attend to HOUSE PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING.
Brattleboro, March Is, 1887. epIstf2a
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
WoRcEsTER, SIS. Court of Common Pleas,
at Worcester, March Term, 1887.

at Worcester, March Term, 1887.
ALFRED ARNOLD, Plaintiff
HIRAM II. HERvEy, Defendant.
I'm a plea of the case, for the recovery Of
IL $500, money paid by the Plaintiff for the
use of said Hewey, and S400, money lent by
the Plaintiff to said Hervey, and $3.50 for
money received by said Hervey, to the Plain
tiG's use, &c. as appears by the writ in this
action. And now, il appearing in said Court,
that said Defendant at the time Of the service
of said writ, was not an inhabitant of, or resi-
dent in, this Commonwealth; 1t is ordered,
THAI notice be given to said Defendant, to APP
pear at the next term of said Court, to be
holden at Worcester aforesaid, on the third
Monday of June next, or his default will be
recorded, and judgment rendered against him;
and that said notice be given by publishing an
atiested copy of this order, in some Newspaper,
printed in marlborough, three weeks sue
cessively, the last publication to be thirty days
before the sitting Of said Court, or by serving
him with an attested copy of said notice, thirty
days before the sitting of said Court.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
IS - jos. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, NAV,

Reported for the Jour. Of Commerce.
At Market 500 Beef Cattle, and so Mich Cows; no
Sheep at market.
The Beef Of fair quality, but the demand contn-
ues limited $50 were taken ut from Sc 1-2 to $40,
average price So 10 the l00b.
Cows-Nearly all sold at from $40 to $40 each
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MILLINERY AND DREss-MAKING
MISS y. N. GRANT.

HAS just received fashionable assortment
IL Of spring aud summer BONNETS, con-
sisting Of Straw, French and English Tuscan,
Silk, &c. which she offers 10 her friends aud
the public, on as reasonable terms as can be
purchased.
ALso-Dresses, Bonnets and Caps made
with particular care, and in the latest fashion.
Colrain, Mass. May 5, 1887. F36
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PEnKINsyrLLE. VI. April 10. 1897.


PERKiNsvILLE, VI. April 10, 1887
Mr. Thomson, Sir IL send you n statement
Of what think Of your Trusses. have been
afflicted with Hernia Tor sixteen years, aud
for the last ten years unable TO do any work, or
wear any kind of Truss could find; and have
travelled in all the seaports aud capital towns
from Newburyport, N. II. TO Baltimore, Md,
and tried all kinds could hear Of In the
months of January and February, 1886, was
unable, Tor q considerable part of the time, TO
walk from my house TO my shop, aud part ofthe
tiue was confined to my bed. ! called upon
Doctor Twtchell the third time to see If he
could not relieve me he told me Of your Truss,
said you had new article, which be thought
would relieve me. The Sth day Of March,
1886, applied one Of your Trusses, and in a
short time was able TO labor On the first day
of September, commenced work in my shop,
and have shod horses and done all kinds OF
work. without the least inconvenience or dan
ger on account oe Hernia, and think that in a
short time shall BE- perfectly cured Ct The rup-
ture. would recommend to every one that Is
troubled with Hernia, TO apply one Of your
Trusses without delay.
GIDEON CHAPLIN, Jr
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r,,,,y LOST IN THE SNow.-On
.,.,, ET'T respectable individual (, from
moln, nps.d ofClare, in Suffolk, related
ghOCI ar ,be officers of Lambeth street,
one =, "" relo,ive to the loss of a whole
|pTle li.,isg Of husband, wife, and three
c0n :, snpsars that, on Monday evening,
p J., SlOm their residence to visit and
OUT , ,,v@ with a relation at Glare. On
Oee ,Sa "pfortnnate parties were over
FlV In sne M, J,', snow, which drifted about
h .. w o ' and on the day after,
!, s n found quite dead and frozen.
fIe Dill ''' canada paper.
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DIED,

In Nelson, N. Fl. Mrs. Sybil, wife of Amos
Head, Esq. aged IS.
In Greenfield, Mass. Mrs. Lucy Grennell,
wife of Mr. William Grennell, aged rs years.
In Mortified, Mass. Miss Olive Moiiat,
aged 80.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-12

Neto York.-The New York Commercial Of the
9th instant, gives the following account Of the money
affairs 10 that ciiys-
pyaH street, one o'cloek.-The excitement contin-
in Wall street, and the people yet nger there in
crowds Among the calamiiies Of the day is the
pension Of the strong house Of John Ward Co. Like
many others who have given way. they have supera-
bundance of means, but cannot command them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-12
Cash Store and Ne,C
q o u DIS.

TJNHE subscriber respectfully invites all those
Il who are wishing TO purchase Goods
cheap, to call and examine for themselves.
Benton's Gold and Silver currency is want
ed in exchange for Goods, al the following low
prices;
Best Young Hyson Tea SOC. per ID.
Ii. 5. Tea 3ic. do.
Souchong Tea 34c. do
Brown Havana Sugar l0c. do.
Old Java Culee l5c. do
Raisns &c. do.
Great bargains in BROADCLOTHS and
CAS- SIMERES.
Tuscan Bonnets, latest style, from to 9s
Also Dunslabie aud Eleven Braid Bonnets.-
A prime assortment OF KID SLIPS.
Straw Cord purchased, and the highest
price paid in Goods.
Produce, of all kinds, taken at cash price
PHILIP MARTIN.
Guillord, S. Village, May s. 1897. &c
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Last cali-Save one.
A LII persons having unsettled accounts or
n notes with the subscriber, must settle them
before the lsl of June, OF they will be LETT for
collection. Particular agreements excepted.
GEORGE BUGBEE.
Brattleboro, May 10, 1897. SO
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NOTICE.

NNHE'subscribers assignees of James Reyes,
n hereby give notice that they have consti-
tuted PAyroN II. CHANDLER their agent, TO
transact any business touching the sales of
Goods, the settlement of accounts, notes, &C.
of said assignment.
JOHN SMITH, )..
DAVID CHANDLER, Assignees'
PutneY April 20, 1897.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that the
Goods belonging TO the above assignment will
be sold rery ior for ready pay or approved La
bilities. pEYTON. II. CHANDLER.
Iaas sseyFHsSTrii 20, 1887. 50
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aLOOk at this.
TRUSS.

TENHE subscriber has just received the follow
IL ing valuable recommendation in addition
TO the large number before received.
ISAAC THOMPSON.
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Carpeting.

StUPERFINE, fine aud common Carpeting,
- of new and splendid patterns. Stain Car
petings, plain and printed Floor Cloths, just re-
ceived and for sale low, by
April 25, 1888. A. T.. DWiNELL.
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!, N,tmsrs Ouidone.-A short time
a' ''imal' called Yankee Pedtar, made
. s'r' in this county, offering the peo-
|, S ST comforts sake, few pounds Of
,,bs ~, strained honey. This article be-
y. ...i here, almost every grocer and many
Y boucbt and ate. 1t now turns out
I. mir mime honey is nothing more or less
\. .'mnound mixture of chalk, soda and
], manufactured somewhere up in par-
-NOr,ralk Chronicle.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
yHNHE Copartnersbip heretofore existing be-
"A tween the subscribers under The firm Of
u Burnham 4 $. Gregory was dissolved by
mutual consent the 25lh lust.
STEPHEN GREGORY,
JOHN BURNHAM.
April 81, 1887 ~
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Grape vine RO0fs.

ISABELLA, Catawta and Bland for sale
il 1881 by J. STEEN.
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No, York Commiitee.-The committee
IN Y, merchants have been to WASH
and returned. The President refused
l. with them except in writing. They
Il their requests in writing, to which
I,ient returned a written reply and re-
4 arele to them. He, however, gave
r,onragement to comply with their re-
4 suspend the payment of custom-house
Gazette.
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Herds Grass Seed,

NOR sale by b. r. MERRELL.
IL Guilford Centre, April 26, 1887. 81
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Morgan DE Forest.

THIS celebrated Morgan
~ fks~sTyN Horse was bred by Derrick
fUS Sf-S$sA tHartwe of Langdon, n, Ii.
] ~ and is years old this Spring.
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EwB,iv.-A down east Editor, says, Il
! edit nv paper, keep all my books for
Dsr and other business, do all my out
aness, put up all orders for goods, do
Jurisprudence, generally direct my pa
|sl upon customers, have the care Of my
! office, saw and split my wood, make
/, feed my hens, instruct my children,
L babies. besides other business. With
and a rigid economy, ] hope to gain
|ng, when 'Iget start.
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and a rigid economy, hope to gain
|ng, when Iget start.
| take pleasure in announcing the arrival
btain Marryatt, the popular novelist, in
tbec, yesterday. He puts up at the A
! Hotel.-N. Y. Com. Ado.
bsG.-An Irish brute named John Bar
plugged bis wife's eye out yesterday in
km square. The monster was conveyed
tOIice, and committed to bride-well His
late wife was taken to the hospital
u Herald.
SrlclDE AT CINclNNATI.-Not less than
anl bodies, some dead, and the rest we
cleft to die, have been found at Cincin-
lhn the last three months according to
ftiHnati Post.
kllSs OF THE BRAvE.-The bones OF
n, Travis, Bowie and the other defend
Plano, had been gathered, placed in one
rnd buried with military honors.
IERS TRADE.-Upwards of 200 laden
Ve left Philadelphia for the West during
two months, NEARLY double the amount
FhOe Of the last years trade.
~ EvENT.-Mr. John Nc Clure, OF
70. Pa. went into his cellar and shot
while his wife was lying dead in the
he has left nine children.
OF THE BIRcH.-A writer on schoo
pc says, without a liberal use of the
impossible to make boys smart"
IR CAPTURED.-The British brig Of
ahdeTeT, has arrived at New Providence
captured on her passage from Jamaica
Glse Guineaman with upwards of fouI
Africans on board.
Nd Rirer Raf.-It is stated on tn,
o. letter from Capt. Riddle, of the
" ETadlcator, that the raft is now al
WIN the exception of about tire,
is anticipated that boats will b,
pass through it in the course of tn,
rasOn.
~ L'beraiiy,--The amount of none,
IN one church at Peoria, Illinois
tpaSt SIX months, was t,centy-thre,
aN'ars, of which $4,000 were 70
slnent of a college, and the remainde
oSpurposes.
~ nom Singapore, Nov. 10, says
"osee the safe return here of Rev. Mr.
Ro Missionary, from an excur
, Iuuos Patriot gives an account of
G received his timber from a mill
ed ''ps sI l!nereirom fifteen by twenty fou
o vwss ~ and weatherboarded it pu
s-al I uoor frames, and partly painte'
,S lecturer, named Blanchard, wa
n SSuayS ago, at Chambersburgh, Pa
"' anu came near being tarred an
tb,, IpOes'-lt is said in the New Yor
w 6sr Io.a'oes exposed to warm sur
than :, P'unllng, VIII be week NOR
h 90" Iuose planted in a common wa,
Az "" ue no doubt of the fact.
IaiaS!cs'-It is said, if YOU fill flowe
I iil i full ofquick lime, cover this wit
.bo,, tle iiowers may be thus obtaine
OnS '' llme and at all seasonsl Tn
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ne. whenever it rises by the swellin
Is,d ium Washington, that the Go,
the S WSted some million or two of th
west, to be carted back to ii
6r !, :" osl trust they will "whip up Ii
N ! ! can do no good unless i &C come .,
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ens s ueI IS another decline this wee
ss5 az ga oarrel. Western is now sci
ut c ~ Detroit. The Free Press
IuMbS Uu ia the following particular
two o. Of buildings burnt IS about II
% Of t y which were wood, and abo,
Ehapic" e e9 occupied as stores, eroceri
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-12
ID. HARTWELL.

n r., The above Horse will be tended by
Mr.. Hartwell who raised him, and who will
give all information that may be required as to
pedigree, speed, dociIity of temper, &c.&c. &c.
Brattleboro, May A, 1887. 80