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The herald., 1837-03-10
THE EYE.

lR ELLtoTT oemist, Professor q ne Ana,ony and
tep and study, nads the celebrated ocuis's in
Mea coes The So eaeys and O.
s1ssss T m The on s o ss ws de ss Ss ss
an Operation oxeep, N cases o. blindness when he opesass %
sPEcTACLE,.Dr eatestpsaurf,l, transparent medium
eye pss,y cool ryss %meas AID pssaSeos se and
al me same ine . every age Without no nscesy o. csahge
DR. T. begs TO state a he attend, d.eases o eye and
Ia Duane street f95tf
I AND OFFICE.-JoHN l. B0GARDUs. Attorney
the Brick Church or) city OF New Yefk urnos Mis-
Arkansas, Military Bearty General Land Office and West,
ser Isl, Rsssooay%as late w"p-s c"sda% vsI~s
tesr.h English Refugees from The U states canada
ii above o. ta% iau. 'S - r,
Those wbe parted with their discharges, wr,anis
y hs pas .sssa can sm eva se lends
Scotia and Texas beash and sold exchanged taxes paid s
titles sbained and perfected on Application 10 this
the United and other esntcmcs
several sections Of coaairy will be entitled to rs cent on an
s- Valuable farming and or saIe tho State sf Illinois ss
=, ss ee % 70 ~ s.
W0OD'scAKPENTE q MECHANICS
w TOOL STORE. -f Chatham and Chamber stieet N.
ysrsLJ has constantly r sale an excellent assortment Of
aud k. patent .e,t saws eaIers and ddrw isninr and
ssI ;,sst. and dies hsgsr.
circular Irng athes tapes da ~ng
smcnts wood boxes for cutting of all xes MI
an rows cutting npper. pliers nrc squares,
pas oil draw knives plane irons, and steel
ssuass oIow da wing tools Shelters Tatcnt
caioetmakers clamps copper glue pots blow Pipes &C
10 hlaee assortment OF Planes manufactured Nv a * H.
Baldwin New York. dso 9ms
ITO HOUSE AND CHURCH BUILDEKS.-
The subscrsr prepared orders Tor
kud of nealc used Houses Churches such
SSs rssi I e't s'
silver which certainly BY far rrefrablete plated metal as
hears arubine polishing to the consumption Of the metal n
plated ware there's nodo.st bat what
and bucrs of will also prefer H. All the builders and Pro
peo Houses invited to examine The specimens OF The
u;ss m qsa m s5i. ,s rrPSYW AT o,d
MANIFOLD DLETTER-W OR SELF.
~ COPYING APPARATUS for copy,ne Letters Invoices,
Bills &cThc subscriber be call the attention sf mef
chants urofsona genemen and travellers generoy ~ I've
which the tedious task " csppr entre overcome ts tDrm
40 hight and compact that he into small trunk o.
wiling desk For sale, wh.s.ale aad retail, by N
4 CD. FOLSOM, SatIoner and Bo~kseler,
/ u Ne.4o FULTON, one door above Pearl 81
ITO MECHANICS. pROPRIETORS OF
| - HOUSES AND HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, AND
HOUSE KEEPERS IN GENERAL The subscriber off ~ to
Of oa drrcnt thcknssse. useful @ crates ard fen.
e &C w course OF this week. and he really to supply
uer. ad prorrrtors Of hoass with house furniture such
Of the mst appnv ~ workmanship and latest and
public and rvac hossekecpers s-ppcd with
o. h :, IL w v,s usss os, % 'sa 'es napna
beat pattern, and warranted 10 kaep their colour =
Prices very rr0deate, ard any anlcrs executed BY
| DIR LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
| AQVA AMMONIA, AND SPIRITS OF Nj
~ IRE AND ETIiER-Ihese three articles of best quality
| NAV be had in any quantity Of
iisy Dr. LEWIS TEUCHTwANGER, sI7 Broadway.
The herald., 1837-03-10
KEEP YOUR FEET DrY.-'

IN viii get ct you there" .ad ycrson of
my "Thcre said he, Er have p,
ofRchards Water Poof Boots On" Ricards wha h. RI
cads1 why he keeps the lar at assortment ~ Waer " Of
Bo-ts and shoes the city Canal street. rhabk
will have a pair before night" RecoIleet
-" RICHARDS No 21s Canal street
BA splcnd sotnent Of ladies' and Geu'cncn. and
Children India R.bber Shcesnlso all kinds of Water
Proof msde offnda Rnbei Cloth faced hoskns
with Ladies' aad GcntIemens Water Patent Mockasis
or over Cork Soes &C Ony call and viii
the larrcst assortment hest qdas ~ tho lowest prices ever
heard wae Proof Boots only 60 70 10 o. 50 per sood
''e' RICnARps, No. 27s caoslstr-et,
The larrest uanuf-cu and Oldest the block
The herald., 1837-03-10

vl DIES s. Leonard street, we., Of B.sadwaym
E GaSs ss
eeas s short
v.s $ spaf @ assou rss q ..s
She has variety I o. ap r. smd
in ih, City and New Ensana from which she deems i Seni
To,elem aray eoncs,~: Tni. certify that Mis-. J. !
Ens~sdss q ss' . s
ssoT N% y TINT requisite Ca NJ ps GsRso
pleasure testify ia favor Of Miss y Preseo,rs know
ed o. bs s & oy % snse En
M New York December i, 1884. 80 '''' sH3
skill tse arr Of wnns can chserfy and confidently
Boston, Juy 25, 1881. IN. Ncni r
bic perfectly Wei approved memSsr ci,5s n.tiiaon Ia
mas Es se h sa
mon Arithmetic Latin Sc ant she has NY entire condolences n
nsp I SSSr % sod i osS
,,..., A.. No. - pssceptor @ Mon'aoHtA Acade'ny.
The high testimonials character and scholarship which
Affection sa and
.dass s s % % 5 and 1 %s % s
thsgnt might BE- useful e her ~ establishing herself as an nstc
Portland February q4th, 1879 '''' = IS.
Besides testimonials she hns her character
and scholarship e from the iSov Sl,, % 9s ssn,lemsn-
| n Hon T. HmroN wisss Me-
| Hon. j. NJ HARPER, late member Of Congress; IL ~
And numerous other equally honorable that be seen by
ealing a her residence, 80 Leonard street, Il
Miss Prescott happy that she has been nstlcHg in
unqualified saiisacoa hundreds Of sdes nau,ed
and single; the above branches and whom she
Pe,no,sp- Under Miss Prescous triton the uupi may in
eighteen easy les OF hour each break the elsi
y ass mSe I % pSn ay abe sSs .Ss :. neat % S
desirable Two terms arc quite ssfc nt to nsa soss who
Including stationary and penmakius, $40 per tenn
Reddag-Ts three months, four days each
week, each embaces knowledge Or
tho spelling and as oaae pronunciation, comprising the
course tho most cnica rules OF accent sany emPhasis
AMI Ladies be assured 9f their style and Of
becoing good readers that so period CHARGE $40
Engnsh Grannar penors who habually steak bad
more corr Ct hearers They not aware ta every
sentence they utter Is as Obvious . the as black on the
Grammar, Mss Prescott adopts tosthsk the well known
wo o, e nss S9 s aa1 10 - s a. s of
the of her pupils This involves twenty four lectures
Of ono hour ach; and w be delysred regularly twice week.
Keeping single Entry. This comprises twelve
m w DC .e ao s ssyaps .se
and commercial intercourse and will enable the better
Of her Il tbs branch Miss PRESCOTT The sasSs
system OF Mr. c. e. Marsh, now oi tins ciiy Chige, se
course.
Prescstt deems upoant say that
ntios sr pupils arr o The vry boil kd apd thai they taueix
Others who wish it, depend the utnosi Secrecy
.iulrcd -. MN lH - Mt#.
and from until O'Clock M 10 orde! aecosmoaae All
those who avail themselves OF her
three nonl provided application be nae imneey Io,rs
81 aendarc during the day will best suit the vnence Of
the pupil Ladies' respectfully ntiied leave their
~ study as soon possible classes bcisg
pupSs, by n-tucSs sihe cthaty and
asy nnd Ioss ss,g uaaa ra French
ss per quarter Applications received as above.
The herald., 1837-03-10


LANGuAGE.we would the attention OF The Teach
10 the freach t;rnmnr by Mr. j. r WEZBicK pub
ishcd by W sagdfosd irsey W. Sandod u is c.Ioaed
20 perccde all Books o that nature that be eund the
Ret at present and there doubt that q Will became
ls OF the thai there which facilitate
all difficulties with wics Erpsh pupil wall
ey Of them. Until nowa-days, Il ho,g that
shman could not learn Tie aor OF tie frcBc
without hearing who correctly himself lat 1ir
WlercAs Gainmar teaches "a the iaacy ofthat r
e tact tsa, until now tr was 20 grammar that gave sat
lriacory rules facilitating lie difficulty as the
all rules that there the
absnt letter seun much hat VIII
hesitate 10 tka good
nvociaio, Of the French without teacher though true
that nicty o the pronunciation which BE- described
way t arie anu appreciated oyhy the ears efto ~ learn
b the hanng Uonth whole ihr rules thai
he (the auhor w cns every b.
Frencman. He likewise made CLASSIFICATION ~ he ort
cie which be found else where that article the OF winch
puzzles Engshan that attempts speak French
rules what order the Frenc he
in ur, 10 make sentence dh's cannot be hsin
other grammar finally the arrangement that pcuaars has
and calcennP acusio tac study
ofthat bea language or the nga and sson tseisor ~ The
tcnciot and confident ei merits hn wllsay so
ing oft ourselves s spq candid crse Of the eachers Cor
satisfied they viii be pleased wh H. rdeed bids fair
supecode all others. II can he had at Wholesale retail the Of
u25if w. SANFORD
The herald., 1837-03-10

rU,OOTHACHEi- -TOOTHACHEl- l-TOOTH
ACHEThe tos hache eectuaIy and permanently cured,
without stopping with sd, cement &c, any opersiioa shat
80, hv In, M Barnahs celebrated Anti alric T.
meur" Many laes and sen'ecn o have been Affected with
MAJ pai inc maady and found
have been eAcctuay cured y hs discovery, The person who
ise 10 make tbs known for the hcnht ohs public has bcrn
etIeesa cUr and has had i,sr~e o~ the five
The bo who have cen cured by ih discovery tie last
teprs incredible Let the ke the teeth
ever 50 decayed they will time be capable
,,eatipn, aud free from pam for life NAN
These will fail any where tho pain
ccca,cned w the decay Of the teot urd u
the They have tie effect re~ove
u also odeaden the efccnaly render incapable
of ffpeliag.
ror sale who csalc ard reailby sayd corne n Fo
ton md william sts Nj nor Gamble, Of Dcy and pi
Aud r,aH b, ) u Nen.s So Bsalway, doors above
Blcccker ".
w. IIofve corrcr Canal and Huasonss
r. X. Austin, Is Carm n. =. -
Rurnes Chclica Hall, rs Sixth Avenue nearly ofposW 1'
st. a.. &c. &C. pnce, 70 cents. meh"
The herald., 1837-03-10

VERY SUPERIOR HATS q CAFs'
e. pkc NEE sfesTs RETAIL BY NONE
nA Ts TSgs'"HssfN < ND' 4i.,'slysxs'Pgs g ysxsPs. a ps
cortpT. 81 eysIy SIX s:uey-ca5Is sS III aqS qSowIRy
aaa ''-N - East aide. 4 aecn south Of Bayara
NJ Merchants suvp,;cd on inviting tsrrs ls-im.
MADAME JAMIE, FROM PARIS,
sel oLEANs = REPAIRS
LACE SLsNDE rULLE EMRRoDERIEs AND cAAsRics,
On sm sproued principle ,ohic st5ss an appearance qa
NO lss wIEIfxM STREET
.o .sg MERCHANT TAILOR, ~ 81 1a
sfs ast A. NO. 37S PEARLsr. gtfha
nNn sns.lta. lttsi s,. = rs, New York. al
ea4e so NOCKwELL,S
sN0 sH Patent Vault Lights,
jsf lsa BROADWAY
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.
-, Corner q Na.ss.ssd Pine Ctsy Of Nro YORK e.,
Ks pss 81 As ss
tsre sysss Of MI eSnsincs Rs friends kat he
tseave nsttnx undone on his part merit conu
Custom House and within s
whe "a. Ss,1i9ss os
Till NJ The pIopeor eels wsrrasted in saying has ns
abs q % .s furnished in any
hss s.s s..s with il ..1sss s ss
EARLIEST fruits and other dicseiss e tho various seassns
ssSp s Ss sSss s JAMES
w 4 .sS SSfsss I'D IN c:s :ss sss.s
ct,sces Wiacs, Liquors. &c, hope y s'ct attenoa to the
Wishes ofhs To marit share oil pubic patronage
~EE RI KNOWN re All. men that no DRUGGIST
sas & ~s rs sSGS
KENO set.l s~aterses article = I 40 I'm
rH- SHE Aavertlsem,eut- BERNRTHY'S Coseeund LII
Cough special Aren't 97
% % q ss ss% s % X. ss s q s &c s "a
point HOPPER cor Brsaaxay ala FankLn St and UNDER
HIL.cor Bcekman and WiRansts Agents for this Mixture
nl-H E1EN #HsN It III EM Ell ttt@ ttt
Rr- NOTICE T9 NEW YEARf ARTIEs-J G: DECKER,
Fried sessd Roasted aad Pirol most liberal terms
At the shortest notice Please appy at tss rslonstrce &
n-A CARO- W. friends
the public that nc has sold oat store Grand IT he
has completed his and alterations his
table hnent TO- DOS Bowefy opposite TO Rvngon Gonse-
qucry he better the demands Of his
OF Confectionery, wholesale and retail.
stsrSa thanks for tho attne patronage he has
M Bowcry opposite to Riving tor st. =
JUyOBE Pas rE, imporcdsm Fran e-a supariorsr-
clio Juube Paste. f sso asove wholesale and retail
ale st .ii s4 AMtN 0N ". y.
friends kc that ty disposed Of their stock and
src Brsay and Canas and have opened at liz
Broadway where they keep the most spend ASSORTMENT Of Hats
and Eur Caps, In the ctty. u. K.
riley WRlGHr ROWE
E-S- WHERE Is THE NONSENSE a. of idea that PURGA
yON will Ills Which flesh hel itis allowed that
ONE PRINCIPLE doth animate ha frame OF namely the
rstat This known to be iaa cRo,oed run and who
folo wed thoroughly tho principle Of PURGAT0N
vh the RIGHT RGATivE has invariably Lssn ensured sound
health To what urcave 10th nnc pntl TO the Pills known
8s,o0re 1e,caye ~ covntetsks. fliIm
--F LIVENPOOL, INDIANA.
The herald., 1837-03-10

haa. hAe lMokf M sss haism 81. New York-aUGH MOORE
g'Fs to cali IN atfcut OF the publ new ,nd us.
mp 0sene m the raanufcfur Of Hat ts4ies whc
VIZ, ne WA ssapi 10 kecp TT original shape and
".af ihf si enm In any hat cverbeo Ia the pub,e
nose wismne eyam'ne these Hats cs at he
nnulaeoy where they viii have opportunity irrr their
rWoty although hcr the dgabe Hats new iDada
st hc prises no higher han far error in quality
The herald., 1837-03-10
RERLIN AND nEFLECTING GRATEs-

O DoRlC AND MINERVA F1REPLAcEs- -Ako, a large
of crates and Fire suitable for pasfs
sces ard store offered o sale by the subscribers, wholesale
ardTetsH, M fheir ware houc, No 81 Exchange Iace
Berlin Graics-fteso superb crsnnss sqairf ~ finish The
FIN metal mencd will rich aud chase
ted IN has relief They col ,red by acted
spon by heat rust and requiring water only keep heH
clean.
Toe Refccnr Gatc recently inoducca untes beauty and
h,nr constructed with bl,nnt weslc Rsectors
throw into hs ron large prton Of the heat which ordinarily
escapes through the Ilue
Do1s ard Minerva Fire Place THIS wei established article
known ohc publ superior thing for
burning co combines all the advantages of both t usual
modes o Lcaf by radiat,"n the
and hrr place by close stoves
aiifa.es warmth Throughout the by Of heated air,
which by the construction o the Dac Fire Place not permitted
to contact with heated iron Plates which " well known
10 have the effect ofdesrirg he of the amo~phec
dsg oen spressiyr and always injurious to The be tn It's
appreciated ss they be removed
at pleasure II h adapted 10 tn pao, The Warehouse aud
uniting tho copfort OF vpen FIRE with perfect
snfcty aud convenience For safe hy
fliU BAXTER BROTHER, 81 Eyctnnre place.
RUsHTON a. ASPINNNALL, No. ss William street
offer fer sale the e. lowing aces-wme Ginger Root. ia
maica o-Bmrundy Pitch. Engsh superior Cor pasisrs. &s
Vanilla Icans. mneWlte WAY IN toxos of 30 80 H. each
German Ceogn fana. wanntedTooth Brushes French snd
EnglfSh made TO order large Sedlx and is
Powders carefully pnaifyMsticipe Ghosts
The herald., 1837-03-10

r-5- WHERE Is THE NONSENSE ofthe idea that PURGA
yION will all the s whch flesh helrl saowed that
ONE PRINCIPLE doth animate thi frame of namely the
rStais This known to be tran GRo,ced rnth and who.
folio wed thoroughly tho principle Of PURGATI0N
the RIGHT Pu RGA1IyE has invariably sound
health TO what purcatvr doth fc pJinl 10 the Pills known
| by the name Il BRAkDkETH. H.M.EH
Istr m
The herald., 1837-03-10

land Scotland. snd Wales. superior Park.t sn, n,
detention. Drafts az uslmI - 49, " seoS'eo Hee iFof1
On London. The Bank of rna,,nd s,d In. no.,.o, -
Lverpoo, Robinson Bro'hers -.
DDnDin The Bank el IT, lana and Robinson a. Co
MOSCOW, Union Banking Co and Robf Lan,and A. On
nuuhfo, Commercial Bank. -
:. Walos, Wfllam Davies a Co Aherys.inb n
Apply OF address Pearl 4, " t.
! DOIll.I R0HfNlcO,I a. 20.
The herald., 1837-03-10

nf- H. &. BRuWN & CO., navSnx opened Coffee House
he Nasara), Nc Warren street and laid in stock Of se
Wncs Liquors, &c, hope by srict aensoa to the
Wishes their mort share oil pubic patronage
al1i b
The herald., 1837-03-10
NO TsE FAsHioNAnLEs-.-Nrwl HAT

NXX HNUNN " CO. UNffham SVlafe, rUnffmr nnnUf.r.
~ turing trt celebrated Hats, pice fIiREs DOLLARS
~ ~ nbshd ~ 1884. III rfcEsnnR these Hats H. tns
public, the proesr. think hey have nearly qrhcd IT, s-
~ hoary durability ec1pucss AID comfort ts y.srs,
sass for eood PAYS the .ss. -
he bad. I7s Chatham square, GOMEZ OF Mott street
uIy9I.y
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DIED,

In Townshend, Sept. 10th, Of consumption,
Mr. David Smith, aged rs, n soldier Of the
revolution. Printers ia ny. and RI are re-
qiesfed TO notice. eyes, though walk thro'
the valley of the shades of death, will fear no
evil; for thou art with me; thy rod aud thy
staff they comfort me."-C Com.
Suddenly, Sept. 25lh, while on a visit to hel
grand mothers, in Guiliord, Sarah Electra,
aged years and . month: only daughter OF
Eli w. and Harriet X. Packer of Leyden, Mass.
$50 ades the lovely blooming flower,
Frail smiling soace of an hour!
So our transient comforts fly,
And pleasure only blooms TO die" Com.
Prinfers in w. and NY. are requested 10 notice.
In Bernardston, Oct 18th, Mrs Lucia Fow-
Ter, wife of Rev Bancroft Fowler, aged SO.
In Bernardston, Sd inst. Mr. Samuel Wright,
aged 40.
In Winchester, NH. on Monday morning
the 9th inst. Mr. Bradley Prescott Hunt, only
son of Amos Hunt, Esq. in the 2sd year Of his
age.
In Swanzcy, NH. (by suicide) the 18th inst
Miss Mary Dickinson, aged s5. She was
ionRd dead suspended by a skein of yarn. A
razor lay near by, with which it appears she
had contemplated doing the fatal deed. II is
supposed she was deranged.
In Michigan city, 2lst Sept. Richard Elhu,
aged 5 years, and on the 25th, Pamela Jane,
aged one year, only son and daughter of Mr.
Rodney b. and Louisa ii. Field, Of this place,
and formerly of Guilford, VT.
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EW GOODS.

A NEW and general assortment Of FALL
IN and WINTER GOODS just received
and for sale; consisting in par Of the follow
ing articles, 10 witt
Broad Cloths, of all colors and qualities
good for So 50 dark and light Coating Cas-
simerrs Goat's-hair Camlcts; Imitation do.
Mernos; Circassian; Grape; Canlet; French,
English and American Prints; Ginghams
Pongce, dark and light Silks fancy HanJker-
chiefs; wrought Capcs and Collars Cotton
Shirtings, good for 6 cents per yard Sheeting
for l-2 and l2 cents; Batting, good for &c.
Tickings, &c.
III. Tea at As cents, war
ranied good Raisins, cask &C., box IL l-2c.
Molasses, Sugars, Spices, &c. CROCKE-
RY and GLASS WARE, good assortment.
Stone Ware, do. Hard Ware and Cutlery
Hollow Ware; Fire Frames, of all sizes, al
reduced prices a few Conical STOVES, and
more expected.
HATS & CAPS.-Plain, Silk and Knaped
Hats; boys Silk do; few good Boas.
BOOTS & SHoES.-A large assortment
Of mems, boys and children's thick Boots
mems thin peged and sewed do; Pumps; la
dies Walking Shoes and Slips; Misses Boots
Cater Bootees, and French Slips.
WOOLl WOOL 1000 lbs Of Wool, To-
gether with all kinds Of Produce, wanted in ex-
change for the above, and a liberal price paid.
BAKER g. MERRlFIELD.
Fayetteville, Oct. II, 1887.
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Bigamy and Suspicion Of Murder =
This meanest Of all crimes is, it seems, be-
coming very frequent. 1t is the common
practice OF many foreigners TO make this
country an asylum TO escape from their in
jured partners al home. and add TO the
blackness of their crime by entrapping
some OF our deludcd American girls. who
believe them single men, but we have also
numerous deception OF the same kind among
renegades of our own peoplc.-A few days
since, John Hoppas alias Joel Ailshire,
was lodged in prison at Hilsboro, (Ohio)
charged with having wife living in Meigs
Co. Ohio, and with. having married a lady
Of respectable character, and much proper
ty, in July last in the same State. After
defrauding the latter Of portion of her
property, he saddled her ncctest horses and
decamped. To consumate his villniny, he
assumed the mask OF religion but his Sa.
tanic majesty was wanting in The hour OF
need The flillsboro Gazette says
He was arrested in Church during d.
vine service. whittier he had gone with a
young lady, to whom he was on the point
Of getting married therc 1t is said that
this intended victim had also considerable
money and property hence his object there.
1t may be remarked that the prisoner is a
man OF fine and porly size, figure and APP
pearance, fluent in conversation, and pleas
ing in his demeanor. which may account for
his success in imposing himself on his vic
Tins.
Two individuals. MIR Humphreys,
brother to the one who assisted in arresling
him. and Mr. Evans, started in pursuit Of
the prisoner, perhaps abou, three weeks ago.
They wrote to their friends on the third day
after their departure. but have not since been
heard from. The prisoner pretends to know
all about them; and from his vague and
contradictory statements the most fearful ap-
prehensons are entertained as to their safety.
They may. however. be entirely groundless,
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~ e ~ Fall Goo DIS
DUTTOrT & CLARK

"AVE just received large assortment Of
u II Goods, suitable for the Fall and Winter
trade, consisting Of
Broadclotbs and Cassimeres, (all qualities
and colors); English and French Merinoes Ia
large assortmenD; Astrakham Cloths for La
dies cloaks "a new article) red and black Me-
rno Shawls Plaid do; colored Alepines blk
do. Vestings, black Silk Velvets, Eng. Elan
nels, English French and American Prints "a
large assor,ment), Ladies' black and colored
Worsted Hose, black Silk do. Ladies' super
Kid Gloves, Gents do, Buckskn Gloves and
Miitens, and many other articles TOO numerous
to particularze.
ALSO
Brown Sheetngs and Shirtings, Cotton
Flaunels, Diaper, Crash, Waddngs, BatIings,
Wickng, &c. All The above articles will be
sold at The lowest prices for CASH, or in es
change for Flannels, Tow Cloth and most
kinds Of Produce.
Bratllebcro, Oct. IL, 1897. g
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Do / 8 81. 81
.V'esC Stock of Merchandise.
y. G. STONE g. co

ID RESPECTFULLY invite the public gen.
Ia orally, who are wishing to make CHEAP
PURCHASES, TO call aud examine for themselves
their extensive assortment of blue, black, green,
brown, drake-neck, and mixed Cloths; black,
brown, slate, mixed, drab plaid and striped
Cassimeres; fancy and plain Satinettes (three
shades cheaper than has ever been offered in
this section); French and English Merinos,
Alepines, Grapes. Goars-hair and imitation
Camlets, Bombazetts, Bombazines, Salisbury
and Eng. Flanpels; Merino, Thbet, Valencia,
Challas, Silk and Cotton Shawls; fancy, flag,
Spttalield and other Handkercbiefs silk aud
tabby Velyets; furniture, chinlz and other
Prints Cheap; white and colored Cambrics !;
Muslins, Irish Linens, Table do, and Table
Covers; Indian head and Mohican Sheetings
and Shuings; Tckings; white and colofed
WaddiDg; Batting, Wicking, Cotton Yarn
from No. TO is, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies Kid
Shoes and Cater Boots, Gents thick and thin
Boots and Shoes first best), Hats, Caps, &c.&c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-20
POSTSCRIPT.

From the NY. Jour. of Com. Of Oct. rs.
Loss of the Steam Packet Home and from
Eighty TO Ninety Lives Lost.
Avery deep sensation was produced in the
city yesterday, by the receipt of intelligence
that the new steam packet Home, which left
this port on Saturday the 7th inst. for Charles
ton, was lost on Monday evening following,
near Ocracoke, N. G. with most Of the persons
on board. The particulars were soon obtained
from Messrs. Rowland and Holmes, survivors
from the wreck. Out Of about 1870 persons on
board, including as belonging to the boat, it
appears that not above 40 have escaped.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-20
Brighton Marlset--Monday, Oct. 10, 1887.

tHepoFted Tor The ID. AdseriiscF Patriof.)
AZ market 1000 Beef Cattle, 1910 Stores,
1870 Sheep, and 40 Swine.
PRrcEs-Beef Caitie-Sales quick, and last
weeks prices fully supported, viz: extra al
8 80 a rs; first quality rs a 90; second
quality IS a 81; third quality s4 a 5 a5.
Barreiting Catiie--0ur quotations were
readily obtained, and some lots probably
brought something more. We quote Mess
8 IS; No. 1, "a 50.
Gkorea-Y earlings 81 10; two year old
STA n 90; three year old SIS 25.
Sheep-Lots were taken at 50, ~, So
So, 9 IL, . 95, Q rs, and SO IS.
Stcine-Sales quick; lots to peddle were tax.
en- at 81 for Sows, and "a for Barrows, and
lots at and Sc; lot Of prime old Barrows al
Sd. Al retail, from to &c.