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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

Wood, declined.l
The polls we're then opened to prox
for General Officers, and 8 o'clock p. NJ.
was assigned to take up the Municipal
business.
.Admiited Gee.-Wm. e. Tilley, Geld
est son Of Wm.,) Henry Bull, Jr., Ste
phen NJ. Stedman, (eldest son Of Ste
phcn,) VIM. c. Tenant, (of John F.)
Propounded-Samucl Carr, Jr., Per-
ry Weaver, George w. Stanhopc, Ca
leb Cranston.
In the afternoon, the following gen
tIemen were elected street Commission
ers.
lst Ward-Daniel c. Denham,
Cd Ward-John Stevens,
Sd Ward-Isaac Gould,
4th Ward-George Bowen,
9Th Wnrd-Wm. Weeden and Josiah
S. Munro.
A vote passed directing the oversecr
Of the poor to cause the Canada thistle
to be kept down in the common Burying
ground.
The annual report Of the Street Com
missioners was read and received, from
which it appears that the whole amount
expended for the repairs Of streets dur
ing the past year, is Sl692 so, exceed
ing the amount appropriated for that OBJ
ject (including a balance OF $l57 86cts.
received Of the former Commissioners
by $34 63cts. In the conclusion Of the
report, the commissioners ask for an ap-
preparation to carry into effect the sur
vey ofthe town (the estimated cost being
from one thousand to twelve hundred
dollars) the consideration of which was
postponed till June town-mceting.
The report of the Commissioners Of the
Asylum was presented, read, received,
and ordered to be printed in all the pa,
pers Of the town.
| I'VE shall publish the report at length
in our next.
The Town Council made an unfavor-
able report in relation to the erection of
a Bridge to the Asylum.
The consideration Of the sale Of lot
belonging to the town, occupied by MIR.
VIM. White, blacksmith, on the Point,
postponed to June.
Finance Commitiee,-Same as last year
with the exception of Thomas Bush, who
declined, viz:-George Hall, Samuel
Whitehorne, VIM. w. Freeborn, Ed.
ward w. Lawton, Daniel Tisdale, John
Stevens and Geo. Bowen.
The report Of Committee on transfer
Of Tax Books, read and received.
The consideration Of Resolution, di-
recting the Town Treasurer to notify
Isaac Stall to remove any encroachment
he has made or retains on - street,
leading from the Quaker land and
Slaughter houses at the head Of Broad
street, &c.-was postponed to June.
A vote passed requesting Michael
Freeborn to repair the fence and gates
enclosing the Mall, and replace any
trees which may be missing-to be com
pletcd previous TO Election day.
AT the close Of the polls at Q o'clock
in the evening the whole number Of votes
polled for Governor was 262-of which
l29 were for Francis, 90 for Peckham,
and DC scattering. The votes for Sec
rotary, were for Bowen l47,-for Tur-
ner l3. For no Governor CT. We do
not recollect Of ever attending n Town
Meeting at which so little interest SEEM
ed TO prevail.
In Middletown, the vote was also very
small-For Francis 16-Peckham o.
For Bowen 18-Turner 10.
Porismomh-No correct return teceiy-
ed-rcporied 80 majority for Bowen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

SIrAMBoArs.--The Rhode Island leave,
here this afternoon - the Massachusetts, to-mor-
row-ihe President and Lexington, on Saturday,
for New York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-20

NEw YORK CITY ELECTION:- Triumph of
the Whigs!-Thc New York charter election
has resulted in the complete triumph of tho
Wings. Aaron Clark has been elected
Mayor by n majority OF 5000 votes. The
Wings have carried thirteen ont of seventeen
Wards. The NY. Gazette in announcing
thi. victory, rcmarks:-The election Just
closed in this city speaks in no ordinary Ian
guage to our President. IT is but the "bcgin-
ming Of tho end" 1t is but the first thunder
roll Of the storm that will gather over his head
from every point Of the political atmosphere.
and we advise him to heed the portent. Let
him take shelter under the constitution, if he
would save himscls. Lrt him not he decev-
ed by the illusions attempted to be thrown
upon the contest Ivy his partisan presses in
this city. The election in New York has
been decided upon strict party grounds, and
the principles of tho Whig party have been
distinctly acted on at the ballot boxes. Van
Bnrenism has been found guilty and con-
demncd by the voice of the grand inquest Of
the people. Let the culprit throw himself
upon the mercy of the court, and promise re-
formation in future. Upon these terms we
will tolerate his administration, until we can
get rid Of it at the polls four years hence.
The Times, the organ of the Van Burcn
party, thus speaks of the dcfcat:-
swell, we are defeated, most essentially
and thoroughly. There is no doubt about il.
and strange MS the sensation is, we must learn
to bear It. Defeat Of the democracy! Wo
had forgotten what the thing was. But it
was high time; we needed il. Halfway work
was useless; good thorough ronte-horse,
foot and dragoons-that is what we wanted.
and we have got the regular thing. II isa
shower bath, and will work its due effects on
our system. The shock is rather severe, but
the revulsion will be salutary. Our political
atmosphere required "clearing up" and
we've got it in earnest"
The Salem Gazette says:-We rcrret 10
learn that the failure ofseveral houses in New
YORK, extensively engaged in the Shoe busi-
ness, mas occasioned great number of faih
ures in Lynn, and has affected the other shoe
manufacturing towns in this county 10 some
extent. in this city we have fortunately
passed thus TAR through the storm unscathcd.
and we believe not n whisper or doubt has.
been circulated in disporagement ofthe credit
OF any mercantile house. Rctrencbmept,.
both IN business and expenditure, has been,
the order of the day for many months in Sa-
lem, and we regret 10 learn that one operation
OF this excellent system has bcen to occasion
the suspension ef labor on several whale
ships which were getting ready for sea. So,
TAR ms this suspension extends to the employ
ment OF laboring men, it is n misfortune; but
It is the only effectual way to meet the ex--
.rsordinary crisis produced by General jack
sons mad experiments upon the business Of
the country. The cessation Of new expcn-
ditures and engagements is great evil, butt
far less ,han the results ofan opposite course.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
TO lDYSPl;PEECS.

| HAN bought Of Mcssrs. Elisha BarkSdale, IT,.
Co, of Halifax county, Va, bottle OF BItters,
WIN the words CosbyS Btttcrs only ,he label OF
me bottle which the said BarkSdae, il Co. said
was so1h to them by Palmer x Fourqurcan OF Lynch
burg
The above Bitters Icing very different pfepara-
'''on IRON NINE, and the above gentlemen having
part OF my on their bottles, feel bound to eau
"oh Dyspeptcs not to use tina preparation, WIN Il
We" OF ITS being my Compound Buffers for Dyspep-
I"s. deny positively Of ever tearing any person
nov to prepare my Compound Bners. excerpt IN,
son D. b. Cosby, who is in the of Missouri, aud
lhe above named gentlemen have never been agents
't me and furthermore, all Of my bottles have ala
pei on them with the words J. Cusb,'s Compound
n"tersior Dyspeptics, in printed letters, and then
NY name wrote in full in my own hand writing, and
e humber of bottles prepared by me in figures, at
ic una OF my name, with the letters j. {. stamped
w le sealing wax of every bottle My agents are all
pup'shed on my prescription, which Is intended To
accompany every bottle, and ii the public chooses to
puy oil any others, without directions how TO use IT,
nope that they will not hold me bound for any good
VI oad effects it may have upon them.
JOSIAH COSBY,
CartcrsriiLc, Ja., Jpnc 9h, | So.
June 10 81
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SaysYGEIEs GOODS

rpY the Tally lTo, from Liverpool 10 Clty POINT
. Va. we are in receipt OF portion OF ouf ma
noriation of Spring and Summer Dry Goods consist
IN. OF
i, + undrcs,ed PLAID and Striped Gingi1anS,
"A and fl common 10 very fine brown Linens
Bids Eve Diaper, (aII l.inen)
- ,,LIJi fine and extra fine Linen Shccng,
e,nrrior Blcached Drill for Panialoon>,
rx,r., fine and handsome figured MarscillfN'
English silk loiscy, Ribbed and Plan "f3%"p''''''
pr.d and Striped Fancy Drllo PantaIoonS'
Checked NInsIlns, Jaconcts and CambncS'
ba!r assorted Patent Thread No T. ~ reg s1' -
,.aJ. Ll,re on hand, offer at prices to sun the
,,,'.s rhose in wan, Of Goods OF superior gua'ly'
will call at ''hr,, y, ln1yI,E,,o omen.
Is
June -
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BE\JAAllN +. coon.


i NLTIMuBE, JulN "a. Id.
IL. Ja,.A Hoas2--M> dca Sir :--I'h,, Is To cr-
IT, that have hecn lahoIiuo under disease nj the
r,ps,uli,ii,,u for two yroi. ,f;rr irvine oral Pr.
slcai,> aud the remedies Of Others winch lad been
warmly ~, commended Ia no nd, aat.,: and my last
physician. Dr. ILon,> + Bond. p,olnuIlccl the dis,
- as seated aad tar he had ~ hop, Of NY cver
betting cured which sentence ot my fate. rave IN.
M hopes whatever. and continued 10 line. under
err4t pam aud much debility, with violent cough.
.ad >hornc>, of breath, my stomach uucl, weahcrl-
Ell accompanied with loss of appetite. net pan IN
my rglt SIDE. owing to diseased lHcf winch coli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
'ur. James Martin:

'AhE notice, that on the sd da, OF June, lo31 =
-; AT the store house of Mr.. Edmund Log"o"d-
' me county of Bedford, | shall take the depo-
~ p's Oh sundry witnesses and on the 2lih day
suhe' 1857, at the office of the CLERK of the Circuit
T., pc'1of Court of Law and Chancery, for the con'-
~, 81 bedford, in liberty in said county, shall
''e dispositions OF sundry witnesses all otwrh
pn'ols are To he read in evidence the trial oi
sun IN chancery, and Injunction now depending in
,,a oo"hly court of Bedford, wherein you are PLAN
''' 'h' ani defendant am, &c.
. POWELL, OWNBN.
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Fs.EEO.r EsSEs ,<.gEIE,.
GentIc,ncn's summer Near.

LNRENCH BOMBAZlNES,
Il Paramatta Cloths a beautiful article,
Blue, black and green prgandis,
Grape Hastings, ErmiHct,,
French Linens, great variety,
Linen and Cotton Fanc, Drngs,
Grass Liuri,. Ncue;iaas.
Ne,tns,, great variety,
Satin aud lSoIubalis.. Stocks.
IS and 40 Inch Bac. Italian Cravat,, Ne. &c.
Just rtC-i ed.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Apru o. IT.
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AsON.VE'H'S.
Com IN issiOner'> sale Of Negroes.

TN ptRSUA \t i, oi a decree pronounced by the
Il Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccr,,
for the county Of Amherst. the April term, 81,
III a suit therein depending, in which AnSel MAY, Is
plaintiff and Charlc, Tucker, administrator OF John
Tucker dec. auJ others dciendaut> the uu-
Jer,i ,ned who i. thcrcb, appointed Commissioner
far that purpose Ill, the > th day ot June next,
the Store lou.e OF acrius Mct;iuniss. in the
comfy Of Amherst, espose to sale, 10 the hi chest
bidder. ere LIT oil siN months three NEGRO
SLANES,-one u lnelH Na,tp Man, aud TIE others
Young " oman aud Infant. fhc Negroes alc hired
out Tor the present ye.r tlrN viii be sold subJrct
the hire. and the puit ms / Ill be entitled to the
Lros. Bond with sufficient security will be rcquir-
ed ot the purchaser. lhe ns,G l>iencd regard, the
iltlr goo /, bur viii OIL cu"'c} the title vested in
Linn b, the decree aforesaid
CHARLES TUCKER. Com.
Ma, l. aIJ
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SEsHEN'G GOODS.

NJ + are opening a few package of Spring Goods
w recently selected IN New \ orN, aaony them
Sane rrr. pretty Goods ior Spring wear. To
wmch Ne invite the atcnsion nt the Ladies.
ROBINSON &EILlDTT.
March 10 +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

FRNNALIN CorNTl. \ a.. ID january. III
Ar. Jacob Ilour,, EJj,mot-l write 10 lnl,Ilu
vi the good eflrd your Nrdlclle l;~ had on nc.
! continued ta.ine The Pauieea unil hal taken
ioar bottles, aud do believe my h"al /, nearly
~ quit" restored. and havc REFINED M, strength.
\ az "!Il rcrollerl got when lrlf Baltimore sIN
hotties, two al Which gayr Ia my brother. Who WI
al,o an ted with dyspepsia lie niNecll and he ells
ie has received great benefit and wants more oi II
several my acquaintance wsll mr. to procure some
or them. and have BOW ucefo lian thar h.i, hcen
>ith Nth pam III his breast last tdt. and
IL i'ilts;ran does not appear t" give HIM reof.
ha,c therefore concluded Ia write 10 you to send
ar ~" dozen bottles At least. Is have hrrH spahen
tabN dHemntperson, for han that quantity. aud
aislI 10 keep II i'll my family. Send tn VI 'aclpr IL
ihe care OF Hancock \ Brown, L,urhhurg, Nuei-
ria, where vii apply lo, it.
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~ HD.VD L. - Ic.t.

,r.,r ,.cei.cd. 4 supply of Clemens \ l.N''Ap
gS'hrIoT .e4r,ain cure for Piuplcs, freehles'
'p..,n,. Snnbnrns. Nc. sc. For sale by Ava,
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f,uNrGs' BNNh. II NGcl>lN
Iaehmoud. | til lunr, lcJs.
SIN. In rcspense Ia resolution adopted On tie
18Th INST. iN thu louise ui DELEGATE, ri uenll Il
anillng ol tins li1Hh o-lrroIl " hn" mauN at anN)
Ioans have hem made-s pledges ii the Sloeh ol
sud Bank, and Al what Valuation The and luck WIS
reerAed bN tn }anh, ~ ,"cmltN lou sad Io1As, !
hacta state TINT there are At th llme seventeen aans
Ia individuals, aud INNS, At lhis FanN amannims
IL tue aggregate II the stun nj sun, and Ton winch
- slmrc, ot the stork otIhc l'sm = HulAo VI
glnia nr pledged.
Aimo~t The lifmehc, the laane "a the STOCK 81
tins Ban> are extremely small IL amount. To
learn the prcc amount iromcach Branch will te=
gum rnurr than week from thla time. Letters
Will b. immediately addressed II each branch asAlns
the information required,
anu,> a schedule Of the acyerd existing l.oans,
showing the nuounl OF r1ell A Il the number Of
sine, plcd ,,d lor eael, md att.
NrN specially,
\ uul inn=t ob -drril,
JAMES RNWII\GS,
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solely from Vegetable Matter
IL j 4 CO s HOS IA,
fss.ELYF.NoEE)

" HIGH may be taken with perfect safety b, all
W AGES and III all diseases; lis cures are lor the
following diseases :-DySpcpsla Loss of Appetite.
Indigestion, Inflammation Of the Stomach. Heart
Burn, Dhrillca, D,scncry Fun. Piles, istula,
''bsiructcd Nenslrnation, Aguc aud Fever. Bilious
OF Remlttcnt Fever, Typhus Fever, Scarlet Fever,
Small P"N, ErssIpelns OF ST. Anthon>'~ Fire Astll@
ma, plcurisv, Measles. yellow Fever Costivcncss'
Wind on the Stomach or Bowels. Cholera Marbns.
'onsumpti"n Influenza, Colds. Coughs lntlanni,-
ton OF the Chest, Palsy, Gout, rheumatism. In
'mmatotN Sore Throat, Qninsrv, Whoopng
Cough, Thrush or sore Mouth. futrld Sore Throat,
Group, Inflammation of the Heart, Drop,y. RlcNcis.
Disease of the LIVER J,undcc, Difficulty ol making
| rInc, Glcrr, Mysteries, Nervous aud >iclnlnlols
Affections ollhe members and lgancut~. Mcretral
the Skin ami all diseases arising from Impure Blood,
Nt.
'EialS pANAGEA has been introduced II fl.
pubhe but a>hor time, and has received more tcstl
monllN III It's favor nr It's efficacy III >hulI Time
Than any other Medicine eyer discovered, and lis
nam at home and abroad, VII induce hundreds. ave-
91on,'ntir, 10 apply for it 10 rep the true virtue
thereof.
Notwithstanding attempts MA b. made In impair
the confidence al thc public IN thu ricar> and eld
tnr powers al THIS MEDICINE twill u On 10
enp9nrr disease, relieve the afflicted, and calninr IT.
,rl III" %ord opinions u thousands aud tens OF thou
andS. NfcadS Il has earned tar if,rli trul,, which
dt,iardlN ATTACKS cannot reach TIA: such l. tie fact
the in.l"Wmg letters and numb II ul ujl,r, equal
i >'roNg in pnSses>iu mus tullv ,al, the nlo>r IN
Cfrin!uu>: and were II NECESSARY. fhcIc could be Oh
aint' nuuerou, irs'nmouial, under The ,alletit, Of
and lon2 protraeted r"~ ha,5 b"en c:tnr'y rc,sol-
la H..
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Family Lard.
y Nv u

1A kEGS nice Leaf Lard for sale hv
~ CHARLES PHELPS
Nav Is
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Dress II0lHkPrChSefN.

"A beautiful assortment.
~ MARTIN, WARD NDANI>.
April l.
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1HpfsdaD Ja"e l..

Tn communication " as Lad on the table, and Of
dctpd 10 be- printed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

The following is the Document from the Trca>u-
rrr referred to IN Tuesday, proceedings OF the
House ot Delegates.
IR ,srRh DEraRrMr>r , Juue l2th, 1857.
To the Hon. the Speaker ol the liuusc OF Dele
gates
Sn-pn the 9Th ins,. | addressed a letter TO the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

TREASURY DErARTNfNT,


To TN. letter. the Secretary made the following re
pl>, VIZ,
Treasury DErARrNfNT,
June TO- 1a37
Sill have TO acknowledge the receipt OF your
letter Of the 9Th inst.
In reply To your enquiry, whether by the term
Instructions from the Secretary the Treasury, used
IN the drafts, am you arc) understand that the
Banks have been instructed TO deppsie with the
Treasurer oflhis State, on the LIST July, l-31 the a
mount OF the respective drafts = | lave to state
that the expression used by tile Treasurer o the u
nted States in the drafts referred to is the same .aN
contained in the former drafts for the insallnens "i
dcpo,ltc pay able in January aud April last ard IS ms
notice of the directions under which he ISSUES the
drafts II has no reference 10 separate mNtIic-
tons given TO the Banks by his Department. 1t may
br proper, however, explain that Al the time the
transfers directed To be issued. the banks III
which they to be placed, requested. as IN The
case Of the former iusalments 10 pay the amount
of each to the proper officer Of the State upon ms
executing the acknowledgment required by the pro-
visions of the aw--leaving II to that officer and the
Bank, so To arrange, may be found mutually con
ycucnt, the place Of PAYMENT.
But should payment Tor the transfer drafts issued
in favor Of the State of Virginia for the insalnen
of dcposre payable the lst of July, be not made
in A currency, or under circumstances as acceptable
to that State have to request that they may be ie-
turned to thi. Department, in order that this subject
80 yety embarrassing in the present condition OF the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04
Jeretfs ImprOred Vegetable Pills,
Or German Specific,

WILL prove a sure remedy for dyspepsia,
w jaundice, diseases Of the liver, headache,
heartburn, sour stomach, loss of appetite, dir
illness, weakness Of the limbs, cosIiveness and
piles. Among the many testimonials recently
received Of the saiuiary effects of these Pills
the following strong proof is submitted for
examination
Estrac, Of leiterf from Rev Mason KNAPP
pen, dated Sudbury. VI. Sept %, ls2s,-
Dear Sir-l, is with no ordinary interest
that undertake to recommend to the pub.
ic the virtues Of Jewet's Vegetable Pills
or German Specific, for the cure OF indiges-
ton, etc. My own case has been one of the
most unconquerabe kind, having long set at
defiance medical aid, dieting, exercises and
the fashionable speci6c,-the waters of Sa.
ra,oga Being totally PROSTATE in mind
and body, was induced, almost without
hope to make use Of the above named Pills.
and was surprised to find their powerful
and favorable effects. NV distressing symp-
toms daily decreased. and am now almost
entirely cured Of most distressing com
plant which for seven years had resisted
great variety OF the most popular remedies
YOURS respectfully,
MASON KNAPPEN,
minister of the Gospel. Sudbury, VT
Extract OF letter from a gentleman in
Boston received through the past office, dat
ed Sept Ia, lS2s--'Sir, | am induced by
feelings OF the liveliest gratitude to make
known 10 the public the following cure by
means Ell Jcwett's Improved Vegetable Pills
or German Specific. NV complaint was
The Dyspepsia. attended with pain in the
side aud stomach, loss OF appetite, SC. |
applied 10 several physicians. and used all
the medicine. generally prescribed to per-
sons 10 my situation, but they proved ineffec-
iuai. AT last, by the advice of friend tho
had been cured in case similar TO mine.
made trial Of the above named Pills. and bv
implicitly following the directions, they
gave me almost instant relief aud by using
TWO boxes more, they effected permanent
cure. am now enjoying excellent health,
and would heartily recommend to those per-
sons laboring under dyspepsia to make trial
OF the above medicine"
From Rer. J. d. Drummond.
With feelings of pious gratitude TO heav.
en-. lwhence flows every good and precious
ght) now come forward to unite mine TO
Inc, numerous testimonies OF those. who have
experienced the happy effects of DIR. Jew
etts improved Vegetable Pills. For more
than two years have suffered severely from
disease OF the stomach, owing to de-
rangement of the digestive organs. And
though ran the recommended course off
many remedies famed for their reliefgivinp
virtues, yet all was vain and useless1untill
at length through the advice of friend | |
consented to make trial of the above named
Plils, the use of which has eompieieiv re-
established 0'g long soished for health.
}. ID. DRUMMOND,C Catholic Priest
Boston, Mass July 25 1888.
Ihe fresh and genuine Pills, are for sale
BY Williston g. Co. Bratileboro.
James Reyes, Pntney.
Robbins & Wells, Bellows Falls.
rIlce oo cents. eoply nj
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04
THE LITTLE MAID.

There was little maid,
Who wore little bonnet,
She had little finger,
With little ring upon 1t.
She screwed her little waist,
To such little size,
That il made her little blood,
Rush to her little eyes.
This pretty little maid,
Had pretty little beau,
Who wore little hat,
And gloves as white as snow.
He said his little heart
Was in little futter--
That he loved the little maid,
And no one else but her.
She smiled little smile
When he breathed his little vows;
And he kissed her little hand,
With many little bows.
BY little and by little,
Her little heart did yield,
Till little tears and signs,
Her little heart revealed.
A little while-alasl
And her little beau departed,
With all his little vows,
And left her broken hearted.
Now all we little maids,
A moral | will give you
Don't trust 10 little men,
They surely will deceive you.
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Furniture and Chairs.

THE subscriber continues his business at
his shop adjoining the Bridge; and has on
hand large and good assortment of Cabinet
York Chairs, Elastic Table Cloths, Clothes
pins, Rolling pins, Fancy Baskets, haftrass-
es for summer beds, Of the first quality, &C.
and haring ere,y taciiity formdnufacturing,
such as good machinery moved by a WATERPROOF
err, il is said none can offer to the public any
better articles, and al less prices, than those
found at his shop.
NIB. CABINET MAKERS can be furnished,
as usual, at his Shop, with Furniture and
Chairs at wholesale prices.
Pine and Bass Lumber, Maple and Birch re-
ceiyed at his lumber yard, as usual
ANTHONY VAN DOORN.
July %, 1897. AZ
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Take Notice.

NOTICED in the last Phoenix, an adyer-
n iisement by Beman Bemis, caulioning the
public against trusting me on his account
This may be very prudent, but il is unnecessa-
", as expect TO earn my own support, if not
disturbed by him. He left me last winter.
when we were both employed in respectable
family, and might have done well, but for his
abuse and intemperance, which have been
such, that have made up my mind TO take care
oil myself In future. remain al work in the
same family, with my father, who is also en-
ployed there. Pierre
Brauleboro, July 25, 1887. az