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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22

~ These Pills OF nATsaE and afford per-
g. osa S0ss sse
IN ;%.is Irneusgs y''i.sss s.~sr. I'M.
other cure disease but taking out must be
when Blue flor Caiomel is given, any the
mineral medicines In consequence OF The perspstion
into nocs-su, sweating is nohisg compared 10 pargng
Win Brand e,hs Pills in the geod effects on The body. One
and bowels than baths, Thomsonan or other
principles could remove. Purgng and sweating all .ha,
Sd NO o1Mna way BRANDRETMs FILLS are Soth suo
ing Ia some cases they produce vomas this only when
The stomach such state o. ounss that campo. cleanse
"a es ~o H about dsS
stale VI things necessarily his desirable result
No method sensible As The following Nature. Mankind
anything but sense aud guided by any whm
son Lei Us ABANDON ,hrn false ions and false prict
The iish! Of reaso, US cease 10 eyes By or
casale light nd We sh need no opcians-le o cease do
os, and We aa need ply sicians endeaver find
work experience he teacher pl euuce must
srevef discarded As our companion.
NE NUT TIE 81 c9HYIsssEREassEE yi,fS ,NDrr,
MHp r"F FOX a ru Hr hL3 ~
MAKING MUNEY.-Vide DR. B's advertisements
TO HONEST CITIZENS
what DO druggists prove by making and vending erfei
'"'' = TT DR. BRANDRETFs PILLS.
' oNss sy AND fiis oNoR aIs PRINCIPLES
Why % NOT Gssf the sr p p
in the same way they DO DIR BRANDRETh'S! Simply Tor
'' '''s'" Dir DRANeaETFs VEGETABLE
.KNowN~UNIS ERsALLY Known rus are
THERE NEVER WAS PERSON WHO USED
WHO DID THEN X FERNS OF
THE MOST UNEoUAILED PRAIski
DOING The character of the Geauine great injury
ahn il Is h'ped lhs, nvisu:s WI not allow themselves to
money and are perfectly Careless OF consequences II
rescued rom bed sickness to The yrarnine
arm OF parent or whether him whom large family rely
S"e ge se time ay mh1n ns early sa
their gull, shall become clear 70 their henighled under
some amends by the a! er pu ry OF their lives
agency and has Neser purehsse u
less this scotland have some regard also the
cradle villain who woui place the life OF fellow
ni sens Hudson
Sen,rsl i! spruce st.
Graad t.oAice, D: II. liant, ssi Grand st.
wests office, A. warren, Jr., 10 wesst.
A. T. Warren. 80
81 Houston st. cor. LrwissL D. d. Wright
90 Cahar.r st near The n,arke,, N. q. Notes
80 yessy between Greenwich Washington s,s B. s.
$50 Greenwich ST. cor Of Warren, J, o Fowler.
liz Broome :, near Clinton St John Moves
s4 Water u. Ms. Blandford.
ga Broadway and 364 Bowery, J. 4 w. Blackett
262 ultoH, opposite the market, Michael ~ Dono.ue.
rs Chaihamst. Ito e Bates booksellers.
~ stanton. cor. Allen ST. Peter Cunningham.
232 Beeck,r ST. Mrs Barnard
1891 hudson ST. J. +. BURTON.
Iob0k'n ~ Consider Luther
Harlem, j. J. Kenyon.
willsm.burgh, L. !. wm Thomas North 81 ST.
brooklyn. l. l. Mrs Booth IS Fulton
Js'r1'ca L. 1 JAS. Herman.
Oys or Bay L. l. stephen Bun.
South Hampton, L. y. y. II. Sansmaa.
Sag is Dor. L. J. Alfred Edwards.
Rockaway, L. !, Samuel PearsaIl-
Greenpori, L. ]. Walter Havens.
The above Agents have each their Certificate and
no has Genuine Br3ndrc ia Pills for sale who has
IN eodlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22

NIDwIFER1.--MRs.B BIRD having been duty qns
l'A MED IN lying hospital In Europe, he by
her ssronas and certificates offers her professional
To the ladies al New York Reference lie whom she
has attended, and sso 10 many gentemcs q ihs faculty
this cy-Dr Bush Dr. Frsacs tProiesor) DR.. Ralph, Or
Woi, DR.. Wright, and other.
N. r. Bird srpes ladies who have kindly favored
her with their patronage, and emar ally that sbe
tnues 10 he consulted III. different affections
oucnt In peculiar Der mild yet slway pro
ducrg saiuary change IN the tina the delicate
sensitive female better health during prexnscy than
she alas devotes her the
nfwemen and children and aliuno ard acans incident,
females. nc. Cuppng dieechg Residence No Divsop
o27-S0s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22

redy FOR suppression rregula and all csses where nators
oes No, have her proper and regular course.
b. They mus, act BE- taken during pregnancy "tney
VII produce atortioa.
SOL ~ J. H. art corner Of Broadway sod Chambers 81
=. w. gnnn. corner ~ Bosery asd Grand ST. sud b "
Bornsu IS 3th svenue l3.fms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22
I EVIsON,s HUNTMN,s RED DROP-New


IL Office NJ. Division The only and sfe for
the venerea disease the world every person 81
sound and Judgment. be evident that
dise,se he veneres IN addition II the extensive sale cf
cndsavored 70 initiate H. usdensbe proof Of s wonder
u virtues We do whto deceive orjugge with The pub
c we merely speak he plain and npe truth crt6
caus will sh-w applies Ion AT the Office The unfortunate
should cons CT Dr. Hunter their guardian angel rcseoing
hem from the fasgs OF disease In which have bren
brought % he brink Of the much by drugs BY The
disease End by an application Of this mrdne have been
ored 70 RECT hsahh and their wontsd purity wewsh
TO he understood that we warrant to effect cure In ell cases
selling - Nes York for upward Of two years and 10
Philadelphia onr years whch time out Of ousa DIS ~
not on has failed be ees perfectly satisfied hat ne mscr
how old the case or how invcerate he will perform certain
cure thereby causing the sufferer 70 be free from the yene
r. prison and as pure ~ The day he as bern.
Price e per bottle Office Division 81 -no other place IN
this city.
rT A preventive may Ne hal.
Every Ri althat Is genuine will have the written sgns IRE
of Urish Leyson.
To human and since lis human Is du
" look ndscrstons ~ fellow creatures with puv
snl do all that without niuring ourseves 10
pre,er,r them IRON, misery am disgrace
LEvIsON's HUNTERS REQ DROP Is warranted To
effect quick perm and safe, without diet ssel
hndrance bpsines In Ill Jette spost paid, de
scribns case; WILDE attended 10.
Our rfcps are No 50 Hsm Albany; No 81 North 9Th
At Philadelphia; No Hanovera Bostoi 2 Csrpst New
Orleans Charleston CT the places in the world where
the genuine medicine can be oh, led ji7im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22

To THE UNEOnTuNATE-HuNr RED
Il DROPA single hottie ~ " y iBslbie remedy for
real disease hen used directed has been fousd every
instance 10 Effect efe and having fsed
" is acknowledged be the certain, ard
that sicevere does require nay restriction
diet
Price one dolsr,o he obtained only the Office, D yis
street J2e.im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22

E.H That long established and well known Hotel situated
49,. IN Utica, on Gen-ssee ST, thu canal and conlrm
plated depot OF the tuo railroads. The hui ding Is
orles high 60 feet In front by IS feet in depth and contains
Az rooms, isdep ndn OF garnet kitchen floors bc
large parors Also ba coach kouse The
furniture will disposed OF the lessee reasonable terms
required Possession given the 18th OF Feb. next.
For sale or exchange for Improved city property
fol farm the banks of u Hu>oe, highly improved con
,anng l2N acres Apply al No IL 81 MAJ Ks Place, betw
and III O'Clock, A. nj, j9. Inns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01
Select School.

TTNHE Second Term of Miss Mary c..
n GREENS School, at Fayetteville. VI.
will commence on Wednesday the 18th day OF
June.
TUlTlON-Forc common English branch
es, from 81 80 to S3 quarter
For French, Latin, or Greek, so, extra.
For Painting on Velvet, Ssl.
There will be an opportunity for two or three
young ladies TO take lessons upon the Piano
Forte.
Parents who commit their children to the
care OF Miss Green, may feel assured that no
pains will be spared in the cultivation of their
minds, and the Improvement of their morals.
Fayetteville, May %, 1888. 80
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DIED,

In Dummerstou, on the 22d ut. Mrs Lucreiia, wife
of DR. s. Walker. Printers in Mass. and N. Y are
requested to notice.
In Hindsdale, N II. Friday last, Mr.. Obadiah Gill,
in the eighieth year of his age; revolutionary pen
sionei.
In Parishvile, Hannah l. Stark. brother OF the
deceased, about 10 years old had Just returned from
the woods with old musket, the lock Of which
so out Of repair that he unable to get il off. He
took The lock off, emptied out the printing and sat
down before the stove fix the gun Perceiving ms
mother was on her way home from near neighbours
he made an attempt to revive the fire in the stowe
drew the Goals forward with the fire poker, and while
bent over with the gun lying on his lap, the powder
sprnked from the fuse and took fire, driving the full
charge Of the gun into his sisters head.
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Hard

DC INCH c. S. s. G. s. Hand Saws;
~ 10, 10, Ia aud 6 inch fine do.
Chissels, Plane Irons, key hole Saws;
Oil Stones; 90 sett Bench Planes;
Greenfield Chisscls;
Chesterfield and Snell's Augers; Hammers;
Brads; Tacks; Screws; Butts; Dividers;
Compasses; Steel Squares;
Best Boxwood Rules; Try Squares; Guages;
Files; Patent Brad Avis; Gimbleis;
Screw Drivers, Spoke Slaves; Lifting Handles;
Pocket, Pen and Jack Knives;
Locks, Cordage, Backing, Snuff Boxes,
Hooks and Eyes, &c.
BRASS GOODS, Sc.
Andirons and Shovels and longs,
Candlestcks and Jam Hooks; Knobs;
Shutters and Trays, best Block Tin Tea Pots,
Chopping Knives, Sad Irons, Knives & Forks,
House and Tea Bells, Coffee Mills,
Plated and Iron Spoons, Bellows,
Taors' Irons, Shears, Scissors, Thimbes, Sc.
BRUSHES.
Clothes, Shoe, Hearth, Dust, Floor, Paint,
Hair, Tooth and White Wash Brushes,
Nails, Glass, &c.
Received and for Sale by
May, 1898. BIRGE 8. DICKINSON.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, IS.
THE Probate Court for the district of Marlbo-
70, TO all persons interested in the estate of
APOLLOS CLAPP, late of Vernon, in
said district, deceased, testate,
GREETING.
M HEREAS, Cyrus Washburn, executor
w of the last will and testament of the
said deceased, proposes to render an account
of his administration of said estate, at the Pro
bate Court to be holden at Col. Chase's Inn in
Brattleboro, on the last Wednesday of July
next 3 Therefore you are hereby notified TO
appear before said Court at the time and place
above named, to shew cause, if any you have
why the said account should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court at Brattleboro, in said district, this
29th day Of May, A. d. 1888.
80 DANA HYDE, Judge,
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Westfield Academy.

TIME next Term will commence on Wednes-
n day, S0th of May.
In addition to the advantages usually enjoy
ed in this Institution, pupils may obtain a
knowledge Of the FRENCH LANG U.aGE,
under the instruction of a native Teacher
Mons. j. G. F. Miville de Chene has been en-
ployed in this Academy during the past Win
ter, and has proved himself competent and
faithful Teacher of the French Language
His mode of teaching pronunciation is peculiar
to himself, and wherever he has taught has
met with success. He attaches much impor-
lance to familiar conversation, and exercises his
pupils accordingly. The opportunity Of OBJ
tanning a thorough knowledge Of the pure Par-
isan French, with grammatical pronunciation,
seldom occurs like the present.
TERMs-Six dollars for SO lessons.
The services of Teacher of Music (Pano)
have been secuted, who will devote herself en-
tirely to this department.
a. PARISH, Principal
Westfeld, Mass, May o. 81
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S | a te.
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, IS.
THE Probate Court for the district of MARI
boro to all persons interested in the estate OF
EBENEZER SCOTT, late of Vernon, in
said district, deceased, intestate,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Cyrus Washburn, admins.
w traitor ofthe estate of said deceased, pro-
poses TO render an account Of his adminislra-
lion at the Probate Court 10 be holden al P.
Chase's Inn in Brattleboro, on the last We'd
nesday oe July next ;-Therefore you are here
by notified to appear before said Court at the
time and place aforesaid, 10 shew cause, if any
yon have, why the said account should not be
allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court at Brattleboro, in said district, this
29th day of May, A. ID. 1888.
80 DANA HYDE, Judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

CoNGREss.-In the Senate, Saturday, Mr..
Clays resolution relative the kinds of money which
shall be receivable for duties and other payments to
the treasury, debated to late hour Mr.. Clay's
motion to strike out the last clause Of the resolution
requiring that the bank received shall be subse
creditors who willing receive them, agreed
to--yeas A. nay 1. motion to strike the provi-
sion requiring the of sound banks to be received
in payment under suitable restrictions prescribed by
the Secretary of the Treasury, was adopiedyeas rs,
nays 10.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

"Aye-this is Love, the steadfast and the trueH'
On Thursday, the 18th Of May, by the Rev Joel
Anderson, Mr. Robert Parks Of Indiana Miss Celia
Dial of Williamson county.-Twcnty five years ago,
Mr. p courted the lady to whom he is married,
and was accepted by her. Parental interference broke
off the match and prevented their union that time
Twelve years afterwards he her and renewed their
engagement. Circumstances prevented the meeting
until very recently, but their engagement ne
Their parry ever married-until last night, when
consunmated in happiness the early pledge Of their
youthful hearts.-Frankiin Repository.
In Greenfield, 2Sth ult. DIR Edward NJ. Wheeler,
to Miss Elizabeth Reed, both Of Rowe.
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Paints and Oils.

WHITE Lead Llnseed Oil, boiled do,
w Japan, Spts Turpentine, Spanish White,
Chrome and French, Green, Chrome and
French Yellow, Brunswick Green, Red Lead,
Litharge, Winter and Spring Strained Oil, &c.
All the above articles will be sold cheap for
Cash, Produce or short Credit.
Brattlehoro, May 80 1888. 80
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Among the passengers in the packet ship
Gladiator from New York for London, was
John Van Buren,, Esq, one of the sons Of
the President 1t is reported that he goes
to England as the bearer of the congratula-
tons of the government 10 Queen Victoria
upon her ascension to the throne.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01
Groceries and Fish.
CLARK & co.

-Hare just receired by Bodt--
DORTORICO and brown ii. SUGARS /;
Il Loaf do Molasses Salaratus Coffee ;
Salt Pork No l g. 2 Mackerel; Cod Fish ;
No Salmon Picked Halibut; Tongues and
Sounds Snperline Flour Salt, &c. &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

Commodore Melanc,hon Woolsey, of the
U. s. Navy, died at Utica, N. Y. few days
since His age was about sixty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01
Great Excitement i'm Boston :!
among the Medical FacuItyiii

NV f learn that the distinguished DR. Wat
" son, 276 Washington street, and Dr. s.
=. Hewett, the celebrated Bonesetter, 207,
Washington street, 1.-TWO of the most skllfu
practitioners in Boston,) having witnessed the
happy effects of Goeick's Matchless Sanative
IN several cases which have come under their
observation, have given the general agent of
this great modern medicine, permission to re-
Ter to them through the public journals. 1t is
with pleasure we notice such acts of distin-
guished benevolence, and this noble generosi-
~ OF Drs. II. and w. bespeaks their genuine
philanthropy.
We understand, DIR. Watson is of the opin-
ION that as the Sanative has created such a
tremendous excitement among the Medical
FdcuHy, II must be something extraordinary
and TAR superior to the common nostrums of
the day-and there cannot be doubt. but
when the virtues of this great specific shall be
duly appreciated by Physicians, they will
frankly acknowledge il to be the most valua-
Bile additions which has been made to the Ma
terra Medca since the days of HIPPO
CRATES.
We further learn that the general Agent of
the Sanative has the liberty TO refer his fell
low citizens to DIR Hewett, for two very inter
estlng cases which came within the knowl-
edge of the Dr. One of the cures, as we
hIOh Il lOhuS
with "Lumbar Abscessn-and so serious was
her complaint that she was unable to submit
TO Dr. HIS. usual mode of treatment in such
cases. He advised her to try the Sanatiye,
she did so, and before taking one phia, was
entirely cured, aud not Uestige Of her dis
ease remains Another A gentleman, aged
40, pronounced by all who knew him TO be in
a confirmed Consumption" was wonderfully
restored to health by the use of only one phi
al ofthe Sanalive-and he is now well and a.
bout his daily business as usual
We think the open and candid course pur-
sued by DIR. Watson and Hewett richly en,i-
ties them TO the lasting gratitude of the
public-although they may have the whole
phalanx Of the Medical Faculty bouncing up
on them.
After reading the above, and the following
extracts from letters addressed TO Di. Row
land, by his agents, who can for moment
doubt the powers of the mighty Sanative?
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

Benjamin Rathbun. of Buffalo. has a
length been admitted to bail, and released
from confinement
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DELTNQUENTS.

SCHAGHTIcOKE, Aug. TO, 1887.
Sir,-H. Il Moore has left this place and is
not expected to return, does not take the
Phoenix from the Post Office. You will
therefore discontinue sending it, Cannot say
where Moore has gone, Yours,
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LOOK AT II HI is,
FOR
Coughs. Colds & CONSUMPTION

WTHITTON & BAKERS Formerly
w Wilton & Wheeler,) Vegetable Cough
Syrup, for many years celebrated for curing
the most inveterate coughs, whether arising
from cold consumptive habit, predispostion,
or other causes asthma, pain in the chest, r
ritation of the lungs, night sweats, sc. &c.
continues to work its wonderful effect, in re-
licving all pulmonary complaints. This COM
position is wholly vegetable, and may be given
with perfect safety under any circumstances.
All persons afflicted with the above diseases
will find this medicine invaluable and will no
longer be without it, 20 None genuine un-
less signed by the Proprieiors.
For sale by DUTToN, CLARK g. Co.
Brattleboro, June, 1888. 6noS9
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nj RED,

In Wilmington, the morning Of the 2lst uIt. by
Rev Mr. Ballou Mr. Rufus A. Stanley to Miss Syb
NJ. Hastings, both of Wilmington.
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For Sale.

Il OF sale.
A FARM for sale lying in Stratton, d.
IN rectly on the Stage road containing 120
acres of land, with good House and Barn
attached TO the same. An excellent water
privilege for small machine. Said farm is
situated about | l2 mile from the middle of
the town, miles from West marlborough,
miles from Grist Mill, mile from Saw
Mill. Eighty acres being under improvement.
A well and shed over it, and shop For fur
Their information call on
PHINEHAS w. EDDY.
Siratton, May "a, 1898. 3S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

barn ROBBERY. The National Intelli-
rcer states that few nights since, the
frdng.house kept by Mrs. Pittman, on
Irdstreet, was entered by some thieves,
/ lifting up the window-sash Of the front
,m on the lower floor and finding the
Boklast table spread, they took away all
spoons which were placed upon it, and
|be spoons and plate which they found in
drawer of the sdeboard Aherward,
h went up stairs, entered the lodging
I'm of a member Of Congress. who was
|eeu in bed, and rifed his pantaloons peck
of his wallet, containing sundry bank
les, and purse, containing several half
ples. The thieves then took away his
Ink, and examined it in the dining-room
low and finding nothing in it but articles
clothing, left it and them in the room
hbodened by their success in the second
prv orthe house, the thieves next assembled
|ie third story, and entered the lodging
|cm Of another member of Congress, who
Is also asleep in bed, and rihed his panta-
pns 10 like manner, robbing the gentleman
| his wallet, containing sundry bank bills,
hdaso stealing a valuable silver watch,
b pair of gold-rimmed spectacles.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01
Beaver Post Office, Pa. March, /, 1888.
From The POSTMASTER, Claremonl N. H

From the Postmaster, Claremont N. H..
n1xThe above powerful aud invaluable
medicine is doing wonders in this section of
the country, as well as in others. Applications
for il have been made in various places in this
vicinity. A young lady in this town has been
restored from consumption and confirmed IN
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Hall & 'TOwnsIey

HAyE just received large stock of T. l.
n Il Rock, American, ST. Martins and
Sack Salt, which they offer at wholesale 70
retail.
Bratlleboro, May 30, 1898. So
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ORRIS NICHOLS, P. NJ.

Hartford, CT. AprlI II, 1896.
Dear Sir-My daughter, who had distress.
ing cough, raised great deal Of matter, and
who was afflicted with palpitation ofthe heart,
has taken a phial of the Sanative and is now
WELL. Others also bear testimony to its
good effects. Yours respectfully.
@ r COMSTOCK
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

another Indian Murder-The Mississip.
pr Free Trader says, 1--WE learn from an
Official letter to the postmaster general that
the mail which left the post office at TAMPA,
on the Sd of April, is lost, and that the car.
rier was brutally murdered about sixteen
miles this side of Fort King He was shot
from his horse by Indians, his SCALP taken
off, his eyes dug out, his ears and nose cut
off, and other horrid atrocities and torments
inflicted upon him"
Robbery al Philadelphia. An amount of
money, supposed TO be about $50, 900, prin-
cipally in Drafts and Bank Checks, entrus-
ted by Philadelphia brokers to the conduc-
tor OF the Philadelphia and Trenton line, to
carry 10 their correspondents in New. FORK.
was stolen from the office in Third-street, on
Wednesday afternoon.
The grand jury of Pulaski county, Ark
ansas, has found a true bill for murder a.
gainst John Wilson, late the loco foco Spea-
ker of the House of Representatives of the
State, who left the Speakers Chair and muir
dered a member with Bowie knife on the
floor Of the House We shall see whether
this atrocious murderer is convicted and
hanged
WooL.-Sales of wool are effected, in the
Boston market, according to the Boston
Courier, on a credit of months, at the fol.
lowing prices prime Saxony, washed, as
to so cts; American full blood, washed, 3S
to 40 common, no quotations.