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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
REVEALS.
Fro the Morning Star.


In Angelica. Allegany Co. ~. Y,
work of grace has recently been enioyel.
: The majestic, strong, God-exaliing
truihs Of The Bible, caused The work 10
strike deep, and move onward with the
omnipotence OF the tornado, sweeping 10
lis course The darkness Of ages" Fonr
accessons have been made to the church.
IS, and large number have SUBSCRIBED
the temperance pledge.
Brother John Hartman writes under
date OF Siewausiown, n r. Oct i 1. 1888
A rcenill Bapiisl church has rec, u,;,,F
been organized 10 CoIebrook under ,bs
charge of Elder Samuel Drown. Al
present it numbers about 80 membsn
most OF whom were never before connss-
Ell with any church"
In Springfield, ". Y, a revival BIZ
been enjoyed-6fy have been baptized.
One hundred conversions have recently
taken place on Berwick and Danvi!ls cir.
cults, ~ Y.
There has been a glorious revival ca
Kent circuit, Pa. 90 or 100 have been
translated from natures darkness i1:s
Gods marvellous light.
I" IL includes not only the blooming
youth, but many Of those ia the meridiaa
Of lie, whose habits are formed. and from
whom the church may, with propriely. sI
pect much usefulness; some far advances
In life. on whose heads the SHOWS OF hfJ
or sixty winters had fallen, were seea
bowling at the altar. soliciting the prayeH
of the people of God, and were ultimately
made subjects Of converting grace. l.
some cases nearly whole families haH
been brought 10 Cod
A revival has been in progress for ser
eral weeks in Wilmington, Delaware
Sixty or more have passed from death
unto llfc;" severni are young men in tho
vigor OF life, and some young ladies BE-
longing 10 the Female Seminary in ist
place.
REVIVAL AT GRIoesAiLLE, ILL. Rev
William Whiulesey states in a letter 4
The editor Of the Hartford Observer. uR
der date of June 26th,-Ethat God b.
poured out his spirit-some Of the mo-
Influential men of the place have con
on the Lords side--and great solemn,
still pervades the mind of this community
Some twenty are indnlging hope, and W
feel that God is. in very deed. j this plaee
Seven were admitted To the church. Ia
Sabbath, by letter the revival appea
much like what have been accusiomt
to see. in New England-siill and
emn. as if eternal realities were ia view
TEMPERAScR AND REvIvALs. W
have occasionally noticed The dereloT
ments which the history of the church
America exhibits betweente Temperance e.
revivals of religion and though we "
be the last on earth to limit the Holy OF
we state il as historic fact, after close =
serva,ion for years, tina, the FsyiVa's o.
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ninteresl into all themee,ings of the church
which are totally indispensable TO her health
and prosperity. Well would it be for all odr
churches, did they act upon the principles OF
the above resolutions.
May God strengthen that "small one" in
carrying out these unpopular, YET holy prin-
.iples, that she may soon "become thou
sand. "-[ Communicated
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
VOL. XI. NO. 7

There will be no more occasion Tor tla ooa,;,..
ance of the former dispute, as to tho sai q Il,
Society's Constitution, IL now being made u read
as it was before made to mean. 1t now oa!y r..
mains, in order 10 a full understanding Of tasr
Constitution, and their principles, to draw the In.
between sspar' and . all toar"-a task which v;,,
furnish poser, even for their talented Correspond
ing Secretary himself
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
VERMONT rELEG RAPH.

ed in opening the chests, found in the hlr-
ed mans pocket 500 in half eagles, which
knew we'll enough belonged to the sum
lost. He, on interrogation, confessed that
he took the money, and went half mile and
showed US where the remainder was, some
thing over $4,000, all in silver except !
$40 which was in another pocket book with |
other writings. He stated that be took it on
Sunday, near the middle of the day, while
Mr.. Post and the person whom Mr.. Post
| was calculating 10 leave on his farm IN his
absence, were gone down into the lot, about
an hour and hall, that he carried The spe-
Gle from the place where he first put 1t, on
Thursday or Friday, while MIR. Post and
the neighbors generally were at Vergehnes !;
and that the gold had not been removed
from the place where he first put it, till the
morning previous to my finding II in his
pocket. Had he been searched ever so thor
oughy, at any time previous TO that day, It
, would have been useless. 1t is plain TO me
that the hand of Providence was in it, that
the innocent should be fully acquitted, while
the gilt of the guilty should be clearly
, made manifest.
, AS there is mention made by the writer
f of the article in the Argus, of certain re-
spectacle citizens of Vergennes and its vi
e cinity, laborng under imputations, which
o were as base and dishonorable as they were
| unfounded. / would barely say, with a view
: TO alleviate their suffering condition, an
that the public may be correctly informed
If that it had been ascertained by the citizen
n Of Addison, honorable, or dishonorable
n call them whlchyou please,) beyond doub
J. that there had been wagons or a wager
;e passing from the vicinity Of Fergennes
ID the South, in the direction towards NJ
10 Posts, On the nights or night which his NOR
As ey was deposited in his wagon, after IL o
+, clock; and also wagon was seen by on
IS person, one mile and half north of M
N POSTS, passing north, towards Vergenne
" or Burlington, Gf you please at o'cloc
A. NJ, with three men in it, and that,
nj some other Wagon, was heard passing Sc
&C eral houses between there and Vergenne
at from 3to o'clock, which led the uici
ed citizens of Addison to suspect that Il
- money had gone North. They according
~ pursued into Charlotte, and there took out
'h' search warrant, and searched two house
ne while others remained at Vergennes, wa
IT. ing the return Of those gone to the mort
'n' and also Gas suppose) waiting the movii
of the waters. The respectable citizens
ed Charlotte, have never felt themselves abu
is, ed or dishonored as have ever understoc
ph, by any thing tina! took place in their tow
re- but aided those in search to the utmost
dI- their power.
ide The above are facts. The public m
to now judge. Ihave been much more lengt
vas than intended. If you will give the abo
the place in your paper, you will oblige nu
ost, Der Of your friends in Addison, and partic
MIS- larly your unworthy friend and brother
) in tribulation, WIN. WHrrFoRD
We 0. S. Murray.
in |
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07

HCohREcrIos.- In brother Jo,lin's ar.
ticle on Peace, last week, the second with,
in the 18Th line, is sOperauou.. l, ersp, in
through the fingers Of the printer, and wsi
not detected in reading the proof.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07

SulclDE.--Probably there are thousands
and millions, who are believers in witchery,
animal magnetism, and score Of supersti-
tIous signs and notions for which thev can
give no good reason,-and yet who have
never entertained the idea, even in their i'm
a9inalions, that the terrible sin of suicide is
cont0gious-if may be allowed thus.to use
the word: [ use it for the want of better
at hand, TO convey my idea.] That it is so,
no one, think, can doubt for moment, who
has taken, or will take, observation on the
subject. Itspreads itself through sympathy
and the power of example, like intemper-
ance, dueliing, war, and other body and soul
destroying sins.
lam not undertaking a formal essay or dis
QUESTION on this subject, being at present too
much pre-occupied with other things TO do il
any justice. The subject itself was called
up by receat and repeated occurrences in a
neishboring town. Since the notorious Rob-
e'' temple, of Rutland, destroyed himself,
there have been at least three virtual sui
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07

A Coop BEGISNiNo.-The Church In 81
sex, n. T., an account Of whose organizsliOs
will be found in another place, has taken Ibs
Gospel ground. Read the resolutions.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07

taIkative.--he keeps silence, but is not sui.
leu--he reproves, but breaks no! the head
he commands. but he puffs not up-hiS
words are few, but they are as goads. ana
M nails fastened in sure placs.-M E0'
en-. j
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07

The Yergennes Vermonter says: "a convention
viii meet in Middlebury Immediately after the adj
jonrnment of the Legislature 10 adopt measures for
the improvement of our district schools
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
New Goods.

vTNHE subscribers are now receiving their
Il FALL and WINTER stock Of Goods,
which they feel disposed 10 sell at the very
iotoest prices. Among our assortment may be
found the following
Blk, blue purple olive and invisible green
TINS; Cassimeres; alepines,
various colors and qualities ) Eng. and French
merinos cambets ;indiannas,a new and beau
liful article Rich Silks; blk, lace wells ;
Prints,a very large assortment from 10 cents TO
2 shilings per yd. (; ribbons, merino and Edin-
boro shawls, &c. &c.
We cannot stop to enumerate, but shall he
very happy to exhibit our Goods to all who
may please to give us call.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Dover and
vicinity, we tender our thanks for the liberal
share of patronage we have received, and we
hope they will recolect where they can find
articles tc SUIT with the LEAST tax upon the
purse. LAZELLE q JONES.
East Dover, Oct. A, 1898. b
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Westminster Probate Disi,

" eslminster PROBATE DfsfricI, IS.
AT Probate Court holden at Rockingham
in said district, on the last "Wednesday Of
September, A. ID. lS3S,-Present, tho
Hon. DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Judge:
ZONES Bethia Martin, Widow of DAN
~ TEL MARTIN, late of Putney in said
district, deceased, and presents her petition to
the Court, praying that the whole Of the sur
pusage of the personal estate Of the said de-
dered that the said petition be referred for hear
ing TO session of this Court to be holden at
the Inn of Chester Rand, in Townshend in
said district, on the last "Wednesday Of October
next; and that all persons interested in said
estate be notified of said petition and this or
der, by publication thereof three times sue
cessively in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at
Bratteboro, as soon as may be.
s JAMES CRAWFORD, Reg.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

" estminster District. IS.
At a Probate Court holden at the Inn of Elisha
Warner, in Grafton in said district, on the
last Wednesday of August, A. ID. lsSs,---
Present, the Hon. DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Judge:
ZONES Waity Walker, Executlix on th.,
~ Estate of JESSE walker, late cc
Brookne in said district, deceased, and pro-
poses to settle her administration account at n
session Of this court TO be holden at the Inn Of
Chester Rand, in Townshend in said district.
on the last Wednesday of October next;
Whcreupon it is ordered by said Cont that
the said account be referred for examination
and allowance TO said time and place; and that
all persons interested in said estate be notified
thereof, by publication three times success
lively in the Vermont Phoenix, printed al Brat
tleboro, as soon as may be. $500.
S JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob. R-g'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
NOTICE TO HYGEISTS In
VERMONT.

rTvHE GENUINE Morison's Pills or Hygean vege-
h table Universal Medicine, OF the British College
Of health can again be had in this STATE. The college
have appointed and sent out Mr. George Taylor, Gin
place Of a. Shepherd Moat removed) and OF him and
his agents only the genuine imported medicine be
obtained in the United States. The medicine Is in
and dollar Packets with No. aud Pills in them
and in boxes OF 20 aud 80 cents each, wuh one kind
ia a box that No. or can he obtained separately
il wanted in the spring the Boxes will have both
kinds in them; also, boxes Of Powders 25 cts. each.
We do URGE all who wish TO get this s'best Of medi
cines,' to attend the following directions when
purchasing in Vermont see il there is label On ihe
Box or Packet reading 'Geo. Ia, lor" General Agent
for the United States OF America, appointed by "Mo-
rison Moat * Co." British College Of Health, ''Jas.
Morrison tue Hygeist," Hamilton Place, Kings
London, Geo. Taylor, Morrison Moat s Co. aud Jas.
Morrison the Hygesi, fac smiies Of their respective
signatures; Also be more particular to that each
Bor or Packet is signed 10 writing by Pang,orn and
Brnsmaid, and also signed by the Sub Agent OF whom
you purchasing, attend 10 these rules and you
icM get the genuine Pills and will get an article that
will do you good il Medicine can, should any be offer
ed in Vermont without all of the above signatures
them the public may rest INSURED, that they are not
made by Morrison the lily geist.
Applications for Sub Agencies, will be promty
tended to, terms liberal. No Druggist PedLar
will he appointed an any case tchafeuer. Every Sub
Agent will have Certificate OF his appointment, sign
ed by Geo. Ta,lor U. ). Agent, and signed in writ
ing by Pangborn s. Brinsmad State Agent for YER
mont and printed certificate of appointment, 10 sus
pend IN his place OF business and by the request Of
by US. We conscentiousy recommend this med c:.s
To all who Deed mediciuei it be given safely 4
with good effect to young children, well grown
persnns Those who have used il, do invariably con-
tinue It's whenever they need any medicine The
reputation Of il is tceH established aud needs no FAM
ing, putting advertisements sustain II. Il has beeu
injured hy counteriets, but the college have out
an Agent, Ia whom they have perfect confidence, 10
their and his and our intention do what We can %
enable all who wish il TO gel The genuine Mnrson's
H,gean Vegetable Universal Medicine made the
British College Of Health in London.
Every Packet sold IN Vermont Of the genuine Mo
risons Pills. or Hygean Vegetable Universal Medicine
made at the British College Of Health by Morrison tho
Hsgeist, will he sisned by Pangborn * Brnsmaid.
and also by their regularly advertised appointed Agents
in the several Counties.
PANGBORN s. BRINSMAID,
Jewellers, Burlington, VT Agents for the state.
SUB AGENTS.
NJ. 5. Buekland, Bellows Falls, Windham
Ors & Roberts, Manchester, Bennington CO.
September, 1888.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05

Steamer Providence ashore.-The steamer Prov
idence, from New York ior Providence, went ashore
Tuesday morning last about 7o'cock, in fog, within
a stones throw of Beaver Tail Light, the southern
point Of the island of Canoncut. few miles $. w. Of
Newport. She had board about 400 passengers,
including 1856 United States seamen destined to the
US. ship Ohio, at the Charlestown Navy Yard.
Crops in England. Accounts by the Great WEES
tern, speak very favorable 10 the crops in England.
The news by the Great Western has caused decline
of SO in the nice Of this article. II selling
in N. Y. on Monday last, for so.
Poughkeepsie Hooi Market, Sept. &C. Sales Of
few thousand pounds fleece WOOL have been made at
40 to so and lot Of No pulled at Al cts cash.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
For Sale,

TN the Centre of the town of Vernon, a Saw
II Mill, Single Mill, and Mechanics Shop,
all attached TO one hoom, with a good water
privilege, and all in good repair
ALSO
New Dwelling house, Barn, and other out
buildings with about one acre of land situated
in the Centre of Vernon aforesaid. The house
is well finished and hasa good supply ofwater
brought into the house.
ALSO
a Wood Lot, containing rs acres, lying about
one mile from the above.
IRA YoUNGLovE.
Vernon, Oct. g. 1888. s.
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DIED.,

In this village, on the 29h ut Sarah Cutting,
daughter Of Doct. Dana Hyde, aged years.
Al Beleve, Illinois, 10 September, Mr. John +.
Fcssenden, late Of this village, ed about 90 years
At Lancaster, Prnn Walter ;. Franklin, Esq.
Clerk OF the U. 5. House Of Representatives.
In Norlh6ed Mass. Sept ~, David w. Nettleton,
aged % years.
10 New Salem, Sept. IS, Mrs Eliza Thompson,
wife Of Capt Clark Thompson aged Al.
Al Washington. Fayeue county, Ohio. Sept. 20th,
Mr. Amasa NJ Ods, aged about 10 years. also, AM
asa Hubbard Odds, Sept. 2Ist, Of A. NJ. Odds,
aged 10, late Of Marlboro, VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District, SIS.
At Probate Court holden at Brattleboro,
within and for said district, on the Goth day
of Sept. A. ID. 1888, ---Present, Hon.
DANA HYDE, Judge:
:" HEREAS Isabel Perry and George r.
w Stebbins, Administrators on the Estate
of NOAH PERRY, late of Vernon, deceased,
propose TO render their final account of their
administration Of said estate, at the Probate
Court TO be holden at the dwelling house of
Paul Chase, in Brattleboro in said district, on
the last Wednesday of October next; therefore
it is ordered by the Court that all persons in
terested in said estate be notified to appear at
said Probate Court, TO shew cause if any they
have, why the said account should not be al
lowed; for which purpose it is further ordered
that copy of the record Of this order be pub
lished in the Vermont PheniS, printed at Brat
tleboro, three weeks successfully, as soon as
may be.
A true copy ofrecord.
S S. ELLIOT, Reg'r.
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Notice.

DUR SUANT to power in me vested for
Il that purpose, and 10 satisfy pledge
thereof now become forfeit, will sell at Public
Auction on NJ o n ID A Y, October 22f, q, 3
o'clock, P. NJ at the dwelling house ofCol. II.
HYDE in the village ofBellows Falls, ali those
Shares in the Bellows Falls Canal Company
numbered sixty-one to seventy-two inclusive
and contained in certificate Number six.
HENRY +. GREEN.
Bellows Falls Oct. |, 1898. 3
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, SIS.
To the Heirs or their Guardians of the Estate
of JOHN HOLBROOK, late of Brattle-
boro in said district, deceased
A PPLICATION having been made by
IN Sarah Holbrook, Executrx on said Es-
tate, for license to sell so much of the Real
Estate at Public Auction or private sale as will
be sufficient to pay the debts and legacies of
said deceased You are hereby notified that a
hearing will be had in the premises at the Pro-
bate Court to be holden on the Goth day of
October, A. ID. 1888, at the Registers Office,
in Brattleboro in said district. And unless
bonds be given with sufficient sureties for the
payment Of said debts and legacies within such
time as the Court shall then and there direct,
license and authority will be given the said
executrix to sell so much of the real estate of
said deceased as the personal estate is INSULT
eient to pay.
Given under my hand at Bratteboro in said
district, this I'd day of October, A. ID. 1888.
DANA HYDE, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.


To the Heirs of RICHARD BAILEY, late
of Newfane in said State, deceased,
Greetings:
w HEREAS, it appears by the report of
w the Commissioners, and files and records
of this Court, that the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient TO pay his Just debts by
the sum eight hundred and fifty dollars, and
the costs of settling the said estate: There
fore you are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court, at session thereof to be holden
ut the dwelling-house of Paul Chase, in Brat
tleboro in said district, on the last "Wednesday
of October next, and give bonds, as said Court
shall direct, for the payment of said debts and
costs, or an order will then issue to the admin
istrator of said estate, 10 sell so much of the
real estate of said deceased as will be sufficient
to pay the aforesaid sum, and all legal costs
and charges.
Given under my hand, and the seal Of said
Probate Court, at Newfane in said district, this
Goth day of September, A. ID. 1888.
By order Of the Judge.
5. SAMlL ELLIOT, Reg,
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HoRRID ATTEMPT BY A MOTHER TO
MURDER HER OWN INFANr.-On Tuesday
morning, about 10 o'clock, as Mr. ]. w.
Cramer, foreman Of the chemical factory at
the foot OF 33d street and llth avenue, was
standing at his door, he observed woman
pass down to the dock and throw into the riv-
er a large bundle. This circumstance, to-
gether with seeing her stop and speak to
some children who were gathering bark on
the wharf, excited his curiosity and hasten
ed down to the dock, where he was told by
little girl that she asked the woman what it
was she threw into the water, and she repli
ed, "only dead rats" Mr. c. was still dis
satisfied, though nothing ofthe bundle could
be seen in the water. Presently, however,
the steamer Telegraph passing by, caused
swell in the waves. and TO his SURPRISE what
he then supposed to be the lifeless body ofan
infant was washed up nearly to where he
was standing. He seized the child and laid
it on a rock near by. and then turned in pur-
suit OF the nhuman mother, who was not yet
out of sight In this pursuit, Mr. G. was
joined by two of his iellow-workmen, nam
ed Warner and Buren,. The woman, how
ever, succeeded in making good her escape,
and has not siuce been seen.
Mr. Cramer, returning 10 the chlld, found,
to his surprise, that signs of life were mani
tested, and he took it TO his wife and sent for
DR.. H Fl. Cochran, who, after applying the
proper resloratives soon effected a perfect
recovery. The child ia boy) was pronounc-
ed by the doctor TO be about three weeks old.
Mr.. Cramer, (who, by the bye, has no
children of his own,) as in duty bound, sent
word to the aims house, where he was po
litely informed by Mr. Winsow, that the in
FAINT should be, il brought down, carefully
provided for. To this latter suggestion
however, Mr. c., demurs. as his wife de-
ciares she wouldn't part with the cherut
for $500" The young adventurer will
however, bear the name Of Hudson Moses
given him by Mr. Winslow.-N Y E1
press.
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Brighton Market--Monday Oct. 1, 1898.

[Reporod for the Daily Advertiser & Patriot.1
Al market 400 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 2i50 Sheep,
and 1900 Swine
PRICES-Beef Canie--Salcs we're brisk. First
quality so; second quality 8 10 ss7i third quality
s so a $6.
Storcs-In good demand. Yearlings 80 a ID;
two year old SIG IS; three year old 1922 3.
Sheep--Sales brisk at 81, SS, l6, 2 so, and
3 25.
S,cine--Last weeks prices we're fully supported
Lots pedde at l-2 and l-2i at retail liz 81
old Hogs Z a &c.
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CalicOeS. &c.

100PIECES; about 5000 yds Eng French
lOO aud Am Prints High Plaid Shawls,
Ednboro do. BLK Merino do Ladies' Camb-
lets Camleleens Persian Camblets Eng.
and French Mernos blk, blue blk, brown
and Invisible Green Bombazines and Alepines
supr. Kid Gloves; blk and cold merino Hose;
Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria Hdkfs &c.
just received and for sale at very low prices
for CASH, PRODUCE, or GOOD CREDIT, by
BUTTON, CLARK g. Co.
Brattebro. Sept. 20, 1885, 6w4
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NJ OTT C Il

rs hereby given that w. r. RANNEY, ad
L minstrator " de bonis non'' on the estate of
BENJAMIN DUNKLEE, late of Towns
bend, deceased, will close the settlement of
said estate and present his account for adiudi-
cation at the Probate Court, TO be held at
Warmers in Grafton, on the last Wednesday
of Nov. next.
Townshend Oct. |, 1898. s.
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The
Calicoes.

NOR beautiful styles of English and Am.
II Prints, Shawls, Silks, Merinos, Muslins,
Laces, Gloves, Collars, Edgngs, Cambrcks,
Linens, Velveis, Flannels, Ginghams, and ey-
new stock Of Goods, at
8 BIRGE q DICKINSON'S.