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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-11
For Albany, Troy, and
WESTERN COUNTRY,
Via BRATTLEIoRO and BESSrNcros


II EAVES Chase's every morning (suDd,-
- excepted) at 8 O'Clock, and arrive Al Tns
and Albany same evening, where il in,ers,r,
the great Western Canal, Steamboats, e.
New York, Railroad for BaIlston and Ss,,o
ga Springs, Stages, Packets, &c.
Passengers on arriving at Troy or AIbaDv
can procure passage for the West at aims,
any hour Of the day, either by Stages, Packet,
or Railroad.
This line also, leaves Baker and Walker,
Stage Office, Albany and Troy, for Bennington
and Bratteboro, daily, Sundays excepted
An accommodation Stage will leave Albany
for Bennington every morning at 10 o'cIoi
on the arrival of the Boat from New York. ana
Railroad from the West. Passengers coins
East. who arrive at Albany in the morning sDI
take the Stage for Bennington, will not Be srk
jected 10 riding in The night.
At Brattleboro, this line intersecis with lbu
different stage routes TO Boston, and two
Lowell; also, Stag-s for Concord and all par,
of New Hampshire, and the Connection, Ry.
er line Of Stages for Walpoe, Bellows Falls,
Charlestown, Hanover, and Haverhill. Pas.
sengers can go from Albany through to any d
the above towns in two days.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-11

Eduedting a Wife--Perry. the proprie
tor Of the Morning Chronicle, has now an
income Of 100000 per nnnum. Boln in
the north of Scotland and having received
good classical education, at the age o.
twenty he scalked to London 10 seek his for
tune. He had left, on his arrival, two aud
sixpence For some time he nearly slur
we'd, AT length he got employment and
small wages from the editor OF the Nor
ming Chronicle, and subsequently he be-
came the principal editor and then partner
md finally sole proprietor AT the age oil
forty he was wealthy, Happening to make
a journey into the country, he saw in mil.
liners shop girl with whose beauty and
manner he was greatly smitten He beg.
gcd leave 10 ropea. his visit at the second
interview he told her he would marry her.
but added, Il am man oflonune, and wish
to live hospitality, and to make my friends
happy at home. | am not accustomed to
society, and must have wife who Gun do
the honors Of my house with grace and
dignity and fashion. Now you have seen
nothing ofthe world and know even less
Of these matters than | do but you have
talents, and would presently become lady,
ifyou were under proper advantage Then,
ifyou will go to Paris, and spend two years
there TO perfect yourself | will furnish the
means and marry you OH your return"
The lady, who was seventeen, was not long
balancing on so hard condition. She
wen, to Paris. passed two years there under
every advantage which money could pro-
cure, and returned an accomplished lady.
and all that Perry could wish. They mar
ried, and have six lovely children, She has
heen the pride Of his heart, the ornament Of
his house and the admiration of his friends.
! know an Irishman who did something of
the same kind but doubt whether there be
anything similar in the history Of an En-
glishman. From the private journl OF
Arou Burr.
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CHARLES VIC BURNEY,

UNIFORMS the Gentlemen of Bratileboro
u and vicinity, that he manufactures and has
always on hand, all articles in his line, viz
Ladies' and Gents Saddles and Brides; Coach,
Gig, Buggy and Wagon Harnesses at vari-
Gus prices; u large assortment OF Horse Dress
es and Blankets, by the dozen or single one;
Surcingles, Rollers, Halters, Whips, Spurs,
Currycon,bs and Brushes, &c. &c.
Military Announcements, of every kind.
Also Travelling Trunks. yaiisses, Carpet
Bags, Ladies' Dress Trunks and Bonnet
Boxes, Hat Cases, &c.
Gentlemen visiting Boston, are respectfully
invited to call as above. and are assured that
they will find goods on as favorable terms as
at any other establishment in the country.
September 6, 1889. SmS
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A uew Surgical Casa few days since
n boy belonging 10 the British School, Trow-
bridge, broke a blacklead or slate pencil in
TO his ear, and so far had it gone in. and
still so short was the piece, that it babe def.
nnce 10 the attempts Of our eminent medical
man to extract il. and second would not
make the attempt, but recommended the
mother TO take him to Bath, where he
would, at the hospital, be sure TO meet with
proper attention. and be judcously treated.
Accordingly she was preparing the boy for a
jaunt and was preparing due additions on
lis face, when the boy not b, having quite
So well us his mother thought he ought.
she gave him smart box with the pakn Of
her hand on the ear (bul not the ear that
was ahectcd,) when, strange 10 tell, out
came the pencil The cure was wrought
as fly magic, the journey saved, and all ty
good sound box on the ear.
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DIED,

Ia Ley den, 22d ut Of consumption, Alley H., daugh-
ter Of Mr. Rufus Hastings aged 10.
In USbridge, Sept. 9, Mrs Mercy, wife Of Mir Elihu
Bown, aged 20.
In West Brook6cld, Aug. IL, Mr. Stephen Crowcll,
aged 81.
In Hardwick. Sept. 10, Mr. S,lyanus Brimhall, "a
revolutionary pensioner, aged So.
In Wesrmoreland, MI. 18th ut. Miss Elizabeth
Hem'oingway, aged %, formerly of Boston. On the
23d Ill. Mrs Sally Bennett widow Of the late NJ, VIM.
Bennett, aged rs.
IL Chesterfield, Nh 18th ult. widow Edee Whit
ney, aged So.
Al CaboIville. Sept. 27, Miss Matilda Jordon. 49,
In Ro, hester, Hon. Abraham Holmes, aged SO. He
was one Of the three last surviving Delegates 10 the
Massa, huseits Convention which ratified the Consti-
,ution Of the United States.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-11

Is' Gaie,y and a light heart. in all virtues
and decorum, are the best medicine for the
Young, or rather for ALL |. who have pas
SEED my life in detection and gloomy thoughts
now catch at enjoyment. come from what
quarter it may and even seek for it. Crini'
nal pleasure, indeed comes from Satan bul
that which we find in the society of good
and pious men, is approved by God Ride
hunt with your friends, amuse yourself in
their company. Solitude and melancholy
are poison. They are deadly TO all, but,
above all. TO the young-Luther.
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BRATTLEBoRo BOTANIC
mfr MARY.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
nR. OLIVER WRIGHT,

~ would respectfully give notice 10 llf
Inhabitants of Brattleboro and vicinity, that be
has purchased large and eonmodious hou'',
and fitted up an IHFIRMARr on Canal Stree
near the MErHoDIsT CHAPEL, where he vii
be happy TO accommodate invalids, who may
be pleased 10 favor him with their patronage, 10
a manner agreeable TO their most pleasnTaos
desires; regarding, always. the laws oil hea,iN'
His experience for SEVEN years-arduous laooI
in practice with the sick OF every variety"
disease, assures him of his abilities to perform
all that medicine, skllully applied, can perform
Not Boosting above knowledge on the Strength
of mystery, he would say that his mode OIL or
Grating is purely upon the scientific pnnclp@
discovered by DR.. SAMUEL Thomson
Vegetables purely, erelusirely, and oil known
efficacy are the only medicines used; a9o 'u.ss'
too, which are not possessed OF any de'e'e,,oI'
properties. He has large assortment OF "eu'
icines prepared by himself, in the best o'u'''
for the peeuliariiies of all cases.
DIR. Wright would further notice totep..L
lie that he will perform all practice oy INV
which is usually performed BY physe.asasuy
Laxations and fractures wlll DC sc'enuG.
treated on the principles of the new Pta. ua0il
Ladies in parturition will be a''eu"'Jr
promptly. His experience IN TINS p1an n.'ong
practice has been very extensive, ana an''"s
the many cases which he has attended, noi LINN
has been unsuccessful in relation 10 swy'n" aS
desirable to Mother or child. MIS- "A''''
will attend with the Dr., il requested. s.n
VAPouR, and nledicaied vapou! pau" ,or;ng
be had at all times, as an agent N les' ,;nsss
health, or a lirury and promoter oil clea''''"'
and health TO those who are WELL. .o oe
Price, for regular operations by eou soc,s
medicine and bathing, So. Baths only ovN
Board at the Infirmary on reasonable '.'"'''
O. WRIGHT, Physie'aa' 90
Brattleboro, April IS, 1899.
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TIME subscribers would respectfully infoim
Il the inhabitants of Brattleboro &its vicinity,
that they have Just received their Fall aud
Winter Stock Of BOX, PARLOUR x COOK
STOVES, at the STONE BUILDING
opposite the Brick Row, where they will find a
general assortment Nfihc following patterns:
". y. .Many's patent Hot air Cook Store;
do. do Union, do.
Johnson and Geer's Superior Premium do.
Green and Curtis Conicfe do;
Kelley's Patent do;
COnanrs Improved Rotary do;
do. Patent Improved do;
Parker's Patent Pariour do;
ConGnrs permoHi do do;
w. y. .Nanys do do.
sizes Box Stoves--togethcr with many
other patterns, too numerous 10 mention. And
by the way, amongst the best they would Just
mention BUCKLIN'S PATENT RAIL
WAY COOK STOVE, which is one Of the
kind long looked for, on account Of the many
good qualities which il possesses. And for
baking il is excelled by none on account Of the
large and spacious oven that is attached to it..
And If there is any one in the village or near
by that wishes TO test the many good qualities
the stove possesses, can have one put up, and
after thorough trial, if il does not give salts
faction, il may be returned free Of expense
As these patterns are mostly new ones, they
have confidence in warraniing them TO the
public TO be as good rs the best, and will be
sold as low as can be found in the market.
And in addition % their stock of Stoves,
they will find general assortment Of Caullion
Kettles, Hollow Ware, Fire Dogs, &c. &C.,
and are daily manufacturing Stove Furniture
Of all kinds, tin, copper aud brass.
English and Russia Iron Stove Pipe kept
constantly on hand and sold nj Wholesale aud
Retail.
Sap Boilers made TO order and al short notice,
and made Of the best Of stock
Jobing aud Repairing in their line done at
all mes, and all orders promptly attended 30.
And all those who want To buy any &c the
above articles would do well to call at the Stone
Building and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere, as they will all be- sold
low for Cash, or short approved credit.
DICKINSON g. CHANDLER.
Braticboro, Sept. 10, 1889. 5
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Rassans of LirersCorf.

ENOR CONSUMPTION AND LIVER
IL COMPLAiNT.-Fo the cure OF these
diseases no medicine can equal DIR. Taylor's
Balsam of Liverwort. Only look at the inn
mense multitude of certificates Of cures we
have published-cures which this medicine has
effected when no other was Of any use. Re-
member, this is no quackery; on the contrary, il
Is made by regular physician, who has spent
twenty years seeking remedy for that awful
disease, consumption. This medicine is sup
ported by the whole medical faculty, TO their
eternal honor be It said. They throw aside
prejudice and false practice, and own publicly
that this medicine alone can stay the ravages
of this deadly disease and death! When such
men as DR.. Rogers, Cheeseman, Wilson, An
derson, Smith, Hoffman, and many Others who
ornament their profession and honor society
when such men say. "Dr. Taylor's medicine is
a certain remedy,' who shall say no? No
one! Let the sick hope then for health, and
use this vegetable remedy, and they shall not
hope in vain THIS is truly the sick mans
friend, and il deserves TO be the peoples RENE
dy, for il is used by the medical faculty, sup
ported by the clergy, and recommended by the
whole New York press.
Sold by J. C. STONE & CO. Agents for
Windham County, VT. tfo
cJ BrReE, BRAoxETr & Co., Agents for
Bralt.eboro.
Guilford, Green River,) Sept Q, 1889.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-11

Maj Gen. Gaines claims, il i8said,
through his present wife. whom he lately
married, an estate OF ten millions OF dollars at
New Orleans. She is the daughter Of Mr.
Daniel Clark. deceased, The estate is in
litigation.
Let but the old General recover his claim,
and he vii! be elected President by some
"spoils party"
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~ New Fall Goods,
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!
w. III. a. w. l.. WILLIAMS,

lHAvE just received from Boston large
IL IL and extensive assortment of RICH and
DESIRABLE G. 0 0 ID s, adapted TO the
FALL AND WrNrER TRApE--Conssting in
part as follows, viz:
100 Pieces English and American Prints,
| from 8 to 95 cts per yard.
25 Pieces Cd English Merinos, from Do 10
| 90 cts per yard.
I5 Pieces Sd and Cd Cambleteens; Astrecan
Cloths; Printed Merinos, and Saxony Cloths;
| rs Pieces Black, Blue Blk, Blue Brown,
Claret & Invisible Green BRO.ADCLOTHS;
| Cassmeres and Vestings,
| Black and brown Allcpines;
Black, blue black aud cold gro de nap and
Swiss Silks;
Ribbons good assortment;
Black silk and tabby Vclvets;
Hiphlund plaid, Edenboro & mcrino Shawls;
Flag, silk and pongce Hdkis.: fancy do;
Black Italian Cravats;
White and black silk Gloves;
Ladies' and Gents kill do;
Black and cold merino Hose;
Canibrcks, muslins and lawns,
Web lace, insertings and cdgings;
Black lace and blond gauze Wells;
Irish linen, bleach'd sheeings and shriings;
Linen damask, birdseye and Russia Diaper;
White, red and yellow English FIannels;
Cold cambrcs; sileca, silk and twist;
CanVhSS ana fauuinE,
6 cases brush aud silk hats;
70 doz. otter, fur seal, cloth and hair seal
CAPS;
100 pairs Ladies Kid Shoes;
ALSO,
Il, 90 yds extra Sheetings at II Ia cts per yd.
500 =" Lawrence do all
600 " Smithfied do I" 10 Ia ~"
500 do
1000 " Shirtings from i-a to 9 cts per yd.
500 Ticking and Drilling;
900 lbs Cotton Yarn from No. 7 to 10;
500 Batting, Wicking and Wadding.
ALSO,
10 chests Old Hyson, Young I TrAS.
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
1000 lbs. Saleratus at = cts per III;
1000 bro. Havana, N. o., & Loaf Sugars;
Coffee. Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cassia, Cloves,
Raisins, Moasses, Flour, Tobacco, Fish, &c.
Is casks ID, Cd, Sd, l0d, and GOD Nails;
% boxes 6 BY 8 and by keene Glass;
Linseed Oil, Paints oi all kinds;
bbls. Fall Sperm Oil.
.9LSO,--a general assortment of
CrOckery, Glass a. Hardware.
The above in addition TO their former Stock,
makes their assortment full aud complete; and
will be sold for Cash or approved Credit at
least l 5 per cent lower than any stock of goods
they have ever before offered the public.
Williamsville, Sept. "a, 1889. Sw4
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Alpine, and other varie-
ties Of hardy Mulberry
Trees for sale.

well as for the manufacture Of silk, ullcr for
sale few selections of the varieties cultivated
with particular reference TO the climate Of New
England.
1t Is desirable that purchasers should exam
Inc the plantation whilst the leaf is full, as they
will be better able To make selections, as well
as osee the general appearance of the trees; n
person wall therefore be always in readiness to
go through the fields and give any information
required.
Trees will be packed in such manner as TO
render them safe for portage To any part Of the
country, and directions given for their safe
keeping through the winter.
The number Of trees that the said Company
propose selling this season will he limited & ear
" application should bc made nj the Company's
Factory, l-2 miles from Northampton, on the
Albany road, personally or by letter; in the lat
Ter case, every attention will be given that
could be by the purchaser on the spot
+. w. SHEPARD, Clerk Of the Co.
iCJs Factory i-2 miles from Northampton
Village, on the Albany road.
Sept. 10. 1889. 6ws
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-11

ORR InoN, Cast and Wrought, and most
kinds of Produce, received in payment, and a
reasonable credit given.
We respectfully solicit all in want Of the
latest improvements in Cooking Stoves, or any
other article in our line, before purchasing else
where, TO call and examine our stock, in
which we arc confident that the most fasiidious
will be able TO suit themselves 10 regard 10 de-
sign, material and workmanship.
J. II. & w. II. ESTERBROOK.
Brattleboro, Sept. i6, 1889. us
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MARRIED..

II Orange County, NC. Mr. William Hupson,
soldier % the revolution, 10 the s0h year uf his age,
to Miss llarrie, Booth, aged about II.
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II II II q Al s

=
" II II q AIN s.
I'm fashionable BroadcIoihs, Cassimeres, La
dts Cloths OF all descriptions sc. &c. at
button, Clark e. Co.'s
l1FvARrETy STcEM.I--O
W. O are receiving and constantly sup
w piled with and offer their Friends, Gus
toners, and Purchasers generally, very COM
peie assortment of FOREIG; " and ID ONES
TIC GOODS.
Among which are superlative black, blue
and coloured FRENCH IND ENGLISH
BROdDCLO1HS; super and fine, OF every
fashionable colour and mixture. Double and
single Milled black, blue, fancy cOIoured and
mkt Cassimeres of ENGLISH, FRENCH
and GERMAN Manufacture. American
Broadcloths and Cassimeres, Of the best quail
ties aud most fashionable colours.
For Suriouis & orer Coafs--Double Milled
Broadclothes, fashionable colours, Kerseys, liz
on Skin Coatings; Pilot and Beaver Cloths.
Ffanneis of English and American Manufac-
tufe, warranted not 10 sbfink in washing.
Cashmere Cloths; Camletleens: French
Bombasines, Plain and figured, French and
English Merinoes, plain and Printed, Ladies
Camhetts; and Mousn DE Lains.
Sitks-Black and blue black, plain and fgur-
ed, cOlOurcd do.
Linens and CoitOns-B leached and I'm
BIZ acbed.
Vesfings-C figured and plain velvet
Silk and Satin; Valencia, Marssilles; Silk and
Worslcd; Wooden Velveis, of the latest
fashions.
T'rimmings-For Coats, Pants and Vests,
viz: Buttons Of all sorts, Silk, Twist, Thread,
Canvass, Padding, Brown Linen, Cambrics,
Silk Serges sc.
10 AA0 TDS. Calico of ENGLISH
Il n OOO FRENCH aud .7.uERI-
CAN Manufacture, making in all large and
splendid assortment.
SH4WLS-of every description, together
, with general assortment Of GOODS, adapt
cd TO the Season, selected carefully with refer
ence to strength OF fabric, and beauty of col
ours and finish, which purchasers are respect
fully invited to call and examine, and are assur-
ed that they will be sold at the very lowest
prices.
Brattleboro, Sept. IL, 1889. 6w3
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Important 10 Females.
Reyonids a. Parmely's Celebrated Fcmni
Health Restorative.

TNIlIs Medicine has effected cure. in macy eases
Il where Physicians had given hcsn and The
Sarainga Waters had proved ilrrcInal. Il iuvariab-
y removes ohsrueions, regulating in most at
psnIni, too fF-quen, rroforr inessatioa has
ed the most obstinate cares 10 Fnnr Aibus All ihis
. ehrctsd by strengthening and restoring the system
healthy aeiidn--ii dues not operate eaihariie
Ia = recommended by niHny 81 the cmiarni ply
Eicianr in The Chiitd States. Doct. J. Mor, icon,
formerly Of Colcrsin, Ma,s. who has prrctiscd mcd-
cine some 20 ,eaTs Oneida, NY. Gays IN relation
~, That u l. the best medicine 10
OF reieniun suppression Of the meascs, think IL
viii sustain the apPcllaton sf specific. have tried il
in the with admirable succcss, and wish
fnr the good Of sue ing einalee, that all phy scians
would introduce IL ia their practice, and haze conf
deacc 10 believe they would find happy results, .
have found the Pills e. fully their recommend
Htiun." Doct. X. X. Davis of Syracuse, NY. will
tell you similar story, aud many others that might
nam IL has bncn tried by 50 many hundreds with
snch nni,ersa that the reputation III il stands
unrlsnllet and unrquallcd, where Il is known. For
luriher Information, you referred the persons
~horr names are annexed 10 shoe-bts, aud also
10 pamphlets cii iIh agents for gratuilous dsir
button. Priee-rwo Dollars per box, containing
near, 100 pill. Prepared an sold wholesale and re-
tail, by Reynolds & Parn-Iy, PiiisG,rd, Monroe Co.
ny Sold by-WILi.ISToN TYLER.
Braiilreoro, July 1899. ly47
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BAGGAGE WAGON
TO YR OY.
N. Bridge e. Sons,

WILL run a BAG.
w GAGE WAGON
$500 Il from Brattleboro TO Troy,
SeSe @e on I so"asy s''
each week, and will take
freight TO Troy for g. i-2 cents per hundred
Families from the vicinity of Brattleboro goin!
West, can have their effects carried to TOy
and there stored or fIeighted as directed
Apply to the Agent at Chase's Hotel, Brat
tlebofo, or Griffith & Co. l49 River street.
doors below Congress, Troy. NY.
iP Freight to any amount directed to th'
care of n. BRIDGE & Sons, Brattleboro, wi
be forwarded without delay.
March %. 1899. s.
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.9LSO,--a general assortment of
CrOckery, Glass e. Hardware

The above in addition to their former Stock,
makes their assortment full aud complete; and
will be sold for Cash or approved Credit at
least l 5 per cent lower than any stock of goods
they have ever before offered the public.
Williamsville, Sept. "a, 1889. Sw4
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Chss. w. JOY, Willin,nsyille; Hiram Baldwin. Do.
yeri Smith & Glaaier, Londonderry; A. Is. Ghiiis
Wilmington; Philip Martin, Gulford; J. u s,s:sss
& Co.. Gsilford, Green River. Sept 1853.
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TERMS.

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after four months and within eight, $2,25-after
eight months and within the year, so.
NJ To companies who receive twelve or more
copies in one bundle, and pay within four months,
N al Scatter four months, to rise above, $175
within eight months, &c.
nv Agents, who procure and pay for six SUBJ
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OP All. letters, to secure attention, must come
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Pleasant sasisy IyoogIsis
EACT0nv

SJNlE subscriber beg. leave 90 inform n.
II public aud hi. h,sads generally. that he
bas rssto: tas above Establishment tour ta,...
from M s''s9's Iron WORKS, Washington oouG-
~ MI. ~EeIe he 20 prepared % execute ell
A'ni' 81 work IN his lice, an tbs very best nan-
nsf Having his u-aohinesy 10 excellent orISr
&c has M lss.ss'ioD 10 "a, ipE ii, ~ork shall es
aoes equal u any other establish sent Of the
s'Si ~ sitiet attention To busipsss. AID .
o'.Is ~ piesss, he hopes TO merit . shsr. OF
p"o'o patronage. lie ~ ~ receive W DOL IN he
fleece TO n,nsfsetsI. into
tfoh, Co,,.asfs. James. Bisaksting,
f.H.d. PiiJ and Striped Liassy,
fIiaasIs Of oil eoio-,.
waite and ~iTsd S:oeking Yarn.
f."s Gnnias ond Rag Ca,psiing,
C'r'lsf' Of sr,ry dsioYhon
IND Country Cvdinx AM Pulling
At,ssded to-sli Of which shall b. doc. A, .
substantial aud uoEhman its manner ". oil
take Wool ~ PAY neat for Work. At market
price. HIRAM nIlIIY
AptI o5. 1919 -9u