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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22
STATE or vERMoNr.l } DEnnm.--------

STATE OF VERMONT Re i,trmeat,. x -
court held a, Rutland said district on IA, a.. s
day, being the 9Th day OF Oct is3a Wa
The guardian of Daniel Dyer Of Clarcndo. B.
district, oompos ments, having made ,nsl,.'"
to lhis court for license To sell tho real estate e(
ward Tor the payment of the jus, debts Of N, ~
wa d.
1t IL ordricd, that said application be he.,a
on the first Monday Of November next and h,, ~
pubic,, ola copy of this order three week, 49,.
sivcy In the Rutland Heals printed Al Rutl,,S !.
soon Ss may be- shall be sufficient notice To oil eoas,
ed 10 appear aud show cause II any they har. ,
said license should not be granted "
A true copy oirecord A. l.. BROWN. Judre ~,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

D,stric, of Rutland, Is at a stated Pcs,s
Court held at Rutland within and for said distrirr
the first Monday -bcing the 9Th day OF October, A.
1899.
Daniel Lincoln, administrator Of the estate of DAN,
Lincoln, late Of Brandon, in said district, dece.rs
proposing to render account OF his administration
1t is Ordered that said account be examined in com
the first Monday of November next; and that The nah
cation Of a copy of this order three weeks successive
y the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland, a. soon 4,
may be, shall be sufficient notice to all concerned 10
pear il they see cause and object thereto
true copy Of Record, 43-tj
A /, BROWN Ind,a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

In vols plain law binding, comprising the acts pass
l. ed during President Jackson $ administration, have
been loaned 70 person from my Office, not
collected. The Gentleman who may have them, will
confer favor by returning them, venient
and greatly obliee J. COVE, elk. IT, S. Courts in VI.
Oct. II, I--}g 43-d5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22
N EW GOODS

sd URT & MASON are now receiving splendid as
- sortmeni of fall and winter goods whc h of.
cred at reduced prices. Particulars next week 43-45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22
For Sale.
Carriage, House and Sign

Carriage, House and Sign
PAINTING.
TIME subscriber would respectfully in
IL form the inhabitants ofCastleton, and
its vicinity, that he has opened shop over
A, Branch's shop, where he will carry on
the above business in all its various branch
es. Business will be promptly attended to,
and executed in the best possible manner
on short notice and reasonable terms.
E. PAGE.
Castleton, Oct. Is, 1889. 43-45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

ns,..ea1sl five 70 arte fptu To body. 1hr
shsFe osiisis ~ afsns aT tHe t"hinaa vets o. thr
BODY thrcagh hith eli ,otbd Hrd cnffnPi huiefs THE
cause Of a~r.s~A cafsisa of aud 1E iry ate
kry, opss sad escasrc tscriy their allotted portions %
saiufsiF tsr hoay wil hgalih bet. when,
srn ,s,us proper food Breathing impurc air sudden
sesiioas srpta heat 80 cold haustior. 81 any
ether esase she hpwe hessT uvstirc, ibs pefcs 81 r
sale tereme eiosed, or ihe eidasys4a 70 lefigrm ,s
funstioa. prtp,flY The imgohtas which should BE-
drained from se bosp BY these bg:ieis 80 be retained
saa easleae 81 sscansiaie ont the body eeenmcs III
orally loaded vtib aisfaFe.
NJ the channels q mighty rivers should become
bocked as wosld mol ihs Accumulated waters hud new
esllels The equity bseene 'nunda'ed Just 80 with
she human BODY u The nsinfs drains become elosed
the sisxnant and corrupt bumoers viii nd vent In the
vsfsoss ferns Of dssssc such fever smsii PoS mas
siss, thrnBiaisu govt spoPssy Ae, or death Will end
sgfirttngs 1hsieiars, shen sickness at the siom-
sch pains Ia tie back and side. quick pulse burning
skn asy other unpleasant symptoms. Indicate that
enc Of the natuta drars are not disehsfging
fesis and hat the eonsiiuion Is about 10 commence
struggle for the restoration Of health, tine should
~ ~ssa administering few doses Of the Indian Pur
rasiss (Bdian fegei table Palsl by dong. ali the
aneticns 81 body viii be restored TO order, and The
bui hamnrs. the IL every inflammation pain
4 sa6ts viii be removed IN essy and natural manner
4 Mat the body Will be restored as a by a chsrm.
kF Ths above pills mss be taken at ALL in,cs. and IN.
~ ~ sircomsssnoer, with perfect safety. They suit
s Ala esnrIAsTs and all ages and natural 10 the
.humsn constitution food consequently, they can
pevss iniufe, the nos, delicate like our food,
fv ssr g~ssbe therefore they eater into the cifcu
11e and impaft energy TO the blood which enabled
~ Gov with freedom quite t. the exifemiiies ans
pqoehtiy 10 keep the pores o. the skin open. They
49, and perfect purifiers Of the blood; because they
~ corrupt bgn,ours from that life giving fluid.
M impsrt strength and vIgor 10 the whole system,
~ tkeis effects always beneficial because they
- .semeve those humours which opposed TO
They aid and improve digestion, and sound
l1us their use because ibes cleanse the som.
Dtoeh oi those Shiny humours which not only
~ eneits The nervous system, bat paralyze and
~ tisestise organs. la short, they possess all
11l5tjss that can be claimed Tor any medicine;
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

NTE the subscribers being arpoiutel BY the H., a,
w Probate court for tie district Of Fnha,.n 20
nilsson crs 10 receive examine, nnl adiaH su eb
and demands oil all persons, Hspins' The estate 4
SELAH II. MERRILL
late OF Castl totn IN said District rcprs,e,t,d in,o
and also oil claims and demand, exhibited in a.,
thereto and six mon rs from the 23d day # Avrs'
1889, being allowed by said court Tor tia putp y :,
do therefore hereby give notice that We will aieds
the bus ness Of our said appointment at Il, Howe, a
Office, in Caseton on the first Wednesdays If Dvc,nk
and January nex from one TO four O'Clock I NJ a.,
each If said DAVIS
g. 3, +. tpAnNSSAD ' commi.op,u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

WHOLES4LE & RETAIL AGENTS.
Beckw,h 4 Dyer salisbury Messrs Coasn;s Store
Brandon; Henry symonds piisiord Hitchcock Nor
gsn West Rutland aud Clarendon; at the Caaleton
Bookstore; stanley Lefingwel & Co. West Pouliney
L. X. Walker & Co. Benson; A, L. Catn Orwell
Kent Wright Shoreham WIN. Marsh hrewsbury, and
vicinity WIN Fay Ru,isaJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
THE ELECTIONS

The late Western elections (says the
Hampshire Gazette,) have resulted much
different from what was anticipated.
In TENNESSEE, Pslk, v. B is elected gov.
ernor, by about 1900 majority. Last year
Cannon, whig, was chosen by majority oil
20,000.-The change is most astonishing
The wings have have also lost three m EN-.
bers Of Congress in this state Its delegation
now stands-whig, z, locofoco 6. The Bos-
ton Courier states that the majority in the
Legislature will be locoioco.
KENTUcKy.--In this state we have prota.
bly, lost one member OF congress Butkr
loco, is elected over Southgate, wing, in he
first district The Kentucky delegation is
now divided, whig IL, locofoco 2.
In INDIANA the wings have unexpectedI,
lost three congressman at least perhaps
Jour. Two wings are certainly elected, an,
one. probably, who is styled an Independent
democratic whig The last congrecession
al delegation consisted Of wings and on,
locofoco
In ALABAMA we have gained one mem
Der Of Congress in Mobile district
The Boston Atlas divides the North Caro-
lima delegation as follows Wing G. loco
ioco the National Intelligencer gives h,
wings one more.
| But notwithstanding the losses mentione,
above, the wings will undoubtedly have ,
majority in the next congress. The mem
bers already elected are classed thus :
wings, 10, locoioco. IL. Three states ar,
yet 10 eIect,viz. Rhode Island, Mississippi
Maryland. These states choose twelve rep
resentatives and the locofocos, to obtain I
majority in Congress. must elect OF these
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
DIED.

In Guilford, August 8, Mrs Jemina, wife Of Mr. Par
ley WhiPpie, ed IS years. irinters 10 N. Y. & N.
II. are requested TO notice.
In Dover, Jolly Is. Mr.. Nathan Sherman, aged II
Printers in Maine Mass. n. Y. & Ohio are relses,ed
TO notice the above.
In Utica, n. Y. July 26h, Miss Rachel Thomas,
aged IS, formerly Of this town.
In Putney, Aug ~, Zipha J. Moore, wife of Jrpthali
Moore, aged 62 years. Such her perfect canness
through the nlaence Of the religion OF Jesus Christ
which she had long protested, that those who were
present might involuntary excaim, Let me die the
death Of the righteous and let my last end be like his
With the perfeciness of her reason she severay bid
her friends farewell and without struggle groan,
she b,ea,hcd out her life into the hands Of Him who
gave Il, With, blessed the dead who die in the
Lord. Comm.
In Worcester, l9ih inst. Aaron Bancroft, DID,
Pastor Of The Second Unitarian Congregational Church.
in the siih year Of his age.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
wv READ THIS!
go. w. Emerson,
TEAS. COTFHHs, AND
ROCE RTES.

The above articles having been personally
inspected and bought with "CAsH," and every
attention paid 10 richness, flavor, strength, SC.
and at the same time being experienced and
possessing the command Of sufficient capital
resolving to devote 10 il his most assiduous
and unremitting atteniion---and combining
these with ptnctuakty and perseverance,, he
trusts TO meet with that patronage which a
business conducted upon the principles Of hon
or and integrity merits; assuring the public at
the same time, that a single trial is all that is
requisite TO enable his articles TO stand unrival-
led by any in this part of the country. Fami-
hes who would consult economy and genuine
articles for a leading consideration, will please
call and examine the following;
TEAS of every description; coffees, cocoa.
chocolate, cocoa nut; East Boston double re-
lined, Phil. single Loaf, Boston Lump, crushed,
Porto Rico, n. Orleans, and b. II. SUGARS:
n. Orleans, West India and sugar-house MO-
LASSES; CASTLE, coda, fancy and brown
SOAPS; sal soda; all kinds of Foreign Nuts;
box and key rasins; figs, daits, prunes, tama-
rinds, zante currants, lemons; N. Y. butter.
soda, sugar and water CRACKERS. All
kinds OF common SPICES, mace, citron, nut
megs, ground and whole cloves. cayenne, pure
ginger, pearl'd sage, fapioca, ground and whole
rice, confectionery, cake trimmings, iuiubc
paste, pepper sauce, picked lines, cornishon
pickles; Spanish and French olives; capers,
rose-water, table oil, walnut, mushroom and
tomato ketchups; anchovies, lemon syrup, pre-.
served ginger, CHAMPAGNE, London Por-
ter, Newark cider; pipes, smoking and chew
ing TOBACCO, Spanish and Am. CIGARS;
Lorillard's black and Scotch SNUFF; Dutch
starch; mustard, backing, mats, Bristol brick
and rotten stone.
Coarse and Fine SILT.
Smoked and picked SALMON; old Dun
Fish; Cod, Haddock, MackereI and Halibul:
Bologna Sa'isages and Eng. Herrings.
Sperm Candles and Lamp Oil;
FLOUR, and MEAL;
Albany Ale, SC. &c.
Having enumerated part of which he now
has on hand and with frequent additions, he
is determined TO keep the largest and best Sc
lected assortment Of GROCERIES in New
England States, and as cheap as the cheapesf
Purchasers are invited to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, and every article warranted 10
give satisfaction. The whole Of which is Of
fered for sale for cash or country produce, at
the lowest cash prices.
Braiieboro, Aug. Ie, 1889. ,sweopistf5o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
NOTICE.

pOLICES of Insurance are now issued by
IL the WIEDH.M CouSry MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY upon all Applications for
Insurance which are approved by the Drsc-
tors.
The Gentlemen whose names follow are ap-
pointed Agents 10 receive Applications
marlborough, Samuel Elliot, r. w. Prouty.
Dover, Willard II. Jones, r. ID. Jones. DUN
merston, Asa Knight. Grafton, Fabius Ban
croft. Guiford, Willard Martin. Halifax,
John Reid, Rufus X. Henry. Jamaica, S. r..
Il. Cheney. Londonderry, Niles Aldrich.-
Marlborough, Jesse b. Cone. New Fame,
Henry Wheelock, Benjamin Ormsbee, Esek
Atwood. Rockingham, Alexander S. Camp
bell, Joseph Boswell. Townshend, Thomas
Cook, Jr. Vernon, ARENAS Washburn.-
marlborough, John r.. Gates, Erasmus
Plympton. Westminster, Timothy H. Hall.
Nottingham, John e. Butler. Windham,
William Harris.
BY order of the Directors.
JAMES ELLIOT Secr'y.
New Fame, August 10, 1899. 81 sw
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
From The Caledonian.
BANKSIl

The tories say the people will be ruined
by the banks. if the Wings are kept in pow.
er. They affirm that the Wings have no
desire TO protect the people against the
frauds OF banks, and there will be no safety
for the people until the Tories have in their
hands the government OF the State Now,
gentle reader. do you believe this hue and
cry OF Tories . Is it not false clamor got
up to deceive you2 Let us examine the
dolnss OF the General Assembly, and see
whether our Wing Legislators have no,
lone much to protect the people against
frauds OF banks We refer you TO the Sd
section of the act regulating the chartering
OF banks, approved Nov. 8. 1888 This Sec
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
Making 5 per cent. assessment {

Making per cent. assessment fnr
the year; said per ceniage TO be cast on the
original amount of the premium note, without
reference TO any endorsements, and to be paid
TO the Treasurer, at his office in Montpelier, on
or before the 10Th day OF Oct. 1899, being the
day ofthe annual meeting of said company
assessments by the members ofthe Legislature,
and those who neglect TO forward their ASSESS
ments then, are referred to the 9th section OF
the Act, attached to each policy for the conse-
qucnces.
HARRY VAIL,-Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug. 10, 1889. 81 Sw
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23

We are authorized to state that neither Of the WING
candidates for the Senate in Bennington County holds
any stock in either Of the Banks In that county, OF
IN any other bank; and further authorized 10
state that Mr. Robinson Of the loco foco candidates
for Senator, is stock holder in the Bank Of Benning
ton Mr.. Iloyt, the other loco foco candidate is az
obscure man, heretofore unheard Of out of his schoo
district, and have been unable to ascertain an,
thing abou him, either good, bad or Indifferent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
To the Public.

HAVE lately received intelligence from
n my Agent in Europe, that he has purchas-
ed choice lot of Goods suitable for the Fall
and Winter Trade, which will arrive in New
York the last of this month. leave this viii
lage for the City the last of this week--will be
absent two weeks-when ] flatter myself that
shall return with one of the best assortment
OF Goods that wasever brought into the county.
A. JONES
Fayetteville, Aug. 90, 1889. 9w5I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
From the Darlington oowa) Patriot, July rs.

From the Burlington Qowa) Patriot, July 20.
HoRRID MAssAoRg-Two HUNDRED AND
TwESTY INDIANS KILLED.-We learn
from governor Lucas and another gentleman
who came passengers in the lone last eve
ming. that two hundred and twenty Indians
were killed in the upper country about The | 81
instant. The facts as they were related by a
young gentleman who was at the treaty, are
as follows: The Sioux had invited the
Chippewas to meet them at ST. Peters for the
purpose OF making treaty Of everlasting
friendship. The Chippewas assembled &C
cordingly-the pipe Of peace was smoked
and they parted apparently good friends. A
large party Of the Chippewas was encamped
at the Falls on the 81. Anthony and small
er party encamped on the ST. Croix on theil
way home. without the least suspicion Of
ireachery the part Of the Sioux. While
they were thus peaceably encamped. they
were surprised by the Sioux, who commenced
their bulchery They Immediately rallied
but before the battle terminated, the Chippe
was lost $50 at the Falls and 20 on the ST.
Croix. The number OF Sioux killed on the
occasion amounted 10 about So We do
not much wonder at the hostility that has
been exhibited by the Sacks and Foxes a.
gainst the Sioux, if this latter tribe has always
been as treacherous as they were on the a.
bove occasion
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23

Our information from Bennington County is highly
favorable to the Of the Wing ticket We are
persuaded that nothing is waning but the united and
vigorous exerion Of friends carry the County by
a strong and decided majority .-That excrtion, We
cannot doubt, will be made.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
brighton Market--Monday. Aug. 10. 1899.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser & Patriot.1

Al market 2s5 Beef Cattle, 80 Stores, so Cows and
Calves, 1850 Sheep, and 430 Swine.
PRiCES-Beef Catile-We quote TO correspond
with last week, viz. FIRST quality at 8 so 1916 sec
ond quality Z 75 8 25; third quality S7a7 so.
Stores--We are unable 10 quote prices; very few
only were retailed.
Cows and Calyes-Raiher dull. We noticed the
60.
Sheep-Od Sheep were dull, Lambs we're in fair
demand: Lots were taken for 81, 2 20, 2 80, 2 62,
10, SO, and 8 90.
Swine--On the decline Lots to peddle were to-
Ken at &c for Sows and for Barrows; one lot more
than half Barrows at l-2i few old Hogs were sold
for about To- At retail aud &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
Cure yOatr Coughs.

A RE you coward, and fear TO ask yourself
IN if consumption be not in your Do you
cough, or have you pain in the breast, and
know you not that even these may be seeds of
consumption, which will NOW you down in a
twelvemonth! Know yourself, study your
health, and il you cough, or raise thin mucous,
Or feel darling pain in the side or breast, be-
ware! for an additional cold may produce an
incurable disease and death Cure your colds
then, and to this end go to-day, and get DR..
Tayior's Balsam Of Liverwort, of
J. c. STONE & Co.
General agents.
Guillord, Green River, Aug. IS, 1880. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23

Tory candidate in Bennington County. a
Voted in 1882 for the n55-Essex Co. Bank.
~ On the "old irresponsible system. I" z II
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Ebenczcr illumination

Tory candidate in Windham County.
Voted in 1924 for the Bank Of Rutland
ni-on the "old irresponsible system" ~
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Spirits and Wine.

y HHDS. New England Rum, prime;
do st Croix Rum;
half pipes Cog. Brandy, (of various brands)
bbls. do.
3pipes Fl. Gin; bbls Gin;
casks Cherry Rum, (old)
] do. Monongahela Whiskey;
] do. Super Bitters;
Old Irish Whiskey; Stoughton Bitters.
- WINES
Old Madeira; Brown Sherry; Old Oporto;
Refined Sicily Madeira; Sicily do; Lisbon;
Sweet Malaga; Muscat; Spanish Port,
All Of superior quality, and were carefully
selected for Brattleboro Market, and for sale at
GEO. w. EMERSONS.
Brattleboro, Aug. ~. oil
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
-FTHAT EVERY MAN OF THEM
sare one, VOTED FOR BANKS
on The "old ILz-IRRESPONSI-


BILE SYSTEM l"=kH
Here is the list, ard we refer to the Jou,-
nails from 1924 TO 1893 for our authority.
John Woodbury., loco candidate in Wind
sor county.
In 1881 he voted for the bank OF Middle.
bury and for the bank OF Bellows Falls in
1880 he voted TO reconsider SMILES private
property amendment.
Philip c. Tucker. loco candidate in Ad-
Olson county.
In 1880 he voted to undo what the Wing
House had DONE by adopting SMILES pri-
vate property amendment. Mr. Tucker vo-
ted 10 reconsider the vote of adoption.
Israel Goodicia, loco candidate ia Wash.
ington county.
In 1880. be voted with Tucker, adrerse TO
Mr. Smiiie's amendment and in 1881 he vo-
ted for the bank of Mddlebury, and also for
the Bank of Bellows Falls.
Jonathan Jeaaess loco candidate in Or
ange county
In 1927 he voted for the Orange county
Bank, and lLSS-ag ainst Smilie's f,tseese prop
erty amendment; in 1881 he voted for The
bank Of Middlebury and for the bank of Bel
lows Falls
Daniel Cobb, loco candidate in Orange Co.
In 1924 he voted for the Bank of Rutland;
in 1925 for the Bank OF Montpelier and for
the bank OF ST. Adams
Leb6eus Egerton, loco candidate in Or.
ange county.
pelier, and in 1926 for the bank of Yer
gennes.
John s. Robinson, loco candidate in Ben.
nington county.
In 1882 be voted for the lEFEssex coun-
ty Bank.
Ebeaezer Huntington, loco candidate in
Windham County.
In 1924 he voted for the Bank of Rutland.
Making eight Of the nine who were mem.
bers Of the House in the years named. Gen
Jonas Clark of Middletown being the solita.
ry one whose name is not recorded in favor OF
banks on the old SYSTEM
In addition we may state that it is under
stood that Hon o. C. Merrill, the loco can
didate for Lieut.. Governor voted for banks
when Councillor; H. T.. HubJeH. in nomi.
nation in Franklin county, voted for the ST.
Adams bank at subsequent period, viz in
1887 and Nathan u. HasweH, in nomna-
ton in Chittenden County, who was mem.
Der of the House subsequent to the period
named, was both bank man and bank
Director
Thus we see. that every man on the loco
foco Senatorial ticket, save one, who was in
the Legislature at any time from "a TO 33,
voted for banks on the "old irresponsible
system" What capital fellows for reform
ers r. how very becoming is it, for the loco
foco leaders TO publish "black lists /" Let
them dress their ticket in black, and label it
nT"A black bank hunlbug."- So
Said Black List is incorrect. Many Of The mem
bers did NOT vote as there Phoeni1.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
FIRE! FRET! FIRE!!!

TIME members of the Vermont Mutual Fire
II Insurance Company are hereby notified
that the following assessments have been made
by the Directors on all notes in force on the fol-
lowing DAYS TO wit:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23

Attic G. c. Pleas in Ipswich, week be-
fore last, Capt. William Wilcumb OF that
town, who had been indicted on toenty seuen
counts, for selling rum contrary 10 the stat
ute, was convicted on thirteen. --Salem Reg.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23

A correspondent Of the Hartford Patriot
states. that, within four miles around the
city of Hartford, there arc. al least, one mil
lion Of Mullicaulis trees for sale.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
MARRIED.

- 10 this village, 2Olh inst, by Rev Addison Brown
Mr.. John ~ Benson Of Newiane, to Miss Sarah )
Cutler Of this village.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-23
Laborers Wanted.

NIFTY hands that love work and good pay,
a can find employment on the great dam by
applying at the Falls at Montague, without
delay.
ELIHU p. THAYER. Collector.
Upper Locks and Canals, Aug. s, 1880. 40