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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

To r. f. Pryor x Co.
GcnteCeu.-l willingly comply with your r,
guest 70 mrHisha statement Of the case in whie
your Dytpsptc CORDIAL was Us,d with so much adj
vantage. ltisbri ny this:-My neice Mrs. Wallace
of symptoms, such as usually denote Inc worsfior;n
Of Dyspepsia, viz;defecrve appetite, impaired diges.
ton, lar guor, debility, &c. These SYMPTOMS S.rc
at-lenTth ioliowe.d by the great depression OF snirits
slcepiessness and nervous agitation, v hile every ar
tcte swallowed. even water, was followed by DIS
tressing PAIN. while IN this situation. a friend pas-
sing through Bliimofc, who had resided in yoYr
State. and was familiar with its effects, advised
the usc % n bottle q "Drs. D.csbacb. Kuhn ,.
PryoTs Eyspeptic Cordial - the use OF which. In a
lew days gave great relief, q. finally cured her.
Philemon OW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

CtANDLE WICK Of he best qoalfr. aws,e d,
- hand and hr slo hv rIrrT "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07
VIRGINIA, - vii;

-NlRGtNIA, ~ Wit:
~ rules hsld Ia the CLERKS Office OF the Ciruit
Superior Court of Law an1 Chaneery for the County
vi RIniolph, or the FIRST Monday in November. 1889.
Peter kcns AMI Susanuah hs wife. late Susannah
Saith. John White and Mary Maglalin his wife late
hlary M1g'ailn Smith, Sarah Smith. Elizabeth Saith.
rrrt katharine Margaret Smith widow OF Henry Smith
deceased. Plaintiff. gainSsLhnr Smith. Kaihanne
rgaret Smith, John Smith. Rachel Smith. I'll Smith.
damn Smith and Jacob Ssniil. children aud heirs
"a iic ySniih deceased. Defendants.
The defendant jacob Smith no having entered Ms
appearances and given security, according to tho net OF
Assembly AMI the rules OF hiS Court. anI IL appear.
rag by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhibi
ant oi ihis Conmonx calth, Il il ordered that the said
defendant DO appear hero al the hri day uf The next
Germ and answer The bill of thr Plaintiff. AMI that a
copy OF this orl0r he forthwith inserted in some public
newspaper published in the town of Wheeling. fr
fwo months successfully and POSED nj the froa, door
G ecart housc of Randolph county for the like
81. \ copy trsie. A. EARLE. OK.
O. COFF for Comp. nov l3-9n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

Y 70 LEA first rate situation for a tavern or a.
store situated on the east side Of MarkSt Square.
P0ssosslon can De bad insiaufor. Forfurhor particulars
hlquirc of McGinnis or WIN .NfeKav. NT,rLe, $500
Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

bISSoLtTION OF PARTNERsH.P-Tbc mar,
~ herShip heretofore existing under the name AMI
wv OF sweeney, Mathews & Gray. is thss dnv dis,ol.
IN = mutual consent. The business Of the late firm
VIII be settled by Sweeney e. Mathews \, 49, ~
tdSi on tnion street. All hose indebted 10 tho late
urn are requested 10 call and settle their accounts inn.
meuialely' and those having claims. will please ure.c,,
{ % SoiueihehL THOS SWEENEY.
JAS. r. MATHEWS.
ROBT. GRAY.
me atsve business will IN future be conducted nm.
der TIC hrm Of Sweeney g. Mathews, wine t,1prc,e,u.
y'e inc patronage OF their former customers. and o.
july % JAS r. uATIft.ys
SEGARs &TOBAcCo-5O or bore. R.o.r.
- gsn' 100 do genuine Principe csars. 100 do hal
spanish segar'l0 boxes Mellow Ridge Tsbosc, On
90 Jesse Hare'sNo ]. 30 do Small lump s &. and -
nc 20. Also 2OO dozen seaiarlatti smoking tobnr
patent matches. Just received and for snle BY
Jan ~ No 1876. Main ~ S. THOMPSON &CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

nOCTOES DREsRACH. KUHN a

euCTOES DRESBACH. KUHN g.
DYSpEprIc CORDIAL. FOR
III SICK HEAD-ACHE, RHEUMA-
TISM &c.-The Pfo.r.ciots of this preparation
deem; n prOpcr u rrem :, that nothing is a,ther
nom iheir purpgso than T. FER IL IN the public as
a unfNsisal medicine, or Cr.g all. tits adapted 10
a few diseases only for wL;ch 4 - coufdently re-
commented as one o. the mos, are, ssle, as well
claimed public ate, ion.
In the following Z scasesi' Is m ndeda as a
prompt. and, in mos, casrs. m ttiee,rai rrnedy:-
Dyspepsia. Sick or Nervous Head Ache. Gaelic,
Cranp or spasm IN the Stomach, Cho:era liorbus.
Mysteries and Nervous dts,a as 5 ceasrally; Chronic
ID sentery, DIaIl ca, or Dutgirc, Sea Sickness.
Cholera Iurantun.. Rheuma;isui. Chronic Liver
Complaints, remale irregui 1riucs of a Chronic
Character, stisaded wi h cod lse!, pam IN the hack,
rnhs, &c. 1t ESQ particularly recommended TO
these who are : Herring under debility. ianguor, de-
preston ,of spi'iis, with irregularor defective sppe.
tiie; rcsiiessnts - al NIGHT. with unsound or disturb.
cd sleep. In these cases this Cordial will be fund
an admirable remedy.
TEr-ino~isLs.
From the Rev. Win. Runnels.
Having ffcquentiv used the Dysoertic Cordial.
qrgp2Ted by i'Is. Drsshsg6,, Kuhn 4 Pryor for
sisk Headache, with relief I have no hcsiiaa cy in
pfononnc. ng't good remedy for that disease.
T'fin' Ohio IuGs l%stIisa!. wv .RUNNELs.
From the Rev. Leonard II. Gurley
| have conf iencel IN the DysSeptic Cordial. pre.
pared by Drs. Drssbach, Kuhn " Pryor. n, has
we're RhcumatiS Pains. affecting The shoulder and
chesr-and has afforded immediate and. apparently.
Permsmen, relief; LEONARD b. GURLEY.
Rosewood " rear Tifin, Jupc Isc 1888.
Tabs. Dresiach, Knha d- p yIr:-I was for 10
or ~ years afliicie- with a dyspr piic condition q,
my stom ach and Chronic Dtarhdi, f whichI have
been, perfectly relieved by the use OF your Dyspcptic
Cordial. HENRY G. BRI II
By Judge pIticuger.
Having iahoured fr a lerrth of tune under de.
ranSemcnt oftn- liver accompanied with pain and
soreness IN the side, head ache and constfp ton o
ih~eoowSls,i was induced To lake the bottle Of Drs
Dresbach, Kuhn aud Pryor's Dyspepiic Cordial
} which afforded me en- tire relief.
BENZ. PITTENGER.
THIN. Ohio, Feb. 18th. 1898
/, cALTisoRE, South Liberty street
E., - toDo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

.orncr
Il gray.
p-nsonal
owed ct by
.ofmy funds
.ey 4 Mathews.
.in:ely aicr nv ar
IL have nov entered
I caa command said
~ tNo thousand dollars, !
iunts. % the last cent. ttey FIRST
-ruuird. JAS. GREER
L.. 1880.
.-slEticn cf ihc partnership of
Gag, 1 roceivsd neither money
stvck Oi hsnis. but was thrown
'ai an hours notice or any proyi-
The support oSinyself or family
rhcws gave ms . notice or imiina
Indirectly. OF their intention To dis.
80. till after we had finished taking the
ck and av We never had an article of
Al II partnership. they took the advantage OF
aiming every thing in their own h tnds ana of throw.
AZ mysclfand family on The wasld without a cent
Ihe tea amount of INV personal Indebtedness will no,
eKeeed ono hundred sni Ghy dollars. and 80 soon a,
LAY iaiher-inlaw AIR. GrecD can recover his moue,
irNm them, which will b. neat Nav. we pledge our
ssiyos that every cent ofuy accounts shall be paid.
October Ii-lnovltl-in G ROB'r. GRAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

The ADORE me[ic.nc is FOR sale by JOIN HID.
CFEAPLINE q CO. 10 T..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

ASAW MILL FOR RENT-Thc~ SissmSaw-miln
- West Wheeling win be leased for one or mar
years on accommodating terms. Connected with d.
null Is = new La.h Machine-all in good order. Ar
Ply to Mr.. John Fink OF r. 7. Fonl, Wcst Vbc.G-r
or to
Aug.5 MKEF uARn1xc ,cn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

Post Oiuce. CHARLOTTE, n. g. June %, 1873.
Sr.-l have sold a. tke Snuatfve. and want two
packages more Immediately II has performed q
rsmatkable cure Of PALpATA1ION OF THE
hEAhI' nad iho individual saysitis the best med
Tho DOCTORS ARE TRYING 40 PUT II
DOWN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

SALE or DiLiNGrEAT IA
- scr'ber. commissioner Of Define
Red land for The County of II Ter. "
sale al the Cour,-Iiouse Of saId Com
bidder ON the second Monday in A,
ing oou'i-day) The following tracts Of
To- with:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

A Hoar.-The Greenfield Gazette oil
las, week. stated, in a Postscript that a Ter.
rble riot occurred in Hartford the Sunday
evening preceding, and Is persons were
killed The Gazette had It's informal ION
from stage passenger, who sa,o The q6ray.
untrue. and entirely without foundation.
We heard the same report and also. anotl.
er, that Mr.. Clay was killed in a duel BY Mi
Calhoun both Of which We discredhed.
The Greenfield paper was imposed upon,
either by knave or fool--probably the
former = Northampton Gaz.
"rhe author OF this contemplate trick, "
says the Greenfield Gazette. us person by
the name Of Wheaton, OF N. Hampshire"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
CONVENTION
Of the wings of Connecticut
River Valley.

Notice is hereby giveniha, Convention
Of the Wings OF the Valley Of Connecticut
River, will be held at Clurcmont. on We'd
nrsday. the 18th day Of February next, at leu
o'clock, A. M Tor the purpose Of responding
TO the nomination Of HARRISON and TY
LER. and discussing question, Of political
interest 10 the people.
The Wings OF Cheshire, Sullivan and
Grafton, in New Hampshire, aud The udjoin-
ing Counties in Vermont. are requested 10 n
doln measures TO ensure a general attendance
A patriotic call is made upon the River
Counties in Vermont and New Hampshire.
and we hope it will NEE. Nth patriotic re-
sponse.- Although this appeal is made es-
pecially to the Wings Of the Valley, yet Us
this is intended TO be rmphatcaIy Conven,
ton Of the People. ALL WINGS are re-
specially invited TO attend
CiaremOnt Eagle
jan 10, iS40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

burning ofa Ship, and loss oflires. -Tb,
ship Harold on her way from Calcutta TO Bos
ton, took fire on the Goth of October, in lat
40 deg. 30 min. s., and lon. 26 deg. 25 W.
The ship was destroyed and FIVE lives lost
Among them was James J. Bell, son Of Gov
Bell Of New Hampshire.
We have given on our first page, Mr.. Sticks
account Of q morning call in New York, upon
Miss Miles, and Of a coquette's dressing rootp.
There were in this village Jan. /, 1910, 1901
Inhabitants, being an increase Of 81 during the
past year. The number Of children between
the age OLA and Is is 1871 ofwhom do not
attend any School. fil4
Pittsburgh, Pa. has recently elected wing
Mayor by majority of 700 votes. This city
has heretofore been locofoco. This is the fruits
Of Hanison's popularity.
A Western "City'' Sold. Il he sci,yn called
Wheeling. in Branch county, Michigan, was
sseesily sold for one dollar, 10 ray The taxes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
The Valuable Series Of
Standard School Books

CONSISTING of the FRANKLIN PRI-
~ MER the IMPROVED READER, the
GENERAL CLASS BOOK aud the POPU-
LAR HEADER.
G1-Aiter the experience Of years in the use
Of these Books, il is now admitted by expert
enced Teachers, and our most distinguished
literary men, that in their adaptation to The
wants Of Common Schools, they are among the
hest published in the United States. 20 Not
erreiied by any
For sale by the Publishers PHELPS & In
orRsoLI. Greenfield, Wholesale and Retail.
Also in Bratlrhoro, by JOS. STEEN.
January 90, 1910. 3wlnss2
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E We have the sad intelligence to an.
nonnc- that our own community is not with
out its share OF suffering in the late disaster
BY the burning Of the Lexington. II is now
uscertained beyond doubt thai Miss Sophia
I. Wheeler OF this town was on board and
among the lost. Miss ". was about is
years Of age, had been absent from home for
the purpose Of teaching ir Middlrtown. New
Jersey. She was on her return TO her faith
ers for the purpose Of being married. She
left Middleiown and arrived in New York
just in season 10 take the Boat, which cir
cumslance accounts for her name not having
appeared among the list Of passengers. MI
J. G. Davenport oiMiddletown was in com
pany with her, On visit 10 his fathers family
in Coleran. Mr.. DIS name was not given
with the list of passengers as originally pub
lishrd. How many more names are yet to
be added to the persisted no one can tell.
On Sunday deeply affecting funeral dis
course was delivered upon the occasion by
the Rev Mr. Washburn
Greenfeid Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
Jan. 10. 1910.
From ,he Nalional In,eIligenesr u Jaa. p

From the National Intelligence Of Jan. 20.
The Maine Bonndary--A Message from
the President oitheU United States was presen.
led TO the Senate on Thursday. containing
the information called for by certain resolu.
lions Of that body concerning tbs stale Of aft
faiis on the boundary between the Cuited
States and the British northwestern possess
ions.
The material papers are those furnished
by the Department oil State, consisting, us fol.
lows
| A letter from Mr. Fox. the British Min
lister, TO Mr.. Forsyth, Secretary OF State, da-
ted in November last complaining oilhe vio-
lation oflhe agreement catered into between
the agents oil the two Governments last
winter, by the opening Of roads TO the Aroos-
took, and the Occupation OF part Of The dis
puled territory by body Of armed men EN-.
ployed by the authorizes Of the Stale Of
Maine.
2. A letter from Mr. Forsyth. written
some weeks afterwards. replying to the COM
plants Of Mr.. Fox, that the opening OF the
roads in question is not recent measure, but
merely carrying out policy adopted twelve
or fourteen years ago that the armed body
spoken OF is only posse employed to drive
off inlruders and that nothing has been done
on our side Incompatible with the spirit Of a
greeinrnl between the agents of the countries;
whilst on the British side acts have been
done whirh may be justly complained OF as
infringing the agreement, such us erecting
barracks FOR troops on the ST Johns, placing
troops on pun Of the disputed territory, &c.
8 A letter from Mr.. Fox jusiiiying What
the British authorities have done. on The
ground OF the current report that the Legis,
latnre oil the State of Maine bad an intention
TO nbroga,e and nullify the agreement made
between the two countries last spring. which
rumor was 100 strongly corrotora,rd by The
language OF Governor Fairfield nj the open
ing of the session OF thu. Legislature not to
Justify precautionary measures. which have
not been resorled 10 however, with any de-
sign to infringe the agreement. Sc
4. Another letter r,m NJ, Forsyth to Mr..
Fox. in which he sa, that there is no reason
10 apprehrnd such an intention ms is imputed
TO the Legislature Of Maine; that the alleged
precautionary measures are therefore alto
gether eratuiions on the. par ofthe British
authorizes in New Brunswick, and must BE-
considered "a bold infraclion" OF the agree.
,n-nt of last winter and thai. II the British
Government uphold this proceeding on the
| part OF il agents, such u course on lis part
will BE- regarded BY this government as e,i.
dence ola want oflhat friendly disposition on
the part Of Great Britain which has hitherto
been believed to exist. &C.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

Appeal Of The Amistad Case. AT an ad-
journrd term of the u. S. District Court
held in Hanford-on a further demand on
the part ofihe Minister of Spain, an Appeal
from the late Decision OF the Court, in The
Amislad case. was entered, removing il 10
the Circuit Court The Spanish Minister
is dissatisfied with the decision. because The
Africans were not surrendered, under the
Treaty. 10 the Authorities Spain. and be.
cause salvage was allowed on the vessel
and goods.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
From Mem " Commercial Advertiser .
w SIS Wednesday afternoon

We understand that the bodies OF Henry
is. Craig. N. Bracket. Vim. A. Green. Of
Providence. and David Green. Of Philadel.
phia, agen, for the Minot Shoe Company.
were picked up at River Head. Lei. yes
,ierday. ~
The bodies are 10 boxes with their names
on them Il is said that $4,000 was found
on the boay OF Mr.. Wm. A. Greene. and
is in the hands OF the Coronrr.
The bodies were in one Of the quarter
boats OF the Lexington, which was found
frozen 10 al Stonybrook harboI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
A, marks, s2o Iseef cal,Ie. and 500 Sheer. Abou,

Al msrke, 320 Reef Cattle. and 500 Sheep. A bnu
500 sheep have hren hepre feporled.- M
PRIcEs.-Beef Caile--The butchers were hrgei,
supplied last week. and consequently purchased las
and prices did no' advance mach ~ was expected
from the limited numbrr at maik-i. We qunie frs
qualify So rs a 6 SO; second SIS 20 90: third 81
75 d 8 90.
Ba,rriinE Cai,is--Mes. s5 so. No S..
Cows and Calses--v-ry few ., market. and very few
if any sales effected.
Sheep LOIS were sold a, So SO. 2 rs. IS. 8 10, 4
so, and 50 so.
Swine-Nons at market. Brighton Market, Jan. 20.
Al marke, 344 Beef Cattle. and 1855 Sheep.
PRICES-Bref Cnite--Prices obtained last week
for like quality were fully snstained; q few beiier
ca,tie market, and higher prices were obtained
We qaals 6,si quality SOC a ISL second s6 90 a
@ so; third 90 a rs. M 49,
Darrelling Cails-sless 50 80, No. i SIS.
Cows and Calyss--We police few salss-- ss2b, 20,
BE-. and 80. \
p--LeIs were sold At o. 10. IS. 8 50. %. and
a W, oi 6ne Wethers al as. N4~ n
Swine--Nope AZ market, except few from The
neishborbooJ, - McrdSy, Jan. ~.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

IL Guford. Of caDker rash, jackson, son Of Noah
AID Julia Shrpardsou, aged 5 Years
In Colerain, 10Th iu-t. Henry =. Dcnison, son OF
Maj. David Depison, aged 20 yearr.
10 Wesimoreand, NH. 10th iast MI E'yah Bar
rows, aged 73.
In Ches,r, field, Nh. 9th inst. Mics Polly Gerry.
aged 65--ou The llih, Mrs Rache, wife 81 hrIss
Harvey. aged 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
Greenfield Courie,
From The Ntp York Journal Of Commerce

The Philadelphia North American Of
Thursday contains the following -
MIR. James Bates. Of Burlington. N. j.,
wen, to New York with his wife aud two
children, litIe boy and little girl. and
on Monday. the 18th, placed them on board
the Lexington, and returned He was mr..
rested immediately on his return, for debt,
and confined in the Mount Holly Jail, His
family persisted by The Lexington disaster,
and The lutte boy"bove mentioned was Prob.
bly, his child !, is said than Mr. Bates has
been informed of his bereavement. aud is
overwhelmed with grief, s.
We give the report as we have received
ii; and have no reason 10 doubt It's correct
ness.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
YE WHO READ aD ERTISE.MENTS
LOOK AT THIS!

A LII gentlemen are requested 10 Withdraw
IA for a moment there attention from "Fe-
male Pills." and hear what we Of their own
sex have 10 say. Be assured Hunts Botanic
Pills, whether swallowed or not, will allow
your stomachs to digest whatever they may
providentially in these hard times contain
Provided you pay us our ciothier's bills. AZ
ter doing this, you NAV in welcome give your
whole souls tn the detectionof counterfeit med
cine. Mr. John Fowler, our agent, did The
work in The years 1857 and 1885. PAY us Cor
what he did, and Won may then review the
"nervous and dchinated" matters, and luxu-
riaie in he list Of diseases which PangborH &
Btinsmad have received flesh fiom the british
Queen. Paw us your cloihier's hills, put your
houses in order, and then drink "Phenix Bit
ters'' 10 your hearts content. And may the
"Lile Medicines" make your lives long and
happy. Nav the "Indipn Purgaiive" purge
off all your worldly troubles; and may Doctor
Lorraine, and that greatest Of all colleges, the
"College of HEALTH" give you instruction in
the art Of keeping well if you are well, and
getting wclllif you are sick. MAY the "Olea-
ginous hair tonic" do IFS kindly functions on
your heads and faces,r making whiskers and
cues and curls in precisely the appropriate
spots May yonr piles be cured by the SLIM
mcnt" and your worms expelled and elected
by doctor Hitehcock'S Tea;p and, in short,
may Heaven bless you in ycnr minds. bodies
and estates, is the PRAYER of vour well wishers,
HINES, NEWMAN s. co. =
Brattlehoro, Jan %, 1910.
N. b. We pledge ourselves not to sue
those who pay us Immediately. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

In Guford, 2isi inst. by N. p ChHpin, Fsq. Mr.
SANFORD Andrews to Miss MARY, second daughter u
Rev Asn Haynes Of Guilford.
In Wilmington, on the 9Th inst ny Rev Mr. prtirr-
field, Mr. Dwight Iigley TO Miss Cynthia Maria
Howard both of Marlboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
DIR. JUDKENs'
$ II Il G FL C ONT ENT

(rRIcE FIFTY cEEIs.)
TIllS invaluable medicine is celebrated for
Il curing the following Diseases:
While swellings Of every description;
Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing;
Rheumatic pains of the joints;
Sprains and bruises Of every description;
Chilblains,or parts sfiecied BY frost (sure cure
This medicine Is highly recommended for The
above diseases, which can be showed by nu-
megous certificates. For sale hy
BUTTON, CLARK & co.
Brai'lebors, Jan. 81, 1910. 2mo9l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
Blank Books.

TINE subscriber, has purchased and nut
Il in operation. first raie n ULING
MACHINE, which enables him to make To
order every size and kind OF Blank Books, ex-
ecuted in every respect equal to the first
quality of city work. Also, Music, Letter
Pot, Car, Deny, Royal and Super ROYAL
Paper-Rnled TO any given Pattern.
JOSEPH STEEN.
Braitleboro, Jan. 20. 1910. 81
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~ A ctiOn.

TAKEN IL Salty several exerniions. and
a will he snd at PUBLIC VENDUE at
the Tavern NJ Daniel Jacobs, in Guiliord, on
SATURDAY the 9Th day Of FEBRUARY next, al
2o'clock at neon, about ih,ty hundred lbs Of
new milch Cheese, one single Sleigh, one two
horse Sleigh; bv me,
CYPUS CARPENTER, Constable.
Gaiiiord, Jan. 25, 1910. 2w'22
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

GAP BUCKETS. COO Sap Pockets. for
- sale. b, BLAKE & LAWRENCE
Jan. IS, 1870. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
HYlGEAN PILLS.
N U Hygean Pills, for sale bv
NJ BUTTON, CLARK s. co.
Bratileboro, Jan. FL. 1870. 2mo2I
Notice is hercby given .

Notice is hercby given,
vTNHAT the Bellows Falls Canal Companv
Il will apply 10 The Snpfeme Court Of The
State Of Vermont, Of their term next 10 be
holden at Newfane, 10 aud for the County of
Windham, on the third Tuesday Of Febrnarv
next, in order to settle their Tariff Of Tolls &C.
cording 10 law. ~
ALEXANDER FLEMING, Clerk.
Rocking ham, January 4. 1910. kwle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
q SELLING OFF AT COST.

~ SELLING OFF At COST.
Joel RANNEY is DESTROYS of Closing his
- Business in this section Of tie count y,
and will sell his entire SrocK of GooDs coul-
pfising general assortment usually kept in a
country Store, at CosT, for CAsH only.
N. d. All Persons having unsettled ac-
counts are requested TO call aud SETTLE; and
all indebted to make immediate PAYMENT
JOEL RANNEY.
Gulford, Jan. %, 1910. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

ID We, Cons, Oars and BuoKwHEAr, for
N sale, at
Jan. 1S40. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

DERSONS WIN have unsettled accounts
IL with us we want them with no DELAY, to
settle same hy nntr or otherwise. And all IN
whom we owe by dus-bills for goods, will call
and get their raw. at
BIRGE e. DICKINS0N'S.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
First and Last Call Save One.

A LII Persons indebted nv note or account
IN to the late Firm of Sanford & Baker, and
Baker & Merr6eld are respectfully requested
to call som and make paw ment.
HAYNES r.. BAKER
CHARLES C. MERRIFIELD.
Fayetteville, January, 81, $40. %