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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

Homc.--rhe pain which is rclt when we
are first Irausplanted from our native soil.
when the living branca IS cut FROM the pa
rent tree, IS one Of the most poignant which
we have TO endure through life. There
are after erleis which wound more deeply
which leave behind them SCARS never 10
be efiaced, which brulse tho spirit and some.
times break the heart; but never do we
feel so Iieeuy the want Of love, the necessi.
~ OF being loved. and the sense Of utter dc.
sefion, as when We first leave tho haven Of
home, and are, as II were, pushed Off upon
the stream oflife.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

Forgery.-Mr. John Murphy, an emf
nent bre"er OF Dublin, charged with hav.
ing forged draft ol 1901. upon the banking
house Of Nessrs. Latouche, has been tried,
found guilty, and sentenced 10 transportation
for life. Tie IS seventy years Of age, and a
week before his nrres, was CUES, n, the
table Of the Lord Lieutenant sf Ireland. -
His conviction has produced grea! excite.
nent IN Ireland.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
Hnrsr "a CnMNONS.

Mr.. J. +. Caldwell, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported Bill 10 CON
pei the Militia officers Of Mecklenburg
County 10 drill three days in each and eve
~ year, which was read the first lime and
passed.
Mr.. MendeuhaII, from the Joint Select
Committee on that subject, reported Bill
upon the subject Of PeuIieaslaIy which
was read the hrsI time and passed.
MIR. Barriuger from the commttee on la.
,esaal Improvements, TO whom the subject
had been referred, reported gains, the ex
peGsncy of The States undertaking the con
slrucioa OF Rail Road from Raleigh to
Waynes0oroggh at this present time, and
asked that tie eommi!teo be discharged
RON the further consideration oithe subject
Concur!ed 10.
Mr.. Patton presented bll TO lncorpo.
rate the. Trustees Of the Asbeyile Female
Academy 10 tie County Of BGncombe,
which aas read the FIRST i.ue and passed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
Saturday, Dec. 10.
SENATE

Mr. Shepard presented bill TO establish
free schools wlhiu the several counties Of
lie State which passed It's FIRST reading, and
vas ordered to be printed Proposes 10
appropriate $4,000 annually from The &C
cruIns interest Of The Literary Fund, to be
d.yIGed among the connues according 10
heir federal population, iaf ths support Of
free schools 6u, nc county TO raceiye its
raieaJ!e proportion, uuiii i. shall have col.
lec;cd a. e5ual amount for the same purpose,
~d!-h The acting Justices may levy and col
.ect as other taxes that at the next Aug -
elections ten commissioners shalt ba elected
IN each county, o lay of the county into
school districts tha: s. coo be annually ap
propriGted for the support Of Normal Schools
for hep1rpose Of educating POOR young men
IS teachers; and tina, the Legislature shall
seec, . superintendent Of schools, who shall
annually yi4.i each county ia the State, sc.
The resolutions auihorlsing the erection
oC Luualic Hospital, were taken up, and,
after some discussion, 10 which Messrs.
Mofehead and Moore advocated, aud Mr..
Edwards opposed, the measure, we're laid
% tie iabIa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

SENATE.
Mr. MoFehcad, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported t.l! to amend the
lu2l chapter Of the Revised Statutes, en,i
tied " Regeaue which pissed lis first read
ug.
iir. Moore from the Committee Of Pro.
positions aad Grievances, reported adverse
~ to the oil! 10 add part of Cartere, to
hyde COUNTY. Laid on The table.
The b.li 70 amend an &C; concerning the
Seat Of Government, and Public Buildings,
vas read The third lane, passed and order.
Cd to Be enrolled:
The Senate took up for consideration the
bi.. ior the establishment and hetter regula
ton Of Co5anon Schools. Dir. Shepard
proposed an amend.aeu, thereto, and afler
some discussion, N which the proposed
amendment was advocated b. Sir, Shepard,
aud opposed by Messrs. Morehead aud
Dockefg, tho whole subject was laid over
for tic present.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mf. Moore presented Bill to amend the
Revised Statutes, au!norz.ag the draining
o., the Swamp Lands Of th,y State, and to
create fund for Common Schools; which
2as read laa fret line and passed.
Mr. DJak presented bill to amend the
18th Chnp.eF Of the Revised Statutes euti.
lied Militia which was read the first lime,
passed, and on motion of Mr. b. referred
10 the Committee On Military Affairs.
Mr. SprudI presented Bill to amend the
Revised Statute, entitled IN Act concerning
Slaves ard Free Persons Of color; which
was read the first lime, passed, and referred
to the Committee On the Judiciary.
The Bill for the relief Of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road, being under dis
cosslon, was, on motion Of Ms. IIoke, 50
Amended, as 10 make the amount borrowed
on The faith Of the Safe, payable in annual
Of Fifty thousand dollars each,
till all be paid.
Mr. Guthrie offered an amendment, pro
k,biting the Company from declaring any
Dividend or Bonus, Until the Debts coutrac
ted By virtue Of this Ac, shall have been
discharged and authorizing tie Company
to pay into tho Treasury Of the State, the
whole Of any part Of the amour. Of Debt
50 contracted; aud On making such pay.
mrnt lulo the Treasury, to be forthwith ab.
solved from ~ further liability for such
Of sl:e Debt 20 paid.
This amendmen, was rejected By vote
of g to 81.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

Deaf and Dumb Prinitra-A cnriop,
account IS gwen, from Tublngcu. 10 Wur
ten'burg Of neg printing establishment
@leIy opened by Theodore Helgerad. An
tho competitors and pres-men, csc hundred
and ninety SIX IN number, eleven Of the for.
mer being women, arc deaf aud dumb, and
have been educated at hrs cost for the en-.
pleyment IN which thoy are now engaged.
The King has conferred on Nr. ileIgef,d
a large gold medal of the order of cly,l
merit, for this great reclamation from the
social and moral waste.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

BRoWNS0E'S FIRST PRINCIPLES
The following, which We Gu, from I
New York Evening Post, viii show st
course the genuine Locofocus intend to p
sue, nov that their party has been hrs,ea
ito fling to he brd~e genuine L0ogl'
flag that IL to carfy 90, ,hc views sh.
tue writer, tho daio OF phose letter sso
10 be, 10 all probability, The noiorlon ]
Bro"nsou, has already openly promaIgat
namely, the equal division Of property.
the abolition OF hereditary properly
Churrtos and dlyines, and thc.like B.
ION Aills
The Dirty Of the Democracy We .
permitted TO make the following eS'r
from private letter received from adis'
9nished political writer Of Massachasel
dated
CuFrsrs. DC ., lsde
" Well tho Wings have beaten ~, bat s
40 matter. must now fan back on irt p;
eip.as, and take fresh start. and whom wc or
~. come up with something worth having. y
slall 'oae nothing Ia tho end Whst should y
say TO Ringing TO the brsczp genuine loco''
Dag, that Is, the Gag OF social democracy, IN d
Junction from nero political democracy. byP
iileaI democracy. ! understand tho cqlSli'yd
men before the state BY social democracy. q
def'tlnd the equality Of al men before society
Tho fysi Is vir,nally realized IN this coon'Ut Z
second Is not. Is i not the great work o. :
country 10 realize the social democracy We
then, lot Us throw out ils flie, and r,lly aroaaa
common ftandNd, il frienda Now nrfas 2 2
to be tho time. The majority Of tho old dem
cratic party ara ready for il, and need It, ~
matter 10 busy themMlvcs about
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
Frsm corrs'pondea, of,ss savannah Georgian

FLORIDA, Dec. 0, 1910.
Sr.-Ihree warriors came IN at Fort
kmg a few days since, and agrecaLly to the
Generals orders. ba,o been pu, under
guard They say that llaIec Tusienusgce
will return IL few days, bot are unable ii
assign any reason Tor lis abrupt departure
during the progress Of hIs rccrnt pretended
treaty The Interpreters are oil abseul
from Fort King, which may, IN Q marner
account Tor the meagrc ness they have com
mantca'ej. AneSprsss has besn despatch
ed 10 the General, ~to is now o, Tampa.
Hulf past o'ctocE, r. w.. Dee ..
Slr,-Ih, express Iast arrrlsed from
Fort King says thatl3 indians came n this
morning, auI delivered up the,r arms 10
Cot Riley. They state that there are ma
ny more to come Va few days. iNlllslye
you particulars by ue1t express.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

hrkuasas-Ths Legislature Of To-
State convened at LATHE Rsck on The
oIt. Tho Senate organized by oler'o
Mark lizard President and ,he House cleo
cd George Hill it's Speaker. Ga the .
Governor Yell was innuguraied.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

Ipgs NGurG.---A negro woman in the
County Of Mathews, Vrretula, was deliver.
ed, on the .9lh November, OF three children.
one was a perfectly formed child, and Is
how living and hearty. The other two are
n lusus nsluiU, more remarkable 10 every
respect than the notorious Siamese twins
The two children are united from the I'm
htAcal cord 10 tbs shouldrrs, sideways.--
They have each perfect formation from
the cord TO the crown OF the head. They
have four perfect arms, two separate beads
complete IN their organization and two
chests. Tho formation from the umhilieus
do"nvards, Is that Of a single child. There
IS only onn abdomen, Que umbhlcal cord aud
iwo lcgs, wIlh one organization Of the male
sex. They were living until few mo.
ments before their buth. They must have
po.ses=cd two hearts aud Two separate pul
monory organs, with orly one sci Of mites
lGes and lower egiTemitcs. They have
been Kept IN sTri Tor preservation, with the
intention OF presiding them 10 II museum
Ct some medical college, and consequently
have not been disslc,ed. - Old DosRuoa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31

Census Of South Cdroiiad Tie to''
population IN this State, by the Census p
taken is 50a, 439, showing about our nav
raj increase Of 10 per cent, 10 the Iaa
years. Ia the statistical report Of the Ms'
shai il appears that 10000 lbs. OF due'
were produced in st. Johns Coletou, 'u'
ing the year ls3e-40.
4dpice 10 Legislators--Ncyer becop
the corrupt tools Of wealth.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-31
HOUSE or CONNONS.

The engrosssd bill to prevent betting on
elections. vas read The second tune and
postponed indefinitely, by a vote Of 81 to a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
u Hardware Goods.
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!
Id. Ii. THOMPSON,

OFFERS Foa SALE At THE LOWEST Prices,
g. l. L G II BELLS, Wood Saws, Hand
- Saws, Warming Pans Flat Irons, Tai
lor's Irons, Trace Chains, Files and Rasps,
Door Handles, QUITS aud Screws. Door Locks,
Gun Locks, Trunk Locks, Pad Locks, Till
Locks. elegant Tea Trays, Shutters and Iravs,
Tea Bells. Faney and Common Bellows, Floor
and Hath Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Shaving
Brushes, Hoise Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Per-
cussion Caps, Curry Combs, Cal,le Cards,
Iron Candlesicks, Japaned Lamps, Cuff e
Mills. Tah'e Butts, Castors, Bed Screws. Au-
gers, Chsses, Gimh'ets, Spit Boxes, Shoe
Hammers, Shoe Pinchers, Avis. Avn Halls,
Brass and Pewter Fassetis, Bit Stocks, Screw
divers, Hammers, Hatche s, States, Quilts,
Pins aud Needles. Shell and Horn Combs, Toy
WATCHERS, Cow Bills, Squares, Axes. Steel
Yards, Teasing Irons, Grid Irons, Brass Cur
tain Pins, Carpet Rings, Pocket Pistols, Plated
Britannia and Iron Spoons.
Jan. LIST, 1910. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
DIED.

~ lls'illnvr, on The i1ih ipsi NJ Eiihu Hoirhki.-
aged ~ wars lie served Years IN the army VI the
rrv1luiiur.
Ia tinih'ri, 1O'h met. Hrs Parmca, uifr II Capt
Jonah eating, aged C6 ,ca,s. n inicis in VI. Mass
and " are rrgnt-i-d To- nniirt
In Rernattston, 18th {. Mrs Asrnaih W. connshlr
wife ot Capt jonathan Conpahic, aged %. Printer
IN NY. aud Masr requested g. notice.
~ Guillysd. 9Th uh Mr. Dsniri l. rd~, aged 81.
Priaicrs in NY. and Mass requested 10 rpic-.
a. Vernon. The 18th inst nf Group, Thrudore J.
son az VI Je~r frrf. aged ,eius aud months.
Weep not ipr This sanig ehild, dad,
Resting - .aris sand, he'd
Gene. brfse be- knrw the -iings,
Whirh discovered .rieptsbp brings
lie, - fortea'S pleasing. fair,--
llwell~ whe g sificr-angtis are,
And joins angris' bliss above,
J",iul, reaseless, bonnGlca,, love.
Jsp 18Th. 1910.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
' A l. u A RL & AMsLY
PAPER.
To Ciergymeu, Teac err of sabbath Schools
and Bible Glasses. Siuien :, and Iieads of
Families:

TT HE Publisher of the Baptist Advocate re-
u sreciiuls Informs the Christian puhlir,
that he has made arrangements for publishing.
every week, in the ah,ve paper, TN commence
with the fist number in January, 1910, titus
TRATIoSs OF TIE BiBLE,) consisting oi Views
of the most remarkable places and objects men
toned IN the OH aud New Te>ianientS; also,
vi ws &c The principal Missionary Stations
Throughout The WoIld--rng aved by the first
afii-is in the United States. ali r original
skcirhes taken On the spot, By Lab ride, Fnilin
MnIier, lie Bruyn, ker Porter, Stephens, Buck
ineham, MrFarisnr, and others The Atvn-
cate is published every SATURDAY., ri M. 100
Nassau street, New York city. Terms 50, so
per aanum, in alvanc.. Persons acting a.
Agents, and Posimssters. are allowed ffi,
cents commission for every subscriber the,
obtain, and from whom we receive a yea =
crpiiun-,hry ie,niiIing rwo dollars tor
each subscriber, with the name and post office
address.
The paper is established on a permanent
basis--bring sustained nv an Association, with
Capital Stock Of 10000.
All letters must come free nfpostage, or they
will M; be taken from the office. Remittance
may he made at our risk through the POST
masters, who arr authoii I'd ~ enclose and
remit payments for peldcals. free &c expense.
Swl9. ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
REMOVAL.

TIME subscriber has removed 10 the Build
IL ing snuih Of the Bank Tent ance first
door north Of The Vermont Housed where lie
will paw particular attention 4, SIGN, OR
NAMENrAL nnd IMITATION PAINT
ING
He will furnish as good workmen rs can be
fund in The country, 10 do House Painting,
Papering, Cia-ing, Sc. ON the MIST reasona
be terms, in this and other towns Cabinet
Furniture and Chairs taken in exchange for
painting chairs.
FREDERICK VAN DoORN.
Braiilebnro, Jan. 1870. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
ConnryssroNrRs' NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers. being appointed hy
w the Hon. the Probate Court CIR the dis
iIirt Of Westminster, Commissioners In ie-
ceivc. examine, and adjust all claims anil de-
man,s Of all persons, against the Estate If
DIR. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
late nf Putney, in said district, decreased, rep
resented ins'lvrni, and aLp all claims and de-
mands exhibited in rff,ei thereto; and six
months from the eth day of December last
bring allowed by said coui Cor that purpose;
we dc hereby give notice that we win attend
u the business 81 s,ur SAID appointment nj the
dwelling house of Widow Achsa Cam he'll in
Puinrv. ON the ihi,d Mondays If Feb uarv
and Mach next, and fourth Monday and fiurh
Friday Of June next, from nine o'rlnck, AM.
until four o'clrck. PM. an each or said DAYS.
WM. HOUGHTON,
JOSIAH HuTCHlNS, : eonii
Putney, Jan. Is, 1870. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
NJ Y Express.

an imprOred method Of making Coffee
Put your coffee (aRrr grinding) into It fan
mel bag. tie ii ciosrly. flowing il sufficient
room TO boil freely pat ii in the boiler ad.
ding as much water as required Alter boil.
ing. it will b. found To b- perfectly clear,
wnhou, the addition Of egg. tic. having like
wise the advantage Of retaining its original
flavor and strength in greater perfection than
when clarified
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
MAJOR DowNING's SPEECH.

The Speech of the Major in The Downing
vile Convention in reply 10 Mr. Bellows.
pipe is. we sny wi hout hesitation. the be,
speech that has ever been made in reply to
the great Orator OF Missouri,--w holly unan-
swrrablr. anh rresisiihlr-and wherever il
goes among the latoriue classes ofthe coun-
Try. Ne are perfectly willing TO thrust " hole
cart loads OF his speeches With il
~ Y Express
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
Notice is hereby given,

YNHAT the Bellows Falls Canal Company
II will apply tn the Supreme CnuT, of the
Stale OF Vermont, at their term next To be
hnlden at Newiane, in and for the County uf
Windhum, on the third Tuesday of February
next, in order TO settle their Tariff of Tolls ac-
cording Ia law.
ALEXANDER FLEMING, Clerk.
Rockingham, January 4, 1910. 5wI9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17

An Independent Man -Isone who blacks
his own boots and shors. no can live with
out whiskcy and tobacco, shave himself with
brown soup and coli, water who rats brown
bread when he cannot get wheat. who FIAT.
'r's no man for his vices, and sioops TO no
man for his flyors.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 9th, l54O

In the Senate. to-day. the Sub reasury
bill was reported. and umde the order of Tho.
day for next Monday. 1t has been stated.
and. believe. truly. tina, il is intended by The
friends OF The Administration TO pass this
bill at once. and without unnecessary delay.
Perhaps in three weeks il will b. a law.
The Wings. il is said will make no formal
or prolonged opposition 10 H. Having no
counter project 10 Offer they will remain
passive aud lie. the Administration take its
own course
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
Hrattlcboro Topographic Co.

TIME Stockholders of the Bra,ilrboro Ty-
IL geographic Company, are hertby n, iif.d
that the regular annual me, ting f,r choice If
officers, Sc. will he held at their Counting
Room in Brati.eboro, on "Wednesday the 10th
inst. at 9 A. NJ.
WM. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
Jan. b, lS4O. awisl9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17

OUR 0iCa .GGairs. We call
upon aii who are indebted 10
as for papers, advertising aud
job work, ofOne, fsrO g. three
years standing, 10 make ian.
mediate payment.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17

Mouni Holly Jrweir Packer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Aiirich.
Wet fpw nsllend- Thomas Caok, Jr.
pnine. - i:aac Grout.
Mindham--Wm Harris.
Observation-Disclosures T,lcr.
S'mvuSyIlle--I.. ~. sSim,,nds.
Chesterfield. MI %. Coolidge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
NEW GOODS.
BL AXE g LAWRENCE

A RE This week opening a RICH Assert
"A mrnt Of GOODS for Ladies Cl1aks and
Dresses, viz:
Thibrt Cloths, Alrincs, English and French
Merinos, Alpaca, ca and a. can,hletrrn,
Mou>in de LANES, SC. &c. which they ale
disposed TO sell al very low prices.
Jan. Ia. 1870 6p11
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17

Gilbert A. Gram, Esq OF Windsor. has
been appointed post master for this village.
aud BeH1amin Swan Esq removed We
don't pretend TO know how far this change
may subserse The interests ofile department.
but 81 FAT as the wishes aud accommodation
OF the people in this village and vicinity are
concerned. we 10 kaop tia, they have been
but very little consulted The business of
The office has been conducted very s,t,siaclo-
rilyto the inhabitants grnrrrly. aud wc
presume faithfully by MIR Swan. and we
cannot but regret tia, the exigency OF par.
~ should require its iavoiIlism to be- dispeu-
sed 10 strangers, rather ,Inn 10 the tried
honesty and fidelity Of our fellow citizens. =
W Mercury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17

Great Wheat Ma,kei in Ohio-A writer
in The Zanrsyille Republican, states that
there have been two millions one hundred
and fifty thousand bushels Of grain sold this
year in that county. This is farming to
some purpose.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17

"A 7 CHAS. c. FROST'S, Sign Of The
IA Golden Boot, norih-end Halls Building,
INDIA RUBBER SHOES, Of superior
quality, -
BLACKiNG, in liqnil. ras,e and powder;
WATER PROOF PASTE, which readers
leather impervious 10 water;
Boot and Shoe Kit. Pegs, SC.
Braitlnbnro, Jan. 6, 1870. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17

NEWSPAPER PrBLIsHiNo The editor
ofthe Northampton Courier reads homiIy
10 him of the Springfield Gazette. for enlar-
ging his paper. and concludes with the fol-
lowing very just remarks -
Extra efforts to crafty meet no response,
not even punciualityi IN paying subscriptions.
and additional outnys only seem TO make
people more eSnetlng AMI tyrannieal. The
only way IS 10 20 right ahead. in straight
forward, independent course, publishing a
moderate sized paper giving people About a
fair compensation. their moneys worth Of
reading, and iflhis don't succeed. why any
editor can split wood, or eat saw-dusi bread
for a bring
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
JOHN LEACH B. co
(succEssoRs TO LEACH, PAIGE AND GILMORE,
NO. J, MERCHANTS ROW,
BOSTON, MASS.
HAVE rom SALE

HAVE FOR SALE,
10000 Gallons Winier-stFained Sperm Oil;
5000 do. Sming do. do. do.
5000 do. light colored winter whale Oil;
SEQ kegs Powder;
100 hhds. Molasses;
$50 boxes square hand Tobacco;
so do. Cd Cnvendish do.
lG0 kegs Fig Tohaccn;
100 dozen Cast Steel Shovels;
so casks Saeaius.
Sugars, Tsas, Coffee Rice, Paper, Pinen-
10, Nujnegs, Ctoees, Ginger, Starch, Indigo,
Raisins, .nHstnrd, Pepper Sauce, Pines,
Soap, fine Soil, Shot, Cocoa. Chocolate, Bed
cords, CIo.hes-iines Snuff, Letter Paper,
Wrapping Paper, SC. Sc,
Alsn, a large assortment Of
Liquors, Wines, cOrdiaIs, DC.
The above goods will be s,.ld on "a favora-
bic terms as can be bought in the city 81 warTa-
ted ofihe best quality. Conntry Tladers and
the former customers Of Leach, Paige & Gill
more, are invited 10 call before purchasing.
JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
Boston, Oct. ], 1899. SIMS
p. Sd. L. & Co. will sell for their reeuiar
customers, (free from any expense 10 ihenl)
all kinds Of Country Produce, or will take the
same in exchange for Goods.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
GENERAL HAnRlsos IN the wEsr.-

GENERAL HARRISON IN THE WEST
When intelligence Of the nomination OF Gen
eral Harrison reached ChilIiro,hr Ohio. the
greatest enthusiasm WAS immediately mani
tested and spontaneously, as it were. salulrs
OF artillery were fired and in the ev.ning.
there was n great gathering Of the citizens.
whose proceedings were marked With extra
ordinary zeal and heartinsss in behalf of
the peoples candidate" Jas General Har.
rson Is called. Many houses were illunin-
atcd, and every where, JOY and conf
dence prevailed.
Every where, indeed, in the Great West.
the name Of Harrison.is received us that OF
nm old and tired irirnd-ofa man known TO
be honest. amid manifold temptations.
whose services and labors in the cabinet aud
the field. have enriched millions. while they
have leit him poor.-N. Y American.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17

IN Waliinsfprd, l2ih iar,. I,y R-v Mr Matiadaie
Ne is'"r Randall 1t Nj iiuil, to Mrs Mary Kent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-17
AUCTION.

M ILL be sod AT Public Auction (unlrss
previously disposed oi) on Saiunlay
February ! al the residence Of the Subscriber,
tons ct hay;
yoke s year old Stays;
! cow, vearngs, caves;
Farming Tools; Wagon; Sleghs;
100 bush. Potatoes; Slow;
Household FurniInle, &c. &c.
Sale to commence al 8 ,'ci,rk, AM
=. REUBEN MANN.
Newfane, Feb. Ia, 1910. awe0