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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

The GERMAN TAR1FF.-.The Gernanic or Aus
triga League, has gigen n-w life 10 the German
Provinces. Cotton and WOODEN Factories have
sprung UP in ali parts of the country, and heme
Industry receives its reward. The rapid strides
which Germany il r5aking in Domestic Manufac-
lures, haze alarmed the English Manufacturers.
The London Morning Chronicle of late date
observes that Germany has pretty we'll excluded
from her markets British Cotton and WOODEN stufs
and ,yi ere long raise the duties cotton yarn
and twists /. adds that public opinion through
out Germany moves very strongly in the direction
of an increase rather Than Elimination of the pro-
iec5lve system and that there is 10 hope FOR the
British manufacturer from the acts and dispos
lions Of The ZpIl-Vercin.
No measure ever projected, has worked better
,han this protective system in Germany. England
lad formerly rnonopolised the Cotton and Wooden
trade Of that country, but when she refused to
rake the agricultural products of the northern pro-
vces t:lose provinces felt 1t to be indispen.abiy
necessary tina; they shoUld do something for them
sexes rl.c most efficient mode OF counteractiag
chi> rnonoroIiaing spirit of England was adopted
rhcy erected manufacturing establishments, and
imposed heavy duties upoa English goods The
resist i. no.. seen and felt. The Farmer finds a
market lol his products al home. The Mechanic
finds ctnpoguieut in these establishments ard the
i.a5olcr bss abundance Of work. Il Is a policy
with which every enc is pleased, and those 50 sig
rally benefited 81 il are too wise to cry out Tor
j,F.Gf TRADE. There arc no i4oco-f'ncos among
m. Industrious Germans home. They go Tor
Protective Tariff Rochester Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

Premium Pens.-.i Silver
q Medal ss awsr,:e,! J. Hayden for his very supe.
rcr PeG> By the Aer.cen Institute al It's las! Far. The
Government have giye iei The Preference and the best
s.nyfants and mary the public Institutions will use no
fs They have justly obtained the higheS reputa.
fen ard are NOT srrpas-;l fequaled By any ia The country
r l,, are s4ppie az the manufacturers prices by Inc
a.s-h;s J. Z p. HAYDEN fla:t-S,reet
ir7is also or ii2's School as lount!ng-ll1uss Ink
Siar,.S RVS 4;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

CRAB AND SNAP SMITH" Does MI. Smith
i've here p
Which Mr.. Smith There arc many OF that
9aue IN these parts.
The man want Is a sour. Grabbed chap, and
hey call MIN Crab Saith.
Q the ID, l spose I'm the man.
This Grab Smith resided at one time In Fairha-
en- He was always finding laultwith some hing.
he Medusa brought IL noble cargo of oil. =
aid l. Yes, he would answer, .bul oil Is
low now. Al another time the Quamphegan al
5ved. ! met Smith Well said OIL Is
Enormously nigh Yes. said he. but ihg
4uanlphegan has but 1900 barrels. When the
sledusa had again arrived, she brought , 500 bar
rels, and oil was nigh. | congratulated Air Smith
" Aht'' said he, " il it were not for the FIVE hun
bred barrels OF n@a5e oil. we might make soy.se
.hing.
Grab Smith had brother in Hysnnis who
vas indeed ct the same Aith ana kin. They
<sl!ied him Snap Smith BE was man who kept
Ike ,errapn yeas, expecting to hear ii sing, ua-
der The impression thas he had captured what be
ealled turkle dove, a neishbor of Sngp had
kiled aud dressed hog. If had half Of th2t,
>eid Snap, should think myself well OF. -
! ne neishbor was good soul and hs wished to
Sc snap easy once II his life, so he sen, Snap half
80 hos. | met Snap d dav or Two after as
vas crossing over from the PORT. valuable
aFSseat. SAID l. considering the hard times: -
don't knew about that, said he come 70 CUT
Up, there was dreadful little mess of il. II
q had tother half too, ii might been soretbjn,
ss0's'' "iis- Boston Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19
aus law6Tl- JAs. ROSS, I~1elE0E'

IN puR SUAytlE {, of an order Of the sur
4 rocae Of the County o. Ns'g-Yprl. noace is hgrsbY
gwen 10 all person, hagipE claims agSi. John &o1rtt
tate of The City oil NarYOs., bpnaaier, licensed 10
present III. with tte vouchers thereof 70 lie suhscri-
hcr his Office No. IL CnHtrs-St5eei the Cry 81 New
York. on or before twenty -eti1d day u April next.
Dated New-York the nine.eclh day o. October, 4. d
1912. JAMES Z. BEERS, Admniatratn
o.0 lia6D 1itll the - III annexed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

POWERFUL MAGSEr-A lecturer vas dilating
apon tie powers of the Magnet. defying any one
- how OF name any thing surprising its powers,
hen man mounted the stand and told him that
,2onlan was the agnet OF magnets, for, said he,
e the loai-s,one could attract piece OF iron g
not or two, there was young woman VINO when
e was a young man, used to attract INN thirteen
.lileS sgsry S,nlaag 10 have a cisat ritb her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

EN- PURSUANCE Of an order OF the
G Surrogate Of LIE C7uHty New-York uJce hereby
give IL having claims aans Aargars, stewart,
late ct the City OF NeuIork, single woan deceased, 10
present hc With vcGchersthcrtoo the subc.hera
his Office. No 20 Chambers street, The City OF Hew-Iok,
before the ninth day OF May Dated GewYck,
the 18th dag OF November = D. 1872
nS Iawi.Ha RICHARD y SCfIEFFELlN, Execute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19
10y ORDER Of Elisha yard Estl. Judge

4SY ORDER OF Elisha Ward, Esq. Judge
!. = OF The Cha9iauque County Coa:is ofsh degree OF
Goanseor 1c Office Hereby given, pursuant Sthe pro-
pon oil the Statute aUturjzn attachments ranst non
.icu, debtors ttai attachment has issued rans the
estate OF William Cubertson and Orrn Hook, resident
ehtors residing IN State OF Pennsylvania, and That The
same vii lie sold iOr the payment OF their debts unless they
appear AID discharge such attachment according 10 law
ttil nine mouths from the first publication Of this notices
ans at tn. payment any aeht and the delivery Of any
property belonging eDors ci;ler of them, Tor
j use tan fer OF any property by them or either
n,n. iorauy purpose via,cver are forbidden bylaw,
al., arc rnid. Dated !3e Goth day July, 1872.
u. STRo2E, Attorney Tor .:,tachng Creditors
~ a,yGn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19
uz-4zrr~scG,sHlz=aa,-

A REPLY TO Tow C,MrBELL.--Eycry ono re-
members Campbes lines TO ,hc American Flag,
ubshcd some time since in al our papers. They
IN thus:
United States Your banner wears
Two enb!ems; one OF fame:
Alas! The other that il bears
Reminds OF our shame!
The white mans liberty in 81 pes
STANDS bazoned by your stars
But what the meaning OF your stripe
They mean yon negroes scars
George Lunt, in his new volume Of Poems, Just
row passing through the press thus gives the lie.
ut courteous TO the English Flag:
England whence came each gluwing hue,
Tha, tin;s yen flag oil b,Seor light
The Streaming red, Il deeper blue,
Crossed with the moonbesm speariy white
The blood ani bruiss--ihg 6ile aud yt4--
Let A,ias ercanlD2 millions speak
The :rhtte-l tells the color fled
From starving Erins pald cheek!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19
;SlL,NCE of an order Of the Sur

Z .c.ate OF the uety OF EswNork, Notice IS hertby
given ali persos, cla against Charles Taylor.
late ut i- ely OF feoEorA porcf-aJusc neepef, de.
ceased. present the =" Nh The 3ucHef5 ihtfeo 10
the suhscfoer her residence No % Dr. ~
the CT OF New Icrz beu.e the 2el tiay 81 'Nd'c,
next-Daled Ney York he tte!i, third tity o S.ptsib-
Der 1872 EalZABEfa TAYLOR. Adml",st. ark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the sur
/ yogae of Tie County OF New-York, NOTICE IS hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against TlhaS Clam
pon late of the ity of NewYor merchant, deceased, 10
present the sane with the vouchers theeo 10 the subscrl
hers at their oificc Nos De!auceyrre IN the City Of
York on or before he Sixth day OF February next
Dated New.Ycrk, the 2dG5y OF Au%ylst. 1872.
SARAH i. CHAMPION, Exccatrix.
Ci{A$. z. CHAMPION, r--,.,.
I.t}ssS A-Ns~~''-f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

.EWife, which way do YOU suppose the wind is,
ts-nietlt ~
Wen, really, don't ,ao~,. John. but suppose
ECU lisbta candle, aud look in our straw bed.
low can / tell 10y that ~
Why, bless you, don't straws show which way
IL. wina blows 2?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19
EeY ORDER of the Honorable Daniel

soY ORDER of the Honorable Daniel
4 = ingrahuur Associate Judge tic Court Of Common
!Hds and Tor tic Gifts and County of NewYork, Notice
hereby given, pursuant to The provisions Of the statute au-
tiorZHg attachments against nonresident debtors, that an
attachment las issued agans; the estate Of George W. Diehl
ard John H. Del uon-resd rnS and residents OF Phadel
CHA tie State ol Pennsylvania, and that the will be
M for ;he payment Of their debts unless they appear and
t5clarce such attachment, according law within nne
inon tie first publication OF this notice and that the
payment OF any debts due them y residents otS State,
the delivery them. Tor their any property
within this Stac Belonging them and the transfer OF any
suci, property ly en OT!idden by law, and void
oat.d the 18th day CT February, 1872.
BUTLER K EVARTS,
MI Iawsm AtOrney Tor Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19
9aY ORDER OF Frederick A. Tall

5aY ORDER, OF Frederick A. Tall
, m2t!aa, Recorder OF the City Of Newly orhNoiice
..ercy given. pursuant TO he provisions OF the statute
tHorzn attachments asairi>; n"ncsidcn; debtors that
laiaahne h7S issued against The estle Of Charles Col
ma resident u ST. Louis in the State tSSsouri, and hGi
same viii be sold for the payment OF his debts unesshc
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 Jaw,
i lat tie payment debts due 10 him by residents
llls >t,i 3at In. delivery 10 nl for his use OF any
,09ery within his be.on@iGg TO him, and the aES-
fauy such property by him arr forbidden by law, an@
49,. void patcd the l0l, day Of October 1912
oil law9n .. r. PLhT"i EtH'y for Attach Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

z9Y ORDER Of Francis n. Mann Judge
5 oliensselaer Cgumon Pleas counsellor, NC notice is
hereby egen hat attachment has issued ngalnstthe es-
tltC a Thomas J. Greece. nonresident Debtor and
M iiSaalc MI he SOLD tor the payment o his debts un-
s. e autar and discharge ouch attachment according
20 law within nJun Ut ae first publication OF Ibis
ao.jce; ard that the payment any debts due 10 him by
rssn this Stare ar delivery him eror his use OF
ay property within this State belonging 10 him. and tine
tserp any such property by him. forbidden by law,
al,t aic yoid Dated September lOia, lS42
j.. PEARSON.
S,5 iarofn Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

spY ORDER of Garry Y. sackett, aJudge
OF Scneca County Of the degree OF Counsellor, Sc
Foiic hereby gwen that N a,lechmrna sned against
estate of Jacob n C0e OF the to"n OF Scp:o IN the
county OF Coyuga, rs resident debtor, and that the
sae y be sold Ter the payment OF his debts uness ne
1pear an lIisc',lr, such #achm ri within nine months
on the first pubIcaoac; this notice. and that The pay
i Of any debt DE 20 HIM by residents OF tins State ana
delivery him, for his Of any property within
Us STATE 5rlnnging him, and the transfer OF such
roprriy b. aci, forbidden by law and void-Dated
3lJia.tsr- ~ 1872 WA. A. SACKETT,
$40 iav9Gl Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

IN pti:S; ! AlsCi4 OF IN oTlet OF the Sur
rogae OF ,Ge County OF N-w-lork, notice is hereby
siven TO all persons avns claims against Benjamin Hal!
LEX late q; ihe Civ OF New York Gart2a deceased, 10
present Il saae with the vouchers thereof in The subscrb-
.s at number Is Gneck street IN ie City OF Ncr York
on or before the ninth day January next Dated New"
York, the 7th day of.juy. 1872
NEHEMlAl iihiitGE,} Administrators.
WILLIAM HAbiACA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

TN PURSUANCE. of an order OF the Sur
+ rogate OF the County Nsw-Yof@, N"ee i; !s'sty
.verl all persons having claims agaus: trsieric !.
3ayer late OF the City OF NeHE H. Druggist, deceased,
TO present the same with She vouchers thereof 20 Tie sub.
scr5ers the residence o lie subscriber Spe' = Hutch
inpS No 81 RiynEt0n-st12e; ~ liz Cg o NelF-s Or en-
or before In. nr,eteeutll day OF DtccH.bcr next.
Dated Ncw-York, the sixteenth day Of June, a D. .3]@
NJ Z. Ti!AYE:, ES'x.
iel7 JawGraS :. Il. IUjTCtt!HtiS. .%ecgtcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19


II The following Works Tor sale q; The Office ..
TIE TRIBUNE. No. l6Q NISSAN street. opposite III. Cy
Isali
THE WIG ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES
REGIS FER for 1873 Pfige IL cents 81 per dozen, 81
per bundled,
DOCTOR LARONERs LECTURES Oh Astronomy,
Electricity, steam Engine, &c. Price % ccois.
THE AMERICAN LAbURER: work devoted 10 the
cre OF te Mechanics OF the United states, 10 be com
eted II twelve numbers eigt OF which arc already pub
Isded pficc 81 cents number
TEMPERANCE SPEECHHS-.Ihe celebrated lem
crance Speeches delivered the Broadway Tabernacle,
by Thomas =. marshall. Price 81 cents or 80 cents per
dolcr
SWITCHES OT HENRY CLAY, delivered at the great
Lexington Festivals also MS Farewell Speech on retiring
ron the United states Senate Price g cents, or 30 cents
rer dorcn.
LrFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, 10 be
completed in tyseny numbers Twelve Of which are already
published. Price per No. l2l cents.
LEEBiG,S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY, also
lsihis,s Animal Chemistry, each p cents.
DICKENS'; NV WORK ON AMERICA best ed
TONS Price ~ cents
RICHARD ADAMS LoCKE'S LECTURE On MAG
EEgIsas AND ASTRONOMY, Price 81 cents, by the
dozen so cents.
Discounts 10 gents Peddler and others all the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

Memoir of Ellos. iRcC oy; with an account ofthe
orfu Fight Hastings, which eaded in his DEATH and
.:eectons cccasoned thereby By Friend Of Humaniiy
Published the beaed, of the destitute and desola,e
iotnef OF Mccoy and sale No &c Beekman-street
and at this office Price l2i cents sipgy 81 per DOZEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
I rogate OF the County OF Newgork, Notice IS aersby
given 10 all pcf.aps ~ caju against Lyman l. bA!
l,e OF Mobile the Sa,c OF A!aban.a, deceaed 10 pre-
same with the vouchers thereof 20 ~; aub2r'1sT
at the stcre OF Ianner Horton, 70. al Dvisi0n-Strerip
the City OF Newly FORK. br,orc tie ninth day OF j1nu-
ary next-DaeA &ew. York, the sixth day Gil JAY 1872
lei iaw6ns Gu NILES SAIL. Atn'.GstratOr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

ro.ate Of t> County Of New ,rh. oor = How
s al the err Of Ngsrl6 rs Jeweler, decsased 10 pre-
sea Inc same viii, the vouchers thereof 70 yonn ~ I
NC a South street in The City of New orS; on OF o v
h- lhifyietb day OF December aeU- Dated Se"-ioiA
~, L.. - Inn. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19
m pITP STANCE Of an order Of the sur

/ roga,e ol the CoGny OF New York, Notce IS h<Tshs
even 10 ali persons having Claims dHsl Glref T. oati
late ne City o! He" York. miHsa', deceased 10 pre-
at the otsce OF William j. klng, 20 = i.assan siiesii
;ie Civ c Heg York before Ihe bih day oi 5htcb
I,ext Dated Rev York. the I5h day of September. lax
ia lz6ms PHILEgAA 0DEIL. idGrS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

Another vessel, the friends OF Carbla, IN WaIcs
vent down in the course of the same morning, In
i &c Channel those on board pcrishng with her
Many other vessels are known have been wrecked
at their names and fate of the crew have not been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

The -ste2niboats WATijR-WlTCii and CINDERELLA
ply daily nom E!zahcthPoTt Rev Yofk, touching al
and PorRichmoDd eachu trip, rs follows:
on ana after lie l7th day Of October is4@-
Leave s 4 l S3 !. ~, ~ OK PER nm
At ], and 3tc'cocs. p. " A. y and O'Clock, f@.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

iaayc Hi.aba4ii.fori at 8 O'clock A. ST. aad a;3P H.
Leave Neu-YOrk ~ 10 oci1ca a. -. asd at4! 7. ~.
~. R.--Passengers tor Westhrd, scotch rctS, Raned
Suund-Hrook, SonlaIrle, EGstcn \ HchOoeYS aianAa1
~ the EizaDeth-tcwn and esoinsrYe Railroad Sars 6h
leave NewYork in the 8! c!ock baa IN Inc mornings ho
IN the II md O'Clock boats Is lie afternoon -
Passengers ;roa OK O'Clock h1s VIII leave aofRefYn
in ngcsor Easlon ard Tor EccoleyS Mountain OF she Dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19
y ~ isFOR NEWBURGli--Land-
!. I..s1,zs +, FARE AND F3EiGHi'

Z FEil-isIItsU IIhI. hIh!t- I4It.b
tOf fKUIJUhEGB SiJ BOSTON, via SIqN!nSToN
AID NEtw FORTE Composed Of tae following superior
Steamers, nune connection with tie stoningtpn ami
Providence ana Boston and Providence Railroads.
The MaSSACAuSEJ'rS,C Captain COihEtcek.
RHOG Z ISLAND, q Ihayer
NAREAGANSEg +" T1olsey,
MUHEGAE, paEderbhL
TIL steamers OF the line o Boston and Providence,
Stongio,s will leave pier, RIO =! H. Battery Peceasa
O'Clock, T. b. daily, Sundays excepted.
For further information, apply nj no y l'rodd@aS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

II The following Works Tor sale Z; The Office .:
TIE TRIBUNE. No. l6Q Nztssa street. opposite III. Cy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-09
Silk Goods-Pongees and
plain white, do ID.
All other
W.tnbna aud diamond.

a II other = so
Watches and diamonds 7l.2
The following list comprises some of the import
ant articles to be admitted duty free.
|. All articles imported for the use of
the United States.
?. All goods, the product of the United
States, exported and brought back, and
books and personal aud household effects of
citizens of the United States dying abroad
3. Paintings and statuary, the produce
ton of American artists residing abroad.
a. Wearing apparel in actual use, and
other personal effects, aud tools of trade, of
persons arriving in the United States.
s. Philosophical apparatus, instruments,
books, maps, and charts, statues, statuary,
busts and casts, paintings, drawings, engra-
wings, etchings, specimens of sculpture, cabi-
nets of coins, medals, gems, and all other
specimens of antiquities, provided the same
be specially imported in good faith for the
use land by the order) of any society incor-
porated or established for philosophical or
literary purposes, or for the use or by the
order of any college, academy, school, or
seminary of learning in the United States.
q. Anatomical preparations, models OF
machinery, and of other inventions and i'm
provements in the arts specimens in natural
history, mineralogy, and botany; trees.
shrubs, plants, bulbs or roots, and garden
seeds, not otherwise specified berries, nuts,
and vegetables, used principally in dyeing or
composing dyes, all dyewoods in stick ;
whale and fish oils of American fisheries,
aud all other articles the produce of said
fisheries animals imported for breed; fish,
fresh caught, imported for daily consump-
ton; fruit, green or ripe, from the West
Indies, in bulk tea and coffee, when i'm
ported in American vessels from the places
of their growth.
These duties are imposed by the first nine
sections fthe law.
Section 10, enacts that on all unenumera-
ted articles shall be imposed a duty of 30
per cent. ad valorem.
Section l. An additional 10 per cent
shall be levied on all goods which shall be
imported in vessels not of the United States
when no specific discrimination is made
by the bill and 10 per cent additional on
goods except those brought from beyond the
Cape of Good Hope in foreign vessels-pro-
vided no treaty stipulatons be infringed
thereby.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-09
WOOD LAND AT
= A U G. Il / o N.

DY authority Of the last VIII of Hon. s.
I'D c. Allen, deceased will be sold al Auction
at SAwyers Mills in Mortified, Mass. (near
the premises) on Saturday the first day Of
Oct. next, al one O'Clock P. M.,-S7 acres of
excellent wood and timber land-situated in
the westerly part Of Mortified, west Of Saw
yer's Mill Pond.
1t will be sold in two or more pieces if de-
sired.
or No1,hs.iS an R.rnsrds,os linz called The
Grin Severance Lot.
A credit Of 6, IL and 10 months will be gives
with approved endorsers.
ALso-At private Sale Sc scres Of Wood
land situated in the South West corner Of Yer
non, VI. called "the Governors Lot"
SAMUEL c. ALLEN, r.,o.
HENRY w. CUSHMAN, '' .
Mortified, Aug. "a, ls4a. sSwisl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-09
COPPER PUMPS,
and Lead Pine.

UNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
IN ENTS, That the subscriber, Manulac-
ture and have for sale the above articles, (Pipe
of all sizes) on my own responsibility, not
being in company with any one; and hereby
veto all that has or may be said 10 the contra
~; at the Old Stand in Weld's building, en-
trance South side, up the old stoirs, pz7over
the Shop Of J. Estey. Prices to correspond
with the times. All orders by mail, or other
wise promptly attended To.
\. b. There has been something said
about building some new stairs.
GEO. w. BRITTON.
Brattleboro, Sept. |, 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-09
New FALL GOODS.
G.. TOWNSLEY s. SON

HAVE, and are receiving per Boat from
III New York, their Fall Stock of FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS, which have just
been purchased at ruinousiy low prices and will
be sold 10 correspond.
Their assortment embraces great variety of
BroadclOlhs, Cassimcres and Vestings, Tailors
Trimmings of every variety 10 match.
Also, Prints Of every style and price from
4 10 to 90 cts. per yard, being reduction of
90 per cent from Spring prices.
Mouselin de LANES, Plain, Figured and EN-
bossed, some very rich; Plain and WateIed
Alpaccas, very desirable article for Ladies
Cloaks and Dresses; Alpines, Mcrinoes and
Saxonys.
SHAWLS.
Muusen de Lain Shawls and Handker-
chielsj Plaid do; Chinese do, new style, to-
together with many other articles which we
would be happy to show our customers and the
public generally.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-09
MARRIED..

In this village, 9th inst, by Rev Chas. Walker,
Mr. CHESTER G. HERRIcK 10 Miss MARINA =.
NIcuoLs. tOur thanks due for the "bridal
gin" which accompanied the above
At the Stage House in this village, on the 9th
inst by Rev NJ. Field, Mr. Rensselaer, y. Hiscox, OF
Woodstock, Conn, to Miss Angalne Lee, of YER
non
AT the Green River House, in Guilford, 4th inst.
by Rev John l. Smith. Mr. Afford Bowen 10 Miss
Alona L. Corkins, OF Nottingham.
lu Boston, on Sunday, Sept. 4th, by Rev Silas
Aiken, MIR Thos. Chubbuck to Miss Sylvia T.
Hobart, daughter of Peter Hobart, ESQ., all of b.
In Providence, II. l., Aug. %, by Rev Mr. BOWL
both formerly of Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-09
~ Come and See. uag

TEyHE subscriber would inform his friends
IL and the public that he is now ready to re-
ceivc Cloth for Dressing, and has put his
Works IN complete repair so that nothing is
now wanting TO do work in the best possible
manner, on accommodating terms, and for a
reasonable compensation. He will put on any
desirable Finish-such as Steam Finish, Pilot
Cloth, Lion Skin, Beaver Coating,-or any
thing else that the Cloth will admit Of.
Finally--
Gentlemen, Farmers, Brother Mechanics, MGR
chants and others in want Of such kind of work,
please TO call aud see if is not so.
ALEX'R n. BOYDEN.
Guilford, Aug. 80, 1912. IL
n. b. The subscriber would just say that
he has so far regnincd his health, as to be able
to attend to the business himself. A. n. B.