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From the Evening Signal, ~ y.
SHERRY WINE EsETTEElS.

FHNHESE are remedy very highly and very
Il justly recommended by physicians, as OF
great efficacy in giving strength 10 the weak
and debilitated. The Use of years has satiSlac-
torily proved their virtues. Uuunctured by
the slightest deleterious matter, they commu-
nicate the healing powers of the best medicinal
roots and plants. They restore, and il not laid
aside, preserve the whole animal economy in a
state OF habitua heathincsS. They cannot be
too frequently commended 10 public notice by
just encomlums from the press.
~ In speaking OF the excellence of the
Sherry Wine Bittcrs, we meant those prepared
by DR.. S. 0. Richardson, of South Reading,
Mass.
For sale By he foHowing agents;
Bmtlleboro, Duuon s. Clark; Putney, P
II. Chandler X CO.; SaXtons River, ID. l..
Wiley; Camb idgeport, |. b. Wilson; Chester,
Sherwln * Richardson, Joseph Hadley; Spring
field, a. l.. Thompson * Co.; North Spring
field, j. Chase, White & Ellison; Guillord, d.
ii. Stevens X Co.; Jacksonville, l.. J, s, \. r.
Childs; Wilmington, f. II. & V. Forbes; Do
yer, Perry & Goyham; West Dover, w. II.
Jones; Newlane, w. II. Il w. l.. Williams;
North Wardshoro, A. Lawton s. Co.; Jamai-
ca, Merufeld s. Newell; Londonderry, Allied
Pierce, Niles Aldrich; Weston, Asa Is. Foster;
Andover, John b. Manning.
April |, 1912. 6m92
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STATE OF vERraowT.
PROBATE Disiriei Of Marlboro

PROBATE District Of Marlboro, IS.
lN PEoBATE CouRT, Sept. slh, 1912.
G ZONES Noah Bennett, Executor of the
- last VIII and Testament of Noah Ben
nett, late of Bratteboio, in said District, de-
ceased and proposes 10 render his admmistra-
non account for examination and allowance, at
inc stated session of said Court, in October
next. Whcreupon, il is ordered. that said no.
count be heard and examined before sajd Court.
at session thereof to be holden. al the Inn of
Henry Smith, in Brattcboro, in said District.
on the last Thursday oi October next: and for
the purpose of notifying all persons interested
therein Of the time and place OF hearing, said
Executor IS directed 10 publish copy Of the
record Of ms order three weeks successively,
IN the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brat,lebo-
70, in said District, previous to said time of
hearing.
true copy from the record.
5 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Rcp'r.
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Look at This.

A FTER waiting patiently for long time,
~ now call on all that arc indebted to me
by note or account Chat is duc) TO make i'm
mediate payment-none excepted. set no
time for payment to be made, bnt ifnot paid
or paid in part soon, you will find your notes
and accounts in the hands of o. ). Shalter for
collection within 10 days after this notice is
discontinued.
S. f. HARRIS.
WiImngton, July %, 1912. tl4S
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Bankrupt Notices.
Z. STATES DISTRICT COURT
For the District Of Vermont.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN 9ANKRUpTov.

Notice to show cause against the neti,ions .,
Ebene2er Chapman Of Westminster -
WHIism II. Allbee Of Rockingham,
Dan Gray, ID of Glover,
Zenas Bailey of Newiane.
Joshua Morse, Jr. of New(ape.
Daniel White of Wardsboro.
Sephas Bailey of Andoyer.
Daniel Hager of Guiord,
Eorrls Moore of Putney,
iilram Lowering of Townshend,
g. ~ Charles Perry Of Grafton,
, ,p GlsohaTge and Certificate as Bankrupts, at
lhe S court House in Rutland, in said District,
on On friday, the seventh day OF October, A. d.
1912, at 10, A. NJ. =, -
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H0rdlCGre.

WILLlSToN & TYLER have lust re-
w ceived large additions to their Stock of
Hardware Goods, comprising a choice collec-
ton OF Carpenters Tools, Cabinet Makers
Ware, House Building Materials, Sadlery,
Carriage Lace, CaJpcling.
:, Also, Sheet Lead, link, Cut and Wrought
Nal's, Cordage, Bed Cords, Irvine, Shoe
Thread, Oakum.
Morocco, KID, Shoe Binding and Innings.
August ~. 6W50
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A BA AGE Wagon FOR
TROY.

Win leave Brattleboro every Monday. until
the close of navigation. ICT Freight to auv
amount, directed TO 5. II. Bridge, Brattlcboro,
will be Immediately Forwarded.
~ t,re'ght taken TO Troy for 624 cents per
70 The Office Of the Old Troy and Erie
Line, IS at No. l55 River, corner of Congress
St'eet, Troy, where all Orders and Freight
by the above conveyance, should be directed.
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NOTICE.

TEYTIE subscriber once more respectfully calls
l. upon all who have Notes and Accounts
in his hands, to call and settle them on or before
the first day OF October 1912, as his situation
is such that he cannot nor ShdH not wait long
er than that time No MISTAKE.
ERASTUS RAMSDELL.
Hammonds Mills. Sept. 5, 1912. 4w2
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whats your name ? said an officer to
young colored lad who was on board the
receiving ship, Whats your nameP
'Wallabought Bay sir Where were YOU
born? Wasn't born at all, sir Wasn't
horn at all : No sir; was washed ashore
in storm, sir r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

TEVHE subscriber continues to receive Wool
Il at the PurnEY WooLLEN FAcroRY, to
Manufacture into Cashmere, on his usual
terms.
HORACE ONION.
Putney, June I, 1871. G9
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Wood Choppers /!

Il F you want good AXE Just call and ex-
n anime some of Hunt s. Co.'S. manufacture:
they are altogether the best article ever before
Offered in this market. For sale by
BUTTON * CLARK.
Bra,teboro, August 10, 1912. 81
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1NlRE! FEFsllW FlR N!!!

YI0HE Members of "Thc Vermont Mutual
d Fire Insurance Company" are hereby
notified that the following assessments nave
been made by the Directors on all notes IN
force on the following days, to wit:
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- Come and See. 81

TE1IIE subscriber would inform his friends
Il and the public that he is now ready to re-
crive Cloth for Dressing, and has put his
Works IN complete repair 81 that nothing is
now wanting to do work in the best possible
manner, on accommodating terms, and for n
reasonable compensation. He will put on any
desirable Finsh-such as Steam Finish, Pilot
Cloth, Lion Skin, Beaver Coating,-or any
thing else that the Cloth will admit Of.
Final w.
Gentlemen, Farmers, Brother Mechanics, Mer-
chants and Others in want of such kind OF work
please to call and see if it is not so.
ALEX'R n. BOYDEN.
Guill6rd, Aug. 80, 1912. Il
N. B. The subscriber would Just say that
he has so lar regained his health, as to be able
to attend TO the business himself. A. N. b.
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MOFElAT'S VEGETABLE
LIVE NJ &c EDICIN e S:

A MILD yet etiectual medicine, composed
~ of the best material known To medical
science, and Of the best quality that money can
procure, Tor cleansing the alimentarv canal aud
relieving the springs and avenues Of life of all
morbid distractions and impurities, must be n
public blessing and a domestic and individual
protection and safeguard, in proportion as il be-
comes known. Such medicine The families
of the United States have long had IN Motlal's
celebrated Life Pills and Phoenix Bit,ers. and
the good they have done is lnesiimable. They
have won their high fame and firmly establish.
ed character by their virtues alone, without the
aid o.! the usual arts of notoriety or impudent
experiment on the faith of the credulous. In
all general arrangements of the digestive and
alimenlary functions, as well as iu a vast yafie-
" oi acute aud chronic diseases, their effects
are prompt and complete as To excite astonish-
ment. In rheumatism, settled pain in the or
ganS and limbs, costiyeness, piles, liver COM
plants, laundlcc, nervous and bilious attacks.
headaches, lever and ague, eruptlve diseases,
bad aspect OF the complexion, Indigestion
and HAT ulency, choices, affections of the bladder
aud Nidneys, dropsy, asthma and bronchitis.
rheumatic colds and sore threats, and indee, in
almost every conceivable kind of IN health they
are invaluable, and will afford certain and most
generally permanent relief They reQuirr
neither confinement nor change of diet-thev
neither PROSTATE the strength nor give pain
and more delightful and eiiectuai medicine
cannot be procured either for individuals or
families. The proprietor has received Tor wears
and Is continually receiving the most iefvent
aud greailul testimonials OF their value.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by HAeAR &
ARTHUR, Burlington, t.,Agents for the Stale,
TO whom applications Tor Agencies must he
made, and III Bgaltleboro at retail, by
Oh BUTTON & CLARK
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FOOD For CHILDREN.

There is much good sense in the follow
ing extract from sketch, by Fanny Butler,
'As surely as you meet an American wo-
man travelling with child, there is a basket
or bundle in their society well filled with
greasy cakes, sugar-pums, apples, pepper
mint-drops, &c. &c. The little waylarer
generally makes his appearance with both
fists furnished, and mouthlu OF such mat
ter, and as soon as this is despatched begins
clamoring for more. Between each supply,
the child, of course, becomes more uneasy,
the torments of sick stomach being added
to the irksome confinement of coach or
cabin, and by the end Of the day, screams
of distress and ill-temper, eugendered by
nausea, hatulency, and every species of evil
naturally resulting from such days diet,
proclaim the mistake of the half distracted
mother, whose line of conduct was dictated
by the laudable desire of keeping her child
quiet.
] once took the liberty OF asking young
woman who was travelling in the same car
with me, and stulling her child necessarily
with heavy cakes, which she also attempted
to make mine eat, her reason for this sys-
tem-she replied, IT was to keep her baby
good looked at her own sallow cheeks
and rickety teeth. and could not forbear
suggesting to her how much she was injur-
ing her poor chids health. She stared in
astonishment, and pursued the process, no
doubt wondering what meant, and how
could be so cruel as not to allow pound cake
TO my child. Indeed, as may easily be sup
posed, it becomes matter of no little diff
Guilty to enforce my own rigid discipline in
the midst of the various offers Of dainties
which tempt my poor little girl at every
turn; but persevere, nevertheless, and am
not seldom rewarded by the admiration
which her appearance of health and strength
excites wherever she goes.
remember being excessively amused a,
the wotul condition Of an unfortunate gen
tleman on board one of the Philadelphia
boats, whose sickly-looking wife, exhausted
with her vain attempts to quiet three sickly
looking children, had in despair given them
into his charge. The miserable man far
nished each of them with lump of cake
and during the temporary luI caused by this
diversion, took occasion to make acqnaint-
ance with my child to whom he rendered
the same indulgence. Upon my refusing it
Tor her, he exclaimed in astonishment -
why, madam, don't you allow the little
girl cake 2
NO sir
:. What does she eat, prayr as if people
lived on cake generally
"Bread and milk, and bread and meat"
What! no butter no tea or coffee p
None whatever
Ah ! sighed the poor man, as the chorus
Of woe arose again from his own progeny.
the cake having disappeared down their
throa's, i suppose that's why she looks so
healthy
supposed so too, but did not inquire
whether the gentleman extended his infer
ence.
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T'centy Fire Cents.

SNUFF-OnB T,centy Fire Cents.
nR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S newly invented
~ SNUFF, the best article ever discovered
by scientific men, In Europe or America. for
the cure and absolute relief Of Catarrh, Dizzi-
ness Of the Head, Weak Ewes Nervous Head
ache, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
with snuifles' partial shocks Of Palsy, etc.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by FosrrR &
DlcKlNsoY, Sole Pfopretors and Successors TO
a. Hitchcock Co., III Genesee ST., Utica.
\. Y; HuMPHREY * KINGMAY, Winchester.
n. H.; A. & 5. Hall, Keene, \. II.
BUTTON s. CLARK.
Agents Tor Bralteboro.
August, 1912. 9mo5l
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Il A MD BONES.

{ Dr. superior quality, for sale by the nest
~ or single one, by
\. Z. DWINELL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

Aoiasses from AppIes by Streaming
The following excellent method for MAKING
use Of apples, for the two-fold purpose Of
obtaining molasses from them and convert
ing the remainder into excellent feed for
farm stock, has just been described to us BY
friend, The apples are placed in a hogs
head made tight for the purpose, and sub
jected TO the operation of steam. The sac
charlne juice soon begins to ooze from them.
and drops down to the bottom of the hogs
head into the vessel, covering the bottom.
placed there for the purpose, from which it
passes off to proper receivers. This Juice
is subsequently evaporated by boiling. Sour
apples only, have been experimental on in
this way. The quantity of molasses obtain.
ed from them is ten gallons for every fifteen
bushels of apples, or gallon from a bushel
and half. This molassess differs from
sweet apple molasses in possessing pecu-
liar tart flavor.
The apples remaining in the hogshead
being soiiened aud well cooked are mixed
with bread or meal, and thus constitute nm
excellent article of food for hogs and cattle
Ohio Free Press,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-18
PHIcrs or Provisions.
Foreign Markets.

BuESos AYnrs MARKET, May 2.--American domestic
manufactured of all descriptions in great abundance
and the absence of transactions does not enable us to
quote prices but end difficult to force Sales even at
20 TO 20 per cent loss on the cost.
The following articles almost equally neglected.
leaf tobacco chairs ordinary cordage, sail CLOTH
duck candewck yellow soap, sperm candles, spirits of
tar ahogay vcnecrs nails shellab paints loaf and
crushed sugar, black pepper, &c.
The opinion entertained tina. market would be open
ell TO -four has been disappointed except that 1873 hbls
that had been imported the faith of decree OF ~ hours
existence finally permitted TO be entered for con-
sumption on the payment Of 20 per cent duty.
This took place just before our cropof wheat was ga
tbere1 AMI sales made at S2t0netting about $40
Spanish per Dbl The crop came IN oil excellent quality
ceiling a. 500 TO $3.50 per fanosa.
By this time The price has risen TO $40 or SI6o-equiva-
lt 10 about sl,0 for the barrel OF -four An opinion,
therefore begins again to be entertained that more per
mis W ill be granted before the end OF the year. .
Frerhts are very scarce, and the rates to the Untc
States &c per h. for dry hides and ~ per ton Tor bale
goods are nominal there being shippers at present
Salt was down to $40 per fanega on board but mas re-
covered TO Sli.
urcxports are in no abundance and washed woods e'
pcciay scarce.
The extraordinary supply of hides when the bloc
was raised and the subsequent great slaughter oil hoIe
cs,c from he insecurity OF this property during so much
predatory warfare has made the export OF hidcs OF I'M
,cnc amount but great falling off therein is now to ne
expected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-18

In March, the five weakest institutions went down. an
the first of June the other five stopped The aggrc-
gate for the first therefore those of the remain
ing sound banks only. The other concerns, as they
unable to pay their debts must stop altogether The
nav crop will then open with circulation of 81 400 oOj
of paper currency which less than 0Oi
a. which j, stood Oct 1882 any previous occasion.
The effect Of this state of things upon the business OF the
whole counry the evils of the system heretofore
by the banks OF New Orleans been severely felt
the whole Union, and commercial may now look
forward to steady and regular export Of produce, an
TINT the bills drawn against will be for actual sales,
not for imaginary profits which have of late years re-
se Ia nine cases out Of ten in reclamaons The CO..
ton must forward on its own basis the bills OF
the pcnnlcss agents Of speculative buyers will find less
easily those accommodation discounts that they have here
ofcre been INDUCED with and the whole system of buy
ing and selling the great staple ofthe SOUTH must undergo
change for the better and with that change the welfare
Of the hu inecs community we'll as of the whole
try will be promoted The banking and paper system is
the instrument by which foreign bankers and their purse
prou and supercilious agents Wall street. faen the
labor Of free and independent American citizens Eng
land has been crushed beneath the weight
accumulated paper credits and hc lettering arisocracy
seeks for support upon this slc of the Atlantic
the paper bubble will be blown to the Winds and with it
the mushroom bankers who seek to bind II OCO Of
people within the folds of a national lebt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-18
Domestic lamentations,

INV ORLgAS ;rhr Helen Frazier-s5 bbls NJ Rccd-il0c
bushels Chur u ran Roberts.
MoBiLE-Brg ViIgiiia-57 bales cotton VIM Blooa-ood
A j Wadcils Poines 4 Frercs-25 Fabcr < Benwoith-2
q &FW,ldo-7. Hicks &co-l5 Bosnt Knceand-2i do 27
TO i al bn .sing u order.
DApnN-Brg Iaac Meade kegs butter Booker & Son
I69 bales cotton Colt col box Scott Morre-22 bales
hhls bhl X NJ Demill-57 bales Smith Cos :
NJ, rgin--jO II Cot co-2u f G1eene65 Bogcrg & Knee
La
(iE RGrTowN- Brig Detroit-lpo bales II Cot & co2i
Smith Mills & coli2 Lafan & Redmond-57 Sackett < Bc-
thcel2 81 oford Tale col cask box mdze Lock &
Carter.
ApALAcrucoLA-- zig Lei,53 bales a BennisteI
30 In ,uldshy co-oooO feet lumber W d Starr
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sales ut the . took Exchange.
Second Board,
Efafe Of TrnIe.

The markets generally exceedingly dull to-day
asking So so. No sales OF Pearls The Cotton
market continues quite dull. Flour and Grain--Canal
-four sold about fast as arrives at $6O6 and Mch
gan and Ohio in fiat hoops and in good order at So 1863
barrels Of the former sold at So and 800 of the latter
at $685. for Liverpool No change in other description.
of flour. Grain remains last noticed. sale of Teas
took place it'll the following results Terms-Notes Of
six months to be made satisfactory to the sellers and pa,
able in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-18
Passengers Arrived.

MoBLrS,aamer Kin sston--Nirs NrCoy. Miss f. Norwoof
Miss Church, MeSsss STIR, Klboun, Townsend Frencl
Barber IL Ihomas, Ihomls, Edmond, SNaiz Steen Lee
Rrsrmbnn, Wheeler.
MoBrr-Bdg tsaires--J Ciriye;i.
MoBiLr-Bls FiigiBi9-J q Wouancf, NIaher III Fumlir
Bliey Charles + II luis. D 4 Ghomo Ernest Close,
Caroline Stewart Robert Cooms
GEoRcErowS-Bng Dero;-Co w Alton family and
servant Mrs Rogers Mr. Cowe laiy and child Mrs Nelson
VI Lossn edy and child: Mg Mgnro, Miss Wioms biis
nogers NL Bush Mr. Wilmot. Mr. Jones, Mr. Congdon NJ.
liiiy Mr. Seward Mr. Gnsvol, MIR o gdrR
late Of lrig New Yoik Of Savannah.
NASAL NP-Sehr James Power B,ltimore-J + Bacon,
ior.ncry Vice Consul al Nassau, anl lady.
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Prnyisian Market.

In of the unusual quantities Of vegetables
and strawberries brought into market the warm season
having set in there has been falling of in the deman
for There has not been average supply oil meat
in the wholesale lrk lately which has kept the prices
from falling. We should say that l2s for good beef
little too high, as times 60
Cherries are plenty, and quite cheap too. They arc
now in for preserving We notice that they
large last The severe fosts in the spring
injured them.
GIreen plenty and the hucksters seem to be
doing heay Ter bushes than the butchers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-18
Passengers Sailed.

HA,Rr-Paclet ship Iowa-H f. d. Bucllwad; Blrnlrl o.
Nell bearer Of depitehes from $ Gsyenent Paris: Of
Portsmouth, Va, Madame D NevTer, child and servant Rev
Edward Bowen of Phi alr'rli2-is in Storage.
HALIFAX AND Law Steamship Columbia for Liver
,yo srsan Ms, Lssh and 7 Grant 9f sandi
w Whistler Of Boston, Ms z Gly Of Na.han Nicolas Re-
dnguez aud Seebohn, Of Hivan,; Jose Eloseque OF
From i,li[,S-J II Collins, Eluah Thsyer, q, Boston;
Il Cresh.oa of Halifax VIM II Hopper of Canada; Fred
Winter of d em.ran-9
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Foreign lamentations,

Hui-Ship sir Elw anlton-ll5 cs oil Sfkin lrolsles
& co-20d do lkgs q Morewoai-i grind'tons bb
Stone iron boiler Sal lltcks Paris white case copper
Benneit-I2O tons coal 10
ST.. CRow- Big YIN. c.awiord-2, un, nm 10 bb sugar
do mol,ss, kegs timarins ore75 hhds punc
Delorest s co.. do 10 hhds Ayma co.. scgi
tame iiilds Z A Beec ,er--l5 sug Alscp & Go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-18

u y saw s showing sgnal With four sqaares blue an
ndepndence, Philadelphia. signsl for ship, ibagauc a;a
er,S Cd steam ship Columbs Livspoo Ezabsth 81 JOB
NIB Apollo Hamburg; Jos Bach Bil;imnre; Vvtage, Alb
ny Friend, York; lol,-ar Virginia, Riehmond;, Ossa
Barmore; Homer philldelpa Virgins, DO; Miranda, ~
lhsri ~ h n s Emily for n9.tonnss! a! ASifa AZ
EpesRrowS, June lAT Factor, Philadelphia for Bo'tc
Virginia Packet, NYoI fog PeIiand Eliza do for homatg
lS-Sd the above with Alabama, California, aud others;
lor and Arnstrong, Boston,
FALL RWER, june li-Ar Massasoii, Alblny.
lnoy1pEEcr, Jnue l5Ars Louisiana NOHeans; Time 50
folk; Chu!es.on Packet, Philadelphia. CID Tecum'e ini
driIhia.
PlilApELPHiA, June l7An Susquelanna, iiyerpoo Lee
high l., Plata Baenos Ayrcs; Louise Bremen; Jane, New
London Cid Gllds 81 John, NIB Monitor Nav Bedford
Vestl, do; Cahsne Anlapll Mlddeiown CT ii W-icoti,
20; NORTH Carolnl Boston; Cnansc, Porie rankin, dos
Jas & Samuel. Providence; Amlnda. Halicrl. -,
BMrnioRr, jan. B-Ar Nstcr Witch, st Johnf Fh
Tweed, NOdeans; Herald Denl.afa me, Power Nassau
ca Vand, Por a. Prince SD Eass, liiadeiiaa; Emm'
Nfork. Cll 10Th, lh,daeis, do.
roie. SD Se ldIilt, Boston.
l9ih, SilRol Blae, NiorL, Emly, DO, Cid Carpenter
Son, Turks island Sid GeoT.c NY0k.
Mosli.n, June 9-Cd selma Nlcrk; Wsumpka do, W
Pens lcoa and Char, estoi thrce Bgothcrs Newport.
New ORLEANS, jane G-Cid Ribt Parker, Liyerpool.
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Died.,

On Thursday June 10th, Mrs. MARGARET, wife OF Joii
s. Graham and daughter of the late Peter Mcintosh ESQ
of Albany.
terlay mornings io'clock, A. NJ.
on Friday the l7h inst, JuLIA ApELia, infant daugi
ter OF A lien and Fanny Miner, aged months.
The relatives md friends of the family respectful
Invited to attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon
. O'Clock, from No. l9i Henry street.