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WATCHES AND JE1FEI.nY

TIE Subscriber is selling oil escrst;
4 Watches, God and Hli,er rercs tit. LsJ.s, neys
&e az r,al lower t:a1 at any other tes IN ne :y-
ard Jewery ever an.ej bought. All " .rs s,a u,an
ed TO Keep good time. the mcney TeniEet and
Clocks repaired ~ s beat manner end EeIiiIts. much
less thn Tie rea p,iies by OF the s, wcisnen in
ery, wholesale and retail, 80 Wall street, up stairs.
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PORTUGUESE
E Z M A L Z Pill l. S l..

n; pE BQupEL0QSE, NJ. D., LISBON PORTUGAL.
Hi 'ccnihc combination of ingredients of which these
fl composed have made them the wonder and sdmi
ration of the world. They known all Europe TO be
certain in producing the NEATLY Their certainty in,l
he Ing tc th.t Tiny he used during pregnancy
fo though mild. safe and heahv they certain prod
miscaulagc ii used GnrEg thit vriou.
The dir, translated into English and envcopci
round wii the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
tain signature Of NJ. de Bnndelol and the English d.
rccon have the signature of DR.. Z. NiELVEAU, Authorised
agent for the continent Of America.
They can transmitted by mail ans part Of the United
States letters directed DR.. T. Melyeau box ga New
York will meet Wit, immediate attention. Sold by appoint
ineut At 100 Cherry, Catharine Pncc s. Half
boxes So. No half boxes sent by mail.
m30 I'm sdAw
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SHARON SPRINGS.


THE PAvlLLloN.-This new commOdious Hotel will be
I NsS q 9a the Village Of Sharon springs seoa' County
The clear pure water of the springs greatly resembling
those of the white sulphur springs Of Vsiaa have been
proved 20 pc hshy ems icios IN rheumatic Cutancou Bi'
sarhcum scrofnla, Liver Compliant and general debility
most e%St medical professor. IA he uq, a SS sds s
nal and healing properties aSsed and believed to be
Added 10 these, the rides 10 the vicinity numerous Villages
the attractions offered to these seeking in the heat
These springs are but few hours vide from suotogs Troy
Albany Sc. and accessible from Caa9hare tie Aba
ia @ S ears from schcndy and G esy %
Tons , nf snns o S S''se Il and s c ey @
PIKE by daily stages being about iotyave miles west of the
Warn. cold and shower Baths furnished at al tines either
der the stay Of y;.i,ors agreeable
An abundance of the uIest mountain spring % Is stored Tor
ISAAC G, WILLIAMS.
tors and combining all the advantages OF this delightful sum-
Az lovatsw'r WILLIAM L. JONES.
qI few 55S SWAN MA h2rEh H. 60 Ngc I 3 'tIf.i
M % Is ~ central location and has Accommodations for
a1 g Rts SS 90 g" sS5 osa. new by Es
.-y OF we,A' az No 10 Oliver street. mjlw-r
a. h0sASh has returned the cit, aud resumes the
oee hours from GA oock A. M i s,iE ,o s oeoc
PFC hfEsS2NIio s l99' 81 81 riT sfTi7sd per bark
ROCHE BROTHERS 4 co.
I'll 81 Fulton street
BLEACHING POWDER.-lcO ca-I- Vo.,,- -pI--.-t-
- Powder FOR sale BY PEkRsE \ BROOKS
mfc I'll Lih,St.
To, MEKG!iANTs, ,IsRF WITS, e, ,,lss I'.LgKs
from Market slip Il Is well cslculaicd s.p;sIv, ssI
ectly dry and spacious % frct un iji,.t ,t
and feet high. Apily on e ;nm'ss a. - MAks. 10,
Rent 500. $500
7 IvERfoOL c0AL.-0 tons ol reIqgsli9as 6.sI Hoa-y
n s"s Sy Coal arrived re- o SaIf fBiRaofERs Co '0
moe ~ FultVl sTeet
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Ia TO LET.-The large and eom%cdiou, four story
of the New York lorald) Immediate possession given
Aprg at laI fulton 81. ms lwlsI
BOWER Est sI | Ip.1 TEE ca .I Ne
ul& Gria q fia!, q he latest Ting stiles
He offer 20 % rseS r. s wSS Is IS or soae ssons
Economy although last in the order Of net
asy s of
q the ices quality and latest patterns Cali and eS9ins at
Tss S . SsR ssIs Hail s say 81 elegant fine S'a Hat
n B-Boys Hats OF every Lad at the most reasonable
q THEE DOLLAR ,HATs-sPRING FASHION
sd o N,5 Nrdd aee ever offered S e. I i
article a g 80 equal in durability aud hoss sold
'.' ''D''' GEO. P. II. BROWN. Practical Halter,
air. DRESS BOoIs--LATEsT FRENCH
the "o'f% finest % quality Of qFss D cs
n na So hsse ana hs . ssS ree
prices for articles requested and Be convinced
s 81 sfs @ f ss Of Sf'S G.s s
aud pair Of lass sen lor eseh customer, there difficulty
cSHsny On hand p, S, i.9p;ss ready
fd Fso Is SIX Sn M o a sfdr
F'"' Slippers JOIN 81 I1a#Sly TX gs'i il. Fulton
al sm- Between Nassau and Dutch st,.
<. d 3 sy s T Gaaa' sar % 6 H bos
Bays with Sns black nanss and tails f SIX yesJ, od
2i n ors9n q vSop' Ssr dana; We're ha EaSs
blood6 sn and inch high, and weigh 2. hundred lbs
a n.e IN Tour minutes.
10 gentleman wishing fine pair of Carriage Horses.
il is opportunity seldom offered They VIII be warrant
o. w. FISK
No. 50 Market street.
~ Any geu,--lan tlat tales the trouble and see
them aud they the above description, will pay
Albany, Arril 20. leie Az I'm
81 HORSES AND BAROUCHE FOR SALE
N al fine action and lofty bearng well broke and be,
e,ed To be perfectly sound presenting opportunity not Of
occurring Of securing really valuable and beautiful horses
They VIII be sold with without the baonce and harness..
The coachman experienced and fhlu person. who has
had the Of them Tor long time would Il desired by the
purchaser, continue IN charge thereof He will show then and
respecting them find opportunity Of examination and trial.
Apply 10 MI Branlaa, ut the stable No. - Third street,
mi TO 1857
no AMATEURS OF HORsES-T!Ic under med served
he spent much Of his time training horses; his long expe
in TIL, business enables him say he can rais
well built riding horse the highest perfection Therefore he
can satisfy military other gentlemen vino find pleasure n
having wei trained horses Those sen;lemen who would con-
hde their horses my will please apply Leonard
street, between Centre and Elm streets.
CAPrArs FREDERIcK WREpE
SInAs YOU are ON the of leaving New Orleans for the
North permit me before you TO tender you my
trained my horse, Star of the West" consider him one of
the best broke horses the saddle and military in the
United States And take pleasure in recommending
gentlemen who have horses to brake of the most pm
cnt, skul and accomplished and riders have yet
WITH and have doubt il honored with their patronage
you will give them equal satisfaction
With my best wishes for your future welfare and
remain, Respectfully,
Your obedieIt servant,
New Orleans, March &c, 1872 an lmFr
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STRAW GOODS.

nv BENNETT, importer and manufacturer of Italian and
English Stra" Goods respectfully informs his
that he removed his establ hment from William &c
Pla to 80 John street where he continues keep splendid
and ASSORTMENT of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
French English Dunstables Italian utlands Tuscars
Fancy Sheliworks Prince Albert Sraws SC. &c.
Also, entirely new article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet the surpasses all the styles
dpced being extremely light beautiful white and durable
"a tp-
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DIR. r. FETIX GOURAUD'S
lPOUDRES SUBTlLES, FOR ERADlCATING

DIX. +. FELlA GOORAUDS
IPOUDRES SUBTlLES, FOR ERADlCATING
HUMAN SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
THE above preparation has received the stamp of public az
probation ior some years past the mos, safe speedy and
dr sns a a, anna5 sn,cas er
snd i9S e%%p,on which have 100 isaesnty
employed No lovely or beautiful wonan who hls The I'M
liz hairy side Of the face m9les or mas Of hair connecting
SSa ana bS Of d. es" applied
ibis preparation J, nsed by some in lieu OF razor for re-
much rapdy, satisfactory manner aud :; less
psne While ; The sane time leaves the ia @ ana 1s s
according directions accompanying each bottle Price one
GoURAUD's EAU DE BEAUTE or True Water of
S a. IL at w % Sec and a@ S sSd
s o Of & es Se of E 81 d
FERROUS nature utterly nnous 20 the complexion and by its
GoGRAGp's.' VEeETXBLE LIQUID ROUGE, com.
posed materially from n9mf5s end mPs' nba d, S
h,GdfRfG s. 'f SI sS B EST ae S Spanish Lilly
White gives 70 the e9unenance pure life Ike slabastsr
whtens iol he injurious opeEtes generally com
Ksmembe The above coletrsted be had
blsaM a ~ Yo Roa2sSsa Ae. Guthrie No Mai
den ne g l. BrSM geqgs G C. n5 ,s5 i
ssi f q
a,
Humphrey i7s Main strret-Norn ch William Faulkner.
Observation-Disclosures, 4. 6. Jordan, Milk streetLowe
{; a. caret2p x Cs City Jl}ll-Lypsn-D, L Holder.
Cowies NJ lain sreetlee, Ball & FiedSaem, w. & ). r..
lves-NeybuTypo,,, Charles H. Hooge-Ney hampshire
Co-Bangor', Whittier = Gpld-ilrllowe!l, +; scanaon.-
Rhode iad-providence, ChsIes Dyer, jr, Westminster
-Ohio-Coiumbus. SUMMER Ciark.-New Jersey-T.
Soabrook, Princeton
Every bottle OF D. Goursrls Cjymctcs ha; his with
the Of preparation, and New ork, brown tho -four
and m smile wrappers the Poudres
-ubtcs None other genuine. ala I'm"
RIBBONS & LACES, CHEAP.
THE SUBSCRIBER has aud is receiving from asc ZION
daily Ribbons and Silks which he will sell Wholesale
retail small adv auction Country
Allinew viii find il 20 their advantage TO call the very
tailed low tho lowest Thead Laces OF beauu patter.s
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CARL KING.

The well known and celebrated Millinery and Ladies' Straw
Hat Manufacturer TO Her Majesty the
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfully beg leave Ladies thar he has
hand splendid and fashionable assortment Of Laje
Straw and Silk Hats. The Straw Hats TO
fascinating and becoming share called -
THE ELLSLER COTTAGE
with Giisey sides and Swiss Flare around the front The
bad these Hats s~ of Of the mos. elegant
the Albert Straw IN particular as ratronised by
QUEEN VICTORIA.
The silk department is conducted BY the mos, ingenious and
tasty Isiinrs 10 be eqused The silks are OF the ne wrSt
style fresh imported. Trimming and Flowers to correspond
Those who wish 10 convince themselves may call ut No 80
Cane. ne,r Broadway, and II Division street.
n. Bills Paris Ribbons and French Flowers. are of The
latest style and he purchased either OF his Embellishments
as m
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DEUDSCHER ART.

r. ERSIAN PHYSICIAN, formerly .on 1879 Hudson street
be consulted by both sexes usual Sat his Office Lei
Canal street. For the bllowin; complaints the DR. qua
Tan,ees perfect cesyphl, form or how
long tanding, whether the bones, throat skin lungs
those other diseases Of the skin such salt reum eprcsy
hercs eryspela likewise es, scturcr &c. If the doctor
considers The patirnt ncurabe he will inform him and no
charge will be made for consultation ' ~
N. B.Pstienis may be accommodated with hoard Res, of
eerenccs will be given. mn i,nsr
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A VOICE FROM NEW JERSEY

L NGLISHIOWN, Jan. 20, lsi2-Gentlemai-l have been
l. Tor moro than twenty years afflicted with cough
talt kept down, especially in wintet My system becsm
gradually out Of order and night II almost impossblen
snd NY hacking cough disturbed all those who haI
reucl 20 be- induced BY friend Try sticl
og $50 Of tEAsE x SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT o.
HNEEHDlN Nd, with ocher expectation iln that It msl
relieve he irritation OF the throat, and afford temporary red
II ms h,ppy sston.hment, felt relief utterly unexpected
Ny cough di distress before, and
Survived hat detenniEed TO the OF the con
pound flt have the pleasure say that my health
c-I, ccpeey restored Your Candy has been the insi
ia.t, ad thankfully and gratefully do return my sincere
wishes Others may be completely restored TO health.
Your friend and servant
WILLIAM HOFFMAN,
To MessIs; j. Pease Son, IS Division s..
AGENTsku,cn Aslluvall, Aston House aud 10 Broad.
wy. Ruiz 209 Greenwich street; Clark Hudson
Wilson iGs hudson street; Allen Hart Grand street, III
,r,r Sixth Avenues Stone Of Hudson and Montgo
~ 60. street. Jersey City
-nts 80 Dookiyl-Iisys leo Fulton street; Sues, l53
Fulton street; and Handy, ID ilign street.
Fisher Washington City, d. c.: Philips, grocer Williams
hur. Bush Staten Iland Duys 232 Broad street Newark
- j.; Burke, Princeton, \. j.
Zach envelope the genuine Horehound Candy signed j.
pASE SON . Division ST., ofwhom it be Obtained
N-,,.{ ami rftai
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ID @ CT OF 3 Ell,

DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention (jaly,
- until r NJ To the removal o; private diseases every
Al snrrin. under protacted aggravated u
successfully treated by pretended pracon
elose iabon, under the destructive effects
guack nostns and all who suspect the remains Of disease
lurking IN the system, consult Dr. d. always with gua-
antcc Of
" Psr.ons concentrating marriage, who have been the su
iects of deicre Diseases consult d. bell with honorable
confidence. Posr letter., describing the of
at distance, have his prompt attention. Dr. BIS treatment
never 10 suspicion and is well known be safe and
permanent.
u, Private Offices COURTLANDT STREET, two
AL Iva,
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tendance from in the morning until 10 o'clock night Once
w !G9ssa with !e a accident 9oSld not ngsy
sh2 yos doubt Sfh nc os ' &C. Ms
sci dea at low rate We 90 ebraied doctors
os oasout this city, How o"s Do yys intend ia
S s%l S R & Tis your You % %Es'f
al S e se Dr. qof's @ G,a a to Sre ss Go
case in 81 hours and an old in less than week m, m-
MEssiRs MoRr NM HYNT Jewellers .SS s and Silver
Ss% PEI 'f so GB5's 'a "Ss t' 'ai
stock of ewsy plate plated goods snsgy &C. will remain
n. B.-rhe House 10 be let. $50 lms
sS Inc s no oil Ro the knows word h, M can U good
i burned will grow again as good An the powders
aud the hair not y ed but literally burned Lauid for dy,ns
the hair are Of eiic aad spirits thar burns in the
vii grow NO matte how many times it i burned and every
Ss a1ST a 9a ha1 an S ha
of of esn a h sgs an and s
gt oil d s% aown Cor ga9 ,o o e
mtsb 9 81 MAKE de Rsr sow we no mater how
For sle woesal. and retail 4 Pa;io. Hair Cutter, les
s35 IN. ''''9'' -,e" O'N' nc y ''''' 0'''
PATENT PRESERVED. PORTABLE FRESH PRO.
a 50 |osd 20 AfeR any i99 3 OF 'S and In
mon oi.eF; and climsrBeef Nation, lamb Duck Chick
OK Tail Sour, veggl6s SOUP Mock and Green Taife Soups
-tIrecn Peas and Mix for sea voyages.
~ D.Ihese provisions all ready cooked free from
and be used cold, il preferred, warmed in few MI
nGtes. Manufactured aud sold wholesale and retail, by
mi I'm. w NULLANE, S21a Nassau ST., New York
WlATcHEss;s JEW;ELRY' CUTLERY SHE SUI
offer fo sale importation for cash approved short
paper gold and silver watches gold chains pencils and
brooches diamond diamonds paste stones
plated Japan and German silver of every description;
pocket and dt
sor OF table cutlery; also silver speciaces hmbes
pencils, tooth picks pickle fork plated earrings, chains
ockets, glasses seals, pocket books
cork screws, SC. SC. 5. J. NEUSTADT x BARNETT,
MI Inns l2 Maiden lane.
CsROTON Alueduct Pipes laid in front IF NIBLO
~ X DUNLAP's Store and ConsevatoryLades are re.
specially informed that they drive usual and make
selections OF choice Annual Biennial aud Peremcl Flower
Seeds; Green and Hot House Plants any quantity; Dab.
las, such exhibited the American Institute
autumn fresh Vegetable Seeds of all kinds; Canary Birds
Gold Fish, &c. Cheip Cash Store, SIS Broadway.
-sNlI kusr
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DENTISTRY.

WIN. THORN, DENTIST, soics the attention OF those
w who wear artificial Teeth, and those who may require
them TO his method Of supplying the MaxlIay family, viz,
the Teeth Knowing That there Is dlssgeease taste the
Of the acid the Gold Plate In all that admit OF il he
inserts teeth from complete without using one par
ticle Of metal OF any description.
81 Chambers street. al,im
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hi TO LET-The large aud commodious four story
f..G Brick Buildin: No. u Ann street, formerly hs Office
II the New York Hersld) Immediate possession given.
AnsIv Al l3T Fulton 81. ms lwlsT
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SU RGIC AL md DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS

MANUFACTURED By VIM. X. GOULDINC, Sc Gold
Az steet-A general assortment Of the above
kept hand aud made order the approved
The medical professors in general and dealers invited
cat aud examine before purchasing else where.
Synnses stomach and cupns pumps, sIins and fracture
apsatu-inuments Tor clump feet other distortions
hand and made o order.
Cutlery and Surgical Inuments repaired in best posi-
Bile manner and on reasonable terms.
Reierncss-Fs lentine Mott NJ. D.. Granville Sharp, Fat
NJ. - - D.. -,
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FACTS
t.GAINST THEORY.

PHI ADELPHIA, MAY TO- 1872
DR. JAENE-DEAR Sir IL feel that can hardly ssv
~ enog;h in favor Of your Hair Tonic Ny hair had been
falling OF for about years and had become very thin
threatening speedy badness when commenced using Your
remedy: IL about week il ceased fall Off Ihave used
for about three months, and have full and thick
head of hair ossibly desire have recommended
number my friends, who all speak well it, IL
faithfully employed have doubt of is general success
may add that before using your Tonic had tiled
various articles employed ioi the hairch the Macnssar
Oil all the dlfercn! Preparations Of Bears Oil, Vegetable
Hair O &c Sc without experiencing much If any benefit
Respectfully yours,
S. S. FITCH N. D.
No. 172 Chestnut street
Sold by the Agents A. B. & D. Sands, Druggists No. 10
Fulton Of Gold; Fulton street, II Erst Broad
way; 273 Broadway. ago inst
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q THREE DOLLAR HATs-sPRING FASHION,
S2-l he most splendid Article offered the pub
cesai Short Nap Moeskin, the low aice cf So also
an article a - o equal IN durability aud iuse rhose sold
By other Haers NJ 81.
GEO. p. II. BROWN. Practical Halter,
Tan
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TO THE, LADIES

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS-The prorrie
Miss 5. KING daughter of,he celebrated ri KING
offers or sale select and choice of Millinery
Goods for the spring trade presented the pub
lie, both regards the quality and ceapness of the articles
Ths assortment consists Of ,he following -
The celebrated SILK HAT CALLED CAPOTTE D.
ORLEANS as worn bv IL Duchesse d0rlcans Of 80
SHED SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL
Sly LEand Lawn Hats do do-an entire s,yie of Hats
called
"MODINE CAPACITIES, ELSSLER
COTT AGES"
Paisan and English FANCY STRAWS, of the fines, tex
ture, in great variety.
The proretress respectfully solic,s the ladies favor her
with call and exaniue her elegant and varied stock OF Milf
nery for themselves before they puch.se elsewhere will
be them in price and advantage
CARDS the variety and quality Of the goods
MISS S. KING Magazine &c Modes,
alp lT~r 2933< Broadway.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08
l 81

~ LnAe!THeuAKE.-Captai Morris. of
dn- org William Nelson, arrived yester.
90 10y 1 ION i'o't au Prince. repons that on
- she uh instant the island OF Hayti was
d Snaaen oy terrible earthquake. No
damage was done at Port au Prime bnt
aeeoun's pave been Received that the town
oil Cape Hayden was DESTROYED. with
nearly two thirds of its Inhabitants, by The
shock, and that of the remainder a 9rea,
number had subsequently, persisted bv the
of the magazine. The popuIa.
t,on OF Cape Hayden was about fifteen
Il was supposed that most of
Inc towns on The North side Of the island
Y. Spec. :
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08

coRREcTIoN.-In Thomas Whalley's
le'er' to De found on the first page, near
Tue Close OF the second paragraph, instead
OIL as to when the blows will be most eff.
lee'ual," read, as to sphere the blows will
be most effectuaI. --=. =..sa
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08

8 Nep MagneticaI and Phrenologicdl
Discoreries.n-The article under this head,
to be found on the first page Of this paper,
came marked il the N. Y. Waterman. The
paper containing il was laid aside and over
looked - which accounts for the laieDess Of
the insertion in the Telegraph.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08
Information Wanted.

Concerning Martin Dockery, an Irish.
man. Some two years ago be wrote TO his
sister, then in Ireland, inviting her to come
to this country. He was then at Port Hu-
ron, St. Clair Co., Michigan. His sister is
now in Brandon. She wrote to him some
months since, but has received no answer.
Michigan papers, and others in the west.
will confer favor by copying this notice.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08

The TELEGRAPH SHEET is above ordinary
size this week - as was part of il last
week. My paper manufacturer was al work
on paper of another kind at the time got
out, and could not change at once. So he
supplied this large sheet, which be had on
hand, for the time The sheet will be as
usual again in week or two.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08
Temperance Houses

Are-kept BY J. C. Roberts at Factory Point,
Chester Spencer a. Castleton, and z. John
SON and Son al Whitehall, N. Y. There
are also Temperance Houses al 3. Poult-
ney and Pawlet.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08

~ Will my old friend. Isaac Bull, late
of Pittstown, N. Y, now keeping Tenn
perance House somewhere in Troy, report
his precise whereabouts, that may "pub-
lish . him in the Telegraph?
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08
Brandon Leather L Shoe Store.

THIRST door east of Collins Store Just re.
I ceived new assortment Of l. ,des' French
and Kid Slips, Colored Slips, Summer and Win
Ter Caters Chiidren's Caters, Misses Slips, Thick
and Thin Boots, GentIemen's Caters and Lesth-
er Of all descriptions for sale, cheap for cash.
Also work made to measure. All work warranted
good. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 call
and examine for themselves.
MILO o. MOTT.
Brandon, June s, 1912. Ss.4s
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08

ID j D,
In Manchester, 9th nit, Mrs. Jazz RAYMoxp,
wife Of Frank Raymond, aud daughter OF Hon. My
ron Clark, aged % years.-Com
In this town. Sd inst, BETsEY, vile OF David
Merriam, aged 81 years.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

n "A u n = D.
In Orwell. 30ih uii., by Ira Young, Ira Fisher to
Roselinda Phelps.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08

The DANvILLE BAPTIST AssocIA-
TON will hold its next anniversary at
Derby, commencing on the third Wsdaes-
day of June.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08

ANOTHER MELANCHOLY WARNING
A most melancholy accident occurred at
Rimer>bnrg, in Clarion co. Pa. on the
| lth uh. A young Man by the name of
HIllIard, it seems, was in a wagon, and for
amusement commenced brandishing a
sword and giving orders TO the bys'anders.
A young man by The name Of Fox, who
stood by with rife. commenced fencing
with his gun, to amuse the Iookers-on
wher inadvertently Fox placed his hand
upon the lock, asd the gun went off; the
ball entered the head of HiIliafd, who fell
dead from the wagon Fox was not ware
that the rife was loaded This is another
melancholy warning to those who play
with fire arms.
Com OLIVE observe, by Western
paper. that number of barrels of corn oil
have been sent on from Ohio 10 New York
Il is said to be an excellent commodity,
burning as brilliantly as the purest sperm.
without emitting any ofthe offensive orGor
of ordinary oil. II this new discovery
should prove successful. as those best ac-
qualnted with il contend that it will, the
vast surplusage ofcorn which is now raIs-
ed 10 this country. and so much OF which
/ is made into alcoholic poison. may be
converted into a profitable and beneficial
! use. Rochester Dem. ~ s-