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COUGH .TbOz ENG -BgE

W ~ W SIgAA f4Il'VZG14IJ 1ItE1S9d
SHERMAN'SCOUGH LOZENG ES,
are Ihe safest, most sure and efoctluI
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption
WhooPIng Cough, Asthma, Tghlaess ol
the Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The pro.
Pretor has never known an instance
where they did not give perfect saislac
tiou.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the q
MEDIA Conference, was given up as incu
rable, believed 10 be on The very verge Of
The grave from Consumption, without the
hope OF reIiefuII he tried those Lozenges
They relieved him immediaelv. and in
a few weeks restored him 10 health, as
that ne could resume his dnelies as mia
lsSer oil The gospel. He recommends
Them 10 all Who are Consumplive or have
any arrangement Of heir lungs, as the
greatest medicine IN the known world
lie has witnessed their ent els on geyoIa
olhers, and always with the happiest re
suits. lle'Sa5 so g'eat remedy inroueh
the blessing Of Divine Providence SHOULD
be the common property oil all, and 10
every iamiiy on the face Of the earth
Mr.. james w. Hale, gave some
ito a friend vino had mol emo, cd
a nights sleep for several weeks, 6elus
every lew minutes attacked With such a
cough, as almost 10 lake away his Vile.
The Lozenges made hlm raise eusy ,and
enabled him to sleep we'll all night. lie
had tried every thing he heard Or eand
nothing else oGolded lhe Ienst ,reijef-
anolherinsIaoce Of saviOga fellow being
from an uhlImeIy death.
Nj. 6. I, Matthews suffered n'year
with hard, light cough, pain in his
side, splitting o(bIood, aud all tho uuare
symptoms oil Consumption. The Lozen
gts relieved him Immediately aud n a
few weeks restored him TO perfect health
tie says they are the greatest cough med
lclne in the world
Over 5000 persons have given their
names within the last year as reference
Of The wonderful virtues Of these cough
LoEenges. They cure all recent cases
in few hours, seldom requiring more
than one day to eradicate The most dis
tressing ones.
@Prico only % cents per Box.-c
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Agents for Carroll Co
NIL Wilcox, corner of Diumond and
arkot streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Enquire for Sherman's Cough candies.
April s. l342.
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kentucky Jeans at % cts.

pcf yarU.
1000 yards Of good article Of
Keaiucky JeGRs for sale 25 cents prr
yard-warranted 10 be as good as eau be
bought at any other store in this place bt
37i cents, Those IN want OF The above
arucIe will please call with the subsOrl.
hers,
A. D. THAYER g. Co
Bolivar, Jan. 6, ls4S
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CarroiltoO, Juae 10, lS42
ShermaN's pOsF mans pIas-

steFs
The hest strengthening plaster 10 the
world, aOd a sovereign feaedy iOr pains,
or weakness in The back, Iotns, sides,
breast neck, limbs, joints, .heamasll,n,
lumbago, &c &c
Several persons have called at the
warehouse TO express their surprise aad
and thanks, at the almost misa culeus
cures these pasters have effected.
aJOseph W HoxIe, Esq. who had been
afflicted with rheumatism, asto be unable
to dress himself without ,assists nee, W ss
enabled after wearing one, ,,onIyoRe night
TO get up alone iH the morning, put on hi,
clothes, aud cal! at our Office with eyes
besming with Joy, and his tongue pour
Tug forth the gladoess Of bis heart, at The
sudden aud signal reIieChe had received
from this best Of all remedies o.
MIR David Williams, Of EIizabethtown
~ j., an old Revolutionary Soldier, was
10 afflicted with Rheumatism. that he
could scarcely help himseIf-these PIas,
ters entirely cured him
GTPrlce only l2t cents a pieceIO
Just received bv
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
L. WILCOX corner Of Dlamond and
Market streets Pittsburgh, Pa.
6TRemember only l24 cents pas
ter.
,APril%S, 1912
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rIT CUREsI.n

Wherever Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is introduced, itat once attalns
tGat hlgh reputation which it so rtchy
deserves. What can stop it's sale, when
on every hand Gao beowitnessed It's won
e dertul cHresl TheWorsI cases ofgAslh- =
ma, Ceee0i, but Dangerous Coughs, (and
also those thatare Of long standing Bron,
-chitis ndCoHsump;iou tin its early sta
ges) are always cured BY this remarka-
'6te medicine. 0TRead the following
certificate.
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa, July Is, IS4l.
Dear Sir: Please send me two bottles
q OF your genuine BaIsam of Wild Cherry.
4 have been afilcted With Consumption
tor the last two years, and suffered very
fuRaea with severe coagh, paias ia my
breast, difficulty Of breathing, hight
sweats, sc, and have tried numerous
remedies and been under several doctors,
yet could not find any hing 10 relieve
me, until ! used some fyour BaIsam.---
4 got one bothefrOm a neighbor Of mine
who IS using it, aud have found such
wonderful relief from it that | have no
'M oubt II wiHcure,m me efectualIy.
sHeryafespeo &c.
&R0BERT HOMMAN.
For safe, ''in CafroliOn, saG the Drug
Store Of
ER,KENNEDY
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CHAIR MAX me!

.. J. Floyd, aearly opposite the Wash
ington Hall. aud lew doors west ol the
CarrIton Hall where he is prepared to
make and finish work 10 the aeaIesi and
most su bstantiai manner. His prices
will be moderate loc cash or approved
produ ce. By strict attention to 5usi
nessPhe hopes 10 merit a liberal share o
the public patronage.
ABSALOM karin.
CarroiitoH, Juae 10, lS42
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RSaMdrelll,s Fills

HAVING been belote the American
fpeoPis over seven years, their corrective
and curative properties are fully known
aud justly appreciated by many thous.
ands. Little need Oe saIdln their praise
IA the shape ofan advertisement. The
viraUes' Of the smedicIne havisg been ,es
ted by persons ia every Cay, T0,oa, WI,
IGge, and almost every House in The u
States. Ask any one who has used Dr
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
and.a hearty recommendation will be Ihe
result lltremains only Tor tho, pubic tc
be very cautious whore they purchase
All DR.. Brsndrelh's Ageals have an eu-
8 grOved certificate OF agency on which i.
a copy Of the Three Labels which are
upon each box Of ihe Pills. MARK
three labels onthe top Ibe eide and bot
,tom oil each box, on each of which i,
tWO signatures Oi DR. Brandrelh.
DIR. BRANDRETHS
Agent for Carroll county is
FL. A. STlDGER.
Carrollton, Sept. 2, I842.
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Interesting CeunImunica-
.tiON.

sDr. WA -Y.~Banka, ofsXpnia;s Ohio, a
khighly respectable Druggist in tAat de.
iightfui SiilRge, hss'inlormed as that The
sale Of Wistar's,aBaisam 0fRhd Cherry
5 Is unparalleled. The demand for it is
80 eager, 'that hecan scarcely keep him
self supplied with il. ,sfle has had in his
store. ever since he commenced business
as the aHsst PoPaiBr remedies for Luag
'AHect&@gs, Some oflhese were esteem.
*sd good, aud most of them gave teMpo-
Tary relief. But since be has had W,s'
far's Balsam ofWIId Cherry, uambef
D. oi the most serious cases were becoming
completely cured by its USE! i never
sold a incidence says The Doctor in
witch had more entire eon6aencs iha n
>ehaVe in lhIs.'
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Goods,

TheecpaPa Of which has been purchased within The last month
Eastern Cities, and enable them offer
little ower than they have been offered in the
The stock good and reh and
weH Ia order that the people
prices Goods without the trouble coming
the prices articles.
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IRNKENMEnY
January 27, 184e.
WANTED BY

HULL g. BUSS at tho Oneida Mil
$4,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT,
Tor whIch they are prepared to pay
CAsg, or they will, il Il sat better, nav
Goods al aS low prices as any firm tbs
side OF The Rocky Mountains they
will pay IN suadry accounts and notes
III exchange for the article and allow an
extra price. And by The way aIl those
who are indebted must pay up, lor we are
s'ck OF this long delay shalt yea
NsleceSSitOte" cal. ia the aid of Doctor Lgu
HULL Il BUSS.
January lS, 1S43.
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From the New York WatchmaU

CoUertS Balm of LiIe.-We invite the
particular attention OF our readers to this
most excellent medicine advertised IN
this paper five may relyoE the uni
led testimony Of numbers Of The FIRST ply
sclans in this country, then we must
ADMIT This mixture to be one of The most
valuable articles for the cure Of chronic
bronchitis ever discovered And OBJ
serve, IN this respect how much ii ffers
from The numerous nostruns so much
pufed in the papers Not one OF those
medicines, whether pills, powders, or
syrups, has received The approval ol any
considerable number ofthe medical pros
Iession But it is not so with Covert
Balm Of Life. it is a remarkable lact
that this medicine has been approved by
large number Of regular physicians,
10 whom The recipe has been submitted,
a fact that cannot be affirmed by any one
Of the quack medicines which abound
at the present day
For sale at the Drug Store of Robert
Kennedy; and at The Store Of jackson
q Thompson, Carrolion, Ohio Also,
B'ker and Dempster, Leesburgh, Car.
rol counIy
CUrrOIIlon, Nov. II, l842
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New Cash and Produce
STORE.
D0SIgQV@AY NO WRWSUa

THE Subscribers receiving and OPeug their store The
Rouse lately occupied the Indian Queen e the town Of CaoOD
eSteck O
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This medicine is doing wonders. Al
most every person who buys this article
comes recommended by others who have
used it themselves, which speeks volumes
ia lis favor For dyspepsia; bronchitis,
coughs, colds, consumption, its eouaI
does not exist We hope The 6fIllcled
wtli turn their attention 10 this valuable
article
The foIIowingl certificate from Mr..
Chastney olNe~ York city, whose wife
has been twice or thrice so low as 10
leave but little hope'oC her recovery, shall
here epeak Tor itself:
Mr. Covert Dear SIr--Mrs. Chasiney
has taken two bottles of your Balm Of
Life and to ny surprise, is now in bel
ter heallh than have known her 10 be
for several years She has been afflict,
ed with severe cough for fifteen years,
and by many Physicians, her lungs has
been pronounced mcurabIe She has
several times been SC low that it was
thought she could not recover. Now
her cough, comparatively speaking, is
hardly visible, and the darting ppins Of
the lungs have subsided Mrs. G has
taken a variety Of medicines, but never
experienced so much rsIiet as she has
from your valuable Balm Of Life 1t is
from sense of gratitude aud feeling
Ior others similarly situated, that | write
you this certificate
Other members Of my family have u
sed it with decl ben eft
| am, dear sir,
Very respectfully, yours,
EDWARD CHASTNEY.
Merchant, l40 Bowery
The nature OF he composition OF III
Rev. |. COverts Balm Of Life, having
been fully explained 10 the following
ned zeal gentemea, they have consented
that they NAV DO referred TO as auhori-
y for It's htjlity as an eypectorant in
those chronic cases of pulmonary dis
ease, ia which that class of remedies is
indicated
d. N Reese, NJ, n. Professor Of tho
Theory and Practice OF Medicine in the
Albany Medical OIee g.
J MNauehien, M. D Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology in the Fairfield
Medical College
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27
DIED.

In this town, on The 22nd inst. Marcia Smith.
IN the 2lst year al her aye. She endured a protrnc.
ted sickness of I3 months with christian patience.
aud departed IN the triumphs Of faith aud hone.
In Ncwianc, on the I'D inst. of consuiitptior
Mr. I%loratio N. Newman, aged % years. Printers
IN Mass. are requested to notice.
Al Hartford, Conn. on The 18th Of Dec. last. Mrs
Mary {. Bayley, wife OF Mr. v. A. Baylcy, aged ~.
Al Springfield, Mass, on The Ist inst. MIR V. A.
Baylcy OF Hartford, Conn formerly of Athens, VT.
aged about p - years.
AT SaStons River, Dee. 2G, Mrs Minerva G.
Warner, aged "a.
10 CHI, Dec. %, Diantlia, daughter of the late
David kislcy, aged Z years.
la Chesterfield. n. II. on the 1lth inst of con-
sumption, Miss Mary y. Wild, only daughter of
the Hon. Nathan Wild late of C., aged about %
years.
In Wolpolc, Mrs Laura, vile Of Mr. Calvin Car
peutcr, aged a..
In %iladey, Mass. Nov. 81, Of scarlet fever, MIR
Henry Seymour, aged 10.
In Shulesbury, Dec. II, MIR Benjamin Ray, a
revolutionary prnsioner. aged 81.
In Northfield, Mass. Dec. -, Widow Mary Frary,
aged - years.
In Mortified, Mass on the 18th inst. suddenly.
Mrs Sophia, wife Of Obadiah Dickinson, Esq. aged
a years.
In Northampton, on the 18th inst. Rosalin, daugh-
ter OF DIR. }. w. Smith, aged > years.
In Dover, Dec. ~, Caroline Calista, daughter Of
Dea. Ebenezer and Diana Sears, aged Z ~ years.
Uuto the cruel spoiler death,
TINS lovely child resigned her breath
To meet her Saviour in the skies,
When the last trump shall bid her rise.
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MA

AZ Londonderry, by Rev /. Hutchinson, Nov.
Pun, Mr Edward u Bates and Miss Nancy Swallow,
both Of Landgrove.
by the same, same place, Dec. 9Th, Mr. Josiah X.
Paslier OF Peru, aud Miss Emeline b. Reynolds
Of Londonderry.
Also by the same, same place, Dec. 9Th, Mr. Ell.
bridge Eames of Dover, 10 Miss Caroline Hall Of
Londonderry.
AT Fayetteville, on the 18th inst. Mr. John A
Merriiield of Troy, N. Y. 10 Miss Louisa William.
of Williamsvillc.
In Halifax, on the I'd inst Mr. Jerome Thompson
OF Heath, to Miss Eliza J. Burlington of Halifax.
AT Saxtons River, Dec. 9Th, by Rev ID. II. Ran
n,cy, Mr. John G Whiting To Miss Crissanna Bailey
oil Of that place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

ORDINArIoN.-The Rev. G. Foster was Ordain-
ed as Pastor of the Baptist Church and Society, in
this village, on Thursday of last week. The exer-
cises were as follows IT,
Invocation, by Rev. ID. Packer, Mount Holly
Reading of Scriptures, by Rev. P. Howe, DUN
merston Introductory Prayer, by Rev. NJ. Frary
Heath, Mass; Sermon, by Rev. ID. ID. Pratt, Nash
ua, N. H.; Ordaining Prayer, by Rev. ID. M. Crane,
Keene, ~. H.; Right hand of fellowship, by Rev.
J. Storer, Fitzwilliam, N. H.; Address 10 the PEG.
pie, by Rev. NJ. ID. Miller, Windham; concluding
Prayer, by Rev. S. Fish, Halifax.
The house was crowded with a respectable audi.
ence, and the exercises, all of which passed off in
the most gratifying manner, were greatly enhanced
in interest by the excellent and appropriate pcrfor-
mances ofthe choir.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

.1iiempi 10 murder a JailOr.-The Keene,
New Hampshire Sentinel, says:-On Wednes-
day evening last, Mr.. Wyman, the keeper Of
our jail, took a light and in company with his
little son twelve years old, entered the large
area of the Jail as usual, 10 lock up the prison
ers, four in number, three uniried for crimes
alleged, and one whose term of imprisonment,
for petty theft, is soon TO expire IL seems he
had locked the door inside, and put the key in
his paniaboons pocket, when suddenly he was
attacked, and knocked down, and at the
same time his son was also silenced BY one or
more strokes Of a club. At this time, Felch,
the prisoner last named; came 10 the assistance
of Mr., Wyman. The noise alarmed the in
mates Of The house, and their cries soon brought
assistance, before the nssailants could find the
key and accomplish their purposes. The three
were then ironed and safely locked up. Mr.
Wyman has some bad cuts on his head, and
many other wounds, but not dangerous. His
son, was also very badly hurt, nv blows on the
head, 1t was a bloody scene-but both are do
ing well. Mr. Wyman had been, perhaps, too
ind uigent, especially 10 give them The area az
ter dark, though we know moi but this has been
the practice, especially in cold weather. where
they cnuld be comfortable around The siove.-
MrW gman has paid dearly for his M ulgence,
as viii the prisoners for their attempt, thus en-
dangeTing lile."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

a Specimen IF LOeofoeo Deeeney-The moment
it was ascertained yesterday, that the vacancies in
the political destinies of the Commonwealth en-
trusted TO that party for the current year-a black.
guard Tory named Osborn, rose in his seat and
said I'll congratulate the House on the result of
this election, and hope that the Wings will now
quietly retire to THEIR SPLENDID MANSIONS
AT MOUNTAUBURN-Whig principles | mean.
MI. Speaker Mr.. Allen, of Northfeld, expressed
deep regret that a member of the House should so
far forget the solemn duty devolving upon him, as
to give utterance to such sentiments. The fellow
was Kissed down by both parties, and should have
been kicked out of the House for his insulting and
blasphemous specialization Daily ~.qmaican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

MARCUS MoRToN is Governor Of Massochu-
sets; and we hope that no one Is more sorry
for 1t than we are. We think the people Of
Massachusetts deserve one year of his rule,
and we think the lesson will last them a gene
ration at least. Let Morton now be kept to
his p%roiessed principles; let the Governor be
called upon to redeem the pledges of the can
didate. Let the government Of Massachusetts
be administered one year on the principles of
the clam-bake letter. Let there be no finch
ing, no backing out, no explaining away
we wish to see the demagogue who has
preached treason from the pulpit, aud endcav-
ored to invest rebellion, violence and rapine
with the sanctions of legal authority, hold
forth, as the chief magistrate Of NJ Massachusetts,
the sympathy Of that government with the
banditti who assembled at Chepachct, under
the banner of "ihe banks and the beauty of
Providence" We wish To see IT, Marcus
Morton will violate his constitutional oath
by refusing to surrender, on the reuuisilinn of
the Gpvernor of a State, fngilivcs from Justice,
charged with the very crime provided against
in the constitution. We have no doubt that
he will speedily have an opportunity To test his
duty in this particular; for the announcement
Of his election viii he the signal for the gath
ering Of men within the State, such as have
never before dared 10 polluic The soil Of that
ancient but now dishonored Commonwealth.
. Providence journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

FIrcHBURe RAnRoAp-The adjourned meeting
of the Stockholders in this important enterprise
was numerously attended, on Monday, at the Elk.
change Coffee House, and the following gentlemen
were chosen directors for the year ensuing, viz
Alvah Croker and Samuel Willis. Fitchburg /;
J. P. Whitcomb. Harvard; W. l.. Faulkner, Acton;
David Loring, Concord Horatio Adams, Waltham,
Israel Longley, Shirley jacob Foster, Charles
town; Z. IL. Derby, N. F. Cunningham, and Hen
" Timmins, boston G.. c.. Hall, Brattleboro, and
T. NJ. Edwards, Keene.
The prospect now is tina, the requisite amount of
stock, 5000, 900, will all be taken up, the whole
route be definitely located, and the work actually
commenced in a few weeks.-EiehJurg Sentinel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

Attempt 10 Assassinaic Mr.. Clau-The
New Orleans Bee of the 4th ms ant says, the
citizens were thrown into Consideration yes
terday by a report that an attempt had been
made 10 assassina'e Mr.. Clay, in The Supreme
Court. The true version Of The story appears
TO be this. While our distinguished guest
was leaving the court, in company with Mr..
Preston, an individual outside The railing ex-
claimed "Saiute 10 Henry Clay" and dis
charged a pistol above his head, the ball lndg-
ing in the ceiling. Drcyfnus is The name OF
The person in question; he is looked upon as
somewhat unsettled in his iniellecls. He was
Immediately arrested, aud taken before the Re-
corder, where the affair was investigated
Dreyfuus was sent to prison, the Recorder
recommending that he should be treated with
all possible mildness, as his mind was evidently
disordered.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

u Stegall who murdered a German pedlar, in
Halifax county, Va, expiated his crime a lew days
ago on the gallows. Upwards of 5000 people as
sembled to see him hung. Slegull made no comics.
zion under the gallows, but previously admitted his
guilt, and said that directly AFTER the deed, he
thought seriously ofblowing out his own brains.-
He was only 10 years old, had previously sustained
a good character, and had a wife and child.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

the nomination for Governor rendered TO him
by the Wing members of the Legislature
lie had previously accepted the nomination OF
the Liberty party for member of Congress-
The New Hampshire Courier thinks that not
a moment should be lost by the State Central
Committee in calling a Mass Convention of
the wings 10 nominate a candidate for Cover
nor, and to make such other nominations as
may be deemed proper by the Convention when
assembled.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

CoNSEoTIoUT.-A Wing State Convention as.
semblcd at Hartford on Wednesday last, aud nomi.
mated RoGER 5. BALDWIN, of New Haven County
for Governor, Reuben Booth, of Fairfield, for Lieut..
Governor, Jeremiah Brown. Of Hartford, for Treas
uter, Daniel p. Tyler, of Windham, for Secretary,
and Abjah burlington, of New Haven, for Comp
troller. Mr. Baldwin accepted the nomination, and
the intelligence was received by the Convention
with dealening APPRECIATION.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

Pf virtue of sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy,
- issued out of the District Court Of the
United States for the District Of Vermont, YES
ting IN me. the several and joint estates of the
Bankrupts therein set forth,-l will sell al Pub
Inc Auction, at the Inn Of John Black, in Put
ney, on the 10th day OF February next, al / o.
clock, p. NJ. several rights TO Real Estate sit
uated in Putney and Grafton; also, a number
OF claims and demands, the assets of William
Hale Of ration, Joel Aldrich Of Westminster,
Ira r. Morse of Putney. Also, as above, at
the Inn Of A. johnson, in Townshend, on tho
llth day of February next, at / O'Clock, p. NJ.
certain rights to Real Estate, also claims and
demands, the assets Of Arad johnson and Jo-
seph Shepherd, both Of Jamaica. Also as A.
bove, at the Inn of Henry Smith, in Brattle-
boro, on the 18th day of February, certain
rights TO Real Estate, with Violin and case,
claims and demands, The assets Of K: M. Hol-
lister, Leavilt Hall, AnseI C. Toby, and Sam
uel Brown, Jr., Bankrupis.
Terms made known al the time Of sale.
JOSEPH STEEN,
Assignee in Bankruptcy for HindhGm Co.
January II, IS4S. II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

NOTICE TO show cause against petition of
~ CHRIsTOPHER PArcH, of Westminster, in
said District, to be declared a Bankrupt, al the
office OF Samuel Prentiss, District Judge, in
Montpelier, in said District, on Tuesday, the
twenty first day Of March, 1913, ten O'Clock,
forenoon. o.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

HoLr's HoTEL. N. YoRK CIrY.-This extensive
building with all the furniture complete, was offer
ed at auction on Saturday, and knocked down TO
Samuel Leggett for 100000, who was the only
brought Si75. 900.
In 1875 the lot on which il is built, cost Si30.O00
The house when finished, ; 1000
Furniture, 10000
The expense of sinking well Geo feet and
machinery, $4,000
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

RThe Wing Convention for Cheshire County,
n. II. which assembled AT Keene on the 1lth inst
nominated Mr.. George Tildcn of Keene, for County
Treasurer, and Charles Sturievan, for Register Of
Deeds. For Road Commissioners the following
persons were nominated-Samue Winchester Of
Westmorcland, Samuel Griffin of Nelson, and
Thomas Thompson of Keene.