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The New York herald., 1844-10-18

SHIP ST.. PATRICK Another fine ship for a New
York house, intended as one OF line OF packets
between that port and Liverpool, was launched from
the yard Of Messrs. CurrIer and Townsend, ,on Mon,
day last. This ship is rather larger than The ST
George and takes her place in the same ue with
that ship which has already become avorite pack
ct. The ST. Patrick is beautiful ship built entirely
OF the best white oak timber, and will aid still fur
ther in adding to the reputation OF the Mernmack
built ships, the fame OF which is already extended
all along the whole line OF seacost. In some re-
spects the St. Patrick is Improvement on the
81. George. We notice particularly an alteration
in the forecaste deck, the new arrangement OF the
timbers adding much both to appearance and
strength.
The st Patrick will soon be in New York, and the
merchants OF that city will then have opportunity 10
empare her with their New York built ships and with
ways in that port among them now are the java and
Pacific The ST George sailed day or two since An
other beautiful ship oil 1000 tons the John r. skddy be-
longing TO q New York house. is lying nj our wharves
nearly ready for use- Newbmyport Herald, Oct 10
Loss OF THE STEAMBOAT VERMrLLToN,-Th
steamer New Era, which arrived last evening,
brought freight for this place She was bound IRON
New Orleans to Cincinnati but upon her arrival at Car
ro she found the Ohio low reach her place Of des
tination. After lay ing Cairo five days without being
able to reshp her cargo changed her for 81
Louis The New Era brings intelligence Of the loss OF
the steamer Vermilion Captain Arnold bound from this
place TO New Orleans with about 400 tons Of produce
and between 80 and 30 head Of cattle The " left here
on Thursday last.
We learn from the officers Of the New Era that In,
v. struck a rocK and sunk almost instantly No live
lost Between 80 and ~ head df the cattle
missing the greater portion supposed to have ed
The boat owned by Capt Arnold and the other officers
and the loss will he TO them severe learn there
no insurance. She Is said TO have been very substsn
al boat, end has been running formerly between New
Orleans and vermillion Bay-S Louis Era, Oct7,
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The New York herald., 1844-10-18
Manifesto OF David Hale-not the Devil.
[From the Journal Of Commerce.l

REVIEW OF ELEcTIoNs.-A we have now the
results OF all the elections except OF Arkansas and
South Carolina, occurring prior to the Presidential
election In November, il may not be amlss to take
IN observation, and see where we all stand The
annexed table embraces the popular votes or major
tiles in all the States where elections have been
held the present year, except Rhode Island, Vlr-
ginia, Missouri, and Delaware. These we omit,
because in Rhode Island there was no contest
because in Virginia the election was only for mem
bers Of the Legislature, and the returns Of votes are
The New York herald., 1844-10-18

Dem gam lolS
lin stating the majority Of the Congressional election
ofls43 have 10 take the of s4U for the ID dis
trct. Dromg gooe's) in ls43 1t contested
have any returns Of ls4i This had the effect Of re
ducing the proper Democratic gain the State There
election for the Legislature last spring but in
large proportion OF the counties there contest
that forced to take the Congressional election Of
1898
The New York herald., 1844-10-18
NAG ZIN DE M Q ID + /,


MADAME D. BEHRMAN. begs leave % inform her friends
vi that her opening FOR the FAL and WINTER fssHors,
il Paris Hats, CAPS Head Dresses French Flowers Feathers
md Ribbons Of the choicest Carefully seleetsd by her
gents Al PARIS together with variety Of -. -.
PARlslAN MILLINERY FOR LADIES TOILETS,
" take Monday the fh October Madam H. sOicis
he early call at her old establishment Maga,in Dc
Mode, 90 Canal street.
New York, October 3D. 1874. % In. &c
/iNC-ao casks Zinc snont-for .als by. ,,.,,c,y,,.
osrc W South s,rsL
The New York herald., 1844-10-18
expected in the rest which give total democratic

expected in the rest which give total democratic
gain Of
22S.OOO.
overcoming the whig majority Of ls40, and aording
surplus of absolute democratic majority of not less than
$4,000.
But will not ourselves with simply nferrng
the democratic gain in the other States to be In the same
ratio with that shown by all the elections OF the present
summer and fall Those States are, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York,
Virginia, Michigan Mississippi TenL and Arkansas
Let compare their votes in l840 with their votes at the
Last elecfion held in them
The New York herald., 1844-10-18

FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AM, FEATHEKs. Al LENS
- BRIJN LAROsIERE X COURT, ll6 William
yx1sree New York recrying by The Hayre packets,
A their assortment cf Fall Goods yhieh or ,legsnce
line ar, to give them call and will venture %
hsy ~ mi moi leave the without their admrs
n1 snch beautiful stock They pledge themselves that the
bc will not be deceived with american blowsEs iof French,
bsv have their Paris, Hue de Tracy NO and deal
= = w.. 1,.1 Ia ~, ~ rr.uch Flowers. "a imsec
The New York herald., 1844-10-18

SHR NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACkETs-
pae iei ship roc ESTER, Capt Brton looo ions
burten will sail positively above, her regular day.
The accommodations Of hsne packet ship cabin I'd cabin
and seeage be surpassed To berhs
early application should be made board foot Bung Slip,
0rto w. J. Il, TAPSCOTT,
Eol3rc 70 South u, COS. Maidsu Lane, stairs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11
MARRIED.

~.
ln this village, or the Sd inst BY Rev A. Brown.
Mr. John Bell 10 Miss Susan Maria Lane. Of An,
trim N. II. -
AT the Vermont House in this village ON the IN,
inst, by Rev A. Brown, Mr. Martin Bartlett Of
Somerset, to Miss Amanda l.. Lyman of Dover
In this town, Oct. 6, by the Rev. J. r. Promy,
Mr Francis l.. Allyn OF Brooklyn, l.. L., 10 Miss
Elizabeth Prouty OF Brattleboro
AT vernon, VT, by Cyrus Washburn, ESQ. Mr..
Francis NJ Scott to Miss Maria L. Ferguson, both
AT the same place, by the same, MIR Horace n,
Mass. 'r
Al the same place, by the same. Mr. Frede,;ek
French OF iempleton, Mass, to Miss Dian,ha It.
Lane of Bolton, Mass
AT the same place, by the same on the 9Th inst
MI Dexter Stockwell to Mrs Mary N. Rixford, both
of Leveretl, Mass.
In Nottingham, the Goth ult by Rev. Mr.
Bailou, Mr. Levi =. Dole TO Miss Minerva Streeter.
both of Nottingham.
In Mount Holly 9TH inst, Mr. Reuben Puffer Of
iewksbury, Mass, aud Miss Sophronia r. Goodell.
of Mount Holly.
In Bennington, list inst, by Rev Mr. Hodges. DR..
Calvin Parker OF Cavendsh, and Mrs Ziiah ORA.
pee of Bennington
In Chester, LIST inst, Mr. Silas A. Putnam TO Miss
Lucy Maria Hayden, both of Chester.
In Mount Tabor, Aug g8, by Rev Moses Soen.
Ger, MT Allen Barber OF Landgroye to Miss Ham
nah Sawyer of Alount Tabor.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
DIsTRIcT OF WEsTMIN

DIsTRIcT OF WESTMINSTER, SIS.
The Hon. he Probate Court for the District Of
Wtstminster To all persons interested in the estate
Of GEORGE HASKENS, late of Townshend in
said district, deceased, interstate. GEEErISG.
TINE application of the Administrator upon said
IL estate TO have the interest OF the widow in the
personal property ascertalned, and an assignment
case made and provided, stands for hearing and
decision at the session of said Court To be held at
the Inn Of Abner Johnson, in Townshend, on the
last Wednesday in October next--And you will
appear and object 10 the if you shall see
Given under my hand at Townshend in said
district this 10Th day of September, 1914.
g. JAMES II. PHELPS, Register
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LACE GOODS.
STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsrRIcT OF MARLBORO, SIS.
AT the Probate Court held at Newfane in and for
said District, on the last Thursday of September,
A. ID. 1874, present Hon Henry SMiTu, Judge
A N INSTRUMENT purporting TO be the last
IA Will and Testament of SALLY FRENCH;
late of Dummerston, in said District, deceased be-
ing presented TO the Court here by Joseph Cough
Ian, the Executor therein named for Probate, it is
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at a Of said
Court to be held at Brattleboro, the last Thurs
day of October next and shew cause, If any they
have, against The Probate Of said Will, for which
purpose it is further ordered that the executor pub
lsh copy of the record of this order three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, as soon as
may be-
A true copy Of record
z Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r.
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GRBRNbEAF's "LABoR SAVING Grammar"
I'VE call the attention Of our readers To the
advertisement OF Waite, Pierce & Co., and to
the recommendations following,
Having ourselves thoroughly examined the
Labor Saving Grammar" and having also
visited several of Mr. Greenlear's schools, it af-
fords us pleasure to say, that we fully concur
in all that has been said in its praise. In our
estimation, II is pre-eminently the best English
compend ever published. So great, indeed,
are its facilities for learning, and so vast its SUI
periority in this respect over all other works OF
the kind which we have ever seen, not even
excepting Grammar Simpli6ed," that we
think it might justly be called, 6guratively
speaking, the Grammatical Railroad" The
high commentator from DR.. Wylie, alone,
(who is considered one of the greatest inguists
in the WORLDLY is abundanIly sufficient to salts
fy the public that it must be work of greal
merit. The same might be observed with re.
gard TO the ample recommendation Of our learn
ed and much lamented DR.. Fisk
Notwithstanding this invaluable book is
cheaper, in our opinion, at :" one dollar, thar
other grammars are at one cent" still we are
glad TO perceive the publishers have greatly re-
duced the price of the same, which was appa
rently the only bar to its universal circulation
True Wesleyan, Boston, Oct a, 1914.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11
GROCERIES.

DROWN and White Havana, Porto Rico,
Id crushed, powdered, double refined and COM
mon Loaf SUGARS. Green and Black TEAS
some very superior Ming Yong and Souchong do;
Brown, Soda and CASTLE Soaps Raisins, Rice,
Saleratus; Gov, Java, St Domingo, MANILA Por-
TO Cabello, and Summatra COFFEE; Cocoa,
ground Mustard, ground Cloves and other ground
Spices, Starch, Citron, Eng Currants, African
Cayenne, warranted pure Rose Water, extract of
Lemon, Preserved Ginger. &c. &c. Also-pure
Fall and Winter strained Oil all of which will be
sold low by A. E. DWlNELL.
Brattleboro, Oct. /, 1874.
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BRIGHTON M1RkEN -,

AZ Market, ll6O Beef Cattle o yOk es Working o..
20 GSws and Ssses 1929 Sheer and aoo swine
81 % 8 second Dc; 4 20 4 So f-"'8'
Working Oxe.-No sales noticed.
lows 20 sn'' Calves-Du Sales effected at 6I8. p
"a 90, and one at S35. "''' -
!. shseP,.DuIl- 'old Sheep at 81 $50. Lambs.
s.sMe--Lois at Wholesale, e.l.a, sows-and Barrow.
al retail, q DC, ~
N b. Beef Cattle all sold and good prices Obtained
as reported aboye--Morning Chronicle n, - ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11
DIED.

Al the Insane Asylum, on the 9th inst, Thomas
In Greenfield, Oct ], Mary j., daughter Of Mr.
Horace and Mrs Mary Severance, aged 90
aged II. r. =
aged %. '''''"'
10 Warwick, Sept. 30, Mrs ANN Reed, relict of
the late Rev Samuel Reed Of that place, aged sS
In Poughkeepsie, N Y, Sept %. Caroline A.
seaesefy, daughter of John P Roberts, of Manchrs.
ter, W., aged 81 years
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MOSES MORLEY.

resented nsolvent, and also all claims and demands
in offset thereto; and six months from the l2th
day of August, A. ID. 1874, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business of our
said appointment at the dwelling house of said de-
ceased in Nottingham, on the last Monday Of Oc-
tober and November next, from o'clock A. nj. TO
s p. M. on each of said days.
Dated at Whtinghum, August II, 1874
JOSIAH BLANCHARD, (romn,s
y JOHN s. GALLOP, So"' TO-
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
ESTABLISHMENT.
ROBERT w. LEITH,
TAILOR.

(Crer a. Dunkiee's Store, w. Bratileboro, }
ID ETURNS thanks FOR past fayors, and takes
IN this opportunity of informing his friends and
patrons that he has Just received the American and
European FASHIONS for the fall and winter aud
trusts by his faithful attention 10 his business and
the neainess and durability of his garments 10 mer-
it continuance of their patronage.
N. b. Cutting done short notice.
West Brattleboro. Oct s. lc44
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GROCERIES.
OCTOBER 2 1871.

OCTOBER 3, IS44.
40 BOXES Brown HAVANA SUGAR,
lV / do White do. do
4 bbls. pulverized and crushd do.
boxes Loaf do.
Porto Rico, Trinidad, aud New Orleans Molasses.
20 chests and l-2 chests Y Fl and Souchong Teas,
(some very choice,) with Spices, Sperm Candles,
lSc &c, this day received by
Z. TOWNSLEY & SON.
October g. 1914. 6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11

fdRE.-A IRE broke out in the Wadding Factory of
Mr. Thomas Riddle Of this village. on The morning Of
me Soth nt and SO rapid were the flames in spreading
through the whole building, that in hour it was burnt
60 .ne ground. Not thing was saved belonging 10 the
large pile OF slaves belonging the Barrel Works and
destroyed large quantity Loss estimated at LOCO.
No insurance 81 bennington Banner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11
HATS AND GAPS.

\ CASES super Nnpt and Satin Beaver Hats.
- 9 do common do. do. do.
Aso-l0 doz. Otter, Muskrat, Hair Seal Fur
trimmed, and Cloth Caps, Of every variety of quail
iy style and price, Just received and for sale low
by &. TOWNSLEY IL SON.
Brattleboro, Oct 8, 1914. 6
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Eorgey.-SherG Wright Of this town arrested ON tho
night OF the 3Qth ult. Joseph r. Coils of Palmer for
loIgmg ms iathers name TO note which he obtain
N0rLham6t0n Courier.
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JUST OPENED.

A LARGE lot of Crockery, China, and Glass
IA Ware | rich new style Looking Glass
es; | case very low priced Fur Hats; large lot of
Tea Trays, by A. E. DWlNELL.
Brattleboro, Oct / 1914. 6
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' WSais j. Cos Bank Note List and Counferfsit De-
teetsr for october-This valuable publication should
be in the hands Of every business man 1t is the most
full and perfect thing of the kind Issued by Thomas
Groom 4 Co., Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11
WOODEN GOODS.

n & c. LAWRENCE have now stock of
VI. Wooden fabrics for Ladies and Gentlemens
apparel, which they are prepared To say in all
the variety of style to be found in market-and are
10 be sold low airy goods of like quality, for
cash and other good pay.
Oct. 5, lo44. z
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Large Wdte'Inelons.Two melons weighing toectb-
Hon Horace Everett Of this village. They have been
chrislened CLAY and FRELiNGHUysEN CLAY weigh.
ing 90 l2 pounds, and Frelinghuysen Al 10. Beat
this who can Windsor Journal @'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11

Gimps, Buttons, Cir.
dies, &c. of the latest
Partisan and London
styles.
Paris, Moss and Florence
Trimmings.
Grape Cords.
Silk Tassels.
Worsted, silk and cotton
Fringes.
Glass Buttons in great
variety,
Agate and Pearl Buttons.
Bugles ; Dress and Vest
Buttons.
Gallons ; Reticules.
Coat Bindings and Cords.
stay Bindings Tapes.
Silk Cords f; Braids.
Cologne, = Lavender, -
Soaps.
Scent Bags, Extracts &c.
Gloves, Hoods, &c.
w oolen, Thibet 81 Cash
mere Gloves, gentle
mems, ladies' and chill.
dren's.
Brunswick and Partisan
Mitts.
do. do. I-2 fingers,
Kid Gloves, ladies' and
gents, blk, white and
cold.
I-2 long white kid Gloves
Bugle Mitts.
lEllsler Boas.
Oxford and Blessington
Hoods of all sizes.
Cashmere and lambs WOO
Hosiery.
Muiflers; Berlin Cravats
London imperial Crayats
Millinery Goods.
Blne black and assorted
bonnet Velvets.
Best Lyons Velvets.
Rich changeable uncut
Velvets.
Tabby Velvets, blk and
culored.
Rich bonnet Ribbons.
Velvet, Tafieta and Satin
Ribbons.
Artificial Flowers anc
Feathers.
Satin Wire.
Blk Grapes, Cyprus Wells
LACE GOODS.
Blk and white Ashburtor
Laces, wide X narrow
"a, "A, sd, Cd fancy
Nets ; Gimpure Laces
Illusion Laces, Silk anC
cotton; jacquard Laces
Blonde Laces +; Tattings
Thread Edgings.
Owls.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11
EMPLOYMENT.

EMPLOYMENT for several energetic and well
IL educated young men, by which person well
qualified for the business may clear S25 a month,
(requiring capital of from Ten to Twenty Dollars)
can be obtained, for year more, if application
be made the subscriber, at his residence in
Guilford VT J. GREENLEAF.
Oct 9, 1874, -
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Chester w Chaplin of this town was re-nohrinatbd
as the loco foco candidate for Congress in this District
by The convention at Amherst the ID nst-Eprings
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forAToEs.-The kennebec Journal says that the
farmers IN Maine have raised immense crop of pos
taioes this year Il also says they are Of very suptr=
or quality II thinks they meet the entire defcen-
cy oceasloned by the rot in New York, Vermont and,
the inland towns of Massachusetts,
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The ProGote Court for the District Of Marlboro.
To oil concerned in the estate of ANDREW
BRADSHAW, late of Bralteboro, in said dis
trict, deceased, GREETIEG
XOU are hereby notified that the application of
Il the administrative said estate for an extern
sion of the time heretofore limited for her to settle
said estate and pay the debts Of said deceased will
be heard before said Court at the session thereof
be held at Brattleboro on the last Thursday Of Oc-
tober instant.
ASA KEYES, Register.
Bralileboro, Oct. z, 1874.
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Moses MOrlcy's Estate.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VETE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the district
of Marlboro, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
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Hosiery ; Gloves ; Mitts
Reticules =; Purses I;
Linens ; Lawns /; Nap
kins ;
Table Covers ; Linen and
imp. Hdkfs.;
Uhite GOods-Laces;
Embroideries; muslin col
lars ;
Habits (; Cuffs /; Flounc.
ings;
Mourning and Buglc col
lars /;
With an extensive assort,
ment of Paris Cords
Bugle Gimps
Fancy and Mosaic Gimps,
Princess do;
Loop and Bullion Erin.
ges
Astracan do +; Girdles =;
Bracelets [; Armlets ; Or.
naments ;
lMohair Cords and Bind
ings, &c.
ewisl0w
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liz PRonArE Counr, Sept. 30, 1874.

IL PROBATE Court, Sept, 30, 1874.
TOME the Executors of the last Will and Tes-
~ lament of MERRITT COUGHLAN, late of
Dummerston in said District deceased and move for
extension of the time here toore limited for them
TO settle said estate Whereupon il is ordered that
all persons interested be notified, by publication
three weeks successfully in the Vermont PhGnix,
TO appear at the session Of said Court next to be
held at Brattleboro, in said district, on the last
Thursday of October next, and shew cause against
said application.
z Attest, A. KEYES, Regr.
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CnshInere ana Grape Ut
LANES F;
Chameleon Brocades;
Chusans
Cashmere d Ecosse f;
Lausanne Cashune:es ;
Satin stripe Talma Lus
tres
GA Tartan Cashmeres ;
Zenobia d. Arabian Lus
tres;
Alpaca and Orleans do
Tartan and satin stripe
Ginghams I;
Alepines; Silk Velvets I;
Satin ~ Velvet Vestings
Rich printed and coloret
Velyets I;
Gypsy and fancy Cloak
'ings;
Gala Plaids Crap
Checks;
Cashmere, Plaid and 9th
er Shawls;
Scarfs Crayats ; Muf
fiers
Boston, August ID, 1914
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GreenIeaf's Improved Gram
mar,

DY which the drudgery Of One YEAR is re-
- duccd to delightful study OF One WEEK,
-unquesiionaby BY far the best elementary
system in the world, and the best commend
ed, [havng received the highest recommends
tons from thirty Of our principal colleges, and
from hundreds of other disting uished literary
genilemen.l For sale by WAITE, PIERCE
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Price reduced to 80 cents. Liberal discount
10 teachers.
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OEE THOUSAND DoILARs is the current ntics "a
ladies dresses in the city of New York How they ara
paid for now the operation Of the bankrupt act has
ceased, passes OUT comprehension.
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CAssius M. CLAf--Let every one yead THE speech
of this noble man. to be found in our columns,
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY give notice. that have given my
IL son, Fraaklin Ball, his time, and allow him to
contract for himself ! shall not claim any of his
wages nor pay any Of his debts after this date,
III, ORIGIN BAIL.
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SHAWLS.

HOSIERY, Gloves, Laces, Frnges, Gimps
Il IL Cords, Girdles, Fancy Hdkfs Lace and
Muslin Collars, Winter Mitis, SC. &c, by
G. * c. LAWRENCE
Oct 5, 1874
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The Probate Court .for The District of Marlboro.
To all interested in the estate of EDWARD
WALKER, late of Wardsboro in said district,
deceased, GREETING.
NOU are hereby notified that the administrator S
n account upon said estate will be heard before
said Court the session thereof to be held New
fame in said district, the twentieth day of No.
vember next.
Dated September &c, 1914.
II ASA KEYES, Register.
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Dress e. Cloak Goods.
Rich French and English
de LANES.
Cashmere d'Ecosse,
Repp Cashmeres.
Rich striped Coreans.
Grape de LANES.
Afghan plaids " stripes,
Fancy Silk stripes.
Delhi party Dresses.
Super French Merinos,
blue blk, purple, null
berry, claret, &c.
lndiannas.
Alpaccas, Orleans.
Lunettas ; Gipsey Cloak
ings.
Gala Pluids (; Caroline
Plaids.
Ginghams moreens, blk
aud cold.
WHITE GOODS.
Book, Swiss, Null and
jackonet Muslins.
Victoria check d Muslins
Corded Skirts.
Checked 81 striped Cam
brics.
Checked & striped Mus
Inns.
Bishops Lawns.
Long Lawns.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Muslin Collars.
Cambria and Muslin Edg
ings and Insertings.
Shawls, Hdkfs., &c.
Cashmere Broche Shawli
English Cashmere do.
Black Peruvian Shawls
plain and figured.
Black Ottoman Sill
Shawls, plain & plaid
Black Taffela do.
Rich Chameleon Sill
Sha wis.
Granite, Glaze, and Den
tile Silk Shawls.
Striped Wooden Shawls
Silk 81 Wooden Shawls
IN great variety.
Satin and Taffeta fancy
Hdkfs. and Cravats.
Velvet Cravats.
/ Gents silk Hdkls +; blacl
silk Cravats.
Gents Scaris rich Vel
vet Vestlngs.
Silk and Cotton Vestings
Wooden do.
Suspenders.
Fashionable
Trimming Goods, &c
An extensive assortlnen
Of Cloak and Dress
y D. c. n IOll
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11
NO Palm Lear Israiders.

m GOD braders can be supplied with super Palm
W Leaf, Of different kinds TO braid into Hats,
good terms.
DICKINSON, DAY g. CO.
Brattleboro, Aug. 30, 1874. 6w2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11

The PrOJdte Court for The District Of Marlboro.
To the heirs and all interested in the estate Of
EDWARD WALKER, late of Wardsboro, de-
ceased, GREkTISG.
Il estate will be divided and distributed to and
among the heirs at the session of said Court to be
held at Newfane in said district, the twentieth
day of November next, at which time all questions
Of heirship and advancement will be heard.
Dated September 26, 1874.
IL ASA KEYES, Register.