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inch, came up in 8 I-2

The Nos. 8, 8, and III, were dug up after
twenty-five days, aud it was found that No.
3 had an inch more to grow TO reach the
surface Of the earth, Nos. 0 and ii had Just
sprouted, but were short, and three inches
below the surfice. No. 10 came up in
II l-2 days; but the tender leaf remained
only six days green, and withered. There
is no experiment which shows more clearly
the advantage of shallow planting in soil
mt too loose, and trodden down, than this.
The more shallow the seed was covered with
earth, the more rapidly the sprout made lis
appearance, and stronger afterwards was the
stalk The deeper the seed lay. the longer
it remained befre il came to the surface
-Four inches was too deep for the maize, and
must therefore be for yet smaller grain kerr
nels.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10
JOEL MOVES.
Spring Goods,
At the New York Store.

A RE received in great variety, consisting ol
IA all the newest styles of Balzorines, Mus
Inns, Ginghams, Sc; rich Shawls of every de-
esription; plaid and Slrp'd Silks for dresses.
200 ps. PRINTS, new patterns;
100 Florence, Rutland, and other STYLES
30 ETS; French Flowers; Ruches ;
Tales, dc.
40 ps. Carpeiing and Oil Cloths. the best
assortment ever offered in this market.
SO ps. Summer Stufis, for gents and chill
dren's wear.
Broa'cloths, Fancy Cassimeres, rich Vest
ings, very large assortment Housekeeping
articles in great variety.
Purchasers are invited 10 CALL believing Il
to be the best and cheapeststock in the place.
VIM. p. CUNE.
Brattleboro, April rs, 1914. 81
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SUMMER sTUFFs.

Plaid and fancy Gambroons; Stockinefs;
plain and fig'd Linen Drills, Bingham coat
checks, Grass Cloih, Jacket Linens. A host
of cheap Summer Goods, such rs York Dem
inns, Hamilton, Pawiuckei. aud blue Drills, &c.
Wool, Hemp and Straw Carp'Iing, together
with general assortment If furnishing and
housekeeping gonds. Brown and blench'd cot
tons, Drills, and general assortment Of coun-
try Domesiics, etc. etc. etc.
Purchasers are invited 10 call. We shall he
happy 10 show our stock of Goods, and trust
we can suit them, believing our assortment as
complete, and prices as low as any house in
Vermont.
DICKINSON, DAY & co.
April %, 1914. IS
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eH ooorm eNarf.

Painted Tubs, Pals and Keelers RAIL-.
Cradles, Wash boards, Wooden Trays ~ NJ
Boxes, boys Wheel barrows, Butter S,, ma'
Salt Moriars, Mop Handles, Clothes Pp''
Wire Selves, Dippers, &c. &c. ''H''
The above goods will be sold cheap for ,..h
short credit, or most kinds Of country proSs..
Brattleburo, April IS, 1914. a.
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NEW GOODS.
DICKINSON, DAY g. CO.
No. A, Granite Row,
OPPOSITE THE STAGE HOUSE,

OPPOSITE THE STAGE HOUSE,
HAVE received an extensive stock Of FASH
IL ionabr spring and summer goods, con-
sisiing of rich shaded Chusans, wool Balzo-
rinrs, cotton do, Culumbines, Partisan Lawns,
Muslin Ginehams, printed Lawns, Parsians,
cry description, Paris Cord, Gimps, Fringes,
and other dress trimmings. Plain and embrui-
dered MouSlin de Lame, rich Cashmere, Silk
and other ShewIs; Prints of every description,
Scotch Ginghdms, Mourning goods, Sc La
dies and Misses Gloves and Miiis Of all kinds;
Hosiery, &c. A general assortment oi White
gopds. consisting W plain, satin sirip'd. and
Lace Muslins aud Canbrics India Book Mus
lins, Bishops Lawn, Swiss Null, Linen Cam
biic, Linen and Cambria Hdkfs, French Dim
ify, &c. Also-Parasols, Sun Shades, Flo
renee Bonnets, rich Ribbons, Tabs and Ariii-
cial Flowers; white and color'd single and
double brmm'd LeghorD Hats.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10
For the phmnix.
SAD MUSINGS.

SAD MUSl N @ 3.
mr. HERMIrAs MIsFoRTAEus.
almost wish | had a son,
My library to inherit,
One that would vice and evil shun,
And be child Of merit.
But lone and lonely through LIES course,
A poor invalid must be,
No one to cheer me with discourse,
No cheerful, smiling days 10 see.
But soon will life's short scenes be DER,
And on earth be known no morej
Life's To me scene of gloom,
No hope or Joy this side the tomb.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10
WOOIENS.

Super, medium and low priced Broadcloths
OF evory color aud shade; London Cassmrres
Doeskins, Twee,ls, and liw priced Cassmeres
plain and fancy; a general assortment Of Tai
lor's Trimmings.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10

A MEXICAN, German, English and French
IN Broadcloihs and Cassimeres of every pos
sible desesclipiion Of colour and quality Also
Plain and Figured Vcvei, Iich SILK Satin.
Light check, Light and dark Valencia, and
Marssilles Vestings at C. It. a. SONS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10
PROPER DEPTHS FOR SEEDS.

Burgers Economy Of Farming, (recenily
translated from the German, by the Rev. T..
G. Smith Of New York. states the following
as the result of an experiment tried with In
dian Corn, to determine the proper depth at
which seeds should be put. That which
was planted at The depth of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10
New Goods.

TUST received splendid assortment of new
- Goods, such as are usually kept in stores
where they pretend TO keep full assortment.
Prices as low as at any store in this village.
j. H. WHEELER
Bratteboro, April so, Is44. SO
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u. STATE. DISTRICT COURT,
VERMONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE 10 show cause against the petition Of
AFRAID JOHNSON of jamaica for his discharge
aud certificate Bankrupt. al the ofiice OF SaDi-
uel Prentiss, District Judge. in Montpelier. in said
district, Tuesday the sixteenth day Of July, A. ID.
lo44, at 10 A NJ. So
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vESTINGS.

New style rich Cashmere, plaid and fancy
ValenciaS, cheap Woisied, light cheap Mar
sailles, etc; extra heavy black Satins, iig'd and
plain gents Scars, great variety. Silk peck.
Ell Hdkfs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10
w. s. PHIPPS & CO.,

IAN GOODSs VIZ :
Shnwls; black ilet and
tulle lace Shawls; Gin
pure lace Shnwls 4; rich
fancy silk Handker-
chiefs and Cravais; silk
Bandannas; Cornhs ;
black silk Cravnts +;
Centlrmen's Scarfs ;
green Barage and wells;
Love wells black and
colored Grapes; Vel
vets, &c.
Gloves, Mitts, &c.
Tulie Mi.ts with Blu.
giles, spangles aud gold
embroidered M"hair
Gloves; Mltts and half
fingered ;
d.. Lace, honeycomb and
filet do.
Rubber Mitis; super black
and colored KidGloves;
Lisle Thread and silk
Cloves.
HOSIERY.
Black and colorrd i'm
imperial and plain cot
ton Hose;
Blach Moravain do. mix d
do;
Silk Hosiery; Vigonia
half Hose.
GIMPS, GlRDLES,
Fringes, &c,
Paris, Moss, Flnrence.
bugle and rich fancy
GiInps T; Astrachnchan,
sheai.head silk and
bullion Fringes;
Rich Girdles Grape
Cords; 'Tasseis;
Fancy Buttons ; fancy
Buttons with pendants,
ac"rns, &c.
Bonnet. neck and cap
Ribbons: Tafrta aud
velvet Ribbons; Gal
looms;
Glass and pearl Buttons;
satin Wire; wire Rib
bon Reticules ; curtain
Fringe; linen Tapes
B"bbins; twlll-d Tapes;
Hooks and Eyes ; Pa
risian Lavender ; Co
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10
WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
A. u "a black and white
gimpurr Lacrs;
"a TO 50 black aud white
filet Nets;
Mrcklin, Brussels, bri-
CAN'T, wire ground and
! jacquard Laces;
Black silk filel Nets;
Lisle Thread, gimpurs
tatiing, Ashburton and
| plat Laces and edg-
ings, black and white;
Blonde Cuttings; colored
Rucllps;
Filet and tulle shnwls.
LACE GOODS.
Book Muslin and Cam.
brio Edgings and in
Settings;
! NJ uslin Cellars, newstylei
Black Mourning do;
Book. Swiss < jacquard
Muslins;
Curtain Muslins; Bishop
Lawns;
Check d, satin striped,
and plain Carnbrics;
Swiss CHECKED and satln
spot Cambrics;
! Lace striped Canibrics;
corded Skirts
Long Lawns;
Linen C'ambfics; Linen
Cambria Handkerchief;
DRESS GOODS.
Cotton Balzurines, Wors.
ted d..
Printed Damages; Printed
Lawns;
Mourning Lawns ; Print.
ted Swiss Muslins;
LaceOrgandies; jacquard
Organdi Ginghams;
Linen Chusans I; Coat
and Earlst',n Gingharns;
Striped Silks;
Delhi DRESSES;
shawis iIdkfs sc.
Rich Plain, lace striped
and granite Calnrllon
silk Shawls; black silk
Ottoman Shawls /; E.
cossais. silk and wors.
ted Barage, de Lainr
and Printed Cashmere.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10
New Goods! New Goods |!
~. ". Chandler 4. Co.

~. R. Chandler a. Co.
A RE now opening large and well selected
IN assortment of
N 10 anD Questionable Drp CooDs,
received direct from the emporium of New
England, consisting in part OF Brnadcluihs,
Cassinieres, Doe-skins, Gambroons, Turinetis,
and VestnRs, of all shades, qualities and prices.
RICH DRESS SILKS.
Aiiphan's, Eoliennes, Bazorines, Damasks,
Pafisians, Muslins. Ginghams, Lawns, Muslin
dc LANES, Mourning Goods aud chang gables.
cxNxPURE, 4
Laces, Edgings, Gimps, and Cords. !,
Hosiery,
Gloves, Mtis, and Miioens; GENTS Scafis
and Hdkfs; RIBB ONS Of every variety, Bon
net aud Cap.
SUMMER STUFFS,
Chesterfield Sheeiing, blearhed aud brown
Drills. Linen Drilling for Summer Pants. A
large assortment Of White Goods,
Florence and SILK BOnmets,
Hats, every price from I2I cents TO IS. Pa
per Hangings; Wrapping Paper BY the case
OF single renm. furnished AT short notice;
CROCKERY, spring patterns;
An extensive assortment of Hard Ware,
Seine and India rwinc; Sheep Tobacco.
Groceries, Of superior qualify, aud very
low; Paints and Oils; Glass.
Drugs anu :MtOlrfMfS
furnished to Physicians on the most reasonable
terms.
In short-to present truth in nut shell
we have every thing suited 10 the Farmer,
Mechanic, Manufacturer, and
MI,
and would only add a word for the benefit Of
our patrons, p3-"C.4LL and SEEn
p. II. CHANDLER & CO.
Puinev, May /, i5d4. So
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FLORENCE RONNETs

A large loi Of superior finish and ,ex,u,. :,
very low prices for the quality. '' "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10

Superfne, fine and common Wooden r.
ings. some new style, and The riches, r w,pe.'
ever offered 10 this section of the coupt rv'sIn'
so--Slraw Carpeiing; Oil Cloth do. az
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NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!!!

A VERY large stock uf Summer Goods Of
IN every description and quality just received
by
Apul24. C. TOWNsLEY 8. SON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-05-10

Receiving Calls in Paris-Mr. O
author of"The Great Metropolis" in his late
work, "Paris and its people," remarks:
In fashionable Society in Paris the prac-
tice ofreceiving calls is very different from
that which prevails in this country. There,
instead of receiving calls every day. par
ticular day is set apart once week for the
purpose. The friends Of the lady, knowing
the day on which she is willing TO receive
them, never think of calling any other day.
And when strangers call The servants at
once inform them that the lady Of the house
is not 'yisihle," but will be so on a partcu-
lar day. The arrangement is doubtless a
much better one for ihose who have TO rel
Ish for more formal, frivolous ''calls" than
that which obtains in this country. To those
who can appreciate the value of time, il
must be very great object to find that they
are entire mistresses of their own time for
six days Of the week, out Of the seven, with
out the risk Of defending any Of their friends,
by not seeing them during that period.
On the day, however, which is set apart
for reception offriends, Partisan ladies make
a point Of being accessible Nothing, in
deed. short of physical necessity. ever in
dnces them TO deny themselves to their ac-
quaintaGces on that day. A lady will actu-
ally rise from a he'd of sickness, contrary to
the earnest entreaties Of her physician, TO
receive visitors, even should she thereby
peril her life.
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New Spring Goods.



A RE this week receiving from Boston. a
"A large and splendid stick of GOODS,
suitable for The spring and summer trade, con-
sisiing in part uf the following aiiicles:--
Bslznril,es, Scinda Stripes, printed Lawns,
M. de LANES, Chusans, Prints--a great varir-
~ of siyles-Linen Cambria Hdkis; Lawn do;
silk pocket do; brown aud hrarhed Cotton
Hose, from 10 81 40 cts. per pair; ladies' Kid,
silk and cotton Glnves--a grrni variety; Cd,
ia, and Sd brown linen Table Covers: white
do; Damask Table Linen; and n great variety
.oi other goods, which we will sell as cheap rs
can be bought al any other place foi good pay.
ErOaticlOths and Cassi.neres.
London browns, blue bIark German and
English clnihs Invisible Green do; fancy
stripe aud checked Doe-skins, plain aud ribb'd
Satinetls; .Vestings, &c. 81.
SUMMER sTUrFs.
Tweeds cloth, for summer coats; Cotton
ades Canton Cord Denims Indigo Blue
Jeans Striped Linen Drills; Brown Linen
Drillings; brown grass Linens, SC.
COTTON GOODS.
Brown and bleached Sheeiines and Shirt
ings, 5 Ia Cd wide; brown DrIlings; Tirk-
ings Batting; Wicking, cotton Carpetng
striped Shiriings, &c. Sc.
Customers may. be- assured thai il the goods
suit, prizes shall be made satisfactory.
Braltleboro, April 80, IS44. Sc
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@N'e,C Goods.
WIN. iii. WILLIAMS


INFORMS his former customers and the
IL public, that he has received general as
sortment Of new and fashionable GOODS,
consisting Of a great variety of American and
English Prints, Of The latest and most fashion,
able styles, from s ia 81 cts. per yard; Furni-
iure Prints, f,om TO IL cts. per yard; large
assortment of
BrOadclOths, Cassimeres, and
Satineits,
splendid assortment Of Fancy Goods, which
cannot but suit the Green Mountain ladies'.
Brown Sheetngs and Shrtings, bleach'd
Wieking, Batting, Waddng, Sc. ST.. Groce-
rirs Of all kinds, very low; I.inseed Oil, by the
barrel OF less quantity; Sperm do, of different
qualities; Paints Of all kinds AlSo--a good
assortment Of
Grorkerp, GLASS, s. Farn gU5re,
Challron Kettles, Plonghs, Scrapers, and Hoes.
The alb we Goods will be sold as cheap az.
the cheapest, for cash, approved credit, or
most kinds VI country produce.
WIN. II. WILLIAMS.
Newlane, April is, 1914. 6wS4
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Ne'c Goods,
RECEIVED Br
A. e. DWINELT,
NO. I GRANTEE -

ID ICH printed Lawns and MusIins il, "'
~ style Mouslin de LANES; English '' so new
and American Ginghams; English, F,ss SSUleh,
American Prints; rich color'd, ied. s,,; "ss and
plain Silks; Sd, 90, and "A Linen Shapp,asnd
rich bonnet and cap Ribbons; Cotton Hle,l.ng';
at great barg aims; children and Misses o os.,
do; Iich new style Shawls, verv chsso. 'SOl'on
mer siulis for gentlrmen's and children, gum
10 great variety; plain, lip'd and corda5 wee.i,
Cambrics; rich new style 6Q'd Lace "hie
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BroadclOths, Cassimeres, and
Salineits,
NOTICE

TIME subscriber wishes 10 lei the Pasture
Il and Moving (S4 acres,) known by the
name of the Smith lot, situated in The North
prrt OF Marlboro
MOSES MERRIFIELD, JR.
Marlboro, April IS, 1914. 81
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LADIES ATTEND.

LA ~ ILS N n ~ DE
c. L. s. Son invite the attention Of the La
dies of this village aud vcinity 10 large
assortment of tIia7aInes, Lace Organdiues,
Cashmere and Mnuselsnr De LANES, Printed
Lawns, and Muslins, OIirnialines, Light and
Mourning Scotch Ginphanis, and the most
splendid styles of Prints ever before offered
Also new and splendid article NJ
B.aV.7RI.4 SHAWLS.
Plain, Embossed, and Cnl'd Embossed do
Rich Satin cravais Light aud dark French
Kid Gloves Imperial Robes, Cnl'd. unhenched
and while, Plain. Embnssed, and open work,
Cotton and Silk Huse, Silk, Gum Elastic Lace,
and Cotton Miiis, Silk and Gotten Gloves,
Parasols, Sun Shades, Fahs. S-c.--which they
win be very happy 10 show them at any and all
times. April "a.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
RICH SPRING GOODS,

btbVbb M uthHNG
YUNHE Subscribers beg leave respectfully TO
u say to the citizens of Wilmington and
vicinity, that they have received the
Largest, Handsomest, and Cheapest assOrf-
ment of SPRING GOODS,
that they have ever brought to this town,
which, on account of the great competition
now in business, aud the low price of ireights,
thew can and tciH sell luwer fir Cash, Produce
or Good Credit, than they have ever been sold
here before. Among which may be found
Rich Mousn DeLanes, Chusans, Balzo-
rines, Lawns. Parisennes, Scotch Ginghams,
new styles Cacoes, Ladies Cravais, Glmps
and Fringes, Gimpure and Ashhurton Edgings,
Gloves, Mits and Hosiery, Summer stutis,
Iickings and Drillings, Crashes aud Diapers;
a complete assortment of White Goods at very
low prices; elegant Florence Bonneis, rich
Ribbons: large and beautiful assortment of
Millinery Goods at prices that will deiy conf
petition; large assortment of Broadclohs and
Cassimeres at twenty per cent lower than ever
hefDre Offered; splendid assortment at Indies
Kd Shoes III desirable STYLES for spring and
summer; a few cases of Gents Cali and Kip
Bon,s, which will be sold at extremely low
prices; new assortment Of Crockery, Glass
and China Ware. Also,
WI GOODS and GROCERIES;
Oil, Paints and Dye Stufs;
Mails, Glass, Hard Ware, sc. &c
Together with
large assortment Of other kind Of goods which
are not meniioned above; all of which having
been bought for Cash, at unusually low prizes,
we are disposed To oier our customers on the
most favorable terms. We particularly invite
YOUR attention tn our stock beiole making pur-
chases elsewhere.
HARRIS Il FITCH.
Wilmington, May I, 1914 6wS6
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~ New Goods.
MILLER g. CLARK


" GUILD respectfully invite The a,,eO,o.
W Of The riiizens Of WiamsviIle and \,
vicinity, 10 their well selected assor,ms0, J" ~
new and fashionable DRY GOODS eons. ~
ing of great variety Of American and Euo;I
Prints, Furniture Prints, printed Lawns n ,s.
patterns; Muslins, Gnghams, &c. R;,s
Shawls, Fancy Hdkf., Gimpure, Brussels ana
fg'd Web Laces Edeings and Tnsertinvs.
Florence Bpnnefs, Bonnet Ribbons and French
Flowers; brown Sheetings, Shirlings and Dris
lings; bleach'd do.
BrCadclOths, Cassimercs and
'SGtinefs,
Summer siufs; Groceries of The best QUALITY,
very low; Paints, Oils, &c; Crockery, Glis
and Hard Ware.
The above, with many other Goods, are A
new, and great care has been taken to seller
the latest patterns and fashions. Please "a
and examine belore YOU male your purchase
HORATIO N. MILLER
GEO. w. CLARK.
Williamsville, April, %, 1914. sxs
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no 1nT.
.GIor Mte lonmllg, lslbb ns, sc.

~ C. HALL has received this day, a large
NJ. assortment Of Florence BOnneis, Rib
bons, Flowers, &C., as cheap rs the cheapest.
May l. 50
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SUMMER STUrFs.
COTTON GOODS.
G.. C.. HALL

rs receiving this week from New York, Bos-
u ton and Harll;,rd, as large an assortment, of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK
ERY, and HARD WARE, as can be found
in The country. Particulars next week.
May 1. Sc
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and would only aid word for the benefit Of
our patrons, pE5-"C.aLL AND SEEn
p. r. CHANDLER & co.
Puiner, May 1, 1914. So
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The New Bedford Mercury says that few days
since Of the subscribers 70 the eekly Mercury,
whose account had been standing from 1874, volun.
tnrily called in and paid the whole arrears, and ten
yesrs in adoaacsi Such an occurrence makes a
pleasant item
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CRAVATS.
CULTS.

IMPERIAL, French and Marsailles Quilts,
II CoverIids and Counlerpanes of all sizes,
just received by
C. TowNsLEY & SON.
April %. So
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Escape from Prison.-Isaac Paige, whose
arrest and c"inmiiia TO prison in this town,
charged with the burning Of his dwelling house
in Fiihburg, for The purpose ,f defrauding the
insurers, was noticed in the spy some weeks
since, broke Jail on the night of the 2lsi inst.
We understand thai he had feigned sickness,
and on that evening he retired, from supper, 10
his room alter ealing but few mouthf,la. Ii
seems he avaed himself Of the opportunity 10
place something in his b'd to give the appesr-
ace Of being himself in il, and then secreted
himself in another room, more favorable Tor his
operations. In the course Of The night he sue
ceeded in wrenrhing two of the bars of the
window from the places, SO as 10 admit Of his
passing between them, and made his escape
The Sheriff of The County offers a reward Of
500 for his apprehension. Woresster Spy.
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shawis ,Idks sc.

JUST RECEIVED,
ONE case Parasols, and one more case or
" Tweeds, Tor Summer Goats. Strike
while the IRONS hot.
P. r. CHANDLER & co.
Putney, May !, 1874. So
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Iron, steel, and Nails.

10 TONS Iron and Steel, and 100 casks as
~ sorted Nails, just received for sale by
the cask or ID. by
C. ToWNSLEY & SON.
May 1, 1874. So
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The New Haven papers contain notice ol
an intended application 10 the Legislature for a
charter 10 construct rail road 10 the West
line offhe State, 10 be continued thence 10 The
city al New York. Al Boston, a committee
ofsix has been appointed Fur the purpose 81
taking measures 10 secure The construction ol
said road. This is an impudeni piece Of bust.
ness, but we cannot help il. Next thing we
shall know, the B,stonians will he devisinp
WAYS and means Ia clean our streets. II ihev
choose, they may pay our debts too.-N. Y
Journal
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Pennsylvania Revenue BM-From the re-
port oiprpceeiings in the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature. II will be seen that the Main Line and
Tax Bill has passed the Senate, that body hav-
ing fist struck out the ratio of two mills ON
tored that oiihe three mills, and that the bill
has been returned TO The House ioi concurrence
in some miner amendments.
The Harrisburg Union SAYS that besides re-
storing the provision for three mill tax, tho
Senate also inserted a new sectnn appru-
pdating the revenue raised under the bill exclu-
svely Ia the pavment Of interest on the public
debt.-N. Y. Jour Of Com.
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