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ilude from his cotrrItrvmen! But
"WIlO IS JAMES X. POikin

lie Is the man who SAYS
II HAVE NO HESITATION IN DE-
GLAZING. THAT AN IN FAVOR
OF THE mmediaie re annexation Of
1eras TO TlID TERRITORY AND
GOVERN MENT OF TIE u. s."
What friend of the Union and our glo-
rious Constitution can subscribe to stch a
sentiment?
He is the man who, on several octa-
sions While in Congress, voted AGAINST
bills '.tor The relief Of The surbjUing Off.
Gers Of NE Revolutionary Warn'
Is there descendant of those old pa
triots who can support man who would
deprive the soldiers of the revolution of
their only means of subsistence?
He is the man who, while in Congress,
voted AGAINST the resolution appropriate
ing a few cords Of wood for the relief OF
The perishing poor al Georgetown, during
an unusually severe winter!
Is such man entitled to the confidence
and support of the poor, industrious, but
honest voters Of this country?
He is the man, finally, who, as a candi-
date for the Presidency. processes no prIn-
clplcs--advocate no measures-is actua-
ted by no patriotic motives. He oppo-
ses every thing good which the Wings
advocate. and IN the spirit Of Destructive
ness would, if elected, REpEAL the Tariff
of 1912, and establish no substitute by
which the Nation and the Industrious
classes would be benefited. We will not
support him, and they viii not. HENRY
CRAY is he Peoples choice-he will be
triumphanIy elected, and The Tariff will
be preserved.
PEOPLE OF MARYLANDl
Pause, we warn, we beg, we entreal
yol1, by all lha, you hold dear to your
selves, your families, and your country,
PAUSE, before casting your vote for Mr..
Polk, whose election will as assurediy
result in the destruction of the best inter
esls Of your country, as that i, shall lake
place!
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From the Richmond Whig.
VIRGINIA.

The accounts from nearly every quar-
tea Of Virginia are ''first ratce." G'n't
what gu call the "Cilidcl," grn,ltmcT
Locos! We know the stale better tina"
any man in it, and we promise you thar
we expect 10 drub you.
Heads up wings! the day is oars!
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Corner of St. Paul and Fayete streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken, fitted
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
Public Hotel would be happy II receive
the patronage of the travelling community
who may favor him with call, and fiat
ters himself tina, they will find every COM
fort and attention which are to be met
with in the best lIoteFs IN the city.
n. B. A few Gentlemen can be &C
commndattd with board and pleasant
ionms by the month or year on reasona-
BILE terms.
Join ALRERTSON.
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EiktOn Foundry.
FARMERS LOOK HERE.

FARNIF.KN LUUN FEKE.
J, p. Canlwell s VIM. NJ. Gidley have
established an Iron Foundry in Elkton,
where they are making concave and evey
other description of Plough cas!ings:-
also, all kinds of castings made to order.
Orders for casting, thankfully received
and promptly attended 10.
The Public are generly andrespectlully
invited TO call aud see our work,
Elkton July eth lS.l-3m
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James G. Birney.

The Liberty party Nominee for Presi'
dent has, we understand, accepted the
nominalien of the Locofocos in Saginaw
county. where he resides for represen-
lalIve in the Legislature of Mlchlgan7-
Whether this Is intended ASA withdrawal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-02
Extract from an Address to the People OF
Kentucky from the Locoioco Cohven-
ton.

awe have now nominated man who
is neither Hero nor Magician, citizen
comparatively undislinguished, beaten
twice in his own State in the Governors
canvass. but a man oat ard out
for Free Trade, open and Internationally
opposed 10 Protection, as inexpedient and
unconstitutional We nominate a man
as the exponent Of our principles, and we
expect to conquer OH our principles.
without any exlraneous aid" "We are
opposed To a Protective Tariff. We con
slider it a fraud upon the great body of the
people"
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POLK AND OREGON. Col. Polk
while in Congress, voted three times n
gainst the occupation Of Oregon by our
Govrnmenl. vet the Locoioco advocates
OF Oregon occupation support Polk to
ensure occupation.
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from the Presidential contest. and an m
tImall0n t. Iris party 10 go for Polk. !tx.-,
and 'dIahnlon, or not, we are unadvi-rd.
Bait. " hjg
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Millinery.

N,GR>. FOARD, having (agaln) just rcturnc
IVA nom the clly with large aud elegant as
snrtuant Ut fashionable BONN ETS, together
with he uslal variety of articles sold by Millin-
crs would respectfully inform her friends a:id Tire
uuhiic, that she has again opened the shop she
Formerly kept, directly opposite the Washington
Hotel, where sine hopes heretofore, to merit
ani receive il liberal snare of custom.
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coal! COAL COAL H.!

cargo Of Superior Butler coal just re-
.ceived at Elkton. This coal is better adj
apted to the IL e Of Stoves and Crates than
any that has heretofore been offered in This
place.
Send your Orders to DIR COWAN
EbtoH. Sept. .l4th, lS41.
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AGENTS FOR TIE CECIL WIS,
John y. Yarnlll, Por, DEPOSIT
7. w. Abrahams, Port Deposit
Hlwin IIAin1s, P. NJ Rising Sun.
Ion,s Preston, Jr. +. NJ. Conowingo.
JOAN 5. Everest, Rowlandsvillc.
Joseph IIaines, Brick Meeting House.
John McCracken, +. NJ North Eas'.
Nathan Wilkinson, Elk Iron Works.
William II. Pcarce, p. NJ. Cccilton,
John B. Morton, P. NJ. Warwick.
John l.. Clayton, P NJ. Chesapeake City
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Wool Carding.
SPL.N.NI.NG, WEITI.SG. Full

nav u, ~ 1f.N", w.
The subscriber respectfully informs the
Public that he has rented the Elk Mills,
No"Ien and Cotton Factories. known as
CARROTS Mills. situated in Cecil CO. Md.
seven miles above Elkton, on the Big Elk
stream, aud four miles from ,he village OF
Newark Del. They are now in full opera
tinn. Wool will be received to be made into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, Cassimrrs. Salnetts,
Blankets or FIannels, as directed. at short
no,l"r, manufactured by the yard, for Cash
or WooI, or made up on the shares.
Tno.e who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths. SC, may expect gener-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT,
MAY 25rh 1914.
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l,s|,;iik Grist Mill,

winch can be readily and al an inconsd-
cradle expense converted lntoa Will again
or It can be used for any manufacturing
business, the said creek being a large and
never failing stream, winch affords full
and cone,ant supply of water al all sea-
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f.x'tor fIas. 5. Springer, dec d..
Elkton Nd. june 22d lSl4
*.*Naional InteIIigenCer, Bait Amerl-
can, mqui,er and Pennsylvanan PhlIa..
Examiner Lancaster, and Village Record,
West Chester; will insert once week
ror6 weeks and forward bills to Trustee.
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A RIM.

THNhe subscriber offers for sale, his farm
4 lying one milr east of the Brick Meet
mg House, Cecil co. Md, IL contains
buut
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THE SOMEBODY'S AND THE NO
BODIES.

Mamma, said Miss Julianna Selma Car
dina Languish, "who are those Middletons
are they anybody
why, my dear, young Middleton joined
in the hunt last week, and was introduced
at the last ball. and keeps a greyhound, SO
you know he must be somebody.
Yes, mamma, but can't help thinking
that they are only retired. very good sort OF
people no doubt, and all that sort Of thing,
but there is something about them that
makes me think that they are nobody after
ALL
my dear they must be Somebody
No, mamma, they want to pass for some
body but, as everybody knows there is al
ways a something which tells you directly
whether anybody is anybody and it is not a
bit of use for anybody who is nobody, to
pretend to be somebody
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CONSUMPTION & LIVER
COMPLAINT.
DIR. TAYLoa's
Balsam of Liverwort

ENROM SIS Bowery, New York Fl, Il.
u of Coughs, Colds, Catarr6s t Leeut'
Soreness of the chest, pain in the ~; is'"ns,
breast, raising of blood, Liver com ue ana
Bronchitis, and all those affections NJ ,ba rL,
and lungs, which are a source Of ~ MI e I'uo,l
lerlng, and, unarrested, so often term;ns,. 'u Y
Consumption-ihis remedy is highly and ;s. u
distinguished. 1t is purely vegetable w;lg us'g
gentle in its effects upon the systen " anS aod
be taken in the most delicate cases with s.e sn
as well as utility. Physicians aware Of -, ''ey
dicinal properties and witnessing ia - ss. us'
even IN extremes, and in some instances t sas.
renly almost hopeless cases, often nress, sPp:'
in their practice, both as palliative and
edy, and with the Medical Faculty gen s nsua'
has met with great appreciation. -'
CONSUMPTION.-Tbe Collow;D,,
were taken from late number of The M. nGn
Magazine. The surprising effect pr mo- ,usIia
the genuine DR.. TaS lor's Balsam Of ;vs,"oy'!
made at SIS Bowery. in Consumn,io ,r', WV
cannot fail exciting a deep and thrilling ;,,s,.s;
Throughout the world. We have so lona ~
lieved this disease (Consumplonl iocnrst b.
that It is difficult TO credit our senses when ~,
see persons evidently consumptiye. ,es,o,ad v" ~
health. Yet il is fact of daily oceurre sC.D
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26

For common cold and cough this is one Of
the very best remedies ever discovered.
n. B.-There is spurious and counterfeit
article afioat and lately introduced into all parl,
OF the country. Therefore be careful to gel
the genuine, which is from SIS Bowey, n. Y,
Of the following agents, viz: BUTTON 4
CLARK, Braiileboro; VIM & Chase, VIII
tingham; +. Chids, Wilmington; S.kW.G.
Cutting, Green River; John H. Wells, BEL
lows Falls; S. F. Thompson, Townsbend;
Plimpton & Higgins, North W ardsboro; Geo.
NJ. Barrett, Grafton; Mortified L Newell, Ja-
maica; Niles AIdrich, Londonderry; Foster &
Parker, Weston; J. Hadley, Chester.
- Beware of Counterieiis, the genuine has
new Steel Plate Engraved Wrapper, On each
bottle. emo. 81
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case Of preservation OF life by dog may at
tract the notice Of the Humane Society,"
though medal would not keep the fact before
the public so well as a handsome collar with
an inscription Journal.
LATE FROM MEuco-The u 8. shin Vincennes
Capt F. Buchanan, arrived at Pensacola on the 9TH
inst, from cruise on the coast Of Texas and Mex
leo. She is said to have brought important des-
patches from Commodore Conner COMMANDMENTS
Chief Of the Home Squadron and Mr. Green, our
Charge d'Affaires at Mexico, which was immedi-
ately forwarded 10 Washington by mail.
Papers TO the Goth June received by the
Vincennes from the City of Mexico. They con-
tain Santa Annas letter to his Minister of Foreign
Relations, written after the interview which he had
with Mr. G.. L. Thompson, the recent special agent
of the United States 10 Mexico; also long cor
respondence between NJ. Gocanegre, the Mexican
Minister of Foreign Relations, and MIR Green, our
Charge d'Ahaires on the subject Of the annexa-
lion of Texas 10 the United States.
The views and Intentions OF Mexico relative TO
Texas may be inferred from Santa Anna's letter,
of which the following is an extract
"The President Of the United States in my opin-
ion, has not acted very properly in treating OF the
anne Ration Of Texas with its actual posscssors, be-
cause the majority Of these, being but portion of
the American community, although with the name
of Texans have no right TO enter into treaty Of a
territory which does not belong to them. That
Mexico being determined 10 sustain her rights with
out yielding them, because she considers them
unquestionable, thinks the proposition made on the
part of the Americans inadmssabe, and renounces
all idea of cedng her territory. That Mexico is
resolved again TO undertake vigorously the cam.
paign against Texas, for which she holds in readi-
large army with all the necessary resources,
which the peace she latterly enjoyed, and the gen
eral prosperity Of the country enabled her 10 OBJ
tain. That f she has not proceeded 10 open the
campaign during the present year, it is because she
has been awaiting the result of the armistce a.
greed upon, in order 10 treat of the termination of
the actual war. That If the United States desires
in good faith TO arrest the disorder which exists
there, much TO their prejudice their best plan is
10 induce Texas 10 recognize the sovereignty of
Mexico, disposed she is TO make every concession
which situation religion, customs, &c. may require
but that in no manner will she consent TO dismem-
Der her territory; rather will she carry the TO
any extreme which may be necessary Ia sustain her
rights and that Us nations do not die the right Of
accompanying that territory shall remain 10 our chill
dren and grand children. That this is the opinion
of the Government and Of the Mexcaps."
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Sash, Doors, & Rim.

THE subscriber has on hand. and min
n TO order, all sizes and qualities W S y max,
Doors and Blinds, plain and fancy. msD Sa1sher
red at the old stand lately occupied baISalacIu.
chine Shop. '"uan's M.
Also-keept constantly on hand FIR ..,.
and second quality Pine Lumber y w vae, hni
otherwise engaged, the subscribe, " ,uiS not
Jobs for framing or finishing buiId;Oom. ul " LAX.
kind, either in or out Of town. An ,ss ~ any
ranted, and done in good workmsnk"s U ~. wa''
Bratteboro, April 10, 1914. 0NSE;
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HAVING TOOLS.

~ ERMAN, Shear, and Cast Steel Scyihes, OF
NJ different manufactures. Also, Scythe Snaihs
Rakes, Pitch Forks, celebrated Cummington Scylhe
will be sold wholesale and retail at the manufac
tuIers prices. DICKINSON, DAY a. co.
Brattleboro, June I6, 1874 6w a.
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CoNSUMP TION IND RAlSIYG or
BLOOD CI-PED

| hereby certify that last August. was Al.
tackled with violent and proi1se hemorrbso.
from the lungs, severe coug Oh, with the ernes'
toraiion Of much mucus, pain in the head IT,.
ness in the chest, and other distressing svmn-
toms. ! bought a bottle of DR.. Taylor,s Bal.
sam OF L'verwort, from S75 Bowery, which.
under the blessing Of Providence, gave me In.
mediate relief. Its effect has been such in nv
case that | cannot praise it too highly.
CHARLES l.. SMITH.
-. $50 Tillery Street, BROOKLYN.
April sih, ls43.
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PAIN TIN G..

TIME subscriber wouldrespectfully announce
IL 10 the inhabitants of BrattIe6oro and its
vicinity, that having bough out Frederick V an
Doom, one door north of the Vermont House,
ne will continue TO carry on the Painting Bus
mess IN all It's various branches, viz; House,
Sign, and Imitation Painting, Glazing, and Pa.
per Hanging, &c., and hopes 10 merit share
of public patronage.
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Brattleboro, Aug. 10, lS4S. SO
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.uOATS
MORRISON PILLS.
THE GENUINE HYGEIN MEDICINE

- III " t@~N CL~NG< II Il " I<l4N DIOINLf
Accurately prepared by H. Sheppard Mosi,
OF New York, from the original recipe Bssd
for many years by his late father, Mr.. Thona
Moat, Vice President Of the British College
of Health.
| Twenty years successful administration Of
! these celebrated medicines in Europe, and
| more than ten years in the United States, have
established their high reputation. Thousands
! OF both sexes, who have been restored 10 health
the numerous sufferers rescued from pre-
mature death--and volumes of certified cases
OF cure, embracing every disease in the long
catalogue of human misery; must convince The
most incredulous, oil their superiority and the
truth OF the Hygeian theory, resulting iron
scientific research and experience; namely, thai
Man is subject to only one real disease-n-
purity Of the blood"
The medicines being composed entirely Of
Herbs or Vegetable matter, purify the BLOOD
and carry OIL the corrupt humors of the BODY
IN manner so simple as 10 give every cay
ease and pleasure.
"Man will be born to days of bliss, compared
10 what has hitherto been his lot, weighed
down as he has been by disease, infrmies
and suterings, which no earthly power knew
how 10 alleviate, until this discovery, was pre-
scented 10 the world. The weak, the ieebe,
The infirm, the nervous, the delicate, are 10
lew days strengthened by their operation and
the most obstinate complaints are removed oy
perseverance without the expense OF Pl!s-
clan. Adapted TO all circumstances and slIua,
tons they are the best Medicines ever invented
for families, or to take 10 Sea; preventing SuI
Wy and costiveness, requiring no changer
diet, particular regimen, or care against taxing
cold.
The Hygeian Medicines, first INTRODUCED
into this country by II. S. Moat, in 1850, have
for the last three years been prepared by hl@i
and the increasing sale attests their iniIhsc
merit; they comprise two sorts of Pills, Nos,
and in single boxes ofeach at % or 80 Genus
and packets containing both sorts, Of 81, 30.
5. The Vegetable cleansing Powders, III
large boxes at S7i cts. with printed directions.
Each packet has a fac simile OF the signature
OF ii. Sheppard Moat, and TO prevent counter.
Ieits, are signed with a pen by the dlSlnc'
Agent and Sub-Agent, on label oil yellO"
P'N -. ..,, 49,. ,,.,, s,v. ,bo,.
signatures and are obtained from Sub-Ageh,S
Hho can produce their written appointments
rom the District Agent, and whose names a'o
advertised in their respective districts.
H. SHEPPARD MOAT, Proprietor.
Depot so canal street, New fofE'
For Sale Wholesale and Retail in BTaiie,,
'oFo, by BUTTON & CLARK, Genera,
agents, to whom all applications for ageOc'e'
aust be made. -
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DIR. LIE ROY'S
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE CURATIVE
Vegetable Pills /!
OF THE FRENCH COLLEGE
OF HEALTH, EsTADLIsHED IN FRANCE.

EeThe Doctrine is, that, one blood beats
in the pulse, and flows through the system Of
every man; one Divine Spirit, whose influence
anmates all souls; one vital principle sustains
all life; one atmosphere floats upon the earth
and ocean; one sun brighens and warns all
lands; and that every act of disunion tends TO
mutilate the human race, lit blasts, IL wthers,
il par alyzes, il kills the human system.
That the Blood is the one agent Of the Al
mighty In forming the body, and sustaining il
in health, no one at this time can reasonably
doubt.
II is the first moving part Of the body, where
the one cause, as the beginning Of everything
operates, that is contained in the animal, name
ly, nutrition, sense, and motion; consequently
of life and death, for whatever is nourished,
lives. Also, whatever is plentifully nouTished
with pure blood is enlarged and healthy, but
the body that is too sparinglv nourished, or
fEJs Nourished by impure blood, necessarily
pershes, and falls into fatal
CONSUMPTION
That also which is plentfully nourished by
pure blood, continues in health.
The blood, therefore, is justly reputcd by
philosophers, TO be the author of life and death,
of youth and old age; Of sleeping and waking
of seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting feeling,
breathing; in fact, the noble pIerogative OF the
BLOOD
is 10 perform all the effects of the animal body.
"What secret engines tune the pulse, whose din,
By chimes without, strike how things fare within"
The pulse is the guide to health; when they
are altered from their natural beat, then is the
time To take
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26

- MOKED HAM, Salt Pork, and Lard, for
- sale at the Bratileboro Market. by
PRATT Il BULLOCK.
Brattleboro, May s, 1914. 81
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PAPER.

III EDlUM, Deny, Cap, Letter, Post Office,
80 Cartridge and Fancy Paper, very low-at
the BOOKSTORE
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LOCO FoCo ATTEMPT AT DECEP-
TON

We find in the Journal Of Commerce the
following letter from James X. Polk, the Loco
Foco nominee for the Presidency:
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FOR SALE.

- ~ TANNERY, with abou, thirty
EgHsssL S~A acres ot Land-a DWELLING
80 iT House and out Buildings, near The
- center of Wardsboro, W INDIAN Coun
~ VT.
II not sold before, will be offered at Public Auc
lon on the premises, the first day of October, ls4l,
at IL o'clock, meridian.
For particulars, apply 10 w. A. Bridges, Esq'r..
near the premises, or Of the subscriber
l.. FAIRBANKS
Bennington, May 20, 1874 a2s
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints and
DYE STUFFS.


assortment of all the varieties of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, A ND
DYE sTUFFs,
AMONG WHICH ARE
10 chests Turkey Opium;
25 cases refined Camphor;
80 bbls cold pressed Castor Oil;
SO f" Alcohol;
10 chests Canton Rhubarb;
10 cases gum Mama;
so bales India SIENNA;
Alexandria SIENNA;
so bbls. pure African Cayenne;
10 cases Red Sea Myrrh;
25 boxes Tartaric Acid;
so kegs Sup. Carb. Soda;
10 casks Cream Tartar;
so jars Carbonate Ammonia;
% baskets Annatto;'
10 bbls pure Copaiva;
100 boxes CASTLE Soap;
200 or. Sulphate Quinihe;
90 cases Gum Arabic;
10 cans Oil Lemon;
10 Burgamot;
30 ceerons Ipecac Root;
3 bales Jalap Root;
English Valerian;
90 Sponges;
90 cases Liquorice Paste;
100 doz Palmer's Cream Of Soap;
$50 bales Sheep Irvine;
1000 packages Druggists Glass Ware;
80 bbls. Linseed Oil;
90 casks dry White Lead;
500 kegs assorted ground White Lead;
20 bbls. Spirits Turpentine;
so " English Venetian Red;
90 casks French Yellow;
90 cases gum Shellac;
10 " gum Copal;
100 bbls. Whiting;
90 cases Chrome Yellow;
10 " Chinese Vermillion;
% bbIs. Copal Varnish;
10 japan;
100 ground Camwood;
100 LOCKWOOD;
aO0A Redwood
so Lima Wood;
10 cases Manila Indigo;
5 " Bengal do.
casks Msdder;
% bbls Copperas;
80 do. Alum;
so catboys Oil Nitriol;
10 bbls. Blue Viiriol;
90 Olive Oil;
% packs Gold Leaf;
% bbis. superior Glue;
together with most extensive assortment OF
.ipotheeGries Glass Ware, PtrJumery, &c.
The above, together with oil the varieties of
Drugs, Paints aud Dye Stuhs that can be
ound in any city, are offered at the very low
est rates, on accommodating credits, aud quail
lies that will be w0rranied TO the purchasers,
Also with the right Of returning, at the entire
'ost Of the subscriber, he paying all expenses
1l transport, both TO and fro.
Country Merchants, Dealers in Drugs.
Cloihiers, or painters, are res
pcctiully invited To call when purchasing, as
unusual inducements will be offered to secure
heir patronage.
EDWARD BRINLEY,
No. and 4, south side FaneuiI Hall.
BOSTON.
y: b. Spurred Rye or Ergot, Oils of Tan
". Wormwood and Spearmint, Bees Wax,
md American Saffron, constantly wanted in
my quantities, for which the highest market
aies viii be paid, either in cash or barter. and
my articles connected with the Drug line viii
ingly will be received if terms can be made
mutually advantageous.
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FISH, FISH.

A00O LBS. Prime Cndfsh Also. Picked
bOOOCodfsh, Shad, Bass, Salmon, White
Fish, Halibut, Sword Fish, &c, for Sale by
G. c. HALL.
Brattleboro, June 10, 1874 AZ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26
LIBERATION.

HNHlS certfes that have given my SON. Da's
- Stowell, his time, with full liberty 10 uans ~ns
business for himself shall, therefore, clam III
OF his earnings, nor pay any debts OF his cO""'''
ing after this date ,p,I
DAVID. c. sToWhfssh'
Londonderry, July ], 1874.