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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13

GJ' II you are ailing with mild Cough, slight
pain in the side, occasional darling pains through
the chest or in the region of the shoulder blade,
and wish some for lounging-l say that
be your wish, doctor yourself with candies, syrups,
and mixtures, prepared by quacks and recommend
ed by forged certificates, and you will be graf
flied but after you become tired of this pastimc,
use DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry, and the
bloom of health will again tinge your hitherto pal
lid cheek
This Balsam is devoid Of all quackery-being pre-
pared by skillful chemist and its efficacy is pro-
we'd by the numerous testimonials of cures in cases
deemed ncurable. We publish no statements of
cures that not strictly true. r. Dunlap q Son,
merchants Cherry Valley, N. Y, relate cure of
Asthma that had wthstood medical treatment for
years, DR.. Frelgh, of Saugertes, NJ Y, says he
cured Liver Complaint Of four years standing, that
would not yield TO the usual remedies. Abraham
Skillman, NJ. d., of Boundbrook, N J., says il is
abe best medicine for Consumption, in eoery stage,
that he has ever known. We might refer TO hun
dreds of cases, had we room, that would convince
all of hs great virtue.
rTF~ sale by DUrTos q CLARK, BraltlebOro,
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NEW GOODS.

~ TOWNsLEY e. SON are now receiving
W from New York an extensive assortment OF
new and desirable GOODS for autumn and win
ter sales, among which may be found
10 pieces rich strip'd Silks
25 do. black, blue black, cold, and changable
Silk and cotton warp Alpaccas;
s do blk blue blk and cold Orleans and Par
ametta Cloths
10 do rich NJ. de LANES;
5 do plain French do;
do Cloak and Plaid Linseys;
IT'S do rich strpd and plaid Prints
Plain, cold and embossed M. dc Lame Shawlsj
Denmark, Kabyle, and fancy plaid do
Black, Thibet, Wool and M. de Lame do
Black Silk, French Worsted, and BuRle Mitts;
Ladies Kid, Silk, Thibet and Berlin Gloves;
Lace, fancy Silk, black Bugled and Jet Buttons
Rich Silk and Satin Cravats Laces; Linen and
Gimpure Edgings and lnsertngs; Linen Cambria
Hdkfs; Drab Moreno, &c. &c. &c.
September 4, 1914. y
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STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTINCT on WEsrMIj


A, a Probate Court held at the Inn Of Chaffee 81
Inr.er in Grafton, in said district, ON the last
Eednesday in August, 1874, being the 26th day
ofsaid monih--present Hon. Ellery Allbe, Judge.
NOMES Samnel Gray, guardian of Lyman n.
~ Brigham, Emeline A Brigham, and Lauretta
M. Brigham, dsvisees of EBENEZER BRIG
HAM, late of Townshend in said district, deceased,
and makes application TO have license granted him
to sell the real estate of his said wards for the pur.
pose of putting the proceeds Of said sale at interest
representing that such sale win be conducive OF
their interest land II is ordered that said applica-
ton stand for hearing and decision al the session of
said Court TO be held at the Inn of Abner Johnson
IN Townshend, in said district on the last Wednes.
day IN October lS44-and for the purpose Of notify
ing all persons interested in said estate it is further
ordered that notice Of said application and the time
and place Of hearing be given by publication in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro in said
State, three weeks in succession previous thereto,
that they may appear and object to the same ifthey
shall see cause. nf h'
Dated at Grafton, in said district, this 29th dsv
Of August, ls4i. t -
y JAMES II. PHELPS, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13

EPrscorAL CONVENTION AT PHrLApELPHn. -
This Convention met last week at Philadelphia to
act upon the resignation of Bishop Onderdonk. DR..
Bull, anti-Pusey, was chosen to preside During
the session of the convention the Bishop sent in a
message recalling his resignation, but the conven.
ton voted that it in their possession and could
not be recalled. They also voted to accept the re-
signation by very large majority, but adjourned
without electing successor.
The reason gicen by the Bishop for resigning is
i'll health. The real reason, it said, is the fear of
being deposed for drunkenness and immortality,
which crimes seem to be somewhat the fashion
among the clergy just at this time.
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brighton MARKET, Sept 9.

AtMarket 1880 Beef Cattle o Jokes Working Oxen 80
Cows and Calves, 26O0 Sheep and Lambs, and about
1900 Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle--Exha--We notice yoke at
third do, SO 90 to 5 rs. ra
Working oxen.--Saes made at SIS and S84 so.
Cows and Calves--Sales effected at Sl8, S2l, 800,
1874 so, S27, and at $40 80.
Sheep. and Lambs.-old Sheep, 81 80 to 80 3d.
Lambs, from 81 81 to 81 ,88.
Swne.-Sales about the same as last week. and more
brisk. l3ll ir41 tu s,dliA4. f '-'-t n
N. B.-Saes dull Of Store Cattle, We noticed some
very nice Hefers and Steers at gI3 per head.
About 200 head of Cattle remain tnsold at O'clock.
Boston Morning Chronicle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13
OLE TANNSN !

A new article for Leather and Harness. This
IN article has got 10 be so popular among
Farmers and others, who have the handling of
Harness and Leather, tina, il is getting to be
universally used. If used according TO direc-
tons, il brghtens and softens the oldest harness,
giving il new lustre and pliability. II is taxi
ing the place OF all other preparations used Tor
the same purpose. Buy il, and try it! None
genuine unless Comstock & Co.'S name is on
the wrapper
To be had Of BUTTON g. CLARK, only
Agents in Bratteboro, for Comstock & Co.
Bratteboro, Sept 6, 1914. s
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FALL GOODS.

~ c.. HALL has just received great variety
&fo of new FALL GOODS for ladies dresses,
such as high cooured De LANES, Roumeas, Cash
mere and Grape de LANES, blue black Silk Warp
Apaccas, plaid do, blue black Orleans, high color
ed new style Prints. -Hso-
A large stock of Broadcloths, Beavers, Cassi-
meres and Satnetts, with full assortment OF
Trimmings, all which will be sold very cheap for
cash An kinds of barter pay received in exchange
for goods.
Sept. 3, 1874. y
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RAIL ROAD MEETING IN BosToN.-We notice in
the Boston papers call for meeting of all persons
DESTROYS of constructing the Vermont and Massachu-
sets Rail Road to be held at the fremont Temple
the Goth of Sept inst, to consult together and adopt
such for the promotion of the object may
be deemed proper.
The call is signed by Thomas Fl. Perkins, Abbot
Lawrence, Harrison Gray Otis, and about 100 of the
principal business men and firms Of Boston,
Those interested from New Hampshire and Vermont
are invited to attend
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13

DRowSED.-Two promising youths sons of Mr.
Hobart, of Conesville, Schoharie county, New York
one aged l6 and the other Is years, were drowned
in the mill pond of Mr.. John Richmeyer, on Satur-
day evening, the Sd ut. They left home without
giving any intimaon Of their intention TO 90 and
swim, On searching the pond the unfortupate
youths were found locked in each others embrace
II is supposed that one of them in danger Of
drowning, and that the other attempted 10 rescue
him, wheR both persisted.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13
COUNTY TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the Wndh9m County Tenn
perance Society will be held at Bateboro on Tuesday
the Goth inst, at 10 O'clock A. NJ l..fI
MIR Parish, the State Agent, will be present The
Inequalities Of the place will be extended to those who
attend from abroad sl4sa 81 .LHfIst.l
BY order of the Executive Committee.
September Q, 1914.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13

Gimps, Buttons, Cir
dies, &c. of the latest
Partisan and Lcndon
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 /; Braids.
Cologne, - Lavender, -
Soaps.
Scent Bags, Extracts &c.
Gloves, Hoods, &c.
Wooden, Thibet & Cash.
mere Gloves, gentle
mems, ladies' and chill
dren's.
Brunswick and Partisan
Mitts.
do. do. l-2 fingers.
Kid Gloves, ladies' and
gents, blk, white and
cold.
~ long whlte Eld GloVes
Bngle Mitts.
Ellsler Boas.
Oxford and Blessington
Hoods of all sizes.
Cashmere and lambs wool
Hosiery.
lMufflers; Berlin Cravats.
London imperial Cravats.
Millinery Goods.
Blne black and assorted
bonnet Yelvets.
Best Lyons Velvets.
! Rich changedble uncut
Velvets.
ITabby Velvets, blk and
colored.
Rich bonnet RIBBONS.
Velvet, Tafleta and Satin
Ribbons.
Artificial Flowers and
Feathers.
Satin Wire.
Blk Grapes, Cyprus Wells.
| LACE GOODS.
Blk and white Ashburton
Laces, wide 81 narrow
l3-4, A, "a, Cd fancy
Nets ; Gimpure Laces
Illusion Laces, Silk and
cotton; jacquard Laces,
'lBlonde Laces; Tattings
Thread Edgings.
6wis1
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Hays Liniment for the Piles.
East India Eaatr Dve !,

COLORS the hair and not the skin. This,
~ preparation will change The coarsest red
or grey hair to the most beautiful black, and
not injure the skin at all. Warranted.
ComsrocK Co., only proprelors. To he
had of their agents, BUTTON & CLARK,
Bratteboro. a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13

There is no other measure, for which great Brit
ain is half anxious, for the humiliation of the
United States tariff, and yet our Loco Foco dema-
gogues denounee the tariff party the British
party What precious set of fools or rascals
they must be --LONisUiLe journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13

North hall OF lot No b, in list range,
the original right of Josiah Brewer
and Benjamin Cudworth, known by
the name Of Sanderson lot, 80
East half part of No. ~, in LIST
range, the original right of Charles
Mather, now owned by Eliphaet
Whitney, % 3
East part ofthe LIST lot in Sd range,
the original right Of Seth Babbett,
now called Howe lot, 1 1877
West half Of 9TH lot in 4th range,
the original right of Nathaniel Burt, 20 3 10 o
One undivided half of lot No. 8, in l.n.
4th range, the original right Of Mon
sier Bunbury, now owned by Will
son Wheeler, 1874 81
One undivided half Of 18th lot in
4th range, the original right Of Caleb
Blodgett Jr, 1872 "a 81
The Sd lot in 9th range, the origi-
nal right Of Gideon Clark AT % Al
The 9Th lot in 9th range, the origi-
gnal right OF Nathaniel Phelps, Jr., Az AZ
The 9th lot in 9th range, the orig
nal right Of James Hill, 147
The ! lth lot in 9TH range the origi-
gnal right of Rev. John Sesrs and
Caleb Blodgeit Jr., ia
3-4tls of lot No. in 9TH range, the
original right of Joseph Hill and
John HILL "a SIS 2
No. in 9TH range, the original
right of Eeazer Hnnom and Elisha
Mathcr, 1875
The 9Th lot in 7th range, the origi-
nal right of Nathaniel Phelps, Jr.
and John Smith, Jr, O.
The 9th LOT in 9Th range, the origI-
nal right of Ruggles Woodbridge
and Daniel Lee, Jr., 497
The 18th lot in 9TH range, the ORR
ginal right OF Richard Storer and Jo-
seph Brown, 80 3
One undivided half of the llth lot
in 9TH range, the original right Of Job
searls, 10 2
The following are the forty acre lots, or third d.
visinn called nd arc deecried hv tlp
of the lot.
No. 4, the original right Of Will
liam Bratte, IS
No. TO- the original right of Joseph
Brown, 20 1874
No. IS, the original right of Job
searls, 90 10 4
No. 20, the original right of Caleb
Blodgett, Ga
No. 80, the original right of Will
liam Blunt 179 81
No. ST. the original right of Will
liam RawsOn, 1919 81
No. 46, the original right of Rev.
John Searls, 50 So
No. AZ the original right of eide
on Clark, 81
| The following are one hundred acre lots, or un-
divided lands, called, and are described by the
number Of the lot taken from the original pro-
prietors book.
| The easterly part Of half of No 9, III 8
| Lots No. of the undivided lands, 90 0
No. OF the undivided lands, 20 o
| No. Of the undivided lands goo
| No. of the undivided lands, 900
| No. OF the undivided lands, 20
| No. 8 Of the undivided lands 200
Meaning all of said lots except what is owned by
Doct Thaddeus William Harris
| No. 10 Of undivided lands, suppo-
sed TO be the Morsman lot, Sc
No. Is of undivided lands, suppo-
sed to be the Jones lot, AA7
West part of No l6, supposed 10
be O. acres of undivided lands, Az
| And so much of said lands will be sold at Public
Auction, ut the Inn of Freeman Wynian, in said
Straton, the first Thursday OF October next, at
8 o'clock in the forenoon, shall be requisite to
discharge said taxes, with costs, unless previously
paid.
Dated at Stratton, this 23d day of August, A. -.
1874 IRA SCOTT,
First Constable.
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Goods, zig -
Dress & 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 Plaids Caroline
Plaids.
Ginghams T; Moreens, blk
and cold.
WHITE GOODS.
BooR, Swiss, Null and
jackonet Muslins.
Victoria check Muslins
Corded Skirts.
Checked Il striped Cam.
brics.
Checked a. striped Mus
Inns.
Bishops Lawns.
Long Lawns.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Muslin Collars.
Cambria and Muslin Edg-
ings and lnseitings.
Shawls, Hdkfs., &c.
Cashmere Broche Shawls
English Cashmere do.
Black Peruvian Shawls,
plain and figured.
Black Ottoman Silk
Shawls, plain g. plaid.
Black Taffeta do.
Rich Chameleon Silk
Shawls.
Granite, Glace, aud Den
tile Silk Shawls.
Striped Wooden Shawls.
Silk ~ Wooden Shawls,
in great variety.
Satin and Taffeta fancy
Hdkfs. and Cravats.
Velvet Cravats.
Gents silk Hdkfs; black
silk Cravats.
Gents Scarfs /; rich Vel
vet Vestings.
Silk and Cotton Vestings,
Woolen do.
Suspenders.
Fashionable
Trimming Goods, &c.
An extensive assortment
of Cloak and Dress
Boston, Sept. 6, 1874.
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~ HREAD Laces, Cambria and Muslin,
IL Edgings and Insertions, plain and Bugle
Gimps and Cords, Silk, Net and Bugle Mtts,
Linen Cambria Hdkis., Gloves, &c., just 10 at
C. ToWNSLEY & SONS.
Sept. II, 1914.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTRICT OF MARLBORO, SIS.
In PROBATE CoURr, August 20, 1874

In PRoBATE CoURT, August 20, 1874
.ToMES Willard Arms, Guardian of AUSTIN
~ ,WOODMAN, an heir TO the estate Of Esey
Woodman, deceased, and represents that the inter
est OF his said ward requires that his real estate y
ing in Brattleboro, in said district, be sold and con
verted into money; he therefore prays license to
sell the same. WILLARD ARMS.
Whereupon, it is ordered that said petition be
heard at the Probate Office in said Braiteboro, on
the last Saturday OF September next, and that no.
tice thereof be given by publication three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phenix, previous to
said hearing,
+. , A. kEYEs, Register.
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Marriage Ertra.-A correspondent of the
New York Tribune announces the marriage of
John Ross, the celebrated Cherokee Chief, at
Wilmington, Delaware, to a very beautiful and
accomplished girl of IS years Of age. Ross is
SIS years of age. The father of the young la
dy, whose name is Stapler, is a quaker, and
was formerly a merchant of Philadelphia
The writer says
"She was given away by her brother and
attended by her sister and niece Of John Ross
as bridesmaids. He had collected several of
his daughters and nephews from boarding
school, &c., in New Jersey, to be present at
the wedding; and after the ceremony family
party of twenty of the ROSES Gall half breed
lndians) sat down to most sumptuous BAN
quet, for the preparation of which he had CIV
en- Hartwell carte blanche and most elegant
affair it was Ross is considered TO be worth
half million of dollars. He purposes sojourn-
ing with his beautiful bride at this excellent
hotel for short time; after which he is gong
straight to his wild home in the Southwestern
prairies."
HIrtford g. Springfield r. Road.-The first
trip on this road was made by the Directors on
Thursday last, from the Western Railroad De-
pot to Longmeadow, distance Of about four
miles, where slight space of hundred feet
or more, not yet completed, is the only break
in the road extending to Thompsonviile. The
piers Of the bridge are nearly all completed,
and the superstructure has been commenccd.-|
The only anticipated cause Of the delay OF the
completion Of the road before November, is
the possible non-arrva of load of iron lately
ordered from Liverpool.
Springfield Gazette, Sept. IL.
The following gentlemen were chosen Di-
rectors of the Hartford and Springfield Rail
road Corporation in Massachusetts, for the
year ensuing, at the annual meeting on Mon
day last: Samuel j. Hitchcock, Chester w.
Chaplin, James S. Brooks, Frederic r. Griffin,
Charles F. Pond.-Ibid.
Hon. Daniel p King of Danvers was unan-
imously nominated by the Convention at Lynn
on Wednesday last, for reelection to Congress
from the end District of this State.-Ibid.
Died.-In Cabotve, Aug. goth, Mr. Phil
lip N Lane aged o. This death came like
the midnight cry sudden and terrible. The
deceased was a leader of the Baptist Choir and
member of the Brass Band. The Members
of the Choir and the Band with about two
hundred citizens followed the corpse to the
grave-the tolling bell, the mulfled drum aud
the wailing buge sounded out the requiem to
his rest Chronicle.
bindery Of Benjamin Bradley & Co., WASH
ington street, on Monday afternoon, about one
O'Clock Ii consumed the two upper rooms
with their contents. The third story contain
ed a large quantity Of printed sheets and I'M
finished books, belonging to Booksellers in the
city, all OF which were injured by water. The
loss in these articles was heavy, and no insur-
ance. Bradley E. Co. were insured $4,000.
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The non-rcsidcnt Proprietors

OF the town Of Stratton, in the county Of Wind
~ ham and State Of Vermont, are hereby noti-
fed that the taxes assessed by said town within the
year next preceding this date, remain either in
whole or in part unpaid on the following described
lands in said town, to wit:
State e. Town Highway
Tax. Tax
d n
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@ NEW GOODS.
WIN. p. CUNE

rs now receiving his Fall purchases OF DRY
IL GOODS from New York, where will be
found large and select assortment of the la
test importatlons. A few Of the articles are as
follows;-
10 pieces Gala Plaids for Ladies Cloaks.
so Cashmere and Grape de Lame.
cashmere Il Ecosse.
is Alpaca Lustures
10 Chameleon Parsmettas.
5 Black and changabIe Alepines.
100 high colored new style Prints.
rs rich Shawls, great variety of styles.
Beaver, Pilot, and Broadclolhs, Cassimeres--
new styles, large assortment-are offered for
sale at a small advance from cost
Brattleboro, Sept. IL, 1914. s
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HIDES and LEATHER.

HIDES and LEATHER.
Nor sale at our Tannery--
IL Good slaughter Sole Leather,
do Dry Hide do
do Slaughter Upper do
do Calcutta do
do Band do
do Calf Skins,
cheap for Cash, Hides, Bark, good credit whole
sale retail. ALSO
Cash paid for any quantity of good green slaugh-
ter Hides, or Calf Skins, on delivery.
GOODHUES, CHAPLIN & co.
Braueboro, Sept. 9, 1874. s6w2
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NEW GOODS.

DAXTER, BROTHERS, No. 81 Kilby
ID street, have received by recent arrivals irons
Europe, large and select variety of Foreign Goods,
in part as follows:
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MRS. STODDARD,

fashionable Miiiiner and Dress Maker,
(NEARLY OVER THE POST oFFIcE,)
"a RATEFUL for past favors, would respectfully
VI inform the ladies of Brattleboro and vicinity,
that she has received fiom Boston the Fall and
Winter FASHIONS, together with full supply of
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Re,;c,Ies Purses
i;nons a,yns. Nan
L;6s
Table Covers Linen andi
INN udLG.
Uh;ts Goods-Lsces;
lars
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MILLINERY GOODS,

such as Florence, Straw, Silk, and Lawn BON
NETS; Bonnet Silks Ribbons Lace Dress Caps
Flowers, Tabs, Collars, Capes, &c. &c. &c.
All work usually done at Millinery establish
ments executed TO order and at the lowest prices.
NJ Please call and see.
Brattleboro, Sept. ~, 1874.
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WANTED,
AM Notes or Accounts

FE0 UE me, and remaining unsettled October LIST,
" may be found at an Attorney for collection.
.IT ZELOTES DICKINSON.
Brattleboro, Sept 8, 1874. 3
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- Agency

L'OR Dally's celebrated Fancy Virginia Fine
IL Cut TOBACCO.
Celebrated extra CHEWING do.
do No. l. rose scented Maccoboy Snuff
American Smoking Tobacco,
Spanish do do.
Turkish do do.
Spanish, half Spanish, and American CIGARS,
of different brands. Scotch Snuff from Appleby' s
Mills. The above articles are warranted. If not
approved, they can be returned and the money re-
funded
All orders directed to me, or lell at T. c. Lords
Vermont House, will be promptly attended to-
SANFORD c. ROACH, Agent
Brattleboro, Sept, 1874. 4w2
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NubhiltttN aha
LANES
Chameleon Brocades;
Chusans
Cashmere d'Ecosse ;
Lausanne Cashme:es;
Satin stripe 'Talma Lus.
tres
Ga Tartan Cashmeres;
Zenobia a. Arabian LUIS.
tres };
Alpaca and Orleans do
Tartan and satin stripe
Ginghams I:
Alepines; Silk Velvets I;
Satin a. Velvet Vestings
Rich printed and colored
Velv It's
Gypsy and fancy Cloak
ings;
Gala Plaids ; Grape
Checks;
Cashmere, Plaid and 9th
er Shawls;
Scarfs Cravats /; Muf-
flers /;
Boston, August IA, 1874.
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~ GOD brsiders can be supplied with super Palm
VI Leaf, of different kinds, 10 braid into HITS ON
good terms. laE -
Bruttleboro, Aug. 90, lsl4 6we
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w. & S. PHIPPS & co.
mo-. 75 KilbY street, BosTON.

NO. 10 hilDy street, bOSTON,
Haze recently received from Europe their Fan assort-
ment Of Rich New and Seasonable Goods, COM
pTtsing, among Others, extensive variefy Of VEL
VETS, SHA AVIS, DRESS and TRIMMING
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13

OFFERS FOR SALE,
A COMPLETE and beautiful assortment
IN OF the above Goods, fresh and new pat
terms, of his own importation. Some articles
entirely new shape. Merchants in want of
Earhern Ware for the Fall trade will not be
disappointed in finding large stock, well Sc
lected, and prices will be as low as Boston,
New York, or any other market.
Also
A very large assortment of Solar Lamps, &C.
rardals in pairs and sets, Gilt and Svered, and
cut Drops, do different patterns. Fancy Goods
in great variety. Lamps and Lanihorns for
Church, Factory, Store and House use, and
Wicks and Lamp Glass Of all kinds-for the
same.
Is crates well assorted Stone Ware,
100 Brass and Wood Clocks,
1926 lbs. Cotton Irvine, l24c.
l65 Boxes Smoking Pipes, large and small
bowls,
/ good Iron Safe, cost $s5, for $50.
Hartford, Sept 10, 1914. 6wS
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