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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-13
FOR, COUGHS, COLDS, CONSU NPTIONs
AND ALL DISEASES OF TIL THROAT,
LUNGS tNnCIlEGr

| Y
INlE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAiI is an old
L and well tried, aud almost universally approved rem
edy II has been extensively used for the last Is or 20
years in almost every city and town in New England,
AMI also very extensively at the south u west. !; is
recommended and prescribed by many 1.-The
tnblc pm! sicnnS Us safe convenient md very riCa
cious medicine, md acknowledged by lhCCsarlJ who
have for long time used it, and COIHUc use and rec
omhehd IT, to be the most valuable remedy for the Above
| complaints ever offered to the American public
Inc r0prleorS q this article TtSur Tie sl c
OF advcrtiSerg which is often adopted ut The day.
hey do not wish to deceive The CCduluS AID UIsusItc-
lGg but appeal, with confidence, to tho facts urd cNrr
ehcc o discerning public. There are few iudlydms in
new England whohavc not used this preparation lht
selves, or who have not friends who have usrd il. M
mcrouH certificates from ply scnus M Others having iur
many years been published, il is deemed urntccssGgy to
ndd any at this time De sure 10 get The gcnuiIc. Gail
for it by its whole nur vegetable Pulmonary EHsnm
ana avoid Carriers Pulmonary NuIsam,' ard limitations
which have sprung up in consequence hr great cel,bi-
ty Of the trnc article Sec that ii is signed VIM. lrnn
Cutler. Prepmedhy Reed, wing Cu,l,r. Wholesale
druggists, 5! Chatham street. Bustor md sold ly drug
Ssls, apohccarieS and couUry merchants generally.
Price 20 cents 2.5-Cm
TTFor sale in Woodstock, by Or 8 J. ALLEN.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
n TIL CE. .

Estate Of George Dciteriek ime 2C Bloom
Township decd.
the creditors of the estate Of Georg,
Deiterlck deceased, will take notice ,ha
undersigned has been appointed an auditor
by the Orphans COuu OF Columba County
10 adjust the rates aNd proportions of tn,
assets oi said estate, to aud among the re.
specIive creditors. according TO the order
established by law, and Ihathe will attend
at the house of Charles Il. De obler, il,
BIoomsburg on Monday, The 9Th Of Oclo
Der next at 10 o'clock Of said day, to pei
form The duties Of his appointment, when &
where all persons interested eau attend /,
they see proper.
JAMES PLEASANTS.
September 5lh lSi5.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

A contemporary, speaking Of me'han',>J
Improvements says-LIule doubtless, d;t
Ypuy, the Inventor aud iirs! maker OF
Yankee wooden clock, dream, when ht
1chiHird out lhe movements ni his hrs
prndus,on in the clock line "lth penknit
aud afterwards served his customers witt
clock, uncased from his saddle bags, that
IL few years, ,an article CONSTRUCTED on the
same plan, though Of different material.
would be manuIc,ured 4, onr establishment
tu tho extent ut ftv thousand ,he year
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
A new pspe: called 'rhe pikeronian, 'ha

A new pspe: called The pikeroaian, 'ha,
in,, been ls.ard al Prkelon, Ohio Th'
editor avs III:
The Pik9Iouan is edited and published
by Samuel Fike, At Pike on, Pike county
ONO, upon lurnpike which crosses ii,
Srio'a rlvrr abouudlug with the most de
irionS li'h called pike, and that The Couu
House IN The said Pikeon Pike county, or
the turnpike, has noble pike as vanp, to
show thai the wind blow, IL favor or Pike
ALT be time
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
ILLNESS OF rHE POPE

TIE h olIh Of the Pope OF Rome is such
az IN cause alarm among his friends. lie
sIf1 rs much from a cancer in the nose, with
which ar has been for some lime afflicted
The disease has been Iar1rly somewhat
checked, but has again acquired fresh VIC
ience' lie is now neMy rrg4y years OF
ace
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
SHERIFPS SALES

BY virtue Of a writ Of ven. ex, to me direct
ed; will be exposed to public sale, at lhe
Court House IN Danvile, n Saturday The
4Ih OF October, lS45 al IL O'CLOCK. NJ.
the following property TO VIZ:
II certain tract ofiand situate in Green.
wood township, Columbia County contain
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

HaverhllI; Mass, sends ou, yearly mil
ION one hundred aud eighty thousands paIrs
All shoes the cost Of which would he between
six aud seven hundud thousand dollars
The amounl paid Tor manufacturing them
is from $500 900 10 S25O.OOO.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

By different nations, every day in The
week is sci apart Tor pubic wors1lp, VIZ
Sunday by ,he ChrisuanS, Monday by The
G,erlaus, Tuesday by the PelSlans, We'd
nesdsy ty M Assyrlaus, Thursday by The
e., puans, FRIDAY by ,he Turks, aud Sal
uidsy by Me Jews,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
MULCrING GRAND JURlES.

The petit jury ina late trial, IN Phlla
de'phla, Of man on charge Ut keeping q
dis"rde'y house, not onIy acquitted him
but manifested srpal anxleiy To lay lhe
costs Of The SUIT On tho Grand Jury, who
rrluracd su,hu frivolous Csc as true
blll.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

The Americans nale six hundred whale
ships ln The Pacific Ocean, valued al mOlt
lhau twenty mllous Of dollars The whole
world besI es has not ha( as many whale
ships as we.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

A mechanic of Louisville, Ky, named
Warner, has invented machine by which
he pxper,s ~ make 900 garden hoes Ia .
uaA
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
CONiCAL GRASS,

f'hc Abingdon Vrrgiuiau speaks of sec
oon ol 'he cnanIrv where the grass is So
short from drought that The Grmers will
have To dlher il btfure they can cot it!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

They talk OF killing cAtIe now by gal
Sauc battery, to make the bu'chery de-
ren, aud The meat teudsr. How consider
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
nET Acres.

more or less about EIGHTY ACRES o
which Is cleared land, bounded by lands .
WIN. NJ Richard, VIM. Shoemaker, CurIl,
Staten. and others, whereon is erected ,
large Two story BRICK HOUSE, sma
Log House, Saw Mill, a Lalh MlII,framt
stable and other out building, two app lie
orchard, with the apperenances.
Seized taken IN execution and 10 be sold
IS Me property Of William Lemon.
ALSO
BY virtue of writ Of feria facias, all
mat certain piece or parcel OF land, where
IN The said John FnImer then levied, situate
IN Sugarloai township, Columbia County
tdJonIng lauds Of Peter Luz, VIM BeIlss
Samuel Gregbaum and Elias BeIlas, con
talnIng
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
PARTNERgHTP DlSSOLVED

| P.4RTNERSH[P DlSSOLVED
The CoDarnerShIp heretofore existing
under the d'm Of SIL VERTHORN &
BOONE, IN the BscksmlIhing Business,
Is Dissolved by mutual consent. The
tf'oks ate IN The hands of Marshal Silver
'born' 10 whom all.hsvloG claims on, or
are indebted TO, said drp, arc requested TO
apply Immediately for settlement.
MARSHAL SILYEkrHORN.
JUDAH BOONE
Bloomsburg, March %, ls45 40
~ The Business, in future, will be car
ried on al the old stand, by the subscriber
who sOIcls a continuance Of The custom
as old friends, and Of as many new ones
Of may please call
NJ SlLVERTHORN.
March 2S 40
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING

TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.
, THE friends of Temperance Throughout,
and The adjoining coun,i, are
hereby earnestly ard respectfully invited to
attend Temperance Mass Meeting of the
" h'le iial aud adjoining Societies, to be
ne'u IN !" "I.e Han, on the 10Th day Of Sep
eIhoeT, A. ID. lsd5 numbor Of .Li.
Speakers will be present on the occasions.
JAMES MCDOWELL,
ABRAHAM WELLIFER,
DAVID y CARNAHAN,
Committee Of MviaiiOn.
AngusI22, lSI5-3t.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
9SS Acres,

II perches and allowances, together will
The heredi i'aments and appeienances.
Sez'd, taken in execution and TO be sold
as The property OF John Folmer
6 IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
oAE'"FF's OFFICE, DanvllIe, }
0eP'enher Oh, 1915. s
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
RDa'o eDygyas>
MEDICINES,
L2YNRS IL4IR TONIC.

This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
- iar IN the heads OF hundreds Sho had been bal.
t0r years 1t also PARTIES the head from DandruiI
-CN'es diseases VI the scalp Preserves the LuiI
''om falling of " btGomug yeimanently gray
LaYNE'S C.ARAiMRTITE B.4L.
Sy7Al
Is certain. safe and elIcctuaI remedy for I've,
nJety, DinrrhGa or lOosencss, cholera morbus sun
nef complaint, collie, gripping pains; sour stomach
tx and nervous keeJach hcantum, wpterbrasl
pam 0r sGknefs OF The stomach; Vomiting; spiltin :
4p VI t,oJ after eating and aIs0 where 1t Lasse3
,Afoush ~ body unchanged want Of appetite ;
ostlessHess aud inability to sleep; wind in the so
zach aud bowels; cnmP nervous ucnors anu
'wlchings; seaslckness Filming, melancholy and
Io"ne51 Of spirits, tretling and crying Of .L!ar.ls
1nl lGr all bowel GHGciioHs and nFIyous diseases
IN. J.iY.NE'g s I0.AIC JEEMIFGCE
Which ia perfectly saIo and 50 plpananl tha:
children vii, not refuse 10 take it, II eIcclua...
destroys worms neutralizes ucidty or sourucss ue
the stomachj increases appetite and acts as gene.
raj and permanent Tonic aud is therefore eAcect.
|nsly beneficial in !ncrDireut adE dEcmillenl iuv,g8
and indigestion; DC and is a lerl1n aud prr!naleng
cure Tor the teyeyand ague.
hR. JAYNE'S SANATlyE PILLS.
They may be taken at all limes and ia
most dseaseS--l In lunammatoly, iDlrrmr.
tanl, RemUenl Bilious, and every o,hrr
torn Of Fever Jaundce and Liver Com
plant. For Dyspepsia they are really an
Invaluable aTlCIe, gradually changing the
Affiliated secretions Of the stomach and liver.
md producing healthy scilon in those i'm.
por'anI organs. They are very vaIuablp
or diseases Of the Skin, aud for what is
commonly called 'lmpurily OF the bIood.'
'so for Female Complaints, Coslivenes,
Vc., and in fact every disease where al
Aparlent, AlterauyG, or PurgnUve Medicine
nay be required
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
1t always cures Ashma--lwo or three
arge doses ~ilI cure The Group or Hives
Children, in from fifteen minutes to an
yours time. Il immrdiaIely subdues ihe
'ioIence Of Hopping Cough, aud fleets Il
peedy cure. Hundreds who rave b-cr
nven up by their physicians as incuiraLIe
"iIh 'Consnmplion,' have been restortttl
erIeu health, by it..
In fact. as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
ascs no medicine has ever obtaued
Ighcros more deserved reputation.
hJ9 The ahopG Mpdtrine ace all inr sale
t the store of JOHN Il. MOYER.
BIOoWgbuTg. 80
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful Ney
Hair in the heads OF hundreds Nho had been bali
0r years 1t also PARTIES the head from Dandruif
-Cg'e. diseases Vi the sGop--Preseryes the bur
iom falling of u btGomiug yeimanently gray
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

NJ Graham, House-Ne,v Arrangement
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends and the pubc thai ne
hns enlarged his EO.9RDLNh EST8BLiSH-uI-f :
known n, the tn,Iam House. ~ BnTciay-iIea', by adding TO
the ahons house. and prepared 10 accommodate tIaI
sent nr permanent i,oardeFs tie most favorable terms All
friends ~ augcfnure desiring qe home, md freedom
from e, ii alcohol and tobacco invited 20 paiFoniz-
,hs house The Vegetable System. yll tie choicest selection
Of ir,n> nc ,yich the market affords VIII ne strictly adhered
TO- but; table Will be for ho: vino prefer the ociaer
CroiGn SIowc.. Warm and i,oa Baths. FREE,
~ n ROSWELL GtSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
xNnS,EAE,s

BzLSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
4 Compound Baisaiuic Preparation moan
Wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy .oDon 10 tie eoffd fer ne care Of
coughs. colds, cSikna cr0ay, 6eeataS Of The
iungs ,rhooptng congk. bronchitis, iaRu-
eH.a, Shortaeas Of breath, pai2 ami
lreakness in ts 5rsaSt side,
lirer compiaiAt, asd The first
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
Mr.. MERRrcf, reported back the bill on Postage,

nc. with amcndmtns.
The bill for the rciefof Mary Rsesidn was read
q thifd time, pa scd q sent to the House.
Several petitions Of a private nature, also On
Texas, SC. were presented. Several reports
were also received from Committees aud NUM-
Der OF bills read the first and Second tame, end re-
fefred to tue appropriate Committees.
rhs Sena,e the5 Id nrned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

MELANCHOLY DEATH--A man by the name of
William Hayden psrishe2 iii The severe snow-stoTm
on Friday nieh, last, while crossing from Cohasset,
Mass. 10 Hui, across Nlnasket Beach This
makes tie third Instance OF persons who have per
ished white irving 10 cross this Beach IN stormy
ni.rIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
4AN'L HAsSAY, SecIY.
~. Posr Physicinn 1 I'm

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.
HONG TEA CuMPANY-CHlNG. CONG. BAKER
Kong, CHINA, having appointed Agent IL all the principal
ci,res md us OF Europe the sale Of their Tens and Cot
fee beg To inform ts citizens York and the people Of
the Urted states generally that they have appointed Six g.
p TREACY 35 Pearl st. tnear Frnnkn SGuaiel their PTin-
ciual Agent for Aneca t,y would take the liberty
of cnlng the the Amencnn rubc and that OF
Deners especially IN their stock "
TEAS AND COFFEE
which they pledge themelve To he superior quality and
cke,r ia pries than that sold any establishment the kidd
IN county. nude w PACKAGE tom Il b. and upwards.
nI.o family boAe, from tn 20 It's.
Mrssr. C. C. f. y Co. mn, wishing resort usual
pctce extayagun putting. perfectly satisfied TO rst
ihe.. the patronage i discriminating community
upon far trial their Gle feeling confident thai when
oce fairly tested the public Will not ia 10 award 70 them
that support winch their merit oDd ho iineie superiority OF
t!-,f Article deserves
Coffee Of the best favor warranted pure ard esh groUnd
every day constantly on hand and the lowest prices
The public geney respectfully invited to call and ez
anime different qaeI specimens Of which be
the Principal Otice No. 20 Pearl st. (near Franklin
Squsre.)
strait Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

ITsEFGL ARTICLES FOR PREsENTS-FRANClS&
- i4DLTGEt., a Nn!Geh Lane have on mans Il urge as
snrtrncnt articles suitable for Pese 10 which they invite
tie friend, and The public Their ass"Ttnen
CONSISTS in pur; III the following articles Pocket Books 0nd
Card Cases OF superior hns Chesmrg I'VE different sc
Backgammon und CneQuer ii0a!Cnt Pen>. superior nFt
Gle m Case ur ,,ns pen,lnkstnnds varety.
elegantly pfuamen;edknsewood Wnlng Desks. compete;
(In!ail h pe4)Porabie Wrtnc De sks. Ne Pus Ultra
STYLE Pee'l Holders, Motto seas, Tory Tablets Playing rnd
Waiting Icr!s Portfolios with md without lOck-Potce!ain
Se. Dorno Pear ard Ivory Folders. Seea Cases. &c.
fancy and Plaza Note Paper. Envelopes. &c, sc
FRANCIS & LOUTREi. Manufacturing StatloneEs,
dl5 i'm Il MAIDEN Lnne between William and Gold ss
= lCH HOLIDAY PRESENTS-WATCHES,! LEVEL
IL RY, AND FANCY GOOltS.-The subscribers would
respectfully call the the public 70 their nssor'
of articles for the oydays comprising paIt Plated Cake
Baskets Waters, Cns Tea SEits Rch Pans GIT Fancy
Articles. n
per Mache Baskets Tea Trays, Gard Cases Silref Tea
Sets Cups Spoons, Folks, and NJ articles III thit Inc
Lever, Lepne Du pex ,AhchGI Escapeisnt Could " atche
Al q: which vii DC offered NJ tho lowest inhfse, pce' All
articles warranted represented. ihe money reiu"ne
!: JACOBS & Suns. 2s755 Broadway. cor. R-ade.
Reps!rins OF " atrnes and JelSeiry. and warranted,
-Four very superior Plate G!Gss Mahogany Show Cases tor
see cheap. iaGui:e :, above. c.; TN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

Mxssas SANDS Gents-g consider bU; IN ustice
you tha following nc retcrence TO tle great
benefit have received Tho Of obstinate Generous
Ctccr my breast.
was attended gheeu months BY reeuar and skliu ply
can assisted the advice and counsel O at most
able and experienced surgeons without the least benefit what
All the methods o. treating resort
Ell IN: weeks in SUCCESSION breast burned with
crsc three day, and for daily sy!inged
with weak solution of nitro acid, and the internal
ulcer WINS that II held Of the sou'iOn
The Doctor pgobe tc ulcer nd examined the bone. and snd
the disease advancing mp5y 10 tie lungs md !: DID
se speedy re- let By ed'cne or az operation he resu,
would he fatal was advised IL have the breast Ind oOen and
the bones exained but finding relief from what had been
done. and feeling rapidly getting worse, almost tes
paired OF recovery. considered nearly hopeless
seeu- vnruus Testimonials and ce!cea 9. cure ny ne Use
OF SANDS SARsAPARILiA. IN clses s'nilur {" my own.
concluded Try few bottles several of winch used hut
from the long deep seated character 81 disease. produced
very decided change. Considering this the ua pfoOu
bic for my pcevered unit the !Scase was en-
tirciy IL eleven months TIE
completed there not the slightest appearance OF return
therefore, pronounce aavSqt WELL, ana the cure tnrs!b
Effected IN SANDS SARSAPARiLLA. as / took no oher
ralics Q lrg aiRd 4r the TINS 1ds gSias u. nor aGrt
Taken aug SINCE plsse this long deferred acknow
eicnieBt, which thnk my duty 20 mHse Your valuable
saraparln cured with the blessing o. Divine ProviGence
when nothing else could. ind iee myself unde. lasting o
cations you. say many thiugs cannot wne. and
-crGly Indies All ce Us have bcen To call
upon re aud yl snty them fully a the truth s:ated
above and many utl;sr things reference The
NANCY J. MILLER, 2l5 SulhvHH.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

FAKE NOrICE-'rhe Calman Owner o. one lead Of
ans lest at ~ Mulberry street abost thr,e weeks
since vii please cal! nn Charges.
within days this date (Jsnu'Jy 6h 1851 and take
Tho " Il VIII ,! sod accOnlLRs u law. u 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
Z X y y c rs an q IL.

Viz PROFkItTtlN ra.peculT. informs nends enG
the pubic that be has oeUcl nsw md splerdd Hotel
At Sc u"nec:, isS door OF Broadway the ma
eta;e vicinity o mercantile bushes ami the principal places
nuscuisgt, and ms furnished sty that VIII bear Ia
yuube comparison with nc very besi Hotels IN the city. Tbs
,rie.n IN building gfd st;p: mp the above house had
,.tc r..a n elegance ana comfort md ;hGt no has
bine,, e,.nnomy the ALLOWING pr,cs, VII chow;
A ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT ............. IS
WEEK .,-......-.....l 50
The Ul> w Ike warmed stuti, and upon will
tha,. b. n,,r, ihap one bel a. q r,nin
There Is a REFRACTORY a,iachet n hich there ere meals
s', 81 I'M a, All poIRS q th- nv aud evening There srs
L. ,,, R. c'cnsce, H.. warm ,rk, and shower baths
HE pofei iI o. m attendance nt ali trieS during the night
:, ,tlu.,f .lcr;. au,i IN itt tEeip out a. All hours
K-rt,sn who want Lodgings inter- the house closes
WI an. tie le he'll 40 2ue
-. -, a. =, -. -, s
q AXE NoTlCF-Ihe tatnan ~ owner o. one load o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
N.w.Ynax I,.lr g. 1874.

The following interesting case presented and the reader
invited careful pe!ual Comment such evidence
unnecessary. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

loHN CoNGGg, il. .ATroSNEY AMP C0gNSELL-
ny Fart Wayne Ind wi attend professional business IN
he departments u! the state It Indiana VIII also
attend payment u! taxes, sales of lands and AL other
mess appertaina. Genet Land Agency iuf Northern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

'EErE-J. SMITH DODGE. 81 Bond street, offers his
irlerd and The public entire method OF iaSteslnS
a;c,a teeth Il Of HI. invention, secured oy letters
,u,snt and uses, 10y hlmSe only IN this city.
From Hon. SilsS Wright IT,. s. Senator from the State OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

lNIBCKN,
-i!sssrs \. B. & o. Sands Gent: The statement made
by w u. WARNG respecting hs case. and the suffering
through which he has passed be implicitly elet upon.
Nefy respectfully yGars,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

EcRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS * NEW YEARS.
FAIRY Land and other Sketches. illustrated. by Pafey
i.ue Leaves for Lutte Readers, ~ Farley.
Payer Books and Bibles, ii.e binding.
auuuas various kinds. For sale by
n 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-20
Free Postage.

Below give list of the Post Offices within thirty
miles from this place Under the new law which goes
into effect on the second day Of Jolly papers may
be sent to all these Offices by mail free of postage We
trust this arrangement will lead to liberal increase of
subscription list
VERMoNT.-Athens, West Brattleboro, Brooknc,
Dover, Dummerston, Grafton Guilfoni, Halifax, ia
maica, Marlboro, Newfane Putney Rockingham, Bel
lows Falls, Somerset, Stration, Townshend, Vernon,
Wardsboro, Westminster, Nottingham, Jacksonve,
Wilmington, Windham, Acton, Searsburg, Winhall,
Woodford Readsboro.
New Observation-Disclosures Walpole, Ches-
terfeld kecne Swanzey, Westport, Hinsdale, Win
chester Ftzwam, Rindge, Richmond, Alstead, Sur
ry Sullivan, Gilsum, Stoddard.
MAssAcHUsErTs--Berna Greenfield. Gill
Decrield Leyden, Colerane, Adamsve, Shelburne
Mortified, Warwick, Orange, Levorett, WENDELL New
Salem Montague, Sunderland.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-20

John p. Hale is making quite stir among the
New Hampshire democracy. He recently address
ed large assembly at Concord and called up Hons
Franklin Pierce, Isaac Hill and other magnates Of
the party but he wound them up like wOrsted.-
The signs, we should think, are rather ominous for
the Granite democracy. Gov Steele, in his mes
sage, considers il treacherous to oppose annexation,
highly lauds free-trade and other Locofoco
ures, and gives the people of New Hampshire an
open, undisguised specimen OF the beauties of LO-
cofocoism. There is yet hope that the cause Of
sound moral and political principles will prevail in
this Locofocoridden State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-20

~ 'The Foice Of Freedom, hitherto third party
organ, at Brandon, has taken down lis eolors, and
announced that hereafter it will not cooperate with
the Liberty party, called. Friend holcOmb
thinks he can better promote the true cause of ab
clifton by keeping aloof from this party. A pretty
sensible conclusion, say we. The editor OF the
Voice has always been a Wing in national politics
and has doubtless taken the course he has from
good motives. He has witnessed the fruits Of third
PGrtyism The above paper will continue to op'
pose slavery, and will devote portion OF It's sheet
to the cause of Peace and Temperance. We wish
it success in It's improved plan OF operation