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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-12
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ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
M L DICAL ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES
f Sw o Gsfs Of Ms:1s
continue to direct their particular all diseases
medical safe and psrmsqsns whoa, injury
spaoo osae Sn p Ss
% appearance Of those diseases vast amount Of suffering
College many years connected with the principal hospitals
u EurGne Gr the Of hos complaints attends for eonsa
AZ o coUNRs
living il the country, and finding 70 make
;o~1 have to s% chest
their explicitly tosher with all symptoms time of
.ons ;"d pos, Ss received elsewhere if any and en-
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
vTHE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared BY. the College Of
dn ad%a's ss: Msr
ere aES d o. excess IF any kind . an
ing on mal-iorInation
paekedsRds snt to all parts Of the Union.
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Or M r,dca cure gono.Tha slset seminal emissions
' S S. ShS. Sm 3 ,Ss re osp
EphSre il ,,s rroaoneed BY their celebrated
g. s' si' '%ss e.
Ry ss s% 81 y Sda
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
sns s's ny
All rs. " msHoas se1
son consider himself having the vemsres disease
braled alternative.
Sold single bottles at 81 each cases of half dozen at
S. carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, IENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS
DREPARED by the New York College of Medicine aud
Pharmacy established for the suppression auackery This
refined and highly possessing tie puri
s s a @ sss
extract ofSarsapaa at before the public may be
pure blood s cos nsa 'r r"s@ ao m
botchcs pimpes ulcers, pain the Joints nodes
cutaneos epons throat disease arisinr
from the secondary effects ofsyphs nudcous use q
Sold N single bottles, At Is cents each
:. IN cases oil half dozen BEETLES, 50 so
-" one dozen !" 600
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
MA very liberal discount % wholesale purchasers
dfsrc W. 3. RICHARDSON, M. D.. Agent
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Two barques three briggs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Victoria artshorn Hayre; barques Vernon Eery
Savannah New Haven Downs, Wilmington brgs Oyermann
ton Margaret, Philadelphia, and others.
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MISSING VEssEL-Brg Leone Wswell Of and from Wind
called INTO abse Ard Obtained boat and sailed from that
has been heard from her 1t is feared she has been down
and sunk by some other vessel The staunch built
vessel OF 100 TONS three old and owned by captain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-12

Prepared and sold by Thompson Druggist Pladelplis,
ana s9d wioiesrls and retail in this city by A. SANDS
Sold also 70 Fulton street, and II East Broadway
mv17 Itnke
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-12

1UUUO lot Of FL 81? Steel .na ers c CE .a H
worthy the attention Of and smiths Ap
- ~ ~. 100 w N'fr strTst my INV
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CURE FOLLOWS CURE

lns above statement in regard my wi restoration
aitn and the result solely attributable the Of
dy having failed in her ease Henry r. WARNFR
Philadelphia, May 10, Isl5.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

The United States ship 81. Louis, al Hampton
Roads 9th instant, in thirty days from Rio Janeiro
brings late and important intelligence from the
River Of Plate which is communicated to the Bal
timore Patriot, as follows;
The day before the departure Of the St Louis.
adrices had reached Rio Of the entire failure OF the
attempted Intervention on the part Of England and
France, in the affairs Of the River Plate. Ii was
said that the rejection by Gen Roses Of the ul-
iiraaium sent in the English and French Minis
tiers would retire to Monteyideo. Ia the meantime.
the usTal force of the "aiiitd' powers had taken
possession Of The Buenos Ayrean squadron of Mon
teTideo, and Gen. Orbe. commanding the besieg-
ing army Of Gen Rosas. had received notice to re-
tire from the Banda Oriental. Great excitement
prevailed in Buenos Ayres and il was supposed
England and France would be brought into open
collision with the Argentine Republic. During
the negotiation al Bnenos Ayres, the American
Charge, Mr. Brent, had offered his mediation. The
Offer was accepted by Gen. Rosas, but declined by
the English and French ministers. on the ground
that the Chzrge not instructed or authorized
by has government
Firtke. The following information comes in a
slip from the Office Of the Salem Gazette. II will
be seen that the forces Of the transatlantic king.
dOms, which ASSUME to regulate the ''balsuce OF
power in America IS well Is Europe, have carried
their system Of iniference far as TO take posses
son Of the BusHos Ayrean aeet- Under what prin.
ciPie OF the law Of nations, except the old rule that
might makes right, they have presumed 10 step in
between two hostile nations upon this continent to
enforce OF their peculiar partition doctrines
it will puzzle some of their ready apolOgsts 10 con-
ceire
Late and important from Bnenos Ayres-By .
letter from Rio received in this CITY with the peru
sal OF which we have been favored we have nielli-
gence from Buenos Ayres, TO the 18th OF July
The English and French Ministers had left. Rosa.
having refused all their propositions. The Bueno.
AyTean squadron bad been captured by the English
and French, and Orbe had been warned 10 retire
from before Martinico
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18
Riot in Montreal.

On Sunday, the Sist ut, riot occurred in Mont
real Rev. Mr.. Bnrns. Sroichman. and a notorious
OFangrnnn. who preached every Sunday on the quay
10 had said mprudeui things against The IRISH
men and Roman Catholics Having bren insuiea and
peiied with several times, the Mayor advised
him 10 leave he CITY present; but his iiends re-
quested him preach and defend his religion against
ten with red iHk--and meant blood. The mayor in
consequence caed oui ssinug police.
Al I o'clock in the afternoon, il is esiimaied that
10000 persons presrui, composed OF botn parties
Bot the preacher had eit Town, according te May
or's advice.
row was goa up between memhefs Of each party
and a general melee took place The Mayor finding
the police unable TO que the beigerenis, eai!ed 70
the military, who IN large NUMBERS appeared on III
ground with bail and cartridge This had the desre'
effect and after little skirmishing with fsiIctgs. sew
esa were arrested and gave bail 10 appear At Court
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18
Marrtra.

Al The yesmaus Housr tins visEr, The l0th nss,
b. Rev l. j. feterr Mr. Frances DAVIS and Miss soparo-
NURSE, both uf kr-ue, u.
Al hr place. the i3ih inst, ~ The same, Hr
FfedsTek $ Netiirisn. q Gfrenfsia Mas and Miss
Gfniia 81. Nunu. a Gill. Mass
Also, Mr. Alfred p Cehh q Gftcufed. Mass and 1iIs
M1fr L. B1sca.n. II Gall Mass.
Al he Phunir House. tbs Fisgr Sept l6. by Rev.
J. G. Foster, Mr. Asahr Dicklnson, Miss Amanda ksct,
boih 81 Derrhrid, Mass.
Ia tins village, The Nermoat dsars. Sept -. F Rev
s Linon, Ziha ClapH, ESQ d IAIaaua. znd Mss Ea-
uiee Peiru- Of W udhlr
In Waro-bora, sep. stb, y Rev Mr Harding, Mr. Nei-
son Wiinan, 10 Miss Snaan q. HiEgins bsth a W
In f1tury, the Iiih iust, ~ RFv II. Eastlnln Mf
Patnry.
At JaeksoHrille, Sept I3ih, BY l. Brown. Esq, Mr.
Joan Stone, Miss Sussn G. fsrrng,on, both d VII
nngton, VI.
In GfeeHel, Sepa. q Nj Ffankliu II Misrr. af North
sioaingtou, CT, 70 Miss Harriet Z. WhreleF. d G.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

There are now Sending before Judge Redfieid
raj claims upon the Vermont Bank Safety Fund which
for the amount OF money involved and the legal talent
enRnRed constitute of the most important and in
teFesiing cases which has been tried Courts
We shall not undertake full statement Of the case,
since the decision of the Chancellor will doubtless
the principles involved and the material facts in form
most satisfactory ali parties interested. Suffice il
say SIMPLY that the claimants holders OF Essex
County Bank bills, and that concern is insovent,
they ask the Chancellor FOR order upon the Safety
Fund while The Safety Fund Banks resist the claim
on various grounds; being thHt the Safety Fund
act has been altered by subsequent legislation TO
release the Safety Fund Banks from their original OBJ
legations; and another being that the sale Of nine
tenihs of the stock Of the Essex Bank TO Mack 4
Townsend Of Rochester, N. T., and the transactions
subsequent were the result OF conspiracy defIaud
the Safety Fond Banks, and TO this the principal
claimants were far made parties by their know edge
OF the business, that they have 20 equitable claim
upon the fund. These positions OF course denied
on the other side-ihe fIst matter oi law, and the
last as matter Of fact. There other questions Of
law and sufficient controversy about matters Of fact
be dedused from realms (moTe OF less) Of written
testimony, 70 make the sufficiently complicated TO
the chancellor, the lawyers, and the audience On
Friday the reading OF the testimony commenced, and
il occupied day and half. The first claim thai
Of the Lewis Co. Bans and GilchTist & Co., of New
York c. w. Preniiss Of tins town. and Hon. John
A. Collier Of Albany. n. Y. argued for the eisimsnis
and Charles Adams, Esq. Of Burlington and Senator
Phelps af MiddehuTy, for the Safety Fund Banks
Other claims are Ia be argued bv Messrs Mack Of
Burlington. Peck Of this town, and Joshua A. Spencer
Of Utica, n. Y. for the claimants and bv Messrs Ad.
ans and Phelps on the other side The claims amount
to beiwe-n $50 600 and $40 OO0-moTe than he whols
Safety Fund. Mr.. Peck yesterday argued the claim
of Hnughion s Co, and to-day the counsel for Tho
Fund viii take The case. which Is 10 be closed BY Mr.
Speneer.-.Aonipeiisr Waterman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18
NEWS FROM HEXIC0.
War News--Gen. Herrera elected Presi-
deut--Cabinet apnoiuted, &c.

The Washington Union Of Monday evening has
reoeired ate dispatches from Mexico, VIA Pensa-
cola.
An opinion very generally prevailed n Vera
Cruz. according 10 the last accounts, that Mexico
would not formally declare against the United
States and that the government would be able to
realize but very small proportion Of the loan, u
anu which had been auihorized-so low was the
rate Of interest Il said that, ia lieu Of dec
lhration, Mexico would carry on hosiilities vigo-
rously against Texas; and they talk Of making a
rush upon her with y 600 men, but this was gen
orally considered as a shscr fabie.
The Mail ofthe 18th had brought news from the
city Of Mexico Of the election Of Gen. Herrera TO
the Presidency. and the formation of new Cabi-
net. consisting Of Manuel Pensy Pena. Minister Of
Foreign Relaiions1 Pedro Areaya, Minister OF
War; and Fernandez del Castillo, minister Of the
Treasury
On the 10th August, Capt Shirhrick, command
er Of the United States ship Saratoga exchanged
ssluies with the batteries OF Vera Cruz.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

Liberation Feie in Rhode IsiaHd-An assembsge
az 10 600 people took place al Morris Grove in Rhode
Island, on "Wednesday Of last work. II was for the
purpose of rejoicing the liberation Of the patriot
DOR, and noble time il was Mcssrs- Pamenier Of
Providence, J. H. Wright Of Massachusetts,, Whit
marsh Of Seekonk, r. l.. and Gen. Mcneil, Scared
veteran Of New Hampshire, addressed Tie people, and
shouts rent The air from the multitude Gov. DoRR
himself finally appeared upon the platform, amid en-
thusiastie applause. Letters received aud lead
from some Of The most prominent Democrats in The
land.-Hartford Times.
And this is probably the last Of the Don humbug.
DOR himself seems quite SICK Of the mock sympathy
Of which he has been the object, and the prominent
Democrats" all preferred to write very short letters
than 20 attend 10 person.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

Henry G. Green hanged Troy, n. z, on
WeinesHy, for the murder Of his wife. His relatives
bid him farewell Al IL O'Clock and left with him Rev
MessTs. Van Kleek and Baldwin. He then parted
with the sheriff and his deputies; the keeper, Mr..
Rose he took in his and kissed with thanks for
his kindness and exhonaiion to seek the Lord. Al a
quarter before he appeared the scaiiod, calm and
collected and requested the cergymen 10 sing vefse
beginning
Rock Of ages ellen for ne.
Let me hide lnysef D Thee
When they had done and prayed, Green himself
made short and affecting prayer. He then sgniiied
that he ready, the weight Tell, and he died with
two spasnodie Efforts. While the body was
hanging, Mr.. Van Keek announced that the deceased
had made foil confession, acknowledging the justice
Of his sentence; this will be published The Budget
says
"AlieT the body had hung about half an hour Dr..
Bnckus and Other medical gentlemen pronounced him
dead. The pulse pefrepiibe at the wrist II min
ues, and slight tTemoT Of The heart also peforp-
tible "a minutes Aner hanging about five minutes
longer, the body iaken down and given 10 his
friends by the sheriff. !"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

IReported for The Boston Morning chronieIel
A Market 900 head q Beef Cattle i5 Stores y yokes
Working Oxen, 30 Cows and Calves, 800 sheep aud
apnuf 100 swine
PRlCES-Beef Caitic--We quoic extra Cattle As 50 F.
irs qualify IS s second qosliiy, - 50 70 lhird
qualify. - o.
Store caiileSal-s noticed Tor $40 and 81 FOR years
Old and Sl4. Siz aud SIS 20 tor years old.
Working OKen-Sales not noticed.
Cows and Calves-sales made al sl7, $40, S9l. SO,
s26 $50. So 50 and a45
shsep-sales were noticed isr lots at 81 sIaI42, and
50 I2a256
swne-sales at wholesale fer old Hogs &C. at retail fos
Shoies. Ira s I2c
n. B. Marke, brisk The above prices. and all sold.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

SAocking BrufsiifgIlobut Mraeham, Of Chesterfield,
Mss. committed jail IN ihs town, Friday ast,
rape upon AS daghr, grf aay fourteen ges u
aFs the Montay previous The bTute, having sold hs
pig money, imaediaiey len ioT the
depot, take the for the West Bai iaing 10
each The Intended took llier train and pToceroed
only far Pntsheld where he spent Tuesday night
On "Wednesday morning he arrested a that place by
Deputy Sheriff Clapp Of Wortllingon, just 80 he was
stepping into the for the West he was brought back
10 WorihnEton and examined before Justice T. H. Brew
ser. The of Punishable BY death htaeAam has a
wife and children. He ia incorporate aud has the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

Broira UHirersiiy.-'T annual Commencement
Of this institution took place Pruvidrnce the Sd
inst. Graduates, IS The degree al LII. D. was
conferred on Hon John Reed, Lieut. Governor Of
Massachusetts Hon. job Du1iee, Chief Justice Of the
State % Rhode Island, and lion. William c. Rives Of
Virginia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

FRoM MExIoO-rh- news % The revolution in Tohaseo
confirmed BY Capt Higgins q The Joseph Atkins, at
people declared themselves independent Of Mexico There
uss force daily expected from Vera Cruz 70 attack The
leader Of the people, Don Miguel BTuno. All commercial
intercourse between Mexico and Vera Cruz had becn sus
pended.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18
HARRIS & CHILDS


ID ESPECTFUI.LY announces 10 the inhabitants
IA o; WilniiHgton and Yieinty that they have iorm
ed coTarnersinp business, and having disposed o
their entire Old stock Of Dry Goods, they viii be
abe 10 offer great variety of
NEW AND RICH GOODS
ever was exhibited shW p.soe. Their siock eoa-
sisls part 81 extensive ussortueni Just arrived
iruEn y. Y, which purchased the most fAvora-
be Terms, snd whIch wl Be- sid Al very small ad-
vancr.
Over One Hundred pieces Of Prinfs,
a very choice seieclion 0i Laoies Dress and Fancy
Goods, Aipsczs, Few Tioii patterns 81 Afghan.
Spendd article Tor Ladies Dresses, Rep and Corded
CEshmrfes. De Luines, &c. sc. Hezvy Shrctings
and Tiskings, variety o White Goo1s, BioAdrioihs,
Cassneres and Vestings, Cfoekesys Glass and Hand
war;. Groceries. SC
Al OF the above wild BE- snd Cor Cash, good Credit
Produce An examination Of prices and quality Is
soiieiied. Bosfon and New YoIk Markri vii be via
tied every lew weeks which with the present facility
Tor ireight viii eHsh,e them sri as ow or sss than
Al any esiAbishBent IN iheeogniy.
No eif0Et wili be SpaTrd 10 reader tbs
ECheap Cash. or Credit store.
Gail soon, '..firsi eoHsss, .frsi ssrved,'
; +. HARRIS.
J. +. CHILDS
w ilningtoH, Sept. IA. is45- sw4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

WTNaH AcauiTTED.--Niilinn Wyman, Pfesi-
dent Of The exploded Phn,iK Bank, At Chsflestowr
Mass, acquitted ON Wednssiry, lnst week. al hiss
third trial for enhezzemenf, before the Common Pleas
Court ConcuTd. Wyman was afterwards hrid 10
bail in the sBm q slT 600 To answer on other ndirs-
ments Tor less heinous offences.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

Madame Costello Is again under arrest in New York.
having been surrendered BY her bail, Mr. Florence II 70
said that he Of the extent and enoImiiy 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

10 Gen Rufus King, formerly editor Of The Alba
ny DAILY Advertiser, and Recently ussisrut edit
or Of the Evening Journal has taken up his abode in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and IS hereafter Be the edit
or Of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel Gen. X. IS
son Of Charles King, ESQ.,, Of New York ciir--ana Of
course grandson Of the distinguished Rufus King.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

-lndorer Theological SenaiHary.--rhe s7th ANN
vefsary Of this Institution he'd the 81 inst
There were % graduates 40 Alumni wrrr pFrseni.
The whole numbeT Of graduates is ss5-sO0 Of EhaIn
are now living. IS are in ioTrien lands Missions
mes, and 100 are emploved As home mlssionsEiea.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

sEH The Wings Of Baltimore have nominated Hon.
John P Kennedy, the candidate ior the Illh Con-
gfrssiouai district Of Msryihnd. Mr. Kennedy is On
able Statesman. and favorabiy known literary wF-
tc-. We nerd more such men ia Congress than we
have had the ifw lcsrs pasi We sincerely hope he
will = eiertei
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

r7- Ex-Prrsident Van Buren, passed thfough
Springfield on his way 10 Boston, the other day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

g Nearly all the prominent Office holders in
New Hampshire are sthzpiRg against the Wing
candidate for Congress. and John P Hale. But
Mr. Hale, the independent candidate, is BY no
means idle. He is addressing the Democracy in
different parts Of the State He is to be at Charles
town next Friday, and at Keene next Saturday
He has appointments every day this week
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

X Catholic Church is commenced in North.
ampton, Mass.
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NOTTCE
PAUPERS NOTICE.

hereby oTd all persons harboTing, trusting or en-
n ploying Wilism Taylor, his wife and children a.
they arc paupeFs beiongng to the town Of Marlboro
comfort and support.
CLARK WARREN.
mahoofo sept 18th, is4b. 3w4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18

@ Mr. Hayden OF Massachusetts has given
$4,000 to onr University al Burlington.
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VERMONT PHOENIX.

MAisE ElrcrIos.-Tle papers do quite srree The
result Of The recent eieciien Maine The Wing papefs
clam that Audrron d-iesiedihst there choice By
The people Hailocil correspondent The Boston At
Jas makes The msorlty sFsinst Anderron 3000 and
says that far heard from. ths Wings have decided
majority ne Lerslsiure Tx Bosion Pest a Tuesday
figures up the suSy against his dear Andersen 70 only
SIS and affects believe that he elected sv the people
The langnirs q the dsraoerstis prrss rncrully r. sTe
democrats Maine have not done what expected Of
them g" The fact IL, Poiiisn the thing or New
England. Even New Hampshire, telissr 10 yei 10
condtmn L.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-18
NOTICE!

TAKEN BY virtue a an Exieai al the night title,
IL and interest Of Elijah g. ShDmway in the iol-
lowing described real estate. 10 wing and being
near the center vihERe the tDwu u JanAirs, and
boundrd rsstWardly land Of Benlsmin Felton,,
s0uihwafdly the Common the ernire OF said town
Of Jatnaiea and land 81 joel HoloH, and nnTih and
xesI on Bal MouniHin Brook, 80 caiied, eonIainiag
about two arfrs Of land; upon which situated Two
story Dwelling -house with shed attached, good
Barn and a new story buiding intended and con-
venieni for 4 small Wonlien Factory. with good
ter privilege thereto aitachet-Which viii be sod 10
satisfy said Extent The dwelling house said prem
ses al Pablic Nendue, on the 10th day Of October
next Al ten Of The clock forenoon
CHANDLER PRATT, d. Sheriff
Jamaica, Sept. 9Th, lss5-
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Docf. ThomPsoa7s Patent Uterine
TRUSS.

gENHE Subscribers have puIehased the exclusive
Il Rear f0E The CouxrI WiEnHAs, 10 make
and yend The above Truss and would respectfully call
the attention Of Physicians and afflicted ingaiids, 10 the
superior advantages i POSSESSES other instruments
for the cure oi Pfoiapsus Uirr We are enAhled
puI esn Al such prices viii be within the reach Of
every patient. WlLLiSrON & TYLER.
BraitiebnEn, Sept 10. ls45. CIV
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ings: LanInsi DRESS GOODS ia al iheiT rich va
rirty. Also. Cl1akings, new stvie Prints. sc, &c, al
Of which sili be sid c.leap Cor cash.
Brsiilrharo. September 9. 1885.
NEW GOO DIS.
A FRESH supply OF NEW GOODS received and
C. TowNsLEY son.
Brssilcburo. srpt. 9. Isss.
HIDES. LEATHER s. OIL.
rEvHE Subscribers have Cor sale. al very reduced
Il prices. al wholesale and rei1ii,
Slaughter and Dry hide irsg qnsiity Of Soe Leather,
do do do Upper DO do
Band do do
Czicuiia do DO
CAT SKINS Do
-.::: ALSO. ..::-
TanneFs' OH, BIZ the h4rre or single gallon
Fresh Lime, by the hogshssd OF single 5ushei-
CASH
and The highest price pad ioT Beef Hides and Calf
Sans, b The Subscribers delivery.
GOoDHUES. CHAPLIN co.
BraiIieboFo, September sths ls45-
STOVES.
ENOR SALE, two SECOND hand Stoves, With lot
II uf part WON stuve Pipe- J. STEEN.
September ,, 1915. 5
FLOC r.
100 BBLs superior es9s sIeSr s5 ssis *
Bfnt'ieboTO, Sept. 9 is4s-
ALMANACS FOR 1916.
DY the gross. dozen. or Single, At the
ID sept 10, Is45- BOOKSTORE
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THE GENTLEME EN-.
EOrUS

Freaci. Engiish, Gcrman and .lfserican Ciofhs;
Heary Bearcr, Pilot and Casior Cloths. Brk, Bine
Brk B,osrss. Grerns, Blue. and iually almost every
cnInr- .l,nie M nurlitr.