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81 The Texan chsrokees. who Ii, UPON the
s= -ss. are greatly eungei with Gov henderson
Of Texas, because he refused the of Of tbea,
warriors tabous Is inn ia number) to NAH asa;as, e
AsIie9. There has been a dif6cuhy,or lon. NJ,
''ne betsean shese Cherotees and tho texas,, IN
rs'ssioa u assaes Of land, sorbstimessIIe8 h.
-cherokse Country" which lies upon nd .ou,,,b
q .se Sabine; Gov. Hen del.ou.. bynn x &. II
- -'-ssss, ~.s. sa's spnrnahdi .. * \! \! Ts,.,
Volunteers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

slJ We ure pleased TO zee among the li'' Of
sppoin,msals by the President. the name Of
S4ephsn 8. Tucker, who is commissioned Captain.
The gallant Walker Of The Texan Rangers has
aiso scaPtaincy. -, - f NJ III
,s0rGen. Taylor has bseu created Braves Major
General by tho President. Congress has voted
him thanks for his achievements upon the mem.
osable 9Th and OH Of May.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

"Drorning men eaieA al Srars. Never was
this preverb more fully eIernplifrd, than BY the
last Banner in its remarks upon Col Ashley
casting bis vote for Col Drennen, Elsctor. Col.
Ashley did not wish to vote for himself, and afer
voting for Coils lizard and Oldham, he cast his
vote for his opponent Col. Drennen, rather than
role for himself. He knew tha, the democratic
ticket for electors would be elected and that their
success was absolutely certain, and therefore he,
through courtesy, voted for Col. Dreunen. Let
the Banner confne itself to the wings for whom
Gov. Yell voted. and to whom he gave voluntary
pledges. His Gov. Yell's) sins in tina, respect
are glaring a,d dark. The Banner says iha.
Col. Dresnenisa a "vioen,'' whig: we have known
the Colonel sor long time, but never discovered
that =" violence" 7- g.. .- n7.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

'1 U Jordan Wheeler, Missouri youth Of ls wars.
was recently shot by some Cherokces Wheeler va.
engaged in transporting -four from Elk Mill, for the
s's Of Government. He was shot in the iet .dc, III.
al passing shssssh his body, and under hi, hear,
The wsonded boy succeeded in unloosing h boa, from
the shore, snd pushed oat into the stream He s no-
at Fort Gibson. and IN the opinion Of The phy,ieias,
there ne will recover. Thi, neisricas. eouaIdy ana
brutal act was eemmitied on Grind iise. e. nile,
above Lswis Ross, who, on information iarnsh.d b,
Wheeisra eomPSnion. Immediately sent out . p.rty
Of mon and captured the murdsrers four Cherokee.
Who, our Informant say. -e.e :ss...s.. = ii.-.
:so.. Sasid al one time =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

The Prsdieament ffhe YtH Candidais,.-Or
Tuesday last, al the appointed place for the meet.
ing of the Candidates, il Richland township, neal
Jacob Nidever's. ESQ.,, the Yell Candidates 90.
into curious cross.snail. ..; H.. ......-r ... -
Mr.. Clarke while speaking upon the pledge
which Gov. Yell gave to David Walker, and de-.
scribiug the heinousness q the offence. il, proof
Of which he produced Mr. Walkers letters 10 Gen.
DuvaI, wa, interrupted BY q. Allen, who uaaer,
took to defend Gov. Yell andsxcusE THE pLRDssl
He acsly admitted the truth. This was sufficient.
But instantly Judge Brown Jumped up, and after
repeated challenges from Mr.. ylarke, denied Tie
pledge, de.isa that Gov. Yell lad made such |.
pledge. DR.. Allen, admitted b, hi, defence and
tho excuses he sought to cover D the iniduitv of
the pledge. But Judge Brown cnsidered the 81 sin
80 dark, SO heinous, that he denie it. The proof
exists. and then when il has come will DR.. A lien
continue 10 defondl Will Judge kown, too, de.
fsndi WiIlthe friends of Gov. All forget, de.
fend, pardon such ifaitorous condut1 wit ,hev
then support q man.eFka gave a wbig The The
pnyes 20 defeat the Derec.s.;c so;;;;a for Con,
efs., break down ths party, awhih event VA,
perhaps oaly prevented " tho ntnanimiiiy,. iii,. Il s
Gov. Yeil's opponenti % -. s,,s oa' u ,sui71
"a But hos DO tho Yell men ireconle this cro,.
ep'n'on' = One denies. anolhsr defess7 Verlv.
they srein strait and know itha, their di.o,.
ganizing designs are too clearly seen;hence ,Gbeir G
anger and their cross purposes. w think .ihn.
upon this, question Of Gov. Yell's ledge thai,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

The Government. acting upon Gey. Ys!l,.
declaration that Arkn-.~. assededs no troops,
<sa'sh s'a'e"enl We saw in washisstoa paper
The Banner to the contrary Notwithstanding, has
len this frontier entirely defencees.. The recent
exhibition Of military spirit. however, cesvinces
10 that IL Government does pegIsci US, ~ecsn
mos. nobly defepd ourselves should there b any
ousbreaks upon this frontier.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

III or We learn since our report Of last week,
that the company Of volunteers in Pope co., are
Mounted gunmen, and no, Infantry as We had
snden,ooi. We have beard Of no volunteer
companies nf Infantry 70 b collected At Fort
Snish. A garrison Is the last place in The world
% pjsee volunteers- they are for active imms
d,s,s sssyies.ot They 60 to fight, not to guard q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

,stJThe Washington county company OF mount'
eauaunmen, opassed through our town on their
way to Washington, Hempstsad county, on Wed.
ns.day last; csP., Iayard. "a They arc gallant
looking fellows, bSariOg very martial sppear.
.scs, and an animated BY sterling courage and
easesness 70 meet our eoun.ry : enemies. They
ride very finc horses. This company was formed
and, Cited out IN an extraordinary short periud
sAus dsvs,episg ,,s spirit ef discrimination and
activity which exists among ,hem.a We learn
aiso that : company is about raised in Beatou,
one 10 Carroll. aud one in Madisou counties.
So sosa as ss obtain tho Muster roll We viii
publish tho .anes Of shs cnwford eonpany and
IN oihSrs who sepd M shs;. s..'- 7ss5;1s3 dite
- - .sald Do cur hearts good to b al Wash.
ingtou ard Fulton in this StasA whero tho Nolun.
sssu .ass % meet. Cold woald 30 the heart that
eoulArsmsis vnmeved With pride to sec bis count.
iymen rally round their eoun.rys, standard.
There the gal!nn. sen. Of Tennessee and Arkansas
will meet; and no common exhibition of the
union. strength and patriotism Of Americans will
there DO seen. Proud would W, b 70 behold the
martial array. We should like also ,ha, somo Of
the despols Of Europe should witness the scene.
They could then fosm some small idea Of the
rssouscss Of hs United States, and learn how
pnatisd they arc when called 70 iepel an invader
Or avepsp inaaIt and bloei. div .qcs-iglse : ne
~. c1vstee Adqeeste hss ss,ia ben received u
-. l.,x n. wk.s IL IL
is eea sppesranes has bsca We cannot fancy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

Monsssey, and ts hold them in spite Of all opposition
'n0cr We behold enough Of the martial spirit Of
our psople even in Van. Bursa, whore 20 email a
comparative number Of Volunteers is seen, to
convince % that our nation when aroused can
furnish the best, the brsssss and most spirited
warriors, of any nation upon the Earth. Drums
heat, and borsemsn are constantly tramPing
through the streets. ~" .s@,fgoy - -rss
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

iou Commodore Stockton. Of Tho Mexican Squadron,
h.s hsen ordered to take the ports Of st Fac'co and
Moatssey and 10 hold them in spite Of all oPPoseion
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

Tks ca<rstee Adreests hss ss,ia bssa received .,
.k.. casee .Mer ic.s 81. s.es WA. Il,
is esa sepesranes has bees We eannot fancy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
COL. r. w. JOHNSON,

Ths Democratic candidate for Congress, will
address the people At tho following times and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

or Thres companies Of volunteers have ''af''' rs
from Memphis. for the seat Of var. oas co".
pany is ecmposed entirely Of Germans and sn-
other !, filed exclusively by the sons Of the En-
eusd Isle. Also siI hundred volunteers were
enIi..sd a, 81. Louis within day or two ai'sr
,he ness from the Rio Gnnde reached that e:'y'
Amoag them, wes rhe "siOoisomery GUARDS
fan.Irish company, Capt. Rnoehs German cs:,-
pany, ninety ,sroi'g, and the German troop. -,
Such are he 'xrx whom Gov. Yell, in his late
speech, calls. Drsnken fOreigner'-lrish and
Duiehi!! .-,--,-, r-,-.. ..i p SEQ ga, 60, % -
Yes, so denomipated them uPon the 'ioos o'
Congress! Will their friends any where IN ms
State, .uppor, him. when such declaration Of
the sentiments Of his heart towards ihsm, has
been 50 public-so broadf l-1.o's s7u1 I'd
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= WILLiax q; Losixc, of P!eEida, e g :
WINsLow r. SAsDsasex, OF Ohiqs y
Samuel h Walker, az Texns, 70 -
Henry C. Pope. Of Kensucky;.c p
George B. Cri;tenden, Of. Keatucky n
tain. -. ~. 4 ,s5Ssg n
Stephens T. Mason, Of yirgiSia, Y y
John 8. Simouson. OF lodiansS v - q
John b Backenstosst ! of' Illinois, ~ Iens I
Bella NJ. Hughes, Of Missouri, 70 y
Stephen S. Tucker, OF Arkansas, ~
Benjamin s. Roberts, Of lows. y =
tenabt, = I. IS is-s - III
Thona. EFdIi. q Tennessee. p =
tenanf. tlIg3 z Ya2Sii ~;
Andrew Porter, Of Pennsylvania, y
Michael E, Van Bdrsn, of Miehigp',ss
lles.ensn.. lkf :
-Llswellsa Jones, of New Yesky 70 -
tenant. u ~ M "a
~ Noah- Newton, Of Ohio, 10 be 'hrst X
Thomas Duncan, of illinois, tobe h4s
anti. ~ gT' sesl 'lhi--s5'. -, Y. ~
4 William w, Taylor, ot lgdiapa'
teDaat. 40 % gIssilsA ed Hoi hss.ssSs ~ sna2
: Andsss u 6isdsay sSf'a 'aississiFPsssss ~ :
lieutenant. w,-st-sg ri
-laha 6. Yalker, Of Missouri, % -
tenant. .'.STCH ..sfoa .s.OH n
.,sfsaS SsFS.oa. .sofs inaians % y
ettaus,. sas .as=;S s-:. ?sssa'', - ,sI.;i|
TSsSlsI.a Claiborne. s j j. asy~pesi's
md lieutenant.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

Grsft.sES:Aft is WITH PRIDE dhd flowing plea.
mrei that we behold yeur patriotism. YouS Coon.
try has called on you, and most nobly have ydu vi
crowded ioher standard; with an the cbiysIrv
and high spirit that uuimatcthe Free. You have
.saies and are now upon The eve Of march 10
Mexico-your enemy. A love of ljbey,y .;s ,to
strong Impulse which ha, moved you, d tbirs, for
glorious desds.l fouAase given 10 your eogn,,
serv'co your 2hre, your zeal, strength a od y6,,
lives. Bear yourselves with that bravery vb.sh
WIN cause glory 70 se,,le upon You. arms. AL.
though we cannot sceomPany yod, st,Il oar bta n,
S,e pens.ra.od s5d alIed wh sn!hpsasm our
will go withyou, uaiiws'sena w;,hr ~, cIssT.
evidences that, shSss 'kio isfye o7' mi X ,SSx
'ountrys defence yin BE- enshtinsd IL ibe bss Fl.
.ssHi country-women. .'raN 10 .--I
.'S,e g sse s,:assss!a:so with ardor, win An.
nn.as' We Know you are fag, Of So5fap,ss AZ y
lare and DO. Go, and battle fos the bcnor and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

% Coz YelFs Appoiatmsnts.-whIes governor Of the
State he Gov YeIl sppeinted Directors OF the Res
Estate Bank men who were astoriossfy inssl,ert
These directors had the privilege Of dseountng their
own paper and experience has shown to Us how in
urous they have been to the Bank, and through the
Bank the State To these losses thus incurred
to the Bank, the people Of tie State sW srssfsa!y hass
sufss taIaton. repudiate and d'honor the or edit
Of the State How does this sit upon the PeoPsf Are
they wiling 10 cling 10 wio 6y mis- appointments
Of in.olvent directors, has begottsn tsIaton-s iaIs
ton that viii fall upon the people who have arsady
suffered sufficiently from the ruin Of the Bank Let
them ponder this fact wslI; meanwhile We shall re-
cur to the subject again. =H y e. Gis'
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Il appears TO me an error exists IN the minds OF
some sgricuturists, on the subject Of deep blowing
especin, in cultiyatiug light soils, except where
heavily MANFRED.
The prevailing opinion has been, and probably
still to great extent obtains that TO be good far
mer or planter it is necessary TO pillow deep, without
reference to the depth Of the soil. We find crops
designed for premiums. usually plowed deep, and
of course manured strongly doubtless this is the
best method for that purpose. have invariably
found deep plowng on deep and rich soils TO answer
we'll On alluvial soils for example, on some parts
ofthe Mississippi bottoms,) by blowing deep, rich
er mould is often turned up.
A few years since had piece Of pasture sward
turned over for winter crop, plowed about three
inches deep, sowed. and the grain narrowed in and
pushed smooth, which produced good crop. An
other piece Of similar ground, few rods distant,
was broken deep, (about to 10 inches cross
plowed, and grain narrowed in, but the yield was
not half to the former. Since that time, where the
soil is thin, guard against blowing below il; be-
eying that the best soil is usually at the surface.
Much of our land in New England is too porous
10 be benefited by subsoil plowlng. II Is doubted
whether il pays for the labor in stiff and rich lands
except for root plants. II costs more than double
the power to pillow twelve inches in depth than six.
astaala aH s. TILLorsoN.
Canton CT July 90, 1916.
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ParIor and Box Alright Stoves
MELODEONS.

IL under the firm Of 5. II. JONES Co., for the
manufacture of .Melodeons, !Serapkines. SC would
respectfully inform he public, that they will be happy
10 supply all orders Tor Instruments in their line,
wholesale and retail, al low prices be procur-
ed in the country. Qualify Of Instruments warranted
equal TO any other manufacture.
s. II. JONES'
WOODBURY. & BURDITT
oS- All orders received at the store Of Woodbury. &
Bufdtl, opposite Hall and Townsey's where NAV be
found general assortment Of Musical INSTRUMENTS In
siFuction Books, Strings, &C, &c.
WOODBURY. BURDITT.
Braitleboro, June IS, 1876. "A
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District OF M.

10 Probate Distinct Of Marlboro, s..
IN Probate Court, Oct. "a, 1886. ss
~ ONES Newton Smead, Administrator upon the
~ Estate Of DIR DAVID WILCOX, late OF Viii.
inghum in said District, deceased and FLEA his Admin.
istration account for examination and allowance.
Whereupon il is ordered that the same be heard and
examined before the Probate Court at the stated SEES.
sion thereof TO be holden at the Inn Of Perey Balloon
in Marlboro, in said District the last Thursday Of
November next. Aud for the purpose Of notifying
all persons interested therein, OF the time aud place Of
hearing, said Administrator Is directed TO publish a
copy Of the Record Of this order three ,Deeks success
sveiy IN the Vermont Phoenix, printed Braileboro,
in said district, previous 10 said lime Of hearing.
true copy from The Record.
10 LEMUEL WHITNEY, Judge OF Prob ate
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Phelps Patent Convex Spiral
TRUSS.

TIME reputation Of this Truss for the radical cure
IL Of Hernia in its several forms and stages is now
established. It's superiority is proved from the fact,
that, Physicians and Surgeons IN London and Paris,
and other European cities have preferred II all 9TH
efs now in use both at home aud abroad.
Orders for supplies have bcen received from the
above mentioned cities and other foreign places where
Il has been recommended by the faculty, as a very
valuable addition To the Instruments Tor the treatment
OF Hernia. M
The spiral Abdominal Supporters invented by the
subscriber, received the highest premium the late
Mechanics Fair 10 the city, and has been recommend
ed BY DR. Charming and Bigeow, az a very superior
instrument for dorsa and abdominal weakness.
}. w. PHELPS, 6s Court si, Boston.
Certificates OF Recommendation of The above have
been received from the following eminent Physicians
and Surgeons:
DR.. Valentine Mott, Dr. John c. Warren
DIR. Alex. II. Stevens DIR. Geo HAYWARD
DR.. Willard Parker, DR.. 8. ID. Townsend
DIR. Samuel II 7, Lee, DR.. Winsiow Lewis. IT,
Of New York. DR.. WIN. }. Walker, Of
ff Boston.
For sale by r. sPALDING, BraitlebOro. is IS
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TT il now about ten years since this medicine has
IL been introduced TO the public and il stands unri-
vailed 10 lis effects, bearing the test Of the severe scru-
tiny Of all classes both friendly and unendy. Il Is
but for purposefor the use OF Mothers, who have
pass through Of affection IN giving birth TO
mankind, not TO be described. IL isto you make
appeal Il is for your especial and general good that
you should make use Of one bottle ofthe NJ MOTHERS
RELIEF before confinement, then you can approach
thu parturent chamber without Feeling as II you were
going 10 the chamber Of death. You may assur-
cd il will still all febriie and nervous affections II
smooths and shields from irritation and by lis peculiar
properties il destroys the cause Of hemonhage n-
fiammaion that often attends and follows the hour
ofpsnurition II sweet and natural rest, and
at last facilitates the BIRTH so that Mothers have moi
to pass through such excruaiing pain and distress.
The Mothers Relief may be depended upon in all cases
Of threatening abortion where Il Is possible 10 be pre-
vented in cases OF spasms, &C., causing nequent
alarm, from two to three doses will give immediate
relief
As the subject is one that cannot with propriety be
fully discussed in thus public manner, we invite all who
feel interested call our agents (most Of the res
pectable druggists 10 the United Staies the
uacturer, and they will be furnished with pamphlet
in which they will find all the facts to form a correct
opinion of lis merits, and also the opinion Of many ply
scians Of eminence, and OF persons who have become
acquainted with its beneficial effects. s
AGENTS ron wIEDHAM COUNTY:
DUTTONs Ozark, Bratteboro; H. E. Baker,
Fayetteville; Thomas Cook Jr., w. Townshend; Hi
'au =. SuttluHa OfeeU AlVcTs Hitchcock a. Huncn-
ard, w Halifax; A. T. 4 L.. w. Childs, Jacksonville;
and Origen Smith, Wilmington. iff'
Caution 20 Purchasers.
We learn that spurious articles of Mothers Relic
put up by O. ii. & j. II. Coleman, of Buffalo, one
DR.. Smith, Of New York; also, Comstock, Of N. ";
his bottles and cut, with the directions that are pasted
onthe bottle, are nearly perfect FAC sime ours
He once was an agent of ours, aud has The genuine
pamphcts consequently II is well calculated deceive
The public. Ask for Barfholieks Mothers Reliei.--
None is genuine unless signatures found with
~ INC wreath Of the direction that is pasted the bot
tei signed with our own hand, and over the neck OF
the bottle Is a lac smile Of our hand writing also.
John Lendon, Factory Point, VT, is agent for
the Staie Of Vermont Orders addressed to him will
meet with prompt attention. = ~
BY attending TO the above directions, no one need
be imposed upon. 20 - ssti
10000 BOTTLES ~
of this Valuable Medicine will posiipe be sold, The
present year, being only the second veal Of is intro.
duction 70 the public We say give 4 q triai
50 G. A. BARTHoLICK,
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G ROC ERIES.
g. G. HAIL.,

HAS just received 40 Chests Young Hyson and
Ii Souchong TEAS; also, superior Old Hyson
and Powchong do; 20 Bags Old Java and Rio COF-
FEES also, Burnt aud Ground do.j II Boxes Brown
Havana SUGARS; Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered
do; 10 Boxes superior TOBACCO; Spices Of all
kinds, Rice, Raisins, Black currants, Cron, Sperm
and Talow Candles, Lemcns, and Oranges, &c. &c.
Oct. Z.
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GROCERIES,
Chairs /! Chairs /!

Just received at No. 8 Brick Row,
From Of the best uangaetOriss in Massaehusstts
A GENERAL assortment Of Chairs among which
"A are the following;
Rocking Chairs, with Cane Seats and Backs;
Do. do. with Cane Seats;
Do. do. with Wood Seats, different sizes;
Nurse Chairs, with Cane Seals, two sizes;
Office Chairs, common, and Patent Pivot;
Parton Chairs-Harrison and Clay Gsecian;
Do. do. common. cane seats, bent rnd straight
backs. te .sal tH
Childen's Chairs Of all kinds, Sizes and fashions.
High Patent Pivot and common Stools.
All which the subscriber will sell low any Of his
neighbors. M ALONZO HATCH.
Bratteboro, Oct. II, 1916. ne
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ANSEL WHITE
PATENTS.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,
And Agency for the u. Stairs Patent Office Washngnn
No. q, STATE STREET, BOSTON
TIVE subscriber by appointment from the Commission
er Of Patents, Is Agent Of the w. s Patent Office iCi
the purpose Of receiving and forwarding 10 the sane Ill
such models specimens Of ingredients and manufactures
as shall be intended TO be patented deposited heren
which will be received and forwarded, free Of sIPnss aE
risk 10 their owners and with all possible dispatch I
subscriber will prepare Caveats, Specifications As'gs
mens, and ell the necessary Papers and Drawugs WI
male researches into American and Foreign works for e.
abshng the validity utility Of inventions, and rence
advice all legal and scientific matters respecting la'
same. Patents secured in Europe aud other countries
BY application at this Office saved The uHe
and expense Of journey 70 Washington and delay There
as well all personal trouble In obtaining their patents
The experience Of fourteen years Practice extensive cor
ectoos Of rare works, documents, decisions, &c 90 ne
chanical subjects and the Patent Lawsand patents o. ol
erent countries collected at much expense during TOE o
time this office has been established and 10 which daily az
dloiis are being made together with accounts here w
ofinventions patented at Washington enable me TO anou
Important assistance and information 70 inventors des,o
OF securing Patenis which in other respects might be o
cult oil attainment. an ftf
August IL, 1916 l'-t- ~ iy5s
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Commissioners, Notice,

w + the subscribers being appointed BY the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district OF Marlboro,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all de-
mands Of all persons agaius, the estate Of
WILLI.4.H ~. WHITE. 81
late of Nottingham in said district. deceased and al
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the 18Th day of October 1896 being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, I'VE do hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the business Of our
ceased, IN Whlngham, on the first Tuesday in De-
cember aud January next from nine O'Clock A. NJ, I'M
Ill four O'Clock p. NJ. on each Of said days
mr RUFUS CARLEY, 10.
49,, JAMES WHITE, COMMITS
Whilingham, Oct. -, 1896 10
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For Overcoats.

"A large assortment Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Beav.
IA er Satnets Twee,s, 81 and Ga.
Broad Cloths, Cassmeres, Vesiings, &C., an almost
endless variety. The above Goods are for sale a,
GREAT BARGAINS. by
TOWNSLEY 4 SONS.
Ocl ,l646. Q
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DEN IT'S TRY.
DOCT. SPALDING

ID o CT. SPAL NG
CONTINUES al his old stand, one door south Of
" Dutton & ClaTk's store, 10 perform all operations
N Denial Surgery, on the most improved principles Of
bis business, he feels confident he satisfy all who
desire 10 preserve their teeth, those who require at
fetal teeth, from one TO full He warrants all his
operations on the teeth give satisfaction aud I've wouH
express his gratitude To those who have for the last
years gwen him their patronage, and ell that he
ehsl continue 10 operate upon the teeth with the best
OF materials, and IN manner which he wond invite
all 10 scrutinse and compare with the best work done
in our country.
His charges arc far more reasonable than the CON-
mon charges Of Dentists. ~ rs
Bra;tleboro, June LIST, 1876. 6m4I
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Notice Extraordinary !

PRocRAsrNArIoN Is THE THIEF OF TINE.
ruy HE subscribers hereby give their last pubce no
Il tice to all persons having unsettled accounts, or
notes unpaid, that they will find them at the store
lately occupied by them until the fret day OF De
cember next--afler which time they will be handed
over in one mass without any reserve whatever,
Attorney for collection. Now therefore, ali who
would save costs, must exercise wisdom.
/, ~ G. & G. LAWRENCE.
Braitleboro, October Goth, 1876. 0