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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-22


Il be classed with the durable diseases. The most
fearful maady Of our climate has been conquered! The
most fatal Of all diseases has yielded at last 10 the skill
Of man.
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life
viii speedily and certainly Consumption, even in
its most HOPELESS FORMS, and in all ordinary
diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, il is the most perfect
and admirable remedy known TO the civilized world.
The Hungarian Balsam was first discovered by DIR.
Buchan of London, England, and has been tested for
six wears by the most eminent Physicians in Great
Britain and on the continent Of Europe, where il has
proved the
GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY.
II has recently been introduced into the United States,
under the immediate superintendent Of tho inventor,
and is literally sweeping Consumption from the
land. What Innoculaton is to the Small Pox, the
Hungarian Basam is TO Consumption-an insurmount-
able barrier
Chemists, Physicians Medical Societies, and the
great body Of Consumptye patents every where, ad-
nit that the important work Of the age has been
accomplished ONS U.MPTION CAN BE GU
RED
All Panaceas, Expecioranis, Syrups and Drops
have been discarded as useess-a systems Of Inhaa-
ton, Napor Baths, Tar Smoke, Changes Of Climate,
SC, have heen rejectedand the wonderful product Of
the HUNGARIAN GUM, obtained from the Mel
songa," Tree Of Life, is now universally received
by COnsumplives, as the
ONLY SOURCE or HOPE.
Let no person afflicted with severe and obstinate
Cough, inflammation OF the Lungs, Asthma, or any OF
the symptoms OF Consumption, lose moment OF time
in seeking relief from This GREAT ENGLISH
REMEDY. Delays are dangerous, and all other pre-
tended remedies are not only useless, but FATAL
LY DELUSlVE.
single bottle will reveal its astonishing virtues and
open the fountain Of health and strength to
the afflicted.
The great merit Of DR. Buchan's Balsam is this
that in all cases Of Pulmonary Consumption il gives
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Every family in the United States should be suppl
Cd with MA Haaarn NJ I nj.
TO counteracI the oonsnmptve tendencies Of the eli
mate, but to be used preventive medicine in all
cases of Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in
the side and Chest, Irritation and soreness OF the Lungs
Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever,
Night Sweats, Emaciaton and General Debility Asth-
ma, Influenza, Whooping Cough and Group
Price OF the Balsam only one dollar per bottle, with
foil directions, Dissertation on Consumption, Notices,
and certificates Of Remarkable Cures, &c.
DAVID +. BRADLEE,
Sole Agent for the United States.
1I9 CouRr STREET, BosToK.
--Bratteboro-DUTTON s. CLARK;
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NEW ROCKS.
Bfa,ileboro, Nov Ist

usT received, for Schools, Warren,s Geooranhv
- IAN ana Atlas, Pearls Book on the Mind, two works
~ ngn repuie where they are used (Teachers are
invited to examine ihem.) Also, Biackyn Swami
pew pew o. Israel Guests for Marriage Supper, Marion
Lyle Hprd, New Bartimus, PASTORS Guide Plea Cnr
.le SABBATH, Probation, Ratio Discipline, Mammon
ey Hafrls, Enlarged edition of Great Teacher. Mem
OF Boardroam, Maanchon, Kempis, Juskns nm
Atonemenl, Attachments Of Heaven, and a large vari-
ETY. OF presents for New Year, at the ~ '3''-
Dec %, ls45. N' ohE'
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AGENTS:--Bratteboro- s. CLARK;
Bellows Fas-Norman Harris; Londondery-Stow-
ell and Hill; Windsor-A x H. Wardner. COW l6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-22
SILVER WARE.

culver, Britania and Plated Ware Solar Hang
- ing and Side Lamps Brushes, Combs, Periumery
Shaving Soap, Razors and Razor Strops, Scissors
Knives, Cards, Dice, Chess-nen, Back G ammon
Boards, Cigar Cases. Pocket Books, Wallets Purses
and Purse Trimmings Of every description, &C., &c.,
for sale at II. ID. BRACKETT,S
Dec. l5 IT
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DOUBLE MILLED TWEEDS.

A few pieces # those extra heavy double mill
IN ed Tweed Cassmeres, for sale by
A. L. DWINELL.
Brattleboro, Dec. %, 1916 10
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CAMEO PINS.

YNHE latest style, splendid patterns; also, every
Il other style of Rich Jewery that can be found in
any market can be found at BRACKETT'S, on the
most reasonable terms.
Dec. is. II
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BOOTS AND WOOD.

a. & C. LAWRENCE have just received three
VI cases Doubled Soed Boots, which they are anx-
ious to sell for Wood or Cash, at very low prices.
JAM 6, 1896 90
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GOLD PENS.

A MOTHER lot of Gold Pens Just received and for
IN sale at reduced prices, and warranted, at
II. ID. BRACKETS.
Dec. 49, II
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STEAM ENGINE.

A FOUR Horse Steam Engine, nearly new, for
June IS. [tf441 ]. STEEN.
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ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION

TTNHE TIME HAS COME when Consumption ma,
L be classed with the durable diseases The mos
fearful maady of our climate has been conquered! Tn
most fatal Of all diseases has yielded at last 10 the ski
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-22
MUFFS. MUFFS.
OSTRICH PLUMES.

O0A Black and Grey Muhs, for sale at great bar
ANJO gains. CUNE & GOODHUE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-22
FEATHERS.

DRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS constantly
Il for sale at the lowest market prices by
A. T.. DWINELL
Brattleboro, Dec %, 1916. ls
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WINTER De LANES.

100 pieces new styles, Just received, comprising
IOO plains of good styles at low prices, beautiful
Cashmeres and Grapes, do; Paids, Stripes and Gross
overs; also, rich styles of half mourning de LANES
g. c. HALL.
Dec. 8. Is
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Brattleboro, Nov. 3, 1916.

This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the headache and have received great and amos,
sudden eci by the ofihe Patent Galyanc Rings and
Magnetic Fluid. EMMA H. WARD.
Braitleboro, Nov. Let. II
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ONE Cartoon, all colors, elegant also, colore
~ Bonnet Velvets, and Ribins to match Just II
ceived by G. c. HALL.
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MORSE & MILLER.

This may certify that have been relieved and think
cured of the distressing pain the head and face called the
Tic Dooreux by the Of the Patent Gavanic Rings and
Chrise's Magnetic Fluid, and that | cheehuly recon-
mend them 10 others afflicted with similar complaints
S Y. MILLER
n. n. .
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IS CASES

MEMS and boys thick and Calf Boots, some fine
lVA double sole calf splendid article for winter.
C. TOWNSLEY g. SON.
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Trnde nfthe uud.nn.

Produce ind Country Merchandise Arriving Near York
Reported Specially FOR Tie Near York Tribune
Troy Erie Iron Tow Boat Line, Tett-Barge
Hart-22O bbis -four Suydam, Sage Cos 40 do Lee
land Adams Co.. OF do 4 Teit; i3 kegs butter Bah
COCK Co; 81 do Perry IS do Stewart So do Conan
bids do Conan Hopkins & Coz 10 do Tompkins l. CO.;
"a bbls fax and timothy seed Reynolds; J27 bbls lard
II. Lees Co; i5D do " X Wicks; IS bbls pork Work
Druke; q do W {; Wicks; II do Dacr Miller Co; hhd
tobacco, II Usher 30 bOls PORK levcrion Fellows; 10
ba les hemp MEG y Morris.
Newly and Genesce Canal Lne-James Sll-Boat
l. WUoduG-sO bills -four Clark Coleman iii2 bushels
wheat OiyPhunt * Son.
Vandewater's OswegO Line OF Lake BOals-Boat Stand
urde26 bbls -four Suydarn, Sage & Co.
Swiitsurc Line-A Van Sanivocrd * Co-Bnrge Lady
Nnn sselaer76 bills ~ half do -four II Wolfe; III
bbls Clark Coleman; $50 dol Wright Co; $50 do +
Cobb; l5a do Tolts Hopkins lSG do Lake; 267 do l.
Fish Coz 100 do do Dwight, Beals Co; 80 bbls glue
Schiciien Fowler.
Albany aud Canal Line-A Hoyt-Burge Marshall-97Gi
bushels wheat Durant, Larop Coz i24 boxes cheese
Abom: 30 bales feathers Lawrence x Hicks 20 boxes
cheese Il Skman; 50 do r b White u Co: - tubs butter
NJ ard; y bugs do NJ Rogers Co, l6 casks ashes w
Small; As bales hops Shaw; 4S BIKE cheese A NJ Brown
10 bules wool Coggil do II Jay.
Old Troy Line-Pope Catlin-Barcc Cbicago-78 bbls
flour Calm; $40 do Cobb $40 do Sudan, Sage & Cos
iOB do Iceland, Adams Co; $50 do Suydam Reed Co.
Old Albany Line & w Schuyer-Barge Brutus--ii9
bhls Hour y Van Buskrk $50 do Wright & Co; 5000
bushels wheat Durant, Lalhrop Z Co.
Fort Plain ana NewNurk Lne-Gardiuer < Nandcn-
burc-boat Fulton County28OJ bushels oats Gardiner
Naudcrburgh; 1853 sides leather C, Smul Co.
Troy and Western Line-W { Rice-Boat Mary Drew
405 bbs -four 1855 do w, Gregory Co; PSI kegs butter
bbls do Perry
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General Nntiees-


e New-York Weekly Tribune-Corte-.s for
sa.4lS-y, Gefseol5zr 26.-PoEIEY-Mine ! Tame TIE
Irish Eraisran,s Fsrewe1. Observation-Disclosures Of
Books: Editorial Correspondence from hs State A-rcu
iural Fair; Wentworth he Hsrbor Veto E.ecttng
Judges; Tie OGsr ofPeace Rejected. Prosecution OF =
War; The New American Tariff compared viii The N--v
British Tariff Tariff and Direct Taxation &c PoLr7icAL
Wing and Loco-Foco Nominations for Congress. Dele
gates, xc Returns from ih- Mslne Election Wisconsin
Election &c NETs-Impor;ent from M=xieo-Aaser Of
Mexico TO The Proposal Of Peace Farther Lie Army
The Cotton Crop. From Caiorza: Terrible Storm The
Coast; Interesting Stare Case From me Cape OF Good
Hopei The War SsUyoc Fieeu Days Lsser from Ep-
rope, By The Csrorsiih :n Extracts from or Foreiga
Files GseatFire al Nib,os Report CT the Murder Iei
Of Spencer al 5=rgeu, J. From the Sandwich Islands
Loss CT the Steamer e-York-Loss Of Life, Six Days
Proceedings Of CONSTITUTIONAL cosTESTioS Foreign
eud Domestic Correspondence Of The Tribune MscEL-
L4SEous-Lerer from England. By Mss Fuller Santa
Anss Proclamation Ssue. Lover. The UaiveI-esi Con
veulion :, Troy. Political Economy Geaesee Methods,
Conference. &c &c Co':NEgciAt Ix1EL1I5ExcE-Pro-
dace stocks on=y. c=tl- Market Review Q. th7 New
York Market
Single copies, PIT n wrappers foI The Malls car rs
Obtained 81 the desk-pr.oe Il cents
r TERMs-s2 peryssr. Al :ab.crip;.on5 payable
,nsexibly n advance. Address
GREELEY L McELRATH, Tribune srildings
cor. Spruce and Nassau 80. opposite the City Hall
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TIE WIG ALMANAC FOR 1a47
CONTENTS


Calculations for the Year l3iTCustCay Notes Cnoro-
logical Cycles Movable Feasts EaUInozes and So.sces
EclIpses FOR 1917 &c.
Calendars several months Of for
The different States OF the Union Anecdotes each
Calendar page
Cram Imported into Great Bain-Impor Cheese INTO
Great Britsin--Census OF The City Of N-yrYork.
Government OF The United Sta;es-EXscGvs Judicial and
Senate do. House OF Representatives.
Political History, l3ioCongress; Condition OF the CoGn-
try Oregon Texas and Mexico Our Brave Defenders
The Sub-Treasury The Tsr!s of I.+5.
The Oregon Treaty with the Official CORES pondence
The War with Mexco-Being condensed but truthful re-
la,iou Of the Ongin and Progress OF the War. with
Sketch OF the route from Naamoros 10 Point Isabel!
Poeirr-Bingen hy Hon. Mrs Norton
id Nalorem DUtes-Mr. Webser's Speech Oh the Tariff
Of 1916.
Value OF Foreign Coin in the United States.
The New Tariff Of si6-Compee-Wiih the Duties Alpha
betcslly arranged, and table OF the Tares allowed
the Custom. House.
The SubTfeasury Law-Conplete
The Vetoed River and Harbor BWih list Of he pro-
posed Appropriations.
Annual Expenditures the Federal Government since the
Inauguration OF Washington in 7s9
Disbursement OF Of each Administration from 1859 1915
AnDue! Appropriations for 1916.
Summary OF the Census OF The United States OF ls+1-P-o
gTess OF Population in the United States or 80 years,
from 1890 TO 1870
Occupations Of The People. by the Census Of 1870
Mexco-Is Population Domestic Facilities, Exports
Election Returns.
Census OF the State OF New ! ork. WkSW
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AMgRosIAL oRRIs PASTE.

For cleansing the Teeth and Mouth aud preserng the Gums
IL This delightful and wholesome OdontaI-
gle Paste is highly esteemed by all who have used H. for
keeping the breath fresh and preserving the gums in
aheahy condition, ard consequently preventing the de-
cay Of the teeth Il is considered very recherche article
wherever is known and beyond comparison the most
beautiful and perfect preparation for The purpose Of
ered The public and has received the highest approba
ton Of the eminent dental surgeons of this city.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by HsSaY ions.
son, Druggist and Chemist in the Granite Budiug- rs
Broadway, cor. Chambersst Sold also 100 Ful,on-st
and ~ East Broadway. Price - cents. - lIneodIs
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Books.
TTap rTTERATURE &C.

MAGAZINES, CHEAP LITERATURE, &C.
ny n TAYLOR kCo. Nc Aston House, have rs, pub
w .=hec se Ne--f0rs IGr>trasl Magazine Tor OccN
Der e-rh.skst T.lh four sd cortalr
pages Of caoace reading MATER, fror t-
pers Of some OF our zloss popular writer's
TIE unprecedented zEccess Of his Magazine Is he he's
EGarz1s= the pubic have q - r-rl-r fact al who
have L earslre: L. src subscribed 70 IL have pro
n0urced y ore OF TO- re ses; magazines Il lie Country
T=rns 8--rr-- slree copies - TIE -osI
liberal discount made 70 agents carT1sse-s IL dealers
= So received 81 he Ladies Magazines fcT Octcecr
iTfe Living Age No ~ FOR -he present week TAis
poplar Ecsc1c OF Foreign znG Domestic Liie-a-u-s
uIlv Maintains IL well earned reputation. glance
re press-: number WI eo1vi-ce. L pets with u
eie-tsl food Of .ke choicest kc- ESa-s aca oe con
weed Price L. cer-s Per number subscription -
--ar u-yv OHM. VII -Cu1ercs vFit1 l1- uexf -s-,
b-r. therefore now : Tie TINE 20 subscribe
VA TAYLOR co. Publishers aid Agents,
- Nc = As;cr House.
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BEAUTIES OF THE SUB-TREAsURY.-A citizen of
;a county having occasion to make payment of
twenty dollars to one OF the Government depart
asntt at Washington, RENTED the amount by mail
s,caeck on specie paying bank in the City of New
is't that being the usual mode Of remittances prev
rate 1.-THE passage of the SubTreasuIy act. He has
'tea from the officer the head Of the department
asioaowng reply: Being now obliged TO make ali our
spads with the Treasurer in specie the check is
tined in order that you may forward the necessary
lt 10 w.t. gold and silver or certificate of deposit
aSo assistant Treasury"
Comment on such system seems 10 be unnecessary
I'm inventor desire to obtain patent he longer
sr,mit the fee by mail but he must either so TO
Washington in person or contrive some other plan TO
E'vaEd the specie. tLockport Courier.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

U 4 Liquid COlOring Tor The Hair. Nhlskers ,.Nc.
It's claims 20 patronage will n be understood BY
those who have used od the Preparations offered for
tyeiug the hair. Its application simple s effect GER
tain, being empbaticay perfect HairHye. without de-
-jroying the elasticity health OF the hair Tie fancy
store keepers druggists, Ic. 1t viii be found most de-
sirahle article hs they with confidence recommend i
their customers and be troubled W h complaints
It's dyeing The skin or linen. II will not rub OF the hair
and constant washing only improves s appearance. The
color permanent and perfectly uniform. entirely free
from those unnatural tns varying from the faded green
the royal purple produced by the ordinary hair dyes In
proof OF il efficacy the inventor j. prepared apply the
Dye whskers portion Of the hair without charge
to those wishing 10 purchase il proves satisfactory; for
which purpose lie has private Prepared only and
Wal.st Broadway frice 81; double size - so
Copy the address,
AEenis-Ncyy-Yor, DR.. Gouraud - waker-s;., Brook.
Ign, Mrs Hays 1879 Fuon-1t; Philadelphia, Eug. Rcusse
Washington D. c., J. II. Gibbs, Penn. wen PiltsburE
Pa, Wm Jackson SO Libery.st; Columbus, Ga. Winter
< Eppng. s26 imcUdis
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Ncm fall Goods.

CARPETINGS.
JEFFERSON HUMPHREY 4 ROSS, having purchased
the entire stock of carpeting drugges, oil-clOts &c IN
large and spacious carpet ROOMS ~ Pearl street.
formerly owned by Messrs. 4. s T. :. Higgins now
prepared ofer their friends and the public the above
stock together with purchases, prices far below
the market, BY calling Mt the above number the most
fasidious cannot fail of being suited.
PETERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS,
sis 6ws 1872 Pcarlst., near Madison
(UEiP CARPETINGs.-SAnTHS LOuNSBER-
" RY IA Pear-st opposite N!liiSml are daily reeeY'
ing direct from the manufacturers and from auctions,
large supplies Brussels three ply and Ingram Carpet
ngs which they selling great reductions from
former prices
Brussels Carpengs, new pserus) os to i2s per yard
Thiee-py do do 90 10 Us do
Fine superine and double super do 81 TO is do
Tuned Rags, handsome p8tierns,) los each.
Also, great variety OF Floor OIL Cloths, Druggets,
Table and Piano Covers. Lamp Mats Window Shades.
and all other articles connected with the trade remarka
bly, low. Strangers visiting the city particularly In
vited TO call and examine the above stock 81 ?wis
WHOLESALE SHAWL WAREHOUSE
w Pears Shawls OF eyery description Tor sale by The
case, dozen or single one, By JOHN c. HENDERSON i
Co. i76 Pearl-st- ~ 2Inis
RONNETS AND CAPS.-A fun assortment for sale
ID al tho lowest market prices by
81 2mi. JOHN C. HENDERSON N co. l7b Psar!-st
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THE IMVISIRLE WIG

~ 80 closely resembles the rea! head OF hair, that
scrpcs and connAseurs have pronounced the most per-
feel extraordinary invention Of the day The great ad
vantage OF this novel ana unique Wig lis being mada
without sewing weaving which causes lis appearance
and natural appearance - TO defy detection,
being beautiful porous and free, That IN all cases
OF paton evaporation Is unimpcded and the great
evils of other Wigs avoided. The scepc and conrasseur
alike invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful Wig
ard the peculiar method fitting the head, the invent
of's, "a. {. BARRY l+6 Broadway corner OF Lberty-t
IL lnlaodL.a
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DR.. MANIOTTAiS


for Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, &c. Sc-
n Travellers, from constant change of air and wa
liable many diseases which be prevented by
the of the Tonic whenever they ind themselves n any
way ndispcsed. This medicine will always prevent them
from contracting contagious diseases, such rs yellow fever
scarlet fever, &c. Persons of extreme bilious iempeia
uen may live long and healthy in the Southern climate
hy the OF this article Persona! references gwen 10
several hundred Of our first citizens
Agents wanted throughout the United States. Applica-
tons post paidl addressed 10 the proprietor
SIS lmeciiss IS. FENNER, los Nassau-st.
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bGts.

t. Knox. l2S Fplior-s. tSun Buiidinssl desniins II
unnecessary into particulars respecting MS fa
Fashions 1910, would simply stale hai his new syie
viii excel in beauy. ghiness TASTE ard eoieI any ns
ever offered the hat wearing public OF NewfoA His
prices are as low as his hats are sne 81 lmis
~ En,hionnble Hni,.-WArSONS co. lsi Chat
hsrsl offer or inspection and sale he tall style Hats oF
1916 The subscribers devote unusual attention 20 me pro-
duc,icn OF superior qualities OF Beaver and MoesAn As
equal 10 any manufactured which are offered ~ - per
cent less than Broadway prices 80 ., -
slo iseoaI( WATSON \ co. l5i Chaihaa-square
RI Mills Halter rs Broadway. Howard Hoel( has
now his Fall style OF Hats ready To those wao "!si
nea, and durable Hat he especially recommends his supe
Nor Nu,ria and Moleskn Hats ~ the low price ot - ~,
being confden; they will he found superior 10 SS oeV'
sold al the price.
~ Gentlemen's Fall style of Hars.-blRD' cor.
Pine and Nassau sts-Gentlenen's Hats OF The standard
STYLE for ensuing season ready for examination
ard sale.
The subscriber devo;es his attention as hitherto 10 he pro
ducon OF the finest qualities OF Beaver and Moleskin Has
snG SUCH they with confidence recommended 70 s
public. BIRD, cor Pine and Nassau SIS.
s,rs,,,er -, 1915 81 inis'
r. Fall Fashion for Hafs-Ai Gerlns -lt hIosa'
way opposite ST. Paus.-Hsvng devoted unusus! AfSen-
ton IN producing this style, The attention OF ses'eN
invited 10 IL -. H.,
Tho ieh.ess grace and huoyan, effect Of these Hats
cannot be described they must be ~ be appreciated
ern receives uoulY the style Of hats from Paris ana
psan IN adopts every thing that = valuable IN the new
patterns and thus his customers share the benefs OF Inc
ud glneui and TASTE of all Paris, united with his OWL
Is, quality Nu,ria hs;. lst quality Mole ~
I'd do do ...... 5 5od 90 do ...o
Paris made hats. 20
sua Isl
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mi n

suddenly on the oath INST OF congestion of the brain
WIN. ID OYkkTON, youngest child Of r Carlton and
Afrletta A. OTertoD eyed year and eleven months
he VII he taken Tor iuteErnent 20 Guiford Conn this
morning. 25th IN the steamboat for New. Haven
Yesterday morning. Mrs. ELIZABETH MORRIS
reiict Of the late William P Morris
Her friends and those OF her son John Aheru are re-
spectfully invited TO attend her funeral this morning
saturday. al 10 O'Clock from the residence Of her son
No 2l6 Church-st
a. Boston. 22d Elizabeth CordweI r.
AtHaserstown Nd. Cynthia Boyd 81.
~ Richmond, "a. 2lst, Mrs. ann 2. Whitfield i.
1t Baltimore, 10Th George Gardner. Is.
- Roare Co. Tenn llth Gen John Brown
- Albany I'D MEa. Maria Lewis 81 Elizabeth John.
son, &c.
~ Lancaster Penn. 19;h Samuel Bale 81
II Philadelphia. 2lst John Hayes Sc.
II York, Penn. 18th, John Reherd JOG.
At Newark y J. 22d Harrison Hanson 81
At Webster, y. !. 2Orh Enoch Pardee y.
~ Rochester, 29th Elijah Brown. 81. D. s.
At New Haven I'D Sarah Z. Naples 23
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MEMORANDA.

Packet ship Sheridan for Liverpool sails this day
2 o'clock. Letter Bags close Kenyon's Foreign Let
ter Office, 10 Wal-st at to 70.
The ships Mount Vernon, for Sandwich Islands, Co.
lumba FOR Charleston and the Clinton for Point Isabel
anchored nj the Quarantine ground wind bound
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Packet ship Waterloo, Allen from Liverpool Aug nth
ndse, to Robt Kermit
ship Shakespeare, Rose I'm Havre, Aug ed, mdse. TO
John Michel.
Also, ship unknown. Wind-SSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

On Thursday oath inst. Prospect HILL Ne7v.Yc,rk.
by Rev g Howe. Mr.. JOHN PERVAIL Of Bal,ir.o--
Md 20 Miss HARRIET N. HUNT youngest dsur1,sr OF
the late Hugh Hunt, OF Saratoga
On Thursday afternoon 2i;h inst bv Rev earr.; n
Burchard, ALEN. MCGUIRE 70 MARY ANN POLL oca,
both of this CITY