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EW GOODS,
4 Granite Row. 4

ltOWs
WYE have now received our stock Of SPRING
W GOODS, consisting Of all that is new and de.
sirabe, snd latest importations, and much larger
and better assortment than we have ever hereto
fore offered. Our assortment Of DRESS GOODS is
very large embracing all the new Styles silks, Muslin
Giaghams OmJer Plaid, Rep. Cashmere, Corded
Lanias, Bai=orine, ". de LANES, and many other
new styles. Purchasers Of DRESS GOODS should
not fail to examine before making their selections.
In GlNGHAMS aud PRINTS we have almost
every thing desirable in style and quality.
SEzAwLS,
From cheap Cotton TO a rich Cashmere.
White Goods,
We can show the best assortment in this market
entire styles figured Musins, striped, Plaid
and Pyramidca Graduates, Lawns, Cambres, Linens,
Linen Hd'kfs, &c.
Millinery Goods.
Plain Florence, Pedai Rutland, Neapoliian and
Birds Eye Bonaefs.
Trimmings Of all kinds.
MOURNING ARTICLES.
Gloves and Hosiery,
in endless variety, comprising Ladies', Gems Misses
and Childrens', all kinds and qualities.
For the Gentlemen,
Our assortment OF Goods In this line far exceeds any
Of our former stock Eng. French, German and A.
merican cloths. every hue and quality now worn. Su-
per Blk Doeskn, plain and fancy Cassimeres and the
best assortment Of
VESTINGS
ever offered in this place. Tweeds, Scarfs and Crn-
watts.
cases spring style HATS
do. Drab HAS,
Leghorn Hats mems and boys Caps, &c.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
China, Croekery & Glass Ware, embracing oil the
kinds keptn this place, in full and complete sets.
Kniues and Forks, Tea Trays, Bras, Fire Sells.
E.4THERS.
In short nearly every article in the furnishing line
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &c.
We respectfully ask the attention of our customers
and all 10 our stock, before purchasing.
DICKINSON, DAY & co.
April IS, 1916. sws4
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of WESTMINSTER, SIS
81 a Probate Court holden at Wesfninster, toithin
and for said district on the 20h day of .fpril a.
ID. 1876, present, EAery 4Abe, Judge.
N Instrument, purporting to be the last will and
"A testament of JOHN GRAY, late OF Putney, ia
said district deceased being presented 10 the court
here by Amanda Gray, the Executrix therein named
for Probate; il is ordered by said court that all per
sons concerned therein, be notified to appear at SEES
sion of said court, be holden at the dwelling bous
OF the said Amanda Gray in said Putney, on the lin
day of May, A. d. 1896 and show cause, II any thew
may have, against the probate of said will for which
purpose IS further ordered, that copy of the record
of this order be published three weeks successive in
the vermont Phenix, printed at BrattIeboro in The
county oil Windham, as soon as may be.
30 ELLERY AILBE Judoe
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SPRING FASHIONS.

MISSES WAITE 8 sIIWIl
MOULD respectfully announce to the public that they
nave received the SPRING FASHIONS for Dress.
anu n0"ne'' OF ihe latest and most approved styles.
--ALso,
choice collection of Rbins and Flowers and gre,,
oil plhsr foods all OF which will be sold at prices
Bile shape on reasonable terms ~ ''"'o"a
" No Granite Row, up stairs
April g. ls4G. M
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07

WASH FOR THE HAIR The American Farmer
says, quarter of an lounce Of oil of bergamot,
put in quart Of uncolored New England rum we'll
shaken together in glass vessel, aud applied twice
day, is one Of the best washes applied to the
human hair, aud prevents It's falling out.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07

GRAPES IN Chick ENs.-Take as much soft soap
as will cover the thumb nail and mix it with meal
dough Give tito the chicken at any stage of the
disease. If this fails the first application il rare
ly does on the second american Farmer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
MRS. STODDARD,

~ HATEFUL for past iavors would say 10 the
" Ladies of Brattleboro and vicinity, that she con-
tinues TO carry on the
Millinery and Dress Making
business, in oil its branches, at her old stand,
(oEE boon SOUTH OF THE OFFICE, UP srAIRs)
where may be found the latest fashions, together with
general assortment of Millinery Goods, which will
be sold low.
Bonnes beached and repaired in the most fashiona-
bic style.
Wanted Immediately, five or six girls apprentices
to the above business. 6ws4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07

GILMAN d. CROPSEY
Vi Troy, n. Y. Are now prepared 10 receive or
ders for any Of the above articles, which viii Be fur
hished at short notice, and at prices much lower h.a
can possibly be furnished at any other place.
They would most respectfully inform the type oupi
efs ana printers In the United States and Canada that
oy newly invented machine, which has been patent
ed, and Of which they are the sole propret1rs bey
are enabled TO cut Wood Type of any stye and pattern
ana oil any size required, and which they can aHo
prices ~ TO so per cent less than they have heretofore
been sold They have now on hand general assaH.
ment OF Roman, Antique, Gothic, Tuscan, Italian 81.
pialn, shaded, oFnamened and condensed of various
Sizes from to % lines plea, of quality and finish
Nn'cn Wii pear comparison with any manufactured
elsewhere; Also, Grecian Border, of various sizes
L he PRESSES are Of their own manufacture and
have thus far exceled any other Presses known TIE
CARD PRESSES feed themselves with Cards and lnk
can be regulated to any size and thcknss, OF qaani
Of INK, and will print pack Of Cards in IS seconds
a style oil workmanship unequslled BY any Other Cad
Press IN the world they occupy but little space, asd
are not liable TO get out Of order and can be worked
ny lad 10 years old. Printers in want Of this article
are earnestly solicited to call and give them an examn
ai,on as they are furnished lower rate than any
other Press. Where an examination ia made we Eel
sure of sale.
BILL or SHEET PRESSES will be made 10 order,
~ oy is, or smaller, which is worked in the same
neI as the Card Presses II supplies itself with LAX,
ana delivers itself of the sheets its speed is from 1000
TO 1900 per hour.
p PRINTERS FURNISHING ARTICLES
can be suppiedto order at reduced prices
orders receired for the ADORE at cur Office : and
IA CoRgress ST. Boston.
rs- J. II. s. f. F. FARWELL continue the
PRINTING BUSINESS, on their own account at
their Old Stand, above 6wSl
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THE HISTORY or Rou3vt,,

By Rev J. Bowling, A. NJ, Pastor Of II. n
Church, New York. 18th edition. Just pgb I'''l
embellished with City beautiful engraving, H. P'sai
some emblematc binding. Price three d9lar. "'--'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
Please to read the following No,i,,

gTyHE Publisher having received nume,on,
u tons Tor single copies Of Downing. "a; sppes
Romanism, and the American Statesmsn,a ~ o.
from places so remote rom express routes Tia,
books, proposes 10 send them by mail IN nam. he
the postage Of which will not exceed % cent? oo''n
ume. lfsuch persons will send the name n =, ~ W.
Office, and enclose the or dollars in COZ u's' foR
they will be presented with one copy Of sea-, Tp'a'
fol Pictorial Works, they specifying which b.. P','.-
prefer ~y
Sears Pictorial Works given away TO perso,,
scribing for Dowling's History Of Romans" w
American Statesmans Manual, '' re
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IRON, Steel s. Nails.
T o w NJ LEY & SOM

Have Just received complete assortment Of the above
Il II articles, consisting OF
English square, round, and tyre Iron Of all sizes
Swedes, Banks Ref, and Old Sable
Nail rods, Shoe Shapes, Spike rods Scroll Iron
Band and Hoop Iron Of all sizes
Sandefsons Cast, German, Spring and Swedes Steel;
side and Elliptic Springs.
Also, 800 casks Nails all Of which will be sold low
April Is, 1876. a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
RhEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRoNIC.

lust received Christie's Galvanic Bands and Brace
els' TO be used in connection with Chris,ie's Mag
netle Fluid, Tor the cure Of Rheumatism in all its frms
Also, ChIisiie's Galvanic STRENG THENTVC,
PL'aSIERS, 80 highly approved in all diseases of the
chest, pain in the side, preventive for colds.
era weakness, &c. As counterfeit Galynnc Pasers
are onereo, be sure and procure the genuine, which
have an outer covering Of pure silk. ""''"
Allothers are worthless limitations
The only place in Windham County where the
above articles can be obtained, is AZ ''e
10 MORSE & MILLER's, Bratteboro
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

yTowNSLEY & SONS have lust received a very
Il large and complete assortment Of Dry Goods
consisting in part Of Prints, Muslin de Lanes Cling.
hams, Lawns, &c, &c. Also every variety OF Mefi-
no, OAsslmsTes, Cashmeretis- Tweeds, Fancy Csssi.
meres and Doeskins, Gambroons Dmins, &c
Please call and we will convince you, we triH sell
good deal cheap.
April u.s. 1876. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
NEW SPRING GOODS

TTNHE subscriber has received the largest and richest
Il assortment Of seasouable DRY GOODS which
he has ever offered to The public, and respectfully in.
vites the Ladies and Gentlemen to call and examine
style, quality and prices.
L have for the Ladies
200 pieces rich style Prints,
so " NJ de LANES
Splendid new " Rep Cashmeres,
Printed Lawns and Muslins,
Oregon Plads and Bingham Musins,
Graduated Muslius, white and colored;
Scotch Ginghams, plain and twilled;
Balzorines, plaid and striped Epnngles,
Rich Organda, printed Musins,
Plain, white, striped, figured, and plaid Cambrics
BPk, blue bpk, Alpines and Alpaceas
Gold mixed pongee A pacca for riding dresses
$50 rich Cashmere, Broche, Barage, Stradla, NJ.
de Lame EveTlina, and other rich
SHAWLS,
Fashionable Florence, Pedal, Rutland, Lace,
Birdseye, and Children's D ONNETS,
Bonnet and Cap RIBINS, Face Flowers, Tabs
and Ruches
SO doz. Silk, Cotton aud Worsied Hosiery, some al
very low prices.
Gents, Ladies' and Children's Gloves, large as
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NEW FIRM.
DAVENPORT 4. MERRILL

D.7E'E.H'E' ORT g. MERRILL
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants of
II Hinsdae and the public generally, that they have
recently taken The store formerly occupied by William
Halle. That we have and receiving of last weeks
purchases in Boston,
- GOOD ASSORTMENT oF-
FASHIoNABLE DRY GOODS,
ALSO, CROCKERY, Glass AVG H4RDW.4RE, w.
L. GOODS, and GROCERIES,
which will be exchanged for Produce, Palm LeafHats
approved Credit and Cash not refused.
LOCKHART DAVENPORT,
JEROME C. MERRILL.
Hinsdale, April IA, 1916. IS
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NEW STOCK CT
RICH SPRING GOODS,
AT
WHEELER s. PRATT'S.

TIME subscribers having disposed Of the greater
II part Of their old stick Of Goods, have open
ed almost an entire stock Of the newest and best
styles which respectfully invite all to call and cx
anime, as our goods will be freely shown and prices
named low, our motto being, quick sales and small
profits Our stock consists in part Of the following
Goods:-
. n Z S s GO obs.
Rep and twilled Cashmere de LANES, new and very
rich styles;
Muslin de LANES from q to e5 cts per I'd;
Rich new Bazorines, Lawns, Muslin Ginqhams,
Scotch Ginghams, white Plaid and striped Cam
brics and Muslins, entirely new and beautiful
styles;
Silks, plaid striped and plain Of very desirable styles;
RICH CASHMERE SHAYLS, surh as are sold
for sl4,0l, which we will sell for ST. so;
Low price Cashmere Shawls, from $500 to 5000;
Silk Shawls, NJ. de Lame do, Damask Shawls,
summer shaws and Barage Scafis for Ladies,
Misses in great variety;
5000 yds. Print Of entirely Styles which will be
sold as cheap the cheapest;
Drab Moreen for SKIRTS Corded skirts, Drab Dam
ask, Satinet and Cashmere far carriage trimmings;
Broad Cloths Of oil coors and qualities fancy and
plain Cassmeres Of all styles, Yesiings and Tai
lors' Trimmings in great variety;
All wool carpets from So to So cts;
Cotton do 25 TO so cts:
Oil Cloth do at so cts;
Straw do Tuhed Rugs, Floor cloths, &c
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.
Linen and cotton shifting and sheeiing Diapers IA.
bic linen, and table cloths, napkins Of oil kinds, bed
spreads, bed ticking, also a prime lot Of live Geese
feathers.
One case Paper Haneings 400 rolls oi entirely new
patterns, which be sold At the manufacturer
prices.
Hats and Caps,
Of the newest styles Florence Bonnes Of the newest
styles very low price Rutland straw, do Flow
ers and Ribins, &c.
CrOckery, China and Glass Ware.
We have jus, opened large assortment Of new and
desirable patterns at very low prices
The above with many other useful and desirable
goods will be sold at very small advance from cost
WHEELER * PRATT.
April IL, 1916. 4s
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SHAwLS,
ParasOls and sun Shades,
Rich Furniture Patches.
LINEN GOODS.

1874, 81, 9-s, A., and 81 Linen Sheetngs and
Shtnes, aarge assortment at low prices; extra super
Damask aud Snow Drop Table Covers common and
brown Linen do Damask and Snow Drop Napkins,
Russia, Scotch and Birdseye Diaper, some very fine
and ncci 30 daz. Linen Cambria Hd'kfs. OF superior
fabric and finish and very cheap; Beached and Brown
Imam l..-L- ~ L. ..--.- 2 -.
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I In Full Bloom. -Ga
o. Splendid Exhibition. %
q NEW SPRING GOODS. ~


OF Splendid Exhibition. 70
o. NEW SPRING GOODS. -
WI GoRHAM & CO., have just received from
w sources where bargains are to be had, one Of
the largest richest, cheapest and most useful stock OF
goods which has ever been exhibited for sale 10 VIII
mngion and we invite an inspection Of the same.
Among which may be found for Dress Goods, shaded
NJ. de LANES, corded Cashmerets, corded Ottomnns,
Caliornas an entirely new article for Ladies' dresses
Lawns, Balzorines, Gin hams &C., with many other
kinds OF dress goods Broadcoths, Cassimefes, Snit-
nets Vestnqs Doeskins, Tweeds, summer stutfs,
Sheeiings Shrlings, Bedtckings, Crashes aud dap
ers, bleached. brown and embroidered Table Covers
Napkins DrilnRs, Batings, WickinP, carpet Irvine,
cotton Yarn, SC. II pieces Prints, very beauti-
fu new aty les from to 30 cts. per yd Ladies SILK,
Kid, Lisle thread and cotton Gloves, beached, brown
and mole colDred Hosiery.
WHITE GOODS,
a good assortment Linen Edgings, splendid assort-
ment Of spring and summer Shawls Parasols Parasol-
etts and Umbrellas, large and complete assortment
of new style Bonnets at lower prices than ever heard
or Ladies' we can sell you a better Florence Bonnet
for two dollars than has been sold in this town
for two dollars and fifty cents. Ribins, Flowers and
Tabs.
Also, carpetings, common, fine and extra superhne
carpets Of new and beautiful designs prices warranted
be as low as at any place within fifty miles Of here.
Also, n general assortment Of CROCKERY, Glass
and H.ARDWARE W. |. Goods and Groceries, 6
by 5, I by 9, By IS glass. Oil, Paints and Dye
srulEs, Sc. and many other rich and useful goods
which we have not named 10 this notice, oil Of which
we invite YOU to call and examine, and we pledge our
selvesnot to be undersod single article, and to re-
fund the money in oil instances where the goods do no,
prove good as recommended.
w. GoRHAM & co.
Wilmington, April "a, 1916. 6w34
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PUTNEY W0OLEN FACTORY.

"VOhAN TAU UnIt
'nh subscribers having their machinery 10 compete
shares OF by the yard, the favorable terms The
nave on hand great variety of plain and fancy Cashmere
"h'eh 'hey VIII exchange for wool, delivery
Putney, June @ 1916 % -
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Lumber.
P1o VI S

'hE genuine Worcester PlOtes made BY Rueples
n Nourse 4 Masoni Improved Cultivators, Plov4
Points, &c, Tor sale low by i'o"
March 10, 1876. 9iEE En-
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STEAM ENGTNE.

A -FOUR Horse Steam Engine, nearly new ca,
I's sneAP WIN noeral credit lorgood paper by
june 20 llf441 j. STEEN.
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PLOUGHS.

WE subscribers have received few more of The
genuine Worcester PouRhs. made bv Rn"oI s"s
nourse Mason, and the celebrated Prouly MsaIs,
rlough' which they will sell cheap Call and Zee AZ
April "a, 1876. BUNS
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Yarnish. Lintsesd Oil. Sc.

77S Calls. CoPal Yarnish, comprising a variety
L ~ of Coach and Furniture.
Llniseed Oil by the gallon or barrel,
Boiled Oil, Japan, Spirits Turpentine,
Gold Leaf, Bronze, Glue, um Shellac, &c. &c
for sale by WILLIsTON TYIRR ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
DOMESTIC GOODN.

Brown and bleached Sheeiing and Shifting Of most
all widths and qualities brown and bleached Drills &
Jeans, Tickings, large assortment; Tweed, Plads
Checks, StIipes Denims, Coltonades, &c.
FASHIONABLE HATS very cheap, Leghorn
do, Cloth and Silk Gaps, Wooden and Cotton Carpets
Looking Glasses Tea Trays Table Cutlery, Crock
cry, new style Blue Ware, Glass Ware, Willow wag-
ons, Travelling Baskets and Willow Cloth Baskets.
MORE or THOSE NICE F,EA TIERS
Rose and Bath Blankets Imperial Quilts, Black,
Drab and Red Moreens, Burlaps do. for Grain Bags,
Corded Hair Cloth and Grass Cloth Skirts Gents and
Ladies' Travelling Bags, new style PAPER HAEeISes,
&c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
BroadcIoths and Cassimeres.

English, German and American Broadcloths, large
assortment, and will be sold cheap.
10 pieces Plain, Striped and Plaid Cassmeres of the
latest styles and at low prices.
Rich Cashmere, Silk and Worsted Vestings, Tai
lors' Trimmings, full assortment
Gents Black, Plaid and Fancy Silk Cravats, superb
or Cd Blue Black Drap. de. Vienna and Mkt Croton
Cloths Tor Gents. Summer Goats, superior and COM
mon Gambroons, Printed and Plaid Salinets, with
many other articles too numerous to mention.
A. Z. DWINELL.
Brattleboro, April 81, 1896 IS
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JONAS CUTLER,
WHITE LEAD.

A SUPERIOR article of Pure White Lead: also.
IA extra 4 No. Lead, together with prime assort.
ment of other paints for sale low BY
April 81. ss
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10 Hundred Rolls PAPER HaNGINGS far sal.
= by TOWNsTEV's S Q, nv SAFE
April IA, 1916. ~ SUNS
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To Printers of the United States..
GILMAN 8. CROPSEY

Of Boston, having formed connection il the
business, with Messrs
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TO CLERGY REY, P0STMiSTERs AND OTHERS
~ Wanted in every town and viIlsse in the lin,
ed States, responsible to procure subscriber III
engage in the sale Of the above works, to whom y.y
liberal per eentage will be allowed. Address Z
WALKER, ia Fulton street, n. Y.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-24
The Midnight Ride.

Some years ago, when The American Fur
Company and The Hudson Bay traders carried on
pOwerfuopposilion in the wild and rocky Ore
gon Territory, litle forts were erected, whence
a commerte in pellres was made with the In
dians. One of these, in beautiful valley, by
lnle stream, near The grand Bayou, "a great
resort for game of all kinds,) was called Spo-
kan FOr'. It's owner and governor, James
MPhersOn, Scolchman, had left home poor
lad, but with The characteristic perseverance of
his counuymen had acquired wealth. Pushing
into those wilds, his enterprise and sagaci,y
had enabled him TO compete with all his rivals
in their exciting and hazardous trade 1t is
The constant study OF opposition companies and
traders TO out general each other, and these ef-
forts give rise 10 almost superhuman exerlion,
tending 10 sharpen The wits of all concerned,
in sensible manner. He who shows the
greatest knowledge of Indian taste, of haun,s
OF the beaver and buffalo, of times TO move and
90 into winter quarters, is sure 10 make the best
campaign.
Ii was about two years after the establish
ment OF the fort, and when all were in activity
aud busile, that Edward Ray, Louisianian
obtained an appointment under The owner, aud
had conveyed from New Orleans cargo of
merchandise for the company. In addition,
he had iakenlo rejoin her father, Miss MPher-
son, with female attendant. So long and Pc
culiar journey-up The Mississippi, and across
The bluffs and grassy plains, and over he Rocky
Nounlainsnecessary made the young people
intimate, and unrefectugy mutual affection
had arisen between them. Arrived al their
journeys end, Ray became a clerk, and the
heress presided over her fathers establish.
meut as she was bound 10 do Whatever were
her feelings, The poor clerk never sought 10
learn; and so reserved and tacirurn was he,
that the young lady thought herself deceived
IN him. Kay was not of sanguine turn, and
seeing no means of raising TO level with bis
masrer he allowed espOndency to unnerve his
sHIit Faithful 10 bis trust, yei he made no
. advances.
Some months after his arrival, time ap.
preached for regular meeting with The In
dlans, when the whole fortunes of the year
would be decided. Ii usual TO appoint a
place Tor the natives TO collect their beaver and
p niher .skns. where the traders repaired, and
whoever offered the bes; prices obtained the
hes; market Two days before The time ap-
ponied, The inmates of the fort were seated at
'heir evening meal. M'Pherson, his daughter,
Ray, and three other clerks, were heartily dis.
cusstng the wlld delicacies spread before them,
hen buslle as heard without, and soon
! haif-breed hunter appeared on The threshold.
''W hat news. Nick!" said M'Phetson. who
Tecog1ised in Inc intruder scout sen, ou. to
saIo tie proceeding Of he uvai traders
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-24

In few weeks Ray was not only son-in-law,
but partner a, Spokan: and | believe none OF
the parties have yet had cause 10 regret The
MIDNIGHT RIDE over the buf-surrounded prai-
res Of the wild Oregon.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-24
THE ISSUE IN OCTOBER NEXT:
James VI. Power
Wan. R. Foster
AND THE
AND THE
Wing Tariff Of 10.

Wing Tariff Of '42. British Tariff Of 46
People of Pennsylvania, here is the issue
fairly stated The election of JAS. NJ. POW
Err, will be regarded all over the Union as ev-
idence moi 10 be misunderstood, that PENN
SYLVANIAi is not TO be FRUSTRATED IN
THE DUST, or her honest voters CHEATED
AND HUMBUGGED with impunity-
every vote FoIIed for VIM. B, FOSTER will be
deemed an expression in favor of FREE TRADE
and The BRITISH TARIFF OF SIG.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-24

TERMS-Two dollars per annum advance-Two dollars
and quarter. half yearyand psld before the end OF
the wear, Two dollars and half Those who receive the
papers by carrier or stage drivers employed 10y he prope
tors, viii be charged 81 ID cts per year. extra
No papers discontinued until all aearages are pald except
at the option OF the Editors.
UYAdveSements not exceeding square sixteen llneS
D be inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
every subsequent insertion larger ones IN proportion
nDeral discount will be made to yearly advertisers
I9A letters addressed TO the Editors must be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-24

CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-'Teddy where did
you get that hat
Il bought it sure, and gave two aud sax pence
for the same
Houl man. Dye think i, becoming Of yees
who'd had all his forefa.hers scragged 10 dis.
grace bis kindred by paying for hat, whin
there's plenty hanging about the doors Of the
shopsr
'Yis, Jimmy, but was obleegsd 10 pay The
spalpeen of shop keeper, for he seed me wbin
nabbed it sure
Och, and be jiggers, that's right for ye.
'hieving spalpeen'