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Died.

In this city on Thussdsy, 10Th inst after very short
illness HArrAn wife Of Richard Alderman. In the Aoth
wear Of her sge.
The body win bs taken to Paterson for interment-
In Reading Pa, ON the 18th November. ct her rcsi-
dence In this borough, MANIA CArHAntNr wife &c John
g. Hester, Esq, in The 7Sd year Of her To he
butte Of sGectionsts grief 10 due The oldest daughter
of Frederick Augustus Muhlepberg the spenker OF the
6rst Congress- she inherited many Of the marked quail
,i. Of her hisnr ushed father For upwards OF forty
known and rost truly loved ~ tho various relations
Of private life, faithful wife. devoted mother, and
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peculiarly serene and hsnpv generosity Of disposition
which alw ,ys inclined herto And for the uls
Of others and TO leak her Happiness In making others
harpv-Rsading Gaxene. Ntl--
IN Augusta asth ult Capt THoxAs E. GAaE, aged %.
He owned and commando vessel, which was cop6sca
by the French prior to 1900 and was one of that
class Of claimants who had suffered for 80 many wears
tina pangs Of hope deferred" In the expectation of In
demnty from the tardy justice Of his country
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PunApkLrnlA, &c. Il,-IoP. NJ.

The Cumbsrlawd Ciri,aw positively contradic,s
the rumored s,oppagc OF the Mount Savage Iron
Company, and states that the works are in fun
blast. and full average Of work has been com
plc,cd during the two past weeks.
There wore nineteen feet oil water in the chan
mel of the Ohio river at Plt,sburg, on Wednesday,
and II was still rising.
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CANCER--A CERTAIN CURE


THIS dreadful disasse bssa repeatedly snd complete
Shepard Nos Mury AIN. Ensctuay eureda life TING
su s disease never re ar s q The patient sssss
atsds q other pssis.s. ;ol r. W. Jsnssin, q Js,nsS1
erh. 1sbotou DO; oa Nssl Zsbalon de; Mr
flounoy Taboton, .TeuiIl kpar. 49, All these wee
the Last five By Dr p Thsy h.vs ssvs esse
under suceeaaul treatment In New rssk i1 no M
have they fitted perfect Ceri6esfes from ~ pa
ties esa Be- seen at - Murray g. asd hsy az uCRfls
~ address No. 10 Murray st., New York.
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
vr.ur - t,s euened Of the best scec
stocS ~ i"s",s Ne nov in this city: Lard md ec!sr
lamp in OH Brsnsed ssd Tsr1rcms r@S "a
us ssrs VIM named glass The above goods Ss AL A.
~ ,ssosssios viii b. sold low prices ChrTer
~ l,~l. tud always mad large assert
q ts~p' suitable ''f !hs'5 BffIpiu moRsAN.
atmsr ii Fulton It. door from bscsdwD
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Married,
AT Harlem, the evening Of the loh INST, by the
Rev. r. l.. schoonmaker, JAMxs H. WaioHr, OF thia
CITY 10 Miss ELIzABxTH Mc0owr, daughter of Andrew
Midtown of Harlem
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The steamboat, Knickerbocker, Oh iier way up
the river to Albany, sst night, lay to al poco'y
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w Shld:.a Na::: s..n.as:: sads. sSsnS. ?d
...sss: =" ''s-'' ''n an 11s az! 'ssh
- WANTED. = = =,
h.1, Ss; for uuIess Of steady men and lirs
po.re Tor the w,nsr-hs country prsisrs Appy by
Sii aS '''' 6 sss; st,s rAfNs. .~ Ta;l
Dk. POWELL, UCULioT AUkISI,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON
4: e II e.: From Of %
0pihsis s.oppsEs Of tn. Tear Passage csarae.. and
InvetsnIe OF sTRABisMUs Squirting. cured in
jr;. Imported ARTIFICIAL EYES. of sup.rio, beauty
'---T DEAFNESS CURED.
3S q y s.
vas nvsdea home as unit for du total
bra Cs'e Edwari. uIs in New YORK i he s, en-
en- s'i SURGEON % B. T.
Acoustic Ola sure cure for incipsut deafness, a;,c
ears-lor sale ysl Broadwsy dll lmsrc
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
sso
ri last sP0I dc .sitais F.
i%po.:,Ss @aaassSIs article equal iOi, E ..it
eS.p Ss s oS sssp A
who would consult economy and comfort in
Beware Of limitations, observe the written signature
under the directions for of" c. H. Ring Prepared and
80, T.. H. RING, Druggist,
oil Im.r 1872 broadway, corner Of John street.
NOVELTIES FOR THE BALL ROOM.
DETER ROBERTS, respectfully solicits inspection of
hs splendid stock Of Goods adapted for the
will be found cheaper III have heretofore been offered
supcrb Neapolitan lace honted Dresses at 81.
SSs :s;:y sss,s fsss,ss s%%SssIss Ss::::ss
Fine needle work Dresses at 81, usually sold g.
Lsee Dresses ofhe newest and approved styles
few very fine Iiv cred lawn Hhdkfs, trimmed with rich re.
geney lace az and a. the cheapest article offered
worth 81 so. -
Pico edge Collars, at 81. usual price 1 so ITS.
Extra nch do. 81 so. usual pnce ITS a25.
TO 3 so, worth and S..
large variety Of Thread Lace and trimmed Needle work
Capes, Collars, &c suitable for holiday presents
dlilmwIh M Rrosdw.v
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
UNPARALLELED PHENOMENA Surgical opera
u tons without pain. Yisons Wtchcrat and Ghosts. &C.
counted for by LA ROY sUNDEkLAND IN Me- anics
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Fd,y and Saturday Of the
present week At ~ NJ combining Of results PRO
due IN the midst audience exstatc. grave mrhful
musicaI mysterious and wonderful -
Admiftznce shilling. MIWf&S otrn
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$3.50 REWARD

$50 REWARD
I OsT-A Fear shaped Diamond. (sghty of color,l
~ weighing about two carats, mounted pin, with
small brilliant at foot Of The pin being valued Gas
elic) BY its owner above incrusic WORTH reward OF
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for its de-
49,. BALL. TOMPKlNs L BLACK. 1871 Broadway.
LOST,
OF iMMoN1A Az Nov solh limestone garnet BREAST
person finding the will be literally by leaving
it at go Broadway. ds lw~rc
ra COAL.
I'M TONS Blunde Sons best Ofrel Coal on board
AVV ship Hampton" from Live!peo,. for sale by
49,, J.REYBURN
dl0 3ee No. 20 South William street.
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WHlSkEY.
80, ~ AND IRISH MALT.-The subsenben beg %
- " Ire atentos Of dealers tn ,upefsor parcels
% ,.ns SIaesd 70 thsr bands FOR als from under ens
'om house och Among which well hnpwn brands Of
abe e t:iay, Ranssy. Hlghlasd Malt uleolivs 0srrek
&c samples are aow ready for examinstou the ofce
DAVIS q nENnfQUES,
az N-ra Broken, 90 Wall street
FURNISHED ROO Ms 10 rsat-A pssIor and two bed
rooms on the secoad story. Enquire Hwsrrsn street
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A PURELY NATIONAL WORK


TH Fri dsiii Ferries 81 e' E
% rs %., ,sT
laurel Hill Green Mount Mount Hope the Albany Rural
Ths 6':t series Of six p,rt.. viii he confused 20 Green
Savings .s ,r, 1::S steel
shed and are pronounced by judges be perfect gems
OPINIONS OF THE AMERICAN PRESS
hg%bs, will contain three ensr,vinss Those al
Courier aud Enquirer. 81 IN ~ I = = " -
country o. in Europe IN Y Sun '''aeea IN TINS
The ordinary can, phrase; used in the criticism of
when IT,. this s" So.
decidedly the hest specms. Of Xmeresn engraving
We have ever met with and gin book q
ns NY Of the superb English
Part Of he Che.. Magazine edited By &. Stanley
p.ice Is cents part or 50 wear. di2 Itissrh
VhN,RKEE POODLE PERSONALLY ABUSIVE AND
Of Ola Yankee Doods Of Cosssna ns
one would believe that ,nyhins from him
SiSs S1'y ."s
belief that this secret club Of funny bows wer. ds
nsss racu. II
.rss II notes Of 81 cent. The Police should bs on the
BEBsot. rs1odie.i:, and chs:p IHsrsiar. supplied
Orders addressed postpaid, strictly .!t.nded to ~
Rryrnrsc.-H.rper Bro,Sers raj sia T ssrh
vals comedy, by r. B. Sheridan, being No 81 Of the
Ia and win be published immediately "Look Be
fire s:q he ev s:%sSy BY Lowell anhor Of
alsltsrhM No. . xsior House: NJ Y.
THEfNEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGA-
ZINE, FOR JANUARY NEXT.
WILL be ready Tuesday The publishers having
concluded make the entirely original have
r. sfrEL pNoRAvNes
The quality Of which they invite purchasers judge for
TERMS yearly subscriptions g. Single numbers Is cts
One copy year, two cories yesr S. !
a,,s.. VIM TAYLOR CO. rubli.h.r:
SERMONS ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
- BE- delivered tomorrow Sunday in the following
BeseLsr street. near Downing. at iox A. M, by Rev. W.
Orchard street, Broome. at r. NJ by Rev. O. A.
Skinner.
Fourth street between Avenues and c. at PM, by
EliIsbeh stee' between Walker and Hester. a, Pm.
by Rev +. l.. Ha ris.
wiliamsburEh Second st. near South Third at NJ by
1855 CARPETING. 1856
CARPETING, CARPETIN0. CARPETINt3 selling OF
~ at reduced rates, the fall ock consisting of
5000 yards three ply superfne. ex. fine and common
5000 yard: - u X and x yard. Venetian 5:
$50 pair fine French and common Window Shades. SO
Together with large ,ssortment Of Rugs. Door Mats
VIM. McGRORTY,
155 Chatham street, LIST above the Theatre.
N. B-20 pieces heavy superine English Druggetts
latest styles just received ship Gladiator from Liver
pool. dig ssis rrc
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JACOB y ATT, Auctoueer
TOYSAN FANCY ARTiCLEs.-yscob 8. Plau will
sell This Day 10 O'clock, q No % Plat II
ginal cases TOYS. each eonfsinul complete
Also 2se lots TOYS and Fancy Goods suitable for
the trade aud isur"s 70 the approaching hodayg Also
Esecy Artcie., wa Accordeons, Soaps, Toy Wstches
Fancy Bores Baskets Snum Boxes Bad Necklaces Segr
Cases Rattles Hair Bruahes Shaving Cases, patent Ink
sscdi Baaatse Tables &c &c Also. assorted Mid
Dolls, all IN ios TO suit purchasers Also fine
Tea Trass assorted Catalogues nov ready, dI2 Itsrc
JACQB 3. PLAIsI, Aectoueer
GOLD AND SILVER MISREPRESENTATION SALE
" Jicebs 3. Plau will sell This Day precisely IL o.
clock tire auction toom NO. % Plat street. select in
Of valuable Cola aud silver Watches fine gold
anj nch Fancy Articles which the attention Of
Is directed. da Itsrc
MONDAf 2st instant. las, will be sold at Auction at
A II o'clock, Ia the old French Cabinet Warehouse No.
81 Beeh maa street the entire stock Of and style
Of city made Cabinet Furniture IAN be examined from
till sale ala 3rs IN
w. u. HAYNES, Auctoneer.
FO be sold public rton the premises House and
Two Lott, between llst spd l2d Streets 4t avenue on
the 9Th day Of January, s7 At 10 O'Clock A. M f dis
posed OF st private sale Terms per
time Of puchsse and the balance days sfier when full
warantee deeds will be given For further pac APP
ply TO Harris Wilson, Esq II Murray Terms easy.
ROYAL GURLEy, Auctioncer.
DOCKS MEDALS &c.-This evening, will be sold by
- Royal Gurey, CO., 3oa BroaJway, uner of Duane
street, large collection of valuable mscela ieous Books
several cases Of Medals, Casts &C. frem the ANTIQUE.
valuable Fowlng Piece, Londo make, Accordeons he.
di2 rh
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CLARKE'S SACKS

ll8 William street, opposite the Warrington Stores
HAVE splendid assortuent Of hIsck and browp Sack
with sk velvet eollan snd cuffs,
aud niaxs (we waddedl match the cloth. A few
have ,ndsomey worked silk fronts addition and paid
Feach es:hmere lining The rress very from si3 to sr
three dollars OF ese prices livery sclc OF gendemeuS
dress made 70 order a. usual, II low prices
IN lwer
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FRENCH ITALIAN, GOTHIC AND AME.
RlCAN COTTAGE CHAIRS

THE subscriber beg leave call the attention Of the
public the above Chairs, at 6 Broadway, door
nav be the Italian willow seat the French rush. the
American kc variety which cannot be found
sny other establishment in this city OF country We have
also hand varied of Children Chairs Of
tire patterns These articles very suitable
,sn 70, the coming holiday. In .sdsos are eGs:ssa
served apprenticeship the trade will be that
customers have some guaranty that the work will be exsce
ed with strict regard elegance and durability. We in
II the public 70 cal: and with The assurance that
at lls. at the lowest manufacturing prices
B-Chalrs Of all kinds at Wholesale Shipper are in
vted to call. COMMERFORD RED0ATH,
di2 3tisSasrc lla Broadway.
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FOX SALE,
In Charleston, South Carolina,
10 NJ f. u, HOT I'll.

j y N r 8 II y i E Il.
THIS fashionable and popular essblishmeu which has
been kept public house for the last thirty will
be sold public auction the llh Jannry 1917, by the
Master OF Equity This house fronts Brosd street, three
stories high back another with brick build
the of the hotel, with Kitchens wah house. and all
necessary buildings
he establishment contains large dining and drawing
oom, and twenty three chambers. Tho situation central
moat fsshonsbIe custom OF any In the city,
Any disposed TO pnrchase will obtain bargsin and
will be to make fortune.
The terms are, quarter cssh, the balance in one,
three and faurv yeas do
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EXCHANGE TABLES.

~ !. EXCHANGE TABLES,
SHOWING the 10 be drawn for in British Sterling
- Bill Of Exchange. for any collected in United
States eur:nev or advances made oa shpmenn from this
They simple hat operation and patron
xed BY OF dealers exehsnge For sale
the stationery Of p A. Meisr Co, No. ~ Wall
n. HepB. 213 Cepve s2t H. 3wsrc
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OVEK GOATS FOK ALL,
GREAT AND SMALL!
may be interesting very large well a. some
vs ANAL people, to know where they find ovsrcoas
Of the style varying from three hum
dred the boy Of years. with complete
ready made clothing ADAPTED tho season Call on
BOUdHTON KTAPP
Dc cod 7tsc - Maiden Lare
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AMERICAN ART UNION.
LAST WEEK OF THE LANDING OF
OIlIMRlISI

THE EXHIBITION of this National Painting will posi-
lively close ON TUESDAY, the 18th Broad
way and Leonard Admission rs cents Season tickets
50 ceuts nit lmiserc
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EMPLOYMENT for a number of stepdy men and rirls
II shore their services will BE- an equivalent Tor thei,
board Tor the winsrthe country preferred Apply Ii b,
letter, pest paid 20 w. X J. TAPsCOTT
dill 9Th ,a c6 SOM. st,eer New yo,k
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WANIED-A .tassioa BY Protestant Yosne Woman.
Children. Nnrse or Seamstress, andas chamb
and waiter Appyat 2 9Th between 18th snd Issh
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THE EYE

hEEP THE BALLS A HOLLING.
ha become generaliy known that Bowling is very
and hsslthful exercsefso. il be had
scnabe the Trcmout and fremont Branch Bowling
81 and 300 East Broadway extending II Dv
sim and al Grand Streets containing Ten of the best Alleys
the city from o'clock A. M to NJ, texccw public
d3ys,) at the following prices, viz -
year: So 60 month. $50 string: -. ss o.
months. =. 10 90 day...... IS Tor each person.
Zach Alley per hour 3csnts.
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IL LhDlEO.
AIDES. fyou will peep into 500 Broadway, we'll known
~ q: the rSemium Store you will be s:onshsd to see the
Of splendid Of fancy dress Caps and Head
Dresses style 81 Chimmasetts and Collars Also
e Dre.se' for ladies' French Emboideries Lace:
cles mention Ladies wanting articles
for the holidays will do well call 500 Broadway nearly
can be had at the lswest market prices. d5 3wsr
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xxR- NOTiCE-ship 0ENEvA, ffesn New Oriesps,
lis discharEpg u the floating Dock wharf. be-
11ksfween Ringers md Pike clips. Mast river daI
lxsx. NDTfCE-Psckst ship OswE0O Is now d. char
80 ging her cargo foot 81 Pike Consigrees
viii please attend 10 the eccipt Of their goods
nedistsly. diirhl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-16
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPR!

The Pilot Boat William J. Romer, arrived tbi,
morning at six o'clock, bringing London papers 10
the evening Of March 10th, aud Liverpool to March
IIth. The Queen Of the West had sailed preyion,
TO the Romer, aud may therefore be expected every
day.
The comments OF the English Press on the re-.
fisal Of the American Government to Arbitrate On
the Oregon Question look warlike.
The Revolution movement in Poland had spread
extensively, and Government had been Organized
at Cracow. The latest adYces however appear
10 indicate that the struggle Of the unfortunate
Poles for Freedom will prove unsuccessful
Cotton had slightly advanced, and remained firm.
The prices of Wheat aud Flour had improved
The Tariff was still under discussion in Parlia.
ment, with prospect Of being speedily completed
in accordance with the plans Of the Ministry
There had been no action IN Parliament on the
Oregon question.
". y. Tribune, Monday april ID
The outbreaks at Posem seem to have extended
over the whole of Poland On the 10Th OF Febru,.
~, disturbances broke out at Cracow The AIRS.
burr Gazette SAYS AT ten o'clock al nigbt
sky rocket was sent up short distance from the
1 Botanic Gardens, and was generally regarded a
the signal for revolt. The Austrian General (Col.
/ in) Immediately orderered half squadron and
/ company Of infantry into the town Between four
aud FIVE 0 clock in the morning the troops were at.
/ tackled A very murderous FIRE was directed against
them from the windows Of the principal squares
/ The troops however, repulsed the aggressors. who
had great many people killed. Forty prisoners
were captured for the most part inhabitants Of era.
COW The Austrian troops had FIVE men and one
officer killed. Several bands OF armed peasants had
come up TO the gates of the town, but not Yenufed
upon an attack.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-16

The sum of S2,007 80 reported in the Trea'
surers account as refunded by clerks falls far short
of the sum which should have been refunded
OF the clerks, whose accounts have been adverted
TO in this number, several wholly neglected to
respond to the call made upon them, to correct aud
settle their accounts or even to answer the letters
addressed to them on the subject
BY the 9th section ofihe act Of 1912, il was made
the duty of the auditor TO notify the States Attor.
ney Of any county, in which the State shall have
any claim, by reason Of any default, forfeiture,
fine imposed judgment rendered, or other thing,
whereby right Of action may have accrued &c,
to the State. In July last, the auditor complied
with the duty imposed by the section, by sending
to the States Attorney of each Of the respective
counties copies Of the letters to each Of the clerks
who were supposed to be delinquent, wherein the
amount was stated at large so far as TO give the
Attorney a knowledge Of the States claim. The
Attorney was informed, chat the auditor would
be satisfied with any disposition Of the matter
which he should think best in relation TO the clam
and that he was desired to inform the clerk, that
it was not supposed that any other proceeding;
would be required, than a short interview between
him and the attorney, in order to secure salts
factory arrangement Of the matter"
In our next, we hope to show the result o.
this attempt to execute the law
DAVID PIERCE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-16
10 the Tan-Paying Community in Vermont.
NO w

The necessity Of strict legal limitation aud res.
friction is more urgently required in guarding the
avenues to the Treasury, than in almost any other
part Of legislation nothing should be left 10 dis
erection, which eau be settled by law. The word
discretion is too elastic to occupy place in LEGAL
phrase, where any thing like certainty becomes ma.
ieral, especially when used to modify power to dis
burse thepublc funds. Andyet we hayelaws in great
numbers, comforting powers, on many agents OF the
government, to allow claims against the State in
their discretion, even in cases where the service
might be defined and the compensation settled
1t is not easy to imagine any sufficient reason for
permitting the law to remain as it is ;--eyery ser.
vice should be defined, which will admit of it, and
the compensation fixed and thus the call for using
discretion, which many have not, would be avoid
ed. The provision in the law Of 1872 for the pro-
mitigation Of rules to uniformity of charges
was designed to correct the inequalities of dscre
tionary allowances. Where the service is defined
and the fees established by law, allowances uni
FORM but beyond these bounds of legal prescrip-
ton lies territoy under the jurisdiction OF discre-
ton, kind Of Gretna Green, where nuplials, else
where Illegal can be consumma,ed with IMMUNITY.
The charges for making Court dockets will illus
trate this. The following Table will show the va
rious rates Of charging for dockets. The average
price for making dockes, paid out of the Treasury,
for each action on the dockets, as returned to the
auditors Office from March LIST to August 3lst,
r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-16
DAVID PIERCE.
NO. ".

The report of the Treasurer, as audited in Sept.
1915, exhibited credit to the State of 1907 80,
"eash returned by clerks Of courts for last year
advances" 1t may interest some TO know some
what in detail the operation ofthe act Of 1912,
which has contributed to this result In our Sd
No., il was shown TO be the duty of the auditor
ito keep an eye upon every State claim, and TO
notify the States Attorneys OF their respective
counties ofsuch claim and to furnish the evidence
necessary 10 sustain the States rights and secure
its collection when practicable" The law was
attempted to be executed, and with what effect
will hereafter appear. The clerks returns are re-
qured bylaw, to be made in August, and they are
subsequently carefully examined for the correction
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-16
The Great Free Trader of Vermont Nailed,

s W Jcwe Of Weybridgc Published article ahor, time
since charging Abbott Lawrence with having shipped merno
sheep South America and owning 700 there now the wool
OF which be regularly imports "eoare WOOL To this mpu
dent schood Mr. lawrence makes the following response in
the M.ddobury Galaxy
'NoW beg to staio for the information Of the woolgrowers
Vermont Of the Uufcd States that there Is not
word truth In the above statement nasmueh a. never have
shipped the mcnno any other sheep to south Amenea nor
period Of my life been the bad the slightest inter
est 10 sheep in that OF any other foreign county The whole
statement Z 20 remarkable that call on Mr. w. Jewet Of
weybndger make good his assertion give an account
Of the interruptions person who have impoed on he
credutH
wall Thank you user, this mote In your paper and ohge
Your obdt servant
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-16
Brighton Market-MOnday, ADril a.

r T.. Maket $50 Cattle, so yoke Working Oxen AZ c.
s,u db sheep and2IOO Swine The renal ~ Ss ana
week :" y" VIC cars IN The middle Of the
ouat Of extra al 5Oj FIRST quality ge soc
% and gli1 'u at s"' IS, 20, 3d. SOL
y ~, 49, and at gi5 "''sou at S~o S2l S23, g,
nj poor in quality aud scarce sales of o,. A. o.,
snseewsaies brisk at wholesale Lee for sos
=" haf'o~sj dreiail from ~ 10 Gao lee una ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-16

JUsTieE TRIAL- Moody Darling of North6eld was ex.
amned before IL O. Neweomb, Esq, on Wednesday last
on charge OF assault battery on Mrs Martha Oar
ling, wife of Mr. Luke A. Darling with intent to kill The
assault was Of very aggravated kind, and was committed
about six weeks since. Mrs Darling who was ironing at
the time OF the assault suddenly struck down by some
person to her unknown and her skull badly fractured The
defendant was bound IN the of $500 for his appearance
at the August term Of the Court of Common Pleas and
itT want Of bail was committed to Greenfield Co1y