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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25
by order of Court, =, uu,,,,.,.
a true copy of Record, ,,,,,,.,.
Sc Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Hon the Probate Count for
Randolph District Sc. ! the Dlsic' OF kandoph,-To
all concerned In the of John r. baTnes late OF Chei
sea, in said misunderstanding.
xAHEREAS, David Goodwin, administrator OF he estate
w OF said deceased has made application 10 TINS 'ouri
for license sell all the real estate OF sad deceased ana
represents that the necessary oT he mem vi tue
debts aud charges against said estate
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear at session
District on the last Friday of March A D. isl7 aud show
couse il any you have, why license should not be granted
Il aforesaid
Aud this Order shall be published three weeks success
ively in the Vermont Watohman, printed at Montpelier 10
this Stae the last of which publications shall be before Inc
day assigned for hearing, as aforesaid . 800
Dated at Chelsea, this 18th day of March, A. d. ls47
BY order OF Court, - - .
O6 IONA SMITH, JR., Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25
LAND FOR SALE.
WANTED,

A NUMBER ofYouug Men twenty lone years Of age,
n sound health, moral, capable aud industrious, aud o.
unifo, steady habits sell lin wares and other demes
manufactures about the country ill January l. Isio cad
such are well qualified for agents and traders ana wi %
sound. kind work horse, liberal viii be paa v
pcaion to the subscriber at South READING Ss
Francis O. Dewey, Berlin, VT bD"" iO,.om
South Re adng Mass. January 20, lni" io-'-"l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25
I,IBERATION.

fHHIS may eerity that this day given my SON.
Warren J. Atkins, his time during the remainder OF his
minority, and he is free Tor himself and shall pay
of his debts, claim his earnings ufcr thus date
DANIEL ATKINS
lV,,,bu,y Fob DOL 1917 aO6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25
q. w. GleasOm's Estate.

STATE or VERMuNr,l In Probate Count holden at
Washington District, IS. Montpelier, within .nd Tor SAID
District, on the 18Th day Of February, A. u IoiH -
WiNSOR GLEASON, administrator on mo estate OF u
w w. Gleason, late of Warren, in said Dlslci deceas
ed, presents his administration account Tor settlement -
10Th day of March next the Probate once IN Montpee
for examination and allowance, and ha' an concerned he
mont Waterman aud state journal, PRINT at said Mont
pelier three weeks successyo as spH an may 6c that
appear at said time aud place. ihoy see cause and OBJ
thereto.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25
OILS OF CEDAR, UEMLOCK AND
SPRUCE

WANTED in large quantities, payable in Cash or Barter
w II furnished None need apply unless stating
what price they will furnish these articles what quantit y
at what time, &cas letters of enquiry to what will be
gwen are always so numerous to preclude any attention
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25

az HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
rTHIS ESTABLISHMENT, hasing been tepanted and
in complete order the past season ready Tor
the reception of Company. II is located street that has
become the greatest toroushares in the city, near
the Northern and Eastern Railroad Depot and but
utes walk from the Post Office, Market, &c. &c. Terms
per day, one dollar and twenty five cents.
Dec. 1916. g63mis LEWIS RICE 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

HAsg ti- the low moaning Of yon distant surge
Breathing back In it, accent. OCoNslIL's ssd dIse,-
The fsr val of Erin borne over the s-s
FROM the aud Of the cut,ato the home Of The FkEL
And vel may those accents Of -orfow he bfesfhed
And with the proud Shamrock the Cypress be wFsathed
And from the bright waters BY EFins green vale,
Be sent up IN anguish Nation. deep wall
O'CoS>flL IS desd-Euns fsyorlte son
From the hght u her beauty. glory Is gone
Her misht.est one. Of her being part,
Whose voice thrilled each pulse Of her echong heat
Md banners inscribed with the embiems Of -rief
The Millions are mOurnIng the loss Of their Chef.
On the far hii of Tara tall OAK IL bowed.
And the h ght Of Croagh Patnck geilee IL a cloud
Ia the hsu Of the harper shadow. q gloom.
HIS body 10 ireland. his heart stu 81 Rome
The soul Of Cornell On glory has sped
And the nation IN sref a alone with - dead
Sound aloud. Harp OF Enn amid thy sad .trins.-
Thou harp that bresthed Ia the palace Of sins-
From the midst Of thy balls great spirit Aas passed
And hs mantle Of might on 70 other cast
Ye patriots that breathe and e brave souls that feel
Blow louder for Enn the trump Of RErE.Li
TIL the downtrodden nations shall .i. 20 lie chime
And Religion and Freedom be- won for al time.
On my seer-sighied spirit vision sppean-
II comes with the mist of the shadowy years
When the sod heart Of Enn shall aye 20 bleed
And her People be free a. their lesder u freed
The dinss have passed through the gathering hfoag
For the soul Of the dead solemn masses are sung
Nor alone for az onward the waves Of Time roll,
The nations are singing thar mass for his soul
Atlc- Iorl. Seyf u. l8l7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
BANGOR, Maine, Sept. 81, ISL.
Wing Nominations.

Clinton Coo. ID. PEABODY OF keeseville for
Assembly JoHs SHEDDES, Jr. of Mooers Tor Clerk
aud Lor CHAMBERLAIN for Sheriff compose the
Wing ticket in Clinton. But for the Liberty party
TINS strong Tariff County would so Wing and we
nope Il may this year Notwithstanding the sad
INVERSION OF Slavery Wing votes to that party
DoeSaies 10 he Wig STATE Convention.
N.' Oo'-J0hn 7. Diossy, Jacob " Taylor, John
t"yssa Auburn Dist VIM Beach.
Co'"H''a Co.-John Martin, Z. w Bishop.
Orange Co'-JosePh DAVIS. wm jackson. William C
HasbIouck
LocoFooo NOMINATIONS.
Ssnats-XlN Clinton. Essex and War,.o co., H..
: Whallon Of ESSEX.
Cliatoa Co.-Reuben Heaon, Assembly. Chare. II
Jones, Clerk; Harvey Bromley Sheriff David b Me.
Neil Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
.hIpwreck-Riahrsen Lives Lost.

We have been favored, says the Commercial.
with the following letter from the wreck master al
Long Besch 70 John : Tsppsn, ESQ. Secretary Of the
Board Of Underwriters
TIE vessel Is believed 10 BE the ship Auburn, Captain
Hoyt which cleared a, New Orleans IN the 2ih Of "A
.ust for Sew.York add has net yet arrived here. We
sve looked over the clesrsncez for the ss month AZ
New Oresns and tint vessel named The Orbit men
toned among them. o.,-
LoS0 BEACH Sept - l-i7.
The ship Orbit of se~-York, CsPt White, from New.
Ofesns came ashore on Long Beach, Bsrnesas To-
=, on Ssturcay ushs asst she hss zone - pieces and
the captain irsi mate. and sixteen oihers are lost.
Yours EDWARD GESsIsGs, Wreckmas.sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

up the ~ Mays In june only too "s hoess appeared
70 the woods and In returning after tuo u,sefhs
md village Of twelve more hoas-s. ooside lodges
AMI teu's, and villa se,en'y minors 1t work.
fiuaiy 49, nothing 10 prevent this mine from oeips
very prcetso- and permanently for appears n BE-
comparatively ioexhsascbls Although not within the
Oa-d sts'es still its success ~i have favorable bear
ins On the commerce and agriculture 81 the Lskes
promising vein vas Also op-ncd st Echo Lske. 10
,snscs on me DAY OF my arrival vein two feet fosr
inches, of- siEpilN 10 that OF ,he Bruce mine.
JOHN LOCKE. First Assistant G-ologist
IN the U. :. General Survey Of Michigan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

" Hon. SAMUEL j. WILKIS, Wing candidate
for 1t. Governor ia lsii,) is the Wing candidate
for Senator in the IXth District, composed Of Or.
ange and Sullivan counties. There is no truer or
sounder man in the Wing party, and very few men
better fitted for the station to which the People,
We cannot doubt, are about to elect him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
A Convert to Total Abstinence.

We were rejoiced at receiving the other day the
following note from our friend p. t. BARsUM, re-
nouncing henceforth the indulgence OF misnamcd
Temperate Drinking As Mr.. b. never that we heard Of
drank to excess aud cannot be In need of either fame
or fortune we cannot doubt that this step has been
prompted by world wide experience of the evils ofany
use however sparng for season OF intoxicating Bever
ages causing AN desire 10 avoid them henceorh
and to do all that influence and example do to guard
others against them. None who knows the writer can
doubt that he MEANS what he says aud will live up to It
Ought not this decision to have weight with others p
Mr. Bsrnum writes
BANGOR, Maine, Sept. 81, ISL
Ea,Kxp GRyEIEy; Your are doubtless aware that
was never tiyPl1 and during my travels OF some
fifteen years very seldom tasted OF the ardent bu'
never formally joined Temperance Society Snd have
never TIL recently what considered Necessity ior
90 doingthough fear did not sufficiently appreciate
the value of setting good Examples Having attended me
great Fair at Saratoga last week and there witnessed
great deal of inebriston among men who stand high 10
the community for respec,sbity and talent and reflect
ing that am quite liable they and from my wan
dering OF life perhaps more so, TO contract the
degrading and every way ruiDous habit have ielt II a.
least matter of prudence on my part as well As outy 10
society make this public announcement pledgns my
sacred word and honor that will sgsin taste OF
spri,uous liquors of any description during the remain
der of my life unless recommended by competent
physician 40 absolutely necessary In case OF illness
en- very, dear cir truly yours, T. 1. bAkNUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

TELEGRAPH.-The Magnetic Telegraph from
Buffalo 10 Milwaukee Is proceeding rapidly 10 compile
ton The coutrsetor Mr.. Cornell has Just made con
tract for the wire. Il Is the beat quality Eossh No
and weighs go pounds 10 the mile We saw Pie;e Of
il tr.sied into various shapes without fracture Mr.
Cornell Is also building ihs Troy and Montreal lins via
Bennington, Rutland, Verssnnrs. 8, Adams and -
Johns, and will have il completed in sixty days Tsi'
line will cave the fluid much labor il now must 81
rugnd b. The way u Burso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

II Henry CLAY returned to Ashland on satur-
day week. His many friends viii hear with pleas
ure that he was in the enjoyment OF excellent
health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

Now In these fourteen counties Of old Virgins, ga
very Is nominal and there Is the county Of iicnie
sb0ye Wood but one slave Our correspondent taxes
the Census Of 1910 - his guide Hs adds
By sale death &c. ~ slaves are decreasing 10 the
counties named. told BY inrelli gent citizen "
Wood Yesterday that % had not more than one Annsffd
II this b. the i4ct ard the other counties have ialeh
n the same proportion there be vcry ulte Interest
felt in slave property % any Of these counties
Our correspondent likes the Idea Of proposed enshso
Ia tn. fundamental law giving 10 esch county or "
Western Virginia the right, BY majority vote u say
whether such c0unty such portion of TIE state 90
be free. IL 10 certainly nothing put sheer Jasuce ~
Wood County Is oppressed, BY Slavery, VINO should
Halifax insist upon Wood suffering from slavery be-
csus. abe Is benefited Tbs proposition W. make inter
feres with no rights IL leaves coGnues-and portions
VI s,ate-to DO Whatever the interest OF such coun-
hes or portions VI the state, may seem to demsnc
The Agent for The Examiner in this City Is Mr.
ELIAS Smith, AZ Nsssaa-st His advertisement
will be found in another column. Terms Of the pa
per, g per snnum in advance 50 If payment be
DELAYED beyond three months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

MONODY.....For The Tribune.
Oa the Ifafh II p4uisi OConnelL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

LsHn from fr'stsr. Formerly s-pseysa n Ia T>sssss
ores Hor 0as Of "a U. 5 yeisssgs ~ Cai,fe,s,a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

HEALTH oy TIE Grizzly reference 10 tho
Sections report n another column. 10 vtn DO ssss sass
there have besn % deaths during tho past week. 10 u
which were Of yellow fever-showins very esasiosrs
bio increase the deaths OF any presiding wee.
tho season There 10 doubtless much sickness V ~
city, though The number Ok deaths 70 eomps ,.S =,
small IL IL very evident however, that Ne hosn OF
the city 10 not improving lA"eHs ~s'
MR GARRnos.-We learn from . friend VINO
,nds upon Mr. ssrrisou that bis hssItb 10 improving
80 iClsvelsn3 True Dem. 2tb-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

The increased value Of land by emancipation under
the Ohio law v, increase would put into the pockets OF
.syehoders and and owners Ia the course OF one de-
eats sKyESrT.TwO MILLIONS SEVEN HuNDRED AND
sixty FoUA THOUSAND DOLLARS, more than they no"
have.
said not truly tina, freedom, looking at SIMPLY 80
question OF Jroai and LOss Is the C1y bet stP which
masters could takef
ALONG THE BoRpER--A TREND living In sight Of
Hood County aud familiar with Western Virginia, DE-
c.r-s II were left 70 the people to say by c0HHufs
whether slavery should cease, that tom0ro" tney
would vote Tor freedom vest OF the Blue Ridge
nj. f..rni.h..a LA III. fulL In wing sfafl.tlc..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29


Tennessee
You ma de las; year this uggestion 70 Nr-and hey
A. III r.niv 70 Tie qI-s0u-,~haf .hl. or caa We DO
in East Tennessee Tor emancipation si@i A1i "a. eoy
,Is.Id 80 IA rrif uafneusr az nory ~ taaf c'sy
,ioff u se-at O. ciiEba fresd9i tereia STAGE thea
Ne have debated the subject, and cofrespoaded about II
and We have come the conclusion tA4i We ought :" -ct
upon I. and Will do 80 before long
The condition OF the upland or mountain regions OF
Virginia North Carolina and Eas, Tennessee "a Pretiy
well understood They chiefly settled ~ noa's'a'e-
holders In he early settlements VI tnesc StH'1s me
oaDtuz regions hsd the preponderAaee BIZ me raaes
have now The numerical strength and are increasing
,ha the dave portions decreasing ~ power. 'Sfy
.ooo therefore, they viii break the tnfaA VIC Sneh
r,iust souortionnens have Kept and slI Keep thcin
soxn ana obtain aseendsncy IL the legislative eoIHel
Of these states.
Acting under this belief We vrssd certain irlena' o
onr. IN 50, Tennessee Western Sorin CaEOiins and
Western Virginia 10 ssltAte snd urge Us &c
new cou,t.iuuona 40 Ihcy are made snoaia P'o'I11
49, aav oonay nay becOHs jrce Jr0A S1soos q
,-,fy 81 az szal rolors should - dGCH4'~ ana a.
,S,r,af,r Aers ssos6 BE- szePi for Tinst ~ 'N'''@s
s7riiade IL said e0HH'y. -
The iustne.s OF this principle cannot % ospSNo.
r..tern VIRGINIA tnriyes under sysir.n NIou t-n'
Ixa.,srn Virginia " nv should Western =
iss ,r,sdootit II Western NoFtn arO'ns
4, xny should the later foFes TOE iof usf 70 aus
~ n Western and Middle Tennessee nave ma
- Al .I.veholaers WAY should they tra-4 n9n s4zss
noiaers Of Eastern Tennessee WIZ PolSy 80 -
az ipiures them There "a no reAson 70 'n'-S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

LrscH PROCEEDINGS AT MosrRosI-We have
already mentioned tho murder Of . yourg man named
Mcknight At Montrose love- On Thursday oisns isss-
Next day after the murder. several uen we're sessee
among them The partner Of Mcknight named Wall
worth search for the body Of The murdered nan
proving irultless ct night meeting of ett'xsns zoos
place and sundry resolutions we're passed One OF .nsn
required the sccused 10 make eonessoa OF the crime
or failing 70 prepare ,hsmseves for ths opsrsos o. "
Lynch code OF A~. ... ~ N. ,,...
Of exec ution when . report ~ "ssso as' nehsSS
IT, ,s~.r,brn respite at least until the truth VI Tho
,umo1 could BE- verified BY the report Of COMMITTEES
sppolutsd Tor tbs purpose. 10 thr neon ums the &c
essa pr,ons we're occurred and guard set over them
I'M. final disposition Of them BY the volunteer sdmnis
r.,ors Of tho mob docree, d not yet known.
lst Louis Rep. Il.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

PaRESoLosIcaL JouRsAL.--The July number gives the
developments of barrie, Narneau with articles on Firm
ness Republcanism, and Woman. There is also an unu
sua of Instructive and entertaining miscellany
Messrs Fowler Wells continue to issue works on
their noble science, perceive by advertisements OF all
their SERIES perhaps better fitted for beginners than
Mrs L. N Fowers "Familiar Lessons in Physiology and
Phfenoogy These grand and allimporsnt subjects are
herein treated in of Peter Farley styewith simpl-
city enough be plain to children, and novelty enough to
interest grown persons Man is said to be ieariuy and
wonderfully made = and yet the young too often g
bats Of the structure and operations of their own
bodies while they devou with the aPpestes of anacOndas
couptipg Glove stories about murder This vile taste is
passing away, however As sign, note the goody
number OF books upon Phrenoogy Physiology etc which
are spread friend saisbuys counter May these soon
crowd pamphlet novels forever out Of the way!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

NO APOLOGY FOR WIGS.
smAprsnunr, Bennington County, VI, Aug, 4, IS

sHAFrsBuaY, Bennington County VI, Aug 4, isD
On JAYsE Dear Sir BEING acquainted with Of those
rec ommending your HAIR Tonic, to witt Rev C. C. Park
Rev Dr. Babcock and Rev L. Fletcher purchased two bot
ties, with make experiment have been quite bald
for about four years. and obliged to wig Indeed is
constitutional with my family to be bald in early life confess
had but little confidence in the attempt having been so long
bald being years Of age and that part Of head
destitute Of hair exceedingly smooth however, commenced
ageeably your directions, and used bottle faithfully and
very little effect before had used the second bottle,
very hne fuzzy hair became percepbe, which continued to
grow and having used the third BOTTLE have had three
cuttings performed and the prospect very aerng that
shall again be blessed with fine head Of hair ornamental and
useful ! extremely gra6ed with the prospect, and from
observations made many Of my friends and acquaintance who
heretofore regarded the preparation deceptive and only
eaichpenny concen, well satisfied that i IS TRUTH
No fIcTIoN." }. w, SAWYER!
Pastor of the Baptist Church. Salisbury, W
For Sale by BUTTON X CLARK. &c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

ONO The "Whg State Central Commitee' Of
Ohio have issued address TO the Wings of that
State, in which they denounce the annexation OF Tex
as, and condemn the with Mexico, impolitic,
expensive demoralizng, and aiming at the extension
OF Slavery. The Committee declare that ''as citizens
OF free State they will consent TO the further
extension of Slavery" and call upon those whom they
address to do oil in their power TO bring the 10
close With regard 10 the Wing candidate for the
Presidency, the Committee make the following state
meni:
/" word on the subject Of the Presidential candi-
dates: far be il from debar any man, II we
had the power from aspiring TO the highest office with
in the gin Of the people Neither would we make
military successes, however brilliant, test Of quatca-
ton And while we condemn and reject no man, SO
neither do we propose any in connection with the
Presidency We pledged to no one-we are COM
mitled 10 no one. We do not think the present a
proper time to select candidate Let US reasset our
principles, and declare the policy on which we act
We can afH@Ap wait for the Wing party is not SO
few in numbef6r so poor in talent, that il cannot, al
the proper time furnish many well tred true and gal
liant leaders, who will carry our banners on to victory
and do honor 10 our principles. They ABIDE TN
HOUR AND THE MAN"
The Committee state that upon none oil these points
do they profess speak in behalf Of any body excep
themselves.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08
Ernm lhe Greenfeld Courier.

DIsrRsssrNe CAsuALrY.--A deep gloom was sud,
denly thrown over our community to-day, (the and
inst in consequence Of the unexpected and distressing
death Of our townsmsn, Mr. Charles Sedman
The circumstances attending his death are truly al
1iciive, and are briefly these HE went out IN the
n,rning in company with another maniorthe purpose
oil peeng bark; they had fallen one tree on side
hill Of some twenty-five thirty degrees ascent, and
taken off the bark, and then cut down second which
fell nearly parallel with the first, some six feet apart on
the upper hill side, hollow OF some two or
three feet, with The butt end resting upon aog they
had commenced peeIng it, Mr. Stedman standing be-
tween them, and the other man on the top OF the
trunk with his back towards the deceased, when II
Instantly slipped down the hill, throwing Mr. Duncan
some eight or ten feet and striking Mr. Siedman on
the shoulder iacturing the same, and caught his head
between the Two Trees crushing il in shocking man
ner, 10 much so that the brains proruded fFom his
mouth, nose and ears consequently producing instant
death
II is but due to the memory of him who has thu
suddenly been taken from our midst, to say that NJ
was Young man Of industrious habits and OF ire
proschable character.
lie has left fond mother, brothers and sisters, to
gehef with large circle o friends and associates, L
mourn his sudden exit His age was % years.
e. w. p
Leyden, July 2, is47.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08
Dental Surgery.
DIR. Jas. a. FAIRFIELD,

WOULD respectfully announce to the people Of
w BTaeboro and vicinity, that he has permanently
established himself in this village, where he will be
happy to wait on any who may need his services in
any branch OF his profession. lie arfs himself that
as the result Of the facilities Of which he has awaited
himself in acquiring knowledge Of his business and
the experience which he has had in practice, he shall
be able 10 merit the confidence, and SECURE portion Of
the patronage oil The community. Particular attention
will begiven 10 all descriptions plate tcork and those
wishing single whole sets, may rely uppn having
them inserted 10 The most satisfactory manner either
with or without artificial gums and secured by Amos
pheric pressure alone, BY spiral springs, the case
may leqnrc. artificial Paiates, will be constructed
50 as to effect almost perfect articulation. 10 SLING
teeth he employs nothing hut fine Gold, II being the
only material unobjectionabc. For extracting teeth
he makes Of no instruments but the Hack bill and
paieni Foreeps.
Numerous and highly respectable references can be
shown " desired.
Tie has taken rooms in Halls Long Buildng, which
will be found furnished with reference the comfort
and convenience Of those who may favor him with 4
call.
Ui-Enirsnce first door south Of the Post Office.
N. b. He will keep constantly on hand Oak Tooth
wash, article, together with Powders and Brush
es. Terms reasonable.
Brattcboro, June 90, ISi7. tf4s