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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-16
JAMES II. WEEKS a co

late .. W. 7zeyg g. COZ
Importers and Wholesale Doalsrn in F,.n.h .na r..
hsh Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Brushes, &C.
20S Washington stree, Boston,
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BULLOCK & STEE.N


receiving and will continue to receive every
week through the season their Fall and Winter
Stockof STOVES, consisting OF the latest and BeS
patterns, and comprising every variety Of Cooking
Parior and Box Stoves, before offered in this
market, and some and impyored kinds never be-
fore presented here and 10 be found no where but
at our Store. In our stock may be found all the
varieties OF
Air Tight, Improved Air Tight, Telegraph
Oregon, Priam, Yankee Notion, Elevated Oven
Improved Yankee Notion, Railway, Improved Rail.
way, Double Oven, Improved Double Oven En-
pirc, Parlor Cook, and few more OF Iffic later
and btser patterns than any before IN ti-
PAnLoR Srovrs,--comprising every variety Of
the Air Tight the latest patterns, new this
Box SroyEs,-eyery variety, Air Tight and 9TH
New Patterns Of Cooking, Parlor, Office
and Box Stoves constantly rcceiving, having made
arrangements with the manufacturers to forward us
at once nil the new styles
STOVE FURNITURE,-eyery description,
made Of Copper, Brass and Tin.
PLANISHED TIN WARE.
An entirely new article in this place, made Of
Planished Tin, hammered used now in many Of
the first rate hotels instead Of silver.
17-ALL KINDS Of Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheet
Iron Ware, made Of the best materials and for home
customers, and new varieties; having made arrange
ments with manufacturers in New York to send US
all the new patterns that come ont. Loiiow Ware.
Sap Boilers made Of Russia Sheet lron,-the re-
al article.
Srovr PIPE, wholesale and retail
job Work done to order in the best manner
and at low prices. Having engaged the best work
men in this vicinity, we are confident that we can
do work a little better than it can be done at any
other establishment.
U3-All kinds of Wrought and Cast Iron, old
Pewter old Rubbers, Rags Sheep Pehs, Horse 4air,
and in a word, all kinds Of Produce taken in ex-
change for the above, at good prices.
0Z-No difficulty about prices, as Large Sales and
Small Profits is our motto.
Brattleboro, Aug. IL, le47. 81
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GEO, A. wADLEIGH & CO,
importers and Wholesale Dealers in English F,.n,h
ana herman Fancy Goods, Combs, CilfIeyv. Per-
J'a'tTy SSc. 40 kiiby street, Boston.
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Commissioners Notiee.
flshE subscribers having been appointed BY the
.s Hon sses.ss fgaE. for the Di,,,sss q Me-.
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of PHINEAS WHITE, late q
Puney, in said district deceased ard also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and nix
months from the oh day Of August, A. ID, is47. he
ing allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our said APP
poiniment, at the Office Of John KiHnball in said
Puiney, on the third Saturdays in September and
December next, from nine o'clock in The forenoon,
fill four o'clock in the afternoon On each Of said
days.
WARREN n. RicHARDsoN, com'rs
Putney, Aug rs, lsi7 2
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Halss Superior Rubber Machine Beltiaq, Hose Guns
sale By LUKE O. CHILD. 81 Waer H., boston. -
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OHADDouRfg & orI,MAN.

rinned and untnned. add Sheet Lead, Manufactured
,y GEO. L. SrEARNS, corner Wafer and Congress
straets, Bosloa. Also, Pig Lead for sale.
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PIANOS TO LET,
BETTING.

BY OLIVER DlTsON, Dealer in Guitars. seraphim.
Pianos and Sheet Music,
IFS Washinsion Street., BOsion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-16

BrattiebOrO WOODEN Factory.
VHE Subscriber having put his Machinery in
Il complete repair, is ready to receive Wool to
manufacture on Shares or by the Yard Also, Keeps
good selection of Cashmere ON hand at ali times
which he will exchange for Wool on delivery.
10 Piease call and eralaiue irr
.tI ..fass. la.- la..aa Pr CLARK.
Braileboro, May ~, ls47, ~. - a
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FLOVR.


WANTED, so Tons clean White and ColoFed
J. sTEEN
March 22, ~. if30
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New Arrangement.
"A 80 s gR eEsa
Brattleboro aad Boston Pxpress.

IL WHITE, having established an Express
IA. from Brattleboro, Vt. to Boston, via Fitch
burg Railroad is ready to transact all business en-
trusted to his care.
~PACKAGES or GOODS, BUNDLES
&C. vii be called for at any part of the City and
forwarded to Bratteboro, or any intermediate town,
for reasonable charges.
DRArrs, NorEs, Bus sc, COLLECTED, and all
orders promptly attended 10.
n2-T The Express leaves Brattleboro every Mon
DAY and Thursday at O'Clock, A. NJ passing
through the following towns
Hinsdalc, Winchester, Warwick, Orange, Athol,
Phillipston, aempleton, Gardner, Westminster, to
Etohburg.
Returning, will leave Boston every Tuesday and
Friday at 3 l-2 o'clock,P. M.
OFFICE-Af j. Sfteifs Bookstore, BrauleIoro, and
Quincy House, Brdttle st., Boston
ORDER BOXES---At r. c. Lords Psrmoai
House, Bnaale1oro and j. r. Coaa,.fs, No. Fane,ii
la, BOSOM
1 Particular attention win be paid TO selling all
kinds OF Produce and will convey TO the amount Of
700 lbs. on the Express.
nZ- All Bundles should be marked WHITES
EXPRESS"
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Drugs and lTedicines.

A NEW STOCK JUST ADDED. Physicians
~ and Families supplied with pure articles at ihe
wILIsToN & TYLER.
Aug. H. lll 50
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N. KITTREDGE,

XTToRKER and DEALER in MARBLE
w MONUMENTS. Sold at the lowest posi-.
bic rnies, as he pays agency. Any patterns want
ed not on hand win be furnished to order II to be
had Al any Of the quanies in VI
.Slap mar ne Odd Water EaIbliskmeaf
Braitleboro, East Village, Aug. "a ls47. 2
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PROCTOR, RICE 4 CO.,

Wholesale Dealers in w. I. Goods Also, Wool. But
Ter, Cheese, Grass Seeds, Se., Ils State a. Boston
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STOVES! sTOvEs!.

rTNIIE GREATEST VARIETY, nrsr Assonr-
Il MEST, AND LARGEST STOCK OF stoves, Tin,
Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
ever seen in Brattcboro, is now offered for sale at
prices that oa,not fail 10 sl6f at the new store one
door south of the VERMONT IIousE, and next deer
north Of TowssLEY Soss.
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VI'-IHHI IIEIIIf NIHTUU THrIVS- " UH II
And 80 much OF said lands will be sold At P,sliic
Aaefion, at the Inn Of Freeman wyman in said
straiton, on the lst Thursday OF October next at
O'Clock in the forenoon As shall be requisite TO dis
charge said Taxes, with Costs, unless previously
paid.
Dated at straiion, this soth day Of Aug, A. ID,
is47.
2 HIRAM BALDWIN, Frs csussa,ys.
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BOWERS & PRATT.

Prepristors Of RO.yBURY IRON FOUNDRY
Office I07 Milk street. Boston.
Mansiaet1rers OF Stoves, Hollow Ware, Oven, Ashpit
and BOILER Mouths, Alright and Ornamental Cast.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-16
JAMES HoBns.

CARVER and Manufacturer Of Counosition o,,.-
ments, Capitals, wrealhs, Mouldings, &C., made In
me best manner At short notice. No. 10 Dock SQUARE
Boston. ','i--'''
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CARPETINGs. CARPETINGS.
large assortment Of every description for cash. b,
MM, y; TENNf, Corner q Hanortr aud Biacksfone
Street, Boston. $500
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c. m. g. F ALLEN.

tSi'oosssoEs 10 join G,agr,r,)
SIS Washington street, keep constantly on hand
large and beautiful assortment Of caTpeings Of all
kinds, which will be sold at wholesale or fetailas
at ANY othes place in New England.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-16
JOHN DOGGETT s. CO..

234 Washington street, Boston.
Deiieu IN carPsiiass Of every description, Hearth
Rugs, Bookings and Painted Floor Cloths.
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French q. Fosters Mereautil, Rom,

- i09 Warrington street, Boston.
Open day and evening for practical ias,vu.,o,, Z;
'nnung, Bookkeeping and Arithmetic. En,ire al
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TyTE AMERICAN 1iIR.TTGLT COOKING
ETORE. EIERCES IATENT. 1871.

Tlousekeepcr1' be sure and examine this superior
stoye-5 sizes for wood or coal. Hot Air Venti-
infinr Furnace, Chilson's Patent, I8f7-important
improvement In heating and yeuuiating Dwellings,
Churches, School Houses. &c, for sale Wholesale and
retail Al the Stove Range, and Hot-Aif Furnace e.
Enlistment, Nou 81 and % Blackstone =, Boston;
GARDNER CHiLSON.
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DODGE x LOCKE.

Wholesale Dealers in Stoves Furnaces, Crates Range.
AR tight Stove Castings, Stove Ware, kc, AZ Con,
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Carpentry and Joiner Work.

A IL PERSONS wishing Carpentry and Joiner
N Work done in the best style, at short notice,
and on reasonable terms, will do well to give the
subscriber call Work executed accounting to the
Greek and Roman styles.
MARSHALL. wIIIrPIE.
Gnilfofd, Green River, Sept. 2, lsi7. AVE-.
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DODD s WILSON.

Derby Range, Court street, head Of Suaburv
Manufacturer. and Dealers in Stoves, Crates. Fur-
PAGES COOKING Ranges, and Bathing Apparatus al the
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Mem Air. TYeht Cooking Rong,

For WOOD OR coAL-sa,inr one.,hird the e,.
Pense and labor Of other angesPortable furnaces ios
churches, houses, stores, &c on the most improved
economical and compact models-Motts Patent Ven.
ior, Hall and Chamber Stoves and Pine. Also. Con-
per- TN and Sheet Iron Wares constantly for sale and
made TO order, at rs Devonshire street. Boston, bv
JOHN W. DEARBORN.
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Boston Business Cards Continued.


vi Waahlnglonl monty oilp 1IIo Do 1vH1H'
Hair Work, pennmery, Combs Fine Cutlery, Best
Needles. Pocket Books, Gold and Silver spectaces,
Fancy feather Goods Fine Toysj and the largest Va.
rleiy 70 be found 10 Boston.
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The attention Of Country and Seaport Merchants
Manufactures, and others about visiting Boston 70
purchase Fall Supplies ismoa respectfully request
ed to ihc following Cards, comprising Merchants
Manufacturers aud Artists
Being fully prepared in the several branches, VIC
embrace the facilities afforded by the Country Press
to solicit your carly calls and we assure our New
England friends thatpo pains shall he spared on
our part 10 please both old and new Customers
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Wholesale NEW STOVES. and Rrfo;I
Gnr,I srocK OF sroyrs,-Is, 10, & i6. Gs,ri,b
Block blackstone street. Boston
uTrRicks Low. A. c. BROWNEII.
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Marine .Shells. C0rols oud R;r15.

STEPHEN EAiMONs, l07 State street IN stair
Has for sale very large assortment Of Marin, and
Land Shells, embracing nearly every variety. Also
large assortment Of Corais and STUFFED Bird.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-16

Tmporten and Manufacturer Of Silver Ware, Jewelry
And Watches 10 Washington Street
A. l.. DEssIsos, NATHAN fosrEa.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-16

Watches, Clocks, Lamps, Candelsbras, Fancy Goods,
Tea Trays Fine Table Cutlery, &c, BY HARltlS and
sTANWOoD Importer and Deses, $50 wsnhing-
ton few doors north Of Winter street, Boston.
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Hot Air Furnaces.

BRYTNT g. HERMAN. 81 c1e9re.s s., Boston,
Continue 70 put up their well known FuREscE, with
several important improvements, which makes u BY FAR
the most porect article offered TO the public =
Also new and beautiful radiatng Parlcr Slove-Cook-
ing Ranges, and great variety OF Stoves and Crates
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Croekry. China and Glass IYare.
ISAAC y. BUFFERS, Importer and Wholesale deal
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Light! LightM

The cheapest and best artificial light In nae /. ,o
camphene The subscribers are he only Manufaa.
tefefs IN New England Of the Original genuine Cam
pnene aud sell = at the price that the others sell
ne spurious Also, Burning Fluid, Lamps, wieks,
sale, AZ prices which defy competition.
10 Washington SIRED, door eas from Cb,,kW, Boston.
SMITH TARBELL. I
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Office I07 Milk street. Boston.
Mansiaet9rers OF Stoves. Hollow Ware, Oven, Ashpit
ings, &c. -'''
DODD & WILSON,
Derby Range, Court street, head Of Sudbury.
msne,ac,urcrs and Dealers in Stoves, Crates, Fur
naces Cooking Ranges aud Bathing Apparatus al the
lowest cash prices.
Wholesale NEW STOVES. and Rsfoa
GnE.r sTocK or srovEs,-I4, i5 & IL G.,,,.h
hiockI blackstone street, Boston.
Grrnlcrs Low. A. c. BRowNELL.
DODGE Il LOCKE,
Wholesale Dealers ia Stoves Furnaces, Crate, Rance.
Ar tight Stove Castings, Stove Ware, dc, AZ Con,
grsss street, Boston. ~
Corners inifiafory Counting Room. and
Nautical Institute II STATE ST.. Bosfoy
Open day and evening for practical instruction in VIII,
ing, Bookkeeping and Navigation. Suitable en-.
Pioyment can generally be procured for students =
See adyis. in Boston papers.
GEO, A. wADLEIGH & co.
importers and Wholesale Dealers In Engli.h P,..sL
and German Fancy Goods, Combs, E,a1rv' Pr
y'A.'e'y, &c. 40 kiiby street Boston. .
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, DC.
q. C. HOLMAN, rs and n Kslbv ,,,,,, Ro.,..
Importer Of English French and German Fancv t;o"t
and Toys, Aecordeons, Violin and Strings. Perrin.
m mefles, Hair Oils, Combs, Beads States, Mirrors
Dolls, Fancy Boxes, &c.
HINRICKs X CO.,
No. IL Kilby sired, up siairs,) Boston.
l"pOrters of Fancy Goods, French Ornamental Chin,
and Bohemian Glass Ware
French d Fosters Mercantile Rooms
iO9 Washington street, Boston.
open Gay and evening for practical Instruction in
isiaction GUARANTEED. '-'
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Union street, have for sale, on the best terms, a
general assortment Of Drugs Medicines. &c. TRev
are, also, Agents Tor the sale Of Swaims celebrated
cines. FF~' 1855 "'es'-
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Gorriolt Nous.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
WASHINGTON.

The Washington sailed from Southampton on
the 10th ut, but owing to the bad quality of her
coal, she was obliged to put back, aud did not
leave again until the 18th. Her dates from Liv-
erpool are TO the 18th.
Flour commanded AS per barrel an advance
on previous quotations, of about rs cts Corn,
al As; Meal 20s; White Wheat, Is I'D los
10d Red do. los Id los Id. Tho breadstufi
market was buoyant and there an increased
demand.
The London breadstufis market on the 18th
was firm. The weather throughout England had
been fine, and the prospect Of the harvest was
good
There was but little or no rot amongst the po-
tatoes.
Cotton had rccedcd l-S of penny.
Provisions we're without much change
AT llavre, the price of flour was 43 francs.
At Liverpool the fever was very prevalent, and
great suffering among the Irish.
The Irish potato crop promises well.
SPAIN.-The condition of Spain is represent
ed 10 be most wrctched, and the French were
collecting an army to protect the frontier.
The difficulties in Portugal have not yet been
settled
Food riots had taken place in Groningen.
The treaty of peace between Turkey and
Persia had been signed.
An engagement had taken place between Alb
del kader and the Emperor Of Morocco, in which
the latter was defeated
The troubles at the Cape of Good Hope still
continued
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THE NETWORK
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

This populr Scientific and Mechanical Journal (which has
already attained the largest circulation any weekly paper
the kind in the wotld) will commence its THIRD vol
UME Saturday, Sept. 25th.
Each number of the Scientific American contains from
FIVE to SEVEN ORIGINAL MECHANICAL ENGRAv-
INGs a Catalogue of AMERICAN PATENTS, az issued
from the Patent Office each week notices of tho progress
ofall MECHANICAL and SCIENTIFIC INVENTIONS
instructions in the various ARTS and TRADES with EN-
CRAVINGS; curious PHILOSOPHICAL and CHEMICAL
EXPERIMENTS; tho latest RAIL ROAD lNTELLt
GENCE IN EUROPE AND AMERICA; all the different
MECHANICAL MOVEMENTS published in a seiios and
ILLUSTRATED with more thun u HUNDRED ENGRAv-
lNGS, &c. &c.
Itis in fact paper that MERITS the patronage of all
MECHANICS and MANUFACTURERS throughout the
UNITED STATES, and should be in the hands of EVERY
ONE that feels an in the advancement of Mechanical
Scientific improvements in this Country.
1t published in oUARTo FORM, conveniently adapt.
cd BINDING aud furnished to Country Subscribers nj the
Low PRICE of TWO DOLLARS a YEAR-oNE DOL
LAR IN ADVANCE, and the remainder in Six Months -
Address, MUM Il co Publishers,
1913 Fulton Street, New York.
POSTPAID Aug. l5i7-20:4w.
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4ftarkets.
ROstOu Market, JuIy IN.

AsHrs.-The Market is bare OF Pearls, and they very
scarce in Ncw-York. They will bring l-ic Pots-nC
chHugo-5 l2 is what they sollnig for in lots.
BEEswAx.-Salcs of about 5000 lb of Southern Yellow
~ h. Gmos and lot of 1000 lbs. at 26c cash
Hiprs.-Ve have change prices. There is
good steady demand and sales Of Is bales dry and Buff
aloes at Ia mo-; 100 bales Calcutta Cow so cent;
10 1850 Rio Gande - 2c.; 400 poor Southern, 34c
lib. MS 2400 Truxilo aud 100 sailed Kps private
terms 100 tales Madras Goaskns, "a 25c according tC
weight 5000 Curacao Goat skins, soc each, mo.
oPs-A sale Of so bales has been made for export at *
cts. per ID. cash.
Wool--arge sales of American Focces have been made
quoted prices Sale of 800 bales Smyrna unwashed At 10
IL lac per ID. 6 m.
Domesticsax. feeces IS AZ Ia full blood 40 a. l2
l2 "a blood "a SO; common IL blood % 49, Lamb
super 80 IS; Do. No ., % 49, Do No. 19 90 Do. No
80 -.
Foreign-Smyrna washed 16 -, do. unwashed 10 IA
Rengiz Is 10; Buenos Ayres Is Crimea 10; Mex
icJnS 10.
AuG. ..
Flour. The by the Hibenin appears far any
thing has TRANSFERRED have put the Flour market just nbon
where it stood nrevious the arrival of the steamer Wash
ington at NewYork. There have been Sales un
dersand of Genesee, brands at the depot at g.
which will probably be about the ruling price after the for
ogn accounts haye boon well dgested but the operations
limited that prices must he considered nominal fol
,uvo tNvO
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Chips ana Clippings.

HARD TO REALIZE. The Portland Argus
"can hardly realise the fact" that 1t has los.
New Hampshire, whom "we," it says, shave
been accustomed to look upon as tine staunchest
of the staunch-as firm in her politics as her
immovoble hills" We do not wonder at the
poor fellows surprise, or that such an unpalata-
table though "6xed fact" should be hard to real
Use. We advise the Argus, however, to save its
breath for home consumption. It's own turn IS
coming next September, when the Locofoco par
ty Of Maine will feel pressure which no honest
man should regret -.4ttds.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS. The Washingtt L
Union says "the Wings are for a loose construc-
ton of The Constitution, and the Democrats fol
rigid construction Of that instrument" We
suppose that to consruo the Constitution loosely
is to 90 for the improvement Of our harbors anC
rivers, WHILE TO construe it rigidly, is 10 go 10,
The digging Of Iehuantepec Canal, an MericO J.
Louisville Jour.
A NV LAW Test. The Waynsboro pa.
Record says" 1t is reported that some Of The
slave holders in Maryland whose slaves have rur
of to this State, intend instltuting suit at thu
Supreme Court of the United States, against thu
commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, for the recover!
OF damages sustained from the loss Of slaves"
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Brighton Market, Aug. 2.

(Reported for the Boston Ttaveller.)
At market $40 beef cattle, ncludng $50 head OF store
ca c yokcs of working 81 cows and Calves l9oJ
sheep and lambs, and l75 swine.
third quals. from S. to 6,25
WoKKIVG OxRN-Sales made at $40, go and 81. -
Cows AND CALvEs--Dul. Sales noticed at SIG, 81, ~
30 and 81, 80.
SHEER AND LAMps-All sold before they arrived at mar
ket Old sheep from So IL S325, and lambs from 81 g.
to 80.
SwiYE-Oniy small lot of 60 at market the
left from last week, and consequence oil the
small supply the prices obtained higher than last week
say 5 IL a & 10 at wholesale
N The beef and sheep markets very brisk, and al
sold at the above prices.
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SUMNER WEATHER. II should he remembered that
during the intense heat OF the OF digestion Il
performed with such extreme ngour that food, instead
Of being speedily dissolved and converted into nurment o
tho body, often becomes actually spoiled or purified In the
stomach Hence bad bouh dsasreoahle taste in tho mouth
collie pains ysentary cholera morbus and other disorders
the intestnos.
WRlGll1's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are Ger
tain for all the above dangerous rompuhs because they
cleanse the amcntay canal of all those bilious aud pntrd
humurs which the cnuse only OF all disorders ni the
bowels but of every maady incident to They also aid
and improve Digestion aud purify the blood, and therefore
give health aud vgor the whole frame, well as drive
every description of pain from the body
Beware of counerics of all kinds Some arc coated with
sugar. others made resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine. Tho safest course is TO purchase
the regular agents only of whom may he found in every
village and town In the State
DThe Genuine for sale by s. X. COLLINS, s. p. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN x DANFORTlI, Montpelier.
New England Office, 1913 fremont ST. rostun. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-08-05
FIVE DAYS LATER.

BY the arrival of the Hibernia at this port
yesterday morning. we have received London
and Liverpool papers up to July 10. Flour and
cotton have fallen to the same quotations that
they were u fortnight before, when the Britannia
sailed. The prospect is more encouraging in
regard to the potato crop, and the grain harvest
everywhere promises 10 be very abundant
ION .4tidS 3d.