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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
sIJsANNAu.

Sweetcr than the sweetest panna, n
 Lovely. lively, chasir Snsanpah: !.
 You're the girl that still inase ohs 9ssf Pretty little smihGg Susan.Gf aa @ag@la Oh. 1t verses can anNnSe 1ye, sl f,fsHfst t,.,t Fairest sweetest. laughing Snsy, I'd write on. but ne'eT iebEke yesa aesf Hards"me and good nainrsd HsAys s,a EveIy shy me woNlG fst,Fr ySEA 1. SPrigh'ly, .dimplipg. teraSr. Svs N I've sung my cong --cNitN. Ellilli' 9S SsstnHsh- SusaH. SHss fl $oS ea,s V
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

No person. it is believed, ,ey CT, rlsntsa,a frui, ,ree, without feeling a, secret conscious mesa thu, he had rendered an iln?otiaat scryle> either 10 his owa family, or 10 othsssplh might. come after him. 6sf a.saz asv,f, bsta
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

LAptEs BEwAsE cr GUy ChTroN!!!a
 Tho buyers of cotton p@Hiceitsl arc cautioned nsn,nst purch sing these !at,fss clcs. One worn ty lady crossing Broo,nc s,, on "Wednesday lns.. blew!np.
 a F..| ... 4- Yankee Doodle
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

waasRERs-'"I cannot imagiss'". Said an
 alderman. ..whs my ~Aiskess aAculdiuEnR Rrry so much sDoaer ghsn ihs baissa my hesa.r- sBecaase." CbsrSveda xag. syea'hass ssasked
 mach hasdss with yeOs jswstAsuyosre ersiss."
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

.At CSt1t sf Probate holden at Salisbury.
 sOishia and fov Me Di4fyief cf Sharon, 0n
 theSosh dds oF JsSareh 4. D. 1s47.
 PresenE John C. .aifehaH, Esq Judge. 0N motion of William C. Sterling Esq. Ad- aO mInisssaior on1tfIe estate of Lns Norton Es1 lzfeof Salisbury. within said District. de ceased: This Cou-t doth decree that moa;hs from this daie be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same io the AdmioistTasor ihese"n; and directs that public naiice be given oI this order hy advegiising in . newspaper pubIished ia LisGsAsld e0anaV. and bg passing copy fehereaf an she Pahlic sgapasi in said town rf Galishnsg neaEesl che place whese ahe deceased Hssf dMeik Certified ftosn reessd.
 N8 SO1M c MITCHELL, &aaR&
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
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ADAMS FALL,
OR THE FIRST MARRIAGE

ADAMS FALL. .,....
 OR THE FIRST MARRIAGE. .."t Sung at meeting of the Boston Bachelor "...s club.l .af. 1 Adam was created - A happy BACHELOR Nor wished 10 be mated, [ -, Or thought of she or' her.
 Woman had not - , -F .
 Been then inuenied; s.' += But all conieuted t. 4 .f.b Was Adams lot. t4 ' a Joyous and free from sin, 't2 He passed his early life And thus he still had been, 2 -2 .aaH net lssi ksss4,a a .aite,aoH d,. 7. .s"f1sd he not sLKpr1sA, n -,,
 He ne'er had been ii ..g-,.!
 Thus taken in -' @4'But siagte,kept ..llla TIT He did not want or need
 A thing so false and Trail, .. More than toad indeed, .'" "Uut s Requires or wants a tail. H Daily had he T ts The cheru,im -.... ,.. And seraphim .f... For company. .,. ..- .. .... --.-.r But meddling angels soon, T" spoil a peaceful life, ... ... Set all their wits to work
 To pick him out wife,
 As with us here,
 Our angels do
 When they view ..-.
 A bachelor.
 When Mrs. Adam came She hin,td wi.h smile,
 Tha, they had better live A little mo,e in style: .... My dear we're able - Better to dress s.
 And keep guess, fg ..
 A better to6ie. '.r- .. That day she made feast .-. -. .t Of rare and costly fruit; STD The next they both appeared
 Dress'd in bran new suit.
 And every day
 Did female pride 3.s pecey them wide a....
 Essba sxisdom's way. -. .ss WhatssHs, sdsxeahink the end .a. r Of flfis nsas Course of life ! -s.4,. < Adam was Bankrupt made "' ''a@ " By AisalAhilisas wife 1" -.." -,-'', ,, ri2@ ,i1@
 The iips,afs come ... And make roui,
 And iun,them out '...
 or house ard home.
 Adam now forced to work, a, .--. .. To digging went. and hoeing; And lady Eve so proud, - ''r Was glad to take in sewing. .. Tten. as a mother,
 The boys she had, -..l .r.. .i Turned out SO bad, .. One killed his brother. .a Had he not while he slept, ... .... Been saddled with mate, ..-..... 4, Would Adam not have hept. .1.1 s Think ye, his 'Jfrst esialef ..'# Without a mother. ... Could wicked Cain, ...s Think ye. have slain l.t.....
 His pious biothtr! ,. .Ys This mischief all arose. .. And mole .han have slated, From Adams first Jaur pas. -y Submitting to be mated. <
 Then let us all
 His folly see- -t '.".
 And thus shall we
 Escape his1all. .ef
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06
ebF hftrtftrlO Enquirer, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING By PlYNE KENYON KILBOURN, :" me B"'tding nexf East efthe COwt.Ao,se
 LlTCHFIELD, CONN. '"

TERMS. Village and single Mail subscribers, Sl. 50 or $l.25 per annun1, in adsance.5 . In Bundles of 20 and upwards, SIPS; or, paid for 'tr'ctiv in aduance, $l.0o. W-Ihe low price at which we have placed he Enquirer, renders it necessary that our erms should be strictly complied with.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-06

What vine resembles natsimOay tbs nearest , AasWer-The bittsr -ssneeh
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-08-10

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kJabr9. :, ean,e St,,m. A1N.
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Marrft0.

In this village Aptil 2s, by Rev. J. C. F,.,cr NJ, w
arie' Of Boston, to Miss Caroline NJ HYDE this village
Also, by the same, May ,, Mr. George o. sanderson Of
saS'on river, 10 Miss Louisa satgcant of this village
II ms village at the Vermont House, April 49, by Rev
,. H. Willis Mr. John G. Elmer 10 Miss Mary B Bettcfy,
both Of Nrwlane. - ~
Also by the samc May 3, Mr. Leonard b. Circuit 10 Mis-.
Sarah Burnham, both Of Greenfield Miss
Al the Phunis House, May g. by the same, MIR Levi
Tony to Miss Polly spauldng, both Of Chesterfield N II
10 this village, MAY by Rev f. Mcintyre, Mr. Benia.
Mass. %
In Vernon May T. by Cyrus washburn, Esq, Mr. Geurrc
Fisher Of Athol Mass to Miss Marian sandcisun Of war.
wick, Mass.
Merchant, TO Miss Fanny A. Eager. ali Of NpvI,ne
In Springfield, VI, April IS, by Rev. w. s. Banu Mr.
Jonah Blsbee to Mrs Louisa A. Spencer, both Of s.
ALSO, oy Inc same April IL, Mr. Charles +. Davis, of
Springfield, to Miss Calsta Smith, Of New York
AT SaStons River, April 0. by Rev. H. HAYDEN Mr. VIM
Thompson, Of Grafton, 10 Mrs Nancy Thayer, Of s. r.
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NE " q o o ID s
MAY 4TH, 1S17.
RTRCHARD 8 sAWYER

A RE this week receiving a full stock Of SPRING
IA and SUMNER GOODS; comprising all the
varieties of Staple and Fancy Articles TO be found in
the largest country stores And their facilities for
making purchases both at private sale and at auction
are equal 10 those OF any other house in the county,
they prepared and intend make il for the inter
est Of purchasers far and to give them share
OF patronage.
Having made judicious improvements and aliera-
tons in the store and increased the number of attend
and facility, and in all purchases of considerable
amount, for prompt pay, they shall be served small
advance above The lowest Wholesale prices 10 Boston.
Ladies will find, in addition 10 large stock Of Prints,
De LANES, Ginghams, Sc, very desirable assort-
ment Of the most styles OF Goods for dress
es also, Of Bonneis, Ribbons and Trimmings 10
all which their attention ia respectfully invited.
The assortment af
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A BOOK ADDRESSED TO
These who Make Boots and Shoes.

And Especially to these phO War them.
THE Book Of the Feet; History of Boots and
Shoes with illustrations of the fashions of the
Egyptians, Hebrews, Pcrsians, Greeks and Romans,
and the prevailing styles throughout Europe during
the middle ages, down to the present period Also,
Hints 10 Last-rnakeTs, and remedies for corns, &C.
By J. SP.aRRES HALL,
raten; Elastic Boot Maker 10 her Majesty the Queen,
the Queen Dowsger, &c.
Mr. Hall is the most fashionable among the London
boot makers-and his book has been received with de-
cided favor in the higher circles .'-L London Times
For such visions as these the disciples
of the lapstone should he grateful.
The sons OF Crispin, and every man who has
SOUL should reward the publishers enterprise in the
preparation Of this elee ant volume Literary World.
Every lady who wishes foot and good fiji
should carry this book with her to heS shoemaker
10 persons engaged in the boot and shoe trade
ihs work will prove OF great value while TO the gem
efal reader Il will be found more Than usually interest
ing.'-Ifome Journal
First American from the last English edition. Price
so Cents.
New York; Published by J. S. REDFIELD and
w. II. GRAHAM. 81
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Dfe0.

mos. - -
Upright IN his conduct sincere in his professions honest
IN his dealings with his fellow men, firm believer from his
you.h 70 Gods ilimabe and unchaneing goodness, and
he lived respected by ALL aud full Of years and wisdom
mas gone calmly and peacefully "to his long home" L.
In Marlboro April !, Mr. Cotton Newton native of
norihboo, Mass and revolutionary soIdet, aged 81
lfnters in W., n H. Mass, and Ohio will please notice
msr6oIo April 49, Mrs Sally s Whitney, wife Of Mi
Nathaniel whitney, aged 6d yrs. s-[Priniers in ~ Y
ana Mass are requested 10 notice the above
10 Jamaica, April "a, Mrs Lucinda Wellman widow Of
the late Mr. John Wellman, aged 81
Vermont, aged a. -
In Columbia Boone county, Missouri March q, Widow
oman Clark, recently Of this village, aged 70.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District of Marlboro
IN PROBATE Court, March IS, a. d. is47
The following petition is presented, TO wit
To the Hon. PROBATE Court for The District Of Marlboro
fHAaLEs B. WARE, Guardian Of HENRY c..
~ WARE, a minor, respectfully represents Thai n
would be beneficial 10 his said ward TO sell The whole
Of his Real Estate, situated in Wilmington, in said
district for the purpose Of putting the proceeds of such
sale at interest. Wherefore he prsys 10 sell the same
accordingly.
CHARLES B. WARE, Guardian
Wilmington, March 10th, Is47
.Whereupon il is ordered that said Guardian notify
all persons Interested that this court will decide upon
ssi application at the session thereof to be holden at
Chids Inn 10 Wilmington, in said distrct on the last
Thursday OF May next, by Publishing copy Of the
Record OF said application and this order thereon three
wrecks successfully in the Vermont fhenx, printed at
Bral.leboro in said district, previous said time Of
hearing.
true copy Of Record,
Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, ReR'r. 81
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Obstruction

The Cause IF all Pulmonary Diseases
For, what is the of Cough Obstruction.
What the cause Of iiemorrbasc and Splitting Blood
Obstruction.
What the Of Consumption and Abseessi
Obstruction.
What is the Of bronchitis
OBSTRUCTION
Producing Inflammation Of the lining membrane of the roncha
wind tubes and exercton Of pus frequent
y discharges of Blood Ahd what Asthma, difficulty Of
breathng bot obstruction caused by this
escreon eiogng these tubes and thereby impeding
alton.
Remove this obstruction, aud there will be fever nor in
hammaon-no pain nor congh-no absoefs Consumption
bemorrhsge splitting OF boori-no Asthma difficulty Of
breathing but restoration health will be certain And What
IS the TRUE remedy pointed out by nature this
str0ctoH
The is Espeeioraton Yes E1pectoston is nature.
remedy For reader. there other the lungs 10
discharge their ytated etcreon but through the Ta,cea
Wind Pipe, and this natural discharge Espectoraton
To assist nature and produce this desirable result nothing
has been found equal Jlynes Erpectoran II
suit Of the experience Of many years practice II produces
free and expecioraOn the
inflammation the spasmodc action Of the and
heals the braded sulce Of the Boncha Wind Tubes The
breathing becomes c1syand the patient almost uniformly
and In the hopeless Of
produces degree Of relief before experienced by any
other preparation and proongs the plten life indefinite
period Many who pronounced neurabe years ago.
BY their Physicians still alive appear no worse than
they did then, while hundreds nay Thousands entirely
covered
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, BrauIeboro. ss
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State OF Vermont.

Probate District Of Marlboro.
Ia Probats Court, March 30, a. d. ls47.
ZONES John Brigham, Administrator ul,on The
~ estate OF LYSCO.MB BINGHAM, late of VIII.
ngham, decreased, and files his administration account
ioT examination and allowance.
Wheteopon, !, is ordered, that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this court will decide
upon the allowance Of said account and oEder dstrbu.
ton OF the estate Of said deceased among the heirs
thereof at the session thereof 10 be holden at Childs'
Inn 10 Wilmington, on the last Thursday of NAV
next by publishing copy OF the record Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix,
printed at BralcboTo, ia said district previous 10 said
time Of hearing.
true COPY Of Record,
Attest, d. ID. HARRIS, Ree'r ST.
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Worcester, April "A.
Read ii! IL speaks for itself. and comments are
unnecessary

Philadelphia, May %, I8t5.
Dr. JayneDear Sir-I feel bound TO the afflicted 10 give
publicity to the extraordinary effect, your valuable
have suffered Tor several with Liver
the train OF diseases which oowa complete prostitution OF the
systemso thait with great difficulty could walk at
times was confined to To add misery Scrof
ulous affection then appeared in throat with Rheumism
my arms SO that could not raise right head In
the hottest weather feet and hands would
and perspirlon had almost ceased. became afflicted
with dry ho1rse cough and all hopes ofeve getting
we'll had night sweats, and got little sleep with fright
full dreams and morbid headache seemed bordering
insanity and denied all study mental exercise could
not read small paragraph newspaper without dheuy
had great stomach which
much that unable lie down recine but had
TO be propped up in chair
had the advice Of eminent and tried nearly
all the remedies used such but continued grow
and appeared though speedy dissolution taking place
now heard OF your medicines and determined try YOUR
Sanaye Pills and my surprise the soreness len me- so could
walk about the house. continued improve from that time
Shortly after my wife called your Store case 20
and sent bottle OF Alternative and word
to come and YOU and would investigates case
cure This did not believe, ieit was beyond the
reach Of human skill.
After taking your Alternative and Pills for three weeks there
was decided change for the better that when called
tive would eectuay. With no hopes however Of get
ting we'll still continued taking your Alternative, until had
en- the fourth bottle when there sudden change my
whole system, though bad got rid Of great burhen
and could draw my breath usual My gradually be.
came strong, and my appetite returned
II has been about four months taking YOUR
Medicines and at this time nearly every vesge Of disease
eradcated from system active and nearly strong
two months.
good reason to believe that the use of your valuable
Medicines BY the help Of God has saved from premature
grave. JOSEPH BARBAR,
Hsoyel Court in Poplar Street, between Seventh and
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Brattleboro 81
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold at Public AUCTION, on S.ATUR-
" Day, the Sth inst, commencing at one O'Clock.
Z. M, at Henry Snriths Inn, 10 Braleboro, all the
personal property Of DR.. JOHN WILSON, late of
Bratteboro, deceased, consisting Of
Horse, 2 Sleighs, Buggy,
Gigs and other Carriages,
Several Harnesses, valuable
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
An extensive Medical and Miscellaneous Library,
Surgical Instruments, several Watches,
Double Barreled Guns, Swords, Pistols, &C. &c.
GEO. NEWMAN, Admir-
Brottlrboro, May Is47 81
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STATE OF VERMONT.

TuUaIt DIEITlct OF NarIDOro.
In Probate Court, .dprii 70, A. ID. Is47
TOMES Linus A. Warren, Administrator upon the
~ estate Of WILLIAM ". WHITE, late + VIII.
tinghsm, deceased and files his administration account
for examination and allowance.
Whereupon, il is ordered, that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of said account and decree distr-
button Of said estate among the heirs thereof at the
session OF This court TO be holden at Chd's Inn in
Wilmington, in said district, the last Thursday Of
May next, BY publishing copy Of the record &C this
order three weeks successively in the Vermont Pho.
nix, printed at Bratileboro, in said district previous
10 said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
ST. Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Rre,r
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brighton AIarket-Monday, MAY 8.
InEroRrIp roR rnE raA,EL

lREPoRTEp ron rHE TRAvELLER1
At MarketS60 Beef Cattle, &c Jokes Working Oxen, SO
Cows and Calves $50 Sheep, and about 100 Swine.
Beef CalsEHtra sa first quality 81 so; second and third
qualities, from SO 10 SO 70.
Working Oren-Saes noticed at 49, 81 95 It's and Sl34
Cons and CaipeSaes noticed at S2l 2 &c, TO $40 so
Shep-Vey few market and prices advanced Lots taken
at So 10, s rs, and q 80 10 So.
lpinsAt wholesale SAC for sows and Sic for Bauows
atreial from 10 lie and &c per b. An advance from last
weeks prices.
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NEW GRocrRTUsI

SUGARS, Teas, Coffee, and Spices of every kind
- aod quality, Ginger, Rice Sage, Tapioca, Saera-
tus, Tobacco, Snuff, Starch, NuimeRs, Cloves, Brown,
White and CASTLE Soap, Candles Ground Mustard
Pepper Sauce, Oranges and Lemons, Raisns Figs,
CufTants, Citron, Mace, &c., &c.
Hhds. more Of that very nice Moasses. Also--
1000 Goldfish. Shaj Mackere Salmon, White Fish
and Macknaw Trout, &C., at wholesale or retail, by
G. c. HALL.
May 8, Is47. 81
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Fruit aud Ornamental frees.

sR4NA TIME subscriber offers for sale at his Nurse
tf3e Il ny on PLEAsASr SrREEr Fruit and Orna-
9V|2 meninl Trees, Shrubs Evergreens Roses
Green House I1ants, &e, &c
lie has Just received large invoices Of Foreign
PEAR TREES for standards and espliers Also Goose.
berries, Falrat RnsPberes, Grape Vines with many 9th.
and choice articles
lie asks particular attention Of Gentlemen intending 10
plant Strawberries his extensive beds containing
every variety Of known merit.
SClONS can be furnished applied for seasonably
ID. WALDO LINCOLN
Worcester, April a. 81
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l. A DIE S

WILL find at G.. c. HILLS, good assortment
w of GINeHANs, MUsLINs, Muslin GIseHAMs
Lawns, PRINrs, De LANES, SILKS, PLAIs, PLAID
AND FIGURED WHITE DREss GooDs, ALPIEEs, SUM
nER SHAwLs AND HASDKERcHIEFs, HosIERr AND
GLOVES, MILLINERY GooDs OF every description, and
all kinds of LINEN and HoUsEKEEPrse GooDs.
He has also greatly enlarged his stock of French,
English, German and American Broadciofhs and Cas-
simeres, psstings, Teiio,s' Trimmings, DENNIS,
Cotton and Linen DriLiings Kerseys, and Summer
Stufs Of erery description. Comprising every thing
in the Day GooDs line likely to be called for.
May 5th, 1871. 81
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NEW GOODS.
w NJ. H. VILLA M 6.

w M. H. w I Z L I "A MS,
GRATEFUL for PISS, hyors, would respectfully inform
tbe Ladies aud Gentlemen Of Newfane and vicinity,
thai he has just returned from Boston with large md de-
slFable stock Of Goods, among which may be found
oO pieces rich style Ginghams and De LANES,
200 do New Prints elegant styles,
IRON to ~ 10 cents per yard N
20 do. Cloths CassimeTcs and Tweeds
dpz Fancy Shawls,
cases Gent new style Hats at very low prices,
case Thin Boots,
100 pair Ladies' Kid and Leather Shoes
90 pairs Gentlemen's Goat aud Calf Brogans,
100 pairs Youths, Boys and Children's DO
Together with general assortment Of Crockery Glss.
and Hard Ware, W. !. Goods Paints Oils and Dye stuff
Drugs, Medicines, nc All Of which were bought with
Cash at very low prices and will be sold the most
sonabe terms The public respectfully invited 10 call
ana examine Tor themselves before purchasing
Williamsvile. May I, AZ. ~
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Paints and DYE Stuffs.

q c, HALL offers for sale White Lead, Dry and
French, Chrome and patent Green, Chrome Yellow,
Lilharge Red Lead, Whiting, Prussisn Blue, Yer.
million, Lampblack, &c.
LINTSEED OIL AND SPTS. TURPENTINE,
Varnish, Japan, Logwood, Redwood, Camwood,
Fuslc, Alum, Indigo, Red Tartar, Elk. Logwood,
Nader, &C., in any quantities, and low the lowest
May s. 81
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NEW READING BOOKS.

YNHE subscriber publishes Russell & Godsbuty,s
Il series Of seven Reading Books, and will furnish
ihem TO booksellers and country Traders at much
new books. - - ~
These books ore already used, more OF less, 10 a4s
towns and cities, and recommended for use in The
counties OF Windham, Addison and Orange, VI.
III Copies given TO towns Tor examination.
CHARLES TAPPAN,
April 90. d,.ss
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Conlsnissioners, .Votice.
Liberation.

FINHls may certify that have this day given nv sons
NORMAN kATHAN and DORR KATHAN, their
Time to transact business for themselves AMER this date
's 70 forbid all peraons trusting them my account
as sha pay none OF their debts aer this date or claim
any OF their wages GARDNER HAITIAN
Dummerslon May ], lSl7 w s27
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HORSE FOR SAFE.

A GOOD H0RSEfor Farm purposes, will be sold
"A for hall its value, on immediate application al this
Office
May 8. 81
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WANTED.

In exchange for Goods,-Buter, Cheese, Dried
Apple, Grain, Wool and Household manufactured
Goods. For all which the highest market prices will
be paid. BIRCHARD e. SAY YER.
Fayetteville, May 4, IS47. 6w37
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Jones, Ball & Poor,
I23 Washington street, BOSTON.
Importers Of, and Wholesale Dealers in

HAVE recrivrd BY recent arrivals from ENGLAND and
France large and extensive assortment Of tho fol.
lowing described Goods with many other kinds too numrr.
Gus 10 be mrnnrd selected expressly for their whueaac
trade and comprising the greatest variety Of articles To be-
found IN The city, 10 which the attention Of dealers is in.
vrd
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G. G. HALL

IS daily receiving from New York and Boston
Il large and well selected assortment OF FAEcY and
STAPLE Day GooDs, Groceries, Hdrdpare, Croeke-
ry and Giass Ware. Paints and Dye Styfs, which
he offers for sale at small advance from cost.
May 9Th, 1917. 81
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COmmissiOners, Notiec.
April Esd, 1877.
WindOW GInss. &c.

HOOO 10 90 26.
Cut and Wrought Nails Sheet Lead, Sheet Zine Miner.
a Door Knobs and Locks, Laiehes, Butts Screws and
House Furnishing articles in gens.s os sale cheap BY
April 90 6ws5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-06
CRoCKnRY & GLASS WARE,

q q. HALL has received Urge addition TO his
~ stock Of CrOekery and Glass Ware, which was
advance.
May 5th, is47. 81
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PLoUaHs, oULTrvAToRs,

A ND general assortment Of Agricultural Implements
n, for sale cheap by PR CHANDLER co.
PnInsy, April "a, az, 4wS