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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-12
STATE OF VERMONT.

10 Probate Court, Aug. s, Is47s
ZONES Asenaih Woodward, widow Of BENJ.a-
~ MIN WOODWARD, late oi.iIsIifax, deceased,
and moves the court here for assignment her &C
personal property from the Of said deceased
Whereupon, il is ordered that snid petitioner notify
all persons interested, that this will decide upon
said application the session thereof 10 be holden
Chids Inn in Wilmington, ia said district, the lsst
Thursday Of August ins by Publishing acopy Of the
record Of this order three weeks successvey 10 the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Bfatebofo, said dis-
tfiei, previous TO said time Of hearing,
A true copy Of RECORD,
50 Attest. BID. HARRIS, Rsg's.
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STATE OF vEnmoNr.

FfoOdtc iJisbict o. MaIiDoro.
In Probate Court, Aug. 5. A. ID. 1871.
ZONES Emory Wheeock, Executor OF the last
~ Will and Testament OF P.4UL WHEELER,
late Of Wardsboro, deceased, and moves the couri
here for extension Of the time heretofore allowed
him to dispose OF said estie and pay the debts OF said
deceased.
Whereupon, il ordered that sad Executor notify
all persons interested, that this will decide upon
said application, the session thereof 10 be holden
at Chids' Inn in Wilmington, on the last Thursdsy
OF August inst, by publishing copy OF the record Of
this order three weeks successfully in the Vernon
Phoenix, printed at Blsleboro said district previ-
Gus 70 said time Of hearing. y.
true copy OF Record
so Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Reg,r.
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RaiirOad Accidents learn, says the Fiiehburg Sen
tinel that IrishmAn and killed by gravel
train Tuesday, the 9TH section Of the w. and Mass
Railroad
Il is said that another lrshman was killed Wednes
day by fragment Of rock from blast the lth
ton Of the same road
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DIR. Jas. q. F.aRWEEL

DIR. jas. "A. FAIRFIELD
WOULD respectfully announce to the people Of
w Brattleboro and vicinity that he has permanently
established himself 10 this village, where he will be
happy 10 wait any who may need his services in
any branch Of his profession. He Aaers hmselflhat
as the result Of the facilities OF which he has ayaled
himself in acquiring knowledge Of his business, and
the experience which he has had in practice he shall
be able TO merit the confidence and ure portion of
the patronage Of the community. Particular attention
will be given 10 all descriptions of plate york and those
wishing single whole sets, may rely upon having
them inserted in the most satisfactory manner, either
with or without artificial gums, ard secured by atmos-
pherfc pressure alone, BY spisa springs, the case
may require. artificial Palatss, will be constructed
TO effect almost perfect articulation In Cling
teeth he employs nothing but fine Gold, il being the
only material unobjectionabe. For extracting teeth
he makes use OF no instruments but the Hack blu and
patent ForeePs.
Numerous and highly respectable references can be
shown Il desired.
He has taken rooms in Halls Long Building, which
will be found furnished with reference 10 the comfort
and convenience Of those who may favor him with a
call
HF Entrance frat door south of the Post Office.
N. b. He win keep constantly on hand Oak Tooth
wash, new article, together with Powders and Brush
es. II ms reasonable.
Bratteboro, June 80, iS47. tf45
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From tie Springfield Republican
The Connecticut River Railway.

We have lately directed some attention. and In turn
would earnestly invite thai Of the public generally and
more particularly Of that large portion Of New Eng
land which lies along the Vaiiey Of The Conneefieuf,
to the Importance Of speedy action on the subject Of
that line OF Railroad communication, which, extend
ing from the Northern boundary of New England 10
the city Of New York the South, and Northery to
the cities Of Montreal and Quebec, forms what may
emphatically be called, the Connecticut Rire. Rail
tray.
Oh the many important lines Of Railroad, now con.
strucied in progress Of construction, in New Eng
land there is perhaps which touches the inter
eats, and important interests too, Of widely extend
ed population, does this. Itpasses through the
heart OF the country, and in OF the most popuous
and richest vaies Of our land; and may. when brought
10 perfection. unite upon amount of business, the
exent Of which can scarcely be realized this time.
We propose 10 state few facts, showing the present
position OF the line Railway communication, and
exhibiting in n striking light the necessity and impor.
lance for eady action to make lis perfection sure and
speedy.
This line Is about 44s miles in extent, and embraces
at present several distinct lines Of Railway, all Of
which completed or In rapid course OF compilations
with the single exception Of the line between Gfeea.
field and Bellows Falls, distance Of only about ~
miles.
The importance OF This connection may easily be
seen by slight inspection Of the map Of the country
and we invite the reader TO make such an nspec-
ton. To aid and explain The examination the follow
ing list OF the Roads, completed and in progress
~ nj laekin0 n
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GEO. a. 2gNMSge

HAS taken an sgency from the Thomsoninn Depot,
u il Boston, by which he is enabled 10 sell all kinds
Of Botanic Medicines Of the puresi qualitirs large
discount from former prces,--and to Physicians at
Boston prices.
Also, Syrnges Of various kinds; and several works
and treatses on the Bolanieo medical treatment Of
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Dtt0.

10 this vllarr Aug g. Mrs Cynthia w Austin, wife Of
MI Jena, Austin, aged f5
10 this vllag- the 10Th inst George A. son Of W.
& aud Maria VI Spur, aged n nonths
In West Braitlrira, Aug g. Of iyphns fever aardine
son Of zrolrz and Miia Burlingame sgrd 10 years
Printers in n Y. and Mass. requested 10 notice
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Teas and sugars.

5 Great bargains given in Teas and Sugsrs Of .
kinds, al the w !. Goods Store; where are Just u
ceiyed fresh and general supply Of w. |. Goods.-
Just call and see. r., rs .Ia ss,st
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L. g.. M Il AID,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

Practcine in the Courts OF VI. and New Hampshire.
Commissioner appointed to take proof and ac-
acknowledgements Of Deeds and other INSTRUMENTS, 10 be
recorded or used in the State OF New York.
Agent Of the Etna and Protection Insurance Com
panes Hartford, Conn, -insunng all kinds ofproperty
on the most reasonable terms. 81
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Attic w. II. Goods store,

2 Picked Cod Salmon, shad, Mackere and DR.,
Fish, OF the best quality.
Bfareboro, Aug. Is47. 81
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To CoRREsposDEkTs-F. A. G., has been crowded out
Tor two three weeks. ltshall appear in our next
N. A. T,-'Lines to my friend, small also appear in
our next.
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GRATEFUL ACCOMMODATED letter from Rev.
Mr. Goodell, in the Missionary Herald, says: al
evening prayers in the female Seminary IA, Com
sianiinople) observed little girl -four years old,
a sister Of one Of The pupils, with book IN her
hand When soae eight OF ten of The girls had
read, il came to her ium; and found that she had
not only kept the place. but was able 10 read with
all readiness. Afterwards learned, 10 my great
aslonishmeni that she the feaehfr Of her mother
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Mar oT MIssRAL LAsDs.-Fion Solomon Foot will Ae-
eept our thanks for Map Of Mineral lands &c eedsd TO
the United States BY the Chippewa Indians 10 the Treaty
Of is42 s..
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ROUGH AND READY

OAO BBLS. extra superfne Flour, of the above
AOO brand, and worthy the name, is now being
received aSr' TO- lG' sale BY G. G. HALL. !,
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NOTICE.

rTvHE undersigned bees leave to inform the gentle
II men Of Brateboro and its vicinity that he Is now
prepared 10 press over Leghorn, and oil other thin
Summer Hat, in The neaiest manner, and make them
look rs good new.
po- Hats made any size called for.
T. j. BASCOM,
Brai,leboro, July 7h, 1871. '''n'' ana 'iss
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Saxton's River Seminary.

IsHlS Institution will be open Tor the reception Of Stu
dents, upon Wednesday, Sept. i under the direction
Of l. u WARD. A. B., Principal; Miss JEssETTE HoUoH
and Miss MARIA WARD, Assistant Teachers.
The Trustees feel confident In stating the public that
their Institution placed in the hands VI able aud eff
eient man who aeks ability, and will spare M
pains in rendering the School all who may
attend. Miss hough highly nded Teacher
Of Music Miss Ward, in Painting, Drawing Working Of
WaxFruit and Flowers in the whole department Of
mental Literature, through long practice and skill has
superior
The Seminary Building, possessing convenient Appara-
tus and Cabinet is beautifully situated upon eminence,
little retired from the business part Of the village
and from its situation, its neainess Of architecture its spa
eious and comuodions arrangements Seminary Build
ing, In which Is unequaled by any similar Institution
The vicinity, II s well adapted the study Of the sciences
and the pursuits Of the scholar
Lectures viii be given illustrating the sciences and
upon other familiar subjects.
Tuition per term, follows
Common English Branches, $500
Classical Department, 400
Drawing, Painting and French, Extra, 200
Music Piano. extra, 600
Good board in private families including and Incl.
denals, be had for 81 So Good accommodations will
be furnished for all those who wish board Clubs Also
rooms, &c, be had BY those desiring board them
selves
The Trustees Aater themselves that the pains they have
taken 10 good Teachers combined with the many
advantages Of their Institution, will them lib
ersl portion Of the patronage Of the public.
r. A. SEVERANCE, Secretary.
Saxton's River, Aug. 3, 1877. 81
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LUMBER.
WANTED.

WHITE AND BROWN RAGS, for which we
w win pay Cash. ALSo-From 30 10 100 Cords
Of good Wood.
Bratieboro, June II, is47. ly4S
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SILVER WARE.

III d. BRACKETF has just received another
II large lot OF Silver Ware, which, in addition TO
his former Stock, makes his assortment well worthy
the attention efihe public .-Tbe Ladies in particular
Braiileboro, July IL, Is47. Al
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SOFAS.

A LARGE LOT Of new and beautiful patterns,
A Just received and Tor sale cheap by
Brailleboro, Jny 81, fs47. -
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Important from Mexico.

Ae""N thOuA NNAttOs
The New York papers contain the following i'm.
por'ani intelligence from Mexico, received by Tel.
egtaPh = tAt
The steamship Massachusetts arrived at New
Orleans from Vera Cruz, on the 18th, whence she
sailed on the 23d. Her news is highly Important
and just the reverse Of what was generally an,ici.
pated
The Vera Cruz papers Of the 22d state tia, the
Peace Commissioners failed in adjusting matters.
no'wthsland'ng the interference Of the British Min.
lister. The intelligence produced great excitement
At Vera Cruz, and on all sides preparations were
visible TO prosecute the wat with redoubled viqor.
Gen. Scott was to leave Puebla ON the 18th OF
July, at the head OF TWELVE THOUSAND
MEN, for the capital. All delay now is at an end.
Our troops are burning to encounter the enemy.
Santa Anna is said TO have under his command
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MEN; and is
making active preparations for determined and
bloody resistance He has taken advantage Of the
preconcefied delays Of the Peace Commissioners
to some purpose; aud now finds himself IN a posi-.
ton 20 give battle TO the American General
II Is thought that Santa Anna will not await the
attack Of Scott at the Capital. but will advance to
meet him at Rio Frio, where works Of defence
have been thrown up for some time
by this time great battle has undoubtedly been
fought. But no one doubts the ability Of Scott and
hts men TO overcome even double the reported force
which Santa Anna is said 10 have.
Intelligence has been received Of battle be-
tween Gen Pearce's command aud the Mexcans in
large force at Santa Fe. The Mexicans we're en-
trely routed
Santa Fe has been totally destroyed by order Of
Governor Wilson.
Santa Fe a0as village 10 or Is miles from Vera
Cruz, on the road 10 Mexico. Il was point from
which attacks were continually made upon our
men in passing. Col. Wilson is Governor Of Vera
Cruz.
THE MEXICAN News seems to be rather more
indefinite than usual. and in fact nothing but con-
lecture on the part Of the Mexican papers, inereas-
ed in bulk, but not in importance, by the Iansla-
: tors at New Orleans.
From the ~ o. Pieayuns Of the 3Ofh
The importance Of the intelligence by this arri.
val, IS by no means commensurate with the general
expectations entertained
In regard to the appointment Of Mexican COM
missioners. nothing further is positively known, but
courier who cane through from The city Of Mex.
leo, with dates as late as the 10Th Of July, says
that no commissioners have been appointed by Mex
leo. The Sun Of Anahuac, Of the 22d instant
the latest paper we have receired-says the city
still abounds in rumors on The subject, though il
does not give them, prelerring TO wait Tor authen-
tic advices The Sun, however, is evidently dis.
posed to think the announcement Of the apponi-
ment OF commissioners premature.
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August nth, 1917.

HJ The Sentinel, Keene Express, Amherst; Gszeite
Northampton; Gazette, Greenfield Banner, Bennington
Herald Rutland and Gazette Bellows Falls, will adver
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET. ..AUou.r Q.

booiON UOoL mAhhEi".AuopsrA
There has been demand for the several grades
Of American fleece aud pulled Wool and sales 10 cOnsid
cradle amount have been made at our quoted rates.
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eeHOUSES FOR SALE.

IRA TTNliE advertiser offers for sale his two
E!EW. - large Dwelling Houses situated on
liiisHX Green 81. One comprises two and the
sA.A@A other thiee tenemenis, and both have q
piazza in front.
The large house embraces four oors and iis piazza
commands most interesting view Of the Eastern and
Southern portion Of the village lis situation also az
lrds view Of other sections OF the village, NORTH
lt Is only few rods from the celebrated Cold Water
Establishment, and rising ground, thus securing
fae prospect Of the same.
On The premises there Barn, Sheds, Fruit Trees
nc. Part or the whole will be sold al bargain, as
the owner Is DESTROYS of going west.
rare opportunity for rrof,sble investment.
Az further information may be had on application
TO the subscriber.
AIso,-HOusehoi1 Furniture for sale.
JAMES NJ. REED.
Braiilrbnfo, Jolly 49, 4s
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gr Nelson Marsels, clerk in the New YoFk Post or
Gee, has been arrested a charge Of enibezzement
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EMPLOYMENT.

TINE subscriber wishes TO employ ~ young men TO
IL start West, in Company, on the list. OF Sept.
al and very useful assortment Of the chart form, Just
received from Bosion.) capital or S25 or $50 each,
is all that will be required. Any one however, wish
ing TO pay for 500 worth, and go where he please
shall be warranted to clear (f well qualified for the
undertaking. ss0a month for year. Reference will
be given 10 several In the vicinity, who have cleared
from s25 to SIS month, in the same business.
J. 0REENLEAF,
G.,lfnrI W
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Deaths in Boston last week, 10; Of which 10 werc
by consumption, and o by diseases Of the bowels.
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Tbs MEXICAN News seems to be rather more
indefinite than usual. and in fact nothing but con-
lecture on the part Of the Mexican papers, inereas.
ed in bulk, but not in importance, by the uansla-
|. tors at New Orleans.
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WINDOW GLASS.

ESs,7S9 9<i2, and 9s<i3 Keene manufactured
~ Window Glass Of the various qualities Also other
Glass manufactured various factories and Of various
qualities aud SHES all Of which will be sold the manufac.
turers' prices by TOwNsLEY Il SONS,
Sos ELx TREr.
Brniileboro, July q, i647. ttt 40
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will probably be completed in the year ises--iesy'ne
the line ION Bellows Falls 10 Greenfield alone unpro-
yidrd Tor.
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Doors and sash.

Doors and Sash.
III - Outside and Inside Doors.
IL ZsD IS hundred Lights 6 y s,7%9,eE 10, Ok 10,
9< 10, and 10 - "a Sash Ali Of which will be sold at
Manuiaeturers prices al the sign Of The Elm Tree.
TowNsLEY & SONS.
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WANTED.

TITO HIRE man at the vrKnosr AsrIux, If application
IL is made soon. w. II. ROCKWELL.
Brattleboro, July %. 40
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Dental Surgery.

DfaltleboIo. JuIy as, IsAI.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-06
CHEAP WATCHES.

The Cheapest Gold and Silver Watches
IN PHILADELPHIA. E
N0ID Levers. full Jswcllsd, S45 90
VH Silver DO do. 80 90
G,ld Lepines, Jc.ellsd, 80 90
Silver DO do. IS 90
Silver Quarters, fine quality, 10 90
Gold Watches. plain. Is 90
Silver Spcc,acles, rs
Gold rencils, 800
Gold Bracelets 90
Also, on hand. large assortment Of Guid and
Hair Bracelets, finger rings, hreas, pins, hoop ear
rings, gold pens silver spoons, sugar tonss. thn-
blcs, gold neck. curb and f'b chains, guard keys
and jewellery Of every description, ., equally low
prices All wan, is a cali TO convince cu.to.
ncrs.
All kind. Of Watches and Clocks repaired and
w-,ran'ed TO keep good time for one year; old
gold or silver borght OF isken in exchange.
For sale, eight day and thirty hour hrsss clock,
al LEWIS LADOMCS'
Ws'ch. Ciock end Jewellery Suws. No. 4isl
Marke, street. above Eleventh. north side, Phila-
phiA.
G1 have some Gold sni Sil,s Levers, still
much cheaper Than the abn.e prices.
Philadelphia, Dec. &c. ls46.-ly
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LEV AND LIV + 4.
Il II o NJ s o NJ s
Compound syrup Of Tar l. Wood
NRnthR.
SJaST W
N0pthR.

VVlHE unprecedented success Of this medicine. in
Il the restoration of health, 10 those who, in dee
pair, bad given up al hopes, has given Il an r1.L
ted reputstcn above oil other remedies, furnsh,ng
evidence Of its intrinsic value and power. the
ly sgent which can be relied upon for the cue Of
Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma
Pain in the side and Breast. Splitting Of Blood,
whooping Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested 10 the following ASTON.
iSHlNG CURE, bv Thomson's Compound Syrup
Of Tar and Wood Naptha!!
PHILADELPHIA, Nay Sd, ls44.
Mr.. THOMsON-DeM sir-Whh grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects Of
your medicine, which has literally vsisod me from
desth-bed NV disease, Pulmonary Consump.
,on, had reduced me so low that my ply yslcisn pro
no.Inced nv case hopeless Al this junction be-
gan TO use your medicine, and miraculous a. II may
secm. il hes compictcl. restored me to health, .Asr
every thing ese had failed. Respectfully yours
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, shove George street
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his sufSssinss, bs.r
witness 10 the astonishing effects of Thomson'
Compound Syrup Of Tar. and The vs,h Of the 3
bove ststement
Jos. WINNER, sis North Third strsss,
DAVID VfOkERS, - Almoad street,
Prepared oois b. 8. p. rhom.os. n. e. corner
Of 6sh saa Spruce streets. PhilsdelPh's-
,AssstA-H. b, MasssI. eusbnry d. Gross
end d.. .Maeph~.ea. Hsrrisburs Jpo. G. B,ovn
PousyiIs; Geo. Earl. Rssaipgl, Housion h Ma
on, TowsAls. BssafosS eoasy, Pa. Pncs so esns
pss bo,ts, OF Sb per dozsa. - - --.
az sNes ~ eR Ri-i!ssox,.
fbiisaslrhis, June 7stA, is4e.-Iy
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Mill and Farm

FIOA sA0oSHo
7TNHE subscriber offers for sale Rfty or sixty a..
l. cres Of land will, u mill erected thereon. for.
merlv known as Jun 81 Mii', situated In Ausus.a
township Northumberland county. on the Little
Shcnokin creek. near the Tulpehocken road lead.
ing from sunhu'y TO PottsviiIe Eight miles from
sunhnry. Thirty or forty acres Of sad land are
cleared. and in good atats of cultivation. The
improvements ere Girls, Mill. Log House snd
Stable. ard an Orchard. There is also . good
Spring and sesersl acres Of Meadow on the premi.
ses. The cation If the mill Il an eic,ent one
for custom For further infom a,ion inquire Of the
suhscriher. DAVID MILLER.
Shamokin tcw wnsbip Jan, 9. lG47. .~-3n
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To Purchasers OF
D II Y e OOD S.
c. 1a NeDDS RIB,

@o I3fo AS3O0)S2S
No. l9l Pearl sf.. NEW YORK,
HAVING established Branch At No. ia Chss-
IL nu, ST., Philalelph,a, is now opening. and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc.
tionS. an extensive assortment Of
FANCY ( STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold At the lowest New York prices,
a, wholessls and Retail. Among his stock will bs
found good assortment Of the folio wing artclss:
Jacconets. Pisid. Hair Coud. Lace, Stripe, Book,
Swiss and Tsrls,an Muslins. Bishop and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nets, Fancy and Ball Dresses.
Thread Lsces, Application Do, rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Csmbrics.
Linen Csmhrc Hdkk.. Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
d'Ecosse, Mouselne de Lsiae, Silk and Cotton
Warp Aipsccss, Qun~n's Cloth, Gala Plsids,
French Merinos, Black Silks. Gloves, Six Hose,
ShswIs, Cravais, Ribbons. Embroderiss, &c, &c.
Country Merchants end Others visiting Phil~lel.
pha OF New York TO purchase, arc respectfully in.
vited to call and exsmine the stocks.
Nov. l. ls45.-iy
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A VERMoSrrR.-A shFewd farmer in the
Vsrmoht Legislature declined answering the
speech Of . member who was remarkable Tor
nothing but fro,h and puguaeious impudence
end self'conceit. thus: r"Mr SPesker, I cant
reply 10 that are speech, for it slwsys wcenches
terribly 70 kicks nothing" !" ---- ----.-rrr-e-- &
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.

DHAF7gBss CAN IN UuREDiI
TOOPER'S ETERIAL OLA promp, and
Iss,ins ssrnsjy for DrAFxEss. slss for pains
and discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hope.
less have firmly established its superiority over
~ former Medicsl discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine 10 q compound
Of four different Oils, one Of which. the active and
principal ine,ejient 10 oh,rined fom the bark Of
certain species Of WALNUT, = new and sffectuaI
agent in the cure Of Deafness.
Persons who had been deaf for 10, ID and evan
30 years. have been permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact, numerous and emphatic
have been the testimonials in it- favor that the in
ven,or claims for il the distinction Of an Infsllihls
Remedy. in ell cssss, when the Ear 10 perfect in
its formsti n.
FO, further particulars, and evidence Of its gres
value, printed shs.,s, in the hands Of Agents.
For sale in sunbury, by J. W. FRlLlNG.
September l0th, l046--ly