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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-07
RICHMOND MARKETS.

lREfoRrEp AND CORRECTED A FoK rur wue.l
MAY g, 1917.
TOBACCO-The inspections have inctsased considers
bly, and prices gradually improving We quote really
limo stommng at from 81 turing arc
scarce This description is higher than at any Time last
year, aud eagerly sought after. We quote from SIS so
to $40 as in quality. Lues from 81 so to AIS.
FLOUR-Sales ut S6s,6i
CORN-Sales were at ~ cents per bushel on time
COFFEE-Wih a steady country demand we ouo,e
Lasuayra 13aSc; Rio 7tase; Java l0allc ST. Domingo
6ia7c.
FlSH-lleungs-N. c. No. l, rs on the wha,f
OATS-5Oc from Depot-45c from vessels
CUT NAILS-4ta4lc.
TEAS-lmperal and Gunpowder SOC. to 81 25; Black
25a50c.
WHlSKEY-Bbs. 3c; Ehds. SOC.
LlME-ThOmaston from store, 81 as
MOLASSES-New Orleans, in bbls SO 10 35e: Porto
Rico 35c.. Cuba 23a25c.
CANDLES-SPem 30a33c.; Patent Sperm 4Oc; Hull's
Patent lac; Tallow l2ial3c.
CLOVER SEED-S4ta5-dull.
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel.
PIG IRON-S25 TO IS.
OIL-Winer strained oil best 100 cts per gal
PROVlSlONS-Bacon, new, hog round 9IaIO cents.
Western Sides new, 81 Shoulders, new SIC; New Lard
lOialle. for No. l.
PLASTER-From the Wharf, 1915 per ton; do
Basin $3.50.
SuGARS-Market dull, with limited country demand
We quote N o. 6tasc-other sorts before quoted
SHOT-5a5t
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We take this mehoito solicit q friends md the public eary
orders for such MACHINES they
preaching harvest order n afEa numhsr
N The celebrated srAPLE TOOTH-sPRING TiRRsHINg
MACHINES which proved decidedly superior in the
last or particularly when used with SMITHS PATENT
SELF OftNg HONRs with improved beds auanrei that te
teeth uay be taken and turned or inserted
We would ask especial attention gEERED ron "A
HiE HORSE TOWER Of which BE- OPERATION ~
Ware house Thi- power premium NJ the last Pair
IN this and has received the unqualified appreciation II ~
who have used thom hrashed than 81 crops
been moved a. miny times without accident We
sheW This power 70 pesons In and supply
reference hs cannot fail 10 establish superiority
Thos wanting rood PAN had ny Of improved
ones They are made expressly for durability, nod will
then 20 operate equal any other and expressly are
nos made TO clean HAsa by running through We
ready made n few of MeCORniCK'B REAPING MACHlNFs
which show ready for operation IN perons
win send MACHINES order and them Ia give
satisfaction. vicinity of Richmond pu Them At
charge. are suprlsd Mn
BLADES Wheels Gc aud are nutbo,d IN 40
orders fo the Mccormick hsebncs. srs prepared n
put - teeth IN ThrcshinH hachaes which 6sve be-
10 thresh CHAN 10 supply NEW CyTtN
DbRH and BhDb 70 oh Machines EXTRA Hass Issihsr Bands
rved and ~ articles In line furnished 4, order Al , us,ee
my I-WfW PARKER a SMITH
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em we ns happy being lil 10 'ay that w. entirely
~ o. opinion etpr,sed above NJ your Writing ins ~ M
tht cashier Of mis Institution Respectfully. yours.
DUNE CAMERON. President.
W. WHITING TeH-r:
-. DO PRE- Boob Keeper
'lf wholesale and f.1i 70 Manufacturer prices by
I il--'m pWvkER 4 MORRIS. a. Main H.
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um'n-f0uf Wuung lob has been boz a'ort constant u
'he'r' Of this Banking bouse r lat nnsrn years and
@lE t,'h pf'I'f nany other brand Do flows freely
ana do' not mnu nnd h, color though sometimes pale
bottle hfsi opened hfcomo- beautiful permanent black
''rn regular consumer Of myfsf DUNG the time er
" "Hn cu'sy ha' Fd ne o m1te al ~ oihrf kinds OF
b'h compelled n iu Consequence NJ Iring able tl md
~ Tbs market and 'akc % being ahie o. teak ~
ply ~ h andrus' u1tmy opinion founued ON such bong =
Fr will Iuilc, msuy who may uo tc s well nfqla. rt.d
v ncnt'. 'o give ta ual Youf, respectfully
&. DEWEY, Cashier.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
AT J. w. RANDOLPH 4 CO.'S BOOKSTORE IeI MAJ. STRAIT
MAY 8th, IsI7.
O'Clock IL o'clock. O'Clock. o'clock
b2 81 G. 81
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OF HIS ENcELLENCY
ROBERT + STOCKTON,
Governor and Commander-in- Chief
OF CALIFORNIA, &c, &c.
The Citizens OF the District OF san Francisco and vic
nifty having united for the purpose Of giving public ecep
lion His Excelency Robert Stockton the
OF his landing. Monday Oct. 5th, 1876; the following
Is the ORDER THE DAY:
LIST. The citizens will assemble Portsmouth Square
at g. A M and form procession in the following order
CHIEF MARSHALL.
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War with MEXICO.

AN ESSAY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-07
Atrocious Murder in south Brooklyn.

Brigadicr Gen. R. JONES, Adjuant General &. S. A.
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Stony Mount, Va, April 9th, lsi7.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28
ouar roe LIrE erAnkHrrln-
HR. VOOB's
sGrs0pGriiift s. g I'D thcl'i'Y
P.ff1ASEfAts.
- "a. ~ -

'tt-tE. u ma WrfrFTgg- I 4 81 III
HEDIGIN me,
And the H1ri9s FED 1.te4ua'.r. gr-nstyrs. r.f.v.
1is D.ossss, Mqr5.d ssarettans 1t ,.7 Liver
Stomach SD Bowels, SPruz Fey,r. aud the grea
remedy fas IMPURITIES Or TIE BLOJBt
nd s.o celebrated SUBSTITUTE ron CAL,
pHEL.
: To- great fsPer.o','y md to7s'y Of lai, Mes
r#4a gTsr oil others b., thal gaus! It Gates
cse-ac, Il slso lHyiEor4tes tna body
!! has ben nas1 - COS 4l.y iur trs la o CIR
Yaars ll iGa removal an8 permanent c5so Oh ali
Diseases arising from az tsIPURE STATE OF
/ He BLOOD oR HABIT on ug ,TsTLH.
ieais and Cbtaaie Rheumatism. atfacuons o.
tie Bladder add kidnsys, BILIOUS FEVER.
sfa9Js Gaoitc and constipation. e1slgcness, colds
-,f'. aano's. DroPsy and Gravel
Dyspepsia,
J. person WITH tHu let disease o. ou.d delay
usln2 Tie B.tefs it positively cures all eases Of
U1spspsid however severe also EruUtiap, II
,6e 9Ain, ErysIpe'es, Enlargement Of tho bones,
FtslG'cHcy, toH.acsr Of tAr complexion, CEN
ERAL DEBILITY, JtuNDICE. For pe.s
I'll physical Pfostrtl,n caused either 81 di.ea.c.
medic 10 Or indiscre'ions, alterations Of mind.
eonlns On Of IDEAS, dnasss Of yisioa, and Iassi
tadc Of body, this Medicine has never had I,scqlal
Govt GtddtHsss, Grarsl Headaches Of .yery
kind, Inward Fever, Infaulmaiory Rksurgt,s,,
Impure Blood Jaundlcg L1sa 81 Appetite. Inv.
kk COMPLAINTS, Nervous Diseases. orgap.
&c aH-cuons, palptdtions of the Heart. PsIns in
the Back and Side, Stiffness aud pains in the
ilm5s, J2lnIs and organs, RUN Of BLgsd to The
Heal SICK Headache, Scurvy, Salt RHcun. he
rsditary disposition to cancor, ewe.ing-, ulcers.
spring Fever, Efyupel.s. Sergfgid Or Riag's Z
riL' are cured hy Toe Bitter. when all other med
icincs fail 70 have aa effect
Prepared By +. 1uoR.,ToH, Jr Sold uhols,,le
and retail ~ WAT 4 KgrcnAa. III, Fai.e,
81 New YORK 3d. OATES, Charlotte, and bv
Druggists generally throughout tho q state
Price 81. Large Bottles
Dee 3, 1896 efn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28
EXTENSIVE SALE
UF
Land, NegFoes,Nc.

4 Executors IT abe last Wi ana Testament
- 81 lh1 q william Csrson and by Tire Az.
thor.ty herein conferred, tie ubscTbers will sell,
al Publie sale IN CbaIlolte on Tuesday, the Pad
DAY afifsbrulry, ls< al lie real and personal
estate OF s5id deceased, except his Home Planta
lion, tie John Dow rack lying between town and
Dlsselrs Nli Fond, LANDS va AISLE county, Libra
VI ard roy 3D. vaich are disposed OF bY the Wlll
Ii, Lands ere situated in Meek cnburg coan.
tt, between Caarlo,le and tie Caiawba River
end comprise aaoG 1000 acres, divided into
plsnt-uons o.. .Eom so 10 100 acres, among
which are
The oran Tract. Of about 100 acres, wing
near Paw Creek a uIch.
The JOHN Kerr Fact, Of 100 acres atj N.
IN the lands formerly owned " E.,ou Nc.
Cracker and others.
The John Henderson Tract q 126 acres y
ing on the Gem Blancu, ariamng 81 -Eds own.
ID by lsaac Henderson sni o.aer,
The Thomas p. Bsr5y ii r-ae., o. 500 acres.
IN the waters Of bg >ug'r Groek, adjoining ;ac
lands formerly oNust ay William Jaialson, B-r.
ryhill anu Others
The john Check Trac, " S5 acres % So
gar Creek, adjoining th- !luds formerly owned
by Jonas Ru3.si. aud others
The Thomas >p-lu Tract q 800 acfcI e
ioining the iaads onrc Owned bv James Sprau,
Mcdowell "a otarss, Gu lie '0-G from Charlotte
10 the Old Nation Ford.
The Joseph oad Trse', II $40 acre., on r. =
and Long Creeks. adjoining lands former.
ly owned BY Joseph luison J9in kiHg an3
others
tie west SIDE 81 b -. i. Pond, adjoining
tie lands for.uer,, on aed IS ] na- Clarke, 10.
bert Jsmison Esaae.soa. y yes lud others. o.
tf.i- larE Is A - tg.tf. 4 Nine hrott7 a. te-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28
Adjutant Generals Office, !

FEyEIE War Dgpaun.eat having giyep i,s az
n cent thereto teAdgzg0us, tor Az Compa.
MES q Volunteers, from the We.,.-n nsrt OF The
State who mzy d-slre 10 enser lbe Regiment gea.
tined .of TIE scat o. Wa. o4d-r lie ate feot,i.i
tioa afthe Pre- a. la. been estaU.isasd az aar
loite, % eacr5urg county, the, wi. tgcre b..
mustered lato the seTuge Of the Uag,,d STATE, ra
cewe ther adv nee payments .ur C.olii1y nod
travelling Apensca, sai BE- furnished wish caf,s
"a dplgg, LaH-goHs, &c. II il COZ doubled. bt,f
ths accommodation to tbe gallant young asu Of
that secilpn siH cause the K simIu! u BE- spee.
aiiy ai4l w
ROBT W. HAYWOOD,
AtjatqHt GtnsYai n C. Militia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28

A number If irprored aa4 Ummproptd
LOTS IN ChatlUue.
A front ana hack lot On T5yon S,ree. upon
which are St0se aud Dwelling House -al re
gently occupied as such Us the tcststoT,
Two front ana bach '9,s On Trade stree, front
ing the Church lots nos OCCUPIED BY Arz Nc.
CHM and Wila lIlntgr With : considerable
number Or uaisnoryrrs i1,. 4 iiifereu, ratjaa-
Of the town ans Acora .s ~ pfopersf u tie .l,e
William Carson.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28
CARSON NINE.

TIE Neil Tra1, s. &c .crss, diJining th.
tlso ,aa valu-5.a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
WILLIAM G. NORTH.
Daguerrean Artist,

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Brat.
w tebor0 and its vicinity, that he has taken the
rooms recently occupied by Mr. Bennett, (Man ST.,
one door south Of The Posi- OfRce) where he IS now
prepared 10 execute DaguerTeoiype Miniatures 10
style, said (by competent udges) 10 be equal 20 those
taken by the best Artists IN our large cities.
He has beautiful sky light, arranged expressly loT
the business, which is acknowledged TO be superior TO
any other, and snow used by all the most distinguish
ed artists IN N. York, Boston and Philadelphia. Mt
Brady Of N. Y, took the first premium at the last fair,
at the American Institute, with pictures taken with
sky light.
Mr. ~ invites all lovers Of the fine arts 10 call and
examine his specimens whether they contemplate SIT
ting Cor their Miniatures not. He has among his
specimens view Of the old Indian House at Deer
field; (he hacks 10 the door made by the Tomahawks
visible in The pclure,) alsn, OF the Stage House
and Lunate Asylum Of this place. which may be seen
with many other pictures, fee Of charge. Lkenesses
in every variety o style. He has large nssofi-
ment Of beautiful Gold and Plated Lockets. As an
evidence Of his skill as an artist he will insert the fol-
lowing;
VINO. North, the calculated Daguerrean Artist,
is now operating in this village with the most crafty
Jog success 10 the estimation Of good judges his pic
tures are not inferior those o The best artists IN the
county. Franklin Democrat.
Mr. ELiior,-Pern,it me- through your paper, TO call
the attention OF the public TO the Dagueneoiypes OF
Mr. North. They compaFe very iayofably with some
Of the best have seen, and have 10 possess
ion ikenesses taken by the first artists in New York
city
Rev l.. l.. LaNesTaoTH, Gfeenheld, Mass.
lie would simply add, that heTeccved a diploma
two wears since at The Agricultural lair at Poughkeep
sic, ~ ", and Of the last Agricultural Fair ai Spring
field, Mass, his pictures reported by the COM
mitiee TO be equal 10 any there exhibited.
NIB. With the sky light be can take likenesses ia
less time and with certainly than with any other,
and cqualize the light avoid the dark shade
one side Of the face 10 which many object. Groups
taken beautifully. DagueIfeoiype and painted Nina
lures copied The size as the original picture lie
also take two likenesses Of the person
plae-one impression representing front aud the 9th
er a side view. Children taken 10 a very Few seconds
BfaiileboFo, May &c, is47 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
Notice.

rHNHE Horse, Morgan e. Champion, will slsna W.
Il ensuing season at the stable Of Luke A, We" ea",.
in Williamsyile, on Mondays, TUESDAYS ana o' s"l
days; Wednesdays, at Fayettevilei IhnTsuayS w.
Ffidays at Townshend, during the season. c,.0,oi.
The above named Horse was sired by the OhSu, ~
on bis Dam cannot be exceed by any breeding ssej
in The State Of Vermont The said Horse was Nsu.
and is now owned by Capt. Samuel Beeiey, asS Of
fame. Farmers who wish 10 improve ihe'r tsrore
Horses, will do wei TO examine the SAID ho'se
giving their decision. orrrrRIEY.
90, "a 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
MORE HoNNnTs.

~ C. HALL has received another large lot of
W. FLoREScE BoNsETs, Fancy and Plain, at still
lower Prices, at wholesale and retail
May %. 40
TINE subscriber offers for sale Paints, I.nsrrd Oil
IL by the barrel or less quantity. Also, genuine
Copal VaTnish and Sperm Oil, all which viii be sold
cheap WIN. ii. WILLIAMS
Wiiumsvile, May &C. Is47. 4w4I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
FARMS IN SOMERSET.

- TIME subscriber, as agent for the pro-
A il prietors, offers for sale all the lands 10
listlH.a Somerset In this county, known as 9elohs'
.AiAA ing TO the Scott Heirs. These Lanas
consisting of several thousand hcres, are situated
western part Of Somerset near The branch Of lhe I'M,
running through that town, on which are
already built, and Others now heng built. The sou
Of an excellent quality and where cultivated pIouu'ts NE
good crops There is iourishng settlement 10 w
neiahborhood of these lands, and the town nave WIZ
10 build good road The present year from lhls seg ~.
ment 10 the large public hghwoy leading lhIoggn w
east part Of 81 and another is 10 be built Leading
The turnpike in Searsburgh--thus removing VIVA. no
herelooie been the great obstacle 10 the selIesH'
these lands l.,.,,
Sales win be mRde inquantties TO suit p9renIInr.'
and on liberal credit. l.. u. MEAD ,iso
Brattleboro, March ~, le47.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
NuW GROCnRrES !

CUGARS, Teas, Coffee, and Spices Of every Kind
- and quality, Ginger Rice Sage, Tapioca, Saera-
ius, Tobacco Snuff, Starch, Nulmegs, Cloves, Brown,
White and CASTLE Soap, Candles Ground Mustard
Pepper Sauce Oranges and Lemons, Raisins, Figs,
Currants, Citron, Mace, Nc, SC.
8 Hhds. more Of that very nice Mnasses. Also
1000 Goldfish. Shad, Mackere, Salmon, White Fish
and Mackinaw Trout, &C., Wholesale or retail, by
g. G. HALL.
May 5, 1871. 81
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Wanted, Wanted.
STATE or VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro.
IN Probate Court. 4fri 49, is47
C0ME Cynthia Gains and John w. Thurber, Adj
~ ambassadors upon The Estate Of LEONARD
GAINS, late of Bralieboro, deceased, and file their
Administration account Tor ex animation and allowance
Whereupon il is ordered thai said Administrators
notify all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon the allowance OF said account aud decree dis
tIibution of said Estate among the Heirs Of said de-
ceased the session thereof 10 be holden al the Pro.
bate Office in sail Braitleboro, the last Thursday
of June next, by publishing copy Of The record Of
this order three weeks successvely in The Vermont
Phoenix, printed said Bratteboro, previous TO said
tins of hearing.
true copy Of Record,
az Attest, b D. HARRIS, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24

For the Cure Of Consumption, Diseases Of the
Lungs and respiratory Organs.
THIS Syrup i most powerful agent in removing
IL oil diseases aud distractions Of The respiratory
Rans; in such complaints Colds, Coughs, Consump-
lions, Group, WhoopinR Cough, CaiaFfhs, &C., Il
may be considered almost nfnllbe, and superior 20
any medicine hitherto used. In al sefofulous maa-
dies il is equally efficient, having been tried with abun-
dant success 10 Kings Evil, Erup,ions Of the Skin,
Ucersons and the like diseases arising from mpuriiy
Of The blood In dyspepsia (ihe frequent forcfunnef
of Consumpiion) aud in Liver Complaints il has sell
dom or never been known to fail 10 cieclng com
plete cure
Pamphlets containing history and description Of
the character and variety Of Consumption, accompa-
MED with certificates from patients themselves show.
Jog the manner in which They have been cured Of hr
above inveieraie disease in its various stages, by
seseneks Putsionie syrup be bad (graiis) by APP
IS BRArTLgHoao, VT
Price 81, GO per Boitle, or Bottles Tor 50, 90.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
Dayis,s Vegetable Pain Killer.

For The First time introduced into this Place ! !!
For the Guar OF both external aud internal complaints,
this is bumbug, the list Of respectable Druggists who
sell the medicine, and the eminent Physicians who il
in their Practice throughout the New England Sates fully
esince among whom Of the latter are Drs Wadsworth
and Holmes Of Prov idence r. There four trouble.
some complaints which this medicine viii iaDariaby
and mistake, Indigestion, Cosiiveness Sour
Stomach and all Nervous affections BY taking small
tea spoonful Of the PAIN KILLER in wine glass Of
ter after meals persons Of weak sonaehs may par.
take freely Of almost any Kind food without the least
convenience and will always, when taken at night on
retiring rest promote sweet and refreshing sleep For
further particulars coneerpng this medicine pamphlets
explanatory which may be had gratis Rising 6000 bottles
are sold monthly by The proprietor
For sale wholesale or retail the General Agency or
fee for this Stale, DUTTON & CLARK, BratileboFo.
Prcs 20 aud upwards, according 10 the Of the
bottle. 4m34
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F.4SHIO.N.9BLE
Tailoring Establishment.

TIME SUBSCRIBER renders his sincere lha9Ss M ill.,
IL Inhabitants OF BTaieboro and Vicnl,y, %, c,,n Them
ern patronage he has received and would lno' Ses.
that he continues 10 make up Garments Of every 0d Al
cpon, in style unsurpassed n this ylelnL x, eoun.
as reasonable prices as any in this secuon o' wv
Try, Latest Fashions regularly received. d 10 fl Il
Cutting done at short notice ana syu MOLE.
properly made up. w. ssa 81
West Bratileboro, April -, az
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24

THNHE subscribers now receiving direct from the
IL Factory in New Jersey, large and splendid stock
of Paper Hangings, comprising every variety and
style from TO 80 els per roll. Customers respect
fully invited to call and examine DOR stock before puf-
chasing. BUTTON CLARK.
April 8, 1847. 6mS3
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l. A DI Il $

VHJILL end al G.. c. HALLS, good assortment
w Of GIssHAMs, MusLISs, MusLIS GiSGHaMs,
LAWS, PRiNrs, DE LANES, SILKS, PLAIS, PLAID
AND FIeURED WHIrE DREss GooDs. ALPIEEs, SUM
MER SHAwLs AsD HAspKLRcmEFs, HosIERr AND
CLOVIS, MILIIsERY GooDs OF every description, and
all kinds of LINEN and tlousEKEEFiSo Goops.
He has also greatly enlarged his stock of French,
English, German and American Broadetoihs and Cas-
simeres Testings, Tdiiofs J'rfmmings, DENNIS,
Cotton and Linen DriHihgs, Kerseys, and Summer
Stuff of every description. Comprising every thing
in tie DRT GooDs line likely TO be called for.
MAY Bib, Is47. 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A N article now much used for keeping Meat, But
IN ter, Milk, &c, cool in warm weather Every
family would save double lis cos, by using them. For
sale by A. VAN DO0RN,
IS Agent for the Manufacturer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
Paints and Dive Stuffs.

q C. HALL offers Tor sale White Lead, Dry and
" Ground in Oil, Venetian Red, French Yellow,
French, Chrome and paient Green, Chrome yellow,
LilhaTge, Red Lead, Whiting, prussian Blue, Yer
million. Lampback, &c.
LINTSEED OIL AND SPTS. TURPENTINE,
Varnsh, Japan, Logwood, Redwood, Camwood,
Fustic, Alum, Indigo, Red Tartar, Elk. Loewood.
Nader, &c, 10 any quantities, and low the lowest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
Chase a. CramdaII

IIAVE Just finished large loi of Linen Goats,
III English siyle) Also, Fancy Linen Pants, o
beautiful article for warm weather, which they are
selling very cheap
NAV IL. SO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
NeN Spring StyIe De I.aines

IN One Shilling 10 Twenty Cents Yard
100 PIECES elegant, just received at
May 90. 40
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GrindstOncs.

K TONS Nova Scotia Grindslones, very superior
- article for sale by
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GROCERIES.

old Tyson Tea, Y II do, some very nice Black
Obreas Of all kinds; prime Porto Rico and N Orleans
Sugars Brown aud White Havana do Moasses, Ratsns,
Figs Coffee Spices Bar Soap Zhnt Currents Ciron pure
Sperm and refined Lamp OIL list received and for sale
cheap by WHEELER n PRATT.
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Notice,

A LII kinds OF Upholstery work done in the latest
IN and most approved styles. Mattresses made and
repaired. Window Shades and DIapery made and put
mp. Carpets made and put down. Furniture repaired
and re-upholstered Upholstery work neatly done for
Churches. tS- All orders promptly executed in the
best.nsnner. rare opportunity never before offered
TO this community
This notice is given in consequence Of having pro.
cured an experienced workman from Boston.
tl3s A. VAN DOORN.
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ALI WHO

HAVE not paid their note or account due the late
III firm Of Dickinson, Day < CO., tsiH be especially
remembered and made public if not attended TO soon.
l2w3S
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Great bargains in CrocIscry.

lust received 10 crates china croekery and Glass
y Ware, much less Than former prices. Also,
r' &p.. II'iisss'"s' WHEELER 4 PRATT 3.
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Three BaIes VT'oOI TsUine.
Paper Mangings.

900 POUNDS Sheep Tobacco, for sale BY
AOO June . G. c. HALL.
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PORTER a. MOORE,
No. N Commerce street,
H RITZ RID, co m NJ,

UIAVE on hand and for sale large assortment Of
IlPICKLED AND DRY FISH, oil Of which
were bought before the recent advance and III be sold
lower than can be bought in any other market.
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MANURE.

Greatest quantity aud best in quality made on
Farm in proportion 70 the No. Of. acres
during the wear next preceding the Fair, 5.O
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Phelps, Trusses

sINN sIONOhltNfst NNppOfferS,
TTNHESE instruments admitted by all who are ac.
quained with them, be the cheapest and best now
in use. For sale BY Doct n. SPALDlNG, Brattleboro
Also, Doctor Il, Cranes sPino Abdominal Supporter "
Banning's Patent Lace. iye9
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100 CASKS

old COLONY NAILS, the best in just received
Oat the Sies THE Elm TREK.
TowNSLEY A. SONS
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IGOR sale very low By ToWNSLEY & SONS.
IL May ~, al. IS