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Normal School and Teachers Institute.

TIME subscriber proposes 10 open Normal School
Il and Teacners' institute in. this village on Mon
day, the 9Th of Sept. neat, TO continue ten weeks
The plan OF study, instruction and lectures, will be
adapted especially 10 those who intend to teach school,
In addition to the common branches taught in dis
iriet schools, Instruction will be given IN Physiology,
Drawing, Algebra, Book Keeping by Single Entry,
The History Of the United States and the Structure
of our Government and The duties of hs Offers
Lectures will be delivered twice week subjects I'M
portsnt TO teachers. Free win be given 10 use
iul works on school teaching, and opportunity af-
orded 10 vist the schools Of the village As the num-
Der Of pupils must be limited application for admission
should be made as early as the middle Of August
The Tnition win be Five Dollars for the Term with
out extra charges.
Bfsttieboro, Jolly %, tS47 40
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

Th extract Of Sarsapara has been expressly prepared
in reference to female complaints No female who has
reason 10 suppose she is that critical period
sIhs Turn Of LIFE shoud neglect take il, as is
tain pre- yentive Tor any Of tie nue and horrible dis
eases 10 which females are subject at this time Of life This
period may Be DELAYED for sepera years w using s ed
Nor is il less valuable for those wis are spproashng
wosnnhood as il is calculated 10 assist nature BY quicken
ing the blood and inviaoratng the SYSTEM Indeed this
medicine is valuable for all Il delicate diseases which
women are SUBJECT
II braces the whole system renews the nat
ura enerpiesby removing The impurities of the bodyby
so far stimulating tho system as TO produce subsequent
iazaion which Is Of medicines taken for f.
cIRIs REAp rms.
49, oA"N'' NO = .,.-. -.. -.
fos ,o, Kin a. prpsLiss md are out Of sps use
s,,, 81 two Of Dr Tasns.nd's s.rsaparia ii viii
clesnse vopr Hood tb fekles md blotehea and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

SCOTT STILL AT PUEBLA-NO BATTL, rr1
MEAlCO NOT CAPTURED--PEACE Sill
IMPROBABLE.

MEXICO NOT CAPTURED--PEACE SLf
n iMrKoBABLE'
by tie following Topographic Dispatch, vhicb
brings news from Puebla % 70 The sOth Of JuyxsnI'
pears that the announcement Of the surrender Of ~;
leo on the nth ult was premature, and that no III.
had taken place at the date of our advices The N,
and ere long I'VE aha ,anhiless esr ~ ,s .o,n. r. ~
fall. II
RfcHMsND, Aug. IA. 1874
The steamer Fashion hae arrived al New Otlea,
IRON Vera Cruz. She left the latter mort. on the Qn
inst. Gen. Scott was at Pueba on the Soth of July
when there was strong probability of an immediai,
advance on the Capital.
Gen. Valencia arrived at the Cantal on Mooda,
with 1000 Troops Gen Peitce arrived At Perote aItc
an action with the gueriss near The National Brioe
Lieut. Sipton of Indiana and the surgeon of n,
Penn. Regiment are dead The Coufiet Of The ur;t
ish Legation arrived al Vera Cruz on the sist viii
correspondence from the Capital of the 90th and iron
Pueblo OF the Soth.
Mr. Kendall represents the chances of peace in ar
unlavorable light.
He SAYS Scott will march immed;a,.l, on "a. a,.,.
Of Peirce-certainly in the frst week Of Sugus, snS
Is more than probable that the hardest fight YET will be
at the City OF Mexico " -
The Mexicans were prepared 10 meet him h.v;ro
all their Notifications completed. and % o00 men
The English Legation was secretly exettinq every
influence TO keep the Americans ONT Of, The csni,ai
Other letters TO the Picayune represent the chance
oil peace in more favorable oht and think The ~.
sislance to our advance will be almost nominal.
Congress had referred Mr. Buchanans letter hack 10
the Executive. and thrown on him The resnonsihli,;ss
oil The war The peace party at the CAPITAL was
and increasing. They have no faith in their GeneJsls
The Sun Of .anahuac saws that when he gusri,as
attacked Pece, 600 Americans approached under Their
nrc until within lo0iSards Of the Mexicans. when our
forces opened deadiXIc, forcing them 10 an imme.
daie retreat.
While the Mexicans were retreating the magic. n
Cavalry rushed upon them, killing about 100
The position Of the Mexicans was one Of the strong
est in the country, but the Americans passed he
Bridge alter short engagement and arrived at Pero,e
IN safety. Cen Scott dispatched Gen. Smiths brigade
from Puebla to meet them at Peroie.
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Saxton's River Seminary.

Iis Institution will be open Tor the reception Of Stu.
dents, upon WrdHesday Sept LIST, under the direction
Of H. ~ WARD, A. d., Princlpalj Miss JEsEErrg Houen
and Miss MANA WAnO, Assistant Teachers. II u rH
The Trustees feel confident in stating the public that
their Institution IL placed In the hands Of able and eff
Gent man one who lacks ability, aud will spare
pains in rendering the School advantageous all may
attend Miss Hough s highly recommended Teacher
Of Music Miss Ward in Painting, Drawing, Working Of
Wax Fruit aud Flowers in the whole department Of OTaa.
mental Ltedt1e, through long practice and skill hos
superior. M
The Seminary Building possessing convenien Apparn-
tus and Cabinet beautifully situated upon eminence,
little retired from the business part Of the village,
and from It's suaon It's nealness Of architecture its
cions and comnodiDus arrangements Seminary Build
ing, in which il Is unrquaed by any similar institution in
the vicinity is well adapted 70 the study Of the Sciences
! and the pursuits Of the scholar.
Lectures will be given in Illustrating the scencrs and
upon other familiar subjects
Tuition per tri.4I, nv follows;
Common English Branches, $500
Higher $50
Classical Department, 400
| Drawing Painting and French, Extra, 200
Music on Pane extra, GOO
Good board in private families including room and incl
dentals, be had for 81 So Good accommodations will
be furnished Tor all those who wish in Gibbs Also
rooms &e can be had by those DESIRING board them
selves.
The Trustees aater themselves that the pains they have
taken 10 secure good Teaccrs combined with the many
advantages Of their Institution will warrant them lib
eral portion of the patronage Of the public.
Y. A. SEVERANCE, Secretary
saIlon's River, Aug, 3, 1914. 81
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What Man has done Man can do.

IHF SunscRiBER Of Guiford being duly APP
Il pointed DYER and CLorH DRESSER TOT Guford
and vicinity, do hereby give notice that will at.
tend to the business Of said appointment, nj the
premium shop in Guilford, all days, Sundays cx-
cepicd, from the first day Of September to the first
day Of january next, and longer, II suitable Gu.
cotragemcnt is offered, where all work entrusted to
my caro-, will be done in workmanlike manner,
and on reasonable and accommodating terms.
U2~Old Garments dyed over in a superior man
ncr.
~ People at n distance that have business at
Dratilcboru, can leave their cloth with j. Russell at
Hines, Newman { Hunts cnrling machine, or IN
his abscncc, with Dutton & CLARK, with particular
directions how to be dressed and whom done Il will
be returned to the same place
ALEX'R ~ BOYDEN.
Aug. i6, ls47. so
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e9-HOUSES FOR SALE,

&ENA FNHE advertiser offers for sale his two
E!;;M IL large Dwelling House, situated oa
liiiiH3 Green ST. One comprises two and the
8N,.A other Three iepemepis, and both have a
piazza 10 front.
The large house ep1rqces four goors. and ia Diazza
commands most interesting view OF the Eastern and
Southern portion Of the village. It's situation also al
foTds view Of other sectioQs Of the village North
IL is onlya few rods from be celebrated Cold Wate,
Establishment, and on rising ground thus securing
One prospect Of the same.
On The promises thereisa Barn, Sheds, FTnit Trees
&c. Part or the whole will be sold at bargain, al
The owner is DESTROYS Of going west.
A rare opportunity for profitable Investment.
All further information may be bad on application
| TO the subscriber
Aiso,-Houiehoid Furniture for sale.
JAMES NJ, REED.
BratleboTo, July 10. II
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scrofuia Cured

foien years standing. The young may be examined
by calling upon him-he has several bad scarsbn the
have been eney healed up for than months
New York March 70. 1877
DR TowSsEsp: Dear Sir IL have the plessnre to in
form you that your Sarsapara has cured of the
kind Of OF Scroiua Of than years standing
Indeed have had less since child had
bad both sides OF my ihtoat and it attacked my
eyes causing 10 be almost blind Pam entirely
cured have been for than six months took
other medicine, and quite certain my recovery at
Tbutable your medicines only have the both
my neck and eyes Persons that creduous may Be
convinced by calling on me. HENRY N. TlCE,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

FlnE Is JAeKsoSvlLLr, Vr.on Wednesday, Iith inst,
at 80 minutes past o'clock P. NJ the eriamill Of Al
red Green it, in this village, discovered 10 be on Gre
In one hour, the whole building, with about fry bushels
gram ana meal and all the machinery except the water.
wheel was in heap Of ruins Loss from $1,000 to $1,000
insured in the Windham County Mutual for 5000 The
cause OF the Gre supposed TO be friction there las been
no fire in the building since last sprng-[Coa.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

EIAS the pleasure to announce that he will give a
II vocal ENTERTAINMENTS, at the Con-
gregatioaai Church, Puney Tuesday, Epening, Aug.
"a, when he win introduce some of the most popular
Songs Ds,etis, TSios, and Quartettes.
He will be assisted by Mr. r. w. Reyes, Miss G.
Bruce, and Miss G. l.. Whitney, who have kindly
volunteered their services for the occasion.
u1-Tickets, Twenty-Five Gents. For sale at the
Post Office and at the Door, on the evening Of the
Concert.
Doors open at 81, TO commence at "a o'clock.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

wiyEs ron rHE wEsr.-To supply the bachelors Of the
West with wges 10 furnish the pinng maaengof the East
with usbsHs better equaze the present dspropoIton
of these sections Of country has been OF the
difficulties OF the age The remedy simple-it wAs
only for the gFs DO West and get married. but to 60
expressly 70 get married, offended their dess of delcacy
Miss Reecher herself Yankee girl, has ngeniously got
the whole difficulty. She is engaging the girls 70 60
West as Is school maEms. ALBANY Rniekerboeker.
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West Halifax School.

rINHE FALL. TERM Of this Institution will com.
Il mence on Thursday, The and day Of Sept, neri,
and continue eleven weeks, under the superintendent
mended as an experienced and successful teacher.
Board may be obtained in respectable families, on as
low terms as al any other place.
Arrangements have been made 10 reduce the price
Of Tulion ia all branches Including Latin, Greek,
French, &C., TO s2.o0per term.
E. S. PLUMB. Clerk.
West halifax, Aug. 0, is47. sw5l
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NOTICE.

WNTaLL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, unless
w previously disposed Of, on THURSDAY, the
and day Of Sept. next, at O'Clock, P. NJ, the SAW
MILL, with all the Land belonging 10 the same sitn-
ated near the dwelling Of Mr. John Reeve, in the West
Village p5- Sale on the premises
GEO. NEWMAN.
Brattleboro, Aug. ls, 1877 I - 50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

HAS taken an agency from the Thomsonisn Depot,
IL Boston, by which he 10 enabled to sell all kinds
Of Botanic Medicines OF the purest qualities, at large
discount from former phces,--and 10 Physicians at
Bssion prices. -H
Also, Syringes Of various kindsI and several works
and treatises on the Botanico medical treatment OF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19
L.. G.. M FAD,
ATTORNEY and Counsellor nj Law.

PraciicinR in the Courts OF VI and New Hampshire
Commissicnsr appointed TO take proof and ac-
acknowledgement Of Deeds and other Instrumehts to be
recorded or used 10 the State OF New YORK.
Agent Of the Etna and Protection Insurance Com
panies, Haft6ord Conn,insuring all kinds Of property
on the most reasonable terms. 81
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Brighton lIarket-M Monday, August 10.

At Marte9OO Beef Cattle 100 Stores, IS ynkes Working
o.n 20 Cows and Cavea $500 Sheep and Lambs and about
800 Swine.
Beef Cafa-EEa 81; 6rsi quality s60a S675J second and
third qualities S450 SO.
sforsssales were noticed gIa SI4 for year old
Heiien-
, Workias Orsn--ssies made at $40, $50 and gisO.
Coos aud CavssSaes noticed $40 S25 S35 and $40.
Gsp and Labs-Sales Of Old Sheep at 81 20 S3j lambs
at 81 50 "a 80.
Slnins-M Wholesale, I-se for sOws $40 for Burrows
At renal, from TO ! &c per pound,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

II NE MARKETS. Men York, .9agust H. Genesee Flour
Sling at 1894 to S6 Michigan, s56o I2 to IS 81 I.9
lhstales small Corn, "a zoe for Mixed rs 10 81
" GLOW Rye IS. Oats % 10 49,
AnST-Flour, s., "a to Sc. Ohio and Michigan s. 81
ss'f. Mixed Western $50 to 1915. Corn has ad.
pce fghty, holders asking for n y Mixed "a I2 and
Nfstea Mixed 73 cents Oats 45 10 a. In BurrALo pr.
eesin bur remain the same. Corn, 50 TO IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19
Teas and Sugare.

Great bargains given in Teas and Sugars Of 9
kinds, at the w. L. Goods Storej where are just q
ce'yed fresh and general supply of w. |. Goods
Just call and see.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

" The Wings of New York are to hold State Con-
ven'ion at Syracuse Wednesday the 9th Of octObrr for
Pie purpose Of nominating candidates for the Offices Of Sec
tcsry, Comptroller, Attorney General Treasurer, Stale
Engineer and Surveyor Canal Commissioners and Inspec
tors Of State Prisons
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hon Sacking.

Oman BRIGHT new GusNr BAGS Just re,
EUUU ccived. Also, Irvine and Needles for
Soaking, and Srainer Cloth for Kilns, for sale at
TOwNsLEY SONS,
Aug. ls, AZ. ~. -. So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

THr Mail FAILuRE.-Therea,on Of the f.i,u,. of An.
new ioK na Tor the past twdays is the refusal Of the
steamboats, 10 New Haven TO REEVE them board. Tiere
is difficulty between the p ODepsr,ment and The o.n
ers Of the boats IN regard 10 the terms which the n
shall be carried. They Fought and sent by m,
Of Bridgeport aud New Haven, aid are consequently i've
days, instead Of one, on the road
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WANTED.

DY the Subscribers, SMAnr, AcrWE Boy from IA
~ 20 I6 years Of age, AS an Apprentice 10 the Tailor
CHASE & CRANDALL.
Bratteboro, Aug, u, 1871. 50
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EMPLOYMENT.

TTNHE subscriber wishes 10 employ 10 young men TO
Il start West in Compnny, on the LIST. OF Sept
next, in tho Book Ageney business (spendd pictori-
al, and very usetul assortment Of the chart FORM Just
received ftom Boston) Aeapita of S26 or $50 each,
is all that will be required. Any one, however, wish
ing 10 pay for 500 WORTH and 20 where he please,
shall be warranted 10 clear III well qualified for the
undeftskinel $50 month Cor year. Reference will
be given 10 several, in the vicinity, who have cleared
lfsm &as to s76 q month. in the same business,
]. GREENLEAF
Guiliord, VT.
August llih, is4T. 81
NJ The Sentinel, Kesne Express, Amherst; Gazette,
Northampton Gazette, Greenfield; Banner, Bennington
Herald, Ruinnd and Gases, Bellows Falls will adyer.
Use the shove To the amount of $780, And charge adyer
ser
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NOTICE.

TTNHE, undersigned begs leave to inform The gente-
IL men Of Bratlleboro and its vicinity thai he is now
prepsTrd 10 press oyer Leghorn, and oil other thin
Summer Hats, IN The neatest naDneT and make them
look good new.
p5- Hats made any size called Tor.
AA NftA T.. J. BAScOM,
Finishsr and Presser
Brattleboro, July 7th, Is47. tf46
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Dye StuGs,

~ and Ground 5000 lbs, Copperas 5000 lbs. Al
uin 800 lbs, Indigo 1000 lbs, Potash; Cam.wood,
Bar-wood, Red Saunders, Hypcmic, Quercitron,
Madder, Nutgalls, Blue, Extrart-of Logwood, Cud-
bear, Cochneal and Lac Dye, for sale by
WfLLISToN TYLER.
Aug, It, So
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RUrLASp NoniEArioss AT the Wing County Consen.
% held a, Rutland, on Wednesday, 4tb insi George T.
edges John Fox, and Henry Stanley were nominated for
Pa'ors. Messrs Hodges and Fox filled the office
iat year.
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NEW GOODS.

T0wNsLEY q SONS have just received 20
~ pieces rich styles Ginghams, pieces mourning
Gnghams, NJ de LANES, Prints, block and colored
Plain, Striped aud Plaid Alpaccas, Silk Handkcr
chiefs, Table Covers, Umbrellas &c. and for sale at
the Sign Of the Elm TnEE.
Aug. IL, AZ. 50
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Postscript.
BY Mahetie Telegraph.

nv YoRK. Tuesday, 9P. NJ
The Union has atuer from an officer of the
army IN Mexico, data July 80. which says that
Gen Scott would movtfiom Puebla for Mexico, on
The I'D OF Aug Commissioner Iris, was sick, and
had been visited by Gen. scott.
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At the ~. 1. GoOds Store.

O., Picked Cod, Salmon, shad, Mackersl. and Dry
Fish, Of the best quality.
Btstteboro, Aug. 1877 50
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FISH. FISH.

~ c. HALL has for sale Barrels. hall and quarter
w. Barrels No, / and No. . Mackesel
30 Barrels Lake Superior White Fishi Picked Sal
mon, Conn Shad, Smoked Halibnt, Dry Codhah,
Dun Goldfish, Pollock and Hsddosk. :.
June "a, ri'. ~
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SILVER WARR.

III d. BRACKETT has just received anoi her
H. large otof Silver Ware, which, IN addtio TO
lis former stock makes his assortment well VIC rihy
The attention Ct the public.The Lsdss IN pariiu
Bfalllehorn, July IA, is47 ~
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Sfespari's Syrslp,

ONE cAsK Of Stewards celebrate TAHtF srR-
4 - wMLIsToE Z TYLER.
Aug 10. 81
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o. VOTES for Stale and County Officers
are aos printed and rfady for dsfptry at Mi'
OGc>. II
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" We cannot fad any authentic ground for the rsror.
ed rise in Floor. Boston and New York dates to dock
Tuesday Night, do not speak Of any s,ch advance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19
ROUGH AND READY.

O00 BBLS. extra Snpsrfne Flour of the above
AOO brand, and worthy the name. is now being
received for sale by @. C. HALL.
Aug, n. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

% The Liverpool steamer Of the 4ih had not
arrived in Boston at late hour Tuesday night
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

-. ArERfRon MAxco.-A ielegraphis despatch from
hictnonh morning, states that Gen. Gafay was re-.
Roft whin ten miles Of Tampico, with 5000 troops.
me soultn Mail was in, but brought from the
seat q wai3
otter Rthe Picayune says that Santa Anna has been
appos,ed sh Dictator The qoyernnent Of Mexico 4.
seeking more friendly relations with foreign pow.
ersher eArs sneak more favoabv of The Of
peace -
Sonf AmetAn volunteers hive been detected In .eng
gunPotdcr to O. Me1icans.
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Shaker Brooins.
building Materials.

NJIND0w GLASS, es< 8 to ls,< "a; Sheet
w Lead Zinc, Cut and Wrought Nails, Slate
Nails, Brads, Patent Butts, Screws, Door Latches,
Knobs, Locks aud Latchcs, Sash Springs, Blind
Hinges, &C., recently received, and for sale low by
WILIISTON & TYLER
Aug. IL. 6w52
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BULLOCK 4 STEEN

north of TowssIry 4 Sou. -''- 49,
mr.
II OLLOCh y S1EE EN-
are now receiv;po and III, =.
week t,,rou,h r.. . .,s ~, ~ s, 49,.
Stoc Of STOVES ~ I an ~,
patterns and ssS sns " S t'sas
paror and Iox Stoves ever Nor a,ssr.S ~ M.
Market and some ev M ;1.ysJ Ind 49, ~,
fore presented here. and 10 II eon,d nv 49, ~,
NJ our Store In our slork moi, h. s,,.s IL gu'
varieties Of "'' ''e
Air Tight, Improved Air T;ob, re,sor.,,,,
Oregon, Priam, Yankee Notion Eeya,ed 0rpr
Improved Yankee Notion, Railway Inrrxed RAJ
way, Double Oven, Improved Double Oven En-.
pirr, Parior Cook, and a few more N a Iies ia,s,
and better paitcrns than any ever before sen IN ths
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

w Ie Preset Number closes the 7hiTfsenh Volume Of th
"fhena" We Asll make many improvements in the neI
Voumerot the Of which will he dress of beautiful new
vpe Tor er inside tpdng matter and advertisements.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19
STOVES! STOVES!

VNHE GREATEST VARIETY, BEST AssoRr-
y hEsr AND LARGEST STOCK OF stoves, Tin,
copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
ever seen in Brattleboro Is now offered for sale at
door south Of the VERMONT House. and next door
north of TowNsIEy & soss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19

o2-l will sell or rent my house for four or more
years. 1t has been built -four years the style Is half
cottage, and thoroughly finished and painted inside
and out with never fiilingwcll Of soft water and
desiraby situated any house IN the village be-
ing on the eminenoe about so rods north Of the
Court House, on the Townshcnd road. TERMS
made easy. VIM G. PERRY.
Fayetteville, Aug lG, ls47 4w52
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W fhffe was Adden and very violent shower this lived
ne'd'yl nPrning, ab Ia before o'clock II came down 70
some iAn'Ass As f" ening IT, We hear tina
the roads a'e badly gded on The hills in this vicinity.
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N TIL CE
windhnm County Court.

Windhnm County Court.
RwrR FJtHE subscriber would hereby give
GaJTINa Il notice that he has leased the
&4tkiK sVermont Hotel" (fhs old staI,d) at
f-4sf *EiA Fayetteville, for term Of years. and
solicits a continuance of the patron.
age heretofore bestowed upon this house.
Il will be put in good repair as speedily rs posi-
BILE, and be opened carly in September. lie hopes,
by his exertions to study the of his custom
crs, and attend 20 them, to merit their favor
and furnish home for the traveller, well the
unfortunate man immersed In the law.
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Hard Ware Goods.

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w fresh lot Of Hard'cnre, comprising Cutlery,
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Dental Surgery.

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