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Sin lpertbpoQes pe9etabilil6es Seilmittel
Doctor Smapue's
3ulammeneelebter @ilOfiriben. Sprur

Shlammen9elester Wllotlrl6ensS nsSprup
1T an9ensbm fir osn @sfbmad, itber u.barnls
los in isinsr QStrfun9, uno botb sins Der frdfs
tighten Wsittsl 9e9sn qun9sns4uSwbruna, 6u:
fen, erfdItun9, Aitbma, SIutfpsisn, Qebsrbs.
tbmsresn 'c.-Sefbsin9un9e pon Den nun:
eerbaren Suren oisier Nrpnsi ,psrben BON al.
len 9e9enoen erbaltsn. 9aS pisle 2seen bae
oaeurb permsosn worosn, fam man ib nibt
eenfen. Die 9snailtsn &ranfbsitsn perten turd)
ben @sbraub pom 9rftcr Smapnes QSilcfirs
ibsnsSprup 9dn,lib psrtilst. Bsnn Die uislsn
Iqsloenoen, Die NIT Der Uus3ebruna bsbaftet
iino, Or. SmoDne'S Nilbfribsn.Sallam pro.
birten, tpllreen iIs melt bsitr tDun, alS bab Ils
Die pisen untauslbsn Wsbi;insn einnsbmsn
bic in ben 6Hentliben Sldttern befannt aemaht
meroen. 9ieie &rdutsrsWebi;in belt Die noe,
ben eun5sn, psrtrsibt cen Habtibweis uno fu.
rirt ben Sranfsn.
Der cinii9 dbte Nrtfsl wirb pcn Or. @pap:
ne, sinsm rssslmds9 prafteirenoen 9rsts, os,
islt lan9en SaDrsn IN 2un9ens unb Sruiifranf:
bsitsn @rfabrun9 9siammelt, subsrsitst. Sit
itno NIT elnsm ibcnsn Stablitib umbiat, au'
Dem iib feline Slsnatur bsiinost. gu BADEN in
tsr Office eeS Or. Smapns, Horbwsits@ds Der
Stem unb &aesifrass, Ybilabslpbia.
Sum Ssrfauf bei Jobn hitter uno @cmp
Gn9lano uno t1IeIlIafen uno Or. (
maribau, 9fssntsn fir &saoins.
Geo. s. Olllsr WOmslsrorf; Or. gsQsrs
pottStoun.
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Or. Hienle's Qarir= uno SIutreini=
gungs: pillen,
bic teite Sur sur Neutrality-suspicious. ocr 9es
luncbeit, 70 sben erbalteu Hno gum Serfauf
in eicier 9rutcrei. prss 90 Sent, ris gro.
&c., Luno 25 Gent bic fleine Scr.
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Murntpr> MGtttcl Sc.

Ser llnterGbristsne srbittet aebtunaspcQ
Die NufmerfiamPeit bet Snrser bon Serfe
Sauntp, auf lein aus9erchntss unp mcpises
A6ortcmsnt bon
III ~ Or ~ 4 nteln
UNI W1armcrsIrteiten i'm Iasemenen, niht
lbertrctftn curcb iraenp Elm anperee gtatIiSs
ltment in bcn Scrsiniattn @taateu. 0a Iei.
ne Irbeitcn onr6 9ampftraft se1beben, 70
1T sr iii Stance su ben allernisorislten prri.
ien 5u Derfaufsn.
Jebn 3aire,
Nleae Gcac, cberbalt @prina @aroen ct.
Dbllacelpbia, Suli IS. 1847. 6NOl.
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Or. Jobn GienIe's
ltnfbltares O1ittsl CUR 5eiluns ces Sting
nurms crsr 9etter, 70 chen erbalten uni
gum Verpauf in bieIer Oruferei.
prcie SO Gent bic ShahtSl.
Mcblfeile Sitter gum 8erfauf,
Nm nsuen 5artwaarsnsG Gtobr.
gfe bet psnn umo 4ten StraBe [6errn ees
fcrts alter @tanb, tetebenc aus einem arc'
6en NGortsment y. bartsn 1Daaren, Stbneir
,eussn, gdaeln, snalIhe unc eeutIete Sen'
fen, Sru6tretfen, weBitsinen, 6rns 1t. Oliit'
@ateln gum Serfauf lebr 'pcbifeil tsi
Sranflin Miller,
6auIums 5otsI seseniber.
Otsabins, Snli 90. 3ii,
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Bum SerfQuf.
Eine rlIablsnluble, @dael

MGIA ls, .sbnsbaus, spsi ,psilt6tise Bop:
;:::Ns petite taflteinerne BpbntduIer unp
lsMs l.sgasM cine bafttelncrne Stsuer, nit u,lr
aetabr pleriis Afer rom allrrtstcn <anc.
0les eisentbum Iiest in Dort @auntp uno
1T bon 5arrlstnrs aus Su lcbsn. 0is W1ibs
ls 1T in rcaltanoiscm 3ultanes unb bat vol:
len 3ulanf Ucn &uncenarteit. Die Sase
mhble 1T unansit 9cbaut, lte 1T Don Der tes
fen Dirt Wno zen beitrn Materialcn Sbse
t6nnen pom SlulIe tls an Die Dlhble letpm
men. 9ic @cIescnbsiten fir &aufmannss
Irteit ftno unatertreffib, pa be fruebttare
gumterlanp Bailey Die Sruebt lisfsrt, unp
Die Glsseltabn bon Carlisle naeb pbilacsl.
phia nur 3ipci Olcilen capcn entfcrnt lit, unc
bic 8ieseltabn naeb Baltimore, wclcbe jest
aetant perecn icll, miro innerbaIt elmer ball
ben Olcile bapon pcrteiacbcn.
lin 8emhhnn9en 3u eriparen 1T Der prss
3n $4,000 anacIcBt. 9as glaentbum 1T
iest pcrlcbnt fur $1,000 jdbyleb, auf prsl
Sabre, abcr tsim Ssrfauf bort cer Dlietbss
Scntraft auf 70 pab 8cfe aesstsn merocn
fam. Olan erfunpiss fteb tei
:. 9. Hibaros, Gsaeina, SPA.
uusult 3. l847. bv.
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I'm Die unattan9i9en Stimm9eber
pDn Serfs 0auntn.

sSreunoe nno O1ittirser !-Sie anIebnfis
he Stite, bic ib tei lester Seherfs. Waabl
crbalteh ('pcfir it bermit bsr3leb 9anf
iase,) uno bas Iniubsn 0icler meiner boris
gen llnteritiiser, bat MIDI bepcsen, pieoer'
um ale gancipat fir oas "Sberiffssumt'>
lei nahiter 2Babl Dor gu6 su treten Sca,
te ee mir sslinsen ermdblt gu ipercsn, 70 bers
iprehe icb Die Imtee.Yfitbtcn aemiGsnbaft,
aufri6tis unc unparteiilb sm poasiebsn.
Jobn potteiaer.
Sern, SUM IS. blB.
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lin Ole unabbansisen 5timmseber Don
Scrfs Gauntv.

Ga ib eurb Cure srosmitb9e lInhrifit.
sun9 aui ben Neturn ssfset mcrosn bin; bsi
Der Isetsn Q8abl fir 5derif pon Serfs
Gauntp, 70 bists idb MIDI rpiseerum an, ais Elm
Ganoloat fir jenes amt, bsi bsr bsrannabsns
osn @abl. Sncem ib bSbif banfbar bin fir
Die lsbsrale llntsrifhsuns uno bas Sutrauen
wsld)ss Sbr mir frdber 9e9sbsn, bite itb abs
tunsspoa pisrsr um Cure Stimmsm unb mas
bs MIDI perbinoldD, eas icb, rpsnn srpdblt, Die
YfibRn bes Imtes 9etreu uno rsolib srfhaen
perbe.
@usr erssbsnsr 9isner uno Witbirssr.
John 9. Sd1r6oer.
&sooin9, Nprl 6. bQB.
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I'm bic freien une unabbdn9een Stimm-
aeber bon Yerfs Sauntp.

StOtt WI N7VFtC SUUTtUs
O1itblrser Gufssmuntsrt burh sime 1ns
5abl mciner Sremnos, blsts id mid ais gan.
oloat an fur oaesImt bon G aunty G . his
~ ioner bei fcmmcnosr Spatjabrss
2Dabl; nnc fcllte icb 70 9Iitlih iein cine
Wsebrbeit eursr Stimmsn gu srbaltsmlo ser.
fprsbe ieb Die pfibten bes ssnannten 2lm:
tes ebrIi6 nno su eurer ptuissn 8efriep
9un9 bn Uerrihten.-ersetenh Der eHriss.
George .. gepon.
Ncabins, HusuIt 3. tp.
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S1erifs<G <GonDiDaten.
2(n Die freten unb unabban9i9en
Stimm9eber Don Scrfs @anntu.

D'ittitrser !-Da ieb bel ciner friibsrn &c,
lssenbst Die gbre aebabt bats, eub ipdbreno
orst Satrrn ais "S bcrif" bon 8erfs
eanntp gu bienen, 20 fhble ib mid Deran,
la6t, mleh ,pieberum ais ganbibat BEL fcm.
member 1Sabl anjnbietsn. SD erlutbe en6
oabcr ahtun9spcll um cure Gtimnem, unb
ipercr penn er,piblt ben pfiebten ces Ims
tee, ,pie icb MIDI fcbmeitblc baE es pcrbin ses
Ihcbeu lit, snr 3ufrlebenbeit oes putlifume
uabtommen. gusr MittIraer
Seinrid, Sinflv.
Suni Is. blB.
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Din Ole unobbangigen Stimmgeber
pon Serfs Gaunty.
Olitbitraer !-2luf 4nIuben bieler Breuns
Dc bin idb beipcssn ,poroen mid gurer Seaets
tuns als ein
Sanbibat fir bas Seberiff's 9lmt
bei fcmmenoer 1Dabl an3ubisten. Scllte ict
70 slhflieb fcn su senanntem Nmte cripdblt
su ,peroen, 70 Derpfiette ib mid bic Otlies
aenbeiten csdslten init Sreus unb ltnparteis
lihfeit aussuilten.
ener ersetcner 9iener uno Oaitthrscr,
Noam Qeie.
elIab SaunIbip, Upri( 10. bw.
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. Grbolten Don 9teu.9)Ort

&rbolten Don 9teu'Uprt
Sh ecppel uno sinlaufss Slintsn. 6laus
wv fse Spitclen; pcppsl unb sinldufiae
plitclen; waltsr's teribmte 3inpbhtehen
in lluneruen Soren. Die ctenseoacbtsu
Slinten ltnO NIT @crsfalt ausseiuebt uno
weroen ale psrlthert, uno perpen pcblfeiler
rertauft als jemaIs Slintcn in pisIer @tapt
pcrtauft puroen, am neueu 5artwaarens
Sobr bon Sranflin Miller.
gde Der psnn uno 4tsn @rase.
Ecaeina Suli 90 sm.
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Seinabe Seuer.-Sn Der lsshn Srsitaa
rpar i'm Diefissn aItsn marftbauIt, bas ndd,s
ffenS ab9sbroben wsrbsn fol-, Ssusr ansslsat,
mas ater balb wsber sslefbt purbt.
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ftnlueiasn
sinsnl psricfTss

|fbmueiaen
|einsm pericffss
nibt rrsimonatlis
Straw-bie 9raufame
Htrcisn BON Der Wm. @nas
Aabm ODER llntsrifi sung pss
5. Qoro Yalmsrifcn fbrist an
9Safbinston, msbrmals, bic Nuf>
unfersr &ssisrun9 ~ forosrn auf
bstra3en, Der in 6apana aIs pcrtu9ilis
|ecn(ul a9srs, wslcbss sin 9edmantsl
!tir snsn Srsuno bss afrfauiihcn Sflas
Danesls. Der eorb tsIbuIoists Sriit often,
sr burb zen amsrifaniIbsn Siee:Scnful
tlapensYapisrs ausfsrti9en lief, unb rsran9s
|esitn entlaiIun9, msIbs or. Ian Surn,
Fr camalS ben iutIibsn Sflapenbaltsrn cas
Compliment nabts, um misosr srwdblt ;u
\wereen, natirlib nibt gan; silis mar su 9ebsn
HSrif bsb i'm Nmts, Der SIcsn muros sufrss
tsn9eifeat uno Der aufritbti9s @alboun fbsnfte
feinem Srsunbs BAN Sursn eafir bic Stins
men bon Suo.S .Sarclina,aIS iis ibm nibts nut:
asn fcnntsn.
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sntfoben; 1te ,purbsn ater Uerfclst, erei Der
ibrl9cn anf rcr Slubt nieoerseitbo0en uno
Die anpern piecer III bic 8sfanssnIebaft sus
rifssfIbrt.
Son @en. 9aplcrs Nrmee. - @altiGo, ,.
10. Suli.- Sen. @ccl bat bel Busna Siita
unscfabr 27OO Oiann uub fann auf Scner'I
3aplcrs talcise Antunf fl retbusn, oer tri ben
QBalnut Sprin9s ttanb. Sor einisen Ga
gen pastsn fteb 1000 msritaniIhe Nsiter bic
auf 60 Wlsilen BON Susna Silta. Cir ace
btrtcn CUR 4rmss Der Senerdle Salencia II.
Sales, peIhe oen Befebl iiber Die Streit:
mabt in Gan snie pctolt ibernsbmrn fols
len $1,000 Olann iollen trrcits bort lcin
unr cine nct anicbnlihere Seritdrfnns pur:
be ernartet. Osnnctb wirb Ssn. 9arlcr, 70
halo CT iiter $500 Wlann befthen fam, nacb
Gun $uis potof pcrriden.
Oera gru5, 8. SuIi. - lletermcraen tpirb
@sn. spieree nit einem 9rc6en 3BasenSuse
bon bier naeb cer 5auptarmse abssben. Oa
tcr 3Sassnsus 5--6 Olcilen lang isln miro,
70 1T fanm 3u crpartsn. bab Ct nnanSefctbs
ten Yuetla erreibtn peros
Bon NcusWsrltc.- c.-Sriefs tom SantaSe
brinsen BIC Slaebrtht bab Obsrit prics am
%. Dlai pom Rrie9smmiiter bic mncripartcte
Jlabriht erbielt, pre1tpent pclf mibbiIlise
ss oaB 8sn. &earnep orn pcrtsen glnwcbs
nsrn cas 8irssrrett rcr Scr. Staatsu e..
tbelt babe. e5lcihjeitis entbisIt bic Stab
riht psn 8efebl, Feline Sebrltts su tbun, nm
DDS ertbeiIts Shrserrctbt in Hnwcnouns ~
trin9em.
Ratamorae, 13. SuIi.- Sors,tsrn wur
DC cine Sanpe msrltansr, tpsIebe Die Scaenp
s,pli6en bier uno 8rasos unIt6sr matten,
tbsils sefansen tbeils 3erttreut. garrabajaI
Icq G6 S,plIhen gerralpo uno gamarso NIT
einsr sablrelbcn Suerillabsnpe bsrumtrsitsn
msrfc. Die Staatsm Saliseo, Gan &u:
is pctc1 O1srlfc, 3aeatseas, Querstare II.
uauascalIsntes babsn eineu Somrsrbuno &C.:
idIc0tn nnc ilb perpfibtet, teincn Sriecens.
untsrbanclunsen ibre 3uitmmuns 5u sstsn.
Dicle uno dbnlebe SsfhbIs ItsIncn bel elmer
Wlsbrbsit bes meritan. Saltes UorSupaIten.
Aus osiem Srunce wuroe pem font fat uns
teIhrdntten ma6tbater Ganta Slnna aud,
oas 0ett ssnommen, Sriscen su feblisbsn.
3rcscem sebt Uon Sierra gru5 Die Nahridt
sin, pab Die Sriec.nsunterbanblunaen ciuses
letst uno tinneu O1cnatsfrif per Srieoe sc:
fbIcncn Iein phrce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-27
MarrteO.

In this village, May 90, the Vermont House, by Rev
+. Mcintyre, Mr. Alnnson S Whcomb to Miss Samanthia
NJ. Taylor, both Of Swanzey, N. II.
In Guiford, May 10 by b. w Stevens, Esq Mr. Joseph
T. Miller of Shelbune Falls MIS- Miss Laura SPrague
Of Buckland, Ms.
In Newfane, May %, by Rev o. Warren, Mr. Laban IL
Dexter, Of Dover TO Miss Ann w. Morse, Of Newfane
In Wilmington, May 49, at FoKs Tavern, by Rev. J l.
Smith, Mr. Rodolphus Warren to Miss Eunice Winehes
ter. Also, Mr. Ira ingram to Miss Betsey winches,er-a
Of Marlboro
In Nottingham May 81, By Rev. Mr. Balou, James Rob
eris Esq. OF Nottingham, to Miss Mary b. MoCuller, oil
Coerane Mass.
In Gill, Ms, April n, by Rev J. W. Canning Mr. Hle
Baker Of Orange, Ms TO Miss Ann p Mallard Of Gill.
In Greenfield Ms, May 10, by Rev Dr. Strong, Mr. AL
bert Worthnginn to Miss Leslina Long.
In Caboville, Ms, May 10, by Rev. Mr. Thompson, Mi
Marx Wells, Of Greenfield, Engineer the Z. H. H., tc
Miss Rosina H. Dawes of Caboive.
In Heath, Ms, May H. by Rev NJ Frary, Mr. Luciui
Graves Of Coleraine 10 Miss Dautha Marsh OF Heath.
In Sunderland, Ms, May l2, MIR Elhu Smith to Mis-,
Graca II. Graves both OF Sunderland
In Keene, N. H., May 10, by Rev. A. A Livermore, Nj
Jonathan Goode Of Auiol, Ms to Miss Almra Richard
son, of SwanZey, N. II.
In Winchester n. IL, May 10, by Rev J. w. Ford, MI
Norris G. Guernsey 10 Miss Abby NJ Pickett, all Of W.
In Chesterfield, N. H. May H. by Rev. J. W Ford DR.
Lloyd GoOdnow, OF Quincy, Ms, 10 Miss Sarah A. Abee
Of Chesterfield.
In Paper Mill Village, N. H., May I2, by Rev. Mr. Bar
Der, MIR Lesnder Amadon Jeweler, of Bellows Falls, 4
Miss Sarah H. Randall, Of Paper Mill Village.
In Nantucket, Ms, April ~, Mr. Asa b. Hutcneon 70
the Hutchinson Famy) of Milford, ~ II to Miss Eliza
beth D. Chase, Of Nantucket.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-27
A BOOK ADDRESSED TO
Those who Make BOots and Shoes,

And Especially to hose rho IFedr them.
THNHE Book Of the Feet; a History OF Boots and
IL Shoes with illustrations of the fashions of the
Egyptians, Hebrews, Pcrsans, Greeks and Romans,
aud The prevailing styles throughout Europe during
the middle ages down to the present period. Also,
Hints TO Lasl.makers, and remedies for corns, &C.
BY J. SPaRKES HALL,
Patent Elastic Boot Maker 10 her Majesty the Queen,
the Queen Dowager, sc.
'Mr Hall is the most fashionable among the London
boot understand his book has been received with de-
cided favor in the higher circles. London Times.
'For such visions as these the disciples
Of The lapstone should he grateful.
The sons Of Crspn, and every man who has
soul, should reward the publishers enterprise in the
preparation Of this elegant volume. Literary World.
Every lady who wishes a foot aud good fit
should carry this book with her 10 her shoemaker.
TO persons engaged 10 the boot aud shoe trade,
this work will prove Of great value, while TO the gen.
eIal reader il will be found more than usually interest,"
ng.'-HoRe Journal.
First American from the last English edition. Price
so Gents.
New York; Published by J. S. REDFiELD and
w. II. GRAHAM. 81
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Important to the Unfortunate.

ENHE desponding invalid and oil lhosr who have
Il been disappointed by false pelensions to medical
skill BY the rash and inexperienced exe iasl are
appfise,l that DR. Andrews may be consulted on the
95d and gath Of every month at The Vermont House,
Bratilehoro; who treats all diseases in manner pecu-
liar TO himself, and effects universally DIR. A.,
the only practitioner in the union who undersian
the true principles aud treatment of Consumption and
oil chronic, nervous, scfolulous parayc and Iheum-
attic affections, old sores, efysipeas, spinal disease,
seminal weakness, mpoenry, gravel, affections of the
urinary organs female weaknesses, piles diseases of
the lungs, cough asthma ysppsa, nercurs disease,
&C., &c, offers hope, energy, vgor, and perfect health
TO those who have been invads for years or from in
heriiance. The system pursued by DR.. A. has been
prescribed for upwards of ibriy years IN the Royal
Lock Hospital, London, with invarahe success 10
cry variety of diseases, being the mild and eica-
cious aud the only rational and universal remedies
all nervous diseases, consumption and insanity, could
be traced 10 be confirmed Of impotency all or
binary remedies being inappcable to those cases. dis
appointment thus follows; prisons with long standing
diseases make a trial Of his medicine gratis.
April ]. '53
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-27
JOHNSON g. WHATHnRBEH

WOULD give notice that they have just received
w large assortment Of Goods well adapted 10 the
trade of the season, comprising great variety can
be found in any store in this vicinity which they prom
Use to sell at gerry lOw prices
They will at all times be pleased to show their
Goods and tell their prices, and h purchasers cannot
feel object to buy Of them, they can at least bet.
Ter appreciate the extraordinary bargains promised
by those who, fortunately, are able 10 'underseP--
and wih' A call is most respectfully solicited.
NJ d. fair equivalent given FIR all kinds Of Barter
such as rain, Butter, Cheese, Dried Apple FIock.
ing, Flannel, Stockings, good Mitens, Palm Leaf
Hats, &c.
JOHNSON & WEATHERBEE
Townshend, May %, Is47. swis4o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-27
WILLIAM G.. NORTH,
Daguerrean Artist,

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Brat
tlebOrO and its vicinity, that he has taken The
rooms recently occupied by Mr. Bennett, (Main ST.
one door south of the Post Olce) where he is now
prepared 10 execute Daguerreolypc Miniatures IN q
style, said (bY competent ndges) be equal TO those
taken by the best Artists IN our large cities.
lie has beautiful sky light, arranged expressly 6i
the business, which acknowledged be superior 10
any olhef aud isnow used by oil the most disng Uish-
ed artists IN N. York, Boston and Philadelphia. MI
Brady of n. Y, took the frat premium al the last fair
at the American Institute, with pictures taken with
Eky light.
Mr. N. invites all lovers Of The fine arts 10 call and
examine his specimens, whether they contemplate sit
hng iVr their Miniatures or not. He has among bis
specimens view Of the old Indian House at Deer.
heldi (ihe hacks in The door made by the Tomshawks
are visible in the pictnre) also, OF the Stage House
and Lunaiic Asylum Of this place, which may he seen
with many other pictures free OF charge. Likenes~es
set in every variety OF style. He has largo assert.
ment of beautiful Gold and Plated Lockets As an
evidence oil his skill artist he will insert the FOL-
lowing:
VIM g. North, the celebrated Daguerrean Artist
i now operating in this village with The most crafty
ing success In the estimation Of good Judges his pic
lures are not inferior TO those of the best artists in the
coun,ry.-Frankhn Democrat.
Mr. Ediior,-Peru,it me, ihroagh your paper, TO cal
The attention OF the public TO the Daguerreotypes o
MI North. They compare very fAvofably with some
OF The best have ever seen, and have IN my possess
ion lkenesses taken by the FIRST artists in New YORK
city.
Rev. l.. l.. LANGsrRoTH, Greenfield, Mass.
He would simply add, that he received n diploma
two years since at the Agricultural air at Poughkeep
sle " and at the last Agricultural Fair at Spring
held Mass, his pictures were reported by the com
miltee 10 he equal to any there exhibited.
Bnreboro, May &c, is47. 4C
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In Gulford, May 49, Mary Elnina, daughter of Nj Jo-
seph and Mrs Sarah + Weaiherhead, aged mos days
In Townshend May 10, Miss Sarah Graves, daughter Of
MIR Joel Graves, aged 22-[Prnters in Mass, NJ H. and
NJ Y. requested 10 notice
In Pntney, April I, Mr. John Weir, aged Sc.
10 Westminster West April "a, Mr. Lyman Wilcox
aged 65.
In Ludlow May T. Of consumption, Mrs Mary SPahord
wife Of MIR Artemas Spaford, aged 80.
In Montreal, l.. c., Mr. Russell Briggs, formerly Of this
village, aged 40.
In COerane, Ms, March 10, Dea. Richardson Miner
aged 3d.
In Sunderland, Ms, May l6 Mis- Bradford wife OF Rev
Samuel C. bradford, aged 81.
In Deerfeld Ms May 81, Mrs Nancy, wife of Mr. James
Sheldon, aged 81
In Worcester Ms, May 6, MIR Marshall NJ. Pierce, o.
Chesterfield, N H., aged 81.
In Keene, N II May Is, Elijah Dunbar. Esq, aged 81
He was formerly Counsellor at Law, and graduate o.
Dartmouth College in 1888 He was highly esteemed
In Wapolr, M H., 4iay 4, Mr. Zephaninh Paine hget
49, Also May d. Mrs Mary, wife of Mr. Solomon Godfrey
aged GO.
In Swanzey, NJ H., May II, Mr. AbijAh Whitcomb, sge'
&c. lie a revolutionary pensioner aud probably lh'
last Of the heroes Of the battle Of Bunker Hill
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Nt'o York State .igriealrai SoeioiyThe May number
Of the American Agriculturisi contains list of premiums
which amount to upwards Of $1,000 in cash. besides large
number Of books The Agnculiurst says "1he Fair is
TO off the 10Th aud 10th days Of September
Saratoga The show ground to be enclosed will com.
prise OF fifteen Temporary buildings Of
pie dimensions will be erected within the enclosure and
every reasonable accommodation lie provided for all exhb.
ors Arrangements will be made with the several railroad
companies for the gatuous transportation Of stock we'll
as implements etc. designed for exhibition The hotels
Saratoga have agreed TO raise their prices above od.
nary charges which will be from 10 dollars per
day according to the style Of the hotel which visitors
please 10 pot up Hon Sas Wright late Governor Of the
State will deliver the annual address upon the OCCASION
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abduction Extraordinary In the Court Of Common Pleas
for Stafford county, N H. DIR Hiram Cove has obtained
verdict for $437 80 against Azaah PEARL for abducing
the plaintiff daughter FROM Rochester The mother, MIS-
Mary Cove, the calculated lecturer, and separated from
the doctor Lynn in 1912 because they united
in soul proved BY perpetual antagousm and dis
cord They both Of the Society OF Friends but Mrs
G.. accommodated in 1899. The father had taken
the daughter from the mother and the action brought
against Pearl because he assisted in restoring her TO Mrs
Cove, with whom she resides in New York city being
rs years old The case goes up 70 The Superior Court
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Probate District ofMarboro.
Ia Probate Court, May 10, A. d. ls47.
A Instrument purporiing TO he the last Win and
IN Testament Of DANIEL MIXER, late of Brat
eboIo in said district deceased is presented Tor pro-
bate by Samuel Clark, therein namel Executor there.
Of
Whereunon, il is ordered, that said Executor notify
all persons interested, that this will decide upon
the probate Of said instrument, at special session
thereof, 10 be holden al the probate office in said Brat
tleboro, on Saturday, the 9Th day OF June next, BY
publishing copy Of the record of this order Three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed al
said Bratleboro, previous TO said time Of hearing
true copy OF Record.
SO Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Req'r
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HAVE just received very desirable and well Sc
III eced assortment Of new SPRING and
SUMNER GOODS, which were bought for Cash,
and will and shall be sold ioto any other man or
sci Of men will or can sell, within The County of
Windham.
We are not disposed to cumber the Newspapers with
an enumeration Vi thou 'and aud one artcles of
goods that we have got and many more that we have
mol got, but would simply say that assortment is
complete and prices lower than the lowest.
Ma EDIroR I'VE wish you 10 put this into ain
gle column. Our Fathers taught us when young not
TO take any broader strath than could point out
WELL JONES & STETSON.
West Dover, May 10Th, I947. SO