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wCUKUy CONNIE RCIAL URNAL.

cred our figures in conformity. The receipts at this
port since September are l59,545 bales, against
80 ,s5S to the Same time last year The market ap-
pears much stcadicr to-day, being considerably re =
ticved by the heavy sales of the week. Middling
65a7, to Fair, 73aS cts. I0bacco-The Tobacco mar
kct still continues quite inactive though this is rather
owing to the stringent prices claimed, and to the few
desirable lots left for sale, than TO want OF demand
On Wednesday, four hhds. OF new crop were re-
cciycd 25 DAYS earlier than the first receipt OF last
year, and 10 days later than that of the year before
Sugar-The decline mentioned in our last has been
partially rcgained on the finer grades, which come
in slowly and meet with ready sale. The sales OF
the week embrace about 500 hhds., and the closing
rates arc-Infcror and Common Bal, Fair 45dl6,
Prime and Choice 4la5i cts. per ID. AoiaSSeS-
very fair business has been done, the sales of the
week amounting TO $500 brls to Northern and West
crn BUYERS of which 400 sold to-day. As to prices,
they are fully higher, and close this evening at
130231 cts per gallon.
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this year. The sugar houses and mills oil that coun
ty are the largest scale, and will bear compari
son with those of the most extensive plantations IN
are made on every plantation of excellent quail
ty and the largest three hundred feet IN length
Cotton-Cotton is coming into market slowly we
learn that there is about one thousand paieS III
Houston. The season for gathering has, up 10 TINS
time, been remarks ably fine and the planters have
made good use of it. There never has been year
before when so much has been gathered and packed
in Texas, when small portion OF IT has oeeh
carried to market up 10 this pcriod-GatreSton NeoS
nj 1ph Dcf
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CROPS OF TEXAS.

Sugnr-The accounts get from the country
present the prospects of our sugar planters
sualy favorable. What may be the quantity brought
TO market this year, cannot be ascertaincd with any
great accuracy. We believe that much the largest
portion Of the planted will be used for seed to
enlarge the present plantations, open new ones
another year; and this of the cane will continue
for several years to come We have direct informa-
ton that eight of the largest planters of Brazoria
county, will make, at least $500 hogsheads of sugar
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Tomlinson. w & T.. corn merchants Liverpool
osborne, T & Co, corn factors, London
Watson, Brothers s. Co, merchants, Liverpool
Watson, Ellcr & Co, merchants, Manchester
Watson, M'Knight & Co. merchants, Edinburgh
Wcstlake & Co corn merchants, Southampton
Wilson s Ebor spinners, Manchester
Wilson, Nash & Co, merchants, Liverpool
Woodlcy w & J. corn merchants London
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
TNHE RTNERSHIp h.retnfnro

II existing between The undersigned under the
name OF Van Brunt & Adams is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, the seniorpartncr retiring The
business OF the concern will be settled by Messrs
Adams and Stevenson, who are authorized to use the
name OF the firm for that purpose, and TO whom ali
dues must be paid. TUNIS VAN BRUNT.
JAS. G. ADAMS.
Baltimore, Oct. %, lS47
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CO-PARTNERSHIp.
T"TIE I'm NED GIfNID :,

Il tered into Co-partnership under the name of
ADAMS & STEVENSON, and will contin bust
ness at the stores Nos. 205 POT and 2O9 Lexington
street Opposite the market house) recently occn.
pied by Messrs. Van Brunt & Adams.
JAS. G. ADAMS
o. p. STEVENSON.
Baltimore, Oct. %, Is47. no ca
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PRESERVES &C.

TENHE subscriber would respectfully announce 10
IA the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PRESERVES,
which he can sell, wholesale or retail, fifty per cent.
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States 49,
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous TO examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part
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CANAL EXPORTS ron OCT

CANAL EXPLOITS FOR OCTOBER.
In analyzing the movement of property from this
place, and the accruing thcrclrom, as com
pared with past seasons, it is only a repetition Of
what was shown month ago The amount Of tolls
taken to LIST November reaches the magnificent sum
Of s ,016,s5l.1l, being Ss4lS,24S.ll excess over
the total of any previous
The amount Of merchandise left at Buffalo from
the opening of navigation to the LIST October, 1S47
SO 654 900 lbs. The quantity Of Salt received here
during the period is 295,84s bushels. We ex-
pcct to be able to give in few days the total amount
which will no doubt show gratifying increase over
the receipts per Canal, during the period last
year.
The following embraces the principal articles sent
forward per Canal during the month Of October:
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TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS.

"
Merchant " "e
Undersigned
The re
VessIm o
i ho
,hnwh tty sailed, wi
nwth
hvem
being rconvo Of mernm
s.
rclnsEr
From the Semaphonc Signal Book, page 49, of Instructions
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100


GREAT BRITAIN.-REyENqnE. Of
An abstract of the net produce Oh rr endn% the
1n,h Of October 1916 and 1871 showing the increase
or decrease thcroi: N
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCI ETY. OF LONDON.
" 4 Sarings Bank for the benefit ofthe Wido,c and
Orphan"
(EMPowERED ny ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CAPITAL 6 800 200 STERLING, OR e., 800 900,
Besides a Reserve Fund (from surplus premiums)
of about 5 1851 900,
Part of the Capital is INFESTED in the United States
T. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street, Hanover, Square, Chairman of the
Court of Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chi4 CffceJor america, - UaV ST., N.Y.
Jacob Harvey Chairman, Samuel S. Rowland,
John j. Palmer, Gorham H. Worth,
Jonathan Goohuc, Samuel NJ. Fox,
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
George Barclay, G. Edward Habicht.
EDW'D T. RICHARDSON, General accountant
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates Lists
w all street. or from either of the Agents, through
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies.
j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
For the United States and B. N. A. Colonies
Pamphlets, exp anatory of Life Insurance, and the
peculiar system of this Institution, blank forms of
application, &C., obtained at the Agents office,
German street.
US. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
Jonathan Meredith, Esq, Chairman
SAINT Huffman, Esq,
j. II N CuLoh Esq, M. d.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIN. German street
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS. jy 81 ly
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Total income ESQ, 595, E49, 552,S $40
COFFEE AND COTTON IN EUROPE.

Total income ..,.El4, $50, Al. IL ~ ~ 2Jd
Decrease on the quarter. ''0''-''
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SUGAR COAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

; Since resumed payment.
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152, 200, 900. 49,. 1O9, 800, 900

The Continental markets remain dull
Cotton-During the past fortnight we have done
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COFF EE MD VVI " =
Imports and Stocks, LIST october. ,o,-
IMPORTS. loto. ., 6nH mn
Othcr norts Europe . 235 800, 900. zoo, loo'ooo
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-11-16

Der beol,irftrn Qipbp nnh Sstur,,, SD..
fer unS @efabren nis onrs, % unn 50 ,
Ella fie bsifanben Nation h;sSs s m,n"s ssa ~.
hires @lsihen nirbt ouf Grhsn | '"'
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fleinen @umme ans bis o. fir @ n;s aos
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ffimmt hotte gsofb horouf Torh S;a ~
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in 6ip Spimotb ner @lnfI;d,sn no,S m ;hn
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pe, hen S>isnif ,sinss e.Sh,;s,.s '''p -
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Soff,isr @sina ssrtonsn Wot,rn.ss.' o't"''
feline Sofents fsir SVutt f,;S. S"aSag. SS;G.'.
fboft brorhsn f;rh sohn " ~ ,.'"' D'...a, h
Gnrono Gp"n'aJ, T uS9" Ivy -. g s.'9 "u'p
Dencr beo(eitete ibn Sn Snonien mil.
tbete Der Erejbeitsfrieo Qonp,, oross
GioenItboften liberftrob(ten bofo olIp fpi.
ne @offenbrlioer er tporo ,nit sRono nnh
Sroen, nit Gbrenseiben uno G;iItprn
ibcrbGuft; ct nor6 @enerol unb 0ppr.
fllbrer bob i'm innern ,oer,en btisb or
INNER oerIelbe beltbeioene oef,ibInons
un0 lipbsnsmYrh;oe slporn Sor y. aIe
arme Singing, Ql6 CT Sbreiber Dcn
2(loi Iio'5 9epeien mar. Sein Slid
blieb un9etrlibt, Elm @lncf, tpie rpobt ,pes
mig Wenibenteben es semdbrt boben ooer
9epdbren.
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Sin OorffbuQebrer erfldrte Ieinen
309lln9en, Dap Der Mono Don Men fben
belpobnt iei. Gin naiepeiler 8eneel
rparf Die Sra9e auf: ,,2(ber no fomn1en
ocnn bic Meniben bin, nenn Der Monp
obnimmt z" - ,Oie nebmen AUDI ob,"
ent9esncte Der perblllfTte Sbulmonarb
nit 9r6Bter 8ube.
Sin be6tlbmter Stoufpieler uuroe ouf
ieiner Our6reilf.pon Dem Oireftor zines
fleinen 3becters ann @oftfnieI pinoeIo,
Den. I'm feline 8eoinounoen oefroot.
forcerte er anei Orittel Der einnobne.
,Qb @ott-entoeonete Der orme Sirefs
tor -swei 0rittel ieht i'm eommsr
nebmen mir moucbuoi faum pin Orit.
tel ein."
Sin a,enn1nlronier hsr !, 81, So,f.
Den fonbprboren Ssornor,sn 50; n ~ ~
bottsn botts fom noh so.rtftntonS ,nn
muroe auf elmer Geile oefraot, pie er
biebe ,,Nibt Sbertown !" ontportete
er.-y9tun mie oenn 2" fraqte Der Sbor.
ldreiber ugi1t Sbertown !" erpieoere.
te er 5um 5,peiten Wal. = ,,6err fubr
Jpn Der erSllrnte 8eamte an, bier rperoen
feine ytarren5poien aemacbt, bier ffno
mir i'm &6niereib Sonnoper, ib belize
auD nidt Sbertown, ib mill aber Sb=
SflilPn milton IL (CSio hoiffon nttrft
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-11-16
M2S. Soensta0 0em 6. SSODcge0er, HSA7+
Sabre, q, gaasse SSmsas. A2s.
SsassfstaSc Sstass,mecr 12.

) $ $$ @
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an acre, exposing needless surface 10 eyap-
Grafton, but nicely laid up; the straw stalk
litter and the liquids Of the yard among the
muck, will ferment it strongly. aud the next
spring it will be black, free mass, and
spread like garden mould.
In addition 10 supplying the yard literally
with muck, quantity Of leaves may he
gathered, late in The fall, and used for bed
ding the cattle. Some farmers, instead Of
this, lay the planks Of the cattle stalls with
an opening between them Of about one.half
inch, and SO arranged as to be easily taken
up. Two feet thick Of muck or loan, is
put under the floor, and in the spring ii is
excellent manure.
The hog-pen is also an important help in
making manure -Four or five hogs will
make from April to December at least ,hir.
ty loads Of mosi excellent compost, if prop.
ely aiiendedto. In fact il is business
which they seem fully to understand aud
appreciate The hog yard should not be
extended over too much ground, as there
will be loss by evaporation attending it,
The yard should be in rs small compass
as practicable, aud two or three loads of
materials put in at time. As often as
once a fortnight, holes should he made in
the manure with an iron bar, and corn drop.
ped into them. By atiei ding to this opcr.
alton, the hogs will work the compos, over
from top TO bottom.
Every farm has not muck upon it, but
every farm has something in the shape Of
enriching materials which may be probably
carried to the yards. Rich turf, thickly mat
ted with grass roots, aud dug about two
inches deep, is an excellent material with
which to cover yard. The accumulation
of leaves and vegetable mould in the hollows
and at the foo, Of hills in wondlands-ihe
accumulalions by the sides of stone walls
aud fences in the lois, are also good. Eve.
~ observing and enterprising farmer will
find something on his farm, with which he
may prohIably increase his stock Of manure
think that observation will fully Justify
me in The remark, that the farmers of New
England nigh, generally double the quantity
OF their manure heaps, without detrimeni TO
the quality, by attending to the collecting
OF those substances 10 be found on ever,
farm, which, while enrichng in themselves.
absorb and retain much Of the liquids and
gases ut the manure, which would other
wise run 10 waste. +. IlOLBRooK.
BrattteborO, Aug. II, 1917
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New England Health Insur.
ance Company.

" Secretary JOEL w. WIRE, President.
The NslO England HeaiM Insurance Company, Of
Norwich, chartered by the Legislature of Connect
cut in May last, with capital Of 100000. will
insure the health Of males between the ages Of fif
teen and seventy years, on the following conditions
viz:
BY the payment of FIVE DOLLARS premium per
annum, they guarantee to pay to the insured FoUh
DoLLARs week in case Of sickness, or any acci.
dent which may prevent him from pursuing his 70.
year.
The company Is conducted on the Mutual princi.
pleso that all holders Of policies will share in the
profits of the concern without being required 10 give
any premium note, or being subject to amy assess
ment
Applications for Insurance may he made to
+. II. FESSENDEN, AoEsr.
BranlebOro, March 80, ls47. 81
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N. YORK BONNET MANDATORY,
Millinery and Dress Making
ESTABLISHMENT

MIR. & MRS. BAsCOM beg leave to inform the
WI Ladies Of Brattleboro and vicinity, that they
have received their Fall and Winter assortment Of
velvets, Satins Plumcs, Ribbons Flowers, Tabs,
&c.
Velvet Satin and Mourning Hats constantly on
hand and made to order at all times.
Dress and Mourning Caps, Collars, Tabs &C., n
great variety Cap Ribbons, Laces, Trimmings in
any quantity. We have also Florence and Straw
Hats Of the best material and made to order at all
times and ut the shortest notice.
0z-Old Donnets altered, colored and dressed in q
way that Is not to be beat
MISS W. h. HUBBARD, an experienced
workman from Hartford, win take charge Of the
Dress and Cloak Making. Miss II is furnished with
the latest patterns from n. Y, among which are
Dress, Cloak, and Nesct &C.
Miss II. feels confident all work entrusted to her
will be done as ordered, and perfect fit in all
cases.
ny-Milliners furnished with patterns, goods &C.,
as cheap as ever.
DTWanted Immediately, o ora APP
prcnticcs, 10 whom steady employment Is given.
n. b. 10 doz. Wood Bandboxes for Sale.
t. BASCOM,
Bonnet Manufacturer.
10 doors north of the Phoenix House.
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Fresh groceries.

> HHDS. p R. Sugar, hhds. Muscoyado do, 10
= boxes Brown Hav. do, boxes White do S
bbls Crushed and powdered do, Dbl. refined do,
boxes Loaf do, hhds. p. r. Molasses, hhds.
extra 81. Croix do, just received by
TOWNSLEY & SONS.
Nov. &c, is47. IA
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DIR. ANUDRS
nook STORE.
NO. RRIEK nnV


nook STORE.
NO. BRICK ROW.
NEO. II. SALISBURY keeps constantly
~ for sale general assortment Of BOOKS AND
SiAIiONERf embracing the Comprehensive
Commeniary--6 vols, splendid Quarto Bibles. DC
taSo ioiyglou do, fine Pew and Pocket Bibles and
iestaments, an elegant assortment of Miniaure Vol
smes well adapted for presents and a variety Of
Instantaneous Books, Albums, SC. Also, a general
BLANK BOOKS
manufactured and for sale ON the most reasonable
terms, and warranted to give satisfaction.
STATIONERY.
such as Fooscap, Letter Note, Bill. Ti.sne M.r.
Die perforated Post Office, Glazed and Wrann;r,,
faper, Letter and Note Envelopes. Fore;gn and
american Steel Pens Sealing Wax. Wafer. Rlscl
o S,i Red and lndelihle lax, Letter Folders
states inkstands, Pen-holders, Sand Boxes. Letter
stamps, Paints, Drawing Pencils, &C., &c.
Aiso,--A prime assortment Of Pocket Cntleyx
ann sancy Goods, Perfumery, &C., all OF which viii
be sold at low prices "''
subscriptions received for Chambers Cvclonsd;.
OF English Literature, and Lttelis Living 'Acs
Godeys, Graham's, Columbian and Union Mac.
aznes furnished free Of Postagel for 80 So er 30
num- IN advance. All other MAGAZINES and psrs-
oulcals furnished TO order
~; d. particular attention given 10 rebindin ola
BOOKS Pamphlets, Magazines Music Books r.
able terms. oH ieAson-
Brattleboro, June 80, is47. ,f.s
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stationery.

EuELD BOOKS, Time Books, Diaries for 1913,
IL Waters, Sealing Wax, Fancy and Tissue PA
pers, Morocco and Gross Section Paper, Medium,
DENY. Cap. Letter, Post, Grass, Envelope, Shoe
and Wrapping Paper, with large variety OF Pens,
&c. At the BOOKSTORE.
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Nails, Glass.

OH0VELS, Spades, Rope, Bed Cords, Sleeves
- Pals, Tubs, Brooms Baskets.
Also, Indigo, Sal Soda. White and Brown Soap
l'allow Candles Sperm do, Cream Tartar, Borax
Csmphor, Rot. Stone, Sal Nitre, Chalk, Resin, Elk
logwood, Alum, EPSON Salts, Castor oil, &c, foi
sale low Wholesale and RETAIL at the new Store one
'Dor south Of G. C. Halls, by
II ]. W. FROST,
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Palm Leaf, Palm Leaf:

"A subscribers and expe ting TO pay the same with
Palm Leaf Hats, are requested TO forward the Hats
on or before the 18th of January next, as all such
accounts must be positively settled prior to February
lst 1913.
P. r. CHANDLER & CO.
Putney, Nov. "a, ls47. Avis
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Gloves amid Mittens.

lust RECEIVED n splendid assortment Of
~ Gloves and Mittens, Tor Fall and Win
ter wear. Also, a lot of Gloves manufactured BY
Ii Tracy, JR., Windsor, VT, who is acknowledged
by all, the best Glove Maker in the United States,
and for sale by W. G. SPUR & co,
OPPOSITE THE STAGE House..
p3-CASI paid for SHEEP PELTs.
w. G. SPUR & co
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30 Cases and Rates

uNE 4 GOODIUE have received their Fall
~ stock Of Dry Goods, consisting Of all the new .
ssyes 70 be found in market, aud are now offered
Branlcboro, Sept 10, ls47. A
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Puiney WOODEN Factory.
sweet Potatoes
Carpets and oil Cloths

40 PlEcRs Carpets aud Oil Cloths. Hearth
M Hugs, Druggets, &c, Just received for sale
BrattlebOrO, Sept. 10, ls47. E.
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New and Cheap Groceries.

fIhiE subscribers have Just received their new
i stock OF Groceries which we will sell at extreme
low prices. WHEELER PRATT
NVf ~ evils
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CrOckcry and GLASS Ware.

& CRATES 0FOckay and Glass Ware, new and
y beautiful patterns just received for sale.
CUNE GooDHUE
hiAtueDoiu, sept ~, a.
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Sleigh ~ Us. sc.

d STRINGS polished Sleigh Bells,
IL do. do do. by doz.
Dinner Bells all sizes, for sale by
WILLIsTON & TYLER
Dec G. 10
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Medical Notice.

nR. Il. +. DAVIS would respectfully an.
Dnounce TO the citizens Of Brattleboro and vicin.
iy that he has located himself in Bruuleboro East
Village, where he may be found ready to attend to
all calls in the tine of his profession. DIR d. deems
II proper TO inform the public that his system Of
practice Is based upon the principles Of the Reform.
I'd School ~ Medicine As taught at the TAop.sonias
Bo'an'oo Sieieoi Coisgi csisrin,sai oAio, Worces-
ter, Mass &c; ITuscriosg all substances as medici
nal which have tendency TO poison the blood, and
TO depress the vital energies Of the system IL /,
unnecessary to state in This notice anything with re-
gard TO the superiority Of the Botanic Remedies over
those deeterous Drugs which are so freely dealt by
the AHoPatlic or Old Sclooi Physciass; for the viz
tues OF our remedies too well known and nppre.
eiaied by al who have tested them to need com.
meat. DIR ID. would therefore state thar he deals in
no substances but those which act in harmony with
the Vas Medioairir Nature, or healing power of ma
ture, and which assist nature in her efforts to re
move disease. This theory, with the advantages Of
three years experience in treating diseases incident
to this climate, with good success he hopes will Sc
cure public confidence and patronage.
Rooms at George Bugbces directly opposite the
water Cure Establishment" where he NAV be
found except when absent on professional business
n Is, Botanic Medicines constantly on hand. pul
up IN the neatest manner and labelled with direc.
tons for use
Brat,leboro, June 50th, ls47 Iv4s
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BEAvna cLorHs.

Lh. Brown, Blue, Olive, Plain and Wave Bea-
~ yers: piece Blue Macknaw Blanket Coating
just received by
TOWNSHIPS SONS
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NUGAR. just received prime article Of W I
- and brown IIay. Sugar for sale very low hy
)PILLLSI0N4. Tyler.
dec. 9. 3wlG
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I'VE Subscriber has on hand, Il do not saw the
yet have good assortment Of Ladies', Cen,ie
mems Misses, Chdren's and Boys Boots, SHOES
1aiteIs and kuhbers, which offer low for Cash.
hu6bers by the Doz at the lowest prices.
N H. Manufacturing of all kinds Of Ladies. Gen.
uemens Misses and Children's Bootecs and Shoes
done at short notice at the old stand '0S'
G5-HdlFs Building.
p...,., p. sIMoNDs
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Window Glass,

A IL sizes, kept constantly for sale Also, Glass
"A cut TO order by
wILLIsToN TYLER.
Dec G. 6wIs
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Axes and saws.

HUNTS 8 wHEELERs hand Axes, do Broad
III Axes and Hatchets.
Wechs Wood Saws, cross cut and circular do
Rowlands Mill Saws, all warranted Just re.
eeycd for sale at the lowest prices, by
WiLLIsPONS' TYLER.
Dec 9th. Gwl6
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ii. II. BROWN a. Co,

"0" 01",I''si HHHlJ utlaTeFs and IEK0le-
sale and Rftaii Dealers in Spard,
Sfubbh, Corn aud Side Hi
Pfoughs, Cooking, Boz and
PdriOr Stones.
III T.. BROWN & co. have most extensive
IL assortment Of Patterns and manufacture 10
order at short notice, almost any description Of
1asting in common use. Among which. arc
though Castings, great variety Mill and Factory
,n,iaShlney Stoves, Fire Frames, Caldron Kettles,
Cultiyator Teeth, Patent and Common Sle,gb'
shoes, Sad Irons, Gridirons, Pipe, Cart and com.
mon Boxes, Grindstone Cranks and Friction Roll.
ers, Tubes for Wood Acqueducts Hollow War. &C.
at their establishment, Eagle Works on Mechanic n
| . rods east Of Canal 81. 81
Hinsdale, Sept Is47. 10