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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30
STATE or VERMONT.

AFuouie DAFtu ~ -uuFtooFo,
In Probate Court, Sept 2sth, ls47.
The following petition is presented, to wit:
To the Hon. Probate Court for the district Of
Marlboro.
DExkJAH DUDLEY, in, Guardian Of OYLLNDA
ID MILLER an Insane person. Of Brattleboro, In
said district, respectfully represents that Il would
be conducive the interest OF his said ward to sell
the whole OF her Real Estate and put the proceeds
Of such sale nj interest Wherefore, he prays for
license to sell the same for the purpose aforesaid.
BENd.JdH Dudley, .JR, Guardian
Brat,leboro, Sept "a, ls47
Wherefore. il is ordered that said Guardian mott.
g all persons interested, that this court will decide
upon said application at special session thereof "a
be holden at the probate Office in Brattleboro aforc
said, on Saturday the 10th day Of October next b,
publishing copy Of the record Of said application
aud order thereon three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phonix, printed at said Brattlcboro, pre-.
yious to said time Of hearing.
a true copy OF Record
10 Attest, b. d. HARRIS, Regr
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Durham Bull for sale.

TUE subscriber will exhibit at the windham Co.
IL Cattle Show to be holden at Braitleboro on the
the 9Th day Of Oct. next, fall blood, Short Horn
Durham Bull, fourteen months old Of superior
blood and figure j. estimated TO weigh more than
500 lbs. Would beexchanged for cows with young
auction IL not otherwise disposed Of
~ few COWS with young calves, and two years
old hcifers wanted. NCDAY.
Braitlcboro, Sept g. ls87. 3r3
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Brighton Cattle Mnrket-srrr. ~.

[RPoned for he Epaisg 7Iardlsr.l
AT Market---2o5o head Of Cattle including 1000
Stores, 10 yokes Working Oxen, 80 Cows and
Calves, $3.50 Sheep and Lambs, and 1900 Swine.
Beef Cattlc--Extra o.; first quality $3.50 sec
ond quality s5,75 to So.
Store Cattle-sales Of ycarlings $40 to sl2,5o
two year olds si4 to $40.
Working oxen-sales noticed at 81, SIS, so,
and SOS.
Cows and Calves-Saies made at $40, s2i and
SIG to $40.
Sheep aud Lambs-Sales brisk, and mostly sold
before arriving at market Old Shcpp from 81 81
TO $3.50 and $50; Lambs from si.7a 70 81
Swino-Oid Hogs, Sc Shoats At retail TO Ie
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

RATHER NovEL.-It is stated that Col Car
roll, of Mathews county, Va, has purchased q
large island in Chesapeake Bay, and stocked ii
with black cats Several hundred have been
purchased and sent to their retired residence.
Tho object is to raise them for their fur, which
is quite valuable. We reckon all the Yankees
in the nation don't 1--we in New England
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Dagnerreofypes.

TINE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
Il the citizens OF Brattleboro and vicinity that he
has just returned from New York and will Be found
at his room, over IL ID Brackets, where he would
be happy TO wait on al those that may favor him
with call Lkenesses taken az the Vermont Da-
geurian Gallery, shall not be cxceIled by any osher
establishment in the country.
On hand and for sale eAeuP, Plates, Gases, Chemi.
Gals, and every thing used in the art
Pupils thoroughly instructed in the art, and fur
nished with apparatus, II desired
OH COOLEY.
Brattlcboro June le 1917 "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

Locof6co Nonlinaiions.-1h Locos Of Con-
necticut have nominated George $. Catlin for
Governor and O. S. Seymour for Lieut.. Cow
In New Jersey, state convention of the same
party has nominated Daniel Haines of Suffolk
for Governor.
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VERMONT PHOENIX.

Horse THETA fellow who recorded his
name at the Stage House as r. Rhood, OF
Hartford" spent the first days of last week in
peddlng books among our citizens. There were
several suspicious things in his conduct here
On Wednesday night, he stole horse in Sulli-
van, N. ii. He was traced to this place, hence
through Vernon and Guilford to the north part
of Bernarlston, Mass, where he was overtaken
by MIR Ira Wetherbec, on Thursday afternoon.
When found, he was asleep in the woods.
After hiscapture, and just as he had re-crossed
the Connecticut river bridge at this place, he was
permitted to get out of the wagon. No sooner
was he free, than he ran to the pier near the
" little bridge" and leaped into the water. He
was soon caught again, however, and taken to
Kecne, where he is to have his trial
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Vests, Vests.

a large lot Of elegant styles, which for beauty
mud durability, are far superior to any fancy PAL.
tcrns that have been in the market for many years
also an assortment Of the mon common kinds fos
eyeD day wear, suitable for hard service
Splendid assortment Of Fancy Scarf and era,
watts, among which arc some Of the most beautiful
patterns that were ever brought into this market
Also, a variety OF striped and oheckcrcd Shirts
an article the most fashionable in the city and made
up in the best style
Also, a lot Of Linen Bosoms, Collars, Suspend
crs Overalls, Green Spcncers and fancy articles in
the Clothing line too numerous TO mention.
lIrconclnsion he would say that he has endeav.
ored TO mike his establishment the only place to
buy Clothing Mt Great Bargains, and has the test
mony Of number OF the most respectable men IL
the town, that they can buy them ready made much
cheaper than they can get them up any way the,
can FIX Il.
lJHis numerous customers are invited 10 cal
and examine his stock Of goods and satisfy them
selves that they can purchase IS per cent cheaper
than at any other establishment in the country.
Remember the place, one door south Of dc Phanii
House.
Brattleboro, Sept 2s.
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The Playmate.

A Pleasant Companion for spare Hours.
COMPRISING Original Tales, Stories, and Bal.
" lads, Fables, Historical Anecdotes, Poetry new
and DID, aud readings in Natural History. Each
part will be illustrated with from II 70 10 Wood
Cuts, from drawings by eminent Artists.
The Playmate will contain articles By Mary How.
IL, Felix Summerly, hirs 5. c. Hall, John Y. Tay.
lor, Meta Taylor, r. H. Horne, Madame Dc Chafc.
lain, Ambrose Merton, Mrs Harriet Myrtle Charles
Boncr, Mary Roberts, Ber,hold Aucrbach, Hans
Christian Andersen, Ms James White, and the
Editor; aud Pictures BY H. J. Townshend, A. W
Elmorc, A. X. A. Henry Warren, h. Duncan, I'd.
ward II. wchnert, John Absoion, II. Wer, &c, &c,
The Playmate will be published on the first ofey-
forty pages, at OsE DOLLAR yeur IN adtuacc.
CROSBY A. NICHOLS, FubiiaheTy,
AVG Ill Washington Street Bosros
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A Bargain offered.

INOR sale or exchange, $40 acres Of Land in To-
IL MIA county Michigan-fhe County next aijoin.
ing the scat Of Government, and within few miles
Of Grand River; 240 acres Of Land in Ingham Co,
within few miles Of the Capital Of the State in the
same county, and $50 acres in Lapcer county about
so miles from Detroit and near iourishing village
The lands have all been selected with caro-, with
settlements all around them, and will be sold, or
exchanged for lots or farms in this vicinity, on f
yorable terms. Qy-Inuuire at this Office
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aO Cases and HaIcs

GUNE & GOODHUE have received their Fall
" stock Of Dry Goods, consisting Of all the new
styles TO be found IN market aud are now offered
for sale. Purchasers are invited to call.
Brattlehoro, Sept 10, ls47 &
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Phelps Trusses and Abdominal
Suup0rferS.

HvHESE instruments are admitted by all who are
IL acquainted with them, to be the cheapest and
hest now In use. For sale by DIR. r. SPALDINC,
Brattleboro.
Also, Doctor f. Cranes Spino Abdominal Sup
porter and Bannings Patent Lace ly2e'
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Official Account Of the Battles OF
Contreras and Churubnsco.
GEN. sHTELDS'S REPORT,


marched HE command from tho road running to
the south of his quarters, by which 1t was re-
ported many Mcxcans were retreating IRON the
field of Contrerns to the City Of Mexico. Ow-
ing to the thick patches OF maguey and rag,
ged rayine he could not reach his position until
Several hundred of the enemy had passed. As
the regiment emerged from the rayine into
field, extending to the road which field was
fankcd ON our right by stone wall, extending
10 the road and inclosing an orchard, we discov-
cred large masses of the enemy in the roau Dc
fore us; and although they perceived US at the
same time, they were unable to escape beyond
our reach until every gun in the battalion had
been brought to bear upon them; most, howev-
err. had broken into an open field opposite, which
only the more exposed them TO our fire.
Through this field, in full musket range of our
position, mingled groups of their cavalry and in
iantry continued to pass.
Shortly AFTER however, we perceived large
masses forming in line Of battle, under cover Of
the stone wall already mcntionedAand that
large body was advancing from the orchard on
our right flank and rear. Col. Butler immedi-
ately changed front to the right by flank move
ment, and brought the enemy, in both their po-
sitions, as they advanced from cover, under his
fire; this they returned for a short time and
then rctrcatcd. Col. Butler, percciving that
Others Of the enemy were passing through the
field, in our front, left few files TO guard our
rcar-formed again on the road, and maintained
steady fire upon the enemy, who continued to
pass for about twenty minutes. Largc bodies Of
Mex;cans then came fnrword and snrrendorcd
themselves ~ Ri pn,lor ,vha soa;ar o,hor
i,oias s,;iI ,e,,,;,,,. ,,,s, 40, ~, H.
o"e' sun oon''ie, iynluneu uPon ,''o roai win
.nree companies WINE inc rest OF 'ie regiment,
IN pursuance oil an order from the General, re-
tired beyond ravine to oppose very large
body Of cavalry appearing in our rear. OF the
enemy, one hundred and twenty-seven 12T)
were killed and wounded, and two hundred and
seventeen (2l7) taken prisoners. Among The lar
Ter were Tho follov;ro o;ccrs ~ ronl 40 I'll, ono
o,ano.al a,,;o.s, ,,, go. ac;o,,.. 80 niaiN
a. ra o.,ss., WV sun olree,S' WV eoi1no.s'
- - neasen'n. so.oneis, iour coniin nl
,hree captains, ana iour heutenants. Our own
loss IN the action, from the random fire OF the
enemy, was one sergeant severely wounded, and
one private slightly.
Captain Marshall with his company (E) was
left as guard over the prisoners, who were
placed in n church, and the regiment, soon after,
took up its line of march on the road to Mexico.
About noon the regiment was ordered 10 make
n detour IN the leff and strike unon tho s,re
rod IT,. I;staro, Lo,.srd ~, d,,a. 49,
~, 9' ~ a ~ o''N''' "O'N'
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Independent lfaiis.--The Grand Jury sum
moned by the District Court Of Connecticut,
have indicted three persons concerned in run
ming private mails
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Clothing Establishment.

rUNE & GoODHUE have received for sale
~ 40 Over Sacks and Coats,
30 Frock and Dress Goats,
rs Sack and Business do
so Boys' Goats,
80 pair Pantaloonz,
100 Velvet, Satin and Cloth Vests,
Green Spcnccrs, Over-alls, Shirts, Drawers, Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, valises &c.
Braitlcboro, Sept 10, al.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

ID r. SUGAR, d. II. Sugar, Crushed, Powdered
IL and Loaf Sugars, , hhds. prime Molasscs, Y.
IT, and o. II. Teas, Black Teas, Java Coffee, Starch
Saleratus, Rice, Box and Cask Raisins, Zante Cur
rants, Spices Of all kinds, Bar Soap, Picked and
Dry Fish, Tobacco, Pure Sperm and Whale Oil.
lt.e aio-s goods ceiling cheap at the Low
Price St0re. WHEELER / PRATT.
Sept. 20. S
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IMPORTANT NEWS!!
BY LAST ARRIVALS FROM
BOSTON,
AT DWINELL lbs,

NO. GRANITE Row, BRArrLEBoRo.
HNIIE importance Of the news by this arrival, Is
Il this, that there has been received very large
and rich assortment Of Nav style Goops for the
Fall Trade, and the interesting part Of il Is
that they will be sold very cheap.
Dress Goods.
Rich colorcd French Thibet Cloths, imitation do,
Indiana, Lyonese, plain, plaid, striped Alpaca and
Cashmere do, NJ. do LANES, Cashmere do, and a
great variety OF striped and plaid goods Of new
styles, with too many names tobc mentioned Eng,
Scotch and American Gnghams, some very cheap.
large assortment OF new style Prints rich coored
Silks, black, blue black and colored Alpines.
Also, Rich all Wool Cashmere Shawls, very
cheap; large heavy Plaiddo, with many other kinds
too numerous to mention. Embossed wooden, brown
and bleached Linen and colrd Cotton Table Covers
Wooden Blankets, Imperial Quilts, brown and
bleached Cotton Flannels, white and colorcd all
Wool do. Broaddtths and Cdssimaes chap.
Also
A large lot Of Looking Glasses, very cheap
Crockery, China aud Glass warc,--Solnr Lamps q
large lot andnew patterns, Wooden, Cotton, Straw
and Oil Cloth Carpeiings.
Feathers, nice article. Tea Trays, Table Cut
lery, &c.
Brattleboro, Sept 81, ls47. AVG
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Wanted.

WHITE and BRowN RAGS for which we viii
w pay Cash Also, from SO to 100 Cords OF
good Wood wOoDcoCK & vINTON.
Brattleboro, June Il, lS47 iy43
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From New Gcncsee Wheat.
Rough and Ready and sheldon a
Stone. ssEXTRA,n

rNAGLE MILLS, Saperfae Eamzy Flour, decid.
~ rib We hest article OF Flour sold in this yicin-
iiy, for many years.
The s'itsc2ilsas llGsn made arrangements to be
sap.,let eeSsTkSTir and AT All TIMES with the
wo brands Flour as above. The Sheldon 6 Stone
brand Is the same brand OF Flour sold BY US for
the last two years and in making sales Of some five
thousand barrels not a single barrel has proved 9th
er than the vEKr FIRST QUALITY Not single
barrel has been complained of ly he noa particular.
D7-Ask for 0Id Rough and Ready, j. e. Stone, or
Sheldon & Stone Green Brand Family Flour
Extra 0J-For sale by
TOwNSLEY & SONS,
Al als Sign efAe Elm Tree
Bn,,leboro, Sept. %, is47. S
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BLACK CHERRIES.

EIFTY Bushels BLACK cIfERRLES wanted
IL ToWNsLEY q SONS.
BmnIsboro. Sept 20, Is47. l''iG'
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No. Isl Washington street, Boston,
rs just opening, and Is constantly receiving with
i almost every arrival very extensive assortment
81
Zephyr and Tapestry Worsted, plain and shaded.
Embroidery Patterns. the richest selection.
Canvass in linen, cotton, silk, In all sizes.
Worsfed Ncedles--Kniriing and Netting Pins
prrfnrafesl pap.r. all coiprs aud sirer.
I....-l. sr,-i.s sfcka and sIoois plain & staied
Steel Trimmings, for Bag and Purses.
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads, bca quality.
Gold and Silver PRINCES, BrAi6S lAces, Cords
and Tasstis -Afsa--
A compl-te assortment es
Friages. Gi@ps. Cords, lasssis aa2 Bas.
s5ns, for Ladder Dress TriBss,iags,
toget,leS With beautiful selection Of
Paris Fancy Goods,
which he oFs Tor sale the most reasonable terms
~ CbunSy lisSoAaAfs will dnd il to their advan-
tngc to call aud examine the Goods before purvhas-
ing elsewhere.
Store open until o'clock, p. N.
p. s. For the convenience Of Country Dealers
have prepared Separate Rooms for the Wholesale
Branch In the same building.
No ISL IpashiagoH sireet--egrosiie the Washington
C16se HOUSE.
Boston, Sept ls47. 3ms
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90 Many thanks to JoHs LrsDE, Esq, of
Guilford, for a box of superb Pears and Peaches
Mr. L. possesses the reputation of raising good
fruit, and we are happy to have a chance to
knov that this reputation is deserved.
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CHASE & ORAMDAxI

HAVE just received their ftl and Winfcr Fash-
III ions from Philadelphia, New York and Boston,
and are prepared TO make Garments la the most
fashionable manner
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STATE OF vnRnxoMT.

-. Marlboro, -.
In Probate Court, Sept 81, lsi7.
The following petition is presented,-iowii;
A. dc Hon Probate Court for dc district Of 1arll0ro.
Toux RIcnMoSD, Guardian of CORNELlA I.
u STARR, minor, respectfully represents that &c
will be conducive to the nterestofhis said ward TO
sell the whole Of her Real Estate consisting Of her
distribntve shares Of the estates Of Asa Lsco and
Phillip Liscom, late of Halifax, deceased, and put
the proceeds thereof at interest. Wherefore, no
prays for license to sell the same accordingly.
JOHN RICHMOND, Guardian.
Brattleboro, Sept 81, ls47.
Whercupon, il is ordered, that said Guardian no.
ly all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application at special session thereof
to be holden at the Probate Ofice in Braiheboro
In said district OH the 9th day Of October next BY
publishing copy of the record Of said application.
with this order thereon, three weeks successfully In
the Vermont Phenix, printed at said Braitlcboro,
previous TO said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record
9 1iesL u. D. HARRIS, Rsgr.
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81 The Cheshire County Cattle Show is to
% held at Keene, on Thursday, Oct. 18th.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

INV fhhh UvVUos
THIS day received from New York, large as
n sortmcnt of Staple and Fancy Dy Goods, such as
IS pieces Plaid and Striped Ginghams,
10 oil colors Plaid
10 super Striped French
Oregon Plaid
10 Striped Cashmere Satias,
20 all Wool NJ. de LANES,
super silk warp Alpaca,
10 Lustres,
10 Striped and Plaid do.
Drab do.
rs new style Prints, &c.
COTTON GOODS.
Brown and Bleachcd Sheetings and Shirtings
Dnllings,
Canton Flannels, Brown and Bleached;
Ticks, Crash, Diaper, &C., &c.
For sale ut the sign, @Elm Tree
TowNsLEY SONS.
Semi. IL le47
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An article got up expressly for business men
made up Of all Wool Tweeds, Keniucky jean, &c
The style and quality, as also the make Of thes,
n Great ve-s>s,s ar Aps.ssIeo.s
OF all qualities and stylcs, Vt much less price
than he has ever been able 90 cll them hcrctoforc
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FARM FOR SALE.

IA CITUATED in the North part Of
fsss.f1 ~ Halifax, bordering on theroad from
.ssU3 Bennington to Brattleboro and Green
.At.H5 field, containing about 70 acres Of
Land, with a story and half House,
Barns, Sheds and other out buildings, all in good
repair an orchard of good Fruit, also good Sugar
Orchard. Said Farm is well watered and under a
good state Of cultivation, and will be sold cheap
For further particulars enquire Of A. TUCKER, in
said Halifax, or RoDsET CR0sIER, In Stamford.
RODNEY CROSIER.
Halifax, Sept ~, lsly emo
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N. Il. BROWN a co.,

Iron Founders. Many aetwvs and Whole
sale and Retail Dealers in Spard,
StHbbie. Corn and Side Hill
Pioughs. Cooking, Bon aud
Parior Stores
XII Z. BROWN & co. have most extensive
order, at short notice, almost any description Of
Casting in common use. Among which, arc
Plough Castings, great variety Mil and Factory
Machinery, Stoves, Fire Frames, Caldron Kettles,
Boiler Doors and Crates, Oven Mouths. Ash Doors,
Cuitisaior Teeth, Paf0a and Common; Sleigh
Shoes, Sad Irons, Gridirons, Pipe, Cart and com
mon Boxes, Grindstone Cranks and Friction Roll.
ers, Tubes for Wood Acqueducts. Hollow Ware &c.
at their establishment Esgc lVorls on Mechanic a.,
l Inis east Of Canai ST.
IIinsdale, Sept ls47. ~
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

ID II. CHANDLER q co. have just re-
Il eciyed new and splendid assortment OF
the country, and as the task would be endless TO
particularize, merely invite all to call and exam
inc for themselves believing that they will find II
for their advantage so to do
Wanted in Exchange,
All kinds Of Country Produce for which the
highest price will be paid Cash will not be reius-
Cd either for Goods or small quantity Of old notes
Putney, Sept 20, lsl7. AVG
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JAEGER, TREADwELL & PERRY,
Eagle Foundry.

NO. ff0 Hrsver tireet, Albany.
A RI inanufyaNrs n r.rions hin! f.oo.irg
N Plate and fnFlor stovcs, TO Hhith tis,g iasfr
tie attention u N rDle.
They will fr pirssci ., make nv ar-nagsncni
with one firm IN each fo'Tn for III sals d t,eir
New England Ar Tight Cooking s.c-e--a gI5nw.
ing Of which will he found ai.ovc.
Their list OF Machinery patterns l. yc.y extensive
having been collecting during the past my years
Millwnghts and others, may find Il 10 their advar.
Sept. %. w.
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made up in the most workmanlikc and fashionable
manner, Of French, English, American and Ger
man Broadcloths, which cannot be excelied In any
STORE In the State
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e APPRENTICES to learn Millinery and Dress
u Making business. TT. BASCOM
Bratteboro, Sept Is. 4
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BE We CLOTHED
Ar
f. FRANKS
Boston Ready Made Clothing Store.
Dress and Frock Goats.

UNHE subscriber has just received his extensive
Il assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods,
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WINTER CLOTHING.

HHASE & CRANDALL have just received a
" large stock of WINTER cLorHISo, which they
arc selling very cheap.
Sept 14th. 4
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Ada,isssos only % Cents.

E2-Tha above will exlibitat Windsor ON Thurs
day, Oct 7th; at Claremoni, y. H., on Friday 9Th !;
At springfield, on Saturday, 9th At Bellows Falls,
on Monday, 18th; at Keenc, on Tuesday, 18th at
Winchester, on Wednesday, lath and at Green
field Mass on Friday. Oct 18th.
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COMING ELECTIONS IN ls47.---The following
elections are yet 70 take place this year;
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az PIECES SILK and CorroS WARr ALPAc-
~ CAS-, for sale At great bargains, by
WHEELER PRATT
Sept 90. rs
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At No. 4, Granite Row,

HAT MAKERS wanted to braid No; 2 Hats, by
III 2. DICKINSON.
Sept. 20, is47. sws
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OVER COATS.
Frock sack Coats.

Cut in Pelto, Sack and common form, made up In
superb style and finish, from all tho mos, desirable
uafterns OF Winter CoatinrS
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Hard Ware.

Hard Ware
100 sett Knives and Forks,
100 Tea Trays,
100 Looking Glasses,
so pair Brass Andirons,
shoyels and Tongs, Brass Candle Sticks, Brit
ANNA Tea Pots, &c, just received for sale
CUNE q GOoDHUE.
Bratileboro, Sept 10, al.
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Boston Wool MnrIset-srrr. 81.

There is no change to notice, with steady de
nand.
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MIR. FIERCE,
African Lion i'm Harness !

uTThe animals in this collection are confidently
offered for public Inspection being the choicest
and most perfect specimens ever exhibited. The
majority Of them have been imported during the
last two years without regard to price, and form,
not only the best, but the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

ESLARGEST COLLECTIONS
ever presented to the public
The MenagcTie will exhibit at BRATTLEBORO,
on Thursday, Oct is,h. Open At I O'Clock,
+. NJ
The Procession will enter town about o'clock
in the morning.