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In Jamaica, May e5 Jason Gardner son Of Mr. Nathan
s. and Mrs Casta q. Howard, aged yrs. 9 mos.
In Westminster. May "a, Scion NJ, only child OF Mr.
Edwin and Mrs Fanny Gibson. aged Is mos.
10 Troy, May 49, Mr. Joseph s. Newman. aged rs,
Ia Bennington, May &c. Samuel, son Of MIR Henry Har-
wood, aged 81.
10 Cssile,on, May 20, Mr. Noah futile, aged7
In East Poutney, May g. Of consumption, Mrs Lucy r.,
wife OF Dea William P. Noyes, aged ".
In Greenfield, Ms, June 2, Mrs Amira, wife Of Major
10 Dserfeid, M.., May %, Mrs Trphsnia w.. wife Of
Capt Eli Cooley, aged 20.
In montaRue, Ms, May 80, Mis- Edithai vile o. Mr.
Samuel bardweli, aged 81.
In Guford, May 49, OF consumption, Mr. John W Thnr-
Der, in the 18Th year Of his age. lie kind and aiec
tonste husband and father good neghbor and citizen
beloved by many, and respected by all He bore his pro-
Iaced illness with Christian farli'ude and patience.
In mlnhood's prime life was denied,
Earths Joys and sorrows done,
By faith be lived, in faith he died,
And len bis earthly home.
His partner and friends eil 10 mourn,
In sorrow, grief and pain
Yet they believe their earthly loss
Is his eternal gaia.
To the cold grave TO which we haste,
His body is given
While he sleeps there we humbly trust
His souls Al rest IN heaven.
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Marrteo.

AT Brateboro on the 9Th inst by the Rev A. H. Cspp,
o. II. Plat, Esq, Of New York, Mss STELLa n,
daughter Of C. Townsley, Esq. Of the former place.
In this village, June @ by Rev J. II. Willis, Mr. Charles
p Wood to Miss Jane King, both of>Aihol, Ms.
n this village at the Stage House, June 2, BY Rev. A.
Huntington Clapp Mr. Benjamin b. Eastman, of Norwich,
TO Miss Lemlra Lewis, of Northampton, Ma.
And AZ the place and time by the Mr. Ephraim
X Frost of Pe.ersham, Ms Miss Harriet Backmer, Of
Dana, Ms.
And at the same place, BY the same June g, Mr. William
NJ. H.
In this village the Vermont House, June 2, BY Rev
John II. Wils Mr. George j. Day, Of Chesterfield, NJ H.
10 Miss Phebe L. TouFtellot, Of Winchester, ~ H.
In WILMINGTON, May 20, by Rev j. w. Bailey, Mr. Hiram
Cush,nan 10 Miss M.riete Wilder, all Of Wilmington.
In Vernon, May q, by g. wsshburn, Esq Mr. Charles
Hull to Miss Lucy Ann Noble, both Of Westfeld Ms.
And the place, by the same May % Mr. Richard
NJ sprague Miss Henrietta L. Walton both Of North
field, Ms
And at the same place. by A. H. wsshburn, Esq, June
l. MT Henry H. Dodge Of West Brookfeld, Ms, 10 Miss
Elizabeth Smith, Of Whliamstown, Ms
And the place aud lime, BY the same, Mr. William
f. Smith, Of Leverett Ms, 10 Miss Eliza A. Brookln, Of
ShuiesbuIy, Ms
In GuIford June 2, by Rev. A. Haynes, Mr. James w.
Spragus Of auckland Ms, 70 Miss Jane Alice Of Deer
field, Ms.
In Rockingham Centre, June ], Mr. Amos @ Sears. Of
Dover, Miss Susan A. Davis, daughter Of Mr. John IL
Davis, Of Rockingham.
field Ms. TO Miss EEsbeih d. Pusfer, Of Rockingham
IN Clarendon, May s, Mr. William @. Marsh 10 Miss
Marcia daughter Of Hon. Frederick Button
In Nosth6ed, bis, June ., by Rev. n Bullock, Rev
Charles O. Houghton Of Dummeaton, 10 Miss Charlotte
c. Sawyer, Of Northheld.
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LONDON MOP MARKET, MAY IsrH.--A N improved
feeling had manraed itself in the market for all kinds OF
Hops and In the better extensive business doing
Prices shade higher. We quote Midland and East
Kent 96s TO 1884, weald Of Kent 90s 10 lois and Sussex
pockets 76s 90s per The accounts from the plant
aons represent that policing had concluded and that the
grounds consequence Of the late cold weather were fee
from weeds Of every description The Hop Is coming up,
late in the season beioe il made its appearances s growing
remarkably fast and is little infested with the flea. APP
psarsnees are, al present. IN favor Of large crop
Wilmer y Smiths EuyePeaH TiTnfs'
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THE MANY-BEADED WHEAr-of which we have
recently had SO many marvellous accounts in the
papers, 10 indigenous TO Csliorna. II is said that
six heads d this wheat procured by Major Sper.
ing, from native Of the Usage tribe Of Indians. pro-
duced six huz<lred grains which were planted by
Mr. Alpheus Baker, Of Ibbeve. s. c., the produc-
ton Of which was ten thousand heads. The ground
on which the wheat grew was measured by an ac-
curate surveyor--the heads counted--and one head
shelled out, and the grain weighed; calculation
was then made, the result Of which was, that the
wheat produced at the rate Of two hundred and
thirty bushels to the acre. II was planted about
the last Of January and cut on the 29th Of June
The land on which il grew is poor and sandy, and
was unassisied by manure This is a tall story, il
is true; but we have special reasons that we are
aware Of for calling in question its credibility-
Superior culture is always accorded to new seeds
and hence the wonderful productiveness of many
kinds, particularly those that exorbitanty crack
ed up.-MaiRe Caitipafsr.
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STATE or vnRnnoEr.

In Probate Court, June 8, Is47.
A COPY Of the last viii and Testament Of JACK
IA SON ARNOLD, late Of SoOihboro. in the
County Of Worcester and Commonwealth of Massa-
ehusels, deceased, with the Probate thereof by the
Probate Court for said county of Worcester duly au-
thencated, Is presented by Sullivan Fay, the Execu-
tor therein named, who moves thar the same be filed
and allowed the last Will and Testament of said
Decreased, in this State.
Whereupon il is ordered that said Executor notify
all perons interested that this Court will decide upon
said motion at the session thereof TO be holden at the
Proba Office 10 Bratteboro In said District, on the
last Thursday Of June instant, by publishing copy
Of the record Of this order three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Ph9uix, printed at said Bfailleboro,
previous 10 said time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record
~ Attest, b. d. HARRIS, Reg'r.
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state or Vermont.
PIobaIe DIslrIcl of MaIlboI

TfoDtic Dthuitl OF hdIlDOIo
IN Probate Court, Jrns LIST, a. ID 1877.
ZONES Alfred Arms, Executor Of the last will
~ aud testament Of JERE ARMS, late OF Guillord
in said district, deceased aud ies his administration
acccouni for examination and allowance.
Whereupon il is ordered that said Executor notify
all persons interested that this Court will decide upon
the allowance OF said account al the session thereof,
TO DO holden at the Probate Office in Bralleboro, 10
said district the last Thursday of June inst, by
publishing copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed al
Bra.ieboTo aforesaid previous 10 said time Of hear
ing.
AZ Attest, b ID. HARRIS, Reg'r
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract Of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared
in reference TO female complaints. No female, who has
reason to suppose she approaching that critical period
" The tHTH IF Le, should neglect TO take H. IL
tain preventive for any of the and horrible dis
70 which females subject at this time Of lie This
period may Be delayed for seeerA years By using dis mtd
cine Nor less valuable for those who approaching
womanhood s calculated assist by quicken.
ing the blood and invgorang The system. Indeed this
medicine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases 10 which
subject
II braces the whole system repews permanently the
stimulating the system produce subsequent re.
xaion which Is the Of medicines for fe-
male weaknesses and disease.
GIRLS, READ THIS.
You have pale complications, dull eyes, bolches the
face rough skim ireckles and "out II spirits =
bottle or two Of DR. Townsends Ssrsuparilll II will
cleanse your blood the eckles and boches and
give you ANIMATION sparkling eyes hne spirits, and bsaui
fol compexions-a Of which Of immense value to
married ladies'.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE
DR. Townsends sarsaparila ia sovereign aud speedy
for ineipent Consumption, Barenness LeucorfhGa
Whites obslnated difficult Menatruation, Incont
OF Urine involuntary discharge thereof and fol
the general prostnon Of the sysemno matter whether
the result Of inherent eanses produced by rgu
lnrity illness, or accident
Nothing be surprising than its invigorating ef
ecls the human frame. PersOns all weakness and las
sude, after taking IT, at become robust aLd full
energy under ia influence II Immediately counterac
the nervelessness OF the female Frame which the gTea
Of barrenness.
Il will be expected Of u.s. of so delicate ma
uTe, to exhibit certificates Of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of been report
ed 10 Several where families have been wiIhou
children after using few bottles Of this invaluable medi
cine, have been blest with healthy offspring.
DR TowssEED-My wife being greatly distressed b.
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually b.
pain and sensation Of bearing down, falling Of the womb
and with other difficulties and having known when
your pedeine has effected great cures and also hearing
recommended for such cases have described obtane
bottle Of your Extract Of SarsaParils, and followed In
directions you gave IN a short period il removed he
complaints and restored her health Being grateful for tn
benefits she received take pleasure in thus aeknowrdr
| ing il, and recommending il to the public.
Nj. ID. MOORE
Principal Office l26 Folion street, door to the su
| Office.
| nr For sale by BUTTON n CLARK, WHotEs.l
AeEErs, Bfaeboro and by principal druggists throughou
the United States, West Indies and Canada az
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B. d. HARRIS, Ree'r
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate DlstFlct OF MARLBORO.
IN Probate Court, April 10, 1917
CtOME Cynthia Gains and John w. Thurber, Ad-
~ ministfatoTs upon the Estate Of LEONARD
GAINS, late Of Brallleboro, deceased and file their
Administration account or examination and allowance.
Whereupon il Is ordered that said Administrators
notify all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of said account and decree dis
tIibuon Of said Estate among the Heirs Of said de-
ceased The session thereof 10 be holden at the Pro-
bate Office in said Brallrboro, on the last Thursday
Of June next, by publishing copy OF The record Of
this order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at said Braleboro previous to said
tins Of hearing.
true copy Of Record,
42 Attest, d d. HARRIS, Reg'r
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Adn'eraed Linseed 0iSeveral importers Of nseed oil
from London and Hull have been surprised find their oil
largely sdulirraird with the oil OF rn very cheap nrt-
ce and runous 10 the qualities Of nseed oil when mixed
with Il. Zone large parcels hand this mar.
ke and in Boston: The oil rsina has pungent like
NJ " lohrnal Of Comnfree.
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MilIiner & Dress Maker,

WOULD say TO The public that she continues the
w above business il oil its various branches, over
the store Of Messrs Wheeler & Pratt, opposite the
Stage House, and has Just returned from New York
with a rich assortment Of Millinery; Florence, Straw
French Lace, and SHRED Hats Of various descriptions
Silks. Ribbons, Caps, Head Dresses, Flowers, Rich
Blonde Lacrs and 'leiugs, and other articles too nu.
mcfpus TO mention.
co MovRNEo BaNagTs constantly on hand, both
Mode and Aiapine, Cnlafs, Tabs. sc.
ALSO-Shrnuds, Gaps, Handkerchiels, sc.
LiKEwIsE-Dfess-M Making attended TO in The best
manner and latest style Hs-SIaw and Florence
Bonnets repaired, brached and pressed in a manner
corresponding with long experience.
pJ- The above articles will be sold as low can
be purchased elsewhere. II
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Of ten years standing The young may be examined
By calling upon hn-he has several bad scars-bn the
have been entirely healed up for than moas
New York, March 15, i647.
DR TowssEsD; Dear Sir IL have the pleasure To in
form you that your Sasapafa has cured Of the
kind Of Of Scroius OF than yeaTs standing
Indeed, have had less since child had
bad both sides Of my throat and attacked my
eyes, causing 10 be almost blind l am entirely
cured and have been for than six months took
other medicine and quite certain my recovery 10
my neck and eyes, Persons that are creduous may
eonvncedby calling on me-
HENRY NJ. TICE,
leg Mulberry o..
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CONCERT OF THE BAKERS.

This interesting band OF vocalsts gave Concert,
according TO appointment, In this village, on Tuesday
evening Of last week. They had good audience and
sung TO the evident satisfaction and delight Of ell.
The improvement they have made within two years is
surprising, and we regard them inferior to no
perlormern Of the kind that we have ever heard.
Green Mountain Freeman.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
EFUVutt DF7FIFVt VI HFu'IUVl
10 Probate Court, April IS, 1S47.


10 Probate Court, April IS, is47.
A N Instrument purporiing TO he the last Win and
n Testament Of LEMUEL WHITNEY, late Of
Brsttebofo, deceased, is presented for Probate by
Samuel Whitney, therein named Executor thereof
Wheieupoa il is ordered that said named Executor
notify all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon the Probate Of said nstiument at the session
I'll eof to be holden at the Probate Office in said Brat
tleboro, the last Thursday Of June next by pub
fishing copy Of the record OF this order three weeks
successivey ia the Vermont Phenix, printed at said
Brattleboro, previous TO said time Of hearing.
true copy OF Record,
~ Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Reg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District Of Marlboro.
In Probate Court, June Z, lS47.

In Probate Court, June 7, is47.
Gt0MES Margaret Miller, Widow Of STEPHEN
~ MILLER, late Of Marlboro. deceased and
moves the Court here for an assignment Ia her Of
Personal Property from the Estate Of said deceased
WheTeupon i, Is ordered that said Petitioner notify
all persons interested that this Court will decide upon
application at the session thereof TO be holden at
the Probate Office In BratIeboro in said District on
the last Thursday Of June instant, by publishing
copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
lively in the Vermont Phenix, printed at said Brale.
boro, previous 10 said linie Of hearing.
true copy Of Record,
~ Attest, B. ID. HARRIS, Ree'r.
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Chayet Of Reps.--A man named Lindsey A. Ingalls,, and
named Elizabeth Farmer have been arrested a.
Lowell, as principal and accessory in rape committed
upon young girl named MITCHELL The victim was from
Vermont only 6 years age and was o feeble frame
and intellect Both Of The accused committed jail
TO answer 10 the change Boston Courier.
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The subscriber would hereby gratefully express to the
"Gentlemens and Ladies' Association Of the Congrega
onal Church and Society," his Of the kind regard
they have manifested for their PASTOR in the Donation BY
the American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions. "The liberal deviseth liberal things"
A. HUNTINGTON CLAPP.
Brsttleboro, June 9. is47.
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Phoenix House.

A1A TNtfE subscriber having recently taken
tss:R d and Iefiied the Phpnix House, would
,ss,X& give notice that he is ready 10 receive all
SszAasz1A such may favor him with their patron
age; assuring them lhst his ACCOMMODATIONS shall be
equal 10 those ni any House in the virinity.
Patients visiting the Water Cure Establishment can
find here nice bath house aud all other nccommoda.
tions necessary for Of treatment under the
Cold Water system, together with board,
bic terms.
Families and transient persons visiting the place,
can be furnished with pleasant rooms and board
Ice Creams served up at all hours 10 The day. Par
Ties furnished at short notice. reasonably.
CBAS. g. LAWRENCE.
May LIST, 1871.
iL5r There is also Livery Stable anarhed TO The
House, where Saddle HorSes, Bpgges and Elegant
twn Hnrse Carriages, will he furnished at short nntce.
Charges reasonable. A. FARR.
NAV I, i847. a.
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BRATTLEBORO ACADEMY.

TIME Summer Term will commence Wednes-
Il day, June 9th II is hoped that such will be the
efforts secure the intellectual and moral good of the
pupils, that this Institution will richly niert and still
receive its share OF public patronage.
Should Sufficient encouragement be given, Teach
er in Music, Drawing, &C., will be employed.
n. HARRIS, Principal.
West Brailleboro, May IS, al. 40
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The Bay Slate Courier. published in Springfield b.
Horace S. Taylor, and edited by Dr. J. G. Holland
discontinued last week, on the issue lis 2sd No
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Pass AoHg-Yss, pass along, whether you believe
or noithai onesided whisper against the character Of
your influence bear up the false report aud push il
along the
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a paiaabs HorseA wag in Pennsylvania long since
purchased very fine horse Returning from ride few
days afterwards he said that he discovered quality in
this animal which added fny dollars to his vaiue-aHs
shysd al a c0nsfabieg'
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NEW YORK MARKET, MoEDAY, JUEE 7rH.-FIOw
less aeve Genesee offered for SO per barrel without end
ing purchsses Western sOld So g. Co-i5Ooo bushel
Northern Yellow sold At 20 q Oats So cts Rye 81
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Cheap 7raUeng III is stated that the travelling fare
from New York to Montreal is bot 81 5O-the
TO New Haven The expense Of trip from Boston New
Orleans Is Sqz Ten years ago. il felt little short Of 500
The fare from Troy % So Johns Is only 81 LIZ cents.
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The Poisoning Of Wedding Party in Texas,
noticed few weeks since, is said 10 have been ac-
cidental-arsenic having been used in the cakes and
pastry instead OF saeraus AT last accounts IS had
died, and Is or 90 more were in doubtful condition.
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The greatest discovery Of the present day s that Of th
editor who says that in order get well 10 this world
man should have gold in his pocket srer in bis tongue
iron in his heart, and brass in his face.
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Another ReQuisitiOn upon .Missouri.-The War
Department has called upon the Gov. Of Missouri for
battalion Of companies OF mounted volunteers to
serve during the war with Mexico and TO occupy
the posts TO be established on the Oregon.
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LYMPlAN FESTIVAL.
SANDS, LENT & co.'s AMERICAN CIRCUS,


First season since their tour in Europe
CoMPREHENDlNG in one extensive and mag
nhcent entertainment, all the waited exercises and
talent OF the Arena, the Gymnasium, and the Menaee
embracing the most brautiu stud Of Horses and the
most costly and brilliant equinage-Io be found In ali
Europe or Misunderstanding collected from the most
celebrated stables Of the old world, during a seven
years. tour Of the proprietors. Among the nos com
handing features Of this troupe is the thorough bred
English Horse May-FIy,
who dances in an inconceivabe prncefv stvle. and in
perfect time with the music, all the fashionable Pas
Artists
THE TWIN PONIES, Damon and Pythiss, in
their innumerable Feats Waltzcs Tricks and Exer-
cises.
The scientific and wonderfully trained FIGHTING
PONIES, Deal Burke and Tom SPRING
The diminuiive, elegantly fprmed and gracefully
taught FAIRY S'rEED CINDERELLA, purchas.
ed at Ffancvni's Paris, and Aslley's Royal Amphi-
theatfe. London, at an immense cost.
The hiRh bred and beautiful thorough Arabian
POLKA HORSE, Pas Temps.
And the most beautifully marked, highly trained, do
Gle and sagacious
LILLIPUTIAN TROUPE OF IL PONIES,
all Of which are Tor the first time presented 10 the
American public, and will be pronounced By all who
witness their achievements 10 be the richest novelties
and the highest exhibition Of art and excellence in
eqiestrans that wealth and enterprise ever succeeds
ed in introducing into this country.
PROMINENT and IN bold relief 10 any similar exhihi-
ton ever presented TO the public stand The great per-
formsnces Of Mr. r. SANDS, aud his brsuiiiul and
talented children MAURICE and JESSE, forming
new school Of Gymnastics combined with series Of
Classic Passes, Evnuinns, Groupings, Tableaux, and
Fights OF Aerial Grace, that will command The admit
ration OF the scholar and the poet the painter and the
sculptor.
First in attraction and importance IN equestrian dis.
play, is the world astonishing juvenile rider, Master
HERNANDEZ, whose achievements on horsrb4ck
fall inf.
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Hed-Abby Folsom said to one Of the Judges oil
the Massachusetts Supreme Court while on the bench
"Cold water never gave you that red nose"
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Melancholy Saipwyeek. The ship Miracle, Elliott
master, IRON Liverpool, bound 10 Quebec, 81 day
out, with 40s passengers, was wrecked at the Msgda
len Islands on the 10Th inst.
81 were drowned and so others died Of fever
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Commissioncrs, Notice.

TUSHE subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Hon. Probate Court Tor the district If Marlboro
Commissioners receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands of oil persons against the estate Of
LUTHER W.4TERS,
late Of Halifax in said district, deceased and also oil
claims and demands exhibited ia Offset thereto (six
months being allowed liom the 95th Of May instant,
for The credIors exhibit their claims) hereby give
notice that we will attend TO the business of our a-
pointment at the Dwelling-house Of Widow Mary
Waters, in said Halifax, on The frat Tuesday of July
and The second Tuesday Of November next, at one
O'Clock, r. NJ. on each Of said days.
PARK WILLIAMS, 90.
AMOS TUCKER, oom's'
Halifax, May 30, is47. az
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%Last Cali.

A have patronized the printers literally, | shall
N next employ the Collector, and every man who
No mistake. JOHN SMITH.
GuiiioId, June 1, ls47. 4w4l.
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TINE subscriber offers for sale Paints, Linseed Oil
IL BY the barrel or less quantity Also, genuine
Cops yarnish and Sperm Oh, all which will be sold
cheap. WIN. ii. WILLIAMS.
Williamsville, May &c, I547 Avail
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POWDER.

10 RCAsKs Powder. from to F !, just received
80 BY ToWNSLEY 4 SONS.
Braltleboro, June 8, 1871. ~
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j. CUTLER,
Grocery Store and Eating Rooms,
MO. 6 BRICK ROW. Just received and Is re-
l ceiving Fresh Groceries, such as Tea, Sugar.
Moasses Picked Salmon. Mackere. Cod Fish, sc.
Also, Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, Confectionery, Fruit
OF all kinds Pies Cakes, Ice Creams, Spruce Beer &c.
Brstiieboro, June Q, I64T ~