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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. IL. TUBES, AMaktoai Physician Of he
~ Medical Institute, % Second street, Troy, will
deliver a free Medical Lecture at the Elliott street
Chapel, on Monday evening, Sept 4th, commencing
at oclock.
DIT. will be in attendance at Mr. Smiths Hotel
during Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 4th and 5th
At the Mansion House, Greenfield, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 9th and 7th, for consultation upon
the various diseases-especialy Of the lungs, liver,
kidneys, and %scrotula, together with all those symp-
toms Of disease. usually called Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Debility, Rheumatism, Headache, giddiness, ncr-
vousness, Sc. All persons laboring under the
above diseases, or any other chronic or long stand
ing complaints. arc invited to call.
Evidence of the most indisputable character can
at all times be given Of the efficacy and success that
attends the treatment Of diseases upon the princi-
pies advocated by Dr TubLs.
~ Adrioc in all oases grataitous
DIR I. will repeat his visits at intervals Of from
four TO six weeks, Of which due notice will be given,
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nr, gI.ton Cntue Market,

INhHsddHi duyHn " lS4b,
At Market. $40 Beef Cattle, 90 Cows and
! Calves, s0u ST. ,res, 6SOO Sheep, and 1850 Swine.
Beef Cat ic- "A few extra, from Connecticut rv.
er, stall fed, 81 first quality e6 a e6,25 second
do. IS n IS, rs; third do. 50 a s5,2s.
Cows and Gaiv, ,s--Dull. Sales at $40, 500. s27
$50, and s37.
stores-Dull a few sales only effected, probably
in consequence OF he dry weather.
S~heep-Sales [ { anall lots At 81 so, 81, 62, si,75,
80, s2,25, and 81. So.
rows, SIC; Ohio Il ogs ~ a AZ Old Hogs a a g.
AT retail, s a &c.
o. The Monday. Brighton Merke; Is not now
reported in the Dos,o n papers.
New York Wa, -t6et, Alto. 22-The sales
Of Flour amounted TO G. 900 barrels, at s5,25 q 1891
for common brands. sjtH n S544 for Western. and
$3.50 a 1918 for Gcncsc, : from new wheat.
Grain Is active. Best round yellow Corn Csc
common do. 81 a GO. Rye T2a &c. Oats SO a 40.
Pork-s9 and slI,37I. Lard Is steady at &c.
Butter II a Ice Cheese 81 az.
English Wool mud ~ Op N urkets.-
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 5--We are q ad TO bog enabled TO
report more ftvorably Of the Wool market than we
have done for some time. Th C accomits from the
manufacturing districts during the last fortnight arc
decidedly better, there having been considerably
more inquiry for most descriptions of low Woods
aud tales to some extent. Future prospects must
depend on the coming harvest
LoSDoS, Aug. Mot the s%liglucst il aproyement
can be noticed In the demand for or p ices Of amy
kind Of HOPS. The plantation accO inis are IA
vorabie, and the duty Is called from -t201,00o to
e2lO,oO0.
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Connecticut River Railroad.
fia-ss

PASSENGER TRAINS run every day, (Sun-
L days eNccptei,) as follows
Leave Greenfield for Springfield at 20 and lOA5
A. NJ, and 6 p. NJ.
Leave Springfield for Greenfield, at $50 A. NJ
md 2 and 500 Il. NJ.
rassenFss- io--tne o.s~-sIfS - eco n. 81 ss-si.
Springfield at S A. NJ and eJn proceed direc tly to
Boston or Albany by the trains Of The Western Rail.
road or waiting ill 1880 A. NJ can leave for New
York by the Hartford road.
The train leaving Greenfield nj iO45 A. NJ, also
ronnects directly with the Eastern, Western and
Southern trains AT Springfield
Passengers leaving Greenfield at 6 T.. NJ, can
proceed directly to New York city by the night train
and Steamboat.
RtarniHg, passengers leaving Boston By the d.
and W. r. Road, at a. NJ, or New York by the
New Haven boat at : A. NJ, arrive in Springfield
in season for the ? L. NJ train for Greenfield, reach.
ing the latter place about 4 T. NJ, where stages are
in readiness FOR those wishiugto 10 TO Brattleboro,
fnr arthcr north.
Passengers leaving Boston at 4 +. NJ, arrive in
Springfield at $40 L. NJ, and reach Greenfield nj 10
L. NJ, or stopping over in Springfield, reach Green
field at 10 A. NJ. next day, in season for the stage
10 Bnitlehoro.
Passengers by this route between Bnttlehoro
and Boston have a less distance OF stage travel
than by any other.
Fdre By S,r9e and Railroad
Brattlehoro TO Springfield, S2,Oo
" Boston, $50
y Tickets can be obtained at the stage Office in
Bnttleboro. JOSIAH HUNT, Sup;.
Northampton, MAY I, ls4s. sf 81
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Meirosc

THE FALL TERM fthis popular institution
Il will commence on WeRandgy, Aug. 80, and
continue eleven weeks.
Bclrd Of Haarpetors.
Rev. JOHN S. LEE, A. NJ, Principal and Ttdels
IN Languages.
JAMES O. MURPHY, A. B., TEACHER in Matte.
Mrs 6LMINA D. LEE, Precptrsss and Teacher in
Paiati1g.
Miss MARY L. JENIsoN, Teacher ia Primary
Department.
Mrs sdsAN !. WHITAKER, TEACHER in Muae.
This School has now been in operation one wear,
md has been pasFonized far beyond the expecta.
lions OF its friends. Its prosperity speaks for itself
II needs not our commcndeiion. Under the old
board Of Teachers, The Trustees confidently antici.
pate for u, rs usual, a liberal share Of public patron
age.
Instruction will be given In oil the branches usu.
any taught in such institutions. Lectures on the
sciences iursucd, instruction in Field Surveying
ana lrgonometry, practical Geology and Botany
WI be given. IhefLiierary soriety and Debating
Club, which has been so dcservedly popular. will be
continued, and every facility offered Tor gaining a
complete English AID classical education.
Measures are now taking for procuring = PhiIo.
sophieal and Chemical Apparatus. A good Cabi-
net Of Minerals has been obtained. The Teachers
Institute Will be revived, and Lectures delivered
by the teachers and other gentlemen, and other IA.
cilliies offered for fitting teachers for their ardnoug
and responsible work. In furhcrcucc oftbis object.
slitcheiTs Outline Maps," and Coruelrs "Improv.
ed Globe have been obiained.
Particular attention will be paid to Drawing and
Painting, which have been pursued with so much
success during the present term.
Inc PRIMARY Department will be under the caro
OF an experienced teacher, who will devote herself
zealousiy TO her lahors. Scholars from eight TO
thirteen years OF age VIII be admitted to il.
Board can be procured at tie Boarding Houses
and IN good families, at prices ranging from sI.37
TO sl,5O per week. Rooms will also be lei 10 ,hosc
wishing to board themselves.
Books aud Stationery can be procured near the
Seminary.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, saloo
iiigher $50
Latin, Greek, French, German, and higher
Mathematics, 100
Music, including use Of Piano. extra, GOO
Drawing and Painting, each extra, LOO
Primary Department, 300
ROBERT GOoDENoUGH, J Commiaee
EBENEZER HOWE, Jr., f- he
A J. HINES. Trustees.
West Brattleboro, VI Aug. 7, is4s. 81
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Prom Mexico.

Vera Cruz dates of the 18th inst. furnish the
following intelligence
Paroles was still at large, but concealed from
the Government forces, which are in search of
him. Some of his confederates have been taken.
Another pronunciamento had been issued, and
q revolution planned, at Mazatlan, by Don PA
cenza Miranda. The exact object of this revo-
luton was not known, but it was thought to have
been prompted by a desire to obtain 81 10000
in specie expected to arrive at Mazatlan. Gov
eminent had ordered forward a strong body Of
troops TO suppress the revolt.
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@CAUTIOV.

Beware Of those iniposilions which arc daily palned
upon the public, bearing the name Of NV article which
is CHOLERA MORBCS, DYSENTERY AND ID.
RRH CORDIAL, which name imponten have
borrowed. Also. they have copied ny advertisements
and predatory addresses. Doubtless they have done
this for the purpose Of palning of their useless aud
worthless articles al the expense and reputation Of this
original and most popular medicine tAlt ever came be.
fore the public.
Be sure that you obtain sfns. z. KlDDfR's Chole.
"a Morbns, Dysentery and Diarrhea Cordial, and you
will get the only true and original article, which has
ever been held in the highest esiimaiion by the public
throughout the whole country.
II Is put up in bottles holding nearly a quart, intend
I'd for family use, and sold NJ One Dollar per bottle.
Sold by MRS. r.. KIDDER.
No. 100 COURT STREET, BOSTON.
Who is the inventor and sole proprietor. Druggists
I'D Apotheearies supplied a. formerly, in large or small
Quantities
AGENrS-DCrTos e. CLARK. Bntileboro F.
Il u. kIvTs. Nevbuv. VT, and sold by dealers in
medicines generally. 4mist5
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DOUBLE CAUSE FOR GRIEF.-The editor Of
the Pawtucket Chronicle recently had an oppor-
tunity of saying good bye to a lovely young lady
of his town, who had " committed matrimony,"
and was about departing for her new home at
the South. The editor was surprised to find at
the railroad depot some fifty Of the fairer por-
ton of the human race, " like Niobe, all tears,
and could not resist the temptation to ask what
the matter was. He was politely informed by
one in the secret, that a part Of the young ladies
were shedding tears of regret at losing a much
loved associate, and the rest were weeping be-
cause they were not married too.
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FAR FOR SALE.

TINE Subscriber wishing to re.
AlffTnhA l. move 10 a climate more con-
f4iifR7..@ genial to his health, will sell on the
eB4%sS{4$ most reasonable terms his Farm,
containing 1870 acres of land, suit.
ably divided into Moving Tillage, Pasture, and
Wood land, we'll calculated for a dairy Of ten or
twelve Cows, and all fenced with stone wall.
Said Farm is situated in Newfane, ? miles from
Williamsville, and about the same distance from
Fayetteville. Also, one out lot containing 40 acres,
principally wood and timber. Terms Of payment
made easy.
02- Stock, hay, and farming tools sold with the
premises IL desired.
For further particulars enquire OF C.. X. FIELD,
Fayetteville, or the subscriber on the premises.
AUSTIN j. MORSE.
Newfsnc, Aug, 10th, ls4s. 4wl-
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT TO A BOMBAY Mis-
sroNARY.-A letter has been received from DIR.
Wilson of Bombay, dated April /, lS4s, stating
that while, a few days before, he was making re-
searches in natural history in a neighboring ISL
and, he was nearly stung to death by a swarm of
wild bees. He fortunately obtained n blanket,
with which he protected himself until rescued by
his friends.-Bost0n Journal.
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Dte0.

In Dummersion, Aug. ~, Mrs Ms ~. wife Of Mr.
Adm n. French, and daughter Of Mr. Luke Nor
cross. aged ~ yrs.
In Bcrnardston, Aug. II, Thomas =, son of Eras.
ius Rythcr. aged ~ years,
In Greenfield, Aug, IS, Mr. Sine On z. Moody,
aged as.
In Coleraine, Aug. IS, Mr. William r. Miller, son
Of Mr. John Miller, aged 81. Also. Aug. 10, Mr.
John Miller, aged 81.
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THE GREAT FIRE AT ALBANY.-We hear
Of no confirmation of the rumorcd loss Of ten
or fifteen lives. Only two or three are known
to have persisted.
Contracts have been already entered into, in
several instances, for the erection of buildings
in the burnt district.
The Eagle Hotel will be rebuilt upon an ex-
tensive scule.-ABany Evening Journal.
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CALIFoRNIA.-The California Star says that
a large number Of Chinese are about to emigrate
to California. Some of the long queues are there
already as pioneers. All things were quiet.
A new silver mine, Of immense extent, has
been discovered near San Jose.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25

EMIGRATION FROM GREAT BRITAIS.-The
total number of persons who emigrated from
Great Britain and Ireland in the year ls47 was
o5s,27s. This is about twice as great as the
number who emigrated in any former year.
of them, $4,000 were English, 5000 Scotch,
and I79,400 Irish. BY far the greater portion
of them all came to the United States.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25

SUIT FOR MARRYING A MINoR.-The Rev.
NJ. Robinson, of the East Common Methodist
Church, Allegheny, Pa, has been sued by a pa
rent, for marrying a daughter only fifteen years
of age, without consent Of parents The suit is
commenced under an old law, which inhicts q
penalty of fifty pounds.
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A SELECT SCHOOL

I HEREBY give and release unto my son HAIR
Il vEr ". CLouoH, his lime to labor and con-
tract for himself, and / shall not hereafter pay any
debts contracted by him, or claim any of his earn
ings.
Mrs. HANNAH CLouGH.
Jamaica. Vt, Aug. is, is4s. So
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TOMNSnEND ACADEMY.

THE FALL TERM in this descrvcdly popular
l. Institution, will on WEDNESDAY,,
Sept. 9th.
That the Trustees have secured the services Of
the same able and experienced Board Of Instruction
published in their last catalogue, is deemed a sufi-
cient guaranty TO the public, TO secure a continu-
ance OF its extensive patronage. We may add,
however, that, while the same thorough and sys.
tematic course Is 10 be pursued in the Classical and
Higher English Departments as heretofore, The sad
neglect Of the Fundamental branches Of an English
education, shown by loo many of the pupils com.
ing trom our eommon schools, has determined the
teachers TO increase, II possible, their hitherto siren.
nous efforts In behalf Of these important branches.
Especially are they determined, that RouA,1e shall
teachers Of cannon schools enjoy more e6ectual means
for preparing Themselves for he discLar1e Of their ~.
spOasiHe duties, than in tie Teachers AssocIArlos
connected cid this Institution
To aid the teachers in carrying out these lauda.
BILE purposes, some additions have just been made
TO our extensive apparatus among which are
Mitchells Outline Maps, CornelPs Improved Globe,
SC.
Board 10 the most respectable families, may still
be obtained at the same low rate rs heretofore.
The Boarding House connected with the Acadc.
my, TO which an extensive addition is in process Of
erection, will be open for the reception OF students
at the opening OF the term. Clubs Of students fur.
nishing their own provisions, can also find good nc
commodatons, where they can save nearly one half
the ordinary expense Of hoard.
The Trustees take pleasure in SAYING TO the pub.
lie, that the prospects Of this Institution. and its
promise OF usefulness. were never more Gathering
than under the systematic and iudicious regimen
OF The present Board Of Instruction.
Townshend, VT, July al, lsas, so
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FIRE. FIRE.

TNHE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire In.
i surance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by the Di-
ree,ors on all notes in force on the days following,
to wit
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SAXTON'S RIYER SRnINARY.
August :, Is4s.

VNHE FALL TERN of this Institution will com
Il mence upon WEDNESDAY,. the 9th Of Septcm.
beT under direction OIL r.. WARD, A. b. Prnei-
pal, and Miss Maria WARD, Teacher Of the Oma-
mental Branches.
From the unwcaried attention and successful ef.
forts ofthe present Instructor the school possesses
superior advantages. The Seminary building is
away from the tayerrs, stores and public places and
in this respect cxerts an influence which should NOT
he overlooked. The practical plan Of instruction
now adopted, has been rcwandedby GOOD scholarship.
and the mild system Of government, relying upon
the good sense and ~proprieiy Of the student, by ua-
ercggtio1ahe dpodgaeat.
Those desiring to thoroughly fit for college, or ad.
yanced standing, ran enter cxis,iny odsses. The
Natural Sciences in their application TO agricultural
pursuits, will receive marked attention. Young
men, exercising proper care, in the study Of Chem
istry, will he permitted to work in the isb-atory.
Field surveying will be taught ~ actual ss;rpice
'rh Compass and Instruments a large class is al
ready formed. The other Mathematics will be
taught practically, us well as theoretically. Painting
and Drawing will receive that care which was so
successful the Spring term. Ornamental needle.
work, working of was fruit, flowers, &C., will be
added. Good teachers are engaged in Instrumental
and Vocal Music. Music riR be faugh l4oa GOOD
Pianos.
Teachers OF common schools will be prenarcd
thoroughly in all necessary branches, and useful
suggestions made upon the instruction and. man,
agcment Of schools, but their action will be untram.
ueNep ny any oToiunTy or SCI rules, either of instFuc-
ton or governments. Stated Lectures will be given
by the Principal and other gentlemen.
Tuition per Term.
Common English Branches, s3oo
Higher do, sso.
Classical department. 400
French, Drawing and Painting,
(ex;ra each.) 100
Music, with Piano, (%extra.l GOO
Gentlemen and Ladies viii be enabled. HI appli.
cation, to board at a boarding house instituted hy
the Principal and Students, AZ the mere cosf Of III
teand Opportunities are also given to board In
clubs, Board may be obtained in private families
from 81 to $3.50 per week. The Principal will sec
all students from a distance accommodated in the
best Of families.
R. A. SEVERANCE, Secretary.
Saxton's River, w. Anp. 2, ls4s. So
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D"YsENTERY CORDIAL,
IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT CURE

Cholera nortus, Dg,eniery Diarrhaa, Summer
Complaints Of Children, Sea Sickness, Cen
erdi Debility, etc., etc.
WHERE this all-powcrful antidotc is at hand.
w Cholea, Dysen,ery and Chronic Diarrhga are no
longer to be seriously feared, or looked upon with ter.
ror-as this Cordial will most assuredly cure the die
ease In the course ola very few hours, IL taken at the
commencement.
IT has been before the public for more than sixteen
ycars, and was the first artirle made known 10 the pub
lie as an immediate and perfect remedy for these COM
Plainia. IL has been thoroughly tested in ever coun.
ty and every climate, and e effect has every where
proved the same,-SURE TO CURE, even where tho
disease has advanced to the last stage. The public
may rest assured that IL contains neither opium, or
mineral substances, or anything that lie in the least in
furious 10 the constitution.
Cholera and Common Cholera Morbus.
This Cordial Immediately checks the vomiting, re-
ltcves the pains, stops the biarrh1a. aud restores the
bowels to a perfectly regular and healthy state, howey-
er severe the attack may be, or however low the pa
tent may have become, it invariably restores.
SeveTcst Cases of Dysentery,
are Immediately eounieracied, the palma are sllaycd.
the bowels healed, and not anfreeaenly the bowels
become perfectly regulated and restored IN the short
space Of ten or twelve hours.
Chronic DiarrhGa.
Either in children or adults, Of months or yean con-
hnuance, arc most readily cured with this tordiaL. not.
withstanding they may be reduced to a mere skeleton;
4 immediaiely strengthens, and shortly restores them
10 perfect health.
Cholera Infantum.
hts faVed the lives Of many thousand children
wL,. reduced TO deaths DOR BY this complaint; il
giVcs them immediate relief d a they very soon recov-
CT. Sea Sickness.
II is a most pleasant and desirable remedy for Sea
Sickness. II checks the vomiting, aud readily restores
the patient. II invariably checks vomiting, produced
nom any cause whatever.
Children that are Teeihing,
IL inclined TO Diarrhpa, shoeld always be provided
with this medicine. NJ IL viii Keep the bowels regulat-
ed, and keep on the Cankof. Il IL wholesome safe
and pleasant To the taste and children are fond Of IL,
and will take 1t without trouble or dislike.
For General Debility and Dyspepsia.
IT'S a most excellent restorative, giving a healthy
tone TO both the stomach and bowels. and prevents
food from pressing or distressing the stomach.
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60 Rev. Mr. Fletcher, a Universalist eler-
gyman in Lowell, has been suspended from the
Ministry, because he was engaged to be married
to two ladies at the same time.
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Prototypes! Prototypes! Prototypes!
Last Chance for the Season!

' still open for the purpose of taking Miniatures in
this beautiful process. The subscriber would again
call the attention Of the citizens Of Brattleboro and
vicinity to his collection Of Daguerreotypes, which
may be seen At his room in Halls Long Building,
first door south Of the Post Office. Those in want
Of a fac simile Of self or friends will only have TO
step up to his operating room and sit l6 seconds to
enable the shadow to be transferred to a silver plate,
and then the question arises, which is the most val.
liable, a S2,00 note or a perfect likeness Of an es.
teemed friend. As the Gallery is TO be closed in
two months for the season, all DESTROYS Of securing
|the shadow ere the substance fades" will bear in
mind that delays ere dangerous.
On hand, a large assortment Of materials, such
as arc used in the art, for sale at reduced prices. to
close up the establishment by the first Of October
Instructions as usual.
o. H. COOLEY.
BrattlehOro, Aug. Is4s. 81
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NOTICE.

VtHE Cheshire Association Of Universalists. will
Il hold its Annual Meeting at Hinsdale, on We'd
nesday and Thursday, the 9th and eth days of Sept.
next. Each society within the limits of the Associ.
alton, is entitled TO two lay delegates, which 1t is
hoped and expected will be in attendance
J. W. FORD, S. Clerk.
Winchester, Aug. II, is4s. 3w52
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THIS CERTIFIES that l have given my son
l. LEWIS S. STACY, his time from the oth Of
July last, until he is of age, and shall claim none OF
his wages from the above date, nor pay any debts
EBER STACY.
Halifax, Aug. 20, ls4s. II
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Teachers Wanted at Barley
Wood Seminary.

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY. to take char0s
IA Of and conduct jointly, a male and female
boardiaq and day Sohooii Frederick County, Mary
land; This property, including large and conven.
lent buildings, yards, garden, &c, will be for rent.
on reasonable terms, about the first Of Sept next
Particulars respecting situation. society, health.
prospects. &c. may be obtained Of Mrs. q N. Ful'
Ter, NJ Dnmmerslon, or Mrs Louisa Newton, 81
West Bratilehoro.
Nd. ~
Aug. l, lsis, "a
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NOTICE

S hereby given to all persons interested, that the
Il Ashuelot Railroad Company, or the grantees
Of said Company, Incorporated by The State Of
New Hampshire, will apply to the next General
Assembly Of the State Of Vermont, TO be holden
at Montpelier, on the second Thursday Of Ocio-
Der next, for a charter to construct a Railroad
across the southern boundary or corner Of said
State.
FREDERICK BCYDEN,
Clerk OF said Ashueloi Railroad Company.
Hinsdale, n. II, Aug. IA, ls4s.
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WANTED,

QYa healthy Irish woman, n situation A. Wet
ID Nurse. Apply to Mrs CusNISoHAM, on Mr.
CahilIs section, just below the village.
Bratticboro, Aug. 10. So
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or.r
Wanted Immediately

DY the subscriber, a .Lu1eynau Shoemaker, to
ID work on all kinda Of Peg work. Also, n boy
acquainted with fitting.
DANIEL HAGAR.
Hinsdale, n. II, Aug. l6. 81
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BOSTON, AUG. sth.
Entire stock Of Clothing
OAK HALL,
Will be Closed up immediately.

Those that are in want ola Cool LINEN SACK,
a Nice VEST, or THIN PANTS, or ANY ARTICLE
in the Clothing line, at about HALF PRICE usu.
ally asked can be accommodated at
im5l 2s ANN STREET