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Monthly EsuIlc:in No. z.
llliurcn's Panacca,

medicine which is unparalleled lor its power over all
ihr summer disorders 81 children whether al the s,o-
u arli, III" bowels the kidneys. 'he skin the g-n'-
raj circulation In Coierd HtdUtnm GUNNER com
paint0 Diar ip1. DpseRterg, Tasting Aray, Cos
f!reaess 1eeL..Hg, Nc sc, II is iniahlc. No tnml
~ should he moment w,ihout II, as its time use
will save life. aud carry the most feeble children
through tn" summer. II is accompanied W cdretui
and MINT. 1,rsrt,o,,
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Now Tin Shop.

Sheet Iron, Brass dnd Copper Ware House
IIIE Subscribers have open, II ,p in
Tor the purpose OF Manufacturing and Offering Tor Sale
every article that may be wanted ~ the above line
which will be made To order. Peddais and Mtr
chants will be- supple reasonable terms as al
any oules shop IN the country.
= JAMES A. sIIEDD s. co
burlington. Mty 1919 6uly
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DR.. Upha ms Vegetable Eicc-
tlary.


THE BEST MEDICINE ~ TIE TOGLD
FU,s FILES.
TT is extensively used IA ErglnnI. F,ance Scot
j lnnI Ireland and other European countries en-
ti-elv from une1naled in the Uited States
and for which disease, uaii this medicine was pro-
duced there was cert lin. sp'rdv and prfnanV ut
remedy discovered. II has so found its WI, in
the West lnlcs Mexico and south AmetrH, whate
II has, with the s1me s,lmtarv effects established
bainc unequaliei ~ any Other medicine Tor tie
CtRE or Pies,
ErrusR BLEEDING on BLIND. lNrtGHAL or ExrEr.
NAL AL tor ali Diseases oi .ur Stomach, Bowels
md Liver, such ~ severe and haitnal Cost ycnps.
Ihroac Dyscn'rly, Dyspepsia. PaIpjtnIion Of the
Heart. Pam IN the side. Nordi aud Bilinrv Cond.
ons OF the Stomach producing Sick Headache ; nm
in all cases where n Cat.nrtic or Restorative is re.
CURED.
Dr. Uphams Vegetable e. tnary
will he found superior TO any other medicine ever or.
tered to the Public.
Try 1T,
For il ia the production OF celebrated physician
tDr. A upham OF New York city.) aud the expert
ments upon himself III aggravated of Piles OF
fifteen years STANDING. md combination Of the nbove
diseases which produce Piles, that he effected cure
in his own case. and thus asserts with the creates.
confidence, that il is
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEpv,
In oil Gases, and under all Circumstances
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Leather.
S000 LBS. CLAkk'S SOLE LEA.
cOOO ,her, a superior article for sale by
PIERCE, DAVEY 4 60.
August l6, 10. wit

(ALAD OIL The incest article fer
- table use, for sale by or bottle at
June ~ vs. TlIEO. A. PECK'S
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1fessrs

Observation-Disclosures that you n re the Cen.
s,nl Agents TOR the sale at Dr.. upham's Vegetable
Erciuary for the cure Of tie Piles have d-rin-d It
my duty To volunteer recommendation in hehnlf of
TINT invaluable medicine. | have been afflicted for
many years with the Plies aud have led various re-.
i'"' but with No beneficial effects. Indeed | be-
gan to .onsi Ter my cas-. hopeless But, about the
IA september last wis prevailed upon hy
itn, 10 nal ir,a oi the above nan"d medicine
TOOK s advice and rtJoicr to siv that ann not only
Ie'irvr'i, hut, as believe, perfectly cured most
earnestly rec nnnend it To ali VIII, liny nave the mis-
fortune to ,r afflicted with that annoying ,n danger
OLE disease. Very respectfully, your obi srrv't.
ELY MOORE.
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CORNELIUS SPUR.

Egrnmont. Ecrk TO-, lIoss. Nor %, 1877.
The ht"yt certificate tells simple aud trutlltu.
story of suffering and r-iet which, "a physician aud
wiii.ess III the case. cheerlullv rudo ST.
DR.. CHAPMAN
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COOPERS ISiNGLASS, and Irish Moss.
" OF incest y1slity. ,ur sale by Tuso A. Pycr
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The Dysentery Syrup


OF this Company an nillbie specific IN tins alarm.
mug disorder. 1t is ,rarrdnfed I" cure mud j. i,
should not. the money wal IN ali eases be refunded
Thousands at lives have been we'd by its Use. No
matter how extreme the ease. 't,re Is crriam. Me
deal men and all others should i,mrdiafe!y procure
a supply, and thus confer greet blessing theiI
respective patients, families. and communities.
The other medicines Of the GretnbeTg Company
are too well known To need menion at this time
Suffice It to say that they sought for with the -x
ampIed avidy and are performing the most a-tound-
ing cures, Ferer and Asne, Scrotu,a, Consumption
bilious Ferers, &c nc are conquered by them The
iraetenberg >arsapariin Compound is taking the
lead ut All others, and contains double the number OF
dascs OF any other.
AGENTS IN CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Buriingtoh-A c. Spear. | Sherwood, j. 5. Nun
son aud Geo. r. Harrington. ID uggist
Vnooski Falls w. b. Hatch Il Co Milton
Ayers II Clark Sheburn,--W ID TYLER. Hunfipg.
ion-A Furgnson. UnderkH-C. f. Allen. Char.
ioHe Lyon 4 Aexander. Jericho, Field Il Beach
Jericho tentre,-J, Lyman. 'rs,frd.-H. p.
Wood, UinesJurg w b V,ce, Esser,-J a. J
Tuttle. Richmond,-i., B. Green. Vili,ston,-Iiul-
bert Il Hodges.
August II, iS. WI
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Beware how yor bny medicine put up IN squire
qiiit bottles, Won ARE iahe to be imposed upon
Be sure aud nsk Tor De- Guysotts Compound Extract
OF Sar%npariln, bearing the written gna'urc 81 ) +
Brnncit on each outside wrapper written with black
NIX AMI buy nothing else It is hs preparation on
v that Is performing such marvellous aud astonishing
cues Remember TeiioD DIRK and So,s,pdriha
Prepared AT 5. + iennctts l. ,toratoiy Little Fails,
Htik mci County New York, and
Sold III T.. H. HUNTING TON, Penn Yam,
by agent in every village ia the S'n,e, by the prn
clpa druggists md merchants tiltou snout the United
St''rs West Indies and Gamma.
Monte genuine un put up IN inree square bottles,
containing quart, with the name OF the syrup blown
~ TIE ..i'ss w,th the wrhten signature ut >. +. zen
NETT on each out side wrapper.
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PERMANENTLY ERADICATED.

'"T'f,T' 70 tTV' 90
PERMANENTLY ERADICATED.
IINllIS PREPARATION HAS DECIDED ADvAN-
L tngss over any other hitherto brought mo use, ms
II not only destroys all the vernIn parasitic upon veg
eairs, but also contributes TO the fertility aud ceau
ness oi the plants, taIks aad roots OF tie trees
IL may be considered nf,lIihr in It's applications
and on account OF lis chcapness, very accessible L.
any extent. to HorIculturiss, Agiculturss, Farmers
and Panrr rs
Direciions for tsc.-A ,cnclp iul. dissolved ia
one gallon and a pint oi rain water Is 81 sufficient
strength 10 sprinkle over the ponis and shrrhbcry
morning and evening, until ali Insects ave disap.
pearcd Peach aud other trees may lie moistenrd T. y
neans o! large syringe, and at the same time tie
bark III the res may he sponged with the liquid.
Street, \. Y =, aud or sale NJ Aporhecaues Halt.
GEO. T. HARRINGTON,
Corner Church and College Sts. iIoprftOr
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NLw YORK. June II. 1913.

=, = WV I ORK, june IT. 1918.
MEsSTs kErcHaM n fiEysuAw. Gentlemen ::
THIS ceities tina, nave been severely afflicted for
many years wiih tn Piles but more particularly win.
In the last nine months. Having used ali h remedies
prescribed ty my phys CHM, also having tried other
means To lite or no advantage. nrcainr very much
discouraged and i ms though must suffer rs long as
!iv"d. But provi"nally was informed BY Mr
Mot, Instructor oi the Pubii hnul at ~ item island
tina, ~o iii h. clTri ny yuIr vInIhl. Ph- E-ctn1.
~. Having conf iruct IN his stnrtiet | Inn-d ,a.
t,Iy procured some OF the medicine and am very
happy to inform You that am now perfectly cured BY
the USE ut only one box
Very truly you obedi.nt servant.
Gr.O.t IL ROBT. CROSS
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING sEPTEMBEE


Palmyra, June g. 1871 Nr. Brnnett--Dcnr Sir
find that your yellow Dock and SnrsapariIa goes
hneiy. ! want yuu to scud me ionr dozen bottles
more. think it will take the place OF Townsends Snr
snpnrn altogether send me Immediately ms have
but one bottle cil out OF six dozen IN two monts.
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NorlcE.--The genuine Uplnm's Elccuary has HI.
written Inaiur, thus . II a. Uphnm. " ID I'll.
han! Is also done with pen. Price. box
Sol wholesale an retail bv llEv>HAw & kErcu.M
~ Fulton street \. Y. A e SPlAR. aud Gro
HARR NGToS a gents Tor burlington aud by Druggists
genn"rai'y lhr"u-houi the U. 5 aud Cnnadas
Bur gl"n, July g. ISIS. wl,nG
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POPULAR OPINION,

rt Gle tho inrr duous lo"k the fll"wins
ist of OF inrS"n VIII" have i"rn cured by McAlr
iSrkk'S All. HEALING OINTMENT
It il not Giuch To- that this ointment is doing
great good heie nrd elsewhere. The ,aruis die
init cured. which surpassed t" IL, over
nniv by ntcra,l r"m-'i weld To- the power
m this Ointment The I'rtncil'r winch 1t ever acts,
w. a rui.e If the iasensbe P,rsp'rrtinn is
the great III it, As diseases urpnrte
r,,umnn cold induced cn>ing pores upon the
surface tulnNs ii,t II by any the pore, he
r.I.nrd. and the nsen>ihl- rrrspirnn restored. the
vie ard n'rnd humrs Of the body wi, escape. AMI
~ >rkn"ss ienIaiu.
McAILSrER'S AlLHEAILNG OINTMENT has now
been proved he the ONLY preparation known effect
tins re.ut
We woid reIn,rk thrt Of the following com.
plants have hrrn ot long st ndug twenty
of fr'u rs-nany oi them five and wears.
such the >irk heNl'cne compliant
supuu ed to Yield only IL int.r, remedies. have hern
CURED dir also Eh"um,ti.m told Feet Liver Com
p lint Cursumtion. A>thm, all Diseases nf the Chest.
S,c> and the like. have b'ru cured while other, who
taking sar-ap rllas ls,ms. ttl. cand. pills and
drug. suifring. with little 'le, of We
speak these thing, IN -orr'w III in bccau>e
ire and know that health aud life enr
Persons should cease being i,ed by these things ~
long there WAS evidence OF good What will MT
II give tor his htr
We here give the only OF tho persons cured ard
their di.easc< This hut part at VIII have. besides
full Ccrc'trs III possession Nay. il h,n the
Ill whn have been benefited cured by the Ati
NE \IING OINTMENT W thin the last six months VIC
could III. whole bf"rd'ie Of meeting house with
their number INT We know "r TRENDS will tell II tn
their friends and they in viii whisper it t., theirs
and thus the good thing will 81 round while thus more
than wirr Thousand hearts will leap tor joy in gd
received from this hntnient Friends cheer IN this
good by speaking the whul. truth your neighhors
aud acquaintance and let this great and good madeleine
lind its way into every h"u and gladden. the heart VI
soul in the land.
We have olly t. Sm'll number Of names in
New York and Baltimore now in possession Those
from Ph'lndephin Hton and other places, are "Iig
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N'RLING ROY AGRICULTURAL
Warehouse and Seed Store,
PIERCE. DAVg.N Il co,

TENTEN' N TNOtTV And MARS
Cc'ebr'fcd P0tcm Confre DrGught So { Tarpsnipp
Side-biH nbd SUJ spii oDghs iauous
On. tiraiO,s, Ntnr lnticIs. &c
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The Compound Chemical
WHALE OIL SOAP,

R0Se-b"gS, Ley.7ice, Mugs, and eitry ottfr de-.
scrTt'om n insects nim Bushes, G,ape.
rnes, Peach, Apple and other Trees,
Shr"bbry, GrnSs piots YurnipS,
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bennington, leo Harrington, Theo A Peck vii.
, Us nu''iS' \ hedges Richmond. J. NJ. Kenne
~ y 10 r. ''rten ,Monklon, NJ. W Kmsey ;
Alexander Hinesburgh. Marcus Hull Wmo"sk,
Falls W. b Hatch. Grand Depot iii Fulton 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03
STATE OF VERMONT.

-""FtpYFPi ~
IN Probate Court, OF. H. ls4s
The following petition isprcsenied, to wit.
10 the Hon. the Probate Court for the Distric, Of
Marlboro. ra..r.f .....t
JACOB VIII rE, Guardian OF Willard A. Whit.
y neyi Frederic n. Whitney, Brntus NJ. Whitney,
and Harriet NJ Whitney minors, respectfully repre-.
senis that it will be beneficial to his said wards to sell
their real estate, consisting Of about ~ acres OF
Land, lying in Marlboro in said district and put the
proceeds of such sale at interest Wherefore he
prays for license TO sell the same accordingly.
JAcoB Wnirr, Guardian.
Marlboro, Oct. 10, ls4s.
Whcrcupon it is ordered that said Guardian no.
tfy all persons interested that this court will de.
eide upon said application at the session thereof TO
be holden at the Probate Office in Brntteboro, in
said district, on the last Thursday Of November
next by publishing copy Of the record Of said pc
tition and order thereon three weeks successfully
in the Vermont Phpnix, printed at said Bratilcbo-
70, previous TO said time Of hearing
true copy Of Record.
II attest, r. HOLBROOK, Regr.
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Dte0.

In this village, Oct. &c, Mr. Levi Sergeant, aged
81.
In this town, Oct. 20, Miss Cynthia Kingsley,
aged 81.
In Nowfanc, Oct. 10, Mrs Eunicc Holland, widow
Of the late Col Ephraim Holland, aged o.
In Guilford, Oct. Is, William Bgelow, Esq, aged
65.
In Winchester, N a., Aug. o, Flora Roseua, aged
yrs.i Sept 8, Charles X. aged yrs. 10 mos -
both OF dysentery, aud chilrcn of Lucius and Man
eroy +. Smith
In Kccne, Oct. ~, Mrs Elizabeth G. Twtchell,
wife of Dr. Amos Twitchcl aged 60.
In Bernardston, Mass, Ocf. 80, Mr. VIM. Whip.
pie, formerly Of Brat,eboro, aged IS.
In Mortified, Oct. 23, Miss Mary Devens, only
daughter Of Charles Dcvcns, Esq, Of Cambridge,
aged IS. The mother of Miss Dcvens died in the
same place, Oct. 4.
In Erving, Sept. 20, Mrs Experience r. wife of
Mr. James Moore, and daughter Of the late Ilczc-
kiah Holton, Of Mortified, aged &c. Oct. 3, Eben-
ezcr, son Of Mr. James Moore, aged ~ mos
In Rossville, Ohio Sept ls Mrs Sarah, consort
Of Mr. Alexander Campbell, formerly Of Putncy,
VT, aged Sc.
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srATn OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, Oct. 90, ls4s.
ZONES Lucrctia Bigclow, widow Of WILLIAM
" BlGELOW, late of Guiiord, deceased, and
represents TO the court here that II appears by the
return OF the inventory that the value Of the whole
estate Of said deceased docs not exceed the sum Of
one hundred and fifty dollars Wherefore she prays
that the whole of said estate may he assigned TO
her, according to the statute in such case made
and provided.
Whereupon II Is ordered that said petitioner no.
ty all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof to be
held at the Probate office in Braiteboro, IN said dis.
trict on the 10th day Of November ncNt, by pub.
fishing a copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks sneccssivelyin the Vermont Phoenix printed
at said Bratleboro previous 10 said time Of hearing
A true copy Of Record.
II Attest, f. HOLBROOK, Rsq'r
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SelE-Regulating Stoves.

We made trial of one Of these stoves, the last
winter, and find so many qualities to approve in
it, that VIC think to perform an acceptable SER
vice to our readers, by giving them the benefit
of our experience.
The peculiarly of the stove, consists in apply
ing the expansive power Of heat, so as to regu-
late its draft. The damper is connected with o
brass rod, by which it may be raised and lower
cd, and, being properly regulated, will keep the
temperature of room equal and uniform, with
any degree Of warmth desired. On building a
fire, for instance, the dampcr is raised to the
point of heat wanted, and as the room becomes
warmer, the rod expands, and closes the damp
or, and when the required degree Of temper
aturc is attained, the damper is shut, and the
stove is air-tight.
Ii, from any cause, the room becomes colder,
the rod contracts and opens the damper, and SO
the damper feels the slightest variation of the
temperature, and opens or shuts as it is colder
or warmer.
The advantages of these stoves arc many and
obvious. A room may be left for half day, and
any desirable temperature preserved The stove
may be filed with wood on retiring TO rest, so
that the room will be kept of an even temperature
all night and good fire found in the morning.
1t is obvious that such principle as this, ap-
Piled to storc must effect great saving of
fuel, because it prevents ,raste of heat; and
such is the fact. Upon trial of the stove for
one winter, and comparing the consumption Of
wood BY it and by other other stoves, VIC are Of
the opinion, that as stoves are ordinarily manag
ed, the selfrcgulator will consume less than half
of the wood required by ordinary stoves, to pro-
duce any degree of equal temperature.
In other stoves, the wood put in is consumed
at once, making greater heat than is wanted
and then, unless more wood is supplied, the room
becomes cold; and thus the temperature is con-
santly either too hot or too cold. In this stove,
the regulator shuts the damper, making an air.
tight stove, when the temperature is sufficiently
warm; as it becomes COLDER the damper opens,
and increases the draft.
We mean to be cautious in recommending ar
ticles to the public, but after fair trial of this
we are constrained to say that for its equal and
easily managed temperature, and for economy
in fuel, this stove surpasses any thing we have
seen. Being DESTROYS of having another one of
them, we ordered a few others, for those who
much desire to try them and they may be found
Mt Bullock & Stems store.
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The largest, best, and cheapest
DICTIO N A R " ,
in the English Language, is, confessedly,
WEBSTER'S.

TINE entire work, Unabridged, in Vol Crown
Il Quarto, l452 PIP, with Portrait OF the author,
Revised by Professor Goodrich, of Yale College
Price So. te
The most complete accurate, and relable Diction-
AIRY Of the Language is the recent testimony given
to this work by many Presidents Of Colleges and
other distinguished literary men throughout the
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Containing hree times the amount Of matter of
any other English Dictionary compiled in this coun.
try or any Arrangement Of this work, vet
ats definitions are models Of condensation and
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any nation can boast ofH--Hoa. Vim b. Calhoun.
awe rejoice that it bids fair to become the stand
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Of people who are TO inhabt the United Siates."-
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Published by g. & G. MERRIAM Springfield,
Mass and for sale by the subscriber in Brattlehoro
aiG GEORGE IL. SALISBURY.
Oct 20, 1913. 6mol |
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DENTISTRY.

nR. EARWELL would take this opportu-
~ nifty to express his grateful Acknowledgements
TO all those who have favored him with their pat
ronagc since he has been in Brattlcboro, by which
he has been enabled TO establish himself in an ex-
icnsiye business. During the last ten months he
has put in j6rioea fdl SETS Of iceh on tic Aimos-
phcric principle, besides all his other Plate aud
fi,ot work filing, extracting, &c.
lie confidently expects the success Of his opera
tons to be such rs will continue to secure him
liberal patronage in the future. DIR T. operates in
Dentistry, including operations upon the PALArisE
ORGANS. His terms will be found strictly uniform
aud reasonable IA az Enfr#
GJS- orrIcr, No. 2 whceler's Block,
Brattleboro, Oct &c, is4s. cowtflO
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MarrieO.

In this village, Oct "a, by Rev. c. II. Moor, MI
Isaac J. Miller to Miss Casta &. Ward. both Of
this village.
Also, at the Vermont House. on the same day
by the same, Mr. Luther b. Steward to Miss Me
LISA N. Miner, both Of Colernine Mass
in Gulford, at ID. Jacobs Hotel, Oct 20, by Rev.
J. u. Pradt, Mr. Daniel ID. l,ire 10 Miss Rhoda Ann
Bcmis, both of Lower Chcopcc, Mass.
Also, ut the residence Of Mr. Levi Boyden, Jr,
Oct. 20, by the same, Dlr William L. Gregory to
Miss Susan Richardson, both Of Guilford.
In Marlboro, Oct 20, by Rev o. Warren, Mr.
Leonard Brown, oil Newfanc, to Miss Julia Ann
Carpenter. OF Marlboro.
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Connecticut River Railroad.
ga Essa E2 - 49,

.HEz8E eHs6xS NHs.erv< lEa-sly A-aa92zzz5
PASSENGER TRAINS run osery day, tSun
4 days eNceptcd,l as follows; EglfH
Leave Grcenfeldfor Springfield at saoA. NJ. and
6P. NJ
81 Leave Springfield for Greenfield, at els A. NJ
and II. NJ.
Passengers leaving Braiileboro by the stage at 5
A. NJ reach Greenfield in season for the $40 A.
NJ. train, and arrive at Springfield II, 1920 A. N,
and can proceed directly by the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad ard Steamboat TO New York, or
waiting fill II p a., can leave for Boston, Worces-
ter, Providence. Albany Troy, Sc by the trains Of
the Western r ailroad 4'Etaff
Those leaving Braiilchoro by the stage at aP. NJ,
reach Gvee ifeld at r. NJ, and Springfield al
las T NJ, and can proceed directly to New York
city by TIE night train and steamboat.
Retarsng, passengers leaving Boston by the y.
aud w. r. Road, at 8 A. NJ, blythe New York & N.
liayea boat at A, NJ, or Albany by the Western
Railroad Mt u A. NJ, arrive at Springfield in sea-
sol for The 2P III train for Greenfield, reaching
the latter place about p. NJ where stages arc in
readiness tor those wishing to SO to Braiteboro or
farther north.
Passengers leaving Boston Mt P. NJ, or Albany
ut 245 7. NJ, arrive at Springfield at 500 z. NJ,
and stopping over there or at NORTHAMPTON, reach
Greenfield at 10 A, M. the next day. il, season for
the stage to Brattleboro. lfif
Oct 25th, 1919. 10
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New York Market, 0cT 30.--The sales
Of Flour amounted to 1900 barrels at 50, rs 1881
for common and good brands, and s5,ss II sS,a4 for
pure Gcnesce. ~
Corn--G7 n Coo for mixed and nearly yellow, 20
for white, 70 a 10 for round Northern yellow. Rye
67. Several parcels of Barley 20, Oats 80 n IS.
Mess Pork sl2,G2, Prime $50. Mess Beef $40 a
sll, Prime $3.50. lard "A 7Ac Butter % a II,
Cheese n n, according TO quality
llops-Salcs during last week Of about | so bales
new at % loic and 80 bales DID, for export, at
4c per lb.--.jomH,i Of Commerce.
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HoNoRs TO PURE WATER.--Ihe Bostonans
had grand celebration on the 25th ult, on the
occasion of the completion Of the Ccchitratc
Water Works. The concoursc of people was
immense. The Mercantile Journal is of opinion
that the number of strangers present was equal
feature of the day was the procession, which was
about four miles in length. There were fire.
works and Examinations in the evening The
weather was fine, and all passed off pleasantly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03

81 Rev. DIR. Downing, of the Berean Church,
New York, has declined an invitation to settle
over the Baldwin Place Church, Boston, not
withstanding the handsome figure Of $500 add
tional salary was offered him. Few diyines Of
the present day are able to resist call 50 argent
as that-LoIreH Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03

PROFITABLE GARpENiNG.-Mr VIM. Parry
of Chester township, Burlington county, A. j.
made statement at the late exhibition of the
Burlington County Agricultural Society, to the
effect that he realized this year, from fivesixthi
of an acre of ground, 5000 clear profit in the
cultivation Of raspberries
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-03

FJ- There is promise of considerable trouble
in Ohio, growing out of the threatened attempt
of the Locoiocos to nullify the Representative
apportionment law of the last Legislature I'm
der its operation, the Wings have fairly secured
n majority in the new House, but the Locofocos
contest at least two seats, and threaten most vo-
lently.-Sprinqfei Republican.