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In Pitrwilliam, jar, "a, Widow Lois Keith, aged
67.
In Rindge, jan I, Mrs Mary Raymond, wife Of
the late Capt joel Raymond, aged IS.
In Lancaster, Mass. Dec. II, Dr.. Isyachar N. VIII
Hams, aged 24-a young man Of much promise. He
had been married only about four weeks previous 10
his death. His remains were taken 10 Walpole for
interment, where his friends mostly reside.
In Fifchburg, Jan. rs, Mr. Charles Shepley, Of the
firm Of s. a. C.. Shepley, booksellers, aged IS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

CONSPIRACY IN ST. DoMISGo.-An arrival
at New York from ST. Dorringo reports that a
plot had beensdiscovcred, headed by the Prime
Minister, to destroy all the whites in that part Of
the island. between so aud 40 Of the conspir-
ators had been arrested and placed in condne-
ment. The Prime Minister, the General in
Chief, and two other officers had been shot and
the balance were 10 be in a short time. The
authorities were also expecting an attack from
the Haytiens.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

nrLook at our advertisement Of OAK Hall. one
Of the largcs, and cheaPes, Clothing establishments
in this country. Large sales, small profits, and nd.
vertising extensively, is the way Mr. Simmons, its
proprietor, has amassed a fortune and is able to sell
Clothing At such very !Sw prices.
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Cheshire WING Conysntlens.

NJ CouutI O0AiNAAttA'hI eE1tiuhAtA ~ hItntt
on the 18th inst WIN. Halle, Esq. of Hinsdale,
took the chair al the opening Of the Convention,
and was afterwards appointed on the committee
to draft resolutions.
Among the delegates present, were, from
CReserfe d--John o. French, Otis Amidon.
Hinsddc- William Halle, Daniel II. Ripley.
keene-P. Henderson, Geo. Il. Starkweatlicr,
Caleb 4. Bufium, Noah r. Cooke, Ebenczcr
Clark, I'd, Vim. b. Wright.
Walpoie-Levi Lane, III. G. Smart, Moses
Hardy, Jr, Levi II. Foster.
Wesmoreiand-Arvin Aidrich, William Brit
ton, G. X. Hall, Prcntiss Daggeit.
WlncAesier-I. L. Alexander, G. w. Sholes,
Harvey Cooper, ID. A. Hawkins.
The following nominations were madei
For Road Commissioners,
CHARLES CoxvEnsF, Chesterfield,
JAMES HALE, Walpolc,
LEVI Howe Rindge.
For Register Of Deeds,
Barron SKINNER, Keonc.
For County Treasurer,
GEo. +. SrARKwEArnER, Kccne.
The committee on resolutions reported the fol-
lowing, which were unanimously adopted:
1. Resolued, That we are ready to unite with all
and nrincinles coinc;Je suhstan,iaIIv Win onr ovn
A d;a.rcnce ~ on,n;,n a : 1917 80
urcs must he Tolerated In q Gree ronn,rv and zach
individual be governed by his own judgment and
conscience.
, Pesoirrd That uc annrove tho nomination a,
,he uon N.r..ss,, . rna sS s na"a-aas~ ~
air ny, ~ ne i ,.;,h ~ ~ ,ie ~ smv'
";n.,s Y ~ y ~ ue w H"Po'"'"'
3. Rcsoludd, That in selecting candidates for Office,
we will adhere 10 d. nrircinles laid down nv lesIc,'
son-@are they capable, honest and faithfully"
r;ao. ft 60, ~ in - e we alsaPRfovs inc modem doc
tors belong the spoils (; and ihai VIC can never DO.
litieally associate with those who hold to such per.
" = P,i pa~JiP ms, W.. consider !, \. our ,,iv;,.no
and dntv ~ canvass * oc,s ~ ~ ~ n,b,ii. iss. a y
and re- abusive eni,bs,s or threat shall de,sr -
from exposing them IN All arbitrary and uneonstim
tional acts.
6. R,sducd, That as our Government Is based on
the pIneiPies OF Justice ana equity, and 2 sacred
we cannot reco1ni1e any riqht in our GoveInmen,
to interfere with the affairs Of any other nation; and
therefore a war Of conquest Is a violation Of the fun
= Rs.sii~Si TSa. n our opinion \, \ The au,v a,
Congress to take immediate measures to bring the
prssen, war win Mexico to a speedy close,
ton. we have more 10 fear for ibo perpe,ni,y Of our
free republican institutions, from d licentions press
and unprincipled demacosues, than from ali other
causes combined; and that in the history of our
Government, there never has been a time when ali
honest men were more impressivcly called upon 70
sustain the great principles Of the Constitution.
Q. Resoiued, That we have full confidence in the
ability and integrity Of the candidates this day nom.
mated, and that we will use all honorable means 70
secure their election.
~
The Senatorial Convention, for the 9Th Dis
trict, was held ut Troy ON the same day with the
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FIRr,-The large coal house Of the New
Hsmpshire Iron Factory Company, At Franco
mia, N. IL, containing 10000 bushels Of coal,
took fire on the 18th inst. The mass had be-
come 50 thoroughly ignited before the ere was
discovered, that only about 10000 bushels were
saved. Loss about $4,000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

BOSTON HOP MARKET. JAz. at-Afarket
Is In a very quiet state demand limited, and pres
cnt stock ON sale light; full one half the crop re-
mains back In the growers hAnds-most o. them
decline selling At quoted rates. Some Of the grow
crs fear tho open winter may kill the Hop roots, and
the crop Of next year be thereby mach lessened-
First sort growth Of is47, we quote 81 a 81 aud
seconds 4 a &c per u. By the steamer. we learn
that the English crop having turned out very abun.
dant, prices rule very low, and there Is no opening
for American.-Coafc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

90 The loss, according to a table from the
Adjutant Generals Office, in killed, in all the
battles in Mexico, has been thus far iI77, and
our wounded 5000. The Mexican loss in killed
has been 1886, wounded $4,000. The Amer
lean loss by sickness has never yet been Ascer-
tanned exactly, but probably exceeds 10000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

81 Another supposed " forgery case" has just
come out in Boston, by Stevens Merrill, a WASH
sngton street dry goods merchant Amour, not
stated. Mr. NJ. has left the city.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

Is Krlpr H. w. FAIRBANKS, as kun,

srREnr, nosros,
Importer Of Sadd>yy Haripare,
OFFERS for Sale, upon the most liberal terms
Ofor cash or short credit, an extensive assortment
o fEnglish and American Plated, Brass, Japanned
and Timed Saddlery, and respectfully invites the
attention Of purchasers to his assortment.
Orders by Express or otherwise, will receive
prompt attention.
Boston, Jan, ls4s. 6mis23
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

~ The North Adams Iron Co. is now turn
ing out weekly, upon an average, So tons Of cast
iron, that viii compare favorably, in point Of
qunlity, with almost any in the country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

% The family carriage presented by young
men Of Baltimore to the late Gen. Harrison
and which cost s2,5oo, is advertised for sale al
Frankfort, XIV.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

s. The seat upon the bench Of the Masa-
ehusetts Supreme Court, made vacant by the
death of Judge Hubbard, has been offered to
Professor Greenleaf Of Harvard University.
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wanted.

AGENT in Bnuleboro, for the China and
"A american Tu Cbapany." Address A. & b,
No. ~ Old Slip, New York, Post Paid.
p. S-ARN0LD & BRADFORD have con
stantly on hand in and pound packages, pure
and fragrant TEAS, for sale to suit purchasers.
New York, Jan. 6, ls4s. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

81 A caucus Of tho Loccibco Congressman,
at Washington, has resolved 10 hold a National
Convention Of the party, At Baltimore, on the
tth Monday (22d) Of May next.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

SUPREME CouRr.-The appeal of Mrs Mary
Ann Conner, who claims to be the wife Of the
late General Van Ness, has been dismissed by
the Supreme Court.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Windham Provident Institution for
SAVINGS,

TINE TRUSTEES Of the aWindham Proyideni
III Institution for Savings" by the undersigned,
their committee appointed for the purpose, do, in
compliance with the Bylaws, submit to the cor
poraiion tho following report Of the affairs OF The in
sliIution for the year ending the fourth day Of Jan
uaIy, ls48-
The whole amount deposited in the institution since
It commenced business Jan. l2th, ls47, to Jan.
5th, ls4s-thc same having been deposited By
334 depositors, is S4S,lso,5O
Interest on the same, accrued and diyid-
ed July 7th, ls47, ~ per cent? 1886
Interest on the same accrued aud diyid-
ed Jan 5th, ls4s, ~ per cent? 666,02
Amount Of profits on hand alter making
above dividends and paying all ex-
penses, is 1862
Making in all, the sum Of 4a,I55,AO
The whole amount Withdrawn, during
the past year, in payment Of dividends,
and in payment Of deposits, in whole
or in part to 20 depositors, is s,4s6,7s
Balance now held in trust, 4o,sss,s2
The funds Of the Institution are situated
rs follows:
Loans, secured by mortgage and other.
Int due but not received Ioi,i2
Cash on hand, 4I65es75-40,66s,62
OF the ss4 deposits since the institution COM
mcnced business, lib have been made by females.
The amount Of cash above stated 10 be on hand
the 4th inst the day for closing the accounts for the
year, has been since reduced by payments and loans.
The notes and securities have all been carefully e~-
amined by said committee and found to agree with
the statements Of the Treasurer, and, in their opin-
ion, the funds Of the institution are well and safely
invested.
BARNARD LYNDE, oo"mi'ee'
BrattlebOro, Jan. 10Th, lsss. az
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

~ chlorofcrm'-the newly discovered and
wonderful preparation for producing insensibil-
ity to paints used by DR.. Farwcll, as will be
seen by reference to his advertisement.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

"a The reported riot in Montreal, at the city
election, was very much exaggerated The mob
did not hold possession of the city for two days,
nor any thing like Y aag :
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

Monday, Jan. ~.
A, Markss--lss Beef Cattle, 500 Sheep, and us
Swine.
Beef Catle-s5 a $3.50.
Sheep-sI,l7, ga s2,S0, -, $3.50, $3.50.
Swine-At wholesale, IS a So.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

BRIoHToS MARKEf-There are now two mar
kets per week, viz on Monday and Thursday
come dealers still prefcniug the old arrangement,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

1J-A writer IN the Springfield Republican makes
the following statement How much truth there Is
IN il w know not ~
@The probable cause Of the falling Of the railroad
bridge near Athol, has at length come out, The
nuts nsed on that bridge were made Of cast from
cast at the foundry at Athol, II was done by Why
Of experiment and tried upon this bridge alone, and
a most conclusive experiment il has proved. Tho
disaster was at first laid to the Irish laborcrs, who
have sins enough Imputed to them without this.n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28
Notice.

HINES, NEWMAN & HUNT, hereafter will
Ii grind Cob Corn at their former toll Of 3 OTIS. pr.
busheL We also wish the farmers to understand
that IL was at the urgent solicitation OF our neigAlov
miller that VIC were ever induced 10 raise the toll.
Brattleboro, Jan. "a, ls4e. 70
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Facts to be Remembered.
TINT GRO G 3
CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT
Nj EELER Il FRAT Tvs

j. stock Of Sugars, Teas Of all kinds, Ground ant
uuground Coffee, Spices of ell kinds, Raisins, Cur
rants, Figs, Molasses, Bar Soaps, Lamp Oil, Can
dies, I. T. and Rock Salt, Fine Sail, Nails, Window
Glass, &c. Sc, at the
Loo Price iSore,
6w23 NJ. q. 'Grusite Ro,p.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

NEW MILK CHEESE in any quantity lessthaa
IN 1400 lbs, that will give satisfaction to all lovers
Of good Cheese, for sale by
West HratslsbOro, Jan, 2 q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

FROM VERA CRuz-The overland express
has arrived with two days later news, bringing
news from New Orleans to the 18th inst. The
ship Tahmaroo had reached New Orleans from
Vera Cruz, with dates from the latter city to the
9Th inst, being four days later than hitherto re-
ceiyed.
BY this arrival we learn that part of the last
train which had left for the capital, was attacked
by guerrillas, while the Santa Fe regiment OF
mounted rifemen, under Lieut. Walker, were
scattered of some seven miles from the main
body.
Different versions Of the matter are given
some estimating the guerrilla force at four hun
dred, and others at two hundred and fifty.
The gnerrillas are reported 10 have captured
three hundred pack mules, and 500, 900 wortl
of property. Ten Americans ont Of the thirty
who had charge of the property, were killed o.
captured. Lieut.. Walker Immediately started
in pursuit, with strong reinforcement.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28
Fresh Groceries

Rereipod euesy Dsek at dc Faaaily Grocery lStons.
Families supplied at as low prices as can be found
In the Country.
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage thus far
VI extended TO me by the public, I am deiermin-
ed TO merit a continuance Of the same by keeping
the best goods at small profits aud by giving nv
whole attention to this branch Of trade, / am ena-
bled TO do better than those whose attention Is oc-
cupied BY other branches.
o. w FROST.
Jan. rs. IS
DATING. 9 bales Bats just received by
ID TOWNSLEY & SONS.
Jan. "a, is4s. rs
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specIaI Notlce.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Il the 10 PRICE STORE.


fTuIis day received n large stock " New Goods,
L many Of which were bought at Auction at one
half the cost Of importation. The well known scar
city 81 money has caused the price q all Sinplc
Goods 10 fall. and iwying With rad mon,y, VI
NOS offer goods at 70 per cent. lcss than former
prices.
g pieces black Alpaccas, at " 10 2scts. per sd.
8 q silk Warp do ~ 69 "
Drabpld& stripe do 20 q AZ
8 Lyonesc& Indiana
Cloths ~ 81 q a
German and French 1hibct
Cloths rs al12 a q
Gala plaid & plaid Linsevs N q az a q
rs pieces Muslin de LANES is . rs .
$50 $ new style Prints 05 a I2t
a large lot Of Dress Silks closing off very cheap.
~ doz. Linen Hdk'fs for 10 cts each.
. bales Shooting At q TO "a cts per I'd.
Cotton and Wool Flannel, Rose Blankets, Tick.
ing, Silicias, Cambricks, Diapers, Crash, Table
voyers; Gloves and Hosiery, a full assortmenii At
yard.
500 yards remnants Of Prints, in dress patterns,
at 8 TO 10 c~eufs,-worth l2A cents.
Our Stock Of
Br0ndcioths, Cassimeres a yessimEs
we shah close of at extreme low prices.
. pieces good Broadcloths, for ! 80 10 So per I'd.
Real German do. 2.Io per I'd.
Plain, plaid and stripe Cassimercs and satineis
at 81 to sf,25.
Cashmere and Satin Ves,ings, At 20 to $500.
20 pieces Wool, Cotton, Straw, and Oil Cloth
Carpets. at very low prices.
The balance Of our stock Of Hats, Caps, and
Muifs, at about half the usual price, with many 9TH
or goods equally cheap.
We make the above low prices on goods with a
view to reduce our stock rs much a. possible prcvi-
Gus TO the frat Of March, when We take account Of
stock.
~ An examination Of this stock, will show that
6w23 WHEELER & PRATT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

80 Once in a while, the Locofoco papers do
tell the truth, by accident. Thus-the Boston
Times, in giving an account of the war meeting
in Philadelphia, says that " the resolutions were
complimentary Of the originator Of the rar and
the war itself The President was particularly
remembered" SO il seems, by the Times own
story, that Mr. Polk was the originator Of the
war; and his repeated and inccssant declara-
ton thai " war begun by the act of Mexico" is
a downright falsehoodl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

From THE BRAzos.-The schooner L. s.,
Scranton had arrived, having left the BRACES on
the 18th inst. saif4I
A notice calling a meeting Of the friends Of
education at Matamoros, had been issued BY the
Americans. The Mexicans were invited 10 at
tend, and to take the lead in the arrangements.
Colonel Davenport left Matamoros on the 9Th,
on a tour of inspection to the mouth Of the river
When that 100000 IL specie arrived at the
sui, he was allowed to take ifon giving a "prom-
Use TO pay on demand" for the amount Of the
duties, some seven thousand dollars. On the
demand being made for payment, he refused tc
pay, or say where the silver was, and Mr. Chap
man, tho present collector, forced his doors
found the silver, and placed a sentinel over i
not to be Withdrawn until the duties were paid.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

NOTICE is hereby given, that / have given my
~ son, WILLARD BEAIS, a minor, his time,
and that / shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his contracting aiief this date.
HENRY BEMIs.
Drmmerston, Jan. sth, is4s. ale
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

a. Mr. Clay is soon to have a public dinner
given in his honor, ut Washington.
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Heavy Embossed yelyets.


VuHE very best quality ofIari for sale, in pots o.
Il without, as will best accaiamDdaie the purchas.
er, for cash only
West hrattleboro, Jan. Z "a
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Watches.
q VERY NICE spsvER PATENT LKvEA WAToH'
- rs, both first rate iime-keepers, for sale low by.
West Brstaeboro, Jan. 7. 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Bellows
IN Falls Canal Company will apply 10 the 6u-
preme Court Of the State Of Vermont nc their term
next 70 be holden at Newfane, in and for the Coun-
" OF Windham, on the 6fh Tuesday Of Februa-
y next in order to settle their tariff Of tolls, accord
ing to law.
A FLEMING, Clerk.
Rockingham. Jan. ~. l6f9. s TfqI
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he Stephen Bennett Farm for Sale.

The Stephen Bennett Farm for Sale.
a YNHIS well known Farm, pleasantly 81
fss5fA nated two anda half miles from Brat
NistR tIeboro village and bounding on West
WssH45 River, Is now Offered for sale. Il con-
tains ESQ Acres of good land, suita-
bly, divided into Moving, Pasturing, Tllagc and
Woodland, and almost wholly inciosed BY good.
substantial stone wall. Il is wcll watercd and has
upon IL a very valuable Fruit Orchard.
Kdesired, il could be conveniently and properly
divided into two Farms.
n-For further particulars aud terms Of sale, ap-
ply TO L. g. MEAD.
Bnttleboro. Jan. II, 1913. n
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Dine RiIIs.

A Ii PERSONS having due bills for goods o.
n our store, Of more than I years. standing, ara
requested 10 present the same for payment, iafne-
diakiy. TOWNSLEY & SONS.
jar. 10, lets. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-28

FITCHBURG-
TO MANUFACTURERS.
MANUFACTURES who are about LIGHTING
IIl their Nh, or Shops, may yfndai A. j.. Brown
y Cos, Fitchburg, a complete assortment Of
Factory Hanging and Side Solar Lamps. Also.
Lamp Glasses, Chimnies, Wicks, &c. &C.
tDrAH al less haB Boston Prices.
Al. BROWN & CO.,
Central Block, nearly opposite the Post Once.
Fitchburg, Sept. Is, is47.
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6w23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

,rf ,.,. or isnt sasosge says -. Lss"ris f'na
thi-y 49,, a. NV ~i@re O. tlf v 90 s-
. .. !. a. -. .5rthy u r' Who ogr ~
we think TIE original nOie Of this song some
Tbing. Love Ne" by BUCHANAN READ Of Pai.sde 2his
a much lovelier poem. The ecao j. always fainter
,h.o the sound which gives rise 70 It'd
SONG
ALL around aud al above thee
IL the o4shed and charmed air.
All things WOO thee, al things love thee
Maiden fair
Gentle zephyrs perfume breathing.
Wsft 20 thee their tribute sweet
And for thee the Spring IS wres,ning
G4risnds meet.
ln their governed, cool recesses.
Songs for thee the fountain frame
Vhatsoeer the caresses
Lips thy
Greener verdure. brighter blossom
WaeresOeer thy footsteps stray,
Ger the earihs enamOred bosom.
Live Away.
Wheresoeer thy presence fingers
WheresOeer thy brightness beams
Fancy weAves with cunning fingers
Sweetest dreams
And the heart iOTgets thee never,
Thy young bosuiy's one delight
There IL dweAs, and dweLs forever
Ever bright.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
CORPORATION NOTICES

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, 80 Nassau .tres,,-
Nof4 hereby rea and next of ku o HENRY
WILSON C1t- states Army. teeased and who r
alleged d-t tt sls apply % the susat, OF
~ rritln The estate
81. tie f day 90 November ne1 Al Tn enA
a tI- forenoon Dated Ne~ iors. October ~ l-s
lfausv JAMES THAYfN. Public Afnaufstfttor
tbuBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE. 50 Nss--l street
Nts hereby gwen % he relatives ans n-f % - oI
board htff
Fr.ase deceased alleged have DIT nte-tate chat
.pr, Surrogate o he County oi Nes for of le'rfs
~ pou th- sseo The sand interstate on ~ ~ if
a O fer-r rerf or0.k m fenon Dset N-s fnfs,
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L. WOODS PATENT
AIR TIGH COAL STOVE

I'VE UNDERSIGNED ofers 10 he pubic new .tove
Tor nealng stores parofs halls OF ships and team.
Ooai cabins Containing new and desrabs improvements
whereby great snOclt u heat 8 ganec over anv so,s
before offered The improvements are Of hat xip cbsf
act-f nat nsJ satsiy ne purchaser glance th its
really ya,Haoe- few " their many impIovenent. are
here sef forth nc
They have DO CRATE Al the bottom snd the coal rest.
1por sOlc plate
he ar .nm ned o. The heated before r.ache.
consumed f' ~
= " = Ar lg Dr. and 80 constructed hai u needs no ras
ing 4no s hre from duet escape into the room
= II : colonial The app lcsOn Of The heated cir Ia
sAeion win ne fact thai cannot be- disturbed By
lns causes complete combustion and consumption Il hs
1Os, prnci pie not before obtained 10 stoves.
veg Oi he numerous trsfinor are herewith sr.cned
We haFe used DUNG the last Winter on- Of l. Woods
h-lgni Cy incef Stoves " nch hss ugh bottom gpoc
"cA No Goa rests Instead Of grzfe We consider n one
~ nc uesi we have ever used FOR rony Of fuel ceAn
ness ard comfort and apFears r. M al that vo1c B.
Pect-d Tor NJ purpose designed. isigued)
Sept. 70. lf47 "a WILLIAMS
Caf~righi. lt6 Souh-si Geo J Cornell ltI Hul -ou-
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