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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office

and Agency for he o. Stats Patent O6fee, Washing
ton, No. % STATE STREET, BOSTON
rNHE subscriber, by appointment from the Com
Il missioner Of Patents, is agent Of the u. 5. Pa
tent Office for receiving and forwarding TO the same,
models, specimens or manufactures, to be patent
cd or deposited therein which will be sent free q
sIpense and risk and with despatch. He will prepare
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all the
necessary Papers and Drawings for Patents; will
make researches into American and Foreign
works. 10 test the validity Of inventions, and ren-
der advice on legal and scientific matters, respect
ing the same Patents secured in Europe and 9TH
CT countries.
By application TO this Office inventors are saved
the time and cost OF journey TO Washington
and delay there, as well as all personal trouble in
obtaining their patents. They also have the ad-
vantage Of verbally explaining their inventions, and
of consulting in respect to them matters, IN general
Of pdrnaom importance in order 10 obtain CORRECT spt-
cifeafioas and claims The experience of sirtseH
years practice extensive collection Of rare works
decisions, Sc. on mechanical subjects, the Patent
laws, anil patents Of different countries collected
at much expense during the long time this Office
has been established, together with accounts
here kept Of inventions patented at Washington
enable the subscriber 10 afford to inventors, desir
Gus OF procuring Patents, assistance and lnforma
ton which in other respects might be difficult o.
EDDY, Civil Engineer
Sent. L. lyl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

NOBLE RESISTANCE TO TEMPTArIoN.-
The pleasing fact below, is from communities
ton OF Walter Claiming, in the Boston Adver.
tiscr. 1t shows that great good may be effected
by prudent encouragement of man to act right
even after he has suffered as felon:
"A convict discharged from the State Pr'son
about four years ago, and who is referred to, in
the last annual report of the Boston Society fol
Aiding Discharged Convict', as one of the per
sons assisted by us, brought to the agent, few
days since, a letter which he had taken from the
Post Office. The letter contained draft fol
between five and six hundred dollars, which he
supposed to be convertible into money, and he
requested that it might be put into the hand: o
the owner, a person of the same name with him
self-tbe letter having been delivered to him, OF
his call, at the Post Office. This man is nov
without employment, and desperately poor-ye
he holds and has held to honesty, under e1trem
temptations"
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, Sept 7, is4s'
AN instrument purporting to be The last will and
"A testament Of LOIS DICKERMAN, late Of
Brattleboro, deceased is presented for probate by
Lafayette Clark, therein named Executor ,hrIeoi.
u,or no,fy ali persons interested that this court
viii decide upon the probate Of said instrument, at
session thereof 20 be holden at the probate Office
In Brat,eboro, In said district, the eth day Of
October next by publishing copy Of the record
~ this order three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont ph9nx. printed at said Brattleboro, previous
10 said time Of hearing.
Attest f. HoLBRooK. Reer
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STATE OF VERMONT.


IN Probate Court, Aug. 81, ls4s.
The following petition isprcsenied' 20 wit
To the Hon the Probate Court for the District Of
Marlboro.
ERANKLIK BELLOWS, Administrator upon the
estate Of CHARLES J.. bellows late OF
Wilmington, deceased respectfully represents that
the amount OF debts due from said deceased Is
That the amount Of personal property
assigned to the widow, is 'lps
That the expense Of settling said estnie
will be about So0V
S4oi,5s
That the value Of the peFlonal properly.
appraised, 10 'io'
-
I.osv;nc r,nrovided h,r The snm Of e423,5
Wherefore, he prays for license TO sell 80 much
Of the Real Estate Of said deceased as may be nee
essary 10 pay said debts and expenses,
FRANKLIN BELLOWS, Admr.
Wilmington Aug. 81 ls4s.
Whercupon, It is ordered that said Administra'
tor notify all persons interested, mat this court
will decide upon said application ~ the session
thereof 10 be holden At the probate once IN brat
tlrboro, in said district, on tho 7th day OF October
next, by publishing copy Of the record Of said pc
titon, and order thereon, three weeks suecessivey
in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at said Bratilebo-
70, previous TO said time Of hearing
A1,si r. HOLBRO0K, Regr
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SLAVE SOIL.

GLORIOUS EFFEcIs OF Mn PoLK's TARIFF.
The proprietors of tho large wooden factory in
Ware Village, Mass, are stopping their looms.
They are 10 shut down as soon as they have
worked up the raw material now on hand One
Of the proprie,ors said, with emphasis" Give US
the tariff Of AZ, and we will start every machine
again in six months"
The Danville, Pa Democrat announces the
s,oppage Of the Mon,our Iron Works. Three
OF their largest anthracite furnaces, together with
the large rolling.mill, are standing idle, and
about nee hundred hands have been thrown out
of employment
win the people elect Cas-, and ensure con-
tinuance OF events like the aboveY
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Marrtt0.

In Pumey, Sept. II, by Rev, II. Eastman, Mr.
Thomas l.. MINER, Of Brattleboro, TO Miss LAURA
b. KNIGHT OF Puney.
In Vernon, Sept g, by Cyrus wAshburn, Esq, Mr.
Elijah Wright, Of Ludlow, Mass. 10 Miss Melissa
Colgrove, Of Palmer Mass.
At Walnut Grove, near Geneva, N. Y, Sept. 6,
Samuel Boulcs, Jr, OF the Republican, Springfield,
Mas, to Miss Mary 9. Dwight daughter Of Henry
v. r. Shermerhorn, Esq.
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~C.1UTION.

Beware Of those mPostoas which arc daily palrned
,poa The Pablo. bearing the Of my article which
is CHOLERA MORBus, DYSENTERY AND d.
ARRIl1A CORDIAL, which name irposiers have
borrowed. Also. they have copied my advertisements
and predatory addresses Doubtless they have done
this for the purpose Of palnng of their useless and
worthless srcles at the expense and reputation Of this
fore the public.
Re slrc that you obtain MRS. F.. KlDDfR's Choie-
"a Morbus, Dysentery and DiaFihGa Cordial, and you
Will get the only and original article, which has
ever been held IN the highest estimation By the public
throughout the whole country.
Il is put up in bottles holding nearly quart intend
NJ for family use and sold al One Dollar per bottle.
Sold by MRS. r.. EIDDER,
No. 100 COURT STREET, BOSTON,
rho is the inventor and sole proprietor. Druggists
and Apo;hecares supplied as formerly, large snail
quantities
AGENTS-DUTToS g. CLAIM. Br''lchorsI =.
& ". kErEs, NewbrT, VI, Gnf s,t ~ dealers in
medicines generally. fai-SS
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commissioners Notice.

VIE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. the probate court for the district Of
Orleans, Commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all persons against
the estate OF Austin Edwards, late Of Troy,
in said district, represented insolyen and also all
three calendar months from the Il;h day Of July,
a. d. Is4s, being allowed by said court for that
purpose We do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend to the business Of our said appointment
at the dwelling house Of Reuben Winn, In Whiting
ham, on tie first Monday and first Tuesday Of DC.
lober next from one O'Clock p NJ. until four O'Clock
p. NJ. on each Of said days.
ELISHA PUTNAM,
HOUGHTON SAWYER, 0'"'''
Dated a. Nottingham, Sept LIST, ls4e.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, Sept. 2, ls4s.
ZONES Rufus X. Henry and Luke Woodward,
" Administrators upon the estate of BENJAMIN
WOODWARD late Of Halifax, deceased, aud
move the court here for an extension Of the time
heretofore limited to them to dispose Of said estate
and pay the debts Of said deceased.
Whcreupon It's ordered that said Administrators
notify all persons interested, that this court will de-
eide upon said application at the session thereof to
be holden al the Probate office in Braitleboro, in
said district the 25th day of September instant;
by publishing q copy Of the record Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Vernon, PhGnix
printed al said Bratleboro, previous to said time Of
hearing.
A tue copy Of Record
. Attest. f HOLpROOK. Regr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

UNCERTAINTY OF THE LAVA case in
volving quarters rent, (amount $500 OF certain
premises in Boston, in iS46, having been oil this
time in litigation, was last week acted upon, by
the full Bench of the Supreme Court, on bill
of exceptions. The Supreme Court have now
ordered the case to be tried over again IN thu
Common Pleas, on the ground that the Judge
the Common Pleas did not charge the jury IN
,nffciently clear and ineligible manner for then
20 understand. How much will the costs run VI
10 when the case is completed? :,
NerbtHyport Herald
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PREMOVAL.A
MRS. T. HINCKLEY

HAS removed from her old stand on Main Street,
III to a very eligible situation yearly opposite
first door from the corner Of Main aud Elliot sis-
where she will offer her Millinery Goods, &c, a.
usual.
07-Dreu Making done in the best style, by
Miss Sargent.
She would also say thu, she WI have fresh
supply Of Millinery from New Yor, by the hTsl OF
October.
Sept u.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

AMERICAN MIssioSs.-The receipts Of the
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions for the financial year ending August /,
amounted TO 1924 ,o56. The expenses during
the same period were $3.50 $50; and the debt
at the expiration Of the preceding year was ISL
ots. nal irg halance againsf the treasury, Aug
LIST, 1913, of s5s, $50. Thu rseeip,s Of the Board
for each Of the las, twelve years, have been Al
I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

81 ONLY ten years ago, the laud which COIN
noses the States of Iowa and Wisconsin passed
from the possession of the Indians; and now one
State has population of 100000, the other Of
100000. AT the next census, each will be as
large as Connecticut; and at the next after, both
together will have greater representation in
Congress than all New England. To what :
wonderful destiny are these Western States ad
xancinol
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Boots, shoes and lsubbers.
DOWN AGAIN.
THO'S g.. WALES

WILL sell at GREATLY REDUCED PRI-
w CES ali kinds Of Doors and SHOES by the
do,en or package 1t his
ENTIRE CASH BOOT s. SHOE STORE"
Nos 10 and 81 Broad and &c and az Central Street,
Boston.
n C. W. would also inform hi old customers,
and all purchasers Of ISpiA RuBnER SRoEs, thai
he has been appointed Siding Agent for The largest
| importers Of PARA RuDBEEs, and for all the pnn-
cipa manufacturers Of Patent Rubber in this coun-
try making the most extensive assortment Of Run
! BER SuoEs to be found in any one Store in Amer
ica all Of which he is authorized 10 sell for CASH
or CREDIT ct he iorea narkst prices andou liberal
terms. 2ml
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YucArAS.-Late advices represent that the
whites have been every where successful through
ont the peninsula, and Yucatan has been re-uni
ted to Mexico. Mexico has offered full par
don TO the Indians, on condition Of their eeasinG
hostlities. She is to pay Yucatan $4,000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

EDIroRIAL TRouBLEs-The Victoria Tex
as) Advocate, of July 81, apologies for lack
of matter in its columns, by saying that the Sc
Nor editor was shot and badly wounded the
Junior editor had the ehills and fever; and there
had been no mails received for two weeksl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

FALL OF IEoS.-On Tuesday morning last,
about one half the gable end of the large iron
store Of Ezra Clark & Co, corner Of Front and
Ferry streets, in this city, fell down from the
roof TO the foundation, with tremendous crash,
dumping over about so tons of iron, which was
placed against it. The breaking of timber sup
port, from the weight of iron, caused the acct.
dent.-Hartfond Courani. IA insi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

CT A woman was lately convicted in Phis'
delphiA Of an assault and battery on her husband
and was sentenced to pay the costs of prosecu
iion; 90 that the husband had better have taken
the whipping quietly, rs he now suffers in purse
as well as person.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

EaT An only son of Mr. d. $. Ford, Of Boston
four years old, came to his death on Saturday
in consequence of the blunder Of an apothecary'i
clerk in Leyerett street, in adding FIVE grains Of
opium, instead of rhubarb, to pbysician's pre-
scr;ntinn
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go - Fa ~
PASSENGER TRAINS run every day, tsun.
L days excepted,l as follows
Leave Greenfield for Springfield at $40 and l04S
\ NJ, and p. NJ
Leave Springfield for Greenfield, at $50 A. II.
nd and $40, r. NJ
Passengers leaving Greenfield at go A NJ, reach
ipringdcid at A. NJ and can proceed directly TO
;ostou Albany 10y the trains OF the Western Rail
Jad or waiting ill 1880 A. NJ, can leave for New
York by the Hartford road
The Train leaving Greenfield nj l045 a. NJ, also
onnects directly with the Eastern, Western and
outhern trains at Springfield
Passengers leaving Greenfield ~ i. NJ ran
roeeed directly TO New Yosk city by the night train
nd Steamboat.
Rdvrn1,c, passengers leaving Boston by the H.
nd w. X. Road, nj 8 A. NJ or New York by the
season for the +. NJ train for Greenfield reach
" the latter place about T. NJ, where stages are
readiness for those wishingio 70 to Bralileboro,
" arthcr north.
Passengers leaving Boston at T. NJ, arrive in
pringfcld at $50 Y. NJ and reath Greenfield a, 10
NJ, or stopping over in Springfield, reach Green
cid at 10 A. NJ next day, in season for the stage
, Braitleboro.
Passengers by this ronie between Brtilei.oro
nd Boston have less distance OF stage travel
ian BY any other.
Fare By Stag, and Railroad.
Bratilcboro to Springfield, $500
Boston, $50
ly-Tickcis can he obtHined at the stage Office in
graitleboro JOSIAH HUNT, Supt.
Northampton, May l, ls4s. sew-ostf s.
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ST. The resignation of the Governor General
Of Canada carl of Elgin) is announced in the
Montreal papers, apparently on official author
ity. lie retres in consequence Of the continued
illness of his lady. He has been one of the most
nonnlnr Goyernors ever sent out to Canada.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

The Fox OUTDoNH "A few days before
his nomination, DIr Van buren, is said to have
written n letter in which be stated, that if no
other candidates for the Presidency were nomi.
mated than Taylor, Cas- aud Hale, he (Van Bu-
ren) should NOT rote at all lie is nominated,
and now Hale is s,umping it for him in New
HAMPSHIRE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

81 A Shark, six feet long, was seen in the
water at Baltimore, and his appearance has had
the effect of making the boys obey the City Or
dinanco against bathing about the wharyes.
One boy has been bitten by this shark, and
viii lose a leg, if not his life.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

81 The greatest competitor with the United
States for supplying the world with bread-siniis,
ia Russia. 1t is estimated on good authority, tha'
the quantity of wheat annually exported from
Russian ports, averages 2o,ooo,ooo bushels.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an application
~ will be made to the General Assembly Of the
State Of Vermont at its next session. for an exten.
sion Of the Charter Of the Bank Of Bratteboro, and
H. s. MOVES, Cashier
Braillsboro. Sept. IA, ie4s.
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81 The New York Sun says, 1t is rumored
that the funds raised for Ireland 10 be appro-
priated in organizing an extensive for hunt, TO
take place in the British American Provinces
this fall or winter.
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LAND FOR SALE.

IilE subscriber has abont so ACRES ~ land At the
Il mouth Of West River, which he offers for sale
One half or more has tllriiiy growth Of timber
upon H. AMI good building lot with water there
on. Said 10; would make pleasan, situation for
any one wishing TO live li:tle out Of the village
HENRY ALLEN.
Bruiilcborc. Sept. s. 1913 3w3
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LOST

N on the road between Fayetteville and Williams
rllle In Newfane. On the back OF the case arc the
letters l.. and J. to ID. i. Whoever will return
said Watch and Chain to this ofirc, or 10 Joab
Holland ia Townshcnd, shall be Handsomely re-
wlrded.
Brnaleboro. Sept. 5, Isss. .
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Look on the Two Pictures.

We clip the following illustration Of the diff
ference between Free and Slave Soil from the
Chronotype, which calls On its readers to pom
der the two pictures and decide which deserves
10 be extended -
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Wanted Immediately.

I'D TAILORFss Girls; also six apprentices,
Il - TO whom good encouragement will be given
steady employment and weekly pay for their scrvi-
ccs. c. f. klTTREDGE.
Brattleboro, Sept 4ih. o.
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CuNE. GOODHUE & I'd
Hops! Hops!
G. w. YCK M AN,

W. go Pearl S,rrci, Neg York.
rINIIE subscriber has been engaged In the selling
l. OF Hops BHiey and MIi for the last six years
and after much trouble and expense, has eomplet
ed a regular and extensive Correspondence WIN
most Of shc promineni brewers and Hop dealsrs o
England, aed with nany q he largest Hop deal
ers Ia Ems.cc, Gervnans, and with reaEt sS,ss
prosalnzut hze~er. In this eounfr1 ~ s4t n
msny q itose gentlemen moi cniy n9Is, -, ~
quantities Of Barley and Malt This brings him IN
close and intimate acquaintance and DdsIness con
necton with them, and it is nothing more than nat
ural 10 suppose, tiai iaey I'll md do give him a
decided preference in trade. He will be enabled to
give, from the most unquestionable Anthoriy, 10
those who NAV consigh their Hops to him sor sale
the earliest and most correct information in rea'
ton to the crops, prices and probable demand
both ut home and throughout Europe
Commissions reasonable, and storage moderate
ry-Liberal advances made upon all produe'
consigned to him for sale.
Sent I 1919.
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FIRE FIR /!

TIME member. Of tho wINDHAM COUNTY
i MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
arc hereby noiifed that The following assessments
have been made by the Directors on all notes in
force, on the following days, to wit;
August ~, ls47, per cent
Sept. 49,
March 10, ls4s.
Making L per cent. for the year, said per cent
age to be cast on the original amount Of Premium
note, without reference 10 any endorsement, 10 b
paid to the Secretary at his Ofice in HewfAne, on
or before the 2Tth day Of Sept ls4s; being the
day Of the Annual Meeting Of said Company.
MARSHALL NEWTON, Treasurer
Insurance Office, NeSiane. July IS, ls4s. 3w3
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UNHIS certihes that have from this date given
IL my son, WALTER WAND BRucE, his time TO
&C, and trade for himself Therefore, shall here
after pay debts of his contracting nor claim any
Of his earnings.
Sent l9, Iete.
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Association.

The Thirteenth Anniversary o. The Windham
County Baptist Association will be held In the
Bsptis, Meeting house, in this village, commencing
Wednesday, Sept. 20, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
continuing two days Introductory sermon by
Rev A. Lamb, Of Whilingham.
J. C. FOSTER Clerk.
Bratleboro, Sept. IS, ls+s.
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STATE OF VERMONT.


District Of WtstmiHstsr, 81
The Hon the Probate Court for the district Of
Westminster: To all persons interested in the
estate Of HORACE GO0DRIDGE, late OF
Westminster, IN said district deceased, iniesiaie.
GREETING.
WHEREAS Phineas d. Reyes, Adminisl1ator
w Of said estate, proposes 10 render ca acccunt
Of his administration, aud 10 present hss account
sgains, said estate for allowance. Il session Of
said court. 10 be held At the Ian tf james Tngrfi
in Iwnshend, in said distract % ne iaEl N esn-s.
.sseg 81 October, isfs; Thenior. - ~ hereby
aoiiGed % sbpeaf q sssc 81 idtime and
place, and show cause. II any yca inay have, why
said account should DOT he nlierea
The application Of Hrldhk Goodridge, widow Of
s=.i deceased 20 have her dover sscertsined and
set out, stands for hearing session Of said court
70 be held At the Inn OF Charles Dickinson, in
Rockingham, in said district, on the Monday next
preceding the fourth Tuesday Of Sept lsis.
ABISHAI STODDARL, Regr.
Grafton, Ang 80, lsts.
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Cooking stoves.

Together with complete assortment OF faftOff
Six Plate, and Rox stoves.
They have also, and will keep constantly on
hand n complete assortment Of Hollow Ware,
together with Furnace and Caidron Kettles.
ALS0-Stovc Pipe and Stove Furniture, Tin
and Copper Ware, at Wholesale or retail.
SAP PANS constantly on hand or made 70
order, OF the best Of Russia Iron. Particular at
teniion given to all JOB work with which they may
be favored.
11- Most kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for the above.
Those wishing to purchase will do well to give
them call as their motto is "Qiuel slles and saci
profits BELLAMY & BRISTNALL.
Townshcnd, Sept. 9Th, 1913.
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10 Johhers.

VNHE undersigned, a Committee for that purpose,
Il will receive proposals for building a bridge
across the river at North Wurdsboro also, for re.
building the west ebutment Of the same bridge, ur-
I'll the goth day Of Sept next, and at that tine a
contract will be closed.
All wishing to take jobs of this kind ere request
ed to apply early TO either Of the Subscribers
JOSEPH HAMMOND, !
SOLOMON HIGGINS, C0amittas
ERASMUS PLINPToN,)
August So sWa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15

cognize the new Republic Of France, and has
consented to receive a diplomatist from General
Cavaignac.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
ALBERT II. DAY & BROTHER,

a Granite Row,
HAVE just received q large, magnificent aud
III perfect assortment of DRY GOODS--em-
hracing very great variety Of Dntss Goops,
C7grt sii1s AL TfimnisJs Of all kinds. Superior
Long and Square SHAwLs, Rich Bonnet Trimmings,
Ginrcs, Hosiery, Shoes, &c., &c.
ALSO-A first rate assortment Of CIoTHs, Cls.
siaEREs vHsrMos, lsome splendid patiernsl CRA-
yATs IN great variety.
China, Crockery, and Glass Ware. Some entire
new patterns, in complete sets or in my quantity
Knives and Forks, Looking Glasses, and every va.
All kinds Of
Groceries.
All Of which have been lately purchased for Cash
aud will be sold at the iOrsa possible prizes.
A. H. DAY & BROTHER
Drattleboro, Sept. 7ih, ls4s.
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NOlice.

HEREBY certify that have given my son,
i CuARLKs T. WisuBuRs, his time, and shall
pay no debts Of his contracting or claim any OF his
arnings after this date. .a.m.a.sa,,,,x,
Putney, Aug. 80, 1913 D