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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-01

MORAL AsPEcTs OF EuRoPE.-The editor
of the London Christian Times says, in reference
to the affairs of Continental Europe,-"There
ed and extensive changes with sanguine hope,
and there is not little to encourage them
Civil and religious freedom with some cxcep-
tons, seems, at least for the present, to be n
gamer The Jesuts, its sworn foes, are igno-
miniously driven from Roman Catholic States.
Even Rome has dismissed them. The question
Of separation of Church and State makes pro-
gress Meanwhile openings of usefulness are
presenting themselves in unexpected quarters.
We have reason TO know for instance, that in
three short months from the commencement of
the Italian Revolution, 1000 copies of the Scrip
lures were sold in Italy, and that the demand
is still urgent and rrepressible. There has been
nothing like this, since the DAYS Of Snvonaroa."
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A BLACK REPRESENTATIVE IN PARIs.-In
the National Assembly on the goth of October,
q considerable sensation was created by the APP
pearance, for the first time, of NJ. Lewis Mat
ihieu, one of the newly elected representatives
for Gaudaloupc. He is a negro pur sang, and
one of the blacklist and curlicst Of the genus,
but at the same time a striking and intelligent
looking man. On his entry, he took his seat
close to NJ Bory Papy, who is also colored but
after remaining with him short time, he took
up his position on the extreme left among the
hlontagnards.
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PENDER's
Marlborough Vegetable Salye.

TINE above salye Is strictly what Il says, Vege-
/ fable Salye. and It's intrinsic merit needs only TO
be appreciated to place il in the most prominent
position among the most popular medicines Of the
day. Its cures in many instances are immedi-
ate and eradcarive as to elicit atesiations in its
favor from the most unexpected sources.
l. i highly recommended, and sold by Messrs.
diseases, viz;
Burns, Wounds, Bruises Swellings on the Joints
and other parts Of the body, Serofula Bos Sprains
and in general, all cutaneous diseases. For Boill
and Burns there is no remedy equal to It.
NOV. 20. II
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PoLITENEss IN THE School RooM-On a
visit to one of the Primary Schools in Roxbury
the other day, we had the pleasure Of seeing the
school dismissed in manner which must have
an excellent influence on the habits and charac-
ter of those children during their whole lives
The practice of true politeness can no where
else be inculcated so eilectualy as in the school,
This is the teachers Archimedian lever, by
which he can remove the stubbornness and way
wardncss of those passions which lead children
constantly astray. In the school we refer to,
when all were ready TO be dismissed, row of
scholars rose in their seats and simultaneously
babe their teacher good morning. The teacher
responded in a mild, pleasant manner, and then
one after another started to 60 home. Each row
Of scholars was dismissed in similar manner
This does away with the difficulty of bidding
each scholar separately, good morning, or good
evening, which becomes tedious, and sometimes
very awkward and formal. Whatever is done
of this kind, should be done we'll The cultiva-
ton Of this habit and spirit Of poiteness, in both
teachers and pupils, will do much to soften and
subdue the rough manners and passions Of youth,
and tend to unite in one common brotherhood
the interests, affections and purposes Of the
whole school--Boston Excelsior.
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DR.. A. ID. PUTNAM

HAS lately received HILLS STOPPLNG,r a
III new article for Filling Carious Teeth. II is a
compound material perfectly harmless. both as il
respects the Teeth and the Constitutional Health
easy Of Applcation-being introduced into n cavity
in plastic state, and hardening as rs it i
packed. Il can be applied with ease to the mcrcsi
shells Of Teeth, and its adhesive properly is such
as TO be retained without difficulty.
10 "HiLLs STorfISG" comes highly recon.
mended by eminent Dentists in New York and 9th.
er States.
Brattleboro, Nov. 20, ls4s. IA
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Watch Repniring.
BANK OF BRATTLERoRO.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Books for the
~ reception Of subscriptions for one thousand
ILEBoRo, az aulhurized by the recent net Of the
Legislature, will be opened at the Inn OF Henry
Smith. in Bratleboro. on Monday, the Eighth day
Of January next. at 10 o'clock A. ~
The Books will be opened forien successive days
for subscriptions, from ten till four O'Clock on each
day. Sundays excepted.
Ten dollars u share uron each share subscribed,
must be paid TO the Commissioners, by each sub.
scriber at the time Of subscribing.
OSCAR l.. SKATER,
JOHN RICE. in,
JOHN +. BUTLER.
JAMES II. PHELPS, Commissioners.
JOHN KIMBALL,
EDWARD KIRKLAND
SAMUEL BUTTON,
Brattleboro Nov. Goth ls4e owls
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The Star is Rising.

TIME Members of BLAZING STAR LODGE,
i No. 32, are notified to meet at Masons' Hall, in
Williamsyille on Wednesday, the 27th day of De-
cember, A. l. 5s4s, at one O'Clock p. NJ, for the
choice of officers and to transact other important
business. A punctual attendance is requested
10 Members of other Lodges who are in regu-
lar standing are invited to meet with us and behold
the Masonic Star rise in the East Per order,
Nov. 80 WIN. IL. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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ZELOTEs DICKINSON
ROOma

A T No 8 Granite Row, up stairs, at No. q where
"A the balance of his Accounts Notes and Mer.
ehandise will be closed, f6y him, immediately.
The many Notes and Accounts Of long standing,
(names wlhheld,) expecting you to call and make
some arrangement, otherwise they will be no inn
mediate use to me, should business lead INC from
Vermont.
Sept. 20, ls4s. 3me
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Brighton Cattle Market,

Thursday, Nop. 20, is4s.
At Market-soO Beef Cattle, $50 Stores 1880
Sheep, and $50 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond
with last week-cxtra s6,25 first quality $50 to
SIS; second o., rs TO $3.50; third $3.50 TO IS.
Storcs-In good demand. YearlingB 81 q sl0;
two years old $40 sic; three years old SIS s25.
Working Oxen-Sales at SOS, SIS, s92, sll5,
Cows and Calyes-Sales at 500, s23, $50, and
s37
Sheep-Sales from si,3s to s2,e2.
Swine-York Hogs to pedde, &C for Sows, and
Sc for Barrows AT retail from y to SIC
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AcTs AND REsoLUTIoNs.-In conversation
with worthy and sensible gentlemen at the Sy-
nod of Virginia, on the insuficiency of mere res
oluiions, said he, II have read book called the
acts of the ApostlesP l have not seen their
book OF resolutions yet"
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

A General Assortment Of School Books, States,
n Sc, at wholesale or retail. Also,
1000 r. d. Thomas Almanac, and Walton's Yer.
mont Register For sale cheap at @: H: SAILS
BURY'S B0OhSIORE.
Braitleboro, Nov. 2s. is
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WATCH REPAIRING
by the subscriber, at
East Tow N 8 h e N d, v {

NRATEFUL for increasing patronage, be still
u solirits the fayors Of his friends. The subscri
or has had much experience in watch work, and
els an assurance he give satisfaction to all his
ustomcrs. Work done very cheap. Watches will
un just as well repaired in small village as a
rge city If the owner is no, charged so much. A
aan can work just as well that devotes all his time
the trade, as one that leaves bis work twenty
lines an hour to show brass toy. More than
alf the fine gold watches used in London, were
lade in the little mountain towns Of switzerland.
lore than half the clocks OF modern Europe, Lon
on not excepted, were made in Bristol, Conn, and
ot a rod Of iron fence in the place. They salute
re ears Of every potentate Of civilized Europe
they stare the wandering Arab full in the face in
rand Cairo.
N. b. Cylinders made to Lepenc watches. All
arts made TO lever watches. The subscriber has
forked with more different watch makers than
ny one in Vermont and will warrant all his work
Watches, gold or silver, Of any pattern, furnished
NV. POWERS
Cast Townshend Nov. 20, ls4s. Ia
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BrattlebOro Bookstore.

DLANK BOOKS, in great variety, Blank Forms
ID American. French and German Letter Papers
Also. a complete assortment OF staiionery,-a al
j. STEEN
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DR.. u. TUBBS,
Hat Braiders

XITHo have purchased Goods Of me previous to
w the LIST OF October, ls4s, are reminded that
ieir Hats must be brought in by the LIST day OF
december next and those who have received their
o,ds since the above date must forward their hats
the LIST day Of January next,
ADMATHA DUNkLEE.
Vest Brattleboro, Nov. 20, ls4s.
UIhis said that Cash will buy Goods at this
: me cheaper at A. Dunklee's than any other store
, town. 3wl4
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sAxTON,s RIyER SEMINARY.

TINE Winter term will commence Wednesday,
j. December 9th, l.. F. WARD A. b, Principal,
and Miss MARIA WAHD, Teacher Of the Ornament
al Branches. The success Of the School argues its
advantages. -.
r, A. SEVERANCE, Secretary.
Saxton's River, Nov. %, ls4s is
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BRATTLEBORO ACADEMY.

TIME WINTER TERM will commence on
i Wednesday, the 9th day Of December and con-
tinue ten weeks.
r. HARRIS, Principal.
West Brstilshoro. Hov.l5, Isls swia
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China, CrOckery and Glass
Hare.

A Ii the desirable patterns and styles on hand
N selling at the lo'ocst "rssan,d" p1oes. No one
can undersell US in these Goods
A. II. DAY BROTHER.
November 23d, Is+s. 4wi4
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81 Thanksgiving being next Thursday, tie
regular edition of the Phoenix will not issue I'M
til Friday afternoon or Saturday following.
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Marrte0.

In this village, at the Parsonage, Nov. 20, by
Rev J. C. Foster, Mr. Benjamin F. Smiley to Miss
Mary S. Howard, both of Waliham, Mass.
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III IrOse Nenltnary.

TINE Winter Term will commence on Monday
Il December II under the care Of Mr. and Mrs
J. S. LEE the present teachers.
West Braitleboro, Nov. :, lsts Il
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AUCTION.
Look out for ChilbIains!
Pcnder,s ChiIbiain Salve.

VNHIS being the season for this disease, every
Il person would do well to purchase box Of the
above salve, which Is warranted to cure the very
worst case in three days.
n5-Sold wholesale and retail by BUTTON &
CLARK, Druggists, Brattleboro.
u1-No foot peddling with these salves. II
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WATCHES & JEWELRY.

~ ~ = Ox446 W Vo wv Ax1ks \
fINHE Subscribers have just received from New
Il York and Boston first rate assortment Of
Goods, consisting in part Of
Gold and sitter Watches.
Gold and Silver Lever, Lcpine, and Verge
Watches, some new and elegant styles, Al very low
prices
JewcIry.
Fine Gold Finger Rings, Bosom Pins, Bracelets,
Pencils and Pens, Guard Chains, Watch Keys,
Slides, Gold Beadss Ear Hoops and Rings, &c, &c.
Fancy Goods.
An elegant assortment consisting Of Shell. Buff
fslo, Horn and Silver Combs, Card Cases, Fancy
Boxes, Perfumery Of all kinds Pearl and Ivory
Letter Folders, Money Holders, Pocket Books and
Wallets, Cigar Cases Tooth, Hair and Nail Brush
es, Razors and Razor Strops, Shaving Soaps and
Creams Of all kinds, Tea Bells, Steel Pens, Steel
Purses and Bags, Sc, &c
Steel Goods.
A large assortment Of Bag and Purse Clasps,
Rings AMI Ftssels, Slides, Beads, Purse Silk, &c.
Britannia Ware.
A first rate assortment Of Britannia Ware some
new and splendid patterns Of Tea and Coffee Pots,
Lamps, Sc. bought Of the Manufacturer for Cash,
and can and will be sold ut very loo prices.
Watch Repairing.
Watches and Clocks Of every description care.
fully repaired and warranted, and all jobs usually
done in such shops executed with neatness and
despatch
The Public generally are invited to give US
call. at the old stand. South end of Halls Building
and examine for themselves and see II we cannot
give them better bargains than they can get else.
where.
~ Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange, for
which the highest price will he paid.
THOMPSON & RANGER.
Bratteboro, Nov. 2s, 1913. evils
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No. Granite Row, may DC found everything IN
the Grocery line that may be desired by those who
keeping the approaching Thanksgiving
As many lbs. 7. X. Sugar, lea, Spices, Raisins or
any other article can he had for 81 as at any other
Loo Prize Store in town. Call and sec.
J. W. FROST
Bratileboro, Nov. 20, is4s. u
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Representing all the chief cities towns, villages,
gigantic bluffs, Indian mounds and encampments,
cotton sugar and tobacco plantations, lagoons ami
mails, &c. and giving most truthful delineaton Of
the various kinds Of River life and craft; arks,
steamboats,, coal, museum, wood and cattle boats,
presenting the diversified scenery OF ~ different
States, a distance Of $500 miles, from Pittsburg,
Pa, to New Orleans, La, extending over 8 degrees
Of latitude.
Tickets of admission TO the whole rs cents, to
be obtained at the Hall. Lads and Misses Tickets
~. cts.
The Exhibition will be concluded in season for
the 0mnibuses TO Chelsea, Charlestown Cambridge,
Roxbury, South Boston, &c. &c. Exhibition every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, commencing
.; O'Clock.
Liberal terms made with large parties from neigh.
boring towns, schools, &c.
10 Office open for transaction Of business and
sale Of tickets from ~ 10 ! o'clock
Nov. 8, ls4e. 6moisl2
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Don Gran Juan's Double Distilled
Rose Compound,

NOR cleansing, reproducing and beautifying the
n Hair; price 25 cts. per Bottle For sale at @.
II. SALIsBURY's BOOKSTORE.
Nov. 2s, 1913. is
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DONNAvAN's GREAT SERIAL
PANORAMA or MEXICO,

PANURAMA vi MbAltU.
Occupying $1,000 feet Of Canvass.
E,XHIBITING the Scenery, Cities and Battle
~ Fields on the respective routes pursued by the
American Army, from Corpus Christi to Buena
Vista and thence 10 Valladolid-and from Vera
Cruz to the city of Mexico line Of country
Orer 5000 Miles in Extent
This stupendous Painting, to which the Press
and the People have already accorded the merit OF
being the most comprehensive and beautiful PIANO.
rama ever exhibited in Boston, is now on exhibi-
ton at B0YLSTOE HALL,
Cor Of BoylSton and Washington SITS, Boston,
EVERY EVENING, and on every Wednesday
and Saturday AfieTnoon. at o'clock.
Capt DONNAvAN, Author Of Adventures in
Mexico and for seven months prisoner, during
the recent war, will be present to explain the pic
iure, and during the exhibition, will relate many
incidents Of the war, Mexican life, manners, SC.
Tickets Is cents. Liberal Arrangements made
with Parties anil Schools. Exhibitions given to
parties from the country at an hours notice.
n5r-For particulars, see bills Of the day.
Boston, Oct. 2. cm7
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RrattIeborO ROOkstOre.

lust RECEIVED, lot Of English r. ekst BIZ
= w. J. sTEEN.
Nov. .. avis
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To Publishers, booksellers,
and the Public.

TINE Subscriber has completed, with the aid
i Of the most experienced and capable assstants,
BUSINESS MANS ALMANAC for 1919, which he
10 confident will commend itself TO the decided favor
Of the Trade and the Public.
Although bearing the humble designation of Alma
Il is believed that this work will be found equal in
usefulness and merit to many which assume much
ofter distinction. II has been prepared with deter
ninaton 10 bring within the smallest compass all the
various facts which man Of business will have occa-
sion refer in the Of the year such the
condensed Statistics Of National Industry, in its
various departments Of Agriculture, Manufactures,
Mining. Commerce, &C., kc.-its channels and means
OF Canals, principal lines Of
Steamboat and River commune Auon-Tabes Of Du-
ties, Imports, Exports, Revenue, Expenditures, &C.
&c To these is added large amount Of Information
with regard to tie most improved modes Of eommenc.
ing ransacng, and extending Business; the means OF
insuring in Commercial undertakings the rel
alive advantages Of Cash and Credit dealings; the
power and influence Of the Newspaper Press System
ATTIC Advertising; Rules for Business Men, &c, &c.
THE BusiSEss MANS ALMANAC Is compressed
within g. double-column pages, OF fine but new and
ir type, though containing more matter than All ord
nary I2no volume Of 500 pages. II will be supplied
to the trade at 81 per hundred, sos per thouasnd
Single copies l23 cts. Terms, cash on delivery. Or
v. ID. PALMER,
Tribune buildings, NslO York.
October l9ih, 1913. lial
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Tariff Population.
Money and Exchanges. Immigration.
Tho Coal Trade. Rules for Business Men.
Inland Commerce, Wages 4 Hours Of Labor.
The Post Office. Tonnage and Shipping.
The Patent Laws. Mech ,nical Inventions.
Weights and Measures. Lake g. River Navigation.
Finance, Routes ans Distances.
Partnership. The Electric Telegraph.
The Iron Trade. The Newspaper Press
Rail Roads. Systematic Advertising,
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GOODS AT AUCTION
PRICES.

GhLOESs
ITO get positive evidence that Goods can and will
Il be sold oheqp just call On the subscriber, who
is determined 10 sell for CAsn, at such prices as
viii ensure a rapid sale.
Take particular Notice.
II Ia not an old lot Of refuse goods now offered
for sale. I have on hand large stock Of Fresh
GOODS, including all Kinds Of Groceries, Of
the best quality, Hardware, Crockery, Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods in great variety, Nuts, Caps,
Hats, Shoes, &C., &c, which now offer for Cash
at great discount from my former low prices, pre-
senting unrivaled inducements to purchasers
Even IL you do not wish 10 purchase, just look in
and see what sacrifices one will make when deter
mined to close of with little regard TO cost, and in
the shortest possible time, heavy stock Of Goods
Purchasers from adjacent towns will find them
selves we'll compensated for their time and trouble
In taking advantage Of the prcscn, opportunity.
~ All kinds Of Produce and Barter received
on the most favorable terms.
N CHENEY.
Townshend, Nov. 20, is4a. awi4
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MORE NEW GOODS.

I'VE have just returned again from market with
w the largest and best assortment Of DEEss
GooDs, SHAwLs, CLoAKixos, TRIMMINGS Of all
kinds, MILLINERY GooDs, Gloves, Hosiery, and all
kinds new and fashionable Oar GooDs ever brought
TO this place, which will be sold at prices reduced
from those bought earlier In the Fall.
co Call and see before making your purchases.
ALBERT II. DAY BROTHER.
Bratileboro, Nov 9th, le48. 4wia
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Notice.

I HEREBY give notice that have given my
L son Simon Winslow Myers, minor, his time
TO act for himself shall exact none Of his wa
ges, nor pay any debts Of his contracting afer this
date. SIMON MYERS.
marlborough, Nov. 81, ls4s. swls
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JUST OPENED
New Tailoring Establishment.

II r. WALKER, from Boston, having taken
". rooms over Mr. @. c. Halls store, would res
pectfnlly inform the people Of Brattleboro and vi
entity that he is prepared to make all kinds Of gen.
temen's garments in the best style Of workmanship.
Having followed Cutting exclusively for several
years in the largest Tailoring Establishment in
Boston, he flat,ers himself he give satisfaction
to all rs 10 CT, finish, and style.
&C. Particular attention paid to cutting for 9TH
ers TO make. All garments warranted to tit II well
made up.
Good Ready Made Clothing
Manufactured, and for sale cheaper than can be
afforded in the Boston Clothing Stores.
Brsttleboro, Nov. !, le4e. IL
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The Old Dickinson Printing once,
50 WASHINGTON STREET

OH NBNlES % Po M@@BTS
JUNIOR partner Of the late firm Of 3. N. DICK.
j IEsoN Co., having again leased his old stand,
So Washington Street. respectfully solicts from his
friends and former CUSTOMERS continuance Of such
orders for
Book, Job, Card, or Ornamental
PRINT ING,
as their business fancy may require. II will be
his ambition to maintain the reputation Of this old
and well known Printing House. Two prime OBJ
jects, as heretofore, will always be had in view TO
do work we'll and cheap for with nothing else viii
progressive public taste and the exigency Of the
times be satisfied.
C. c. p NJ. trusts that the large experience he
has had In every department Of the Printing Bust
ness, in connection with his late estmaole partner,
Nix s. N. DICKINSON, will not be considered entire.
ly vaueless by those who may have further need OF
his services Every effort will be made TO give en-.
tire satisfaction, both in regard TO the quality and
price Of work.
Specimens will be exhibited whenever desired,
and "estimates for all kinds OF printing given with
perfect freedom. The public arc invited to call az
the old stand,
81 Washington Street.
Where, as heretofore, will be found the neatesl
Printing Office In Boston.
November, ia4p sw&eopswIs
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TTBBETs PAIN killer OR EMBROCA-
TON
NOR external or internal use, warranted to give
IL satisfaction and cheaper than any other kind
in use. Price from 10 cts. to so cts. per Bottle
For sale at
Oh sALIsBURY's BOOKSTORE
Nov. 2s, Is4s. is
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GAYS COMPOUND, EXTRACT OF CAN
CHALAGUA,-
A CALIFORNIA PLANT of rare virtues, pos.
n sessing in higher degree all the medicinal
qualities Of Sarsaparilla. For sale at q. II. SAILS
BuRY's BOOKSTORE.
Nov, 2e, ls4s Is
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Family GrOc ery More,

TIE Custom that Calls people to advertise large
lpon the subscriber 10 say that Mt J. W. FROST's
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Dickinson Type Foundry,


DRINTING TYPES Of the most desirable Scotch,
IL English, and American patterns, for Book,
Newspaper or Job work, constantly for sale as
above or furnished to order short notice also,
fine assortment Of CUTS, ORNAMENTS, and
BORDERS.
The attention OF Printers and Publishers is invi-
ted particularly to the very handsome and durable
ScoTcH-cUT LETTER cast at this Foundry. These
superior faces now offered the trade at the
same rates which arc paid for type Of the most or
binary character.
Prices Reduced.--From this date prices
will be as follows with liberal discount for CdIh
deiipuy:
PiSa, per ID. 80 Brew on Min. body, 40
Pica on S. Plea body, 81 Minion, 4s
Small Plea, 50 NonpaTeil, So
Long Primer 81 Agate, ~
Bourgeois, 81 Pearl, los
| BREWER, AZ Diamond, l.60
PRINTERS WARKRooN-Presses, Cases, Stands,
Gallcys, Composing Sticks, Chases, Brass Rule,
| Ink, &c. sold at manufacturer prices.
o. Type from other Fonndres supplied to or.
der. PHELPS & DALTON,
Successors TO S. n. DICKINSON.
October 9, ls4s. ewl2
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The Great Exhibition of the
DaV.
mississippi and ohio Rivers.

A T AHoHr Hall, BosroS, Washington Street,
n corner of West, HuDsos's GRAND NATIONAL
PAISTiNo Of the