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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
TILE PILES.
A. FrRE F0R HpB SECURED
BH tPtA1's vFshf8bbH thftftARE

A. CURE F0H ItFB SECURED
BH tPttA1's v]E4hr4BbH thftft any,
o. LaierhA Hamtdg FIR Mr. Piles.
P8fYAREB BIT UpHAH, Rev York. u f#s
Eaigft e17aat Il payzieitn, #h9 ia otes his
laftsni u almost ertifeiy tot | diseise. Et0
/ mineral a5atf Il tgtHi Il thsa tHf9lll II, fb
4Hy III iels titt 40 be- directly NJ lafifsehg
dafsfefio.tz. The fsafst!V was u sHtt q BY ~
Il .tan tfaf Be left aftteaa. lie rs driven t .
iuj AtUaE ron fEE FifEs byfhh misery fha
dice tsA Nh &t5l ttF0n ltifnj d II hH now II r
tA baftfts fhis Disc very 10 fifE W9Rtb Al
HARas. Tue j egftHtHt Of the biegttt tY ne
4fit ealla md distinct Y Afrts-tatt1 stta1s
IFg4F b9gFaAbttf t5gj -tltatf VII e thbletes
" gafa f~etsrfai. ~inlsfH45y mimi o. bleeding
PtLE5 or THB LONgbbT
STANDING,
tn matter hIW obstinate tie tasa may be. or
HgpstesslY the patient nay be cons deted SITS
Hated. Three 6nH d llaf boxes hage entirely
gfadiaatpd tffs disease, iftef It had existed
tNfTts MOST TERRTFtC
4BPECTfS
for t6sigs. fifteen, teenty and tfst,ty 3 yeatst N
proof ut which, The fortunate Individuals wb6
we're made wtela ltaga presented he must
positive atil Hnthts' al be testimony. IN nine
instances Il sure has baen hff4fiel by sir d1sss,
NJ haifa box after lie ingenuity Of a host or
pI.ysigi4Hs. AID tho
UREADFUL KNIFE
Of tie Surgeon HID bspn Hsaf isad 10 The
ii INST with LIT IT,. Smallest saa itW # $40
q 50. J't,n=a 4fs Hot idle tssbft lis, alse y put
f7itH 10 enrtp ths esedaI ttz, b. S. EN- #ea
wand 'rftl rHtia h. ii Oh hpaateds ttiH rs
MA, Et,,n Ia sttt 81 ma aIi..f a. n sEIat
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
A)btpy, Aug ~ is4

TO MaTagRs AND MARRIED LADIES
Thia Extr9ct of s~trsaparilla has been ex-
pecSsly prepared In retsrenee 10 female en-
pllints. No famaie who has reason 70 ~,
pose she Is app pacAing thst cite period,
! ihe tn of lite.n shoaid neglect TO take il
Is il ii n csrtsin preventative for snp of h.
nanaraus and HURDLE Diseases 70 which far
rnales are subject II this time Of life. This
edDerioaay bo delayed several years by Us n
this medicine. Nor lie Il lees valuable for
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
KNOW THYBgfFuf
REAp Avn vt G6vvf~cEpt

De coneiuced mi BUYN
CASTINGS We haze On hand, and sre
receiving regularly. direct ffeta lie %Da0nfaf~
tory every description 81 fleIi6N sre, rom
sistibR of French Pgfsp Ovens, 8kitlens,
WASH fofs, &c, ebteb Il ofsf fDr wholesale
Or FETAL ~ lo~ - they can BE- obtained m
New Orleans PIKE ard 4iAgr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
Hhx Rrnn & nhfs.

$40 tlatss Hay I2a Sacks 5rtnt 80 it7sf tiait.
We Wmifj mention IL 6lf iiefRis and ne PHtfir.
fiat in fatirs Ne contemplate having at I'll tifaes i
e55d sttffBg 1t tie articles fAf1s1 which We viii dis
b6st ~ aitlisr wholesale IN retail III reasonable prices
Ftr Cash BE4t h Son laH g2-5i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
80 JEWELRY

Just received a large assortment ofJew-
elrY, Watches, Fine CUTLERY, Sprctacles,
and Spectacle Glasses, Combs aud Brush
es, P%erfmnery, Canes, Steel Beads Purses
and Purse Silks. also d variety of Fancy
Goods &c. BY
G. c. FUTILE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
sfanlnF a4hfHftA,
TWICE a MEEE
tHsfta.

tgm TWICE Al WEEK
B4fgv Il6ueB BFhAatR MA
tHsTtBy
j. II Uhe MAsffa,- Having under
eoaa a tbarbH4h feI4if aHd no etpenss
=p1fad IL mako hsf gah gf tie most com
fgftabie passenger b8its IN the trade, will
nov make tfg1 trips Il Waek, as follows.
leaves VeW Dflelhs every Friday At
10 A. Na4tatafnihs Leaves Baton Rouge
every saturday at u 4. NJ Ls5vas New
Orleans every M9hdiy 81 . P NJ retu.h=
Ing leaves Batyn Rouge every Wednesday
at 9 AM
For freight OF basaasa apply on board
0r ~ pfHh II HAff, Agents.
July tGth 1917.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
cHEAP sT0RE.

S. jacob has the pleasure to and
nounce 10 the cisfzens Of Baton Rouge and
vicinity, that he has received a complete as
sorfnlent Of Fancy Dry Goods. ard C1othing
which viii be continued throughout The sea-
son. He viii sell upen as Reasonable terms
as any store in the eity- Planters viii hne
a fall assortment Of plantation goods at the
above store. sept, 25-34.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
MONEY WANTED

For brick already made and burned in
Baton Rouge.
Also contracts for setting and turning
brick in East or West Bafou Rouge. The
subscriber is prepared 10 give bis bond for
bis good performance oftvice the amount
Of his cont acts, he will undertake. to burn
On brick except such ~ are well dried.
Large jobs only are solicited.
June 5--1a Dr.. FRANCIS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
ALSO A VERY SUPERIOR DEN.
THfFTCE.

w 0NDER or BATON RoUaE
Just received f. IN the Manufacturer
himself, twelve dog fteeman's razor straps
the best in the WonLD. Call md examine
them, and iftbey do not make the duIeat
and most trhling rszor Y Il have got, Cut h
hair in two minutes, ! do not charge 4 cen
for them. for sale by
O. p. DAVIS drug'a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
AgENf ron FiAfoa RouaE la
II. EAnnILL.

Who keeps constantly oh Il nd a splendid
assortment If u ugs an Medicines, rich pat-
~ merry. ard ali If he l'dte,t thpeiic,nns d tho
day, Sc. 40, a ol win h will ba sold at tho
lowest rsh prices,
Dee, III O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
-RrNnRIEa.

BEAt shd SON have ittst rgee vsd
2c#sks Ney Htms (stffa qasiitYy
/ do Dried Beef do do
81 Dog gfnams
10 B3rfets Ma6kefai
70 Boxes fsW af6p Rai<iHs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

.t .g. ~ --.,zz ., t,- i.J d. t,t,Lr. H. ,,j, :,
s a., a s,t ",7g - + i,.tf hal l. ft ds's ~ : - as :
apparent to III wid sp;6i tho medicine,
whhi bg sod ing. haY may r~efest7a tIa' its
aos tdtist necessarily la almost rs afeat rs he
pfiee iemaajnl ff tt Willie his
CERTAIN AND EPEEDT
EENEUY
j. 49, l.. Aad ri, abr,., il 4. ayi,ai,a1 ,ate,tar,
T., ~ IL sor h and ~ cur rogpdh6sd
$50 afat jat, iuiss favaf IL iha est
Mn IstRE FEEJfFtF1TE
a ~ =. as4tt,s Gnat. H.
S'esE"T. - - aag ,.a4. IA -. - !.
~ t'''s - a. Ia Gsasft -
! '''s'" sS'y o''s4,'s : - ~ - Iu'i
Ee7. y . at' "4aH .s@s u 'l'e 75stIt'' ny
Coihll''.t ~ plte ,Sfys,I Tvs " .tT,'''s ''s
! ON poSi'"ss' u ~ u otsiH ; ~ > = q Sitp''t
afa 'ateHl iaeuie'' : 'aat oi'H ms ''Pflb9 !
never "Rah my tt. =, = {" u 7 ~ - Pitysis
ca t'f fhiifl ihP , lles thel VetiR 81 severe
that allowed sfy"Ftl oPefa q : pa per- ftlz
81. Wljllnn' q y ~ el' Nes9riiltlsa aiter MS
10 ny ttf'r tnsais, feal q n VeFlisftheht I
. cure e1aran led BY he ssa "f Dr. Vphatn's
Hfeet7hrF' purchaser lhFse p'ses n your
store. ana from ~ iise ~ when tl'hhe my,
sell q 'llre'y eotoa ~ ths Flies ana my nest u
mnch M 'roved' teinait' slFs'yohf hi1e1 i''
dsb e1 ifla1a'
EIRA DiBbbE, IVA broadway
pTTLADELPHIA GER tfFEATE,
Du. upa.4 Dsar !e3g, Abont five Years
age / was affiliated with what was q lied
Chronic Dy=enfaFy. / have suAe, d with il
etet since, and rbyateian7 have old me that
nv live, was affected. and tfat my bowels
,ysfs liberated. for blood and fus, attended
Win 4 neRatfarIy patrii sHetF were Inc fire.
anent di=ahafgrg A sbnfttpe nee / made
+ VIM fn NASSAU il seif., in homes of benefit
from 4, hangeof A +, b4l suffered more severe.
~ III n ever before, While t,ere a physician
oifere TO cure M farb4o, IN fhree months
Happily ~ TIE m'dstel MEME pam o. ~.
s,""a !, .s. Wax NJ ~ ,a4t' ~ og,,acf ETC., fese - =
flo" Of rnre5. T,bis gsy@ me prent confidence
In the medicine. ami 1 purchased n box, aud
nine doses II winch has apparent cured me.
and AN prepared 70 u everything IN tts favor
or r%hdsr any fefytee | can to humanity ny
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
AVIS.
AWE
ARK PAYKuRs DE TAXES.

ARK PAYKuRs DE- TAXES.
Ayant etc mis- en- possession du role des
Taxes de parOisse, pour rannse ls47. Jai
c~ommenceta en- faire Ia coIlecte.
Mon bureau sera tenn a Ia maison de
Cour dams Ii vile de Baton. Rouge.
Wv. HUBS, Tfesorier ct Collector
pour Ia paroisse Est Baton Rouge.
Feyrier 7-2fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
NAEmNERY.
HAWEs.

Just feeaivsd,a superior article Of steam
bent a6t f6at wagon fiamss.
dec " A BahBrafD 4 Go,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
jaIy, -. sANGER. Hfgs g

BO0KSl BOOK ~
Eurt6n's Anatomy u MGIaD( tyj
John Horne T'ooks's Diversions Farley,
Motifs Travels in Europe and I'll cEast
Sfarkhoge's History Of The Bible
United States Drawing Book,
CaIloot's Musical Grammar,
Thornson's Msteria H5sdlca and ANATOMY,
Uunglison's Practice NJ Medicine,
Duggfison's Therapeutics and Materla Me-
dica,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Grahsin's Elements Of Chemistry,
Urults Modern Surgery,
La Places MecaDique Celeste,
The Select works Of Mrs. Ellis,
Annan's Difficulties ofArmenian McGho
Russel's Sermons,
ust received and for sale BY
GEO M. HEROMAE,
Opposite the Methodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
Important from the French
Metropolis!

FRESH arrival, direct from No, 10 Rue de-
h Paix, Paris, splendid Assortment Of
PERU TER Y;
Such ~ Essences Of Ell kinds, Lavender Wa
ter, Cologne Water, Creme de- Perse, Pohoade
Moelle 30 Bnuf, Bears grease, Bandolire, al
kinds 81 soap, Toilet Powders, Poudre De Rfz
Powder Hoxes, Cosmetqass, 0piates for the
teeth and lips &c, Be-
These Perfumes are fresh and expressly im-
ported f0r tho baton Rouge Market.
Please give us q call, 10 trouble - sh6w
Goods
Jolly, 17--24. SANGER, HISS &Co
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y EFItNCEI

Ctsg7e4 mn AA An@B-t4s ma Aa8b. ,zssss
eaA - ha85aFl tbaE.
We bave just teesiVBd aiai afs f~aesf5iha a tafea atsa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

tBOOK5l BOOKS!
New aid eletp pbbl cat o1s; annals for
1913, t~iarpef's Pictorial Bible (splcndid edt
ifon5 Alma acs AMI Diaries fur 1s45, Games
sn1 Puzze s, with 4 great variety Of articles
aispied for to coming season, just received
and fr ale worry low by
Dec, 1910 g. ID. HEg eMAa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
|CINCINNATI EAsII.aH-
sos

Deal d. son
Have Just received the following articles
Which thy viii dispose Of At reasonable prices
70 don plain aid fancy Br96fns
3 do patent rolling pins
80 lbs washing tSab soda
80 DO s]afefatas
BOO do s8tts
BOO DO Pepper (5taftJ
i case st6aeht6ns wire bittafs
! do essence peppermint
! do olive of
gu ftEBY,
60 dr. assorted tabls and packet Knives
for sale,
Bflt aHd Son,
- 4-ZZ-
sADDI ERYs
Cart saddles, bfiehfns. brides, han7ess and
collars At prices to s6it The purchasers.
EEAitabH SON.
HgssEf Btfssss. 4 fresh sio4k ofbssf mhit
oak tanned, just received md fat sale be
RhAt& Sos.
BhGd1NH 4 foFB, y small igt FIR sale by
a HHAb q BoN.
brown SHIFTING \ LtNsfts, fef sale by
BBAbA Som
OIL, 4 Barrels winter bteHfbed Whale Oil IN
store for sale by
BEAL e. Sow
Ksntpety Mustard==F nt salf by
Ue9I e. R6d.
SUGAR. prime article, for sale ~
ths h6esbe8d m barrel
HFAt NJ F6N.
Ground Coffee, DO Psppst and Ginger
for sals by. BEAft ard Son
OTIS peftn, Whale and Dltge oil, Il
bv Hfai II S6nl
SALT
100 SACKS edafsa and fine saltjast fseeig.
~ and for sale
BEAb and E6Nt
POWDER
30 Whole, half and quarter kegs, Superior
uHlity
HEAb4n3 Sow
ETNDRfES
BEAt shd SON have IasG fate Ved
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-27

of Representatives will furnish tho basis Of the
npporlionmcnt
There are at present $50 Representatives, Of
whom 4 are from this State; and the estimated
revenue required for the support Of Government
is thirty millions annually.
From these premises, 1t follows that Vermont
and New Hampshire would each be taxed an
nually 1921, 1888 for the support Of Government
The total population of this State is 29i ,04s,
and if the direct tax was to be imposed equally
upon the inhabitants, each individual man, wo-
man and child must pay one dollar and seventy
eight cents annually.
If the tax was imposed upon the grand list
of the State, the effect would not be less bur-
dcnsome to the people. The last grand list
amounted to s7sS,434 and the direct tax for
the support of Government would swallow up
two-thirds of it annually. 1t would take siry-sir
cents out Of epery dollar Of il.
Now look at the monstrous injustice Of this
principle. Vermont has four Representatives,
and the city of New York the same number-of
course, they would each pay an equal amount
towards the revenue.
The grand list Of Vermont is S7SS,4S4, and
that of the city of New York, amounted in 1874
to $3.50, 727,149; Jet New York pays about hoO
mills, and Vermont sirty-sir cents upon the dol
lar Such is the practical operation of the prn-
ciple of direct taxation for revenue.
These things arc worthy of consideration by
the freemen of Vermont who pay taxes, Demo-
crat as well as Wing, and before they sanction
this mode Of raising revenue, let them think well
of its effect upon themselves. They may shut
their eyes, and deludc themselves with the idea
that nothing is involved in this election but the
extension of slavery, yet they cannot alter the
fact. If it were possible to elect Mr. Van Blu
rem, he must administer the Government, reye-
nue. must be raised in some way, and would he
not recommend the mode he prefers?
This is no imaginary sketch, it is no fiction,
but sober truth, and as such we commend il 10
the "sober second thought" Of our readers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-27

Thursday, Oct. 49, ls4s.
AT Market-l5o0 Beef Cattle 1000 Stores $500
Sheen, and 3775 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra s5,75 n Sc; first quality
1925; second do s4,75; third do. 81 $3.50.
Stores earhngs 81 n $40; two years old $40
Sl6 three years old SIS S25.
Working Oxen--Sales at 500 s72, SIS and 500.
Cows and Calves--Salcs at fl7, S23, $50, s3i,
and S37.
shcep-Dull- Sales at sl,53, sl,e2, si,ss, 50,
S2,2j and s2,33. ...e.s. -...-. E
Swine--Dun Two entire lots Ohio Hogs 5c /;
one entire lot York. &c; old Hogs sic; fat Hogs 4
and 4bc Seven large lots Store Hogs unsold. AT
retail, 4 to 5Ae.
New York Market, Der. a4.-1he sales
Of Flour amounted 10 5000 barrels at s5,3s $3.50
for common and good brands, and $3.50 s5,62 for
pure Genesee
Con--s7 CSC for mixed and nearly yellow, 20
for white, ~ 70 for round Northern yellow. Rye
e. A small parcel Of Buckwhcai the first Of the
season, held at Coo. Oats are steady at 81 n IS.
Mess Pork sil.s7, Prime $500. Mess Beef 81 a
sl2 Prime Sc. Lard Z x, not active. Butter % n
lie, Cheese 81 a s. according to quality. ga 4
Hops-New are selling at loo per h. IA
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IMslsrMMce .GgeMt lItaNfeA.

A RESPECTABLEi man, active, industrious and
N possessed Of some business education, is want
ed to solicit applications for Health Insurance, A
saii,factoiy bond s5ool will be required. The
compensation will be commission on the amount
Of premiums collected by the agent and il he poss-
esscs good address and reasonable industry, his in
come from the agency will not be likely to fall short
Of 5000 per nnnuin. His field Of operations would
be in ihe vicinity in which this paper is published,
where he would be invested with the sole Agency.
Address by mail, The 1850 y =.
MASs.ie HUSE77'S HEAL7IT INStRANtE
OFFICE, 4 Museum building, fremont 81, Boston
Boston, Oct, 70. 3wIO
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Head Quarters for Extra Teas |!
DIR. II. TUBHs.

A NAUTICAL PHYSICIAN, from the city Of
N Troy, will be in attendance at Brattlcboro at
Smiths Hotel, during Friday and Saturday, eth
and ash Of octl for consultation with patients up
ticularly affections OF the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys
and Spleen. Likewise, Nervousness, DropsS
rheumatism, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Debility, sc. u
Reference TO individuals restored ailer being pro
nonnced hopeless by attending physicians, can at
all times be given to illustrate the efficacy Of the
Analytical practice. Dr. 4. will continue his visits
at intervals Of from four to six weeks
Oct. l6. 2w9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-27
DENTISTRY.

NV, EAKWELL 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 Brattleborn, by which
he has been enabled to establish himself in nm ex-
tensiyc business. During the last ten mouths he
has put in fourteen fail scfs Of teeth on the Atmos-
pheric principle, besides MI his other Plate and
Pivot work filing, Extracting. SC. 'lf
lie confidently expects the success Of his opera.
tons to be such as will continue to secure him
liberal patronage in the future. DR. H. operates in
every department Of both Surgical and Mechanical
Dentistry, including operations upon the PALATiSE
ORGANS. His terms will be found strictly uniform
and reasonable
o. OFFioE, No. 2wheelcr's Block
Bra,tleboro, Oct 90, is4s. eowlflo
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Notice to Teachers.

A n exccllcnt opportunity is now presented, which
IN should not be neglected, for Teachers to become
thoroughly acquainted with Mr. GREENLEAF's neU
and highly dpproved# method Of teaching Gram.
mar. We are requested 10 give notice that Mr. g.
will commence n Grammar School linear his resi-
dencc in Guford, VII on Monday the 10th inst,
and on every successive Monday till the LIST OF De-.
cember next, for the exclusive benefit Of Teachers
He engages, that all who attend with respecta-
bio knowledge of the subject, and gin for leach.
ingl shall DO well qualified in Six DAYS, 70 in
%IIiei from his system, 10 any section Of the u. S.
Should any beginners apply (of common capacity
TO learn, Sci they are warranted to make as great
proficiency. in OsE WEEK, as scholars in general
do from any other Grammar, in ONE YEAR. Terms,
81 on entrance Usual price s5 We know Of
no business by which young men can make money
faster or more honorably, than by becoming tIs-
Grant teachers from the Labor Saving Grammar
by 80 Of our principal Colleges.
Oct. 9th. -I-lNSi -f I
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VI. and Mass. Railroad Company.

FINiE Stockholders Of this Corporation are here.
u by notified that a meeting will be held at the
Fiichburg Passenger Depot, in Causeway street In
Boston, on Friday, the Sd day of November next,
AZ 2 o'clock, T. NJ for the following purposes, viz
First, to determine whether they will confirm tho
action of the Directors in relation to an arrange.
mcnt with the Fitchburg Railroad Company, where.
by they are to guarantee the Bonds Of The Vermont
and Massachusetts Railroad Company and arc 10
be Sc ured in so doing by lien upon the road
Second, to act upon any other business which NAV
legally and properly come hefore them. WI
Per order JOHN R0GERs,t
CLERK ef the Corporation,
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Mount Eagle TripoIj.

A NEW and superior article for cleansing and
n polishing all finished metallic surfaces, such as
Silver Plate, Brass, Britannia and other wares
Also, for cleansing glass windows, mirrors, SC.
For sale in large or small quantities by
BUTTON & CLARK.
Braulcboro Oct. IS, le4s 10
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Notice.

r HAVE given my adopted son JoSEs FIsnER,
L his time FROM this date 10 act for himself and
shall not nffer this date be answcrabIc for his con.
duct, contracts or debts u tA tt
JOSEPH FISHER.
Brattleboro, Oct cath, ls4s. "a ~ los
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DIR. FitcI,,s INSTRUMENTS.

A DDOMINAL Supporter Shoulder Braces IVA
N rious kindsl, aud lnhaling Tubes.
ALSO, his Book Of "Six Lectures on prevention
and cure Of Consumption" A new lot just rcceiv.
ed for sale by A. II. DAY BROTHER
October IS, is4s 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-27

eS- The Connecticut aud Passumpsic Rivers
Railroad was opened from White River to Brad
ford, 30 miles, on Monday Of last week The
Vermont Central road was opened also TO North
field. on the same day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-27
European News.

The Niagara arrived at New York OH Thurs
day afternoon of last week, bringing Liverpool
dates to Oct. 4. The news is not important.
business in England was rather improved, but
American produce dull. Corn and other bread
stufis had dcclincd--Flour to the extent Of a
shilling barrel. 1t was supposed that the har-
vest would be tolcrably abundant.
The trials Of the Chartists have resulted in
the conviction and sentencing Of four to trans
portation for life, and others to transportation
for different periods
The Continental news is not worth reporting.
There is nothing interesting from Germany or
Italy.
There has been disturbance in the French
Assembly between the Red Republicans and
the Alodenies, which resulted in the defeat Of
the former. 1t amounted to nothing in its eff
frcts
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PASSENGER TRAINS run every day. (sun
l. days cxcepted,) as follows; rI.a n
Leave Greenfield for Springfield at sAOA.M. and
GP.M I.a \
Leave Springfield for Greenfield, at SIS A. NJ.
and +, NJ. ta.a g
Passengers leaving Brattleboro by the stage at 8
A. NJ. reach Greenfield in season for the $40 A.
III. train, and arrive At Springfield at 1920 A. NJ,
and eau proceed directly by the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad and Steamboat TO New York, or
waiting till L. NJ, can leave for Boston, Worees-
ter Providence Albany, Troy, sc, by the trains of
the Western Railroad. sH sna-
Those leaving Brattlehoro by the stage at 2 I. NJ.
reach Greenfield at 6 r. NJ and Springfield Of
745 p. NJ, and can proceed directly 10 New York
city by the night train and steamboat.
Returning, passengers leaving boston by the H..
and w. II. Road, at s A. NJ, by the New York & n.
Haven boat at A. NJ or Albany by the Western
Railroad Mt Il A. NJ, arrive at Springfield IN sea-
son for he 2. NJ. train for Greenfield, reaching
the latter place about +. NJ, where stages are in
readiness Tor those wishing TO so to Braiieboro or
further north.
Passengers leaving Boston at p, NJ, or Albany
at 245 r. NJ, arrive at Springfield at $40 r. NJ,
and stopping over there or at Northampton, reach
Greenfield al 10 A. Nj. the next day, in season for
the stage to Bratlleboro.
JOSIAH HUNT, supt
Oct. 25th, is4s. 10
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Notice.

4 HEREBY give notice that I have given my son,
il CnARLEs CUrrIEo, his time and that after
this date l shall claim none Of bis earnings, nor
pay any debts of his contracting.
whithgham, OCT ., 1919