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The State guard., 1848-08-29
Gen. 'EaylOr's iiast.

We have frequently said that the whia party had no candidate, and to prove the assertion, we quoted Gen. Taylor's let. ters. And in fact, it seems they have nc candidate Read the following from the Philadelphia Ledger, ye whigs that make such efforts to prove the " old fellow D a whig:
 LATE ANE IMPORTANT LETTER FROM GEN. TAyLoR.--We have had handed to us for publication the following copy of a late letter from Gen. Taylor to Mir. Lip pard of this city. As everything from the hand of each of the presidential candi- dates is of general interest at the present time, we freely give space to this letter Gen. Taylor in this letter, it will be seen, avows distinctly that he is no, a party can didate. The letter is genuine, and the very latest expression of his views in re- gard to the presidency that General Fay Tor has given to the public, being eleven days later in date than the letter to Gov. Morehead, wherein he accepted the whig nomiratlon:
 BATON RoueE, La. July 24, ls4s.
 DEAR SIR: Your letter of the 5th inst. asking of me line or two in regard to my position as a candidate for the presi- dency, has been duly received.
 In reply, have,to say that am not a party candidate, sahd if elected shall not be the President 6isa party, but the Pre- sident of the wholepeople.' s-4
 lam dear sir, w4th high respect and re- gard, your most oIsedient servant
 H ai8fs "a z. TAYLOR.
 Gro. LrrPARD, Esq, Phil. Pa.
 We'll Mir. Langd14 how does this de- claration comport with yours; when you say you support Gen. Taylor as whig 2 We think llr. Advertiser. aiter t,,,,,s. vol, will have to "back- k-waie- ?
The State guard., 1848-08-29
A ggtauga,

From all the information we have been enabled to gether, VIC are confident that the Cass aud Butler ticket will receive a handsome majority, in the good old county of Autauga. The Democrats are up and working. In addition to u is enthusiasm, we have been requested to state that F. F. Foscue Esq. of Coosa county will address the citizens of that county at the follow ing times and places:
 At McGraw's store (Mulbery P. O.
 A,..-...t ONIl
The State guard., 1848-08-29
" CIV Gotten.

The rfobile Tribune of the 2Oth inst. says: "Messrs, Boykin, ncRae and Eos ter received on Thursday by the steamer J. w. Russell, five bales of new cotton from Greene county. Up to this date about thirty bales of the new crop have arrived here. Last year the first and on ly bale of new cotton was received on the 18th of August.' e1
The State guard., 1848-08-29
r2igTat about Face.

The last Charleston Mercury, we are pleased to see, has expressed decided preference for Cass and Butler, a.ld i,:,ti- mates that South Carolina can pursue TO other course but to vote for that ticket. The Mercury, has been like all other true Southern papers, not disposed to vote for a man for the Presidency unless he was found to be safe on the Wilmot Proviso, even if he was Democrat, held of from the support of Gen. Caas until this time, and has been driven from the support of Gen. T. in consequence of his acceptance of whig Convention, but if the old Gen eral had continued his independent posi- ton, and taken no notice of Conventions, thousands would have supported him un. der blind delusion that now supports Cass with open eyes. This position of the Mercury is only an indication of what is going on among the noble Sons of South Carolina. This State may be set down on the table of figures, as certain for Cass and Butlerin November
 SPURIOUS CURRENcy.-Wo learn that there is, in this section of country, large quantities of the notes of the "Merchants Bank of Macon, Ga.,' ranging from ssl to Ss5 bills. Merchants and others are particularly cautioned to be on their guard. as the bills are quite similar to the "Mechanics Bank of Macon Ga." which is represented to be solvent institution at this lime. The Merchants Bank is as worthless as trash, and has been blown up these several years.
The State guard., 1848-08-29

$. KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE That no man can vote fort GEN. TAYLOR ,cithom, atthe same lime roting for WILLARD FILLMORE, the 4doiifioaist
The State guard., 1848-08-29


 TIE BEAUTIES OF SMoKING.-A re- markable and serious accident occurred near the Yellow Springs, in Chester coun- ty, on the 30th ntinlo. A gentleman named William Miller, of Tatmeal town. ship, was drivinga horse and vehicle, and was accompanied by two ladies, at the same time smoking cigar. A spark from the cigar cought tho dress of one of the ladies, and before it was observed the fire had made such progress in the combrsti- ble substance that she could not extinguish 1t. The vehicle was stopped, the lady leap- cd from the carriage, and the other, in rush. ing to her assistance, also had the flames communicatedto her dress. Both females were now in blaze, and being clad in thin cotton apparel, had nearly their whole clothing destroyed, and their persons burnt in 5 shocking manner. To complete the calamity the vehicle took fire and was burnt up.- Westchester { Pa.) Record.
 WHOLESALE SLAVE ABscoNpING.-We learn from the Lexington (Ky.) Reporter, that on the night of the 5Ih inst, a large number of slaves, stated to be not less than 90 or 75, absconded from their mas ters in that vicinity. It is said that they have been tempered with by and Aboli- tionist, and a large reward has been of tered for their arrest. The reporter also hssa telegraphic, dispatch from MaysvIle, which states that about dozen of them had been captured with a white man, and one white man was killed, and that the whole country was aroused Ia pursuit Gi them. i1 ..i1s aeit ..ll a,,.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
FARM FOR SALE.

n FINHE subscriber now offers for sale his
MnM i Farm, well known as the "Major
lissf4a Houghton Farm" situated In the centre
Hlake& Of the town Of Guilford, and containing
about 23O acres Of Land. On said
Farm Is a large two story house, together with
barns and other buildings in good repair The
Farm is suitably divided into wood, moving tillage
and pasture, and web watcrcd, and contains large
variety Of fruit trees good sugar orchard, SC.
n7-As the advertiser is under the necessity Of
selling, the Farm will be sold low
Guilford Sept. %, Is4s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
STATE OF VERMONT.

4hWtoofoi 30
In Probate Co,uf, OF. 2, ls4s.
The following petition is presented, to wit
To the Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
MARLBORO.
E,RASRfis H..WHEELER, +. SEYMOUR, and j.
liz X. BLAKE, Administrators upon the estate Of
JOHN II. WHEELER, late of Brattleboro, deceas-
ed, respectfully represent that the said deceased
was under contract in his lifetime, to convey to
Henry Reed, Of said Brattleboro certain piece Of
Real Estate, situated in said Bratteboro consisting
Of a dwelling house and garden; being the same
purchased Of John A. Pullen. Wherefore, they
pray for license to convey said Real Estate to said
Reed, according to sneh contract.
9 JOHN r. BLAKE,
T.. SEYMOUR,
i'. +. ii. WHEELER,
Brattleboro Oct. ., 1913.
Whereupon it Is ordered that said administrators
notify all persons interested that this court will de-
eide upon said application, at a special session
thereof to be holden at the probate Office in Brat
tleboro in said district, the 2lst day Of Oct inst
by publishing copy Of the record of said petition,
and this order thereon, three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoenix, printed at said Brattleboro
previous TO said time OF hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
7 Attest ~ HOLBROCK, Re9r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
IRON, STEEL, &C.

4 n TONS Flat Sqr, and Round Eng, Iron,
lU 100 bars Swedcs and Old Sable do.
Banks Coach Tire, Band and Hoop Iron, all
sizes Norway and Swedcs Shapes Norway and G.
s. Nail Rods, Round American Iron, all sizes.
SO sets double aud side Springs
Swedes, Eng. Blister Spring, Tub, German,
Cork, and Bar Steel, Vices, Anvils, &C., SC.
100 Casks Nails. For sale at rtduccd prices, by
T0WNSLEY & SONS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
GROCERIES.

81 hhds. p. r. Sugar, 100 blca Whale do.
2 N. o. do Salcratus,
bbls Stewards Refund 10 chests prime Y. II.
Coffee Sugar Tea,
hhds = r Molasscs " Sou do
l Dbl. Stewards Syrup, 2 Nngyong do.
2 bbls crushed Sugar, =" o. II. do.
400 lbs Ii do. Spices OF all kinds, war
200 gall, pure Sperm Oil, ranted pure
100 Solar Winter do. l
The above goods were bought previous to the
late advance in Sugars and Molasses, therefore we
can sell them at as low or even lower prices than
those who have bought since.
BUTTON CLARK.
Oct, 8. Isis. sw7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
CLOTH DRESSING.

i dressing, and will do il on reasonable and ac-
commodaing terms, and in the best style possible.
Dy-Cloth left at Dutton ciark's store, with
proper direetious will he promptly attended to- and
returned to the same place when finished.
ALEXR N. DoYDEN.
Guilford Sept 20, isis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Paints, sc.

Q000 POUNDS pure White Load 400 gal.
OUUU Ions Lnseed Oil, Boiled on, Japan,
Paris, Patent and Chrome Green, French aud
Chrome Yellow, Paint Brushes, &C., &C., for sale
low by
wILLIsToN & TYLER
Sent QIef 1910 ...
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
F.1LL AND WI.NTER
GOODS.

EIICEZ2D s SEWENN
HAVE just received from Boston, large and
i elegant stock Of NEW GOODS adapted TO
the present. and approaching season, all which win
be offered at a small advance from the present low
prices in market, and many articles will he found
to be much lower than ever beforc offered in this
couniy-and probably lower than elsewhere. Pur-
chaser will therefore find il to be for their interest
to cal aud examine before making their purchases,
which they are respectfully invited to do.
011-Persons attending the CouRr and the Car.
TILE FAM arc requested 10 give Us call with the
assurance that they will find many great bargains.
nZ-WANrED in exchange for Goods, any
quantity Of Butter, Cheese, Grain, Dry Apples,
Fleece Wool, Mitiens, Stockings, Frocking, Elan
mel. Sc. &C. ri NH'rfrfI Hf'rf
Fayetteville, Sept rs, ls4s. 6wG
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
WEST LNDLA GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS in West India Goods,
" bought before the late advance, and will be
sold al very low prices. wholSls er retail, consist
10 hhds Porto Ripo sagsti
S New Orleans do.
8 Muscorado do,
Is boxes brown and white Hay. do.
5 bbls. Stuaus Pulyerized do.
Crushed do. ..t
8 Clarified DO rf s.r rur-,. O.
boxes Loaf do.
10 hhds. St Croix, Porto Rico and n. o.
MolAsses, s0a .Ha
rs chests Y. II. Tea, from is to IS cts q
Is Pou and Sou. Tea, ~
bbls, pure Sperm Oil,
Sea Elephant do.
10 (" Refined do, .,...r.s .t....eg
Tons Rice, tons Goldfish,
20 boxes Russell and Robinson Tobacco
Loriiiari', and rai:ss's Chewing si.d S,aok-
ing do Maecaboy and Scotch snuff -7
AT the sign OF the Elm Tree; -
Sept %.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
ZEi.OTES DICKINSON
Rooms

A 7 No. Granite Row, up stairs, at No. ., whore
n the balance Of his Accounts, Notes aud Mer.
chandise will he closed Jby him immediately.
-ALso-
The many Notes and Accounts Of long standing,
(namcs withheld,l expecting you TO call and make
fome arrangement, otherwise they will be no i'm
mediate TO me, should business lead INC from
Vermont.
Sept 20, ls4s. 3m6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
@CAUTION.

Beware Of those impositions which are daily pairuet
Upon the public, bearing the Of my article which.
is CHOLERA MORBU5, DYSENTERY AND d.
ARRiiHA CORDIAL, which name imposters have
borrowed Also they have copied my advertisements
and predatory addresses Doubtless they have done
this for the purpose Of pal,nng OF their nseles. and
worthless articles at the expense and reputation Of this
original and most popular medicine that ever came be-
fore the public. -4
Be sure that you obtain MRS. E. KIDDER'S ChoIe-
"a Morbns, Dysentefy and Darrhaa Cordial and yon
wall got the only tine and original article which has
ever been held in the highest estimation by the public
throughout the whole country. rfrl
II is put up in bottles holding nearly quart intend
ed for family use, and sold at One Dollar per bottle
Sold by MRS. T.. KlDDER,
No.l00 COURT STREET, BOSTON,
sho is the inventor and sole proprietor. Druggists
and iothecaries supplied as formerly in large small
quantities..
AGENTS--DUrTos e. CIARK. B--ttlcboro, p.
& u. kEyEs, Newbury. VT, and sod hY dealers in
medicines generally. 4mis85
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
FRUIT TREES.

asflNh. A FEW thousand Apple Trees, from
t& N one to four years growth, from the
WV4E bud Of the best varieties now cultivated,
among which are the following viz =
- Hubbardston None Such, Baldwin, yell
low Bellhower, Rhode Island Greening, Craven
stein, Danyers' Sweeting, Famuse, Roxbnry Russet,
Blue Pearmain, Connecticut Pippn, Esopus Spitz-
enburg, CLARK, Liscomb, Red Astraean, sopsayine,
&C., Sc.
Also, Pear Trees, the best varieties, on Pear
and Ounce stalks. Also Peach, Cherry and Plum
Trees, Of one years growth for sale cheap at the
subscribers Nnrseries. about one mile west from the
East village. SOLfMAN CUNE,
Braltlc6oro, Sent. 2Oth, Is4s. 5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
= III ~ y
BOOTS AND SHOES.

200 prs. Ladies' Walking. Ties, Buskns, Slips,
Bronzcd and Light Kid. IS pairs Rubbcs, so
do Gents do. Mems double sole thick Boots, Gus.
tom made, from the hest stock and warranted, for
$3.50; welied, los. 3D. sole leather.
n,d.I, Doln.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
For Carriage Trimming.
CHOCOLATE. cocoa, &c.

W. Bakers American and French Choeo-
late, Prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste,
BromG, Cocoa Sheds, DC.
rINO Merchants and c Consumers who would purchsse
II the best products Of the Cocoa, free from adul-
tera'iaR nutritious than tea or coffee and IN ous
iiy unsurpassed the subscriber ends the above
articles manufactured by himself and stamped with his
name. HIS Brom1 and Cocoa Paste delicate pala-
table and salutay drinks for inyalids convaIescents
and Others, pronounced BY the eminent phy-
soians superior TO any other preparations His manu-
features always on sale in any quantity by the
most respectable Groee in tic Eastern cties and BY
bis agents ILawEs. GRAf & Co.. Boston: JiMEs NJ
bUsek a. Co., Hartford, Ct, IiUssEY a. MUHRAY, n
Y; GRASr & sTosI, Philadelphia, Taos. v. BRus.
DICE, Baltimore BAeALEY & SaITB Pittsburg, Pa
and KELLOGG & kEsSErr, Cincinnati Ohio. . =
WALTER BAKER,
Dorchester. Mass.
Dorchester, Sept. 7, 1913. 4misJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
LOST.

A PURSE containing a sum mostly in cold-
N The finder will be literally rewarded on lcay.
my ii at the office Of the Water Cure
Bratileb0rO Sept 18th. ~ a..t.i q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
THE NATIONAL PSALMIsT,


BY MASON g. WEBB. l. tiiJ
NOV ready for delivery, "THE NATIONAL
IN PsALMIsTi new collection of Church Music
&c, by Lowell Mason and George James Webb
This work, upon which moro than three years Of la
Dor have been expended, is presented TO Chors-
ters Teachers Of Music and others, as a complete
MANUAL OF PSALMODY, adapted to the use Of
Choirs, Congregations, Singing Schools, and Musical
Societies. .l e. 'ffNHe HN
In addition to large variety of entirely new Muaic,
furnished by distinguished foreign and native contrib
utora the National Psalmst Is believed TO contain
larger proportion than any other Collection OF the rich
standard tunes which the church has used for ages but
many Of which nevertheless new TO this country
lteontains most Of the popular English Chants, and
rs Anthems, mostly new, are well adapted both for
Church worship and Choir practice.
lts indexes are very complete; embracing besides
the usual alphabetical and metfica indexes an index
to btst lines Of hymns, &c, and descriptive Tsbes
IN which The tunes are classified according to their
RUSSELL & GOLDSBURY'S READING
BOOKS, ua 1888
Now used IN more than 400 towns, and admitted to
be the best and cheapest now before the public
Classical and School Books, aud Stationery Of all
kinds furnished to Merchants, Teachers and Towns,
al VERY Low prices. Orders solicited by II il. -
TAPPAN, WHlrrEMORE a. MASON
ONO ia Washington street, Boston.
10 Also for sale by J. srEKS, BraitIeboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Last Chance!
MINIATU IL Il s /.

OWING to a pressure Of business the undersign-
Oed will be under the necessity Of closing bis
Daguerrean Gallery in this plnee,-and all who
wish 10 procure perfect likenesscs OF themselves or
friends are requested to call soon, as the Vermont
Daguerrean Gallery will be closed in a few days
To Operators. ..4
The large stock now hand, consisting Of Plates,
Cases Lockets, Chemicals, Cameras. &c., Sc, will
be sold at great bargains, TO close up the concern.
Great inducements will be offered to any one wish
ing to locate in the business The operating rooms
pleasantly situated, with good sky and side
lights, and are second 10 no other in the country
for business. D57-Call and sec.
OH. COOLEY,
Bratteboro, Oct ., 1913.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
FLOUR. SALT. sc.

We will take in exchange for Goods all kinds Of
Grain, Butter. Cheese, Wool all kinds Domestic
manufactured Woolens, Dried Apples, Lumber Of
all descriptions.
Our motto is the 4nisiLle ninereRoe.7 and as we
arc ready and willing to sell our goods at very
small advance from cost, it is for our interest,
well as those with whom we trndc, to settle often,
aud pay promptly. thereby saving that enormous
per centage frequently charged TO remunerate for
worthless debts contracted under the long payday
system. We return our grateful Acknowledgements
to those who have given US their patronage. We
are determined to make the mercantile our whole
business, and give to it oar undivided attention.
We hope to make it object for those who are
buying Goods to trade with US.
MILLER & WARD
wliamsville, Oct, 4, ls4s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
W. L. GOODS AND GROCERIES

Y. II. Tea, from AZ cents to 67 pr h.. very nice
article for so ctsj o. II. do, Souchoug, Ningyong
0olong 20 lbs. Sugar for 81. Raisins, Molass-
es, SPioes Of all kinds Snuff and Tobacco, Chew.
In selcciinn. for this hrnnrh Of nnr irndn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
DEALERS IN RIBBONS
AND BUYERS OF af -r
MILLINERY GOODS
A RE invited to call and examine the extensive
N aud fashionable stock Of

r FALL GOODS, saa
offering for sale, by the subscribers at No. m
MIX Street, Boston, received by the last
Packets and Steamers, comprising;
SATINS every desirable shade, in different quail
ties
VELvETs, all fashionable coors for Bonnets.
SILKS, for Bonnets Innings, &c,
GRAPES, White, Black, and Coored, all qualities.
LACES, every description most used by Milliners
RIBBONS for Bonne,s and Caps, many new and
elegant designs and colors.
The success that has rewarded our efforts to es-
tablish a business on a CASH BASIS-extending
credits ONLY to those Of proved ability to pay
leads us to continue system that approves itself
so entirely 10 both buyer and seller.
In the present state Of trade, our command Of
Cash enables to make selections Of goods at the
Lowest Market prices, and to assure our custom.
ers that we are prepared to offer them GOOD
BARGAINS.
II. IL. LANCHARD & co.. POI
No. II Mn Sired, (oorner Of H'ruley Steet }
Boston, Sept, Is4e. tHNa A imois5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

Wide Black Silks, best qualities, Rich Plaid aud
Striped Silks, Black silk Shawls, Cashmere Do,
Extra long and square Wool Sbawls, Childrcn's
Wool Shawls, Scarfs, &c, most desirable assort-
mcnt.
RIBBoSs Flowers &C. Of the newest Paris
Styles, laecs and Embroidery, embracing almost
every variety.
GLOVES AND HosiERY--The largest assortment
70 he found in town, and offered at lower prices
than eve before,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
TAILORING,

DY w. II. WAIT, at the shop recently occr.
Id pied by w. c. Wesiland, where he intends car
rying on the Tutoring Business b ala branches.
All work entrusted to him will be finished at the
time promised, and warranted to ct.
CUTTING done at short notice, and warranted
to tit If properly made up.
Produce ef al kinds taken in exchange for work.
Hinsdalc, Oct, !, lsis. 1Hal -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
The greatest inducement ever
offered in WfiIiamsUiIIe.

The greatest inducement ever
offered in JETiIiamsUiIIe. i
MILLER g. WARD
lave received aud are receiving the largest
IL and best assortment Of GOODS ever offered
in this vicinity huugh from the latest importatons
NJ the present exceedingly low prices.
30 pieces Apaccas from cts. to 81 90 pr yd.
Beautiful siik warp Mglair Lusirc, for ~ cts.
per yard, I,ndora Stripe, Gro de Rhine, Brillian-
tine, Sol dc Paris Pol dc Soir, Cadamoud, Lamar,
tine, entirely new and beautiful styles Camelian
Stripe silks, Italian do, nclisle Stripes and Checks
Of every grade, from Cd to Is Gil per yd.,-25 per
cen, less than ever offered before.
100 pieces Prints,
from u cents upwards and some very extra style
and quality, as high as l2i cents per I'd A larger
assortment Of 0srSHAWLS-<1 than ever
offered in this place before, and at less prices.
Tagleona Shawls, Cashmere Long do, Sqr,
Broehe, Basket, Sradila aud Dnmask do.
y-Lddies Chores and Hosiry large assortment
We know that our assortment Of
UORD23 Goods
offers every inducemeut for the Ladies to examine
them before purchasing elsewhere And to the
Gcntlenen we will say our stock Of DrOadcloihs
Cassimeres, Tweeds Satinoits, Sc, can be afforded
almost at your own prices. Every man and boy
can have two coats this year. Good heavy Broad.
cloth, very wide, 81 so; German cloths, such as
have recently been sold for 81 40 to $780, nor for
s275; Satinelts from 22 cts. upward.
We base every gfaie vi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
English, German and Americ al
Broadcloths,

Pinn and Fancy noeskins, CAssimeres and Vest
ings, very cheap
Also While Linen, Damnsk Linen, Linen Table
Covers, Silk and Linen lIandkeuliicis, Camhrics,
Hosiery and Gloves, Muslin Collars, Laees and
Edgings, Cloak and Dress Frngcs
ALSO--A fresh assortment Of Ladies Shoes
and Boots, which have been bought at the late low
prices, aud will be sold prices to correspond with
the times.
We feel confident that oarpreseni customers will
find II for their interest to continue TO call for
such goods rs may bc wanting, lin our line aud
others who have not known the advantage Of buy
ing of Us will do well to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
o. We would say TO all who have favored US
with their custom, that feel grateful for past IA.
vors and hope to he able for the future TO furnish
our customers with any article ~ our line so low
that they will have no reason to complain to go
elsewhere for the same.
W. GoRHAM & co.
Wilmington, Sept i6, is4s' f1rH avs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
sTABLING FOR MORsEs.

FYNHE EXCHANGE STABLES will be thrown
Il open Tor Stahling Horses, Oct. S. 60 horses
eau have good stalls If applied for early on that
day. 5. N ADAMS.
Fayetteville, Sept. &c. 2we
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Dress Goods.

Thibct Cloths in light and dark colors, Black aud
Blue Black Alpinci, Mohair Plaid. and Busircs,
Plaid and Striped Apaccas, Black Alpaccas, Drab
d. NJ. De LANES, Cashmercs, dark Scotch and
Tnnrha.trr Qfnoharns Drtuts
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

blows. Flows of ali kinds and sizes, for
l. sale by TOWNSLEl SONS.
Sept 20. FTFT adf "a rafrssnlNf 8