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MUSIC.

TINE undersigned, Professors Of Music from
IL Germany, lately members OF the Orchestra 10
the Italian Opera, Boston, have the honor 10 in.
form the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Brattleboro and
vicinity that il is their intention to remain here
during the summer, for the purpose Of giving pub
lie Concerts, as well as private lessons in Vocal
Music, and on the following instruments, viz. -
Piano Forte, Violin, Flute, Guitar, French Horn,
and Trombone
Their first Concert will probably take place
within fortnight
NJ Their terms Of instruction may be known
CHS ElCHLER,
CHS. SEiDLER,
CHRIST SCHUSTER
Brsttleboro, May 0, is4o. %
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Marrte0.

In this village, May l, by Rev. C. r. Moor Mr.
George Cutler to Miss Mary Jane Hines, both Of this
village.
Rev A. Huntington Clapp, Mr. Willard Harris to Misc
Mary C. Barrett both Of West Bratteboro
In Guiliord, April 49, by Rev }. B, Pradt, Mr. John
5. Cutting, Of Bfaieboro, 10 Miss Susan 5. Burnett
Of Guilford.
In Keene, April "a, by Rev. J. J. Putnam, Mr. Mar
shall Rixford to Miss Emily Field both Of Winchester
In Warwick, April 10, BY Rev. O. y. Clark MI Harry
same, Mr. sabin Kelton, Of Worcester TO Miss Harriet
Stearns, of Warwick.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11

g. The New Orleans Delta contains letter
from Roma Mexico, in which the writer states
that all the adventures he has met, including
Col. Webb's party, are heartily tired of their
journey; but that they are ashamed 10 give it
up 50, and therefore press onward.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11

CoAnsa BAcK.-AIany Of the California emil
grants, on arriving at Independence, Missouri,
became discouraged with the prospect Of getting
across the Plains, and are returning. The teams
of many were worn down upon their arrival at
the rendezvous, and the difficulty Of procuring
forage for them very great
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
LIE BOSTONIEN.

A SUFFICIENT number OF subscribers having
IA been obtained TO warrant the enterprise, the
undersigned are happy 10 announce that the first
number of the new weekly French paper, LIZ
BosTosIEs," will be issued Saturday, May s.
Subscription lists are now opened at Reeds Mu.
sic Store, Ticknor s Co.'s, N. d. Cotion's, 10 Ire.
mont Row, and at the Transcript office, Typ stairs
NJ Persons wishing TO subscribe will confer q
favor by sending in their names Immediately.
ALFRED GAUDELET,
VICTOR BAILLEUL,
81 81 Congress Street
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11

e1- In the late news from California, it is sta
ted that the elections to form provisional Con.
stitution had taken place, and that meetings had
been held to express public opinion on the sub
ject of slavery. There rds unanimous senti-
ment against Sidpe labor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
Great attractions
In Old Chesterfield !! |!

Great attractions
In Old Chesterfield!!
rTNHE subscribers being very thankful for the ex-
Il tensive patronage they have received, do hereby
announce to the public, that they now opening,
In addition to their present Stock, new and very
extensive assortment Of
.aU Kinds OF Goods,
and as cheap as can be found in any other Store in
the County, and we would say to all who desir-
Gus Of getting GOOD BARGAINS, to call and see US
before purchasing elsewhere. We have on hand
5000 Yards Calico,
1000 Slieetings and Shirtinss.
1000 Ginghams, 800 do. DE LANES.
Also, any quantity Of Cambries, Lace, Shawls
Bonnets x Bonnet Trimmings.
In Short we have most everything and anything
that can make q pretty JS,ee and good form show to
great adranfags.
Groceries Of all kinds kept constantly on
hand. Flour, Salt, Sugar and Tea Of all kinds aud
prices. Also all kiuds
CROCKERY, EARTHEN AND TIN WARE
Medicines of all kinds. Also, large supply Of
0D@I1lE MI9UWDSo
for mechanical and medicinal purposes.
In short, we have almost everything that can b
called for, and prices made to suit customers, AMI
il you do not believe, come aud sec.
We have also on hand quantity Of No. Pain
Leaf, which we wish to get braided into first rate
-''''. COOLIDGE s AAnDoN
Chesterfield, May 18th. Is49. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11

ARRIVALS OF GoLp DusT.-Ship Sophia
Walker arrived at Boston on Monday, in Ca !
days from Valparaiso. She brings from so to
$4,000 worth of California gold dust, which is
owned by New York and Baltimore houses.
vessel arrived at Fairhavcn, Ct, last week,
from the Sandwich Islands, having on board
$4,000 in California gold dust.
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PIOWS.

TIME subscribers have on hand great assort-
n ment Of DAN w. LANES Improved Plows, so
famous in Franklin County for sale at the Foundry
In Braitleboro, and at their Plow Factory IN Or.
ange, Mass. DAN w. LANE q co.
April 10, 1919, Swa5a
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YOUNG BULLRUsH.

80 fINHIs Horse was raised in Or
M !!, u. &c II Il. & ss.; !: Il.
VIZ III I'M flowing name and rAil ,--mane
H@171s1frn21'<-' four ieet in lensih--movemen
elegant, and surpassed by none. His age is -
years the 9th day of June next and weighs 1850
lbs, sired by the Old Blabash. aud second de-
owned by Justus Morgan, Of Chelsea, VI, dam,
hall blood Morgan, from an English blood Mare.
The above Horse stood 10 this vicinity years
ago. and his stock is not inferior 10 any other horse.
lie will stand as follows, commencing May 10 !:
on Tuesdays At williamsville; Wednesdays and
Thursdays at Taggari's, Townshend; Fridays a,
Dummefston cenire T; Saturdays at T.. &. Lords,
BraiilrboTo. q. SAWYER,
Brai,leboro, May 10, is40. q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
FIREWORKS for the Fourth Of July,

TAMES G. HOvEY, l49 Washington Street,
y Boston, PyrOtechnist for the City Of Boston, Is
fully prepared TO furnish Committees Of Cities,
Trwns, Associations, Clubs, or individuals, with
exhibitions Of Fire. Works for the "GLoRious
ForRTn" 10 any amount from $50 10 S2OOO
Mr. H. received Gold Medal for the best fyro-
technics, at the last Mechanics Fair.
or For specification Of articles see his adver
tisement.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
Ground Rock Salt.

TIME subscribers have erected Mil, and are
i aLnnI Ia cnm.nence manufacturing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11

g. Mr. Buchanan, the only survivor Of com
pany Of seven, which left New York for Cali
iornia by the Mexican route, has arrived at New
Orleans by the steamer Hetzel His eomrade:
all persisted.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11

Ma EDnoR;
For the benefit OF those who find il difficult
TO get good Flour, would state that il can be oh.
tanned at MoRsE's. | have tried il, and find that
il proves nice ergy way, and whittier than any
have used in my family-and have tried nearly
all kinda. The price, too, for extra Flour, is favor.
able. MIR NJ. tells me he has made an engagement
10 keep il permanently on sale. Janus.
Biatteboro, May ., le49.
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MAY ISL. 1919.

HOMES & ESTEItBkOOk arc now RECEIVING
- nj their new and splendid
Ladies' and Gentiemen's saloon,
at West Dover, the largest and best Assortment Of
GOODS ever offered for sale in this place, which
were bought entirely for CASH in these hard times
in market Al rapons low PEiee;s anil Viii Is , SD
esssy disdafiaa- Those WHO buy Goods for Cash,
far and near will find Il for their interest 10 call ON
us before purchasing elsewhere, as we are holding
out unparalleled inducements to Cash customer.
West Dover, May 1, is4s. 3wS7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
Pocket Knives, Razors & Scissors

" from the most celebrated manufactures IN
Europe, comprising the aRoyaI Diamond Knife
"iiouse Of Lords KNIFE "Prines Alberts.'
"American Csilegans," sSenator, "Congress,"
avictoria, !" aWhsrnclife" Knives, and numerous
other avorits patterns, from TO six blades, at
prices varying from ~ cents 70 o.. Also, Sports
mems Hives, Hunting Knives. Primers, Budding
Knives, Bowie Knives, Dirk Knives, &c, &c.
An extensive assortment Of RAzons that arc
really good. including the celebrated Swiss RAroRs
SCISSORS, OF ali kinds, Of the ben qnuhy thar cor
BE- prodaccd; Lace Scissors, button hole, Pocket
Lamp, Flower, Nail, Paper, and Horse-clippine
Scissors; Horticultural Shears and all kinds O.
Scissors and Shears, and Cutlery Of every descrip
ton. For sale, al wholesale and retail, BY
MARTIN l.. BRADFORD,
LAO Jvashingfoa Street Bosfoa
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PAINTS, OILS. &C.
CIGARS.

Al he Sign Of The Elm Tree.
IN NJ Cigars just received. 20 M. Of then
OH rerv choice brands, and will be sold very low
NAV 4, le40 TOWNSL.Ef a. SUNS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
NOTICE.

TINE subscribers having leased the Steam Shop
il situated near the Water Cure Establishment
are now prepared 10 manufacture 10 order all kinds
Of CABINET WORK.
Old FurniiaIe and Chairs repaired a, short no
iiee. and at a reasonable price All Jobs promptly
attended 10.
Also, merry FOR PLANNING
JolNTlNG AND MATCHING BOARDS, done
as cheap and as well rs can be done elsewhere.
l.. r. SARGEANT
II. p. GREEN.
Braiileboro. May !, i549. 3wS'
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DaIllias.

OA0 BEAUTIFUL yariegated Dahlia Bulbs
EOU very choice and early, for sale at about
half the price that they would cost in Boston.
West Bratlleboro, May !, Is4s. 81
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DULL RAZORs

DUT in perfect order or exchanged for new,
il Shaving and Shampooing in a superior manner,
AZ j. MOORE EDWARDS,
Prize Hair Gutter, Min Street. Sign efLhs Tall Pole
~ Rich's Hair Wash, to cleanse the head Of
Scurf and restore the Hair. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, May 9, 1919.
GOMES ALMIRA Dick GRsoE, Widow Of ARTl-
" MAS DICKERSON, late Of Dummerston,
deceased, aud moves the Court here for an assign
meni TO her Of personal property from the estate
Of said deceased.
Whereupon il Is ordered that said petitioner no.
tfy all persons interested that this Court viii de-
eide upon said application al the session thereof to
be holden at the Probate Office in Bratleboro, in
said district, the I'd day Of June next, by pub
fishing copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks excessively In the Vermont Phanir, printed
al aad Bratleboro, previous 10 said time Of hearing
A true copy Of Record.
IS Anesi, n H0LBROOK, Regr
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Trusscs and SnppOrters,

OF various kinds, styles, Nc, the best now in
~ use for sale at the loves, prices, and some q
=, TIL TAYLORS
~ Nan Drug Store, Halls Long Bailding.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
HARRISON,S INK.

TUsT received, a large invoice OF Black, Blue,
y Japan, Red and Carmine, in gallon, quart, pint,
OF. and on. Bottles, and No. and Stands.
ALSO-Hair Dye. An Of which will be sold
at very low prices wholesale and retail At the Brat
tleboro Bookstore ]. STEEN-
May I, ls49. GwaI
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All Persons

HAVING unsettled accounts with the subscri
II Der, will cnnicr favor by calling and settling
Bratileboro, May z. I6i9. q. G. HALL
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NEW MEDICINES.

XNTlLLlsToN & TYLER have recently re.
wv ceiv-d from New York and Boston extensive
supplies OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES, which
have been carefully selected with reference 10 their
genuneness and purity, and will in all eases be
warranted. Physicians and Families supplied on
the lowest terms
NJ Medical Prescriptions faithfully executed al
all times, by skilful hands. Pure Wines and Lon.
don Porter constantly on hand, for the siek only.
Brattleboro, May Sd, 1879. 81
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Fresh Ground Flour.

100 BBLs Rowland Bills, just received
HUI for sale cheap by
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New York Market, Mar s.-The sales
Of Flour amounted to $500 barrels at s4,62 s4,s
for common and good brands, and $3.50 s5,62
for pure Genesee. Market dull
Corn-56 SIC for mixed and nearly yellow, CO
for white, s. 65 for round Northern yellow. Rye
is active al 5ss. Barley 60. Oats 81 SCI,
Mess Pork siO,25 Prime ss,3s Mess Beef 81 ,
so, Prime s7,s7. Lard Is in fair demand at Gle
Butter 10 g IL, Cheese Sc, according TO quality
Hops-Salcs Of 40 bales for home use at u SIC
100 bales Eastern and Western for export on terms
not reported.-.Joiu7ai Of Commerce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
IsucIxwhcat a. Graham Flour.

A LSO. 100 bills and half bbls. extra Railroad
n and 6 or other brands, including .Brocks,
and other favorite brands fresh ground Flour this
day received and for sale low by the load OF single
barrel, al the Sign Of he Elm Tree, by
NAV 10, IB4y TOWNSLEY x SONS.
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a. a.! 1 NEW T.;


TTVHE new season Teas having recently aFTiVeui
Il the present affords good opportunity 10 pur-
chase Of the
CHINA TEA COMPANY,
1913 Washington Street, Boston. There you can
procure bundle Of
lbs. Ming Yong Olong for si,oo
prime Souchong for ~
delicious Young Hyson for 2,23
10 " fresh burnt and ground Coffee for 100
Either Of the branch Stores will supply the same,
say the Branch at 70 Hanover Street. or the one at
the corner Of Beach nnd Lincoln Streets, near the
United States Hotel. :,
This Company Is connected with no Ne" YORK
House. II has no Agent in Braiileboro, heene, o.
walpole II has been established since is41' ana
the consumer can direct an order TO the Company
CHINA TEA COMPANY, 1913 WAsniEelos
STnKEr, Boston. omisx.
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WAMrHn IN nxuHAMoH
PLows AND CULTIvATORs.

H. a. w, II. ESTER
ss<5kX8'rcccived,i IL addition to their
esae7;k 80 former Stock of Plows,
.tsisz--- large assortment Of Rug.
giles, Nourse q Mason's aud Prouty & Mean
Flows and Culuyators. Also, ID. Lane 6 Co.'S
Plows, which makes their Stock as large as can DO
found in Windham County.
Anil 25th ls4g Sc
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Notice.

FTNIIIS oertiaes that have from this date given
L my son, Eli ID. COLLINS, his time 10 act and
contract for himself; therefore shall claim meme
Of his earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contract.
ing after this date. PELlCK A. COLLINS.
Guilford, April ., 1919. s37
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HITS.

lust received new loi Of Hats Of the latest
j fashion, Also, few broad bnmmed Hats, and
will be sold very low by A. DUNkLEE.
West Bruitleboro, May 0. 1919. 3w3s
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As lE SHOULD DlRo
VERMONT DAGUERREAN GALLERY
nIESSRS SPEAR a MACK.


As lT SEOULD Dl8o
VERMONT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
MESSRS SPEAR a. MACK,
SUCCESSORS to Cooler & wEsr, having re-
- Gently purchased the interest in the same, and
having had their Rooms fitted up with all the late
Improvements Of the @Sky Light after the style Of
our best City Operators, and with entire
NEW STOCK 0F PLATES, CHEMICALS, &C.
arc now prepared to take Pictures, in groups or
single, on large or small sized Plates and with the
use Of their new, splendid, and recently imported
RMA GAM ERA,
are now prepared to take Pictures equal to any Ia.
ken at any other establishment in the United States,
having had long experience in the business they
cannot fail Of giving perfect representations Of the
original, in point Of light, shade and color
Pictures taken in cloudy as well as in fair wealth
err with the use Of their new "CANERA," which re-
qnires a thorough knowledge of the difference in
time trequired to sit).
Iikenesscs taken Of sick or deceased persons
Portraits, Daguereotype and Painted Miniatures
Landscapes, Building, Sc, &c, copied with aecu-
racy and at short notice.
nZ- Terms reasonable and Satisfaction uuTanted.
The inhabitants Of Braitleboro aud vicinity are
most respectfully invited to their rooms and see
specimens recently taken
ALSO
| We keep constantly on hand an assortment o
Plates, Cases, Chemicals, &c, adapted to the Da
guerran trade, which we will sell as low as can b
purchased elsewhere J. II. SPEAR,
j. e. MACK.
Batileboro, April %. 8
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FISH! fish,!
TOWNTSIHY g. SONS

HAVE just received large Invoice OF Fish,
IL comprising
bbls., and Kits 80,
Tons and 2 Salmon, In iierces, bbls, obias
l bbls. and Kits;
Tons Codash, Sword Fish, Nc
which they propose to sell, (not al eesf) bat Tor
very small profit
nrattleboro, April 10, lsf9. IS
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APRIL "a, 1919.
NEW GOODS All LOW PRICES II
MIILHR a w IN

APRIL "a, l849.
NEW GOODS All LOW PRiCESii
MILLER & WARD
III and the public generally, that they have just
received one Of the largest assortment OF GOODS
ever offered in WilliamsvlIe.
French, English and American Prints from . 10 ia}
cts. per yd. embracing every variety Of style
SO Pieces Ginghams Of all grades and styles, from
IS Pieces Corded, Wrought, and Figured Mnslins
and Lawns, embracing some entirely new and
very choice pa. tcrBs
Camelcon Silks, beautiful patterns, very cheap.
ShawIs.
A great variety from rs cts. to SIS, among which
are Silk, Broeha, Cashmere, Tibet, Siradilla,
Grape, Ottoman, Barage, DE Laine.
100 B0nfsefs,
From 40 cts. to $500. Florence, China Pearl,
Tulip Mixtures, French Lace, Rutland, Misses do.
Ribbons, Wreaihs, Flowers.
Five Cases Mems and Boys Hats and Caps.
W0OJen Goods.
French, German and American Broadcloths,
Cassimcrcs, Saiinets, Tweeds, &c.
A large assortment Of summer stuns for
Mems wear
200 Pairs Ladies' Shoes;
Cases Mems Calf Boots.
Domestic Goods
at less prices than ever offered before. 1000 yds.
yard wide heavy Sheeting at 81 etsi Drillingr,
rickings, Batting, Wadding.
w. L. Goods a. Groceries,
A large assortment. Good Young Tyson Tea
for 375 cts; very extra do. for 80 cts.
Cookery and Glass Ware, Paper Hanginss at
| cts per Roll, Paper Curtains, Looking Glasses,
| Oils and Paints, Hard Ware and Nails.
100 Bushels 4. ]: Salt at 62s cts per Bushel;
SO Cattle do;
100 Bags Ground Rock Salt;
| Salmon, Maekerel, Goldfish, Halibut, Herds Grass
and Clover Seed, Flour, &c.
WANTED IN ExCHAMeE
for the above Goods, 5000 lbs. good Butter, for
which the highest price will be given. Also, Grain
Of all kinds, Maple Sugar, Wool and Domestic
woolens Lumber, 'Sirainer Cloth.
IL All who are buying Goods are respectfully
invited TO examine for themselves.
MILLER & WARD.
willIamsville, April "a, is49. 4wsS
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Kniycs and Forks. &c.

~ = DOZEN Knives and Forks, Butcher and
4 y Shoe Knives, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Shears Scissors, Sheep Shears, Brass Kettles, En-
aIneled Kettles and Sauce Pans, Furnaces, Fiat
Irons, Stair Rods, &c, &C. lately received, for sale
low by WlLLlSTON TYLER.
Nav 10. 1919. %
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Carriage Articles.

OLLIPTIC and Side Springs, DAsher Irons, Pa
lltent Leather Malleabie Castings, Carriage Bolts,
Brass and Plated Bands and Lamps, Tacks, Nuts
and Washers, Coach Lace &c, &c, recently reeeiv-
ed and for sale low by
MAY 10. 1881 wILLISTON Il TYLER
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FEATHERS.

TIVE GEESE FEATHERS, of the best qual.
Lily, just received, direct from Ohio, ioi sale
low by A. DuNhLEE.
West BratlIebOfO, Msy 0, ls49. 3w3e
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APRIL I6, 1910.
VIEW Spring GOODS.
w. Il. WILLIAMS,
MOULD respectfully iafbrm his friends and the
w public generally, that he has taken the Store
in Wiamsyillc formerly occupied by him, and
purchased the entire Stock Of Goods Of W. il.
WILLIAMS, and has just received from Boston
large assortment OF
&J@%Sy @@o@063s
which, in addition to tho former Stock makes his
assortment full and complete The public are In
yitcd TO call anu examine Goods and prices before
purchasing, assured that every thing will be offered
at the lowest prices
The Stock consists in part Of the following.
Dress Goods.
200 Pieces Prints, American and Scotch Cling
hams, Linen Gnghams, Printed Lawns, Barages,
Bingham Mnsns.
,ShascIs.
Cashmere Embroidered Thibet Brocha,
stradella, Baragc, Black Silk and Delane.
Bonncts.--Fiorcncc, China Pearl, Coburg,
\ aud French Lace.
Bonnet Ribbons. Flowers and wreaihs.
WOOLENS.
Black, Blue and Brown German and American
Broadcloths, Cassimercs, Safnets and Tweeds;
Brown Linens, Vesiings, Black and Fancy Silk
Cravats Hosiery, Umbrellas, Parasols,
| Black and White Silk Gloves,
\ Light and Dark Kid d.
| Lislc Thread and Cotton do,
BIeached and Brown Linen Table Cloths
4 Crash Diaper Blcached Sheetings,
| Plain and Checked White Cambrics,
Book Muslin, Lace Edgings, Curtain Muslins
Curtain Fringes, Lancaster Qults.
I SUMMER STUFFS FOR MEMS WEAR.
5000 Yds. Brown sheeiings, Drilling, Ticking,
Batting, Cotton Yarn, Knitting Cotton, Tidy Cot
| Ton Zrt,hvr Worxte1 pcrfornfed Pauer.
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II. f. PERRY,
MOULD invite all those in want Of Goods TO
w an examination Of his new aud desirable stock
Of Goods adapted to the
Spring and Summer Trade.
1t consists in part Of general assortmen, Of
Prints, De Laincs, American and Scotch Ginghams,
Bingham Muslins, Linen Lusires, Lawns, and
Baragcs.
sIIAwLs, good variety and Of desirable
sinhs.
Bonnets, Bonnet Trimmings, Flowers and
Wreaths. Hosiery, Ladies', Misses and Gents
Gloves, good variety. White Cambrics, Muslins
IAccs, Edgings, Linen aud Silk Pocket Handker-
chiefs A prime assortment Of
GENTS WEARING APPAREL,
comprising The most desirable eolors and STYLES.
Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes, ladies do,
Blea. and Bro Sheetings and Dnllings Tickings,
Striped Shirting, Batting, Wadding, Bea. add Bro.
Linen Table Covers, Diaper Crash, Cotton Warp
and Carpet Yarn, Summer Stuff, Paper IIangings
and Curtain Paper Of desirable styles, and very
cheap, together with general assortment Of
w. i. Goods, Crockery,
Glass and Hard Ware Axes, Nails Glass, Oils,
Paints and Dye Siuis coarse and fine Salt, &c. &c.
| Also, a lot OF Rngyles, Nourse & Masons cell
ebr,ed PL0WS, and quantity Of good srRucE
LUMBER
| The subscriber would say to his former friends
and patrons that grateful for past fayors, he hopes
for continuance Of he same, and although he has
not laid before you list Of prices on few articles
would assure the public that his Goods will be
freely shown, and prices guaranteed low. The
motto Is "Eir dealing quick sales, and snail profits
WANTED,
Any number Of good Braidcrs to make No. and
Il . Leaf into good Hats
10 Also, most kinds OF Farmers Produce il
exchange for Goods. =. f. PERRY.
A. Dr
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ReoI Estate In HinsdaIc.

...ssun. NOR Sale, valuable lot Of Land, adj
X.I9 IL joining the Farm Of oLiyER AID.
5&X ANS, containing about 20 acres Of
Timber Land. 80 acres OF Pasture
--.a<--- and Tillage and 10 acres Of Meadow
Land, on Connecticut river. fl
For terms, apply TO The subserbsI a. b.ai,lsboro
April IS, 1919. 1871 JANE NJ. HUNT,
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Dog Collars, MuxxIcs and
Chains.

A N extensive assortment Of these artieles-for
n sale, al wholesale and retail, by
MARTIN L. BRADFORD,
I42 Hashinofan Sfr,c Bnsion.
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