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DR.. l.. PARMEI.E, Dentist.
n. ID. a. w. ii. GILMAN, Zap l7-d6m
MOTEL IL.

NU U u.
WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WASHINGTON
w COUNTY, d. O., on The 10Th Of May, ls49, ns nm.
away, negro man, calling himself EDWARD BROOKS
He Is Of dark color with whskera under his chin.
about 10 years old feet 6t inches hlg has scar on the
side Of The fore finger Of his ef hand had on when com.
miited dark cloth rork coat, black bonbazine vest
striped cassnet panaloons, and fur cap lie says he II
free aud was born nhs city He says lie has been absent
from this city IL or 10 years. AMI that before he le here
he was known by Samuel Redfern, James Eslin and
Richard Butt; and in Ric hmond, Va, by James Evans
ESD, and Mr. d. W. Carer clerk In the Bank ofyrginia
and has pass pnrporng be from him, stating thai no
IN free and has lost his papers
The owner owners iany, the above described ne.
gro man. hereby requested TO come forward prove
him, and take him away.
TIIOS. A. HAWKE, for
lgd6wti X, WALLACE. Marshal n n
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.
WASHINGTON, d. G.
TO THE EDITOR or THE MTIoNAL WING

SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE ., ls4s,
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Notice OF the Embellishments or the Land
Omce for the g Western Land DistrIct,,, IN

Notice OF the Embellishments OF the Land
Once for tho g Western Land District, In
the state Of Wisconsin,.
pursuance Of the SECOND section Of the Congress
entitled An act for changing the location Of the land
hce In the Chippewa land district aud establishing nm adj
donal land district In the State NJ Wisconsin approved
Marrha 1919, which provides that For the sale ~ the
puzzle landA IN the Territory Of Wisconsin, additional
lsnd Office and land district hereby created comprising
all the lands not included within the district Of lands sub
iect 10 sale nj Green bay, Milwaukee or Mineral Point
which shall he called the Western Land DiRtricf' do
hereby declare and make known thai the land office go
created shall be located At Wiow river 81 Croy county
IN the State Of Wisconsin.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington, this
SECOND day Of March. ammo Domio one thousand eight
hundred aud forty. nine JAMES X POLK
by the President
RicHARD NJ youno
:. Commissioner Of The General Land Office
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The Hon. George w. Lanes Letter-The
Course ofthe sUniOnv since the late Goa
lition between the Pro-Slavery Editor
and the Anti-S1avery Editor, sc.
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sTArn OF VERMONT.


In Probate Court, April IA, le49.
A N Instrument purporting to be the last Win and
N Testament of Nathaniel Sampson, late
of Brattleboro, in said District, deceased is pre-
sented for Probate by Nathaniel SAMPSON, the
Executor therein named
Whereupon it is ordered that said named Exec
utor notify all persons interested, that this Cour
will decide upon the Probate Of said Instrument Al
the session thereof to be holden Mt the Probate OF
fee, in said Brattleboro, on the 7th day Of May
next, by publishing copy of the record Of this
order three weeks successfully in the Vermont Pho
mir, printed at said Brattleboro, previous to said
time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record
IS attest, s. HOLBR00K, Reg,
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Marrten.

AT the Vermont House, in this village, April
18th, by Rev. G. r. Moor, Mr. Shubel II. Ran
dali, and Miss Elizabeth ID. Chamberlain, both
Of Chesterfield, N. ii.
In Newfane, 9th inst, by Rev. c. L. Baker,
MIR Dana d. Dickerson, to Miss Eliza A. Good
now, both of Newfane.
In Nottingham, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.
Ballou, Mr. Asa Green 10 Miss Julana Wheeler,
both of Nottingham.
In Brooklinc, 18th inst. by Rev. Samuel
Kingsbury, Mr. Edwin F. Sherman, of Dover
and Miss Sophia X. Mortified, of Brookline
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TINE undersigned, the only manufacturers Of
Il genuine Soda Sal Hralus, beg leave to caution
their customers and the public against an article
made in imitation of the genuine, BY several manu-
aeturers who have been induced to this course by the
great favor our article has met with To those who
are unacquainted with our article, We have only to
say that single trial according to the directions,
(which are placed in each packagel will manifest
its superiority over any other kind Of Sal Eratus
In Market and we warrant It wholesome and per.
fectly Tree from impurities The genuine article
can be obtained Of any Of the wholesale grocers or
druggists in this city, Boston, Providence, Philade-
pha, Baltimore, and New Orleans
% Purchasers are particularly requested to sec
that our brand is ON each package
JOHN DWIGHT & co.
New York, March 20, ls49. 50
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p. r. Chandler g. Go.

INVITE purchasers to examine the largest aud
Il best selected Stock OF Goods ever offered
in this vicinity, comprising
Dress Goods, Eng and French Prints Ginglams,
snsl'n dc LANES, Linen Lustres, Cachucas,
Barages, Muslins, sc, &c
Hosiery Of every description, Bonncls, Ribbons,
Shawls, Friuges Trimmings, DC
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE A. CUTLERY.
Drugs and Medicines.
In short VIC have every thing suited TO the retail
trade, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices
Putney, VI, April Is, lsf9 3w35
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Dte0.

In North Wardsboro, April 10, Sarah p, wife
of Geo. II. Lawton, aged 25 years.
In Greenfield, April teth, Mrs Abigail, wife
of MIR Zebina Billings. aged SO.
At the Patapsco (MdA Institute, April IA,
Hon. John Phelps, formerly Of this village, aged
IS years
On board the Propeller Delaware, bound tc
Milwaukee from Chicago, Theodore, eldest son
of Capt Dexter Holbrook, formerly Of Fsyette'
vile, VI.
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CHOICE GROCERIES

Az CHESTS Imperial, Young Hyson, Pou.
fU chong and Souchong Teas, selected with
great care and warranted give entire satisfaction
30 Boxes Ground Coffee
Is Bags Old Java, LaguirA, Rio, and St. Domin.
20 Coffee Box and kcg RAisius, Splco,, &c.
IS Hhds. St. Croix, Porto Rico, Mansanila, and
Cuba Molasses.
-ALSO--
10 Hhds. ST.. CRoIx STRUT, a superior article:
81 ST. Croix, Porto Rico, Muscovado and
New Orleans Sugars;
39Boxes White and Brown Havana Sugars
Is Bbls. Crushed and PulveriEed Sugar.;
Boxes Loaf Sugar;
received and receiving, and for sale on the mos
favorable terms at the Sign Of the Elm Tree.
April IS, 1919. TOWNSLEY * SONS
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APRxG rs, 1919.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
w. H.. WILLIAMS.

we He w AHI n MoS
VITOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public generally, that he has taken the Store
in wiliamsSc formerly occupied by him, aud
purchased the entire Stock Of Goods Of W. ii.
WILLIAMS, and has Just received from Boston a
large assortment OF
&JSm%1% 0AOOD@s
which, in addition to the former Stock, makes his
assortment full and complete. The public are in
vitcd to call and 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.
400 Pieces Prints, American and Scotch Cling
hams, Linen Gnghams, Printed Lawns, Barages,
Bingham Muslins.
Sh0sCIS.
Cashmere Embroidered Thibel, Drocha,
Stradella, Barage, Black Silk and Deanc.
Bonnets.--Floreuce, China Pearl, Coburg
and French Lace.
Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers and wreails.
WOOLENS.
Black, Blue and Brown German and American
Broadcloths, Cassimercs, Satincts and Twceds
Brown Linens, Vestings, Black aud Fancy Silk
Cravnts, Hosiery, Umbrellas Parasols
Black and White Silk Gloves,
Light and Dark Kid do,
Lisle Thread and Cotton do,
Bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloths,
Crash, Diaper, Bleaehed Shcetngs,
Plain and Checked White Cambrics,
Book Muslin, Lace Edgings, Curtain Muslins,
Curtain Fringcs, Lancaster Quilts
SUMMER S7'UFFS FOR MEMS WEAR.
5000 Yds Brown Sbeeiings, Drilling, Ticking
Batting, Cotton Yarn, Knitting Cotton, Tidy Cot.
ton, Zephyr Worsted, Perforated Paper.
100 PAIRS LADIES' KID SHOES,
40 do. Children's do. DO. . Cases Hats and Caps
Paper Hangings, Looking Glasses, Hardware,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
w. L. Goods and Groceries,
Oil and Paints, Nails and Glass, Mackerel, Salmon
Salmon Trout, Goldfish, Halibut Hoes, Shovels
Manure Forks, Flour, Salt, Ike. &c.
The following are few OF the Cash prices:
800 fds. Of Lancaster and Scotch Ginghhms for
l25 cents per yard;
500 Yds good Prints for dresses for 81 cts yer I'd.
3OD for cts.tper yard;
800 Heavy Sheeings for q cents per yard
Chests Young Tyson Tea at 40 cents per h.
warranted good
| 100 Bags Ground Rock Salt for % cts. per bag
100 Bushels prime T. l. Salt for cal cts per bushel
Wanted in Exchange for Goods.
Butter, Grain, Wool, good Socks, Shingles Palm
Leaf Hats, Strainer Cloth, Cash, and good Credit
W. l.. WILLIAMS.
Williamsville, April l6, 1919. sw3s
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LATER FROM CALIFoRNIA.--The Bos-
ton Transcript publishes tho following letter
from William Hooper, partner in one of the
principal mercantile houses in San FRANCISCO, to
his brother, Henry N. Hooper of Boston.
SAN Francisco, u. CO. Feb. 2sth, is49.
A brig sails tomorrow for Mazatlan, afford
ing the opportunity of dropping you line an
nouncing to you the arrival Of tho California
steamer from Panama. She brings very large
mail, but no letters for me.
BY the steamer we have later dates from the
United States. The California gold foyer ap-
pears raging among you; and well il may, for
surely there never was u discovery like it. Ev-
cry day only adds to my astonishment. yes
tcrday weighed 1870 lbs. Of it. Real estate is
going up rapidly. In this place good sites sell
ut $40 the square yard. There is a small re-
duction in the prices of most articles, owing to
the expected arrivals from the U. s.
At present flour is SIS; pilot bread Sl2;-
pork $40. Of all things lumber goes the high
est. paid to-day $500 the thousand feet
The smallest room rents for 500 per MONTH
Advise your friends to send any quantity Of
lumber, and small houses ready to put up
They will bring 500 per cent advance on the
cost for the next two years, Cooks wages are
500 per month; eggs So per dozen; saleratus
SS per h.. butter 81 so; cheese 10 cts; beef
i2 i2 cts. pork % cts fowls $50 each fire.
wood $50 per cord; milk 81 per bottle; board
for mechanics $40 per week. Common labor
ers each Sc day; carpenters So.
Our sales for the last four months amount to
nearly threc.quarters of million of dollars. It
is not an uncommon thing to cart gold dust from
one store to another.
/ paid my respects to Gen. Smith to-day, in
troduced by my old and warm friend, Com. Jones.
Gen. S. has the appearance of firm man, aud
one calculated for this country. w. Ii.
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KNIVES AND FORKS.
MARTIN Il. BRADFORD,

IE< " usHHyIWF HoUetIi I1osIVHi
INVITES the attention of purchasers to his very
from the best manufactures in Europe and Amer.
ca, comprising stag, forbuck white bone black horn
cocoa, ebony, polished horn, selftps, and ivory
Table and Tea Knives and Forks, at every grade
of price, from the most common to Joseph Rodg.
ers II Sons best quality. Fine ivory and selftip
Knives without Forks, in rosewood and mahogany
cases; Carving Knives and Forks; Game Carvers
Steels Patent Knife Sharpeners, Of various kinds
Children's Knives and Forks iyory-handled Cheese
Scoops Butter Knives Bread Knives, &c.
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WHAT LABOR DoKs.-Labor pays all rents
and usury, besides sustaining all waste and decay
of different descriptions of wealth, Not penny
does the merchant pay for the use of his place
or residence, or for the capital he employs, but
what its value must be, in some way or other,
wrested from the hand of toll Not broker
shaves a note, but what labor must foot the bill
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NTO. l and 2 Mackere Salmon and Dry Cod, in
IN Kits, Quarters, Halls, Barrels and Quinials,
Just received and for sale by 7. H. TAYLOR.
April 90 90
I HEREBY certify that have given my son
j ALASsoN W. Houoaros, his time, and shall
pay debts Of his contracting, or claim any OF his
earnings after this date.
ALANSON H0UGHTON
GEoBoE ROBERTSON, Witness.
Putney, March 9TH, 1919. '5t
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VAGARIEs OF FAsHtoN.-These often occa-
sion remark, but never with such reason as this
present spring, when, as Philadelphia paper
says, the hue Of gentlemen's pantaloons is sort
of cross between that of pea soup and dirty wa
ter, with very strong touch of the green scum
of frog pond; and the proud wearers go up
and down the street like so many bullfrogs out
on an excursion of pleasure
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APRIL 10TH. 1915.

THIS DAY RE CETVED,
A LARGE Assortment OF ENGLISH. French,
N AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS, which
will be sold very low for Cash.
A. Z. DwINELL.
Brattleboro, April i6 IS
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AGENCY OF
DIR. =. So. Fitch's Celebrated
Medicines.

Used by him with such distinguished success in
u the cure of Coughs Consumption Catarrh
Asthma Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonouhea,
Piles, Female Complaints, &c, &c. Also,
DIR. $. y. Fitch's Abdominal supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption, and the art Of preserving Life and
Health to old age, &C., &c.
ALBERT H. DAY q. BROTHER have been
appointed Agents for the sale OF the above Goods,
and will keep them constantly on hand at their
Store No. 4 Granite Roc, BRArTLEBoRo
no DIR. Ntch's Guide Book 10 baudiids, and d.
rectioas for PronOting Health, and Instruction 10
lotAys, an tie Management Of Children" may be had
granously by calling for il at the Store as above
An extremely valuable Book. IS
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Flour.

Ql0 BBLS, Genesee Flour; also, E. S. Beach
DUU Co.'S Extra do, just received and will
be sold at small commissions. At The sim Of the
Elm Tree. TOIFNSLEY d SONS.
April 10. As
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GOODS AT COST.
q n TTAT.T

HAvING leased his Store from the ist Of May
Il Il next, offers bis Stock Of Goods at cost and
u that Is tot sheap s1ica5 r. at less than cost =
Those in want Of Goods, will do well to call at
once, as he wishes to sch off his ENTIRE STOCK.
April l6, is49. 2w35
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber either BY
n Note or Book Account are notified that payment
MUST BE MADE by the first day Of May next All
demands remaining unpaid after that day will be
left for collection, JR MILLER
Putncy, April 10, isie. 3ws4
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RATHER SrRoNG.-The Wilmington Blue
Hens Chicken says, that the last Legislature o.
Delaware twas characterized by two strong ana
predominating principes-the lore Of rum ana
the hate Of niqgers."
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SUGARS. sc.

DoRTo RICO Orleans, Havann Sugars
il double refined Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do.
ST. Croix and Porto Rico Molasses; Java and
w. l. Coffee, Rice, and general assortment Of
(srOeeries, recently received for sale low by
WILLIST0N 4 TYLER.
April &c, 1919. So
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PLOWS.
EMPLOYMENT.

h M L LIZ II M II N He
"ANTED--Fiye or six moral, energetic and
w we'll educated YoHng Men to vend several
very useful and splendid Publications, just received
from Boston. Terms-s5 per cent. discount from
retail prices. Strangers will be required 10 pay for
the trs outfit $50 or si2 WORTH in advance.
~ Reference will bc given TO n number Of
young gentlemen who have cleared in similar busi-
ness, from $40 to $50 month.
N. B.--Any one, well qualified for the employ
ment that will take 500 worth TO start with, and
pay on delivery, shall be warranted to clear s25
month for year. Apply to
J. GREENLEAF
Guillord VT April ls. sw35
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~-AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY Y, the 2sth inst, at one O'Clock
OP, NJ near the Office Of the subscriber, corner
of Main and High Streets
Largc variety of Groceries,
of the first quality, viz Sugars, Teas, Rice COT,
fee, Molasscs, Candles, Bar Soap, Raisins Spices,
Sc, &c. CHAS. CHAPLIN, ID. Sheriff.
Brattleboro, April 20, ls49. Sc
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HARDWARE GOODS.
WILLIsT0N & TYLEl

w IL Ia " ~ q = "a = ~
HAVE just received and nre opening the largest
ii IL and most complete stock Of HARD WARE
GOODS ever offered in this vicinity Mechanics,
Housc-builders and House-keepers will find it for
their interest TO call.
April &c. 36
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raraSE's gsorse Rake.
THIS simple, but great labor sdrinq Mdekine, for
J. sale by JOSEPH STEEN.
April is, 1919. sw35
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THE VERMONT MORGAN.


M-Ms a Horse, and better stock
10y 6R Horse never stood in this Coun.
1WWAN ty,-for his Colts have been sold
- for higher price than any other
Colts whatever. His Colts are four years old this
Spring, and can be seen ms samples OF his Stock
This Horse was raised in Wallingford, W., and has
been owned in Brattleboro for four or hve years
past and his Stock is superior to any other ever IN
this section SO allowed by the best judges OF good
Horses. We could, Gentlemen, bring you certf-
Gates from more than one hundred that now have
his Colts but as this Horse and his Stock are so
we'll known We consider this useless. lie Is the
handsomest most spirited best broke, and best hu-
morcd Horse ever brought into this section.
The Vermont morgnu
is now owned in Dummeston, and AFTER July It'll,
may be found at Caleb Taft's Stable, in Dammers-
ton. - .
NJ He may be found between May the 7ih and
July Eth as follows On Mondays, at Marlboro
Centre Tuesdays, at Williamsville, Hewianei
Wednesdays, at Fayeiteyilei Thursdays, at Caleb
Tahs, 'Dammerston Fridays, at John L, saE.
geants West Bratteboroi Saturdays, at 7. O
Lords, East Brattleboro; srnu "a, ,,,rros
Brattleboro, May 7, is4s. 90
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PRIME TEAS.

TYSON, Young Hyson, Souchong and Nyng'
IL yong Teas, warranted superior and as cheap
as can be purchased in this vicinity for sale by
IFILLIS1'ON g. TYLER,
April 26. Is49. sc
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APRIL "a, 1849.
NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES !!
n ~rr a :. -


TTAVE the pleasure Of saying to their customers
j and the public generally, that they have just
received one Of the largest assortment Of GOODS
ever offered in Williamsye.
French, En- gish and American Prints from TO III
cts. per vd. embracing every variety Of style.
so Pieces q inghams Of all grades and styles from
to 25 CHI. per I'd.
20 Pieces Corded, Wrought, and Figured Muslins
and Lawns embracing some entirely new and
very choic, patterns
Cameleou SiriIs, beautiful patterns, very cheap.
ShaWfs.
A GREAT variety from 25 cts. to SIS, among which
arc Silk, Brocha. Cashmere, Thibet, siradilla,
Grape, Ottoman Baxagc, De Lame.
100 -B0nnefs,
From AZ cts to $500. Florence China Pearl,
Tulip Mixtures, French Lace, Rutland Misses do.
Ribbons, Wrealhs, fow.rs
Five Cases Mems and Boys Hats and Caps.
woo len Goods.
French, German and American Broadclotls,
Cassmeres, Salinets. Tweeds, &c.
A large assortment Of Summer Stuhs for
Mems wear
200 Pairs Ladies' Shoes;
. Gases Mems Ca2f Boots.
Domcs tic Goods
at less prices than ever offered before. 1000 yds.
yard wide heavy Sheetug at 81 cts. Drillings,
Tickings, Batting, Wadding.
w. L. Goods d Groceries,
A large assortment. Good Young Tyson Tea
for 37I cts. very extra do. for so cts.
Crockery and Glass Ware, Paper Hangings at
cts. per Roll, Paper Cu1 tains, Looking Glasses,
Oils and Paints, Hard Ware and Nails.
100 Bushels T. I. Salt at e2i cts. per Bashel;
30 I" Cattle do.
100 Bags Ground Rock Salt;
Salmon, Mackerel, Goldfish, Habitat, Herds Grass
and Glover Seed Flour, &c.
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OiIsl OHs!

IN BBLs. Patent Refined Oil, very superior
lU article, at a very low price; Tor the quality;
AIso--Solar Linseed ana rea'sroot !, IN n ioi
sale by l. H. IA iLon':
April 20, ''
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VNHE building recently occupied By Mrs HIscK-
Il LET having been removed, her friends and
customers will find her only few rods further West
and occupying the same building.
April 10, lela IS
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New York Market, ArRIL 24.-The sales
Of Flour amounted to 1000 barrels, at s4,75 IS
for common and good brands, and s5,37 $3.50
for pure Genesee. Market firm.
Com--52 hsc for mixed and nearly yellow, sc
for white, IS a SO for round Northern yellow. Rye
is dull at So. Barley $50. Oats IS a a8k.
Mess Pork slO3l, Prime ss,44. Mess Beef $l2
Prime $3.50. Lard is heavy at 6 SIC. Butter IL
Is, Cheese 81 7Ae, according TO quality.
Hops-Dull. Small sales at 9kc, cash.
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G.. e.. HALL

Is VOW sELIfYo orr Hts LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS,
INTENDING to close up his business, and having
Il let the lower Floor Of his Store to Mcssrs TAY.
LoR q BRowN, who take possession the st of May
He now offers his Goods Of every description at
Cost Purchasers win find ii for their interest to
call previous to that day, after which the Goods re.
Store
April 49, ls4g. 7w35
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PLoWs AND CULTIvATORS.

II II. e. W. II. ESTER
(AA1nQs4J BROOK have this day
4tA ~ W'received, in addition to their
szl.,zs=z3f,rmer Stock Of Flows, a
's1S-'-- large assortment Of Rug.
giles, Noursc & Mason's, and Prouty & Mears'
Plows and Cultivators. Also, ID. Lane & Co.'S
Flows, which makes their Stock as large as can be
found in Windham County
April 25th, ls49 Sc
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GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE.
EInnrlr 4 lNI.nnnI. MofC

Clark & Church, Hartford,
HAVE on hand and now landing, full a.sort
III mcnt of fresh imported GROCERIES,
which they will sell to the Trade on the most IA
yorable terms Among them arc
$50 Hhds. Porto Rico, Trinidad, New Orleans, and
Cardenas Molasses
so Bbls. New Orleans and Stewards Syrup do;
1876 Hhds. strictly prime and fair Porto Rico and
New Orleans Sugars;
375 Chests Young Hyson, Gunpowder, and Black
Teas, fresh imported, comprising every grade
and quality
ALSO-Raisins, Oil, Rice, Spices, Seeds, Spirits
and Wines for medicinal purposes, manufactured
Tobacco, Snuff, Soap, Starch, &c. &c.
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Choice Teas.

TX CHESTS and Half Chests of Choice Hyson,
IL Young Hyson Ningyong and Souchong Teas,
for sale at the lowest prices at the Drug Store.
AIsO--SUGARS--P r., N o., Museovado, B.
Havana, Loaf, Crushed and Powdered. for sale low
by 7. II. TAYLOR.
April 2S. &c
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WANTED IN Z. xCH ANGIE
for the above Goods, 5000 lbs. good Butter, for
which the highest price will b, given. Also, Grain
Of all kinds Maple Sugar, Wool and Domestic
Woolens. Lumber, Straner Cloth.
10 All who arc buying Go DDS are respectfully
invited to examine for themselv os.
NIL .LER s. WARD.
williamsville April ~, ls4e. 4w5s
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PALM LEAF HATS.
XXTANTED in exchange for Goods, loo,O 900 Palm
w Leaf Hats, for which the highest Market
price will be paid.
ALSO-Butter, Eggs, Wool, Grain, Cash, OIL
anything else you may have to spare.
p. X. CHANDLER & co
Putnsy April 20, is4s. 4wos