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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-08

EccRNTEIcITIEs OF CRIMINAL LAW
William Thomson was convicted on Saturday,
before the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, OF kill
ing young man on the corner Of Center and
Anthony SITS, on Sunday, the 2sth of April last
1t was clear case, without any extcnuating cir
cumstances and yet the jury found him guilty
Of manslaughter in the bird degree and the
Court sentenced him to three years IN The States
Prison.
Before the same Court Sandy Jones was
found guilty OF setting FIRE to honse-not life
lost-little or no damage done by the firc-or
no premeditated design shown, and yet he wa,
sentenced to be hung on the 22d Of next month
Before the Court Of Sessions at its late torn
Hugh Nc Dcrmot was found guilty OF dssduL
and battery with intent to kill, aud was sentenc'
ed the States Prison for sir years So that it i
safer to XIII than TO commit violent assault, anc
far less penalty either for committing murder
or intending to do it, than to FIRE house, with
out motive, and without doing damage to limb
life or property ev York Day Book.
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Look at this Truth

TuST received splendid assortment Of Jewelry
- in addition to my former Stock, srch rs
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, some extra
quality and new patterns, few Turquois set Bruce
lets, Pins Ear Ornaments and Rings TO match, ei-
tirely new in this Market; II you want u buy or
see something Of the kind, just drop in Mt No. D.,
where you will find No. Goods.
Any style, quantity and quality of Gold Ear
Rings, Hoops, Knobs and Drops, Gold Pins, for
Gents and Ladies' wear, Gold Rings, with Coral
Turquois, Diamond, Ruby Amethyst, Garnet, En-
erald, Opal, Pearl. Jet, Agate, Blood Stone, and
Comedian Stone Settings also, Box and Glass
Rings for setting Hair, Mourning Rings, Plain and
Engraved Rings Of all kinds. Gold Keys and
Seals Gold Joekets, Gold Pens and Pcnrils, Gold
Thimbles, Gold Spectacles, Gold Tooth Picks
Gold Beads, finally,
Every variety of Gold Goods
to be found in market, which will sell you If you
wish to buy good Goods at low prices.
H D. BRAcKETT
June !, ls4s. ewa2
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ComInissioncrs, NOtice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
minister, Commissioners TO receive, exam ne, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of John ID. Pierce, late of Painey,
In said district deceased, represented insolven and
also all claims and demands exhibited In Offset
thereto and six months from The third instant be.
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend 10
the business Of our appointment at the Store Of T.
L. CHANDLER & Co., in Putney, on the last Thurs
days Of June and August next, from oelock A.
NJ. until O'Clock T.. NJ on each OF said days
l MhAhEN f 3 fhhiscjIIARDsoN,i c'""F'-
Putney, May 20, 1919. et2
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MISSIONARY CoSvRNrIoS.-Wc understand
that Missionary Convention is to be held at
the Congregational Meeting House, in Puiney
on Tuesday and Wednesday of nest week, June
18th and 9Th. Rev. DIR. Pomeroy, Sec'y Of the
A. b. c. I. NJ, Rev. Dr. Poor, of Ceylon, Rev.
+. +. Bliss, Of Trebizond Rev. Mr. Gleason, and
others, are expected 10 address the meeting.
All persons friendly to the cause Of Missions
are invited to attend Accommodations for those
from abroad may be obtained on application to
the Committee Of Arrangements, who will be in
attendance at the Meeting. House, during the
sitting Of the Convention. eI
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DR.. III. TUBBS,

A NAUTICAL PHYSICIAN, from the city Of
N Troy, will be in attendance at TAGdARr's
HorEL, IorHSend, Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
9Th, 9th and 10th June; sMIrns HorrL, Brailsto-
70, Thursday, Friday and Saturday forenoon, l4th,
18th ana 10th juno; and at the STAGE HOUSE, ~
Puaney, Saturday afternoon and Monday, l6ih and
18Th June, for consultation with patients upon the
various diseases incident to the system particularly
affections OF the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys and spleen
Likewise, Nervousness, Dropsy rheumatism Astl'-
ma, Dyspepsia, Debility, &c.
Reference TO individuals restored amer being pro-
nounced ~hopeless" by attending physicians, can at
all times he given to illustrate the efficacy OF The
Analytical practice DIR. I. will continue his VISITS
at intervals Of from -four TO six weeks
~ Advice in all cases gratuitons. =,
March 2i, 1919, ~
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POSTSCRIPT.
Highly Important from Europe.

Tho steamer Europa reached Halifax on
Tuesday noon, and her news--one week later
was autographed TO Boston.
The news is quite interesting, and foreshad-
ows general European war.
A pistol was fired at Qneen Victoria on the
18th, by an Irishman named John Hamilton
As he is represented to be stupid fellow, an d
the pistol was loaded with powder only, bis mo-
tive Is supposed to be to gain noIoricty.
The English Government will sustain Lord
Elgin in Canada.
The elections in France for n new National
Assembly have resulted in favor of the Red Re-
publicans and Socialists to far greater extent
than was anticipated. They will muster about
2io agsius, twice that number. The election
has had an unfavornble effect on Banks and
Funds.
On the 22d, hot debate took place in the
French National Assembly, with regard to in
reference in the strifcs of other nations.
In the Roman States, there has been no ma
tcrial change since the date of previous advices
Neither the French nor the Neapolitans have
yet entered Rome, though the vanguard of the
latter was, on the 18th, within miles of the
Eternal City"
In Germany, instruction, or the probability
oft, aud connections, exist everywhere.
The Hungarians are bravely preparing for
death grapple with the gigantic forces of Austria
and Russia.
From Hong Kong, China, we learn that con
siderable quantities of gold had arrived frou
California.
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STATE or vnRMoNT.

In Probate Court. May 18Th, ls+s.
,-,o,frc r. no,,xE WooD, Widow Of DAVID
1 Wo0D, ;ate Of Braitleboro deceased, and
,oovss ,he Conrt here for an assignment TO her Of
sr,onai nronsr,y from the estate Of said deceased
Wherepp5n i Is ordered that said Petitioner mo-
IT, All srsan. interested that this Court will de-
eide upon said application az the session thereof g
~ Si..sia. ~ III last Thursday In June next by
p,sh,n = eopy Of the record Of his order three
p rseIs s"ecsssisey in the Vermont pAeai1 printed
" ssia RTsttsboro previous TO said time Of hearing
~ A true copy Of Record.
a. Attest, r. HVLohVVhi ny
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COED AND SILVER WATCHES.

JUST RECETrED And FOR SALE,
A LARGE invoice Of Gold and Silver Watches,
"A direct from the Importer. Prices from to
$50 dollars, Cash some superior style, finish and
quality.
Tho above can and will he sold as low as can he
bought at any retail Store In any market Whatever
just call and examine for yourselves, two doors
South Of WHEELER 4 PRArr's "Lop P,ios !Safs,n
No. wheclcr's Building, where the price Is a ssiie
lower. 20 No Gas in the above statement
ii. ID. BRACKETr.
juno 4, iS49. 6w41
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TosI,iOnabIc Dancing.

MISS ELLIS, teacher Of Dancing from the Fe-
Iyl male Academy, Albany begs respectfully to
announce her intention Of visiting Braitcboro two
The most fashionable dances: The Polka, Valse
Cotillon, The Redowa, La Cellarious--first intro
duced and taught by her in New York-besides ey-
cry description Of Waiting, SC.
An afternoon class. exclusively for young ladies,
also an evening class for ladies and gentlemen.
Miss +. WILDE In Brattleboro, at the Vermont
House, on Wednesday and Thursday, June 18th
and l4th.
June o, 1870 2w4s
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LAW REFoRM-As an illustration Of the ne
cessity of law reform, / was stated in the Miehi-
gan Senate recently that an action Of debt to re-
Cover $1,000 was STAYED off by tho defendant in
sistng that It should be covenant instead OF debt.
The question was carried from court to court,
and kept in litigation seven years, at the end oil
which time the plaintiff gave up the suit, thro'
sheer WEAKNESS, and had to pay costs exceeding
the amount of his claim, and all this because Of
mere technical difficulty.
Facts like the above are not OF rare occur
renee, and they should strongly enforce on every
lover Of Justice the necessity Of reform Int hi
State long step has been taken towards Olsen
numbering legal proceedings Of mere technical
embarrassments, and VIC are happy 70 say INC
legal profession, the parties most likely to be
benefited by the laws obscuriy, have beer
among the most earnest advocates Of the chang.
Much remains to be done in other States, and I
is an object worthy Of the most eni,gsienet
philanthropy. II Is the interest Of all hone:
men thai the laws be as simple and as intelligi
bic as possble-NeD York Organ
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Thursday, May 81, 1880.
At Market--475 Beef Cattle, ~ pairs Working
Oxen, 35 Cows and Calves, 900 Sheep and Lambs,
1000 Swine.
Beef Catilc-Extra 81 first quality se,75; Sec
do. $3.50; third do 1878 Sc.
Working Oxen--s97, 500, sllO, sl2h.
/ Cows and Calvcs--sl9, s26, s2s, S34, $40.
Sheep and iambs-s2, $3.50, S.
Swinc--4s SIC. AT retail, 81 q.
New York Market, JUNE 5.--The sales
Of Flour amounted to 5000 barrels, Mt s4,37 s4e2
for common and good brands, and S. a s5,i2 for
pure Genesee. The market Is heavy.
Com--59 4 Coo for mixed and nearly yellow, ca
for white, g. a G. for round Northern yellow Rye
SO. Barley Sc. Oats 3ik q Sc.
Mess Pork Sl0,l2, Prime ss,25. Meas Beef 81
Prime $3.50. Lard Is dull at n &c. Butter a
l6, Cheese 5 &c, according to quality.
Hops-First sort, ls+s, SIC.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of WesflhlaafsT, S.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the district Of
Westminster 10 all persons Interested In the
estate Of DAVID HOW late Of jamaica IN said
district, deceased, tesiaie, GREETNo.
VITHEREAS SESnKA How, Executor of the
w last win aai Testament Of said deceaseds
proposes to render an account Of his administration
and 20 present his account against said estate for
allowance, at a session OF said Court to be held
at the Inn of JAMES TkGGARr, in Townshend, In
said district on the last Wednesday Of July, lsl9
therefore you arc hereby notified TO appear before
said Court at said time and place, and slow cause
II any you may have, why said account should not
be allowed.
Granon, May 90, is49. ~
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FIREWORKS for the Fourth Of July,

TAMES q. HovEY, I4o Washington Street,
- Boston, Pyrotechnisl for the City Of Boston, is
fully prepared TO furnish Committees uf Cities
Towns, Associations, Clubs. or Individuals, with
exhibitions Of Fire. Works for the 3" GLoHious
ForRrn" To any amount from $50 TO $4,000.
Mr. II. received Gold Medal for the best Pyro-
technics, at the last Mechanics Fair.
~ For specification of articles see his adycr
tfsefnQnt
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Dte0.

In this town. May ,, Mr. Andrew Miner, aged 81
Printers In Mass IL and X. l. will please notice
In Wardsboro, May Is, Mr. Richard Kidder, aged
70 yrs. 10 mos.-I Printers in Mass. and n Y. are
requested to notice.
In Guilford, May ", Sarah L., only child Of Mr.
Edwin and Mrs Freedom Gains, aged yrs. mos.
Rough as the hand Of death has been,
Dark as the grave appears,
How sweet to think that Sarah lives,
eherub lar from tears!
sH RIndd Heaven ca. ss@ i beat s,iI-
Eternal glory she beholds.
Like angels she . with Jesus blest. r. )
In Buffalo, N. Y, May Is, Baxter p Melendy,
Of Eagle Wisconsin, son of Mr. John Mellendy, Of
In Putney, May 20, very suddenly, Mr. S. Hib-
bard Reed, eldest son Of Mr. Simeon Reed, aged 90.
lie had for some time labored under an internal dif-
fculty, which gave his friends considerable anxiety
concerning him; yet with occasional exception, he
wan able TO be about and attend TO business up 70 the
very night Of his decease. The news Of his death
was therefore wholly unexpected, and spread deep
gloom large circle OF acquantances and Trends
Few young men have been trained uPin our commun,
~ whose character for uprightness and moral worth
was fieer fism bemish. Amiable in his disposition
and unaffected in mis- manners, he dia not an 70 gs,I
the respect and esteem Of all Who knew him. is
surviving friends sweet will bethe remembrance OF thu
virtues which adorned his character When the yonns
are thus down, the promise Of their future respec
taby and usefulness In life is blasted, cannot bu
hned the tear OF fcSftt OUCH ttousi hoWtNtf, hscf
ancholy as they are, have their in teaching the y
ing the uncertainty Of earthly hopes, and In leadin
them to seek preparation 70, higher and pure, .,
listence. The funeral OF Mr. P. was on the Sabbat
following his death, in the Congregational Church. at
tended by numerous and deeply affected concours
Of people.
In Windsor, May 81, Mrs Lucy Richards, wifi
Of Maj John Pet:es, aged so.
, In Winchester, N. H. May ~, Mr. Daniel
{ Burbank, aged 26.
In Bernardston, March l. Widow Sarah ChapiI
daughter of the late Rev. Levi Hodge, aged s.
In Warwick, April a. Mrs Liyona, wife Of NJ
Gardner Conant and daughter of the late Rev Lev
Hodge, aged a..
In Leyden, june !, Mr. Elizur Hale, Of Bernard
ton, aged 70.
, In Bemardston, May "a, Mrs Lucy Root, wido
y Of the late Mai Samuel Root, aged 81.
In Amherst, May 10, Peter jackson, colore
man, supposed to be l22 years Old
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aOO RarreIs Flour.

AT THE SIGN OF THE ELM TREE.
IN BBLS. Z. s. Beach & Co.'S, $50 bbls. Extra
OU Railroad, in halls and wholes, right straight
from the Mills, 100 bbls. various brands, just receiy-
T0W.NSLEY3 g. SONS
June 8, is4s. ~
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Fans, Fans,, Fans!!!

UNROM New York and Boston, the largest assert.
III ment of FANlSto be found in the State. Those
wishing TO purchase or look at the same are invited
to give us call, and we will sell you one Il nice
article and low price have anything to do with trade
NJ Don't mistake the place, at
H. ID. BRACllETTS,
No, Whseies's Building.
June 4, 1870. 6w42
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RIonchar,I,s scyfhes.

a,ds CieSrat.d SeStlls in Ibis place, win sup.
ply one Trader in each Town with the same Ut
Manufacturer prices. h
ALSO--A general assortment oil HAVING
TOOLS on hand and for sale at the lowest psi
ccs BUTTON & CLARA.
p,.,,l.l,oro lima 4 1910. 2moi2
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ComniissiOners, Notice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate, Court for the district Of Westminster,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adJast all
claims and demands Of all persons against the cs-
tate Of Emery Cnthan. late Of Townshend,
deceased, and all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto, aud six months from the 10th day
Of May, A. d. lsla heng allowed for that purpose,
do hereby give notice that will attend to the du-
ties OF our appointments at the dwelling house OF
the widow Of the deceased, in Townshend on the
third Thursday Of June and the first Thursday OF
November n .xt, from nine TO four O'Clock L. NJ on
each Of said days.
THOMAS COOK, JR-
OsC..RF BUTTERFIELD, coma,'rs
THOMAS J. HOLLAND, }
May 2s, 1919. Al
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gINHIS certifes that have given my son, CHARLES
il NJ GRour, his time to act for himself ] shall
not claim any part of his earnn IS or wages, nor
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date
JOSEPH CIRCUIT.
Cu;lf,rd lime A. 1910 AZ
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Masonic Notice.

TIME Members Of BLAZING STAR LODGE,
Il No. %, are requested TO meet at Masons. Hall,
in williamsville, Monday, the 2sth day Of June,
A. L. 5s4s, at O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF
celebrating memorable day. A punctu.l attend
ance is requested.
NJ Members Of other Lodges are invited 20
race. with IL.
Per order Of the worshipful Master
WAN II. WILLIAMS, Secretary
May 81, Is49. 3wa2
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WOOL CARDING.
WMI IL WIIIIAMa

INFORMS his customers and the public that he
Il will carry on the Wool Cnrding Busi-
h6ss hs s9salnS season at bis oaK e sa ~
employed faithful aud exIssfsuF I'd hand. who has
tended the same Machines for ms many years.
~ All those who wish to have their Wool
carded in the best manner, may depend ON having
Il done with fidelity and despatch.
WIN. II. WILLIAMS.
Williamsville, May II, Is4g Sw42
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EGrThe new Odd Fellows Hall, magni6-
cent structure at the corner Of Grand and Cen
tire streets, New York city, was dedicated with
imposing ceremonies on Monday last. A vast
concourse of members Of the Order participated,
the day.
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A GALL.

MIN II. WILLIAMS calls on all who ART in
w dehted 10 him whose notes and accounts have
become due to make payment. Having given up
trade in his store to WV L. WILLIAMS, and being
under the necessity Of paying his debts, be must
call aloud on all who aie Indebted 70 make in,di.
ate payment. WM H. WILLIAMS
Wiliamsville, MAY 81. isI9. 3wA2
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IsUSDATIoS AT New ORLEASs.-D Dates to
the I'd inst. state that about ono half Of the city
was inundated, that the inhabitants were flying
from their homes, and tina, business matters were
being wound up. The large crevasse had be-
come $50 TO 500 feet wide.
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RoNNETs Ar COST |

VIE offer fine assortment Of ladies' and Miss
w es' Bonnets, French Lace, Tulip Braid, China,
Loop Braid, Pearl, Chip, Rutland, and variety Of
other styles mt Cost, TO close the Stock.
Also, Bonnet Trimmings at greatly re-
duced prices. They are all new, and every way
equal to any to be found in Braitlcboro.
A. II. DAY & BROTHER.
Brattleboro, June 7, lel9. 2wi2
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Commissioner, Notice.

TIME subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Marbo-
70, Commissioners to audit and adius. all claims
and demands against the estate Of Artcsnas
DicISeusOn, hate Of Dummerston, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, and six months from the twenty.iirst day
Of April, A. ID. 1919, being allowed for that pnr
pose, hereby give notice that will attend 10 the
duties Of our said appointment at the dwelling
house Of Widow ALMiRA DIoKEssoS, in said
Dumlnerston, on Saturday, the thirteih day Of
June, and Saturday, the twenty ninth Of Scptcm-
Der, from | o'clock Y. NJ ill O'Clock p. NJ. on
each Of said days.
JOHN b. MILLER -.
wRANSL0N HOLTON, ''"~ 10
Dummcrston, MAY g. ISI9 Al
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More RETuRSING GOLD SEEkERs.--We
have heard report that the Overland Califor-
MIA Company, which left this city few weeks
since for the gold region, has disbanded, and,
that part of its members about to return to
Auhnrn.--dnLurn dduerfiser.
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nS The mansion of the late Harrison Gray
Otis, on Beacon street, Boston, has been sold to
Col WIN. p. Winchester, for $4,000.
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Offlce.

And Agency for the o. States Paieai Office, IVashing-
ton, No % STATE STREET, BOSTON,
TSlIE subscriber, by appointment from the Com
IL missioner Of Patents, is agent of the IT, S. Pa
tsnt oflice for receiving and forwarding to the same
models, specimens manufactures 10 be patent-
cd, or deposited therein, which will be sent free Of
ezpease and risk and with despatch lie will prepare
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all the
necessary Papers and Drawings for Patents; will
make researches into American and Foreign
works. to test the validity of inventions, and rem
der advice on legal and scientific matters respect.
ing the same Patents secured u Europe and 9th
er countries.
BY application to This Office inventors arc saved
the time and cost Of journey 10 Washington
and delay there, as well as all personal trouble In
obtaining their patents. They also have the ad.
vantage Of perJdliy explaining their inventions, and
of consulting in respect to them matters in general
Of paramount Importance IN order 10 obtain cOrTtcf spe.
c;jcations and claims. The experience of sirfsen
years practice extensive collection of rare works.
decisions, &c. on mechanical subjects, the Patent
laws, and patents Of different countries, collected
at much expense during the long time this Office
has been established, together with accounts
here kept Of inventions patented at Washington
enable the subscriber TO afford to inventors, desir
Gus OF procuring Patents, assistance and informs.
ton which in other respects might be difficult Of
attainment
| Sept. !. 1yl
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For CALFoRNIA.-Benjamin ii. Deane,
Darius Dennison and Doctor Silas S. Stewart,
left Coleraine for California, on Monday week.
They intend to take passage around Cape
Horn.
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AMrRrcAS STEAMBOAT IN CHIsA.-A let
Ter from on board the u. s. ship Plymouth, dat
ed at Canton, Jan. 6, says: ,,,,
This city is about IA miles from Whampoa,
and has n small Yankee steamer running up and
down every day. The steamer was brought out y.
here in a vessel, and has been so useful to Its
owners. that am told several more have been
ordered II is not more than 20 feet long: inc
Chinese were very much amused when II mrs.
made liz appearance, and being propeller, lhey
conld not understand the philosophy Of the craft
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SPRING IN THE WEsT.--An adventurer for
California, writing from Independence, Mo-, to
the Newburyport Herald, states that there is
nothing green there except himself
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FANS!


EEOHE n NF5s 70 B1tDUs
VNuE largest assortment ever offered By the sub
Il scribers, some elegant new styles.
ButtOns.--A new article for Ladies' Dresses,
just received at
THOMPSON & RANGERS.
June. 1870 aw42
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81 John w. Crafts has been acquitted, in
Boston, of the charge Of wreeking vessel 10 OBJ
tain the insurance on her. His trial lasted fifty
dave
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NcufheS.

m DOZEN OF Cove, nor Colbys Grass Scythes,
~ new and superior article, for sale on acct
Of he Manufacturer.
Also, Fitrhburg and Aihol Seythes, lrarahted
June I. t4l u. Z. HALL.
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ROOFS. shoes, and shoe stock,

Boots, shoes, and shoe stock,
Wholesale and Retdii
fINHE subscriber offers for sale ut his Chambers
Il over his Retail Store, a complete assortment Of
BOOTS, SfOES AND UAITERS,
adapted to the Country Trade. Regular sets Of his
we'll known Retailing Shoes may be found In the
Jobbing Rooms, Mt the Manufacturers prices.
Shoe stock on hand at all times, Of his own
importation, such French Morocco Kid and
Calf Skins Patent Leather, Hastings, Satin Fran
eois, Gallons, Ribbons Boot iacings &C., &c, all
Of which will be sold at the losest prices for CASH
by HENRY L. DAGGETT,
No. 202 WAsmIssIos STREET.,
Opposite he Marlboro Hoie, BOSTON.
April, ls49. 3mois34