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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-04
POSTSCRIPT.

VIRGINIA ELrorIoS.-Au election took place
in Virginia, on Thursday week, for members Of
the Legislature, and fifteen members Of Congress
In the 29lh Congress the Wings had but one
mcmbcr-John S. Pendeton. In the last Con
gross, however, they had sir, but one Of them,
MIR Flournoy, was chosen in an adverse district,
by majority, aud another, MIR Fulton, slipped
in between two Locos, in strongly Loco dis
trict. There we're, therefore, only four districts
that could DO calculated upon, with any certain
ty to elect Wings. One Of these has been fool
cd away, by running Lee, Wing, against Mr.
Bolts, in tho Richmond District, and MIR Cog
gin is probably defeated in the 9TH district
Only two Wing Congressman arc, therefore,
probably chosen.
Tho Legislature will be Wing in the lower
branch, aud perhaps on Joint ballot.
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Marrteo.

In this village, May 2, by Rev. j. c. Foster,
at the Parsonage, Mr. Rufus P. Farnsworih, Of
Halifax, to Miss Submit Allen, Of Guilsord.
In this village, at the Stage House, April 81,
by Roy. A. Huntington Clapp, Mr. Charles Lam
agan to Miss Mary Shea, both Of Northampton.
Also, at the Vermont House, April "a, BY the
same, Mr. Otis r. Townc to Miss Mary Henne-
ford, both of Winchester, n. H.
Also, at the Stage House, April 20, by the
same, Mr. Josiah Newell Of Jailrey, to Mis-,
Catherine Porter, of Marlboro, N. II.
In this village, at the Vermont House, April
so, by Geo Howe, Esq, MIR Chauncey n. Day
to Miss Emily A. Durham, both Of Winchen'
don, Mass.
In Vernon, April 2s, by Cyrus Washburn
Esq, Mr. Levi w. Rice to Mrs Sarah q. Tyler
both Of Greenfield, Mass.
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9S The ney Episcopal Church at Greenfield
will be dedicated on Thursday, May 10.

ale observation-disclosures Gaudelct and
Bailleul propose issuing in this city every Sat-
urday, a French journal under this title, which,
from their ability to render it useful and enter
tanning. we are assured, will be well deserving
Of liberal support. 1t will be published at 81
a year; and prospectuses for subscribers may DO
seen at Tfcknor & Co.'S, Redding & Co.'S, Reeds
music store, and the editorial Office Of the Trans
cript We trust that the enterprise will be sue
cessful and that all favorable to il will promptly
send in their names. A good French paper in
Boston would do much to spread taste for the
acquisition Of the language, and be of great ser
vice to students, as well as to those already ac'
quainted with it.-Eve. Transcript, april i6.
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81 specimen of the genus loafer contrived
recently to get from New York to Chagres with
out paying a cent. Thence he walked across
the fsthmus, and through the conniyance Of a
fireman, concealed himself on board the steamer
California for San Francisco. He n ade his APP
pearance on deck when three days out--too late
to get rid of him and he thus accomplished, by
impudsnce and Jeremy Diddlerism. a journey
that cost others hundreds of dollars
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of ipesimnsisr s..
The Hon. the Probate Court for the district Of
Westminster To all persons interested in the
estate Of LEAVITr II. ROBERTS, late Of
Puiney, In said district, deceased, intestate, p
GREETING
VLTHEREAS joins Il. MILLER, Administrator
wv Of said estate, proposes TO render final ac-
count OF his administration and present his ac-
count for allowance before said court at session
thereof TO be held at the Inn OF j. Ayres in Graf.
ton 10 said district, on the last Wednesday Of May,
Is49, therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear
before said court at said time and place. aud object
10 the same II you shall see cause.
The application Of said Administrator for an or
der Of dividend among tho creditors Of said de-
ceased stands for hearing and decision at the same
iimeand place.
Tovnshend, April 20, 1870, 81
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EA00 CHOICE Imported Cigars al the new
OUUU Drug Store, by T. II. TAYLOR.
April 2o SO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-04

imported at on enormous expense from Fran
Paris, and a Stud Of
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DEATH on HON JIinCr purTps

DEATH OF HON JUDGE PHELPS
IL 10 painful duty TO record the death OF the Hon
JonE PHELPs, at the Patapsco Institute. He died Of
paralysis the i3th ult Judge Phelps a native
From his first appearance the stage Of public life In
his native State, he fayonte Of the people, and
public Offices were literally bestowed upon him. Al
the age Of - he elected a member OF the Convcn-
ton for revising the State Constitution also the
year member Of State Legislature Al IS he receiv-
ed from the President of the United States a commits
sion for the collection Of direct taxes aud internal
for the second district Of Vermont. Al sc no
appointed deputy district attorney, fo the second
district Of Vermont At 20 he was elected member
Of the council Of Censora 10 which important Office he
again chosen by the votes Of the State years
Afterwards when he had the honor Of drafting the
istng Constitution Of the State Of Vermont
Al the age Of 80 he elected member OF the
college Of Electors Of President and Vice President OF
the United States. He was twice chosen member Of
the Executive Council Of the State and elected to
seat in the Senate, under the new Constitution
This office he resigned in 1857, when he left his
tive State aid his wife, Ms Lincoln Phelps, in those
plans of female education which have been carried out
successfully In the Paiapsco Female Institute. His
experience and counsel rendered efficient aid in estsb
shng this Institution upon its present secure basis
As the Patriarch of the family he deeply revered
by all the members Of the Institution.
The pupils loved him with flial affection, and ever
priced his kindly greeting peculiar distinction and
pleasure During the last two years Of his life though
nfrm OF body from theefecs Of paralytic attack hi.
mind retained its strength and clearness, and his liter
ary tastes and habits Of valued and rch
enjoyment. An earnest inquirer after truth he may
times seem to depend too much human reason ia
search into hidden mysteries but his end drew nigh
he threw himself in humble confidence upon the pro
misses Of the gospel relying for salvation upon the
cy Of God thro the atonement Of the pleased Saviour
Ho,eavd (Md) Gazette
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RETURNING CALrFoRSIANs.-BrigL eander,
which arrived at this port this morning, from
Bermuda sth inst, brings as passengers Charles
JONES' James Rogers, Benjamin Dart and John
Harris, who left New York in the steam propcl.
Tor Hartf; I'd for California, which vessel put in
to Bermuda in distress, after experiencing sevc-
raj severe hurricanes, as before reported. We
learn from Mr. Jones, one Of the passengers,
that when they left Bermuda, the Hartford was
about repaired aud would sail for San Francisco
on the 10th Of April, touching at Rio Janeiro.
II was doubtful, however, whether she would get
further than the latter port About twenty Ave
of her passengers had left hor, and twenty-five
would sail in her for their original destination.
Mr. Joncs's statements as TO the fare on board a
California vessel are by no means Of promising
nature, and would, If published, rather throw a
dampcr upon. future emigrants. Those who re-
turn, of course lose not only their time, but
whatever they have expended. One Of them
very energetically observcd-"I cant help think
ing what great fool have been"
Boston Traveller, 27a uii.
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NEW BRANCH
In TATLO Rim G..
Ladies and Gentlemen Attend J


lie has made arrangements with fashionab
House in Philadelphia TO receive constantly fro
them the latest styles Of
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SLAVERY IN CALIFoRSrA.-A letter from
California says, ut would be as easy to introduce
slavery into New York as into California. No
action of Congress can decide the question. II
is already decided by the impossibility of retain
ing slaves, by the character Of emigrants, and
by the pursuits Of the inhabitants" The great
emigration to CALIFORNIA; Is, and has been, OF
Northern men, who carry with them thorough
aversion 10 negro slavery, in all its forms.
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LIE BOSTONIEN.

A SUFFICIENT number Of subscribers having
IA been obtained to warrant the enterprise, the
undersigned are happy to announce that tho first
number Of the new weekly French paper, LIZ
BosrosIEs," will be issued Saturday, May 5.
Subscription lists are now opened at Reeds Mu-
sic Store, Ticknor Co.'S, N. ID. Cottons, Is Ire
mont Row, and at the Transcript Office lup stairs.
05- Persons wishing to subscribe will confer a
favor by sending in their names Immediately.
ALFRED GAUDELET,
VICTOR BAILLEUL,
81 81 Congress Street
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81 Mrs Nancy w. Knowles, Of Sampson CO.,
N. c., recently committed suicide by hanging
herself with her apron, to a small pine tree
She had been married about six weeks, and had
often said, she had married man whom she
did not love-"
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Ma Enron:
For the benefit of those who find Il difficult
TO get good Flour, would state that il be oh.
tsned at MoRsE's l have tried II, and find that
il proves as nice eroy way aud whittier than any
have used in my family-and have tried nearly
all kinds. The price, too for extra Flour, is favor.
able. Mr. M. tells me he has made an engagement
to keep II permanently on sale. JANUS.
Btattleboro NAV g. IS4g
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II. II. PEI{RY,

AOULD invite all those IN want OF toous TO
w an examination Of his new and desirable stock
OF Goods adapted to tho
Spring and Summer Trade.
Il consists in part Of general assortment Of
Prints, De LANES, American and Scotch Ginghsms,
Bingham Muslins, Linen Lusires, Lawns, and
Barnges.
sIIAwLs, good variety and of desirable
stulfs.
BOnnets, Bonnet Trimmings, Flowers and
Wreaths. Hosiery, Ladies', Misses and Gents
Gloves, good variety. White Cambrics, Muslins
Laccs, Edgings Linen and silk Pocket Handkcr-
chiefs. prime assortment Of
GENTS WEARING APPAREL,
comprising the most desirable colon and styles.
Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Ladies' DO,
Blea-and Bro. Sheetings and Drillings, Tickings,
Striped Shirting, Batting, wadding Blea. and Bro.
Linen Table Covers, Diaper Crash, Cotton Warp
and Carpet Yarn Summer Stuff, Paper Hangings
and Curtain Paper OF desirable styles, and very
cheap, together with general assortment of
w. 1. Goods, Crockcry,
Glass and Hard Ware, Axes, Nails, Glass, Oils,
Paints and Dye Stuffs coarse and fine Salt &C. &c.
Also, q lot of Rugges Noursc & Mason's eel
ebrated PLOWS, aud a quantity Of good SPRUCE
LUMBEK.
The subscriber would say to his former friends
and patrons, that grateful for past fvors he hopes
for continuance Of he same, and although he has
not laid before you list Of prices on few articles,
freely shown, and prices guaranteed low. The
motto is, "fdir dealing, quick sales, and snail pres"
WANTED,
Any numbcr Of good Braidcrs to make No 2 aud
Leaf into good Hats.
~ Also, most kinds Of Farmers' Produce in
exchange for Goods. i. +. PERRY.
Dover, April rs, le49. %
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Gc Sixty years ago, Mrs Washington knit
stockings for the General; now there are not
fifty ladies' in the city who can play. that part,
the dumpling-T Toledo (Ohio) Republican,.
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81 The Hymn Books, used at present by the
Methodist denomination, are to be replaced by
a revised and improved edition.
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CIGARS.

n Ne Sign qi' 1e Elm IFtf
IN NJ. Cigars just received. 20 NJ Of them
CU Dery choice brands and will be sold very low.
May 4, 1870. TOWHSLEY a. SONS.
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CNOICu CROCERIEs |

Az CHESTS Imperial Young Tyson, Pou-
HI chong and SOuchong Teas, selected with
great and warranted 10 give satisfaction
90 Boxes Ground Coffee;
is Bags Old Java, Laguira Rio, and ST. Domin.
90 Coffee Box and Keg Raisins, Spices. &c.i
Is Hhds. 81. Croix, Porto Rico Mansanila, and
Cuba Molasses
Also
10 Hhds. ST.. CRoix SYRUP, a superior article:
81 {" ST. Crox, Porto Rico, Muscoyado and
New Orleans Sugars;
so Boxes White and Brown Havana Sugars;
Is Bbls. Crushed and PulFerizcd Sugars
Boxes Loaf Sugar;
received and receiving, and for sale on the most
favorable terms Mt the Sign Of the Elm Tree.
April 10, 1919. TOWNSLEY a. SONS
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FRESH FRUIT.

. BOXES Lemons and 0rangcsi Rasins, Figs,
o Cunanls, Citron, &c, for sale by
WILLISTON a. TYLER
April 26, le49. SO
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Dte0.

In this village, April 20, Mrs Nancy Jacobs
aged Al.
In Winchester, N. H., April 10, Mr. Samuel
Prescott Fairbanks, aged 80.
In Indiana, March II, Col. Alexander Cha.
pin, formerly Of Wardsboro, aged "A.
In Vernon, Feb. II, Eugene N, son Of Jcsse
L. and Marian CLARK, aged yr. Q mos. II days
Sleep, Eugene thy parents loved thee,
And thy absence here they mournj
But by faith they now behold thee,
Near thy Fathers glorious throne.
Sleep, Eugene thy parents miss thee,
While thy spirit scars above;
But in heaven they hope TO meet thee,
Through Saviour's dying love.
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To Palm. Leaf Rraidcrs.

A NY number Of frs, rate Braiders Of No. Palm
n Leaf will find employment and good encour-
agement by making application TO
JOHN A. MERRIFIELD.
Williamsyillc, April Il, is49. $50
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LATER FROM CALrFonEIA.-The N. Y.
Herald has intelligence from San Francisco
received via Mazatlan, TO the Sd Of March
Fifty vessels, from various ports on the Pa
cifc, had arrived at San Francisco within the
week previous to March Sd. The market was
consequently oycrstocked with produce; every
description of merchandise was q mere drug,
and prices were down to New York figures.
As soon as the steamship California arrived
at San Francisco, her crew deserted and start
ed for the mines; and serious apprchcnsions
were entertained that she would be unable to
so TO sea again for want of hands.
The gold is said to be as abundant as ever
and several ncic piacers had been discovered.
The steamer Oregon arrived at Mazatlan
from Panama on tho l4th of March, and pro.
cceded on her voyage to California.
A schooner bad arrived at Mazatlan, from
San Francisco, with IA, 900 ounces (say 100000
WORTHY of gold, which had been purchased at
San Francisco, at 4 to SIS the ounce.
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PAINTS. OILS. sc.

IN II. TAYLOR offers for sale on very low
IL terms, general assortment, part Of which
Lead, Spirits Turpeniine, Red Lead, Spanish
Brown, Eng Venetian Red French Yellow, Putty,
Extra Ground Paris Green, Ground verdigrIs,
Ground Chrome yellow in Cans, Ground Chrome
Green, Ground Permanent Green, Lithrge, &c,
Sand Paper, Sheac, Rose Pink, Chalk, Rosin,
&c, Also, general assortment Of
DYE STUFFS.
a..,,,.. 80 ,o.o n
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BONNETS,

BUN ~ II Il D.
soms very rare styles, among which may be found :
10 Cases Super French Lacss,
IS Common do, 10 Cases Florenccs,
IL do. Pearls, Coburgs, Genevese,
Jenny Lind 2 Fancy Trianglcs,
Tulip Braid, Birds Eye, G Gimp,
Spanish, Triangle, Mixtures, Cordinettc,
Vandyke Bcdfords, Colorcd, and Chip,
and others too numerous to mcniioni making the
largest assortment ever offered In the State.
10 Laees, Edgings, Flowers, Ribbons and En-
broidery, Caps, Head Dresses, &C., &c, in sbur-
dance.
Dress Making under charge Of Miss NJ.
SHERwIS.
U7- Mourning Bonnets and GTare Clothes constant
" hand
N. Bal have purchased one Of the most ap
proved Pressing Machines in the country, and Sc.
cured the services Of an experienced workman. and
am now ready TO Bleach and Press Bonueis and
Hats to order, at short notice.
OLIVER RHOADES
Bra,ileboro April Is, isas.
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WOOLENS.

Black, Blue and brown German and American
Broadcloths Cassimeres, Satncts and Twceds
Brown Linens Vesings, Black and Fancy Silk
Cravats, Hosiery. Umbrellas, Parasols,
Black and White SILK Gloves,
Light and Dark Kid do.
Isle Thread and Cotton do.
Beached and Brown Linen Table Cloths,
Crash, Diaper Blcached Sheeiings,
Plain ard Checked White Canbrics
BOOK Muslin, Lace Edgings, Curtain Muslns,
Curtain Fringes, Lancaster Quilts.
SUMMER STUFF.S ron MEMS WEAR.
5000 Yds. Brown Shectings; Drilling, Ticking,
Batting, Cotton Yarn, Knttiny Cotton, Tidy Cot
ton, Zephyr Worstcd, Perforated Paper.
100 PAIRS LADIES' KID SHOES,
40 do Childrcns do do, 8 Cases Hats and Caps
Paper Hangings. Looking Glasses, Hardware,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
w. I. Goods and Groceries,
Oil and Paints, Nails and Glass, AIackerel, Salmon
Salmon Trout, Goldfish, Halibnt, Hoes, Shoyels,
Manure Forks, Flour, Salt, &c- &c.
) The follow ng are a few Of the Cash prices:
800 ids. Of Lancaster end Scotch Ginghams for
l2l cents per yard
500 Hds. good Prints for dresses for q cts yer I'd
30I {" for 3 ctssper yard
500 " Heavy Shcetings for g cents per yard
Chests Young Tyson Tea at ~ cents per H.,
warranted good
100 Bags Ground Rock Salt for 2. cts. per bag;
100 Bushels prime T. l. Salt for 62t cts per bushel
Wanted in Exchange for Goods,
Butter. Grain, Wool, good Socks, Shingles, Palm
Leaf Hats, Straincr Cloth Cash. aud good Credit
w. l.. WILLIAMS.
williamssille, April ie, is4s sw35
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HARRISON'S INK.

JUST received, a large invoice Of Black, Blue,
- Japan, Red and Carmine. in gallon, quart, pint,
OF. and OF. Bottles, and No. and Stands
at very low prices Wholesale aud retail at the Brat
teboro Bookstore. J. STEEN.
May !, 1870. 6w37
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Notice.

FTHIS certihes that have from this date given
IL my son, ELI D. CoLLiss, his time to act and
contract for himFelf; therefore shall claim none
Of his earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contract
ing after this date. PELICK A. COLLINS.
Guilford, April 0, 1912 *37
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Perfumery, Cosmetics, 60.
Trusscn and SuppOrters.

or various kinds, styles, DC, the best now in
" use, for sale At the lowest prices, and some al
greatly reduced prices, oil Of which are warranted,
At 7. II. TAYLOR'S
81 Nav Drug SlOre, Hall Long Building.
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NO RENT.

TIME Stone Building opposite the Phoenix
i House. The building contains a large and
spacious Store Hall, Dwelling, Basement and Cell
To- Possession given the Let of May.
A. DICKINSON.
Braitieboro, April II, ls4o. tfs5
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Rrighlon Cattle market,

Thursday, Apra &c, 1873.
AT Market--6eO Beef Cattle, rs pairs Working
Oxen, as Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep, and 46oo
Swine.
Beef Cattle--Last weeks prices not sustained
Extra s675 FIRST quality $780, second DO 70
third do 1913 fourth do. %.
Working Oxcn-s90, 500, $40 and $l25.
Cows and Calves--s2i, s23, S25, $50 and s3s.
Sheep-S3, and 50 80; one extra lot AT $3.50.
Swinc-4 a 5tc. AT retail, a 81.
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New York Market, MAI 1.-The sales
of Flour amounted to 24O0 barrels, at s4,e7 s5l
for common and good brands, and $3.50 1913
for pure Gcnesee. Market firm.
Corn-54 q 55c for mixed and nearly yellow, So
for white, 60 a 81 for round Northern yellow Rye
IS steady at 81. Barley 62s Oats IS 81
Mess Pork sl0,25, Primo ss,3e. Mess Beef SIC,
Prime $3.50. Lard Is active at &C. Butter 10
a ~, Cheese 81 7Ac, according TO quality.
Hops-Sales Of 20 bales for home use at ~ 9sc
$50 bales Eastern and Western for export on terms
not rcporied.--.joaHai Of Commerce
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APRIL "a, Is4o.
NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES!!

INV UVVDo Al LVW ThIVLoiS
MILLER & WARD
HAVE the pleasure OF saying to their customers
II aud the public generally that they have Just
received one Of the largest assortment Of GOODS
ever offered In Williamsviilc.
French, English and American Prints from to III
cts. per yd- embracing every variety Of style.
% flcccy Cinghams Of all grades and styles from
to Is cts. per I'd
% Pieces Corded, Wrought, aud Figured siuslins
and Lawns, embracing sonse entirely new aud
very choice pa terms.
Cameleon silks, beautiful patterns, very ehesp.
Shnwls.
great variety from 25 cts 10 SIS, among which
are Six, Brocha, Cashmore, Thihet, siradilia,
Grape, Ottoman, Barage, Dc Laiuc.
100 BOnRets,
From ~ c,s. to $500 Florence, China Pearl,
Tulip Mixtures French Lace, Rutland Misses do.
Ribbons, Wrcaihs, Flowers.
Five Cases Mems and iioys' Hats and Caps.
TEOOfen Goods.
French, German and American Broadcloths,
Cas,imcrcs, Satincts, Twceds &c.
A large assortment Of Summer stufis 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 cts, Drilings,
Tickings, Batting, waddirg.
w. 4. Goods a. Groceries,
A large assortment. Good Young Hyeon Tea
for 37A cts, very extra do. for SO cts.
Crockery and Glass Ware, Paper Hangngs at
8 cts. per Roll, Paper Curtsins, Looking Glasses,
Oils and Paints, Hard Ware and Nails.
100 Bushels 4. l. sah at 62l cts. per Bushel
so Cattle do;
100 Bags Ground Rock Salt;
Salmon, Mackercl, Goldfish, Iialibui, Herds Grass
and Clover Seed, Flour, &c.
WANTED IN EXCHANGE
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, Sirnner Cloth.
To- All who are buying Goods are respectfully
invited to examine for themselves.
MILLER WARD.
Williamsyille April "a, 1919. 4w36
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PALM LEAF HATS.

VITANTED in exchange for Goods 100000 Palm
w Leaf Hats, Tor which the highest Market
price will be paid.
ALS0-Buiter, Eggs, Wool, Grain, Cash, or
PR CHANDLER & CO.
Putney, April %, is49. 4w36
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APRIL 10TH, Ie4e.
PLOWS.
80 Bushels Nerds Grass Seed.

A VERY superior article. Also, Northern and
N Western Clover Seed, just received and for
sale by the subscribers.
c. Ii. & W. p. EAGER.
Fayetteville, April ls, 1879. SWISS
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FISH FISH,!
TOWNSEEX & SONS

~ W a s5AL = 6 S5V1V >
HAvE just received large Invoice OF Fish,
IL Il comprising
Tons |, and 3 Nackerel, in bbls, ! bbls.,
bbls, and Kits
Tons | and Salmon, in iicrces bills bbls,
bbls and Kits;
Tons Goldfish, Sword Fish. &C.,
which they propose 10 SELL (not at eot,l but for
very small profit
Braitlcboro, April 10, 1919. IS