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Marrteo.


In this village, Feb. &C. by Rev. j. c. Foster, hli
Norman F. Prouiy to Miss Elizabeth L. Smith, boti
Of Halifax.
In this village, at the Stage House, Feb. 70, By
Rev. c. H. Moor, Mr. William W. Gardner to Miss
Emeline A. North, both Of Springfield, Mass.
In Guford, Feb. 20, by George A. Hunt, Esq.
Mr. albert j. Tucker, Of Nottingham, to Miss
HARRIET NJ WHEELER, OF Guilford.
In Vernon, Feb, ~, by A. II. washburn. Esq Nj
Levi Hill, Jr., OF Winchester, n. H., to Miss MARY
A. Weeks, Of Richmond, N. II.
And at the same place. Feb u, by the same, Mr.
James NJ Stacy TO Miss lIuldah ID. Shaw, both oil
Prescott Mass.
And at the same place, Feb 81, by Cyrus Wash
burn, Esq, Mr. jonathan Day Mills to Miss Joanu
ii. circuit, both Of Aihol Mass
And at the same place, Feb. 2s, by a. II. Wash
burn, Esq, Mr. Nelson W. Loomis, OF Coventry
CT. TO Miss Maria NJ. Squires, Of this village.
In Amherst, Mass, Feb. I, by Rev. Mr. Bedding
Mr. Charles II. Num- Of Greenfield, TO Miss Ada
line s. Cowan, Of Amherst.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

TROUBLE AMONG THE GOLD SEEKERS
Late accounts from Panama represent consider.
able excitement as existing among the passcn-
gers from this country, who were unable TO pro
cure passage to San Francisco on the steamer
The agents Of the steamer there acted on the
just principle, first come, first served" and hav
ing filed up their complement, provided sail
ing vessel for the rest. The disappointed there.
upon held an "indignation meeting" and passed
resolutions against the agents and captain Of the
steamer for their course.
This event is important only rs forcshadow-
ing the more serious troubles which will be like.
ly to arise among the motley herd of adventures
when they reach California.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, S.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the district Of
Westminster To all persons interested in the
estate Of LEAVITT H. ROBERTS, late Of
Pntney, IN said district, deceased, interstate,
GREETING.
NTIEREAS, John r. Miller, Administrator Of
w the said deceased proposes rendering an
account Of his Administration, and presenting his
account against said estate for allowance, at ses
sion of said Court to be held at the Inn of Charles
Dickinson, in Rockingham, in said district, on the
last Wednesday Of March, ls4s, Therefore you
are hereby notified 10 appear before said Court at
the time and place aforesaid, and show cause, any
you have, why the said account should not be al
lowed. DAVID CHANDLER, Judge
Saxton's River, Feb cath, 1919. lN 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

YANKEES IN PANAMA.--It may be presumed
that the congregation of adventures which stop
ped at Panama on their way to the gold region,
might be little obstreperous at times, under the
circumstances. One Of them, who writes from
that place under date of Jan. II, says:
at has been limited that VIC are to lie ordered
out of the city, but that is out of the question
for they have not force enough TO expel us. Sc
stout, well-armed Yankees could take the city
and roll all their old cannon into the Pacific"
The same writer refers to the Inconvenience
and difficulties of the overland passage, but he
thinks that will be the favorite route, when a
little more cultivated.-Bostor Courier.
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DIR. III. TUBRS.

A NAUTICAL PHYSICIAN, from the city oil
n Troy will be in attendance at Blacks Hotel
in Putney, on Monday and Tuesday, Goth and 9Th
February; and at Smiths Hotel in Bratilcboro
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 2sth February
and LIST and I'd March, for consultation with patients
upon the various diseases incident 10 the system
particularly affections of the Lungs Liver Kidney.
and Spleen. Likewise, Nervousness, DIopsy, Rheu
matism, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Debility &C.
Reference to individuals restored after being pro
nounced "hopeless" by attending physicians, can a
NIL times be given TO illustrate the efficacy of tho
Analytical practice. DR. T. will continue his visit:
Mt intervals Of from four to six weeks.
Advice in all cases gratuiious.
February % 1919. 2,
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commissioner, NOTICE..

TIME subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
Il Probate Court for the district Of Marlboro,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the es-
tate of DAVID WOOD, late OF Brattleboro,
deceased and also all claims and demands exhibit
cd in offset thereto; and six months from the 7th
day of February, ls49 being allowed for that pur-
pose, do hereby give notice that we will attend 10
the duties of our said appointment at the late
dwelling house Of said deceased, in said brattleboro
on the first Thursdays OF April and July next
from one to four O'Clock p. NJ, on each Of said
days
SAMUEL EARL, Jr., ro...;.,
BENSON JONES, N''"A'''S''"e's'
Braitleboro, February 90, ls49. 27
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DIX. >. .. x1EUE1-s
Temperanre Mass Meeting.

The friends Of Temperance in Windham County
hereby invited to meet in Mass Meeting at Graf
ton Saturday, the Sd Of March next at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ preparatory TO the "Ides Of March" Mr. j.
4 COFFIN, inc popular lecturer, : pledged to DC
to be present.
The present crisis in the Temperance cause dc,
mands general rally from all parts Of the County
Let there be then such turn out will spread dis.
may through tue motley ranks of King Alcohol
and prepare ihe rumseller for the verdict Of the
ballot box on the first Tuesday Of March, proclaim.
ing in his ears that "0theo's occupation gone"
The Temperance friends in Grafton have kindly
tcDdercd their Inequalities to their friends from
abroad.
By order Of the Err. Com. Of the w. C.. z. SDeiety
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

DEpRAvED POPULAR TAsTE.-A man nam
cd Andrew F. Tyler, convicted of murder, wal
hung recently at Bryant, Williams CO., Ohio
The Sheriff had built high wood fence around
the Jail yard, in order to have the execution al
private as possible; but the populace we're SC
eager to witness the horrible scene, that they
tore down the fence the night previous.
The fisticuff ruffian, Hyer (who was victorious
in the Maryland prize-fgh), has made tri
umphal tour at the South, and was followed b,
crowds Of vulgar brutes, hurrahing at his heel
wherever he went He returned to New York
on Saturday last, and the Row-dy-dow-dom wer'
all in extacies.
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Dte0.

In Guiford, Feb, %, Mr. Henry Root formerly
Of Greenfield aged about %.
In Marlboro, Feb IS, Mrs Lois wordcn, in her
18th year.
In Chesterfield, N. IL, Feb. 10, Mr. William Clark,
aged 92-a Revolutionary soldier, who served five
years in the army and in the time at the battle
Of White Plains, at the capture of Burgoyne, and at
Monmouth.
In Bernardston, Jan. |, Mr. Reuben Algcr, 60.
In Bcrnardston, Jan. 20, Mrs Harriet, wife Of Mr.
Samuel Harvey, aged 80.
In Coeraine, Feb. 10, Miss Emeline H.. daughter
Of Mr. Daniel Dwight, aged 2l.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

81" There's good time coming" for the
printers, at last, for It is said that Gen. Taylor
will consider no mans claims to office who can
not show newspaper receipts in full.
As another indncement to pay up, we would
state, that no person was ever known to be bit
ten by a mad dog, who was square with the
printers larfinsJurg, Va Chronicle.
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ron SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale good Pasture, Of
IL about sixty Acres, part Of which is wood.
land, laying about one half mile West OF the East
Meeting House in Dummerston. Said Pasture Is
owned by John CLARK 1t has a Large Orchard on
it, containing some $50 Trees all in bearing state,
il is well waiered and well fenced, and Of easy ac-
cess (; 1t will be sold cheap and terms Of payment
made easy, to suit the buyer.
~ If any one wants good Pasture he will do
well to apply soon. For further information en-
quire Of the subscriber
GEO. w. CLARK
Dummerston, Feb. 90, 1919. 4w2s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

PRoGREss ABROAD The French National
Assembly has so amended law OIL labor that
no employer shall be allowed to compel his men
to work on Sunday. The vote was unanimous.
A recent letter from Rome says that the New
Testament is now freely circulated there, and is
often quoted in debates
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The Cars have Arrived.

A LSo those splendid MINERAL doom PLATES
n an entire new article, as for beauty and dura.
bility they cannot be surpassed. Those wishing TO
purchase or look at the same are invited to call al
the Store Of II. ID. Bracket Immediately for the
subscriber will leave in few days.
ii. RAMSDELL
Brattlcboro, Feb. 2s. 20
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A N unmarried man, to do general work about a
IA Store, who Is also competent to take care Of q
Lumber Yard. Such person well recommended
may find employment by calling on the subscribers.
rOWNSLEY SONS.
Brattlcboro, Feb 27, ls49. 3w2e
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Ca 1t is stated that many Of the vessels which
have left the United States for California, will
never reach their destination. They are con.
demned vessels, which have recently been fitted
up, owing to the great demand, and sold to go
to California. Such trihng with human life
merits the severest punishment.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

FIRE AND Loss OF LIPE.--Threc dwelling
houses, carpenters shop, blacksmith's shop,
two barns, and several ous-buildings, in Swan
ton, Franklin county. VT, all owned by +. b.
Rounds, were destroyed by fire, on the 2lst ult.
Loss $4,000 A man in the employ Of Mr. r.
was burned to death.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

GENERAL TAYLOR AT WAsHIHGroN.-The
Union has the following notice of the arrival Of
the President elect at Washington, on Friday
evening, Feb, Esd, and his reception there
GAS soon as the whistle announced his arrival,
salute was fired from the hill which oyerlooks
the ravine through which the railroad runs
When he entered the depot, he was received
with repeated cheers by an immense crowd lie
was escorted in carriage by marshals, by u
Joyous multitude, in carriages or on foot, to
Wizards Hotel, amid the sound of music, the
ringing of bells, and the shooting of sky rockets
When he arrived at Wizards, he was again re-
ceived with cheers and music. After short
time he re-appeared on the balcony of the draw
ng-room, and made brief address to the people,
expressive of his thanks for their kindness, and
Of his best wishes for their happiness. The
crowd then disappeared, and Gen. Taylor re-
tired to enjoy the society of his family and
friends
We arc sorry to hear that Gen. Taylor is
somewhat indisposcd, and that he was cupped
on Thursday. But we hope that quiet and re-
pose for day or two will perfectly restore him
to his usual health"
The following are the words of Gen. Taylor's
speech above alluded to:
"Gentemen-I have not appeared 10 make
a speech, even if | were able. have met with
serious injury, and besides, am fatigued, and
require rest. You have my gratitude for the at
tentions which have been paid me. Allow me
to express my best wishes for the welfare and
happiness of all Of you"
The Congressional Committee, Jefferson Da-
Wis, Chairman, waited oen. Taylor, nIouuay,
and informed him of his election as President.
He replisd in his usual modest way.
Gen. Taylor and MIR Clayton called on Mr.
Polk at the White House, and were " cordially
received" The General is not fully recovered
from the fatigues Of his journey, though better.
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AUCTION.

TAKEN on several wits Of attachment, and viii
il be sold at Pablo Vendue by consent Of parties
at the house OF BARNEY GALLOr, in Guilfori
on Saturday, Sd March next, at 2 o'cloci
T. NJ the following property, viz
Tons of Hay, Horse, ! pair Of Oxen,
? Yearlings = Calves, Cart,
Buggy Wagon, one horse Lumber Wagon,
! Ok Sled, I Pillow, Potash Kettle,
10 Sap Buckets, Chains, Ok Yoke,
| Harness, String Of Bells.
CYRUS CARPENTER, Constable
Guilforl, Feb. l6 1919. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

WAKING UP THE WRoNG PASSENGER
The chief of the New York Police was arrested
on Sunday night, 18th nit, by one Of his subor-
dinates, on charge of being "lcafer," and call.
ing himself John Smith. We are not informed
what are the penalties in New York against
loafng and John Smithism.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

90 Emigrants to California are likely to get
pretty well shaken up, before they make their
fostunes there-it being great place for earth
quakes, as well as ague At Monterey, no less
than / 20 shocks were noticed in two successive
months Of the summer of 1912 Most of these
were slight, but they are not always
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

REGARD FOR THR SABBArH.-More than
thirty of the Railroad Companies in the United
States do not run their ears on the Sabbath
Twelve of them have stopped within the past
year, Springfield Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

HEATHER GoDs.-Mr Smith, writing to the
Missionary Herald from Ceylon, says that in the
field committed to his care, there are 1902 male,
and 20 female deities; and SO male, and IA fe-
,,,olo do,,ls
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

CARRYING Orr a SHERIFF.-The Lafayette
alive Oak Of Feb 4th, says that the Sheriff OF
jefferson parish, La, was directed to attach the
steamer McKim, bound for Chagres, and went
on board for the purpose Of serving the writ on
the Captain; but the boat left the wharf with
The officer on board.
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Wanted.

q YOUNG MEN, to work on Farm, that are
81 used to the work, and can come well recon-
mended. To such, good wages will be given.
ALS0-A good smart boy, 10 or II years old,
TO do light work. He can have chance to learn q
trade, and 90 to school some. Apply TO
j. A. BARCLAY,
No Emporium Buildings, NoKTn ADAMS.
North Adams, Mass, Feb. &c. S2s
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81 The population of School District No. 2,
comprising this village, was 2so5, on the LIST of
January. Last year 2Os5. Increase 22O. Chill
drcn this year between and is, 500; last year
476.
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POSTSCRIPT.

TnE CABiNrT.--Gov. Criticnden has refused
to accept any post la the new Cabinet.
Abbott Lawrence, of Massachusetts, has been
offered his choice of the Treasury or Navy De-
parlments, by a letter from Gen. Taylor
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Dissolution.

TUE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il name OF SARGENT & BoYD will be dissolved
on the first day Of April next All those that are
expecting to settle their accounts with Palm Leaf
Hats must do so before the copartnership expires.
Il. q. SARGENT,
WARREN BOYD.
Wilmington, Feb ~, 1919 3w2s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

MEETING. HOUSE, BunSr.-The Presbyte-
rian Westinghouse near the centre of Barnet,
VI, large brick building, was burned on the
| 9Th ult. Loss s5OO0--nO insurance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

ANOTHER FATAL CASE OF GOLD FEVER.
j. P. Dukes, of South Ottawa, Michigan, shot
himself, so that he has since died, from disap-
pointment in being unable to go TO California.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

A PERILoUs LEAP-At FIRE in Rochester,
N. T., a female, who had no other means Of es-
cape from the burning building, jumped from
the third story upon feather bed which had
been placed in the street, and received no Sc
rious injury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

WILL be sold at Public Auction ON the prem.
w iscs, on SATURDAY, the oath OF
March next, at nine o'clock A. NJ, the Farm in
Brat,leboro Of which Daniel Mixer died seized
containing l33 Acres, consisting Of a suitable
proportion of Woodland Pasture, Moving, and
Tillage,-which will be put up in two separate d.
visions as follows, viz:
so Acres Of land with the buildings in one lot
and the remaining So Acres in separate division
Of which % Acres are Woodland, lying on the
Stage road, and the remainder Pasture.
ALSO, will be sold at the same time and place
25 Tons Of Hay, 100 Bushels of Oats, to Tons
of Dat Straw, half Of Pew No. 6 in the Universal
list Church, West Brattleboro and many articles oil
Household Furniture.
nr Terms of payment made known at the time
and place of sale.
ROYAL MIXER, | 49,.
LYMAN MINER, Nu"' 10
Bratteboro, Feb. 81, Is49. 4w2s
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SoBRIETY SUsTAiNED-The Court Of APP
peals in Maryland has declared the law prohib-
ting the sale of intoxicating drinks on Sunday,
to be constitutional.
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A RowDy's FATE.-Walter Maythe, noto-
rious bully of Cincinnati, was shot dead in a
scuifle, on the 10th ult, by man whom he had
attacked.
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that Mrs H. will read this letter." inquired one
friend Of another, who wished to communicate
intelligence to married lady directly, "seeing
that you have directed il to her husband Pr
She'll open il to a certainty" was the answer
don't you see I've marked private on the cor
mar 2"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

g. Tic weather has materially changed since
our last, and March comes in with a thaw.
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SENSIBLE CUSTODIAN exchange paper
asks: "What sort of an economist is the man
who chews $40 worth Of tobacco in a year, and
stops his newspaper because he can't afford to
pay for ii ?"
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AUCTION,

TAKEN on several wriis Of attachment, and viii
Il he os Ia at Public Venhue by consent Of parties
at the house Of JOHN LUDLOW, in Guliord. on
SATURDAY, 10TH MARCH next, at 9 O'Clock
A, NJ, the following properly, viz;
Tons OF Hay, pair Of Oxen,
Pair Of two years old Steers,
| Pair Of Yearings, . two years old lIeifers,
I Two years old Steer, Horses,
Buggy Wagon, two horse Wagon,
-Four horse Wagon, Cart,
One horse Wagon, Ok Sled,
Chains, Harnesses.
CYRUS CARPENTER, Constable
Guilford, Feb. l6, ts49. %
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AUCTION.

UNAKEN uh several wits Of attachment and viii
. he sill 90 pu1ie Vendnc nv consent of par
ties, 1T the hnllc Of JOSEPH GAI.LOf. in Gn
r,ri, on saturday, 81 ifarch nexi, At .
O'Clock, a NJ the following property yit:
% Ton. Of Hay, Horse, I pair Oxcn,
Cow,.5 fearlins Calses - sheep,
Hog, two horse Wagon | Cnri
l iigsy Wagon, single Slciglr,
Two hose Sled, Ok Sled,
. II ara .sc,, Chains, % Sap Buckets,
81 Of OS Wagon Wheels, Grindstone,
Saddle, Wagon Wheels, Plows,
/ ScrAper Harrow. Buffalo Role,
! String Of Bells, 2 Cheese Presses,
2Ux iokcs.
CYRUS CARPENTER, Constable
Griltord Feb 16 1919 ~
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The FRUirruL WEsT.-All the warehouses
at Southport, Wis. are stated to be full, pressed
down, and running over, Of wheat; the ten-pin
alley is also full and at last advices, an offer Of
5000 had been made for one of the churches
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-02

LoNeEviTY.-Ho Timothy Farrar, the old
est surviving graduate Of Harvard University,
died at Hollis, N. H., on Tuesday Of last week.
He graduated in l7G7, aud at the time Of his
death, was 1Oi years, mos, and / 0 days old
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Crockery and Glass ware.
BrattleborO Academy.

THE Spring Term Of this Institution will com.
Il mencc on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2stI.
Mr. r. HjRnis, Principal, and Teacher OF Ian
Ruages
sir ALoSzo RIBDISs, Assistant, and Teacher
Of Mathematics.
Miss MARY T. WARREN, Assistant in the Fe-
male Department and Teacher Of the French Lam
guage.
Mrs S. s. WuITrAKER, Teacher Of Music
The Trustees wish TO call attention to this Insii-
tuition afiording some peculiar facilities. The
Principal and both Assistants are experienced and
successful Teachers The location also is peculiar
~ favorable. West Braitlcboro is a quiet and ro-
mantle village, two miles from the East Village
which place has now Railroad communication with
Boston and New York. The place is therefore ca.
silly accessible, and at the same time, retired from
the attractions and temptations Of larger places.
The healthful and judicions moral influence Of
this School is well known in this vicinity. No pains
on the part of the Principal will he spared TO guard
the pupil from vice aud to inculeate night principles
The pupils are expected to attend church on the
Sabbath at such place as they or their parents may
trefsr
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R7y DIR. Smith, charged at Saco, Me, with hav-
ing been concerned in the murder of Parker, at
Manchester, N. H., three years ago. has been dis
charged, no evidence being brought against him
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Tuition.

Common English Branches, $500
Higher English, including Natural Phi
losophy aud Algebra, $50
Latin, Greek, Chemistry, and The High
or Mathemntics, 400
French Drawing and Painting, extra each, rs
Music, with the use Of instrument, 600
To- Board, including wood and lights from s so
to MS per week
LAFAYETTE CLARK, Secretary.
West Braitleboro, Feb. ~, 1919. 2w26
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1873 Washington Street, Boston. There you can
procure bundle Of
5 lbs. Ming Yong Olong for SIS
prime Souehong for Las
8 delicious Young Hyson for 225
10 fresh burnt and ground Coffee for 90
Either of the branch Stores will supply the same,
say the Brunch at rs Hanover Street, or the one at
the corner OF Beach and Lincoln Streets, near the
United States Hotel.
This Company is connected with no New York
House. II has no Agent in Bratlleboro, Keene, or
walpole Il has been established since ls42, and
the consumer can direct an order to the Company,
enclosing money, by the Post Office; address THE
CHINA TEA COMPANY, 1873 WAsnisGros
STREEI, Boston. 6miS27
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BIGELOW { co.'s IMPRESS
0JDNEW ARRIVAL.
Miller a. Ward

HAVE just returned from Boston with a large
II assortment Of Goods Of the best quality.
5000 Yards heavy Sheetngs;
1000 4" fine do, OF prices which can.
not fail to give satisfaction
4coO Yds. Prints, from 81 to l2l cts. per yd, en-.
bracing every variety Of styles
New and beautiful styles Of Nous. de LANES, ut
very low prices. Isadora Stripes Changcable Lus-
tres, BrocAdcs Brilantcens, Chameleon Silks, ele.
giant patterns.
Broad cloths, Docskins, Cnssmeres, Saiuetts,
Coat, Pant and Vest Trimmings large assert.
mcnt.
Cases new style Hats; Cases Caps, Buffalo
Robes, Mnlf., &c., 200 Pairs Ladies' Shoes, from
~ cents 10 Sl,75
CrOckery and Glass Ware.
WEST INDIA GOODS Of all kinds and Of tho
best quality As many pounds of Sugar, Tea,
Coffee, or any kind Of Spices for 81 90 as can be
found in the State Of Vermont.
All WHO are huying Good. in this vicinity will
find it for their interest to examine our Stock
Z-Eyery kind Of Produce taken in exchange, for
which the highest prices will be paid.
Newfane, Feb. ~, is49. &c