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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BOSTON-weck preceding Aug. IL.
CdHd'cS-lhere has been no alteration In the
prices of Sperm for some weeks; % cts. for Nan
tucket, and "a, ms, for New Bedford, are the
prices readily obtained arrival. C0tee-The
market continues firm, and the demand good About
1900 bags Porto Cabello, being nearly all there
in first hands, has been sold at IA u cts part to
go out of the market; 1909 Java, cts; 300 st, Do
mingo GA 81 cts. " ID, 6 ms. Ftsh-New Mack
erel coming in moderately, and sales OF No. ) at
3.37A $50; No. 2, 6,50& s6.624 y bril-, cash.
No No. is in market. FloW-A good demand has
prevailed through the week, and prices are tending
upward Genesee good common brands sell at $50;
Michigan and Oswego 5.2j; Ohio 5.37i; Southern
5.25 $3.50 T. bril-, cash. Grdtl-Ihc stock OF Corn
is very light, and prices continue to improve. Sales
OF Southern yellow at e. IS cts; mixed G6 cts,
and white 6la65 cts, and the market IS firm at
the highest rates. Hemp-Manila is selling in lots
at ii cts. T. ID. with moderate demand: IA tons
Russia clean, part to arrive has been sold at S2lO
U ton, ms. Hides-A recent importation of Bue-
nos Ayres is offered at lOA cts; but buyers do not
seem Opposed to take hold at this price. Lead-
Sale Of 500 pigs at 1856 y 100 TBS, cash. CON
siderable portion of the Lead in first hands is limit
ed at higher prices. .MoldSSeS--Prices very
firm and tending upwards. Sales of $50 hhds early
crop sweet Cuba, at p cts; 800 sour at Isl cts.
and 10000 gallons Surinam for dstilling, supposed
at % cts o. gallon, ms. .N',ral StoreS-SPirits
Turpentine is dull, and but little demand. Sales
have been made at IS cts T. gallon, cash. OIL
There is no American LiEseed in market; the last
sale was made at 80 cts. u gallon, cash. Provisions
There has been good steady demand both for
home trade and export and sales of to 5000 brls.
of the various kinds, at II Sll 80 for good brands
Mess Pork, and $40 for Prime, ms Lard is a
little frmer. Sales of 400 brls good Leaf at ia II
cts; 200O kegs do for export s cts. U 10, ms.
Sugar-The demand continues good, and prices firm.
Sales of rs hhds. Cuba Muscovado for export, at
81 cts, short price; 80 hhds at A cts 30 hhds. st.
1 - ID. -
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export, and for 1913 hhds good quality Virginia Leaf
id has been paid, which price could not previously
have been made. The trade have only purchased in
small quantities, waiting a better assortment. Al
together, The market is very firm.
JfTpcntiRc.-AbD 200 barrels Rough have
been sold at Gs 3D. at which there few buyers,
the supply on the way direct to drawers is known
to be large. Spirits barely maintanedi 33s. a
33s. Cd for American, and 32s. for British about
the nearest quotations.
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Whole Number 5S4.


r-ost ~ fTI
',', - nI Jqe%9Icts
P,'1'o. ' .. " '.''' - III ~ EtI,r
.ousoIS III 49, '," ',",,' crt;rL.
~, ,,,P'o ''' 90 ~ a. ~ 80. +, ~ "a -,
55g ~ q: w" is' 10 C,t, .I e roG;n'
- -, "a. 90 49, ~, 49, at EVIi,n fL,a,,'
- "a -no 80 -''r, ~ ga, |
~ anu ,o' 'io" Il TO- d . ''' '''''P o'"
'''
I'm. ApHlIHlA' N"S: -
Codt-l ne demand Ter lou continues LiA'tC"'
hut prices are steady III %.'IG 800 10" i"I
SchuyIhlu Nlltc A7u' ana .:'lp" H''%' ioT !''u
ASH; Lehlgh Lump deill'feH on oVarH at Dt ,,
500, ana prepared nj AZ . 94,-o' '20sc- ne!9
mas been rather more INQUIRY iof CTilH' ana ti'o
STOCK IN iir'l hanus beil!NtuSuaiy hEHt, ""1'o'S
nave put up thelI pfl'es, Wiich mas ChcChcu oP'-
rations sales OF oVJJ bags 1910 ana i@aSuayia, part
at ia Il cts. " H., and part on PrIya,c terms
fCathcTS-Contlnue scarce and IN good aGmahu1 A.,
sales o. lair ana prime " stern at 'o@ 'i5 cts
10, 'oW "tt" ",Ie0t- J ne tNP"lI uVl,'"iiN !'i
flour has been limited, 6uI prices are I"liy man.
taiheu' III consequence o. lAe in!le" Fe'eiP.s' an"
the IeHu'eu sluck oAel,iE. ares o. otu sto'h'
recently Inspected, at 7..3H 7i'5I37 od1 Itlhc'-
paily at SOL FRESH ground So rye Iouf-
sales at 5&>3lZ4, closing nj las iatiet RATE 'orn
Meal has also been IN demand, and nearly All
IN market mas been taken at ~ a - I p"ffei
Tor felmSy'an', hl,Psall3Na o. lo' ana H ios
during week ending August - r io'F' DTS lo,ioo'
rye, pnS. W. CorH -deai' DIS IL ~; Cor't
NEAL nan DI4S' AZ 'fn" ne Lo0elP1o VI
neat nave Deen nn"rulnE nE"'' an" mere peit's
good demand, o2jh l2f mining ana 9hiPneht' tne
ADVANCE hote' d. Ii!e ',,'r +" - "1iN, ms oS.
lu''! i'dl"''''e'' ''e' va ~, r ~ - VI
ma Patt new crop at lo" ~ .' i'IiI J'I
Eo'u Ttai - I'i l,i<'t' arc 80 H'ahsl
loi ~ '. 1I i, ~ a,A
and prices have advanced "a cts IT, bushcI: sales
of yellow, earIr in tI. yyaai- gf 81 n 80 of : and
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New York and Liverpool Packets.
SA MSON CARISS,
(LATE T. PALMER Z VV.D
Nnc LOG {. IIn RoIt;,,,n,.n rtronf Rail-


Nos. 13S & 140 Baltimore street, Baltimore,
IMPORTER OF
French and English Hardware, Plated Ware, ia
PANIED Ware, Cutlery, longs and Shovel, Tenders,
Lamps, Lustrcs, French and German Looking Glass
Plates,
AND MANUFACTURER or
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT s. PICTURE
FRAMES, CORNICES AND EVERY DES-
CRIPTION OF GILT WORK.
supply of which always on hand, and made to order,
Iy27tf WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.
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vH,AUNToN YELLOW METAL

III
Il III EA L HI n G. The increased de-
mand for this article has induced the manufacturers
TO erect extensive additional works, and are pre-
pared, in conjunction with Mr.. VIM. II. Muntz,
(son of G. F. Muutz, Esq, of Birmingham, Eng
land,) to offer YELLOW METAL SHEATllING
which they confidently recommend, unsurpassed
even by the celebrated Muntz, English make.
Several suits on vessels belonging to this port that
have been on about two years (and at Boston, New
Bedford, Sc longer tme) have given general salts
faction, the price being about three cents less than
copper and the old exchanged for new, at differ
ence of six cents, offers great inducements for its
general use.
This article only be had in Baltimore at manu-
facturers prices, of the undersigned agents.
Also, a large Stock of BRASIEss' COPPER, COPPER
BOLTS, COPPER and COMPOSITION SHEATHING Nails,
constantly on hand--for sale by
E. PRATT * BROTHER,
je5 1y II and 20 South Charles st.
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1UUTs, TVHFVVTIUIIIf
BROWN, SHIPLEY s Co.


LONDON, july -. lS4J
moderate demand only has prevailed this week
for most descriptions of Colonial and Foreign Pro-
duce, but prices have generally been supported by
the frmness of holders. We learn nothing official
" respecting the Danish blockade, but the impress
sion is pretty general that it will shortly be raised
when considerable activity may be anticipated in our
export trade, as stocks of most articles much
duced in all the ports of Germany The weather
has been unsettled, and good deal of rain has fallen
to the material benefit of the Spring-sown crops,
but continuance of wet is not desirable now for
Wheat.
C06ee-The public sales have merely offered 81
casks, 1,200 bags Plantation Cevlon, which have
found takers at very full rates, and $500 bags Ma
tive, of which $50 sold at 35s the remainder being
held for 35s. Cd. $50 bags Rio have been disposed
of at 29 54s, and privately about 5000 bags Native
Ceyon at 35s Sd. We notice also the sale of a
go of 392S bags Rio, aoat, mixed parcel, at 30s.
for the Baltic. In all the Continental ports the
article continues to be firmly held The Neither
lands Trading Company have announced their usual
Autumn Sales consisting Of SOP 975 bags, comprising
their entire stock to take place-20G, 1856 bags at
Rotterdam, on 81 September; 277,624 bags at Am
sterdam, 9th September, and 1925 bags at Mid
dleberg, on 18th September
The Iron market is certainly irmer, at {5 for
common Bars and Rails free ON board in Wales, at
which more business has been made and those makers
who have orders in hand for several weeks, are not
disposed to sell more. Scotch Pig maintains the price
Of as. for mixed numbers at Glasgow.
Sugm-The Home market has been quiet, and a
reduction of fully Cd. W cwt. has been submitted to
by holders, without leading to any amount of bust
ness. The sales for the week we estimate at 22O0
hhds, $1,000 bags. For foreign descriptions there
has not been much demand, but in the sales made
former prices have been generally maintained; they
consist of $50 hhds Porto Rico at 21s. 3d. 450 tons
White Maceio, ahoat, at 22s. 3D.; cargo of 2,340
boxes Yellow Havana, at 22s Sd. and of 240 tons
Brown Pernams, at 19s. " cwt. White Havana
has been in more active request, and 37s aoat has
been refused for large cargoof fine quality, deliver
able at st. Petersburg.
I0bacco--Furth purchases have been made for
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POST OFFICE.-MAILS

fire conveyed By Rail Road Cars and Stages daily
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NEW YORK POST OFFICE,
FOREIGN STEAM ~ OTHER PACKETS,
days of sailing.)
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
CUNARD LTNE.-Sails for .4naerica ,cecklL

CuNARD LTNE.-Sails for .anaerica aceckly.
Canada, Harrison, For New York.. June 80
Caledonia, Douglass, For Boston, ...July
Niagara, .Ryre, ...For New York. July IA
Europa, Lott, For Boston,. July 81
Cambria, ... .Leitch, -. For New York, July %
America, Shannon. For Boston,. Aug. 4
Hibernia,. Lang, .....For New York, Aug. /
Canada, ....Harison, For Boston,. Aug. II
CUNARD LINE-F0r Liverpool aceekIy.
Canada, -. Harrison, From New York, July 4
Caledonia. Douglass, From Boston, July is
Niagara, ...Ryrie, From New York, July %
Europa, Lott, From Boston,. Aug. 1
Cambria, .Leitch, From New York, Aug. s
America, .... Shannon, From Boston,. Aug. Is
Hibernia, Lang, 80 From New York, Aug. %
Canada, ..... HARRISON From Boston, Aug. 30
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
With Distances and Fare from Baltimore
AT BALTIMORE,
For PHILADELPHIA and New York.


All BALTIMORE.
For Philadelphia and New York.
About lOo miles, S5-About 2uo miles, IdSS
NIL ''"'' Du no "''' @, -
az. {! : W. t,'iis' a. c. w.
and "a NJ
For York and Columbia. Pa,
Cars Ieave.
DAILY, at.......9 A. NJ. DAILY, exc. sun. ii A. NJ.
Ddhy' exc Huil''f r NJ ana % r NJ
For Washington City.
Az miles, Sl.SO-(no round trip tickets issucd0
Dally' at A. NJ ana Daiiy' o A. NJ y '& r NJ
49,
llo miles, SI-W heehng, Sil-Plttsburg, Slo
DAILY, at Il A. NJ and DAILY, at ) A. NJ ana b
p NJ P. NJ.
For EIlicott's Mills and Frederick.
IL r,iIes 20 cts 40 miles % ~
Daily, ......,.,7tnM, Daily, 49,. G PM.
DaiIy exc SIM a p NJ DoiIyy exc SIM IN N
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
mr. N. TVIURS,

A NAUTICAL PHYSICIAN, from the city Of
IN Troy. will he in attendance at TAsoARrs
HorgI. Topnshsnd, Monday and Tuesday, islh
and I5dl July; az the srAeK HcusE, IN PsIsey,
Monday. .ad July and a. snIr a r horsL, ina.
,,og .sfh as,b. and goth July, for consultation
with patients upon the various diseases incident 20
he system particularly affections Of the Lungs,
ISs,y Kidney, and Spleen Likewise, Nervous
ness Dropsy, Rheumaiisni, Asthma, Dyspepsia,
Debility. &c.
,',aaa ahanelessn by attending physicians, eau Al
III lines be given to Illustrate the efficacy Of ths
,.,y,iral practice. Dr. T. will continue his VISIT
2 a ;nierysis Of from four 10 six weeks
~ Advice Ia all cases grstuitouf s,, - q
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2 A Sorr Ans WAR ruKsrrH AWAY WRATH,
The horse OF pious man in Massachusetts,,
happening to stray into the road, a neighbor Of
the man who owned the horse put him in the
pound. Meeting the owner soon after, he told
him what he had done, and added, "If l ever
catch him in the ROAD hereafter, will do just 90
again" "Neighbor," replied the other, moi
long since looked ont Of my window in tho
night, and saw yoar cattle in my moving ground
and drove them out and shut them up in your
yard RI do il agns r. Struck with the reply
the man liberated the horse from the pound, ant
paid the charges himself. isr iea
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

FATHER MATHEW AT WoRK-On Thurs-
day, 18th, Father Mathew commenced giving
the pledge to his countrymen, in the basement
Of the Catholic Church, in Court street, Brook
lyn. Densc crowds pressed upon him. He adj
dressed them in an afiertionntc manner, or the
benefits of total abstinence, and the value Of the
ple,ge. About 1000 took the pledge from him,
in groups Of from TO 20 and 80. lie continued
his work through Friday, and was to go on civ
ing the pledge there until Tuesday. II is cal
cuIaied that from 5000 TO 10000 in that city
will take the pledge. rf
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Gu The proclamation Of the Mayor Of New
York. directing the closing Of liquor shops on
the Sabbath, was at first received with great
respect, and generally cbeyed. But recently an
opposition 10 the enforcement of tho law has been
manifested, At q meeting IN ono Of the dram
shops, the proclamation Of the Mayor Is denounc-
| fringement upon religious liberty 1.-TWO things
of which the glass-rinsing gentry have BECOME
exceedingly tender. all Of sudden. ~
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SAD DsAsrER-Thc New Haven Palladium
records that two young ladies, residing aear Mid
dle,own, CT, were drowned in pond in the ad-
joining parish Of Middle6eld, on Tuesday, 10Th,
under very sad circumstances They had stray
ed away from a pic. mic party to which they be-
longed, when one rlid down the bank into the
water; the other rushed TO rescue her, but fail
vi, aad both persisted. The first was to have
been married tho next evening, aud her intend
ed husband, who had como from New York for
the purpose, only tho Saturday previous, wa.
with the rest Of the party at the time Of the acct
dent The names Of the parties arc not given.
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There is quite strife in Bridgeport, CT.
10 see who can build the highest steeplss The
Coaeseeatsnalisis say they will have the highest
stespIs in the State. A few days since, one OF
,he Conrreeationalisu met an Episcopalian, and
pointing to their new church, new IN the course
Of erection, he remarked, boastfnlly, There
lodk nj that high belffy. We shall put 10y less
more on the top Of that, and thus have ne man
a., aeeple ii The State" 9 Yea" replied the
Enisc,palian, sand You would probably make II
stH higher, il you could, but that Is IS high a.
vo,,r Society own" ffir ffa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

81 Dow, Jr.," in abiding TO the exclusion
Of many would-be chureh,gosrs ffom the sane,
tuary, BY reason Of the costly apparel requl,e,o
and high pcs-rent demanded in our tashionape
city churches. pungently remarks,
aTherc is in some quarters heavy du'y on
tho waters Of divine grace; and you have 70 pay
At least a Kenny a crumb for nibble 1t ihs
bread Of Iie. 10 attend church in any toler
ALE style costs q heap year. and know yer,
well that the reason why majority Of you 80 Z
BesIzebub, Is, because you can't ahcrd x 80
Heaven at the present exorbitant pricesf
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RrsrsAINr on MArnIAeE.-Tbe Suprem,

Court of Pennsylvania has decided that q testa-
tor can devise real estate to his widow upon con-
dition that she shall not marry again In the
Common Pleas Of Lancaster county, such con-
diiien was held to be void, upon the principle
that contracts in restraint Of marriage are not
favored by law. But tho Supreme Court has
settled the question another way. Chief Justice
Gibson delivered the opinion Lancds. Union.
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WHERE IL THY BROTHER ?--Jeremiah Hank
nett, poor orphan hoy, with a fair, open conn-
ionAnce, on which honesty was plainly written,
was selling newspaper in the street, in order
that he might gain an honest living. II seems
that he had not license to do 30. Probably he
did not know that il was necessary. Two police
men named Samuel Iiarkson and Oscar Bing-
ham, saw this little boy engaged in his little
trade, aud Harrison and Bingham knew that il
they arrested iais lit.ls boy, they would be en-
,itied to The e.. az 81 csnts This consideration
was enough, and accordingly they came down
ION him in their mighty vslor and avariee, and
took him 10 the Marshal's Office They there
advised him to plead guilty. A complaint was
| formally made BY a man named Pierce, aud the
boy duly brought before the Judge. where, not
! kno wing what TO say. be plead guilty, snd wa
! fined so cents and costs, which amounted in all
! TO IS. This sum was beyond his power to pay
and he was sent 60 damp and noisome lookup
and confined scih man in hs trora stages o
drlirium tremsns. Oh, most righteous Judge i
y was perhaps snail matter in you, in the prid'
Of your station, to send that child, who had bsor
guilty Of the awful crime Of selling few papers
4 10 i prison but did il not occur 10 you, that
small as Il is, it might, in the future life Of tina
boy, swell to fearful largenessr Should he II
AFTER life become, from the effect Of that sentence
and the association of that prison, drunkard
thief or nurd -rer, on whose garments woul'
the stain Of HE guilt rest 2 III
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

80 In ancient Egypt, custom prevailed,
which certainly appears 10 Us rather singular
one, that the husband, on his marriage, vowed
honor and Obedience TO the wife, instead Of, as
with US, the wife to the husband. II was in re-
ference to this custom that the remark was made
by a w.t. that he had often heard Of Egg pliAn
bondage" but nsver knew what il was beforc.
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c;y- Some young ladies', feeling ageriesed BY
the severity with which their friends sniuad-
verified on their gay founces, plumes, necklaces
rings etc, went 10 their pastor TO learn hs opin-
ion. DO yeu think" said they, there can DC Dc
any impropriety In our wearing these things 2
s. By no means" was the prompt reply; "wher
the head is full Of ridiculous notions, il Is par
isctly proper to hang out the sign
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

A DUTIFuL SOMA young man writing
from the California gold ,diggings to his parents
in Oneida county, N. Y, says he has already
made $4,000; and adds the following in post
script: .1Af3sYE as Htl6E 'a no
4.lf yos know of good farm for sale, write
me where it 10, and how much i Is worth, asd
If sou think it will answer, will buy it for you
1t is pleasant to hear Of the success Of a son,
Whose first thoughts are thus directed towards
the happiness of his aged parents.
20 ~ AafA Albany Evening Journal.
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EsA letter from San Francisco to the Boston
Republican concludes thus:
"SpeculaIion, or gambling for lots (the Lord
only knows where) Is raging high. Every man
Of any means is starting a city on his own hook.
A great many lots will be like Parson C!'s flats
six feet under water at low tide"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

BArrIsr MissIos- The Missionary Union
(saysa repor, submitted at its anniversary meet
ing, recently held at PhilAdclpbia) has closed q
financial year, which in some respects has had
no equal in the history Of our missionary service
The missions, as whole, have wrought great.
or work, contributors have shown q stronger de.
Termination. to sustain them, and the fields in
which they arc planted have given promise Of
richer hsrvess, than in any other year since our
fret missionary reached Burmah.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

O. An Indian chief being in an eating house,
was asked whether he would have glass Of ale
lilo cast very aboriginal look upon tho pale
face, and replied .Ihank you, sir--i hare not
Income So far cipilised a. 70 dfink liquor" y
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ACCIDENTS, &c.--Mr Dwight Root, son OF
Mr. j. c. loot Of Dernsrds,on, while riding out
TO moving on Friday morning last, with several
scyihes on his lett arm, bad his arm shockingly
cut by one OF the scythes coming in contact with
the Wagon wheel. All Of the arteries wsrs cut
off aud the flesh on the inside Of the arm cut
into the bone, and the bone itself badly bruised
MIR Root had the presence Of mind 20 bind up
his arm tightly, which stopped the flow Of bleod
until a surgeon could arrive. The veins were
taken up aud tho arm dressed, by Doctors Deane
Of this town, and Brooks Of Bernardsion. Hopes
Of saving the arm are entertained.
Mr. Hart Larrabec Of this town, We unlcr-
stand, fell ten or fifteen feet, from hay NOV
last week, aud was considerably injured.
A little son Of David Willard, Esq, of this
town, narrowly escaped drowning, on Thursday
last. He was bathing in Green River, with sew
eral other lads. when, venluring beyond his
depth, he sank twice and would have drowned
il a son Of Mr. Rowley's had moi rescued him.
We learn that an lrshman died from tho Of
focts Of heat, at South Deerheld, on Thursday.
Greenfield Gazette, I6M.
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c. Well, farmer, you told us your woods
was aood place for hunting; now we've tramp
ed tbfoagh Il two hours, and found NO game"
l"Jn.t so, exactly. i calculate, as a general
thing, The lssa game there is, the more hunting
YOU have" fNl fsrif ~ sHi
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z-ass0GK ROSW.ORTM.
West gDFtpgfieYd. NIaSs.,

OWNER Of YALss DouHIE TuHEAD InrHov-
" KID SELY SkrrIsa SAW MILL DOGS
which he will put into Saw Mills and challenge any
Mil Dog ever inFenied, aud leave ~ ilwrghis,
Mil owners. Mechanics and the Public 10 judre.
Jane, ls49. -. ~ l.r asaois IS smcts
N. B.--One Of these Machines may be seen in
operation at the Mill IL Mr. benjamin Slicknsy,
Jr.s Dulnmerston, on the Stage road 10 Newfsne,
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400 barrels Flour,

AT THE SIGN OF THE Elm TREE.
lust received consisting Of Extra Railroad, Il
- 8 Beach, Fort Orange Rough and Ready, J.
c. Stone, and or common brands, which viii
be sold, Wholesale or Retail, sery io,p. .,l.l.l
( 62-The above Flour Is dirscily from hs 1LRs,
and frssL Ground. T0WNSLEY & SONS, /
July 20, 1919. g MW hN 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

AKornrR REruBLic. - The people Of the
Northern States Of the Sierra Madre lMexiec)
have declared ltkeir Independence. The dsels,
rstipn has been received at New Orleans. u
opens in the words Of our declaration, and ate,
setting forth the grounds Of the movement and
amuiual .pledgc Of lives, fortunes, aud sacred
honor" concludes in this gasconading s'yIs q
- Our swords are drawn Our scabbartis arc
thrown away Death u tyrants." ,rsg
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81 Atomb-stone in Cleveland bears only tho
words, Little Clarleyp How much do those
two words tell Of blightsd hope, wiihered
flower, a desoiaisd hearth. Grief is eloquent in
it, very siIeAee, ~. 1900
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Sind.

MAO Connecticut River shad, IN smqll pAeka'
Al. : ~ T0wNSLEY 4 s0Ns
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Fhjx CcrtiGes,

THAT Mr. Ebeneser fiart has received instrue
Il ton in tho use cf r. G fowler's A. B. c. meth
Cd for Cutting LADIES' Dresses, and 10 fnlly quail
fed and authorized to teach and sell The same &C
that cn,irc confidence may be placed In his opera
nous -A "'' WA. DAUGHERTY
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