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go into caucus From present appearances, the work

go into caucus From present Appearances the work
will not be SO easily cut and dried
The town is rapidly filing up and there Is doubt
there viii be quorum present on Monday
AsXoDEUS
CANDIDATES FOR TIE PUBLIC PRNTINd-MR. BEL
MosT-PosTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH AUSTRIA
CONGRESSMAN ARRIVING, ETC.
IRON REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov %, 1855.
Tie following gen ,emen understood to be aspants
FOR the lucrative position Of printer to Congress
l. Robert Armstrong of the Union Who may DO re-
gaI1ed az the admir- istraion candidate
2. Beverley Tucker OF the Seminal Who will be sus.
tanned by the a. sman.iDe wing of the party
3 o. J. wsl'sch, Of thu Star who NAV be considered
sort Of secondary sat lite of the xdmnisra lion
l. And last, but ! OF the lsass formidable candidate
lsrluel Towers who will run ipdepsnd -ntly
The Star ssys that Mr. Belmont with difficulty secured
bis reception at the Hague account Of appsa, ing in
citizens dress
The Postmaster General received information by the
last steamer that Austria ADD its dependencies have co ne
into our postal arrangements with Bremen.
Senator Benjamin entertained at banquet at New
Q leans previous 10 his depar tu-e for Washington
The following members of Congress- in addition to those
Whose arrival announced last week have reached the
sea- Of government
senstors-Nr. Allen, of Rhode Island Mr. Thompson
OF Kentucky Mr. Al Gibson Missouri, Edward Everett of
Ma sscbusetts Mr. eabesd Of epnsylysna Mr. Petit
Of Indiana, and j. In Sell, of Tennessee.
Representatives-nsssTs John wbeeler, Of Now York;
G. Miller Miss uri Warren, OF Art ausas Barnard
Hem Of Iowa g W Jones, of tennessee g. O. Eastman
OF Wisconsin; Faulkner, Virginia; A. W. Lamb OF
Missouri; James l. orr, OF South Carolina, &c.
among he s,est arrivals are. B. washburn Of iii.
ros Butler King. OF Geo ga; L. NJ Cox OF Kentucky;
BIZ op Perkins, Of Ne York; Charles Ready Of Tonnes.
see; Pauus Powell OF Virginia; N Oliver OF Missouri;
" S. Latham, Of California.
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CHILL.


The frst Of October was tie arniv arr cf the
rnsaseusn OF the NapaFas sad S,ntagl RAILROAD II
expected that IN another year i all % opened 20 sa
for u svsl.
Mr. Griffin - EDglishrao has pre-snta % he govern
proposition 70 sstsblsa linz 81 steanar4 10 Fnz
land, By way of tbs Straits OF Masesn The Council II
men6ed To- Cons ress Tho poec' i most favorsbiy
spoken Of By tie Spanish and Engish pr-ss.
The law relative 10 The fee .ury Of .mint ships has
been approved, ard Is nov in force
The sesion Of Compress Ia nearly closed but /. u pro
babe il will be sgsn prorougled fr further period.
ST. Carlos Moests the principal astronomer Of the OBJ
ssryatory at santiago, has been commissioned by the
verpmsut TO proceed 10 PGco to observe T. eclipse Of
the the 3otb Of this month
Information has been eoev 10 Chile which leaves
doubt OF the murder or Col Phillips the Governor the
MnRellans, by Indians.
The Valparaiso Eho devotes long article 10 the necss
sity Of public imp oyemens, especially bridges wAich
are much required In macy places.
Ihe following is from th- Valparaiso Hcrqti -
stamer has been buiit 10 The hsrbor Of T.leahuano
snd Iishtd these three months destDe for the nsvya
ton OF the lfa'a We hook every launched
and CONNER G running Tho ownfrs ~ he boat the
besfrs Hnin Ills and 70 til, IL enter prsng aad progress
svs sliii owe he GTst steamer Fhich shall plough
the waters o. enc q orr rivers those who not know
the la and are not acquainted With he proldce witch
csscCrds 70 1acahuano, cannot g. suste The immense
ad entssee which Il result % agricul l. from the
Ilfite If the Nesfrs BaIaels Al tHs agricultural
TrVcuc ~ Naus, Eubie AM RI Couooocl0n Si b.
brcts Lt by thi- steamer Tslcahnano at ag az 800
PER cert ulop T. present transportation,
Eofides this the iaFsfs DnimsIis have built Two
launches Tor the teser each forty feet length twelve
FEET BEEN, ard bye feet depth q hold Tsch viii he twe
b. the same t0af-taus rye quantities Of grain which
now remain ia the counsry II Of
IN ion will be brought IN the mills at pce not exceed
irg twelve and hsf per snegs a little less than
six cents Per bashel and 1t viii reach them In proper
time.
This enterprise, ceived and carried out by young
Cisns OF Concepcon merits certatnIy the prrt~c
Ion govsrnnsut In ordse 70 produce tAs 6ssEsA sese
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Of September TO Be put In readiness for speedy depart
ure for Honolulu. This vessel had been long time In
the harbor OF PaPste but having been relieved BY the ar
rival Of the gste La Forte 1t Is probable that her pro-
ected voyage for the purpose OF relieving her
from the tsdium which g. upon the Of ship Of
war when long In port
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TelegraphSc Marsno Reports.

BtETUA NOV -
Ar.iTed-ship Chncordia Calcutta ION 25h struck on
Georges Sboal the weather. being thick the rudder
uni Jung but o.hsr tamags dcus) schr Charter Oak
NYprA,
PHILADELPHIA Nov g.
Arved--3ark Mary Dale. Gonaiyss, 10th Inst.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Affairs In Chill, Peru, Bolivia, md Ecuador
Withdrawal Of the British Minister from
Boiivia-Attempt Of Elias to Rxvoiutionize
Peru The Amazon, &c.
The steamer Santiago, Captain JOY, arrived at Psnams
the 5th inst from the South raciac. She brings %
passengers ard 800 ooo in silver bars and coin Her
dates VALPARAISO Get. IL Csllas Get rs; and Guaya
Gull, oc' co.
The Psear1a Herald .ivei the following news
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MARiTIME INTRLLIeRNCR.


AAANAO ZOE Few Y0kx-um DAY,
n kMw.............7 06 MOON K@. .........06 20
n sszs.............l 81 H1GH WAITE. IL
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IBY sAyrY HOOK PRNr1vo rnpcsAra

One ship ons bark and one brig south Of the High.
lands and two brzs east Of the Highlands al bound in
VIVID light from ST. Weather clear.
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SECRETARY MAhCY's INFLUEscE on THE wASE-
TIKI PRESIDENT AND THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.&C.
kAToR DOUGLAS AND THE ADMNISTBATfoN-HON.
HIRAM wALBRIDGE AND THE sPEAKERsHIP, ETC.
MY
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
Died,

In Putney, Sept. oath, John NJ, son of Aaron NJ and
Aurela s. Winsow, aged Is years and six months. Pa
pers in Mass, n. Y, Penn. and H., please copy.
In Montpelier Sept. 18th, Rev j. H. Durham, of
the propretors of the Christian Repository, aged 80.
In Chesterfield, N. H., Sept il, of consumption Miss
Jane A. Burt, aged D. daughter of Samuel Burt ESQ.,
Sept 10, Miss Mary L. Cressy, aged 90
In Westmoreand, 9th ut Of typhoid fever, Mr. Hollis
W. Cobb, aged 26,-makng five deaths in the family, of
the same disease, in the short space of one year.
In Surry, 18th ult, Mr. Levi Brooks, aged II years
At Ware, Mass Sept. 30th of lung fever, Mr. Bethue
Leonard, aged H. Prs. in Mass N. Y. please notice.
In WATERFOWL, Ms, Aug. 2Sth, Mrs Henrietta Morse
formerly of Newane, VT, aged SO.
In New York, Of typhoid fever, Miss Eliza L. Reed,
aged 10, formerly of Dummerston, VT.
Death Of Hon Hu56eH b. Bogue Of Fairfar!-Among
obituary notices this week. is recorded the death of
this young man, which event will be learned with
prise and sorrow by large community of friends and
quaintances. Generous frank aable, his friends
multitude, his enemies few He had entered upon the
business of his profession lawyer in the midst of
growing and prosperous community and had al
ready begun to rvor him. few days since he stood by
side added up the first full returns from the late
election, which indicated his choice the State Senate
He learned the fact with honest PRIDE but turned
with dsparagng remark for he ill., and the shadow
of the dark wing already him. A fierce fever
produced congestion upon the lungs and did the fatal work
In few days He was 81 years OF age-S dIbGns Mess
Professor Andrews Norton for many years connected
with Harvard University, and distinguished theological
writer and eminent scholar died at Newport the 18th
ult. after protracted illness, aged GO years
The 'oldest inhabant of Boston, Mrs Elizabeth Per-
kns, died in that city the oath ut aged 80 y mos.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
Wa.ton,s Daily Journal

win be published, usual during the session of the Lc
gsatre The session promises to be unusually long and
unusually exciting Subscribers requested to order
early " Terms one dollar in advance. 2w51
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
Vermont Valley Railroad Notice.

ON and after Monday, Sept 26th, 1853. PASSENGER
~ Trains win leave Bellows Falls for Brattleboro at
$3.50 a. m and 224 p. M Returning leave Bratteboro
at 1O, 40 IN. and 4 40 p
FREGnT Train leaves Bellows Falls at AS p M, and
Brattleboro at 90 p. m.
The Passenger trains this route connect South
with the VT and Mass and Connecticut River Railroad
TO Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport, d-
rect TO New York On the North with the Rutland and
Burlington, Sullivan, Vermont Central, Vermont Can
ada Conn and Passumpsc Rivers Railroads. forming d-
rect communication with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Sche-
nectady st Johnsbury and the White Mountains; Bur-
lngton and Rouse's Point, Ogdensburg and Montreal.
p. r. CHANDLER, Sup't.
September, 1853 80
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
Farmers, Manufacturers and others,
v. D.. PALMER,
BUILDING, COURT 81, BOSTON
Printers and Publishers.

TIME undersigned is a manufacturer of Printing Ink,
l. of every color and quality, which he knows to be
equal to any manufactured, and which he will sell at the
lowest prices for cash As he is determined that his Ink
shall recommend ITSELF he only socits trial of IT, re-
lying upon its own merits
Extra fine let black Ink for Card and Woodeut print
mo- extra black Book and News Ink of superior quality;
also colored Inks Of every variety
S. NJ PErTESoIIB & Co., 10 State street, Boston,
agent. for the New England States
SHELDON COLLINS, 90 Gold ST., N. York
Publishers of Newspapers inserting this advertisement
Including this paragraph to the amount Of ~ and send
inc As and paper containing it, win send 30 pounds
If News Ink s. NJ PETTENGILL 4 CO.,
sw43 10 State sereet Boston,
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
Cambridge Cattle Market-Sept. %

At market, 1896 Cattle,-about 1000 Beeves and 1906
Stores, consisting of Working Oxen Cows Calves, Year
lings, Two and Three Years Old
Prices Market Beef-Extra 7 so 500; LIST quality
700 1926; second quality 6,25 $50; Sd quality 5,25
600; ordinary rs 800.
Hides $3.50; Tallow 81 $50; Pelts 81 rs; Calf
Skins II cents per III; Veal Calves 7, 10 a ID.
Working Oxen-$112, 116, 122, 1876, l47 a 100.
Cows Calves-Sales at $26, %, 81, SO 40.
Stores-Y earlings $40 10; Two years old $lS 36;
Three years old $32, sc A.
Sheep & Lambs-6s6O at market. Extra s, 6, a 8;
by lot 2,37, 3, 1926 $50. Sales quick.
Swine-St-fatted at $50; corn fed &c per h.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
NAUTICAL.

AT Mrs Wesselh9ft's Water-Cure in this village, Sept
24th by Rev Addison Brown Mr. Jacob Theis, from St.
Gearhausen Germany and Miss Erneste Anschuetz from
Ermershausen, Germany
In Nottingham, Sept 25th, by Rev Mr. Ballou Mr. Jos.
H. Rice of Wilmington to Miss Mary L. Clark of Halifax
At North Wardsboro, Sept 9th, by Rev II. Eastman,
Mr. Charles F. Hoton of Rockingham, and Miss Rebecca
Ann Mosher of N. Wardsboro.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
N o T. T G E!!

N OTTO Ell!
WILL be sold at public vendue on the first day Of
wv November next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the dwell
ling house the premises all the real estate Belonging
the heirs of Amaziah Robinson late of Athens decea-
se Said real estate consists of dwelling house and out
buildings together with of land, situated
the meeting house in Athens Also tract of about
hundred and fifty lying in the southwestery part of
said Athens conveniently divided into wood and pasture
land reasonable credit will be given the purchaser if
desired OSCAR X. GARFIELD, Agent
for said Heirs.
Townshend, Sept 23d, 1853. 5w51
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
Newspaper and Advertising Agency.

V. b. PALMER is authorized agent for receiving Adver-
tsements and Subscriptions for the Wdham County Dem
ocrat His offices are-at Boston, Scoays Building cor
of Court and fremont streets New York, Tribune
Buildings Philadelphia n. W. Third and Chestnut
streets.
S. NJ. PErTENGLL & Co., authorized agents for re-
ceving Advertisements Subscriptions for the Windham
County Democrat. Their offices area Boston, 10 State
street New York, 122 Nassau street.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
Brighton Market-Thursday, Sept. 30.

At market 23OO Beef Cattle 1000 Stores 10 prs Work.
ing Oxen, 20 Cows Calves, about 5000 Sheep Lambs
and 1900 Swine.
PRICES Beef Cattle-Extra I, rs a 800; first quality
100 80; second quality 6,50 third do. 552 $685.
ordinary $50 500.
stores-Yearlings $40 10; two years old $40 81 ;
three years old $31, 35 81
Working Oxen-$95, no. ZIG 100
Cows g. Calves-Sales $40, 90, %, 80, So 81.
Sheep & Lambs-Lots at So, $50 a. Extra s. $50,
Cas- Swne-5 81; retail 81 75c.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
ROOFING SLATE

OF the best quality and in any quantities to suit pur-
~ chasers, may be had at the Quarry in Guilford
the most favorable terms Men will be furnished to place
the Slate on the roof when desired.
Apply to Seth Wiley at the Quarry; ]. F. Burrows,
ESQ.,, Vernon Depot; or to
b. D. HARRIS.
Bratteboro, Sept. oath, 1853. 3m51
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05

free coored named Hensey, with four Of
his children, was kidnapped at Sardinia, Brown Co.,
Ohio few nights since, taken across the Ohio river
to Maysville, and there lodged in private Jail. The
neighbors hearing of the outrage started in pursuit,
and finally succeeded in rescung the family from their
piratical captors.
The amount in the National Treasury on the 23d
ult. subject to draft, 'was over $27, 100000.
FEMALE CoLLEGE.-Miss Mary s. Legare, sister of the
late Hugh Legare of South Carolina, has given 81 900
to the Des Moines College in Iowa, and $4,000 for Fee
male College in the place The latter will open in
November next with Miss H. its Principal, and Profess
sor of Literature and the Modern Languages.
FEMALE PHYs1c1ANs-The Cincinnati Commercial says:
The of DIR Caroline Brown in the practice Of the
medical profession, has already had sensible effect on
the ladies in the country round about Cincinnati Six
young ladies of good family and superior education, have
applied for admission to the Eecc Medical College at the
approaching term.''
The N Y. Journal of Commerce calls the long dresses
much in vogue brO0mers and suggests that the dust
they in sweeping Broadway, should be alayed by
the plan recommended by Punch-haying boy with
watering pot for every two ladies.
When the Admiral of the British feet in Beska Bay
heard of Capt Ingraham's gaantry in the Koszta affair."
he manned the yards Of his vessels and the
nine hearty cheers, while the guns beched forth royal
salute.
Gen. James Tallmadge, ex-senator and ex-Mnster to
Russia, died very suddenly at the Metropolitan Hotel in
New York Thursday, his return from the Crystal
Palace
The Mexican Government has seized $4,000 worth of
goods from Lightncr, chihuahua merchant the pre-
text that the full duty had not been pvd upon them.
The ship Winchester of Boston, arrived at New York
last week. from Liverpool which she left with 459 pas
sengers, seventy-nine of whom died on the passage.
young woman who gave her Ellen Walden
arrested in New York. last week. for stealing horse
aud gig She confessed the theft.
The suretcs of Mr. Collier, late Collector San Fran
CISCO have paid his Indebtedness to the United States
amounting to hundred and eighteen thousand dollars
The Governor of South Corona has appointed Thurs
day, Oct. 18th, day of fasting and humiliation.
Henry Clays estate at Ashland has been purchased by
James D. Clay for $40 per No. of acres 337,
The Bombay Gazette says it is fact that the entire
population Of India do not average, spend sxpence
twelve cents) head for clothing, annually.
The body of murdered female 20 to % years of age,
supposed have belonged to of the factories at Chic
opee Holyoke, found in the woods Chicopee
Falls, few days since, mostly decomposed.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
Farm for Sale.

Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Pro-
w bate Court for the District of Westminter, Com
mssiOners receive examine and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of
OR N N I n L s,
late of Athens in said District deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; six
months from the 3ls day Of August last being allowed by
said Court for that purpose-Do hereby give notice that
will attend to the business of said appointment
the late dwelling house of the deceased in said Athens
the last Tuesday Of February next from O'Clock A. NJ
to o'clock p NJ
AMOS DAVIS 49,
NAL BEAfIS, 'o"'li To-
Athens, Sept. 10th, 1853 so
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
BOTANIC MEDICIEESi
StOddard & Leonard, Agents,

BOTANIC MEDICINESi
StOddard & Leonard, Agents,
NO. 3 CRYSTAL PALACE, MAIN STREET, BRAT
TLEB0RO.
FTNE subscribers would say to the citizens Of Brate-
Il boro and vicinity, that they have established A.
gency at SToDDARD g. LEoNAED's for the sale Of
Pure Vegetable Medicines!
Of their compounding-te same preparations they
have used in private practice for years. and which will be
found eectual perfectly SAFE in all diseases for which
they recommended Each bottle is labelled with full
directions and the purposes for which they are useful
For all diseases of the Blood the ScontOdOn Teroxieum
Rumex Crispus Compound or Alternative Syrup is the
best article now in The Female Regulating Cordial
for all female weaknesses and Irregularities splendid
article For Dysentery, Cholera Morhus, Bowel Com
plants resulting from teehing sc, the Neutrazng Mix
ture. Cinnamon Cordial Dysentery Cordial and Cholera
Syrup, the medicines have used With such greet
success when bowel complaints have prsvaed as cpl
demc. Also, may there be found, Composition, Hot
Drops, Nervous Powder, Cough Balsam, Group Syrup,
Stimulating and Rheumatic Linments Stomach & Anti
Bilious Pills, Healing Burn Salve, Anti-Dyspepte
Bread, Nerve Drops, sc.
The Soothing Syrup offer for sale IS superior to Par
egoric, Godfreys Cordial Stomach Btters, Gensng
AntDyspeptc Bitters, superior to other Spring
Bters for general debility, loss Of appetite, &c, &C.
The above compounds need only to be fried to gain
unparalleled reputation.
BRADLEY & ANDREWS.
New Haven, Ct April 20, 1888 tf33
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Mem York Market. WooL-There is disposition
the part of holders meet the views of purchasers
Sales Of about eeces have been made during the
week. mostly at AZ &c., s. $4,000 lbs pulled at 40 46
HoPs-The crop arrives slowly and thus far is of
inferior quality About 40 bales sold at SO 40
and 60 bales old at 2S a SO.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
PATENTS!
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.


AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE U. S, PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
No. 22 State ST., Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS The
Il Subscriber ate Agent of the U S. Patent Office
der the Act of 1881 determined present advantages
in applying for patents superior to those offered invent
by others, has made arrangements whereby app
cations prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY DOL
LARS (instead of twenty paid back by others,) will
be RENTED by him in of failure to obtain patent
and the withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection Caveats Specifications Assignments, and
all necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents
in this and foreign countries prepared and advice render
ed legal and scientific matters respecting inventions,
and infringements Of patents
Inventors not only here obtain their specifications
the most reasonable terms but avail themselves of
S e % 5 lis
of patents granted in this and other counes besides be-
ing saved journey to Washington, the usual great delay
there well all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents Copies of claims of any patent furnished by
hitting acknowledgements recorded at Washington
X. III. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
''Durng the time occupied the office of Commissioner
of Patents, r. H. EDDY, ESQ.,, of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office, Solicitor of Patents. There few,
if any, persons acting in that capacity, who had much
business before the Patent Ofice and there
who conducted it with Skill fidelity and
regard Mr.. Eddy of the best informed and most
sku Patent Solicitors in the United States and have
hesitation in assuring inventors that they employ
person competent and trustworthy, and
pable of putting their applications in form to for
them easy and favorable consideration at Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"PATENT OFPIcE,-
''R II. EDDY, ESQ., Boston, Mass
'Sm-Your facilities for the prosecution of any bust
connected with this Office, equal to those Of any
other agent am very respectfully, yours, &C.,
Commissioner Of Patents"
Boston, Sept /, 1858. 1y48
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E MPLOY M EMIT!

4 w 7 L y I M 4 "
NHE subscriber wishes to employ three Young Men to
l. go South to obtain subscribers for four of the most
splendid and popular BOOKS in the United States Con
which very high commission will be given) PRICES
$780, $40 $40 and go Several have cleared ON these
works, at the South $3.50 month.
n B.-None should start with less than hundred
dollars. j. GREENLEAF
Guilford, Vt, Sept. 18th, 1858. 3w50
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
JACOB e 8 TEY

rs NOW offering TO the public, large assortment of
IL Lead Pipe,
CHAIN, COPPER AND CAST-IRON PUMPS AND
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
ON sacb terms cannot fail Of satng purchasers
70" All work warranted except against freezing.
Brattleboro, Aug. 8, 1853 TIA
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-10-05
MINING AGENCY.

MINING AGENCY.
NEW YORK, ITO Broadway-Rooms Nos & O.
IS AGENCY is established for the purchase and sale
l. commission ofsunimproved Mines Mining Stock
in Companies organized and at work. also for furnishing
all kinds of Machinery and Mining Tools ordered also
the Chemical Analysis of Ores and other substances
forwarded from any part of the country.
printed circular, giving full explanations, will be
sent in any postpaid letter enclosing three
cent Post-ofice stamp
/. R. BARBOUR & CO.,
(3m49) ITO Broadway.