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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

hIDNIsDAf, May = 1900.
Al marke, to-day e92 ealile-aboul $50 becyes, and
% stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows and
Calves, Yeadngs, Two & Three Years Old
PRoEs-Mdrkd BseE-EKra. SO 75al0O0 per ewt ;
first quality, 9 00a9 80 second do J0a3 10 third
quality, 00a8 IS ordinary 00a7 50 per 100 lbs.
Hdes-S5 T5a6 90 per ewt. JdLou-S8 75a9 %.
Pehs-SIal IS. car Skins--9alOc per 10.
Veal Caires--S5 80. 8 IS, 7a8. 6i8 at market
Workiag Oren-sl25, 1870, 1856, 40, l45, 1850, IT'S,
2OOa225.
Co,ps and Calres-S27, %, 81, 81, 81, iOa5i
YearliHgs-S None.
Trio Years Od-SI0, Al, ~, IS. 49a5t.
Three Years Oid.-2ff, 10, &c. 50, So, 55a6i.
SHEEP and Lambs-lti8 AT market Extra 81, o,
9al5. By lot. 50 %, 90, ), 3 25, so, Ito 8 25
Srine-None.
Remarks-The Market is lightly stocked, aud hold
take advantage of II. so thai sales slow and
buyers soully contest every purchase Best Of Beef
10 the quarter sold AT the Boson market this morning
ai Sl2 80 per hundred The plumber OF Veal Calves
brought in dressed this week, is about double that Of
the live ones About 800 head Of still cattle from the
West, are expected al Brighton 10 morrow
G. cars came over The Fiichburg Railroad, and %
over the Boston and Lowell Railroad loaded with Cat
tlc Sheep Swine. Horses and Fowls.
n. ID. Beef-Exira, including nothing but the best
large oxen, well stabilized, al least wear.
First quality consists Of large fat oxen, sla-fed a,
least several months
Second quality includes the best grassed oxen the
best slalied cows, and the best three year old
Shcep-Exra consists Of choice backs, and fancy
yews for stock, and the best cossets.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
SAW IN TENNESSEE.

A correspondent Of the New York Daily Times,
in writing from Nashville, Tenn. under date Of
April llth, says;--
"The candidates for Governor Of Tennessee are
already announced for the contest ia August next,
and as they are both men Of political rcnown-bUth
practical stump orators, and both OF political
expcriencc-the fight will be, doubtless, spirited
and exciting They will pursue the old custom Of
stumPtag the State, and the ball opens at Muir
frecsboro' on the LIST proximo. Gov. johnson will
be compelled to take the defensive, and endeavor to
uphold the present Administrations in this he
will suffer in contest with his opponent, Col Cen
try. johnson will, il is believed, take the weaker
side Of the Temperance question, and if So he will
suffer severely that head. 1t is understood that
Gentry--wll take bold and decisive grounds on the
question Though have my own doubts on the
subject) Gov. johnson will be forced to attack
acknowledgement while Gentry will assuredly be
found on the popular side Of that question. The
footprints Of the ubiquitous Sam are not few and
far between in this State and il is quite evident
that Sans friends hold the "balance Of power"
As an indication Of what is probably going on in
this line, may mention that at one Of the Iron
Furnaces on the Cumberland River, where one hun
dred voters are at work, two-thirds Of whom have
been Democrats and one-thrd Whigs,) all but
three have their hats off, halloong 'Huzza for Cen
try = SO am informed, on good authority, and
my informant says that Sam is undoubtedly in
them diggias!
Col Gentry is more than match for johnson
in popular oratory-in fact he is we'll known to be
one Of the finest speakers in the Union. And that
he will be elected feel just as confident as that
Flournoy will be the next Governorof Virginia.
Thdi is fixed fact"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
Doctor Deans Ncuralglc pills.

NEURALGIA is disease Immediately attacking the
brain and system the source Of oil sensation
and notion and to be distinguished from Rheumatism,
TINT being seated upon the muscular portions Of tho
body. Indeed, Neuralgia may be called the rieuma-
tisHq Of tie ncres
As this class Of diseases Is olcn caused by dcrangc-
nent Of the stomach and liver these pills are espetal-
" calculated TO remove the original cause Of Inc com
plants. They operate by removing distractions from
The stomach, bowels and livor, by exciting ihcir fnnc
ona powers without dchiliiaiiug and by sending the
vital fluids Of the oSremilies Of the arteries and nerves.
Having been pracleing physician for over my
years, aud been iavorably known rs the author Of
Deans Vegetable Rheumatic Pills that have siond The
test Of time aud cxperienceior hsn three quarters
Of that period put these pills iuio the market, with
the assurance Of favorable reception, and that the
public Will hail them another blessing upon suffering
humanity
Orders addressed 10 the AGENTS, MAYNARD &
MOVES, Merchants Row, Boston, will be promptly
answered.
For sale also by all The phncipae Wholesale Drug
gisis in the cities and at retail by Apoihecprcs aud
Dealers in Medicines throughout The United States and
the British Provinces.
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York on the cod of April, 1888 and tho Great
Western on the afternoon of the same day.

York on the 23d of April, 1888, and tho Great
Western on the afternoon of the Same day.
II The liquor seizure case under the Con-
nec,cut Maine Law against David Clark & Co.,
was on trial for several days at Hartford. The
case was ably argued on tic part Of the State
by Martin Wells, Esq, and on the part Of The
defendants By the Hon Isaac Toucey. The
Jury came into Court on Friday and reported
that they were unable to agree, being four in
favor of confscation to eight against. The
case was looked upon with agood deal of inter
est on account Of the large amount Of liquor at
stake, sumo two or three thousand dollars worth,
as well as from the standing Of the defendants,
being tho largest dealers in the State previous
TO the passage of the law.
rY- In searching the passengers baggage on
board the Africa Friday, one Of the passengers
trunks was found to contain about 900 letters,
which were seized and taken to the Custom
House. They are said to be very valuable, en-.
closing drafts, &C., for Boston and New Yorl,
Houses. The box belonged to The agent of a
well known express company.
E8-The Massachusetts, Senate has voted by
81 to II to concur with the House in the reso-
lutons for the removal of Judge Lorng, and
about the Same majority against the amendment
permitting him 10 resign the office of United
States Commissioner.
~ Thomas Wigglesworih, one Of the oldest
merchants of Boston, died on Saturday morn
ing. lie leaves SO 900 900 worth of property
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05

Troy GREENFIELD RAILRoAD.-From the best
indications we get, we inclined to believe that
this road will be forthwith commenced, and pushed
forward with yigorto completion. True, we have
not heard of the filing up Of the subscription,
though il may have been done; and if it is not the
prospect is encouraging that it will be- That the
contractor has confidence in the ultimate subscrip-
tion of the whole stock, is evident from the signh-
cant fact that strong corps Of engineers, under
the direction Of Mr.. Field, the thorough engineer
who superintendent the construction Of the Vt. &
Mass. Road, have gone out to the mountain to
commence operations. They are laying out the
work so as to excavate the rock, at both sides Of
the mountain, up to the actual face of the tunnel
and learn that Mr. Scrrelle declares that he will
have these cuts, plump up, excayated in two
months time, 50 as to be actually at the mouths Of
the tunnel Unless he was fully convinced that
funds for the entire work would be forthcoming,
he would not have ordered preliminary work Of
this magnitude.-G Greenfield Republic.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
MARRIAGES.

In this village, April 2s, by Rev. j. c. Foster,
at the Parsonage, Mr.. BENJAMIN F. SrnEETER Of
Hinsdale, N. H., and Miss MARTHA SEVERANCE Of
Mortified, Mass.
In Drewsville. N IT,, April 18th, Mr.. NORMAN
II. Fam Of Bellows Falls, and Miss Lucia A. La
rnRoP Of Drcwsville.
In Stockbridge, by Rev. A. patten, Mr.. NORMAN
II. MoCoLLoM Of Pittsdeld and Miss CoRSELn NJ.
RASSEY Of Stockbridge.
In Ludlow, April 10, Mr. FRANKLIN HorKrNs Of
Downcr's Grove, ILL.,, and Miss MARY =. MOhsE Of
Ludlow. April IS, Mr. WILLIAM II. FIELD Of Rut-
land and Miss AMANDA NJ. WHITNEY Of Ludlow.
In Chester, April 3, WILLIAM =. MAY, Esq, Of
Barton and Miss ALICE BATES Of Chester
In Andovcr, Mass, April 20, Prof Ausris
PmELPs and Miss MARY A., daughter Of the late
Prof Stuart. April 18th, Rev. T. n. HASKELL Of
Washington, ID. c., and ANNIE, youngest daughter
Of the late Rev. Justin Edwards, ID. D..
In Lawrence, Kansas Territory, by Rev. Mr.. Bur-
gers Of Topeka, Mr. c. HowARD CARPENTER Of
Lawrence and Miss SARAn G. JoSEs Of Keene, N.
II. The first marriage in Lawrence.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05

organized force armed TO the teeth, who took pos
session Of the ballot boxes and made legislature
10 suit their own purposes. Kansas had been sub
jugatcd and conquered, but her citizens were re-
solved 10 give up the contest for their rights
and the independence Of the soil from foreign con-
troll. The state Of Missouri would be called upon
to dsavow all sympathy with these border rufians
If she refused the South would be called upon TO
disoountenanco her. 1.-THE South refuses, the SOL
cmn duty will dcyolye upon the North to take up
the matter and to it TINT the rights Of her sons
who have settled in Kansas ON tho faith Of solemn
compacts, shall be yindicated and sustained The
citizens Of Kansas rely upon the North to aid them
by demonstrations Of public sentiment and all 9TH
legal means, until their rights shall be fully and
triumphantly indicated During his speech Gov.
Reeder was frequently and enthusiastically cheered
by the audience.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET

Al market 500 Beef Cattle, 80 Stores, 10 PAIRS Of
Working Oxen, n Cows and Calves 400 Sheep and
Lambs
PRIcEs-Beef Canle.--Exira, 50 50; Isiqualiy o;
second do Is third do 8 ordinary 80.
Hides IS 75a6; Talon. So 75a9; P,its, Siai rs.
CaLf Skins. lie per III; Veal Gales, 50 80, Cal
SroREs- Yeariings- None; 7ieo Ysdrs Oid-3oa5O I;
Three Years Oid-i3a60.
Working Oren--S9O, 90, l00ai05.
Cops and Calves-Sl9, 90 22 a. &c, %, 81, So, 10,
IS.
SHEEP and LamSs-e1tra, Sc, 7aioi by lOie so, 90,
GOAL TO-
Remarks-The market to-day Is lightly stocked, but
there is enough for The demand as buyers are disposed
10 purchase sparingly. There is but little variation
from last weeks prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
DEATHS.

In Dummerston, May LIST, ARIA srAuLDIso. Al.
In Guilford, May lst., Widow LYDIA WARRES,
81. Printers in Mass. and Wisconsin please notice.
In Chester, April II. Mr.. VIZ II. FAIBcHILD, 81.
His remains were brought 10 Putney for interment
In Middlebury, April 18th, Rev TnoNAs Ar
BorT MERRILL, d. D., 10
In Pittsheld, March sth, Mrs. sAuRA CHILp, in
the 18th year Of her age. "a mother in Israel, in
whom was no guile"
In Chesterfield, n H., April 10th. Of consump-
ton, JoHS II. SARGEASr, 80.
In swanEey, N H., Feb. 5, Mr.. JouS wHIrcoMn,
SO.
In Bradford. April II, Mrs. Rum !. WILLARD,
20 years and months.
In East Poultney, April IL. Amos Bliss, co.
Mr.. Bliss the agent Of company Of gentlemed
who purchased the old printing Office in that place
since discontinued rather than to have II taken TO
a neighboring town, and with him Horace Greeley
bargainei at the time Of his first apprenticeship to
the printing business.
In Grunge, Mass, April 81, Mr.. AARoS AIKEN.
20 years, q months, formerly Of Londonderry, VI.
The relatives tender their sincerest thanks 10 the
people Of Orange, and especially TO X. r. Carpen-
ter and hmily for their kindness and attention to
the deceased during his sickness and death Mass,
n. H., and III. papers please notice.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A fro in
Fr;d,v ,s,orroon or l,s, 49, 7, 49, ~, H.
wooden hn;IJ;nn II Camrnaro;a, S., 40
burnt houses. stores. wbaryes and vessels 10 the
amount of $500 600. about half of which was
covered by insurance.
william c,,rl, ,,o,,. u.oo.. ,.x.L.,
If U,r,ford shot ,h,onnh he ho,a p;.har3
White on Frdav wh;,6had soro ,;r.o 49,.
married Miss Rorar, 70 ,hon, CI.rL FL
h,on ,,ev,, -, .,,.siaJ - ~ -
mated, it is said, from that circumstance. All
The murderer has been arrested. White still
brea,hes, but his death is looked for at any mo-
ment.
~ The Richmond Enquirer attacks Mr.
fionrney, the American candidate for governor
IN virginia, on Tue ground mat he has combat
teu .he position mat inc decline oil virginia was
a''riou'aoie 'oa want OF internal improvements,
AND MAINTAINED THAT 1T WAS nSE TO NEGRO
,crou, r;h a ,Inre non,lo,;on Th;s nrnnos;.
lion he pnder,ook 70 make oood in an ei,hnra,e
sneecb - IT, moe .noh Iao,,, no,S;n~1 w.
H. - :, -. 49, - ''e' 10
~ Ooi' Kinney, Of .he Nicsragu ia expedl-
uoh' arres'eu On thursday night charged win
an a',e",p' ~ ''o'A"' inc neu''a''y laws was re-
,easeu 'io"h CUSTODY on saturday upon giving
bonus IN ,on thousand dollars 10 appear and an
s"e. ~. warren ie'ahu ana capt uraham
'enuereo 'he required security.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
Masonic Notice.

Masonic Notice. The regular communi-
cation of Golden Rule Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons will be held at their Hall in Puiney on the
Wednesday next preceding the full moon in each
month. at 10 A. NJ. J. Low, Sec.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
Buy Me and HI do YOu Good.
o17- Only Csc for pint. and size for quart bottle.
DR.. Langley'S Root and Herb BitterS,



ooMPoUND OF
Dockrool, Wild Cherry Bark, Prckley Ash Bark, Dan.
delion Root, Sarsaparilla, rhoroushwon. Mandrake
AID RhubaIb ROOTald HERB IA UNDICE NIT
TIERS. This medicine has been constantly Increasing
in public estimation for FIVE years and is acknowl-
edged be the beet and cheapest medicine he lcOrd
The effect Of The medicine is most wonderful i acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all
distractions from the internal orgasf stimulating Them
to healthy action, enoyatng the fountains Of life and
vigor purifying the blood, cleansing il from all humors,
and causing il 10 lhfadgh every part Of the
body. They cure and eradicate from The system liver
compliant that main wheel Of 50 many diseases, Jaun-
dice, in lis worst forms all bilious discusses and foul
stomach, dyspepsia, eosyeness humors Of the blood
and skin Indigestion, hepdache, dizziness piles heart
hu, weakness pnn in The side and bowels, 1aiueney
loss Of appetite and oil kindred complaints caused by
disordered state Of the stomach, or bad blood, TO
which all less subject in spring aud summer
Coughs and colds are also by is use broken up and
cured at once. Office ~ Union street, Boston. Aud
sold by all merchants, IN every town and visge who
sel medicine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
BRATTLEBoRO RETAIL MARKET.

W00L-The market is void of animation; the
disposition 10 resume manufaeiunngi is not general and
the business doing is altogether Of a conservative char
acier. Prices rule very unlom-ihe stocks here being
very limited, consequently there is scarcely any press
ing the markell sales OF 10000 ID al 38a13c. for
aud full prices are obtained sales of COCO ID super al
Sass Re, and extra al 36a37c Foreign is quiet
Carpet Woods are plenty, with Offering. We
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
YoU CAN be CURED.

HAvE YOU TIE JAUNDICEl Have you The
Il Il Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Costiveness, IIu-
mors or Bad Blood Headache, Piles, Bilious stom-
ach, Langor, Wcarinezs Drowsness; Low Spirits.
All-gonc-atiyeness, &C., so common at this season
Of the year Then you can be cured by using DIR.
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERD BIrTEIG. The
proof is In trial Only 20 cents for pint and 37Ic
for quart bottles. FOR sale by
S. X. sTODDARD,
Bratteboro, May, 1866, 4wIl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05

Shafting, taps & dies, blacksmiths' tools. square
and round iron ard steel, hand tools, leather belt
ilig, drills, chisels, files, old iron, Sc.
Also, the counting room furniture, consisting of
salamander safe, desk, chRirs, So.
By order Of Assiguees. IA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
COMMISsIONERS' NOTICE.

OOIuHI1OOt OINLINO7 NO ICB.
NE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
Of Marlboro, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the Estate Of ARTEMAS IIOUGIT0N, late
Of Halifax, in said District, deceased also, all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the lth Of April. 1855, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do hereby
give notice that We will attend to the business Of
our appointment at the dwelling-housc Of the de-
ceased, in said Halifax, on the last Monday of May
and August next. from o'clock A. NJ. till O'Clock
2. NJ, on each Of said days.
TIMOTHY LARABEE, }
TIMOTHY NJ ADAMS, Com'rs.
IS PHINEAS MATHER.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER AGENT.
Seollay's Building, Court ST., -. BOSTON,
uZ-T To Public Institutions, Reading Rooms,
&c., well 10 individuals, this agency presents
a convenient and safe means Of subscribing for, or
advertising in, any number Of the best Newspapers
OF The country. Reniittances may be sent by mail,
with assurance that al orders will be faithfully attend
cd 10.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

DAGUERREOTYPES.
TTNHE subscribers having associated themselves
IL under the name Of J. l.. & II. NJ. LOWELL,
are ready to take pagucrreoypes in every style
Of the art and warrant them TO be recommended in
every particular. fsr determined that it shall
be for the interest Of ALL far and near. obtain
their Daguerreotypcs at this establishment
~ CUTTERS BLOCK.
J. L. & II. NJ. LOWELL.
n. d. Grateful for past fAyors | would bespoak
a continuance Of the same under the new arrange
ment. The junior partner is thorough Artist. and
our motto Is still oHlrard as heretofore.
Respectfully, J. L. LOWELL.
April 20. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
CARPET AND HOUSE FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.

CAhPEr AND hOUoB FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT..
Our immense Carpet Room is allied with the NEWEST
PArILENs.
English & American Tapestry Carpets.
Do Do Thrce-Ply DO.
Ingram all Wool, some as low as Soc
Beautiful Cotton s Wool do at 37ic.
Dutch, Hemp and Straw Mating,
A., 81, & Ca Oil Cloth Carpets.
Rugs, Mats, &c, SC.
Fearing no competition, we enabled TO keep
three times the assortment q any other
sell at lower prices.
The best LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
MATRESSEsEs & BEDDING Of all kinds.
Paper lrnngings.
Supplying as we do n large trade, we are enabled
to keep none but new styles and sell them 10 our
retail customers very near wholesale prices, from
ibc Roll, upwards.
OIL SHADES In Gilt and beautiful designs.
The new Metallic Spiral CURTAIN FIXTURE,
the best and only good Fixture, out
China, Crockery and Glass Ware.
Doing an immense business in this line. We can
keep three times the assortment Of any other con-
eern aud sell at 10 per cent lower prices. We have
new make which is warranted not to cracklc and
hardly erer breaks.
Table Cutlery
From the celebrated MlnufActory Of hanson, Good
now Co. Every piece warranted.
In conclusion, we cordially invite all TO give us
an early call. As we said before, we fear no COM
petition, as we DO our work ourselves, and our IA
cilities for buying Goods cannot be equalled. We
are always ready to show all our Goods. but we
never urge customers, good Goods well
bought, easily sell themselves.
Let each mao woman and child. hand this Circular 10
10 their neghbof, al The whole country Is awake.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05

All persons entitled to Bounty Lands under the Act Of
the Sd inst, invited to call on the Subscriber, aud
comply with The Forms and Instructions Just received
from the Pension Office. Washington in order TO re-
ceye the 100 acres Of Bounty Land granted by said
Act. Also Land Wprranls bought and sold,
J. W. MAYNARD, o Congress St, Boston.
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BOSTON CARDS.
AFRIL, 1855.
TO COUNTRY rTERCuANrs !

TINS undersigned, MERCHANTS, MANUFAc-
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEAL
ERsi are now prepared with FULL STOCKS Of all
goods in their respective departments; pecullatis
suited to the wants Of COUNTRY DEALERS.
The large and varied assortment which the DOS-
TON market affords to purchasers, presents a su-
pcrior opportunity for choice selection.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
AUCTION SALE In BOSTON.
By Francis SPRAouE.
Successor to the late Ferdinand E. Whitley
ISiore No 80 Long whah.l
Assignee's Sale of Machinists' Tools at
Auction.

Auction.
Will be sold at Public Auction on THURSDAY,
May 10, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at No. so Albany-s
Boston, the following described Machinery, &C.
comprising the property Of Geo. Hepworth, late
proprietor Of the Empire Works:
One l6-ioot 36y32 inch planning macliiAc, made
by Thayer, Houghton & c., Worcester, Mass Is
in superior running order, having been used but
one year.
Two oft 9-inch Pm square do do, in prime order.
One do do do do do do, new & perfect
Five 5-ft 8-inch 22xl8b-in do do, do do.
Three On Sinch 2O-in square do, do do.
One gear cutting engine, with cuttere, arbors aud
bushings
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
Memoir of Martha Whiting.
30 wAsnrseros ST., BOSTON.
LAND WARRANS under the act of 1855,

PROCURED FOR SOLDIERS AND SEAAIEN who
actual service fourteen days under State u.
:. Officers, in the war OF 1879, Florida war, war
minors. unless i60 acre have already issued
aud where warrants less ilan 100 have already
been obtained will be procured sufficient
make up that amount, application in person by
letter to HoRATIO WOODMAN, Of Railroad Err
change Court Square. who pays cash for The warrants.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-05
BOSTON CARDS.
DIR. ". NJ. CORNELL.

$50 WASHINGTON ST.. & % ASH ST., BOSTON.
Treats oil Chronic Diseases. Epilepsy. Dysrcpsi ia
tlvcncnod Consumption, and Especially OF Female
Complaints, und such as pre- tonnttled Nth Nervous
Debility aud rfainlihn. These dteases have bccn bic
special study for many years An his medicines are
prepared under his Inspection Office hours iii
Q A. NJ. and from II VI. to r. NJ.
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MARBLE MANUFACTURER.


W. TYLAND,
TREnosr srRErr, lnear R r. Bridget BOSTON
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Crockery and Glass ware.

Just receiving assortment Of New Styles, for sa
low as the lowest, al WIlEELER'S Cheap Store
GRASiTE Row.
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DAGUEnREOTYPE GOODS.
HNsAwYER& co, 1913 Washington ST, Bosioi

OtsDcfts DOuke "a w., AOO Stsstc Stss
Dealers in Axles, Springs. Anyils, Vices, bellows;
Chains Pressed Nuts and Washers, Bolts Riveis Jack
aud Bed Screws, ami every article generally used by
Maehinisis add Sbipsnfhs. Forsngs and Castings
furnished 10 order.