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DEATHS.

In Brattleboro Nov. 1oth Of Group, LUCIAN A. aged
years, youngest Of the late Rev. Luke sherwin
81 shall 20 to him. but he will not return to men
In thi. village Nov 4h Of lung fever and plcuri'y Mr..
LUCIUs WHEELER, in the SD year Of his age
Thy passing spirit gently I'D,
Sustained by grace divinej
o, may such grace on US be shed,
And make end like thine.
In Dummerston, Nov. H. MARY r., wife Of Hiram Y.
Knapp, aged 81 years and 10 months
In West wardsboro, Oct II, Mrs, HARRIET MAY, aged
as Nov. II, LOUISA, wife Of Mr.. Hibbard Baldwin Of
Phiipston, Ms aged 19,-boh daughters Of Mr. - Pond,
Of West wardsboro Nov IS MARY ELLEN, eldest daugh-
In whltnghsm, Nov H. Mr.. SIZES sTICKNEY, aged rs.
peaceful citEen and honest man.
In Tewnsbend Nov 9th, JOSEPH HAYWARD, aged 90.
In Townshend Oct 3lth after brief hat painful sick
ness. IRVING GOoDN0UGii, OF Pitsford The subject
Of this mournful announcement q member Of Leland
Seminary esteemed and beloved both by and school
mates his loss Universally depored The following reso
buttons unanimously endorsed by the school expressive
Of their fings be TO add that though the
remains Of the deceased home and the une
raj services attended there yet at the request OF the school,
the Rev Mr. Wood delivered appropriate funeral discourse
to them assisted in the services by the Rev Mr. Fletcher
Whereas Death has entered ranks and sing ed from
our numbers his victim, a vel beloved schoomatc,
highly esteem.d friend and much respected casate and
would deem II our mournful duty TO make
preston Of the emotions aud synpathies by this
sudden and affective dispensation Of Divine Proyience
Rsoirsd That deeply lament the loss OF amable
friend and that the sorrow We bear for him can hnd
sion In common measured phrase,
Rtsolred That will cherish with fond remem-
bsnee the lively rseolesons 9f his mild and gentle temper
It's and his respectful regard for the wishes Of his teach
Resolved That his aiced parents and relatives the
tenderest deepest ympathes Of hsart In this heavy
bereavement which has deprived them Of only and
relative In whom conferred their ondest hopes and
ticipations ~
Rssoieod That earnestly desire that the lessons Of hu-
ailty taught by this "touehing moran may not pass
unheeded by Kindred or friends.
Rsorsd That copy Of these Resolutions be transmitted
OF the deceased and that copies be furnished
for publication In the Rutland Herald Phoenix
In behalf of til. member. of ! n nSSs
Leland Seminary, FRANK EMERSON,
J PARK DAVIS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-11-28

The MOnIeoi Transcript, speaking Of Wistdrs Bdisdo
Of Wild Cherry June TO- sayswe believe ii to be general
ly recognized useful medicine by medical men, and
with perfect truth and sincerity that in
with which arcuarly acouained-that Of an
old gentlemen at least eighty years Of age, residing few
miles from this city, and who troubled at times with
ashmatca complaint most decided relief is obtained
whenever he makes Of the baam this at the advanced
period Of life which he has arrived at may be considered
unsnswerable proof Of its virtues"
Look out for limitations.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
Sold by Agents every where
Brattleboro Joseph Clark West Draeboro, A. Dunklee
Putney c. W. Reyes; Townshend o. T. Butter8ed Wards
boro, ~ @. Higgins South Londonderry, J. L. Pierce; VIII
minston, j. so. Y. Swift Jamaica, A. Muzzey. 47-4s
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UAMBRIDcE CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, Nov oath, 1857.
Atmarket bS2 Catteabout 500 Bceves, and so stres,
Consisting G. Working 0xen Cows and one two and three
years old.
pmcKs-Mdrttt Beef Extra, 81 a T25 per cwt LIST
quality 80 ooae 65i "a quality IS 76 Sd quality 90 25
ordinary, s.
Stores-working oxen--t75 100, 100, 200 pcrpair.
Cows and Cdiues-S25, SO, SO a 90.
Yeufings-f1l 10. Trio Years Oid-t1T a $40.
Three Years Oid-$25 $50.
Sheep and s-1092 ut market pricesIn lots, g. q
90; extra and selections, 90 3 IL.
HIDES lie per Id. Tdi0W--6c per III.
PsHs-62 a 61c each. car Skins-9 liza lOc perth.
Dine100 atmarket. Priccs-wocsae Go per hi Dress
ed a 1-2cper ID.
Very little doing at market to-day. Stock small, and but
few buyers Extra cattle Sheep dull but few
wanted.
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Home Testimony in favor OF DIR. Graves
Hygeian Alternative Syrup.

TOWNSHEND. VT, JULY 10, 1851
GATES CO. IL feel IL duty to state the follow
ing facts the public troubled with the scrofu for
twenty years During that time paid hundred dol
medical various kinds Of medicines but
got kind Of relief Two years ago advised to try
DR.. Graves Hygeian Alternative Syrup. accordingly did
IT, The effect Of the first bottle encouraged took
bottle the Syrup experienced decided BEN
ent from IT, continued to use it for several weeks and
strange II seem, felt II had wrought complete
change In my system. 1t had purified blood regulated
digestive and totally cured me Of the Serofuta
Ny disease to this day. uld
this remedy every troubled with npurty Of the
blood. Yours truly, 0REN B0YNr0N.
A. H. GATES CO., PRoPRIEroRs, WOODSTOCK, VI.
~ AGENTS Burr, Foster Co No. Cornhill, Boston,
Wholesale Agents. Kemp Boynton, Townshend; Sawyer
& Smith, Newfane Howe Sherman, wilamsvillei r. D
Perry. East Dover J. G. Higgins wardsbcro Sawyer
Fits West Townshend; @. II. Pierce Jamaica; and by
Druggists generally. 29-1y
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS! MOTHERS

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN. DON'T FAIL TO
procure Mrs wnsows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
Ing 1t has equal Earth No mother who has ever
tried Mrs Winslows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will
let her child pass through the distressing and
critical period Of teething without the aid Of this invaluable
preparation II life and health be est ated by dollars
and cents, 1t is worth It's weight in gold.
Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs winslows soorHIso srRuP
sold every year In the United States 1t is old and well
tried remedy Price only Is cents bottle The genuine
article has the fac smile Of Curtis Perkins, New York
each outside wrapper. 1S1y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-11-28

CTATE OF VEL M o N T -,
- wISDBAN County, S.
The foregoing petition being presented to me- and appear
ing that the Libelee resides without this State
II is Ordered. That he be summoned 10 appear and
swer said libel before said Court at the time and place
sa by publication Of the same together with this order,
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phnnx newspa
per printed Brateboro, In said County Of Wnlham the
last Of which publications shall be least six weeks prior
the Of the Court to which said petition Teturnabe
Dated at NEwFAsR, In said County Of Windham, this
Seventeenth day Of November, 1857, )
| nHa gHrH n .TN JAMES BARRETT,
sw4s Judge Of Supreme Court.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-11-28

letter from Rev Charles bbari Missionary In Bur1nah,
to his father, Joseph Robinson ESQ., Of this city, has been
handed to for publication from which make the follow
ing extracts-Prouidenoe Journal
NEWTON, Maulmain, June 0, 1855.
DEAR FArHEnwI you kindly to Mr. Davis that Mrs.
Hbbard and myself, and indeed might add all who
with u.s. feel very grateful for the box Of Pain Killer he
gave us when left native land for Burmah. have
used for coughs, colds, violent internal palms,
plants, burns, bruises and for the sting Of scorpions with
uniform success The only severe spasm Of the stomach
which Mrs. Hbbard has had in Burmah instantly
levsd by the Pain Killer. We always keep where can
put hands in the dark, need be- Although took
Mr. Nesbs box when he returned to America yet II Is oil
gone but three four bottles and that would have been
long ago, had refused to part with it, The Karens
beginning learn its value and call for it, but have to de-
ny them except in Doses for could not think Of being
without It. AIS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-11-28
s PECIAL OTTO s
ToNcrYou. Sufferers.

RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to health in few
days after many years great suffering Is anxious
make known the Of VIII send ec the pre-
scripton used Direct to Rev JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No
1876 Fulton street. Brooklyn, MY. 3m4l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-11-28

II q IA - "A L ID :.
PAIR LIGHT GOOD WORKING CATTLE,
1OX CART, IRON EXj
l LIGHT IRON Ex OK WAGON
OK SLED, IRON SIIODj
GOOD WORK HORSEi ..
SUPERIOR RIFLE, Q.EosARD's Makes
SHOT GUN; - $3.50.
Es 4 DRIVING HAMMERS.
Any Of the above articles will be sold low to any wish
ing W purchase
Apply % W H. PErrEs near the West River Bridge, and
examine for yourself. -I n.y. Ha
| Brattieboro, Nov, 1857. f- 3w-4e
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THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CEI.ERRATED FEMALE PILLS


Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir CT IKE NJ D., Ply
stefan Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfAing in the Of all
those painful dangerous disorders which the female
constitution subject 1t moderates all and removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It peculiarly suited 1t will In short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar bears the Government Stamp
Of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should be taken by females during IL,
FIRST THREE MONTHSof Pregnancy, as they are SUR
to bring Mseariage but erey other time and srery
Other case, they are perfectly SAFE.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron Palpaton Of
the heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy do net contain iron, caome anthony thing
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(LATE I. q. BALDWIN 4 COL
Rochester N. Y.
N B. 81 aud postage stamps enclosed any suthor
jsed Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by mail
For sale by JOSEPH CLARK Brattleboro. VT, o. r.
WOODS, bellows Falls and BY Druggists In every
the United States Fred T. Smith, Montpelier w. whole
sale agent for the State. 30ly
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
MARION W. ToORTELOTT Libelant
Us. FRANK TO0RTEL0TT, Libelee

PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
MARION W. TooRrELOTT, Libeant
Us. FRANK TOoRTELOTT, Lbelee.
To the Honorable Supreme Court next to be holden
Newfane, within and for the County OF winham and
State Of Vermont, the first Monday following the
ond Tuesday next the fourth Tuesday Of January
the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred and
hfy-eght
Comes MARION W. T0ORTEL0TT, and humhy represents,
That her maiden name was MARION W. BUTLER, of Brat
eboro in said County Of Windham That the thirty
day Of January A. ID. 1858 she lawfully married
FRANK TOORTELOTT at said Bratleboro by H. p Cutting,
minister OF the gospel duly authorized to soemnIe
rages this State That after said ntemarriage Of your
petitioner with the said FRANK, they resided and cohabted
together husband and wife at Templeton in the State
and at said Battleboro, VT That from the
cohabted with the said FRANK both at said Templeton and
said Brateboro in the careful observance Of all the du
ties and obligations enjoned by marriage covenant until
the eighth day Of May A. D. 1854 when, and while the said
parties were residing husband and wife at said Braeboro
said FRANK wifuy aud without cause, deserted and
your Petitioner aud since then continued
wu deserton and hitherto has utterly neglected and
refused cohab with do anything towards the nante-
ance or support Of your Petitioner during all which
mentioned she has been compelled to rely upon
efforts and the charity Of her friends for her support
that the said TING OF said deseron, she has
now does reside In said Bhtleboro And your Petitioner
further represents that the said FRANK ToORTELUTT Ia
without the State OF Vermont and
your Petitioner but she verify believes 70 the State Of
Wherefore Petitioner prays that the
bonds OF matrimony between her and the said FRANK
TOORTELOTT may be dissolved, and bill Of Divorce de-
creed her.
BEIrrLEBoho, November 9Th, A. D. 1857.
MARION w. TOoRTELoTT.
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MISS 8. d. CARM IAN,
l Invites the public general and invads In particular,
to the she has male without medicine Ia most after
all other had failed Of chronic diseases Of the Lungs
Stomach, Heart Liver and Spleen Spinal Weakness and de-
fomi,es children adults, with enlargement " the
shoulder and hip and contracted chest stomach AMI
sides, with pain extending into the shoulders and sne also
agone sensation In the pit Of the stomach with Neuralgia
Pains and loss feeling in the Head, Back, Limbs, II COM
PEELED to exercise upon their feet with all that prcan group
Of suengs, known Nervous General Debility, in both
Many Of whom pronounced in the last Of
Consumption who be In the enjoyment u Health
Do fail to visit her Rooms the Revere House when she
No charge for advice. .4l-2m
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-11-28

TATE OF We II M ONT.
~ MARLBORO, 8. s.
The Probate Court for said District To all whom it
may oncernGreeting You are hereby notified that HEN
RY PACKER, Guardian Of JEFFERSON BARNEY, Of Gull.
ford said District insane person, has made application
In writing this Court for license to sell all the Real Estate
Of his said Ward the ground that the personal Estate Of
his said ward Is insufficient furnish him with support and
that the Of the Real Estate necessary for that purpose
and that this Court will decide upon said application at the
session thereof he held the Probate 0ce ratteboro
in said District, the hh day Of December A. d. 1851
when and where you may be heard in the premises II you
fit AN " HOLBR00K Register.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The undersigned will attend to the examination OF those
persons who intending to teach school the town Of
braeboro, during the ensuing winter at his residence
High Street saturday the 5h Of December O'Clock
p NJ. All candidates requested present themselves
that time CIIAs. CUMMINGS, supt. Of Schools.
Brateboro, Nov. rs, 1857. 2w-4s
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1871 pages 80 engavngs bound explanatory of the treat
by which he CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, DISEASES
HsARr THROAT STOMACH, BOWELS LlvsR, KipSrrs an
SKIM FEMALE COMPLAINTS, CRAWL, &C. sent by mall an
postage prepaid, for 40 cents.
Apply To- Or a q FITCH
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IYpRnYEn SYRINGE>.

IN MoREY sMiTiIS Jew ELASTIC BAlI-NMNt
sxs S... .nd a aaaSd q ma. Sei e
O with facility By adult psticnu aud is ecommended hy
Syringe In the Marset fu,
up In small Tube AMI pamphsi OF instr e,"n
nd howt L. Manufactured anu SEQ AZ
MUREY SMITH avehi st. sni al retah py Dtussis"
throughout United States aud bTitih ff"Snee-
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Il The NEW GAMMA sACHA, by l. Mason.
~ We 4 still aheadi sslss nearly half miion cnpe,
SL----I Asarsnd-rd this work has rival II insurrs
a. popularity Singing school, and supremacy % the Chor
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,-..z.z.zn STENCIL LETTERS Il FiGuREs y---7.ssss,j
Tl1iIlU OF VARIOUS SIZES. for maj king GOODS
bt3f8% inxEs, &c. Ale iSpLlLysbt saMs
lssssss1 STAMPS. se for marking eo,hiug e. $1,000
4H Sslem 81. nosion. Mas..
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EHgytSSeA r. II. ROBINSON'S in 'exicnl "
z .,xn,xNSn,A 80 up aud PERfUMERl. MANuEAC-
30 Is TORY. iIave,hn s.; io' w,, !; Toll,
Brown Wini.-i IA Lsds Toilet BB Dentalt D. l,diss
t,n Shavn Saapsi IA Cent?
sSsUiss " sfbsT, shaving re Mseh1ne: and AIiis
eh@1ncai fanly sn.p. l lh Of Shish ,e D2
isp1sted. Ind. Iieal PREPARATIONS ~" fhE l" VI"
Circulars Of his Inde ricai- system seat Tree
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-11-28

A AGENTS MANTED. To Sell LftoE ~ Ceelc-
~ aIspei for every place Pario Kites worsshop ~
TN prr with only the poorest oil or grease and with
"A out sInKz orsaHLLJ a most sPLhNDiD lLvmI, 81
Corner Sudbury Hawkins Streets
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL.-G III Norton, Va; A
Powell, Miss; c Pierson, NY; r A Shine Fla:
Il Clark, La; Cochran and lady, Ala; l.
Hamilton, Ny; u Bilbo, Ala; w Fl Buck La;
Miss Buck, Miss. w w Cater and lady Ga;
} w Bellsh, do Bradley aud lady, Fla; WIN )
Roberts and lady, Ga. Chapman, Ark; John
Cromwell, Tenn; Armorn, do; Miss Armorn
Co. w Bracey, Miss, McGower, do; Ame-
mea and lady, o; ID Wilcox, NY; Hill Coch-
MI, Geo Steers. do: G Lund, Texas; WIN Nc.
Lean, do; w r Wall, do: NJ : Plumrner Md: 1,
V Oliver, do; c Morton, de- w Cosgrove, Va;
y Chslkley, do; g A Chandlee and lady, Miss:
T; B Price, NY; r r Meade, Va; w Pringle
and family, SC DR. Johnston, Miss; Miss John
ston, Va; w 6 Evans, Miss; T Halliday. do. w
II Garland. Ark: w Newton, Foote, T l. Lo-
max; J Plowden and family, Md ID Lyles,
Miss; Garner; Rind, Ala; Mrs M Pol
lard, do; Mrs Courts, do; Mrs NJ d Hudson,
Ga; Beecher.
WILLARDs' HOTEL.-TK Vaughn, Pa: ]
w Lynn, do DR. Thomas, Md; A Aanlon
Nc w III Webb, NY; w c Hubbard, Mass; A
W.stervelt, AY; J Joyce, do; J NJ stocket, sc;
Capt Dyer, L "a; Z Harrison, Ky; A Mehatfey; !
Curran, NY; Davis, Tenn VI Mclean, NY;
Miss Mclean, do; Mrs Clark, X Christina ~;
ii BentroP, La; X shTader, Iy, Mo; Miss ii
Thompson do; A Bland do; T Ames. Mass:
II Vaner, NC; Il r sloan, SC; A Johnnon
Miss; w Scott, Va: w Rice, Pa; J l. Townsend
Mass Burke. DIR, Tex; Miss Noble, do; Miss
Kelly, do; l. Lee, Eng, w Craven, Scotland; Fl
Erwin, Ga; Is ii COngers, do; Miss ; q Congers.
do: Miss C l. COnge.s, do; J ) Woodside, Md; Dr
ii Howard, Tex
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-W r Maitland. Nh:
Mrs keating and daughter. Pa; " Armstrong
w l. Powell, j l. Walter, Col w iDston, ] W
Bryce, DR.. Gibson, l. Gas.away, X WILDER j f.
Green, Wise, w Page, ORA Young and fam
lily, II V Edsall. B ii Very, Thomas Smith, dc
Tagnel, Marshall, r FLETCHER, Va; w = Ashr,
Nc g Richardson, Mass; J Young, La; r
Dickinson, NY b Hopper, Pa; CuTtiss, Mass
simpson, NY; G BrOwden, Ry; Blake,
=. u = 1ui6 Ia n II
stoddart, Mrs Bowie, Md; p Surtis, w Glib
bord, Mass; w w Bates NY
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NOTICE.17C. r. l.. CROWN CO. are re-
RSfElvRs daily some of, Of the finest EHRN@
invite the attention of those in want, as we ~
assure them they can save at least 10 per cent
Ssysa and Tables
Cherry and poplar Tables.
Mattress, hair, ooTn-top, and husk; Comforts.
Rocking Chairs. cane and wood seats.
Cushions for Chairs, Settles, Clocks of ell kinds
G GIs;.s. Ct all kinds, som. extra hne Carpets.
C G9.asS sets, kugs. w alters. .u,;.
Feather and and Fancy Good. Of snas
And other Goods too numerous to mentionto which
we are determined to sell for cash or to panotua
cor. OF 9Th street and Penn. ave.
p S-ws shall still continue our regular sales on
syenns ont and Saturday both morning and
cited, and In all cases advances made when required.
ps-s up.sp CIR L. S {; 4 GS;;
TAYLOR MAURY's ELASTIC PENS, the
., ! nearest approach to a quill, manufactured BY
Kerry Co, London, expressly for Taylor &
TAYLOR & MauIy's Envelopes, from ten cents a
Taylor & Maury's Letter Paper. from dollar and
Taylor & Maury's Commercial Note Paper, from
a dollar and half per ream.
Taylor Maury's Bill Paper, twenty cents a
rsylOr & Maury's ex ira fine qualities of English
thick cream laid" specially imported by Taylor &
'Tsvlor Maur,'s United States official Sealing
Wax.
Taylor & Maury's Half dollar Bibles, elegantly
bound. y
Tay lor Maury's Forty-cent Prayer Book, ele-
gantly bound.
Taylor & Maury's extensive stock of Stationery
add Blank Books embraces every variety, from the
lowest TO the highest grades manufactured which
they offer at the cheapest rates consistent with
quality.
New Books received Immediately On publication
Expectations of Boo ks from England weekly.
All the School Books used in the District at low
prices. TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
Book and Stationery Store
an - near Ninth street.
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EVENING STAR.
ADELE.

~ CHARLES MoREAp DENIE.
L22ef s nm NV .p bsart fiom care Vas free,
Some one asked ms-"do you know
Adele?"
And with sighs, frequent signs.
Turned the questloner from me,
Murmunng, to my surprise,
"Adele.
All. thine eye s, son blue eyes,
soon looked lovingly on me
Looked till / Of love grew wise,
Adele!
Happy time happy time!
Thou didst lean thy heart on me
With a human faith sublime,
Adele.
At thy feet, thy feet,
Sat / oft, and tremblingly,
Deemed thee for this world too sweet,
Adele.
And thy breath, fragrant breath,
Sweet enough to cheat the bee,
Did, full soon, enamor DEATH
Adele.
Years have passed me--ah, what years!
Since there fell, unfelt By thee.
On thy forehead my hearts tears,
Adele!
Still / of, very of,
Hear the olden melody,
And my world hard heart grows soft,
Adele.
Dreams of wealth, dreams OF fame,
StrivIngs for high destiny,
Have not blotted thy dear name,
Adele.
Evermore, evermore.
My soul niurmurs to Deaths Sea,
Constant as a shell on shore,
Adele :" [LoGssvilis JournaI.
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Spring AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN III. SMOO1

- JOHN ii. SMOOT,
ha. received from N New York snd Phsdeph,a
naw at vss ST to cash and
STAPLE and FANCY GooDs-oomprising in part a.
New styi Silk Robes and fancy Silks
Best make black Silks, high lustred
Back Challles, LustTss and Nous Deaines
ShaLlies and Barge DEALINGS, in great variety
Rich orsandIe. Bsrege and Jaconet Robes
Bright colors and mode plain Bareges and De-
Plain french Brilliants and Percales
Plain colors Cravelas and Spring style Poplins
pncals, a light seasonable fabrio
Bet French printed Jaconets and Brilliants
Best makes new styles Ginshams
EnsIlsn PRINTS OF new styles, In great variety, at
Rel Clint. colors best French Organizes
WHITE GOoDe, In great variety.
Plal9 Swiss, Nsn,9ok and Jaconet Muslins
sInaI figured and rich Brocade Swiss Muslins
PLAID and striped JaooHet. NansOOk and Swiss
White Tarletons, Illusions, and Wash Nets
trish Linens (Of the best max esq very cheap
Linen Cambria, Linen and Bishop Lawns
super English Long Cloths, suitable for Ladies'
New York, Bates, Atwood. and other good makes
White Canbrics (of Jonas's celebrated maks)
White Brants and striped India Dimity
Shirt Bosoms and Shirt Collars. O''N
French worked fMs 1.i'n SalIs,; and ,..
Swiss Cambria Collars and Sets
Swiss and Lace Sleeves and Sets
HOniton and Maltese Lace Collars
Swiss Cambria and Dimity Bands
Embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkh,
Also, new styles Lace and Silk Mantillas
Stella and White Grape Shawls
Plain and rich figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
stsel-sprlns, Nespolitan, and other Skeleton
Spring assortment Of Bsjou's Kid Gloves
Taneta Silk, black lace and Lisle thread do,
Cotton Hosiery OF every kind for ladies and
Gents best English Half hose, ribbed and plain
do I.lsie thread and Annoy cotton do.
good assortment If Silk Crayats and Ties
Suspenders, Silk and Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Gossamer and I.sle-thresd Shirts and Drnvers
New style Parasos, ~ VIE
Also, Gentlemen and Boys wear OF eyory descrip
ton, with every variety Of House furnishing DIV
Goods. D''
Domestic Goods for servants wear of the hssviss,
makeg.
Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable rood.
a. low prices. s00N'
sp str JOHN H. sMOOT.