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rotary Guthrie in his last annual report, accord
ing to which there ought to be a surplus in the
treasury on the 3Oth Of June, 1858, of $43,0OO,-
900. But Mr.. Guthrie made no estimates to
cover the contingencies of this revulEon of 1857,
and thus his forty-three millions are wiped out
Great fnanciers are very often but indifer-
ent prophets. How stand we now? The
expenditure of s27 900, 900 in little over three
months will fully cover the appropriations Of
S8j,000,000 for twelve months, and something
over. Indeed, the first bill required at almost
every session of Congress for the last half dozen
years has been deficiency BILL that is, bill to
meet the excess of the actual expenses of the
government over the regular appropriations for
the year. But should the actual years expendi-
lures fall short of the appropriations, we must
not overlook the certain expenses and doubtful
receipts OF the next year
Ii is evident, therefore, not only that Mr. Sec.
rotary Cobb has done all that he can do for the
immediate relief of the financial interests of the
people, but that for the next fiscal year he will
himself need relief in the shape Of loan Of ten,
fifteen or twenty millions Of dollars The prac-
teal issues for the coming Congress, therefore
will not be niggers, nor Northern or Southern
aggressions for or against Diggera nor land spols
nor lobby plumber; but such hard matter offact
issues as retrcnchment reform, economy, bank
rupt laws, financial relief tariffs and government
loans. Thus the events Of an hour overturn all
the schemes and calculations of parties and poll
ticians, and, when least expected, usher in upon
US a sweeping financial and political revolution.
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Daily Circulation of the New York Herald
Rsoswl Of the T5pe-sscond Hand Type
Fur sale Cheap.
In Consequence the fact that The daily circulation OF
ta iour1 reached tho amount of between sesy and
r:ne cosand copies per dag, and hAs sometimes exceeded
ninety thousand, becomes necessary osen and again to
the type OF Ill sorh upon which printed In
few days cect 70 receive Fonts OF type which
are now being manufactured a the foundry OF Aessn
Conner when he HnsAlD viii inmediasely sppesl IT.
drcss.
In tae meantime The type which our paper now
printed, Is not by any means worn out win be found
gooc enough for ne purposes Of weekly country jour
mas We therefore offer fonts Of typo with whinh the
Euo printed sor sale on cash term; alone, to such
weekly country journals - may be In need OF IT, All
praer, propssors who desire 70 purchase this type
Wi saa,sas james Conner & Sons, who VIII treat with
toeu the most favorable cash teens
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Republican aeminstiops.
AIBASr, Oct. IL, 1887.
Al the Republican County Convention, 70 day, Heary A.
Brigham, OF West rroy, received The nomination for nte
Senator, and Adam van Allen for County treasurer.
Ths Reported Death OF Com. Stewart
PHrflnniFHIA, OCT. Ia. 1851.
The reported death Of Commodore aewar wss tscov-
rect He has been quite III, but his health ID ssv In
provinr.
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The latest news in the financial world, com
prising the transactions OF the day in this city,
and the bank suspensions in Boston and else
where, with the effect produced on the mercan-
tile community, will be found under the appro-
pirate head, in another column. The state Of af-
fairs may be summed up in single sentence
nearly oil the banks have broken, and the MGR
chants feel good deal better for the respite they
gain.
We have talked and heard 40 much Of bank
suspensions within the past few weeks that people
have grown familiar with the term, and there are
but few who realize that suspension Of specie
payments by the banks is catastrophe 30 dread
ful and injurious to the country that the only
worse contingency that could happen would be a
national bankruptcy. Especially will il prove
disastrous TO this city Of New York Had the
banks pursued a course which would have enabled
them TO conciate the iorbcerance Of depositors,
they might unquestonably have bridgcd over the
interval which separates them from the 18th Of
TIE monthly which time, We take II, the laws
Of trade would have been in full operation, and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-05
f. NOTICES.

Lectures. There will he a course Of lectures this win
tr In the lower Hall Of the Town House. It will consist Of
at least i've lectures, and promises to be one Of more than or
binary interest to the lovers Of n rational and instructive en-
tertainmeu. The first lecture, Thursday Evening, Dec. 10Th,
will be one in verse by Bishop HOPKINS Subject, pope's ia
nous line; "1n honest man g the MODEST work Of God".
subsequent lectures by the Revd. Messrs. sHsLroS Of Mont
peier, on the "History Of S eeuiations'', FLINT Of Green
field, Mass, on "Free Masonry" and wAsHBuRS Of Hart
ford, Ct.
Double Tickets for the course, $780, Single, s100i Admis-
sion at the door % cents. For sale at r. J. Carpenters Pc
riodical Store, and the Bank Of Brattleboro.
The net proceeds Of the course will be appropriated to-
ward, the completion Of the Episcopal Church in this Village.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

IUksDAf, Dec. z 1907,
Atmarket l77i Cattle-about 1900 Beeves, and 574 stores.
consisting CT Working Oxen, Cows and one, two aud three
years old.
PMcEs-M1rktt Beef Extra, 81 a I so per cwt Ist
auaiity 50 25a6 5oi "a quality IS 75i Sd quality, IS 70; or
binary, ST.
S~tores-working Oxen-t75, 100, $50. a 200 per pair.
cops and CdiUes-s25, IS, 40, so a 90.
Yeaiings-$H a Is. Tuo Years Oid-$l7 a $40.
Thres Years Oid-s25 a $50.
Sheep and Lambs 800 at market. Prices-Inl lots, 81 90,
! rs, 2O0j extra and selections, 81 SO a g..
Hides-5c per Id. TaHoW--6c per III.
PeLts-62 n SIC each. cat SkiHs-9a1o c per III.
Spine-9O0 at market.' Prices-whOlesale, &c per lbj dress
ed 7 a 71-2c per ID.
Remarks-The market was well stocked to-iay, and the
sales were rather brisk at the opening, but the average price
for beef, we think. was a shade lower, as the Cattle we're
rather better than those sold last week at corresponding
prices. The stock of Sheep were large and GALES dul!-and
prices have declined from rs to Goo v head There was a
large number Of stock cars over the ~fitchburg road this week
than for a number ofmoDths previous.
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CARD ToTuELAp,Es. nm. M

"A roNCU's FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN ri LIS
lufanible In removing stoppages or Irregularities of the
neises. These Pills are nothing new. but have been used
by the Doctors for many years, both In France aud America,
with unparalleled success IN every Gaze; and be Is urged by
many thpsand ladies who have used them. to make Tho
Pills Public, for the alienation Of thoc suffering from any
Irregularities Of whatever nature, aa we'll a. tn prevent prrg-
nancy 10 those ladies' whose health will not permit an in-
crease offamily. Pregnant fema es or those %supposng them
selves so, are c .utioned against using these Pills while prcg-
nant, as the proprietor ASSUMES no responsibility after the
above admonition, although their mildncss would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise those Pills are recon-
mended. Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
Price al per box.
Sold Wholesale aud Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent fr Brattlcboro, VI. Sold also by Druggists every
where.
~ Ladies' by enclosing him ST. to Brattleboeo Post
Once can have the pIla sent eonhientiallyl by return mail.
Remember and ask for Dr.. DIpoHeos Golden PiRs sigma
turc on each boz 1y45
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Home Testimony in favor OF DIR. Graves
-Hygeinn Alternative Syrup.

T0WNSHEND. VT, JULY 10, 1857.
A. II. GATES & co. IL feel IL a duty to state the follow
ing facts to the public. l was troubled with the scrofula for
twenty years. During that time l paid over a hundred dol
Lars for medical services and various kinds of medicines, but
l got no kind Of relief Two years ago I was advised to try
DIR. GrGues' Hygeian Alternative Syrup. / accordingly did
try 1t. The effect Of the first bottle encouraged me. took
a second bottle of the Syrup. and experienced a decided BEN
eft from 1t. / continued to use IL for several weeks, and
strange as 1t may seem, l felt IL had wrought q complete
change in MY system. It had purified my blood, regulated
NV digestiv0 organs, and totally cured me Of The ScrofILa.
u disease has never returned TO this day. | would recon-
m nd this remedy to every one troubled with inpurity OF tile
hood. Yours truly, OREN BOYNrOE.
A. II. GATES & CO., PRoPRIEross, WOODSTOCK, VT.
uT AGENTS Burr. Foster & Co No. l Cornhil. Boston,
Wholesale Agents. Kemp & Boynton, Townsbend Sawyer
4 Smith, Newfsne Howe 4 Sherman, williamsviiie Y. d
Perry, East Dover J. @. Higgins, Wardsboro Sawyer &
Pitts, West Towushend G. II Pierce, Jamaica and by
Druggists generally. 29ly
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PALS KnLEs.-voluntarily, con-
scieptiousiy, and with much pleasure, we %recsmmend to our
rolders the above named medicine. We speak from our own
observation and experience when we say that 1t rmoves pain
rs II by magic FROM all parts Of the body, and Is one Of the
best medicines in use for checking Diarrhea, and removing
the premonitory symptoms of cholera. IL Is applied both
internally and externally, with the best effects. and none
who have once used the Pain Killer. would willingly be with
out it constantly in their houses Cincinnati Erening Non-
pdreR.
One word in regard to Perry Davis Pain Killer. | have
used II In my family for some years. and take grtat pleasure
in recommending IL NJ a valuable medicine, that should be
kept in every family. I have witnessed wonderful and
speedy cures by Its use-recently, within the last week, l
have known a very severe case Of rheumatism soon relieved
and promisi' z u speedy cure. by this. in my estimation, IN
VALUABLE remedy. JABEZ S. SWAN, PASTOR Of the Hunt
ington street Baptist Church, New London, Ct. 1910
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBR ATED FEMALE Pills.

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. CT IKE, NJ. d., Ply
'ieian Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable mel cine IL uphIEng in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous Disorders to which the female
constitution is subject. II molerates all excess and removes
all y struetions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO HARRIKD LADIES
It T. peculiarly suited. It will. in n short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Eseh bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government Stamp
Of treat britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOT be taken BY fsmalss during IA,
FIRST THREE MONTHSer Pregnancy. as they are sue
TO bring IN Miscarriage, but at erey oihtrtine and in erery
otar case, they are perfectly saye. :
In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation Of
the heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure
when all other means have failed, and although n powerful
remedy, do net contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any thing
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
LATE l. Z. ALDwI 4 CO.D
Rochester N. y
N.B. 500 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any author.
ized Agent, will insure n bottle ofshe Pills byreturn mail.
FOR sale by JOSEPH CLARK Brattleboro. Vt, o. y.
WOODS, Bellows Falls, and by Druggists in every town in
the United States Fred +. Smith, Montpelier, VI. whole
sale agent for the State. 3o-ly
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
A ELL pEnII u. IL ELIZA A PERIL n

To the Hon. Supreme Court Of the State Of Yer
mont next 10 be holden at Newfaue, In and for the County
OF Windhain, on the first Monday following the second
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday In January.
F1NuE Of the Undersigned, SAMUEL
u PERIlAM, o. Brattleboro, In said County Of Wlndham,
respectfully showeth, that at Westford IN the State Of Massa-
chusetts, on the nth day Of May, A. u. 1929, he was by the
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, a minister Of the gospel duly authorized n
solemnize marriages, lawfully married IN 4 ELIZA A. PRATT.
That from that time he lived with his said wife ELIZA in
strict observance towards her Of all the duties required by the
marriage covenant until the year 1858, when the said ELIZA
PERllAM wilfuny deserted your Petitioner, and has ever since
refused to live with him. although your Petitioner has ever
been able and willing, and has in fact furnished a comfortable
home for his said wife, and has repeatedly and oiten requested
aud entreatcd the said ELIZA to return and live with your
Petitioner. Aud your Petitioner further rcprescntsth that ut the
time Of the ,iesertion Of the said ELIZA she was and stu Is a
resident Of the State Of New llampshife.
And your Petitioner further represents that he has fr two
years more last past resided at Drattebcro in SAID County Of
Winiham and State OF Vermont.
Wherefore, your Petitioner prnys that the bonds Of matri-
m1ny heretofore existing between them may he dissolved.
Dated at Bratleboro Aforesaid and signed this first day
u December, A. ID. 1851.
sAMUE ERHAM
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There arc Occasions

When even the healthiest people need medicines, the changes
Of diet, Of weather, and hundreds Of other causes, produce
a laxity in the system that needs correcting, or In other
words, the liver becomes slightly deranged, aud needs slim
ulstor. IT all who find themselves In this situation will try
DR.. sASFoRDs ISv. ooRsToR, they may be sure Of relief, a
we can testify to its efficacy in curing Headache, Indigestion,
Sour stomach. and other ills so common in n family 1t acts
a. a medicine, easier and better than any dose Of pills we ev
er swal owed, and is so mild that the smallest infant can take
It. ~ Advertisementl ~
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CHICAGO, Ill Nov. I. 1856.
MEssRs SErn W. FowLB & Co., Boston.-Gentlemen Your
Orygeadicf Bif,ers should be better known in the Western
Country, for we have among us Thousands who are suffering
from Dyspepsia. I feel that l am indebted to your Bitters
for my recovery from this awful disease. My habits at this
timc were scdentary aud my complaint was aggravated by
too close confinement. | despaired Of relief, anl considered
myself = hopeless ~dyspePtic. l conclu led to try the Dry
gcHdted BtfsrS. and a wise conclusion It proved 20 be. !
have taken in all, four bottles, and I avn cured. Although
rather n small man, my present weight Is 100 pounds. Your
Bittprs need oulS to be known to have a very extensive sale
in this section Of the country Respectfully, &c,
1880 J. b. NERVE Editor Journal.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
II HARRIET HURD IS. HENRI n. hui

II A IL II l n L IL Y IL Is EN ~ u NJ
To the Honorable Supreme Court, Of the State of
Vermont, next to he holden at Nevfane. In and FIR the
County Of Windham, on the 6rst Monday following the
second Tuesday. nert after the fourth Tuesday in Janu-
AIRY.
TNIIE Petition Of the undersigned HARRIET HURD, Of
Vernon. In said County Of winlham, respectfully show
eth. that at Northampton, In the County Of Hampshire, and
state Of Massachusetts,. on the Thirteenth Day OF September,
A. y. 1870. she was by d. VI. Game, n minister Of the Co.
pei, duly authorized 70 solcmniEe marriages. lawfully mar
RED to IENHD y HURD. Of said Northampton. That from
that time she lived with her said husband at said N%orthamp-
ton, in strict Observance towards him Of all the duties requir
eli by the marriage covenant for the term offOur years- dur
ing which time the said Henry y. Hurd treated your Petit
toner with iutolerable severity, making 1t impossible for her
20 live longer with him.
Aud your Petitioner further represents that At the time Of
her separation from the said Henry. he was residing at said
Northampton. but since that time the said Henry has gone
tn parts unknown IN your Petitioner, but As she verify be-
lievcs II still In siid State NJ Massachusetts,.
And your Petitioner further Representa- that for the last
three wears she has resided at Vernon, In said County Of
Winlham. and state Of Vermont.
Therefore, YOUR Petitioner prays that the boiyk Of matd
mony ,xisting hetween them may be dissolvedW
DATE at Vernon, aforesaid, aud signed this first day
OF December, A. d. 1851.
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MOTHERS. MoTHERs: MOTHERS,

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN. - DON'T FAIL TO
procure Mrs winslows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing Il has no equal on Earth. No mother who has ever
tried Mrs. winslow's SOOTHING SYRUP nor Children will ever
consent to let her child pass through the distressing and
critical period Of teething without the aid Of this invaluable
preparation. If life and health can be esti ated by dollars
and cents, II is worth its weight in gold.
Sillions Of Bottles Of Mrs. Winslow's soorHIsG srsrP, are
sold every year In the United States. II is an old and well
tried remedy. Price only % cents a bottle. The genuine
article has the fac simile Of Curtis & Perkins, New York. on
each outside wrapper. lS-1y
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ARR & 8.

In this rnlage at the American House, by Rev. Geo P. Ty-
Ter, Dec. 81, MIR. ELI TAFT Of Westmorelaud and Miss sA-
A JANE LOWE Of Chesterfield, N. II.
In this village, Ilec. LIST, by the Rev. Mr.. Adams, Mr.. BEN
JAMIN A. STRRErER Of Vernon and Miss MARTHA J.
PERSONS Of Brattleboro.
In this village, Dec. q, by the Rev. Mr. Adams, Mr.. HAIR
RisnN A COLE and Miss MIRA J. FIELDS both, Of Brattle-
boro.
In Mllbury, Nov IS, by Rev. Joseph Smith, JON NJ.
SPEAR, JR., Of Melrose and Miss JOsEpAINE A. Ri JDES
Of Millbury.
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To NcrXaun Suncrers.

A RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to health in a few
days, after many years ofgreat nervous suffering, is anxious
to make known the means Of cure. viii send tfrcel the pre-
.cription used. Direct to he, JouN NJ. DAGNALL, No
ls6 Fulton street. BROOKLYN, N. Y. 8m4l
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ NiNpHAM COUNTY, S.S.
The foregoing Petition being presented 10 Inc and Il appear
lug that the Lihelec resides without this state;
is Ordered; That she he summoned to appear and an
swer said Libel before said Court at the time and place afore-
said, by publication II the same together with this order, three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, a newspaper
printed at Brattleboro, In said County 0f Windham, the last
Of which publications shall he at least six weeks prior to the
session Of the Court H. which said Petition Is reirunable.
Dated At Newhane In said County Of windham, this
first day u December, A. d. 1857.
MILO l.. BENNETT,
Judge Supreme Court
KEYKs 4 Hows, Attorneys for Petitioner. ~
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NOTICE is hereby given that n meeting of
~ the First Mortgage Dondhotlrrs Of the Vermont VAL
ley Railroad Company, will be held al the Office Of said Com
pany. in Bellows Falls, Vermont, on the 2d day Of Deem
Der. 1851, at l O'Clock, p. NJ, to receive the annual report Of
the Trustees, for said Bondholdcrs, and take such measures
under the net Of the State Of Vermont, approved November
10, 1857, as may be deemed advisable.
G0UvERNEUR NORRIS, r..,.u
HUGH II. HENRY, ~, eH"
ALEX. HAMILTON, ia, nonduoiucrs'
Bellows Falls, November ~, 1857. sw4s
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EARMERsl EAR

EARMERSl FAR M f RS!
who will buy your rURKEYs a CHICKENS and pay the
highest market prlcei d. l.. MINER.
who Sli buy your GosLINGsi o.. u. MINER.
Al kinds OF Poultry taken Saturdays and Mondays Of each
week. Would prefer To have y ur Gosings from Tie 10th 10
the 2lst p Decent 9 either Of those days Sunday excepied)
II any are DESTROYS Of disposing Of your Produce such as
FOX, Butter, Cheese, Beans, &c, can do 30 for the cost OF
fe's't and 8 per cent. commission. Money paid as soon as
bIns IRE returned. d.
D~rstleboro, Dee. Z, 1857. aw-te
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. s.

In winiamsvile, Oct. 20, 1856, Mrs. RACHEL X, wife Of
David Dickinson, aged IS. Nov. 20, 1851, DAVID DIcKIN-
SON, aged ~.
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OF II NJ o MT,

Ct A OF T. II NJ D MT,
~ WISDHAA County, SIS.
The foregoing petition being presented 70 me, aud it appezr-
Ing that the Libeiee resides without this state;
II is Ordered That he bc summoned to appear and an
swcr said libel before said Court at the time and place afre-
said, by publication OF the same, together with this order,
thrre weeks successfully IN the Vermont phTnix, a ncwspa-
per printed at iirattieboro. In said County VI Niniham, the
last Of which publications shall he at least six weeks prior to
the session Of the Court to which said petition Is returuAbls.
Dated at NEwFGNB, In said County Of Windham, thi,
Seventeenth day Of November, 1857.
JAMES BARRETT,
sw+S Jsdye Of SUPREME COsrt.
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& TATE OF FER n T ,

~ NINDHLM COUNrY, SIS.
The foregoing petition being presented to me, and II sppcar'
ing that the Lbel,e, resides without this State
Ms Orferea: That he be summoned TO appear and an
sWer said libel before said Court, at the time and place aforc-
said, by publication OF the same together with this order
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Phoenix. a newspa.
per printed at Brnttlcboro, In said County Of windham, tho
last Of which publications, shall be At least six weeks prioi
to the Session Of the Court TO which said petition is returna
bic.
Dated at NEwPASY. In said County Of winlhani, this
First day Of December. A. D. 1857.
ISAAC y. REDFIELD.
Chi,f Judge Supreme Court.
KEYS & lfowE, Att'ys for Petitioner. "a
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STATE OF We MONT.
MARLBORO, 5. &.
The Probate Court for said Disirof To all Whom 1t
may concern,-Greetlng; You are hereby notified that HEN
Rl PACK Ell, Guardian Of JEFFERSON BARNEY, Of Gull
ford in said District, an insane person, has made application
In writing Il this Court for license % sil all the Real Estate
Of his said Ward, on the ground that the personal Estate Of
his said ward Is insufficient to furnish him with a support and
that the sale Of the Real Estate Is necessary for that purpose,
and that this Court will decide upon said application nj the
session thereof 10 be held at the Probate Once, in IEMt!eboro
in said District, on the fnh day Of December, A.. d. 1851,
when and where you may be heard in the premises, II you
see ut. al D. I0LBR00K, Register.
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1p,r,, MERCHANTS, LEXIS Book:kEEPERs,
LffN or those intending to become such. should read, y once,
n.y. those new -petst ;BSos' entitled HOW 10
p.s,sIiy How no no BIsiNEss.- A new Pocket Guide 10
Success in Prscdcsl Iif., Choice Of pursuit with L,gal and Com;
mrrcial Forms. Price n cents-inu,in 50 cents. One dollar Sin
paw for the four works in paper. OF 81. 80 " one lsrss hsnd.9msly
bound volume. They vii be sent " fnmcrbers ~ hst
tsxe prepaid, by FOWLER \ WELLS, as broadway, New York.
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n o Il I G F. .
All persons indebted to II. HADLEY, either by Note or Ac-
count, are hereby notified that the SAINT have passed into my
hands for collection. And to enable me In pay his debts and
satisfy his creditors you are requested te call and settle the
same, at the Bratteboro Meat Market.
$. N. HERRIcK, Assignee.
Dec. 4, 1857. 5w-i9