Vermont Phoenix from Brattleboro, Vermont • 4

Most Atp.ocious Mirder. 1 he rrov- re SILK DYEING. Notice is hereby given, said he Journal snvs "It is with the deen- est pain we have to record the awful death He has been seen repeatedly, within the rpH.U the JJcllows I alls Canal Company ofA.nasa Sprarue, Esq of Cranston, senior last week, with a gun in his hand, near f- wi I apply to the Supreme Court of the ami "I c. 6 i Stale of Vermont, at their term next lo be partner in the extensive manutaciuring nouse wnere mr was ounu. ins emises holden at Newfane, in anil the County of.

mllE subscriber will receive all kinjj of Silk Goods, Dresses, Shawls, Hdkf t-at his store opposite the Stage House," to dyed and relumed in good order. 1 an, ponsihle for the articles entrusted to my car!" and will warrant them well done. wishing loget ariicles dyed may be assured or having them well done, certain individual, the contrary notwithstanding. A. E.

DWlN'Prr Brattlehnro, Nov. 8, 13-13. gm olA.St VY. Kpragtie, wno was wiiiuny ana oeen searcueu, auu no gun can oe iouiiu on wjndham, on the second Tuesday of February cruelly murdered on his farm on Sunday af- them, although it is well known that lie had neX() jn or(jer to settle their Tai iff of Tolls ac- ternoon last. He left his house about 3 one.

A. bayonet, cartridge-box and sword cording to law. o'clock to go to a portion of his farm lying were found. The two persons arrested are, I ALEXANDER FLEMING, Clerk, TnWtnn mirnnsP nf Innkinrr tn far as can he Inal'lied. the Only 0I1CS of Bellows Falls, Li i have not vUiiP.ll December 26, 1843.

18 him. niiiutii a in ilia Ldttic tinu ai a- nil liio hi, wuu i ill i i .1 I I C. Ua DOUi CiOCK lie was lounu prosiraieu on me huum; ui iur. ojm bhhc mc nimwu, IVIT1 CY? the earth dead. Unon examination, a bull It cannot now be ascertained how far these 1 AJ Cabinet Furniture, ill bp.

confirmed bv testimony. NT HAVE associated with me in business ruuj 4 A nf nnP tliousnnri dollars has A Messrs. Albert II. Ciiari.es B. Day.

tol was found some distance from his body, been offered by the family of the deceased. 18,3 viwvx. and under such circumstances as to lead to for the apprehension of the murderer. A the IS the belief that a hasty attempt was made to! town meeting wasjheld upon the subject in conceal it. Cranston, yesterday, at wiiich an additional This announcement cannot fail to create reward of 1000 was offered.

Coparlucrsliijj rVcf'cc rfflHF, subscribers have foimed a Copartner-J. ship under the firm of DICKINSON, DAY and will continue the mercantile business at the new stole of Z. Dickinson, ZELOTKS DICKINSON, His age was excitement in our community, about forty-five. A letter received in this city last evening from Providence, states that some tracks in J. II.

W. II. ESTERBROOK, the snow were followed from the spot of lie ALIiKKT H. DAV, nrWIE subscriber continues lo rwrvnn CABINET md CHAIR BVSLXEsl in all the seveinl branches, and has on hand aa unusual large supply of good MURDER OF MR SPRAGUE. murder into a swamp, where the breech of Dec.

14, 1813.1 CHARLES 13. DAY O. 4, BRICK ROW, The Coroner's inquest on the body of a broken gun was found, stained with blood, Mr Spracrue, failed to elicit evidence to fas- After further search, a co.it was found, also To Ihe. lion, the Supreme Court of the Slate ten the suspicion of his murder upon any in-! stained with blood, and this coat has been! J' crmont, next to be. held at Aeirjanc, 170ULD announce to their friends and customers and the public eenerally, that they have recently seceived their Autumn and Winter stock of STO VM, consist dividual.

Dr. Miller, who was called to identified as belonging lo one oftheGor- vithinand for the County nf Windham, on the third Tuesday netl after the fourth ing of a greater variety of patterns than usual, of which the following are a part, viz view the body Sunday evenuif, iouud the dons, who had ueen arrested previous I ucsaoy oj January mxl. COOK STOVE. 1 i.i mi i leiiimn ol Lvman Lamb of Guillord, There were five wounds on the head: two the swamp, and the ramrod has been iden-j rt-s. ifullv sheweih, on the back and upper part of the head, one tified as one made for Gordon.

The Gor-' r'hat herelidore, wit, on ine hventv-sixih inch in length each, and nearly parallel dons were seen coming from the swamp af- day of Man A. D. liO, he was liwlulfy one on the left tipper part of the forehead, ter the murder, one of them without a coat, 'married lo Lurina Freelove, by Cy jtrian Ste-two inches and a half in length, and a large. The letter stales that very little doubt ex-, wis, a Juiiceul'ihe rWe, ami lived with the do. do.

do. do. do. Iwprorid Yankee Xotian -Grern Curtis' Eli rated Oven -Bueklin's Patent Railtray, James Vana's Sat'amal Johnson, Ceer 4 Cui's Double Ocul milium Climax, ALSO, do. do.

do. do. fracture of the skull and laceration of the isls in the uiindsofthe people in that vi-, s'liei oDser- Cabin Furniture A' Chairs cinily that the two Gordons are the men 1 'V" n.armge I I 1 4 1 1... of every uattern. Also.

Feathers u-nn mil ipi i iimriiiT tms membrane of the brain, causing considerable escape of the same. About one inch from the termination of this, backward, and one inch above the ear, is another, three inches in length, with a correspond- and READ? MADE COFFINS with severity and deserted his bed ami Km. an.l I. 1 Johnson, Grer Jj- Coi's Improved PARLOR STOVE tcithtait columns. Manila's Put i nt do.

do. Rev. S. It'. Hunks' Improved AIR TIGHT STOVES, perfectly made.

These Hint to the Fair Sr.x.-An English ast.1)t (,.,, bim and refused to live wiih l.im; all of which will he sold to nurcbasers fur rati. Stoves far exceed all others of ihe kind for neatness, elegance, convenience and saving of paper received oy a rpccni arrival, says wiai and your petitioner lurllier shews, ihal the lili auu iniv.iuic ui iiil. wunl m. fracture extends to the back of the head': uumarr.ed gentlemen of Northumber- s.nd Luenia, from ihe said fiist day of October and arc particularly adapted to keeping rooms and parlors, 'i ii .1 1 1UJJ 1 1 I -1 1 1 Ilov Sfovcs of all sizes; Fire Frames and Cnirfroii Also- another on the riht side of the head, two ie resolved to lorm inems.i.es 11,10 r.eyoen ine inches and a ilf in leuath two inches an associalion to be denominated the "Shirt te of Mussacbusel Iiviiik a-lultery. c.

and Pie Club" the nrincinal obiec. of which IH'oner p.ays 1 the bonds matrimony between him and llie siid Luci- ituuve aim iwwiiru ui lug cai, iui a nnt. i i fracture of the skull. There was a contu-1 is ,0 lnsure suitable wives. I 0 effect this, and FllSmU SJOVC l'ljie at wholesale and retail.

Also a general assortment of IlolloiC Ifi'ure. All kinds of STOYK ITRMTCRK and SAP BOILERS made to order. Ai.so An extensive assortment of TZTI and" various other articles, by which Pedlars and all others may be liberally supplied. sion on the rinht side of the head, extend- is bound, under the penally be granted him. inrr from the cheek bone and over the tern- i of :,) marr)' m1 cannot, or most kinds of Produce, or good credit.

The prices full as low as the lowest, and to individual purchasers living at a distance, a discount s-miicient lo pay the transport on all good size jobs. One ourneyman wanted immedialelyj none need apply but a first rate workman. One having a family would be preferred. Seasoned Pine and liasswood, one and hvo inches thick, wanted. Other Cabinet Makers, as trsoal, supplied a the wholesale pi ice.

for sale as above, in exchange (Tr Produce or Lumber, a lot of first rate iSrassClntfe. A. VAN DOORX. Brattleboro, Nov. 8, 18J3.

11 LYMAN LAMB. pie, which depressed the former, together two credible witnesses, be proved lo be uecwn.ber 1, with a larap oortiou of bone which forms theabl 10 0llt sew a shirt, make a pie, o- 1 STlTt nP Vl'llMnvT ipi. The skin is "UU aaru .1 pair 01 skickiiis; auu inusi r.n.m;.i 1 nr lorcpi.njf right side of the forehead. 1 1 T. 1 1 ir bin siv months nflpr hi inyrrincre under peliiion IriiHf not orone 1 at 11 is piace.

1 nere was a uiow 1 i.fi r. a a similar penalty, be able to establish that me I. the purpose, and it anpenr- ttT't'ratefuI for pat avors they solicit a continuance of patronage, and respectfully invite purchasers to call and examine their stock. doHe at short notice as usual. N.

B. OLD IRON and most kinds of PRODUCE receWed in exchange. Brattleboro, Sept. 21, Ifi u.i u.c uuUC 'B Hie said l.iifiri lives wnhout the iu- his lady is made at least a dozen of shirts, risdiclion of Ibis Ci.rtrt, it is or.lerrd, tr.nl she baked a dozen of pies, and darned a pair of UOlifil the pendency thereof by a nidili cation til said petition and ibis order, three weeks successively in the rrmont Phipnix. into many pieces; the bridge of the nose was hadiy fractured there was a wound 011 the lower margin and front of the chin, one and a half inch in length, a fracture of the bone at this part.

There was a guushot wound in the fore right arm; at the wrist, taking an oblique direction upwards, and paai.ior out fo ir inches above its entrance, printed at Hiattlehoro in said comity, Ihe list Farm for Sate. iHrft fin HE Farm owned by Samu stockings. 1 be idea, it is said, has been borrowed from a club at the South, here the scheme has been eminently successful, as the young ladies, seeing that what in modem parlance are usually denominated accomplishments, were at a discount, turned their attention to what was really of use. GHJILLV'S latin's Crntlcman's fHapjfnr, roit isii. PRE I UM Violins Violoncellos, rp.HE subscribers having been (br many years engaged in the manufacture ol Violins, Violoncellos, and Double Basses, are now enabled to announce to the public thai ol which shall not he more than three weeks Irom the return dv thereof.

CH. K. Chief Just. Sup. Court.

Rutland, December 25, 1343. 18 Gains, and lying in Guillord, The January number Kill bt issued on Dtetnber JyQi 1 1 1 on the auge road lending Iron. Bratlleboro to GieenSeid, is now (lllt'Iill li.t Sant rnnf airw fl irrtm on the ip of the arm the ball did not en 1 1 1 .1 1 10 me Hon. ine txiprc.me loiDt of the of land, suitably proportioned into mowing. Composing Machine.

We have lortf since heard of newly invented machines, both in this or ernioiK, nerl fair held at tillage, a larfe two storv house, well fin-vtthtn and for the County of inhed, (built in IS3S,) two'bams, rider mill, the thud Tueiday next after the fourth blacksmith' shop, and other buildings. There Tuesday of January nczl. is also sawmill, only 1 few rods from the counliy and Europe, for selling lipe, none of! which, we believe, have conic into pnctical! use. We l.avr never, until yesterday, had an ii.rv iiKTB in.njgiit mese instruments 10 long enjoyed the en- gree of perfection, both as to finish and lone, rcpaUuonol Irai prr.wi.cal the une()tlaW bv anv made in this country, and 1 'V unsurpassed bv any imported. At the refent Iseii.bi'IluhmeritJ.

and in the time ntita literary r. nailer ilia the ehrapeat a. well aa the beat. air otllie Amenran Institute held ihe year the haa girrn about JlK) York, where the perlect specimens pagra more original reading mutter than any of hia ol American skill in all the blanches of the and more original steel warn rings chanic Arts weie displaced, the subscribers rein addition to Ibe fashion flutes and rnlnreii fuirers. ceived a silver Medal lor the best specimen The tifrmf.s and merit ol a ihrre-riollar magazine i Violins and Violoncellos, the only InstruuienU nver all olhera are npparfnt.

hieh lias made an for which a medal was awarded. tlav nf over SEVEN DOLLARS. The have inxt nv nf 4emr. ter the head. No other wounds were discovered.

It is evident that the murder was not consummated without a severe struggle. Mr. Spragne was an uncommonly stoat and athletic and of determined personal courage. The ground bore traces of an encounter, and appearances indicated that there might have been two assailants. The pistol which was found was not discharged, although the percussion cap had exploded.

A piece of a musket-stock, with hair clinging to it, was found near the fatal spot and the marks of blood were visible for a distance ofseventy-liie feet. Jt would seem opportunity of teeing any of thrs? inventions rpIIF, petition of Charlotte Barret of Brat- house on said farm there is about 150 acres ol which are so intimately connected with our lleboro in raid counly, lespeclfultv shew- i good rail and sawing timber. Also, a young vocation. Mr. John V.

Ford of Troy, ex- eth, that heretofore, lo wil, about (he first day orchard nf good fruit, hibited to as yesterday a model of one he has in- of January, Anno Domini eighteen hundred As the Farm must be sold, the subscriber vented, and which is now on its way to the nnd eighteen, at said Itraltleboro she was law- offers it at a great bargain lo the purchaser. Patent Office nt Washington. It is truly a fully married to E.ra Barrett, then of said Brnt-1 Said farm is miles Irom Brattlrboro, and CHEATER THAN OTHERS, and an addition ff a Kllls wnnuenni piece 01 ingenuity ami ski 11. anil ran tleooro, hut now gone to parts unknown, that Irom Urcenheld. nl entrrav.nirs over other magazines that would embellish the cnniliesl Annual.

The publisher is n- fo JU- SAMUEL GAINS. Bin 6 be played upon precisely similarly to a piano she lived witii the said in said Braille-forte. A lady, or child, alter it becomes fa- horo, in strict observance of ihe marriage cov- Guilford, Oct. 1, 1843. howeyer satisfied that nothing but rial ercetlnct 1 "ne sllu nuhnr with the letters, can use the keys with enaut, from that lime until about the first of ean maintaim tlie high position his periodical has Iney tor sale cheap tut casn or iltan.eil in the niled Stales, and, as the tasle lor country prouuee.

works improves and extends, that tuithinsoft One rr.iod lone.l Parlnr Oman fi.r sale. Ihe rapidity almost iifthonghl, and as Ihe fin- January, eighteen bundled and thirty-seven, ger touches the key, the lypei fill precisely when The said F.zra, without provocation, de-to their place into line. Mr. Ford has been seiled and abandoned your petitioner and went that the assassins, or one of them, fired at him 7 ntunnii vnur uiii uz luirrutiu. WOODBURY 4- BV1WITT.

ith a musket or rifle, as he was on the brow The publisher does not hesitate to say that he lo parts unknown, and ever since hath conlin Brattleboro, Nov. 1843. lltf i of a slight declivity which terminated in 'J' f.is alt eomiietitiun irilli Ciralmm's Ml. Hia immense subscription Ihe merits C. G.

MERJUCK, Fashionable Tailor BHATTLF.BOHO. orders neatly and promptly executed. Watch Repairing. Price tlcdiiccd. foot bridge.

The ball entered his right arm a long time in bringing Ihe machine to its present perfection, and believes he has mastered every difficulty. If he has, he has made one of the most important discoveries since printing was first invented. The machine will, if made perfect, effectually knock all Ihe FOR SALE, nnd er his contributors, the high order of lied said desertion without making any provision for her and her children; and your petitioner lurther shews that (be said ever since paid deseriion, bos lived in open adultery with at the wrist, as described above and thus the engravers engaged, the number and variety of disabled, he fell upon his hands, and after recovering himseif.turned towards the bridge one YV heeler wherefore your peti mHAT well known Blarksmilb-X ing stand in the old village of 'Westminster, consisting of a brick Shop, well fitted tip, a small Dwel type-selling 11110 pi. We will also add that lioner mavs that ihe bonds of matiimonv he- where he appears to have met bis assailant lieganl piatra already ptireliased and on har.il, and ihe immense faciiilv which his capital and position give him lo prosecute llie work, render any efforts rivalry a matter of ridicule. Every number of the work issued, liears wiih it the evidence ot ils! triumphant success, ami esUblUlies Ihe inpossibiltly rjnllE subscriber has reduced the price ol Here the pistol was snapped, as would seem from its beins found at the spot.

lie ling House, with a barn and garden spot n-joining. 1-eing the only establishment in the a machine accompanies Ihe above for ditrihu- Iween her and the said Ezra may be dissolved, tion, by which type are placed into different and that a bill of divorce may be granted unto boxes, by the same amusing operation of her, and that her distributive share of the es-pUying on the keys. A'. 1'. Express.

tale of Thaddeus Miller, late of said Bratllebo- ro, deceased, may be decreed to her, and such Watch Work to conform to the times. Gold and Silver Work, ut success! ill competition then passed on to the bridge nearly half way across, and fell or was knocked off. A scuf Every number Cral.anVa Magazine is issued l'lare 01 mat kin.l, and surrounded ly goro ofeverv descrii.lion. earefullv nnd thorm.olilv fle appears to have taken place here, and at a costof nearly $t00-the plales alone costing customers, it otleM great advantages to Ihe nearly half the sum. Most ol the plates are from 1 purchaser.

For terms, which will be reawna-J i pails lie propei tyot ttie said f.ra may he repaired and warranted, opposiie the Stage FUR CAPS. the marks of blood trace the path to a di ii, 11,1 yj 1 aii.i.lFl.v IU SUIU loUSC in a i a unuri buvtivcs PI" 'oe nreinises io 4 LARG assortment of Mtiskr.it, Coney, Coin I may seem meet. D. B. THOMPSON.

WII1TNFT. rection of some twenty-five feet back, where the unfortunate man was found dead, Ivinir CHARLOTTE BARRETT. Westminster, Dec. 15, 1343. 4wl7 Rraltleboro, December 20, IUS.

i- Fur Seal and Oiler Caps al verv low prices, by E. W. PROUTY. I Bratlleboro, Dec. 26, 1913.

13 upon his face, and weltering in his blood. The blows on the head appear to have executed eiprcssly fur the proprietor, for engravings fur llie Among the pictures painted lor Ihe volume tor 1--I4, are two bv the jreat artist, srvernl by Lut.k, Insax Uo.vakok, Tiiomc-os, and others ot Ihe best of America. The of getliug tip c.nbi liishiiienls in tins style, may be estimated when we slate that some of these pictures cost Bratlleboro, August 4, 1343. 49 rglHEsubscrilif would respectfully announce to Ihe inhabitants of Biatlleboro and its vicinity, that having bought Frederick Van Doom, one door north of the Vermont House, he will continue lo carry on Ihe Painting business in all its various braiichc--, viz: been given by some smooth, blunt instrument, probably the end of a musket. There are strong reasons to suppose that STATE OF VERMONT, The foregoing Wi.xuium ss.

petition being presented lo me for Ihe purpose, and forasmuch as it appeals thai ihe said Ezra liarrett resides ivilho.it ihe jurisdiction of this Court, it is or- II 31 0 A Stratllcbsro Hooh-Store. E'ciicir, 3 NEW AXU SUPERIOR ARTICLE, "OROM the only Quarry of the kind ia the Woild. The peculiar advanlaoesof these Pencils over any other kind hitherto in use, are, they make a beautilul white mark ate very soft and easy to write with, and at Ihe same lime are much stronger than the comnum kind. 16 J. ST F.N Agent for W.

Co. -UU a piece, and will cost us, some ot them. the deed was planned. A rock near the three times that sum lo have Ihem engraved and woiked for the cd.linn ol Gi But no raiHISeslahuVlimenl has been removed lo the lK "Kl1 i me pendency ol said 1 liiucK Store, corner of and igA P'-tiHon by a publication thereofand this order, cost sh.ili be soared to keep our proud position streets, nearly oppoMte Messrs. Hall Towns- lllu'e ''vls successively in the ermoiil i'Ikk- House, Sign, and Imitation Painting, Glazing land Paper Hinging, and hopes to nieiit a share of public patronage.

lev's slores, where will he kept ronslantlv lor m-wmi in sain i inunani 'nt the livid of tlit pirivdicuis if the irurld." ms Literary Portrait Gallery. Graham's Magazine is tl.eonU- periodical that sale, School, Classical, Illiink, and MiM-ellane- bounty, the 11 ol ivlncli pul.licatioiis idifdl spot affords a place of concealment, and tracks in the snow were leading to it. Tracks were also found leading to a swamp in the vicinity, but they could not be traced beyond it. His person was not robbed. Fifty three dollars in money and a gold watch were left untouched in his pockets.

Plunder, evidently, formed no motive for the deed. ROBERT ROBERTSON. Bratlleboro, Aug. 10, 1343. 50 TIF.ST warranted TLOCA'S.

or bonks in a great variety, all ol which will be sold as low as can be puichased in city or has the enlerprize and sagacity to give to the "l'inie Pieces for sale exchanged, lor i m- not ne less than nine weeks lioin the return day of said petition. CH. K. WILLIAMS, Ch 'ufJusl. Sup.

Court. Rutland, Dec. 2.3, 1843. 13 world a lull scries cf I) iiuisueu uortraiis oi ass lumber. country, lor Cash, Rags, or approved shoit credit.

I .1. Ill I 1 1 11 'I IiOOK BINDING1. nur uisiinguisneu iiieriiu. inisisaniosi vaiuaoie leatuie. and.

as the list embraces the tare it ireru littritnj jitrstw of mitt in the I'nion, the series will STATIONERY. Cap. Letter, Deniv, Jlcdiiini, Cartridge, ubsciiber, giatc Various rumors are afloat, but none of WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a Journeyman Finisher, a trusty hand, to work as a foreman at Pai in ing, Slaininsr. A. VAN" DOORN.

Braltleboro, Dec. 6, 1343. 1 WAXTEIJ. lor nasi tavms Cost Office, Tissue anil Fancy Pai-rcs, in eve-1 would give notice that PALM LEAF WEAVERS wanted 10 still continues in the HOOK be ttuilli more a hundred dollars in any library, or on ihe centre table ol anv lady or gentleman ol lasle and rilineiue.it. The whole will cosl llie publisher ut leas! Jifttcn tlwiiHitttl itallms, a princely outlay, which are enabled to make from the liberality of the American peeple in supporting on new and improved Looms, by ry variety.

line pocki 1 and pen Knives; lilnnks of all sorts, Ink, Sand, Ink-, BINDING business at the slnmis, (nibs, tieel reus, anil alucst every' We publish the following letter from a sense of duty to the public. It is just such a letter as ve E. W. PROUTV, Agent. P.

P. Nos. 1,2,3, and 4, Palm Leal on laud lor biaidors. OKI Stand, Ao. 3, Brick Rate, where he is ready to Re-hind all kinds of OLD BOOKS, a iiuliomu Maiuliirit icoru.

article ol Stationery, wholesale and retail, ut low pi ices. 13 PAMPHLETS, PERIODICALS, i. Biatlleboro, Dec. 2G. 1343.

December 27, 1343. 13 ol winch will be done in a Merit and durable To Postmnsters nnd others. The l.iof. merit ol Graham's Mairazine ennsid manner, and al the lowest piices. ed, the publisher Halters himself that the following CHEESEEIAH'S A HAS) I AX UALSA33.

All orders by mail or otherwise promptly at them can be traced to any satisfactory source, and no motive can be assigned for the foul deed. It cannot, however, remain concealed the publicity of the act, the numerous friends of the deceased, and the public alarm, will all aid in bringing the murderer to account. It is impossible lo describe the shock which this event has given to the whole community. We have, indeed, been familiar with horrid tragedies; but, where accounts have reached us of murders committed in other cities, and upon unknown persons, the distance is prevented us from viewing the crime in its full atrocity. But when, within our own borders, a man well known and highly respecied, is shot down on bis tended lo.

C. ITT HEDGE, TAILOIS, IllS vahi'ible Mciltciiic hits bein used for G. II. SALISBURY mori' thrill it'll vcurri. and is hu'lily anureciulrd RradlpVtnrn Dor on 17 TJ ESPFCTFULLY inloims bis friends and liberal terms will induce thousands to subscribe.

To CLl'BS, the following proposals are made Two coiies for live lor IU; eight for $15; eleven for To Ihe Postmaster or other person forming a Club, the publisher will forward a Novel for every subscriber sent, so that, by varying the hooks, a for the peculiar and etlicacious propt rt it possesses should have expected from such a source. know Dr. Quigley personally, and there is no ruin in the country, hose opinion is entitled to respect. He is on all subjects honest and sincere, and Ins high character as a Physician canW attested by the first medical men in the city. S.iKPiir.nn's Tows, Oct.

10, 143. Dear Sir, Yon inquire of nie whether 1 bar used your Hair Tonic, and llie effects. Several years ago my hair began to fall rap. 'If from the scalp, and 1 had the prospect of premature baldness. During several years I used various preparations reenn.

mended fur Ihe hair, from liifli I derived no benefit. At length a friend rccurn-mended your Hair Tonic, 1 used three or four W' ties according to the nrinted diieclions. ani)altle the public, generally, that he has taken lor ttie cure ol nil Kmus ot Wounds, liruiscs, liLACK PLASTER. rooms over the store lately (KTiipi.il hy j. nurns, and hca Ids, and is a never for acule or chronic llhcumalisin.

Dickinson, where he will nianiifi.cluieall kinds fading remedy Il is vvinranled lo cure any case of I'ilts or iirtitla, complete libraiy may be obtained by any person (TO USE IT IS TO APPROVE IT.) rMIIS salve is supeiior to every other nj.j.li cation for wounds and sores of every de- ol however long standing, when everything else has tailed, and tt all'iads immediate relief in pain in a snort time. Single copies, three iliiUnrspcr ammm, in advance. Audio persons sendinir llie money, a cony of of gentlemen's clothing in as good style and al as low prices as can he done at any oilier establishment in this vicinity. Culling done al reduced piices, and warranted. Also, gentlemen's ffaitneuts neatly cleansed and repaired.

MrK. (having procured llie best nf ivoik- (having procured llie best nf in Ihe side and broasl, or pain and weakness in Ihe scription. It possesses the most, feuiaikable am and can ue depended on to quiet properties for healing, and speedily removes all own farm, in the open day, on a public t'loroughfare, and within sight and hearing "KLNUWOOD T11K KOVEK," Herbert's l'me will resiorn 'i t.in.i.t soreness ami pain irom parts wnere it isappli- end of sis months, my hair was thick set, and since iVivel, and also a copy ol Iiik Okjis ok Akt and IIi.actv, a beautiful work fur a lady's Cnilrr-Ta- of inhabited houses, it brinos home lo every men,) feels confident ihat he can give salisliie- I i -0 He lile, cnnlaiiiinff lliirlnn splendid Steel and Mezzo man, with learlul lorce, the insecurity ol "M1" may laym uiii. wiiu cnu joint, or numbness in any part of Ihe P(l' "ml vessels that are body, and is a sure and pleasant ap.l,cali..u for sore l'd opeiallllg as a KOOllnng balm upon liinos and throats, quin.ies, Ac. '1 bis is no doubt- art" irritated and infiameil, it perloims lol prepared in accordance wiih a cure in the shortest time that is possible for its tendency to turn gtey was arrested.

1 have never before "given a coitificate, recommending patent medicines, which indiscriiiiiii'l'7 used, as they often are. do much iniurv. hnl ia tint Engravings, will be fi.rvv.ir.led giatis. Address C-EORGE R. OKA HAM.

therefore hopes by stiict iitientiou lo business to merit a share of public patronage. Easl Bialllcboio, Dec. 25, 1843. 13 strict, and well est.alil.slu chemical laws, lis rep-; any application lo do it. 17 No.

Chestnut Sired, Philadelphia, life and the audacity of crime. The ipies-tion rises to every man's lips, who will be the next victim Since the above was written, we learn case like the present, where 1 know the article to be beneficial, and that it can do no harm, 1 have no motion has been, and still is oiiiriml, and is now II makes decidedly ihe best STRENGTH- C.I.U-U PLASTER ever applied to human Vi title the universal salilacliou it has given, the. In. JUST RECEIVES), that Nicholas S. Gordon and his brother.

i iii inii, i i i.cm, nit. hi iuc ii in vi iiiiHiiiiuuic servil in scruples in stalino-facts within mv own knowledge. Yours, Vc. QUIOLY. Dr.

D. Javkk, Philadelphia. Jj" The above medicine can be bad genuine af DUTTON CLARK, Bratlleboro. 10 i TO GLASSES, Sugars, Teas, Tobacco, CEis, I ohacco fcf INSURANCE. HUE subscriber having been appointed by the Directors of the Windbaiu Conntv no reusing iiemaiio, nun ine in thus and rcsnec- i I.

1 1 I iiiu.I'IK I fl UIII f.l 11. IO I 11.1 I UIII 11 1,11 II. If It John Gordon, Irishmen, were LJ arrisuu yes-. XT, ces, Raisins, of a supeiior quality. loinls, ana reslonns; health and strcnirlh to baeo levied anil iof illibl ol'oved its efbenm- Il is nn that il needs only to be used lo move ils invaluable buckt, sides, shoulders, ie leruy unci on suspicion oi u.iviug oeen Also, Hoys', and (Jack Thick Hoots, concerned in the minder.

Thry were Mens' and Women's India Rubbers, for sale Insurance Company their Atrent liir this olac'e and vicinity, will attend to the insurim? of excellence and satisfy the nmst incredulous. excellent, remedy for corns, bums and sprains, rtTAs there are several counterfeits, the nur-! and being adhesive it supersedes the use ol'otli- before Henry L. liowen. Jus-: cheap hy OKLEN P1IATT CO, properly, in said company, on application. 13 lice of the Peace, nnd e.oirimitted for exam- VVl'st Dec.

27, 1S-I3. er adhesive salves, BOOTS, BOOTS. CASKS more mens and boys warrant double sole Roots nt. C. TOWNSLEY SON'S chaser snouui ue particular ami see innteacn wrap' 4 JtE.MlV CLARK.

Bratlleboro, Nov, 8, 1943. Smoll per lias me wnuen signature 01 ine propr.eior, E. CIIEKSEMAN. Made and sold, nt wholesale and relnil, by R. SPALDING, M.

Brattleboro, Vt. Price lb cents Cm 23 ination at a futrue day. The grounds of suspicion are as follows Nicholas S. Gordon has frequently petitioned the town council of Cranston for a license for the sale of rr- DR. JAYNE'S WFam ihj Medicines, For sale by DUTTON (im 1 1 In hnltles, at, fit) cents, it CLARK, Bri.tlleboro.

BUFFALO BOBES, HATS A XI) CAPS. UR, Fur trininied, Glazed lop, and cloth CASES Nutra Hats. Oiler. Seal, Muk- dent spirits, but. through the opposition of may be found at all times, at JL Caps, lor sale unusually low by rat, fur ttimmed, and cloth Caps.

of al BUFFALO IIOBES, IOR sale at very low piices by DUNKLEE cj CLARK. Walton's VcriBnonl IScgistcr i.OR 1844, just received at the -Nov. 10, 1813. BOOKSTORE. G.

C. LAWRENCE. CLARK'S. 4 Mr. Sprngno, Ins petitions have been re-; DUTTON fUKCil, At the last lime his application was Bratlleboro, Sept.

1843. oris, and sizes, just received bv C. TOWNSLEY SON. Oct, SI, 1343. 10 1.