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This giant Of the forest was beginning to
feel the inroads Of decay. II was not cut, as
it was found hollow in the middle. These
trees are almost invariably hung with tho
festoonery Of the grape. The vines OF the
grape in Florida are sometimes OF great size,
bearing abundantly. From the fruit good wine
has been made. The Gcoonfd or Indian bread
is vine which chambers up the forest trees.
Its thorns are very sharp and malignant
From the root the Indian prepares species
of -four in taste not unlike the -four made from
potatoes. The palmetto is shrub, which
gives character TO the scenery. Its leaf 10
ian-shaped and beautifully green.
The pine of Florida is the long leaf kind.
II grows sometimes to great height, tower
ing above all in lordly stateliness and strength.
When the wind RACES, the roar Of the pine
forest is indescribably grand In Alcehua
county, the soil is generally rich there the
pine is oft enormous in stature. and Its roofs
strike deep into the fertile earth. so that the
ploughman may drive his plough close 70 the
very trunk.
The cabbage palm resembles the palmetto
IN ;,s Ie,c bn. il is tree, and grows some
times n the height OF fifty feet. The trunk
i no;nted with thousand shafts OF bark,
shooting out like bayonets. II resembles the
cocoa nut.
The orange is Of three kinds--the sweet.
the btter-sweei, and the sour The latter are
not unlike the lemon as to favor. The first
mentioned is the delicious fruit brought to the
north from the West Indies. The bitter-sweet
is most abundant, and certainly pleasant
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

JAYSE's ExPEcToRANT.-We invite attention
20 this admirabie remedy for Pulmonary alice
lions, advertised ~ another column. The
principe there Hrnouneed Of the morbid ehaf-
acier Of obsfrNcfisns--itst tendency Co originate
Inflammation Of the Brunchia, and consequent
vitiation q the natural humcuFs-is, beyond
dispute, The Truth itself The only rr1clicabie
mode of removing such Obstruction. is By means
Of expectorslion, result " hirh we are con-
WINGED can always be obtained by a iudiei0as
exhibition Of the remedy Of Dr. Jayne.
Philadelphia Syi1sI Of ne Times.
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- seldom has been witnessed 20 violent
a Sow storm as happened on Sunday last
we are Informed the SNOW fell 70 the dvrth q
2 ~ feei-ihe roads in consequence are I'M
passable--and 10 mails receiFed--ihere are
now fhrse due from New York-our readers
must wait patiently and when any news IS
received, il shall be most expediliousIy conl-
munieated. II is however IAN III wind that
blowsno one gocd,r when The roads are bro
hen out, twill be fine sleighine--$ ostr lads
Z fasses. can prepare for sleigh rides in abun-
dance, and cur ears viii be greeted with The
music ofths sieigh-belIs
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kEMTrTAHcEs BT Naive call The attention
OF three subscribers uho live ir'sa an ageu
70 whom the rhdnsx into usirr siaser l., Mail
10 the foilurin g nDire II the Post Master Crue ul
"a Post Ma-ter Hy enrosr 3D., Hunes in a rttrr IN
the ps,ssher o newspaper pay the Subscription Il
sthisr persan gpd frauk he haser, II rriffrn fH-
-elf hri u the lrt,r be vriieu by uso,ier person f
Posf mazies canuut frauk l. -
fE5s Ssias riirfr fake the mouey due " H.
rerti tie . asr Mas e.; ard 20 avoid ,Hi-'ate~,
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

EsrTen years have elnsped. sinee Prrsi-
dent Jnekson's administration hrst en:errd
vponthe grruf work Of improving tnecer-
rency' iftbr currency kerPon Improving
for the next Ten years Just as i has been i'm
proving ior The ten last pray what sort OF a
thing will il b. IN 1892 Can even loco
foco immag nation ,onerire7
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A Ii persons wishing II purchase Tickets
n a. ctass the Hiukdale Bulge. rlae wear
ensuing, sre Frqnrsfrsi tu ca Inn Or. CakRGEs
CHAFTE. Treasurer &c the CnEparaiiiia, at the.
Inn af CD. Paul Chas :, in Branis'baro, on
TUESDAY. the SID af Dec Instant, where
b. wiz attend 70 the issuing the sane A
puneiuai aitrndaner AZ that lime Is requested.
Bv nfder nf thr Psopriffnrs.
HENRY CLARK, Pro,rss Cls4k.
REaiilebaIe, Der 3, 1879. Is
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THE CAsKET.
rnILADELPHIA nosrnLY MAGAZINE

a ia 1Ai<TAAiA u vi Hill -hAGALl<E
PResREcrrs OF NEw yoErxE.
Vy1IE unparalleled success wiirll has afirnd-
IL Ell TIE Caskes,sit.c il came into the hands
&c the new pgppfietars, induces them % begia
. Winnie with sill further attrsriiens on the
6rSt - January neat ~ literary risai az; or
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continue under The enntfol Of The same ed
Itnrs- Ssrraal nrw co4iIihutols, however, az
high falrnf, have h-en engaged besides these
whp have already h~en enlisted in It's farar. -
l ne rnagi inc Will he eliaIged. ant Viii con-
tain greater ugariify of reading matter than
any periodical pahsisl,ed al the same tine IN
this eaHafryt
The xask uii appear IN new and heaari-
lsil type. east expressly fw the puSppsr, ard
viii be printed on the finest paper II win also
BE- oIaaInepte,l with The faesf STEEL Ese1A-
FiSes, provided a heavy expense, and exr-
Gated Fem the clinicest designs. Tovarv The
tsyir &C these illusI ations The seftires ~ a.
tInguiShed artists have been tngagrdto f.rnisb
az intervals, aiegseginfs fiar the ensuirp vsl,rne
The heads &C several distinguished Ar,es;r.s,
Mites nit appear IN the canfse az th.. va
The publishers Determined To iesve n,.il,sgg
andonr u merit the patronage az a liberal n,,I,-
he, have resolved, afies much soiieitat5an 80,
many Ut theiF fair readers, ta publish ousr,sflv,
~ an eAttaa cnffcct rate Ut the latest .ilSiins
ntghiy oeiofed, and exernted 10 the first stvle
~ The arr. This department viii BE- under tbe
eonirol Of French gentleman az much TASTE
and experience and win be f,0nd 10 excel
anything ever attempted in this line il Amer
lea.
The extra IN The present (November) nrm-
her, may be considered fair spt4riuien nir what
these fashion plates viii be- The music de-
partment, as heretnf0re win be under the cha fse
q Nessrs. G. w. Hewitt, & Co. and he fine
pieces ~ copyright music which they have
hitherto furnished are saiIicieDl guarantee for
The future
~ he fatteIng terms IN which The Cnskef has
been noticed By The journals 10 every section al
The union, establish beyond doubt its claims
70 support generally. II viii snrpass any othcr
work IN The reform i gives for the readers
money.
or IVY copies for Eve dollars.
Al comma nieatiansto BE- addressed ,pnsl paid
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FARMER's WoRK FuR DEcEmRER.-
When The aeery sheet OF Deeesnbrr first
wraps the rarh in icy IoIds--w heu hrf uun-
tie OF green is fast enVvlop~d With CLOAK Of
purvsi whne-when the chilling blasts have
blocked up the roads. and rendered a passage
10 The stable a hilarious undertak iag--Ihe
benevolent iarmeF. urged through all obstruc-
lions, 10 sisit again bis dumb drpendants 10
the stall be ireis within bis bosom a noble
satisfaction. that all the interior creation I'M
der BIS control, are amply provided wth q
warm shelter. and proper suslenance for
the season.
How different must be the spnsniions Of
that sluggish slroae. Who has B-girctsri 70
provide for the wanis, not only OF his herds.
bat of his family. his offspring
IL IS uow high time tksI ratIle should be-
drbarrrd the prisilrdgr OF oiming tisroagh
! thr hrlds They waste more OF uianurr
than they gain Of fodder. nndih..y shosslb no,
b. suffered 10 90 from shr yard. even for VA
Ter.
( But how often w. SCI herds OF rAiiIr spend
ing thfir fimr snl wasting thrlr manure 10
The high ways This IS prrmitlrd IS pro
I ps. wh0 rasnplain that th,-y raalnoi make I'm
prUn emrits on their lands. tor The want OF
manprr We are .nclined 10 think that few
Z would LEI their catilv run nj large IN sinner.
Ifth~y had water in thei. yards Ard hos
rasyto procure this aurlr. by The sinking
OF wells Cs'lir prefer such water as tbs
70 water from trooks Il IS warmer and they
drink more Of ii
No sull Rs-rd be given them in winier. il
proper care was taken when the hay was
Pot in the barn Il IS much more -ronomi
cal 70 pat sufiielency Of saN on the tay
than 10 pui II IN tronghs for not a partrie
OF II IS lost-ths hay Is kept more SWEET and
\ Will ant Often prove musiy and We fnay ire
qirntiy cnri il an hour rariirr. and save one
opening and spreading oui 10 dry.
The hfsl SLOWS usually lie more level thar
4 any IN the SEASON aud now The opportunity
should be rmbrac~d, VS. soon as there j. 4
suiHrivncy to cover the rocks. Tor bling my
home years supply Of tina, article 50 pre-
cioas aeold weather.
Though the days are shor, more labor
may BE- PEI formed with a sled ia Decembri
than in FrbuFary or March. when the snow.
are drilled IN heaps. or when the sun hai
made black patches in the pathway.
While the ground is bare, the opponnnit,
should be improved TO PICK 1.-THE broken anC
scattered wood in the forest when il S We.
worth something for fuel. but nothing is sa
we'd 10 this wsy. unless se can dc il wilbou
breaking down The youag growth Of wood
II IS nov generally agreed That the bes
! mode OF cutting wood is 10 clear lot c0m
pivtely. and l@t the new growth have a TAN
starr. Hnobstrucied by tall and branching
frees NJ an ofel.sr fTrntUth Mr., a la - IA
signed for wood merely. without regard L
lumber. We gain By cuuiag while the wood /.
young-the wood is bsater--r is moIe easil,
prepared for The hre--and ihe new shoot:
FROM young stump are much morr vigor
ons than from an old ons. Boston CalIiva
tori
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

TINE TO co HONG Paulding in his life Of
Washington, gives The following Ltfle anecdote
OF the mother Of this great man
she was opee present and ocrapied8he seat
OF honor, 81 ball given 10 Washington al
Frederat kburg, while IN The full measure OF his
weil-earned glory, and when 9 o'clock came
said 10 him with perfect simplicity, Some
George, il IS Lime TO 20 home-n
Il would, perhaps, be well IL msny, today,
would remember when il is .-iinie 10 20 home
A successful elopement was lately Effected
10 Dublin BY means Of hearse, 10 which Gu
rious vehicle the young lady was conveyed,
nothing 10th. 20 the temple OF Hymen.
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The FoURTH YEAR or THE GRAHAM JoUsAL,
will commence on The Isl Of January, lS40 ;
Published at No. 0 Washington street, Boston,
and I26 Fulton street, New York price one
dollar year in advance. As The third volume
is near iis close, and as new subscribers do not
generally wish 10 divide volume or take a
large quantity OF hack numbers, The publisher
makes the same ofer be did last year 70 new
subscribers, viz all who, afierfhis notice is Civ
en, viii forward tbeir names for the fourth vol
ume, shall be entitled TO the remaining numbers
of The third volume, gratis, from the lime OF
their subscriptions are received either al New
York or Boston, Editors who will give this
notice few insertions ia their respective pa
pers, shall be entitled 10 a bound copy Of The
third volume Of The Graham JouInai, ordered
either from Boston or New ork, any time al
ter the Isl Of January Any who have not re-
ceived the second vplume, for similar favor
conferred on ske publisher last year, will please
order tLsir COPY "a sbore.
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trTs A. he Eaiisr al shi- paper Is af,-ent on ac
rvua " b'.ias bbckad-t, ih,- stsssn !,
ursgh-airg ipwa irt. II T. hnped th4tsl lnae
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4 GOOD assrfmenI
49, 80 ef yiolias, Bass Fioi<,
- - ClaIioncfs. Trunsbhfes,
zZs.s g - ~ Bugl~s. FlaieS, Fifes,
stsa5a - 60 AecordisnS, SHE Ell
S,ffsFze NJ NUsIc- &c. for sale IT
!. q .%IGA&S the MUs4c AND UM-
BRELLA STORE
Instruments and Umbrellas Repair-S.
81 J. WOODBURY..
Brattleborn, Dee. II, 1889. Is
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THIS Tnayrerrify thar, Luke Bennett. Of
IL Gnisfnsd, have given ms srn CALKB BEs-
sETT, bis time. he being n,iher, and viii not
claim bis earnings, hereafter; nsisher vii pay
any debts Of has contracting.
Luxe BENNETT.
CnilfsFd, Dec G. 1853. lis
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DIED.

% Nashua. Y. 81 D@r. 2a, - -o~sarnpf5sr Mrs
Jane d. Meter. ~ife II krs JonGthan MeGes-
age,l -
u Dunn,rrStnp, Nov. 81. Sarsh culf-iia dauehtsr
81 Capt J.safhaa and Sails Tba.rr aged 9 ,eafs I
rnlsih SD ~ ds,-.
IL iDmia,r-s-r Nov IS. SARAH Jaae nnlv ,ian Inter-
of DAVID nsd h-ss.., kasght. aid asd sass.
~ Duuparf-saH. Der, 2. Air-l Jr sssn IT Ahel and
3 i-e, kpieif AGED ; A-ss- aad In,sasAs
~ IlusDnsrrsn, Dee is Jsa- x. ,lenshfer u Joseph
and SaFs Nsrze aged year- aud dass.
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NOTICE.

TEyHE psnpfieiofs ~ the Hinzdale Bril9s
IL and Sixth New HAMPSHIRE Turnpike
Cooperation, are hereby u tifed and wsrncd 10
meet Al The inn 81 Col. Pau CHASE IN Brafile-
b,,ra. 90, MONDAY, the Ctr day Of JanuaTy
nrxi, a o'eh,ck, P. N. fsr the choice q
ofiress f;,r ;h- wear rnsuing. Alse ~ transact
any other business thsf niAy leEaH rrrne before
said ulscfing By frtier of the Eirce;on-
ID BENNY CLARK, f4s'fs' Clerk.
Braltrharo, Dec 9, 1889. Ia
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Birgc, Bracket 81 Co.

lave lsst received larger Stock OF
11 GOODS in their line than fb~r b,y..
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d.; Horizontal and Alarm do; yi9ee Wzsch-s
OF every description.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20
JOHN LEACH 6 CO.

lsuccESsoRs TO LEACH PAIGE AsD GILN0EE,
NO. 3, MERCHANTS ROW,
BOSTON, MASS.
HAVE FOR SALE,
10000 Gallons Winter-strained Sperm Oil;
5000 do. SpFing do. do. Do.
5000 DO. light colored water whale Oh;
SD Kegs Powder;
100 hhds. Molasses;
$50 bikes square hand Tobacco;
SO do. old Cavrndish do.
leo kegs Fig Tobacco;
100 dnzen Cast Steel Shovels;
50 casks Saie3afns
Sugars, Teas. Coffee Rice, Pepper. Pimen-
70. Natmegs, Ciores, Ginger, Starch. Indigo,
Rsisins. Mustard, Pepper Sauce. Pipes,
Soap, fine Sail, SAOf, Cocoa, Chocolate, Bed
cords, Cloihes-iines, Smut, Letter Paper,
Wrapping Paper, &c. SC,
Also, large assortment Of
Lfqnors, Wines. CordiaIs, &c.
The abnve goods will be sid on as farora-
be terms as can be bought IN the eiy, warrai,-
ted q the best quality. Country Traders, and
the former customers az Leach, Paige & Gil
more, are invited tn call before purchasing.
JOHN LEACH, rxs
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
Boston, Oct !, 1889. A Sans
p. Sd. l.. & CT. viii sell Tor tbeirregtlz
customers, (fsrr from aEy expense 10 theri)
all kinds Of Country PrndUrr, ar viii take The
same in exchange for Goods