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FOR THE ADVERTISER.

FOR THE ADVERTISER.
"Her's was life pure and serene,
Mild as the summers breeze,
Pleasant as the air Of evening
That floats among the trees"
With prospects bright, on future life,
She held Vigorous claim,
When, sin the twinkliug of an eye"
The great destroyer came.
Her hours of racklng pain, tho few,
With fortitude she bore,
Then closed her eyes, and bade adieu,
To pains she'll feel no more.
Tho worms destroy her mould'rins flesh,
Beueath the silent sod,
Her happy soul, divinely fresh,
Will soar away to God.
"Pcaceful be her silent slumbcr,
Laid in The grave so low;
On earth no more she'll jnin our number,
No more our song will know"
Twas her eternal gain to leave US,
The loss we deeply feel;
But o. Ills God that doth bcreave us,
He'll all our sorrows heal.
"Yet once again. we hope to meet her,
When from this life we've fled,
There in Heaven, with joy we'll greet her,
Where ne'er tear is she'd"
"Slill green be the turf above tnee,
Friend Of my better days;
Here none knew thee. but to love thee,
None nam'd thee. but to praise"
-"Tears did fall. when thou wer. dying,
From eyes unused TO weep;
Aud long alas where thou r'ying,
Will tears the cold turf steep"
"While memory bids US for thee weep
Nor words, nor thoughts are free;
That grief alas is fixed too deep,
That ,noarns for one like 'hee.' z.
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ApKSSOL UTHap.H.
To the Public.

YUNHE Subscriber, aware from the excess
"a sive drought oIthe last season,tllat many
crops of Cotton did nol sufficiently natre,t: de-
pend upon the Seed for a su.'ceediug one
Has carefully selected from the most matnred
part ofhis Crop, ai(i:w hundred bushels OF seed,
the serond years product from seed impnrted
direct from the Petit Gnlf Hills which can be
had nt his planration OIL the Road from Edae-
field to Augusta ubont two 'lnrdred ya.ds from
n rus Creek Meeting House. arly appiica-
lion should b. made to secure the seed.
ROBERT WATTS
Jan 2, 1899 d 4S
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$3.50 Reward.

s.. STOLEN, on the 11th inst.
Ey'S from the residence OF Tie
S subscriber, on the Martiatown
e.sEsaxs2. tOa,i, ;weirr miles above tlair-
burg, d Say Hvrse, about fifteen and u hall
hands high, uine or lcn yrars old, with some
white hairs Oh one mp, and some few saddle
marks sway bucked lillle, round uody and
well made-,n gord order when taken away,
worth Sl25. Tie horse | believe was Stolen
by Il lna.i whose name is Richard Ford, Who
was cummittedtoEdge gefe.djaIl. on the 10th INST.
tor tneit, and says he resides in Lincoln 60.
ia He is a man Of bad character, and lssIp-
posed to have traded said horse not far off, or
Sc; him away perhaps by some Of his associ-
ates in Georgia. it is believed he has comrades
i'll South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, aud
that he has pail the penalty of the law at the
the whipping pust, us his back has been
wei aslled and the scars have moi charged
their coior yet. The Jailor examined linn aud
found such 10 be the case. The said Ford has
recently been trading in horses and miles in
this District, and no doubt all were stolen pro-
pery. 1t is probable that he and lis company
Carry on the business OH large scale, as he is
thought to he noted villain.
Tie above reward will be given for The de-
livery of the horse TO ME, or for proof TO con-
vict the thief trading him.
GEO. ANDERSON.
Hamburg Jan %, 1880 d 80
JT Editors in South Carolina, Georgia aud
Aabama may ncr APPS benefit the public by
i I'm he ahO' 'rr nr''.'
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stale ui 80 tn sruilna
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COHMON PLEAS.

VIM. BrInson. ". Foreign -4tach,cent.
William Drum, Debt.
FE7Ht. Plaintiff i" this case having on the 18th
IL of September. filed his declaration in the
Clerks Office, and the Defendant having no
wife or attorney known TO he in this State, upon
W. ON copy of tie said declaration may be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said De-
fendant do appear and make his defence within
year and day, from the filing Of ihe said dec
laration, or final and absolute Judgment will be
awarded to the said Plaintiff.
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Sept II. 1875 eq :33
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a large six feet yaioo; who had hi,
legs run AT least nine inches 100 far lhrnu>n
his hreeches with loaf Of gingerbread un-
der his arm. and as u,ucl in his list. one
end of which he had just drawn from be-
tween his teeth, leaving his nourh filed,
was met by gentleman in Naichez in
The middle of the street, of whom he in
qurcu in IA whining tone, "tIave you seen
any hing of daddy!' mo" replied The
gentleman. "Well darna;iou seize daddy,
told him he'd lose me- said uur hero,
crying, AS he proceeded, halt bent. sticking
the gingerbread in his counicnance at an
larniug rate.-Westcrn Paper
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sta e ol SOut.. al. lima.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Park 81 Fowler. ~ -A'p'''
Hatch Kmball & co Attocbmen, Assuups;t
VS. Park s; Fowler. ' p'''
lie Plaintiffs in the above cases having this
. day filed their declaration, and the Defcn-
dants having neither wives nor attorneys.
known to be in this State, ordered, that the
said Defendants donot appear and make their
defence. within year and day from this
date, final and absolute judgement shall be
forthwith given and awarded for the said
Piailiifs in attachment
JAMES WARDLAW, C. C. P.
Clerks Office.
Nov %. 1893 BIT ado IS
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tate of outh Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

David IhZls. IS ATTACHMENT,
William Drum. AssuMrsIT.
YEyHE Plaintiff in this case having this day
81 filed his declaration in the Clerks Office,
and the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney
known to be in this State, upon whom 4 copy
of the said declaration may be served: There
fore ordered, thai the said defendant do appear
and make his defence within year and day
from the filing of'te said declaration. or final
and absolute Judgment WILDE forthwith awar.
dcd TO the said Plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, Ger.
Clerks Office, Edgefc.d, May IA, 1888 is
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A pkofITABLE BUsIsEss.-We under
stand that IN individual Of this Iuwn saws
he has made fifteen hundred dollars by al
tending to his own business, aud five hun.
dred more by letting other peoples alone.
This surely i, ii good business. and pays
well, and al present is not overdonc
Wuichtowcr.
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A few days since, little ragged urchin
had been sent by a mechanic to collect
small bill which had just became due. He
hesan in The usual way, by Becoming mo'e
and more impnrtuna'e; al length the gen
tleman's patience being exhausted, he
said 10 him, "you needn't dun me 50 sharp
ly, Pm no! going to run away at present.
81 dom, suppose you are,' said the lad.
scratching his head, ''bul my master island
he wants the money"
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Translation.
LEAF.-A POEM.
2.5sSst1 ID. II 1rnc,,,3f

Poor iahered leaf, discovered from thy
s,sIa, whi,her artthou goiug1 know
.atnot. The storm has stricken the oak
: which was my only support, Zephyr,
Rwi,h her inconstanl breath, or the north
wind, has this day borne me from the
forest TO the plain, from the mountain 10
the valley. 1 go where the wind bears
me; without complaint or without a
larm. 60 where all things are going
where the rose-leaf is going, and the
leaf of The laurel.
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COOKING STOVES, i c

Oe1S16h "" - Wv D'ss - Ss
YENHE undersigned has jnstTtceved large
a supply of improved STOVES for Coal
and Wood. of entire new patterns, and OF va.
rions sizes. viz:
The Peoples Coal or Wood Cooking Stoue
Superior to any heretofore in use, not only OIL
account of conye nience. tie perfect manner 10
which the cooking is performed. but also on ac-
count of the economy of fuel which it effects.
The Patent Greciun Parlor G1ate,
which for beauty and economy exccs oil others,
producing greater effect with less fuel.
THE Parlor and Hall !Store,
passing hea, from the basement to the upper part
through flues into the four. corners, and through
additional columns. .aa4.
The Porlor and Pipe. Franklin,
with plain and urn tops, for wood or coal new.
w. CONSTRUCTED with swelled back, sunk hearth,
door front, &c
tn. Ship and Steam: Boat Store,
calculated to cook for 50 or 200 persons, with
less fuel and greater convenience than any other
stove now in use.
Also, a Variety Of SMALLER STOVES,
with the same Improvements. ..7.sy. -, -
The Cor 6 SO Plate Store,
open and plain tops, Of various sizes, from la to
36 inches.
Also. American, English and Russian Sheet
Iron Store Pipe. Sheeting and Brazing Cop
per- Block Tin, and Tin Plate.
Al of which he offers for sale low for CASH,
or approved paper. at No l65 Broad street at
the Sign of the Coffee Pot and directly opposite
the Ea gle g. Phoenix Hotel, Augusta
B.F. CHEW.
~ The highest price will he given tor Old
Pelrtcr, Conner Brass and Lead. ...,.S
Augusta, Ga. Oct %, 1899. If ~
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FDUN I'D,

TN the Village of Edgefied a Pocket Book.
a containing sundry valuable treasures. The
owner is invited 10 call at this Office. prove pio
perry pay for this advertisement, and take it
away.
jan q, 1889 If A9
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THE NECESSITY OF RELIGION;
By Madame Sirey.


TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH,
By the Editor.
,Fbe order which rules the Universe, is a
eraud model, given by the Diety TO tee
BILE mortals. The most perfect and the
most religious man, is he who knows
best how to govern his passions--to reg
ulatc those of olhers-,o accomodate
2 his necessities to his resourccs-to place
his happiness in that of his dependents
ard fricuds-aad to contribute, by the
particular order which he establishes in
lis ogn family, to The general felicity
Religion.is is a treaty Of universal alliance-
The bond sbf love which, untes man 10
his God, the. husband to the wife, the
son to the father, and all men 10 each
other.
Religion enbe]lishcs life, and takes the
sting from death. The religious soul
mounts, With confidence, to the divine
sourceS %heIi:e flow all the pure pleas
ures ofthis world. Ii dares to believe,
that theG6d who, by his love. has made
Virtue the most sublime thing upon
earth, will also beslow upon it lssav-
enly recompense.
Religion is the guarantee of all the vlr-
tues. 1t ellaces SINS by repentance, and
places hope. .bys,he side of misfortune.
The feeble man becomes strong in rest
ing upon. his Gods. The nan of genius
is amazed by its power, when he seeks
an lmniortalaglory, and not those pos
sessions. the perishable honors Of this
world.
Religious sentiments render woman as
beautiful as good. 1t seems that the
Creator looks with compIsisance upon
the young mo1her, whoPfays with ear
nestness for her son.s and upon the
youthful bride, Who prays with fervor
for her nsH7beieyed.
Honor aud happioesats the woman, who
loves, bsaeress and'hopes!
=-.HsS
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Wha, is lha, which is perfect with a
head, and perfect without bead; perfect
with tail. and perfect without tau; per
feet with head and tail, and perfect With
out head or tail!
.aRsrer-A wig.
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THE E.oGG TO Wealth,
INSURED FOR FIFTY CENTS.

Just commenced, a new and valuable Monthiy
Publications. adapted to The purposes of every
Farmer, and designed 10 propagate all Usc-
illl and Practical Inflammation concerning the
SILK Grotciag in the Cnited states, entitled
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HsseO ant; AsaeEas,

VUST received, rood and complete assort-
ee meni Of Ladies, Gentlemen and Chidren's
Boots and Shoes manufactured expressly for this
marker. and warranted good. For saleby
Nov II, 1888 tf41 CA. DOWD.
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State 0t ~outh T. ;;r0iina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Charles sproull, Admir- of ATr.cuurrr
Dury Z. LiIGOrd decd vs.. AssumpsIr.
james Donald. ~
YEyHE Plant IF in this case having, on tho
Il 10th day of March. 1888, filed his decla-
ton in my Office and tie defendant having no
wife or attorney known TO be in this State, upon
whom copy ofthe declaration, with special
order oftAe court endorsed thereon, can be serv-
ed: Therefore ordered that the sand James Dom
aid do appear and make hls defence within a
year aud day from ,lle filing fthe declaration
a. aforesaid, nr firai & absolute judgment will
be forthwith given and awarded agninst him.
JAS. WARDLAW, c. c.P.
Clerks Office. llth May 1898. IL
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Ntate OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

wm v,rho-onr,,. vs A'snmp'i' Attachment.
VNVlIE Plaintiff. in this case, having this day
d filed his declaration, and Ihe Defendant
having neither wife nor attorney within this
State, upon whom copy of said declaration
can b. served; Ordered, that the Defendant
plead thereto within year and day from this
publication or the sad action will be taken pro
confessu against him.
GEO. POPE. c.r.
Clerks Office, Oct "a, 1889 daq43
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dsHH. AND LEAD.

OLE AND AEAD.
II UST recei, e,i and tor sale. low for cash. n
eD large lot of LinSecd OHand Ghitc lie d. Of
valions qualities, ami Of the most approved
brahds.
Also, large assortment Of BRUSHES, of
all sizes, CONSTANT Oh hand.
Persons abou; to panf,wil do well 10 Call and
examine nur stork before purchasing elsewhere.
II. Il. COOK " CO. Druggists.
Hamburg, Dec II. lS;}o II as
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whom this Prospectus is sent, to obtah, as ma
ny subscribers as possible.
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E0stxiStey of Paris.

y U:;1' received lot oi Pmistcr q Paris,
% and for sale low by the barrei. by
III. K. COCK < CO Druggists.
Hamburg. Dec u, 1885 tt a
The PeniIeton Messenger and GrcenvIle
Mountailrrr, are requested to publish the a
bovc until fnrbd and forward heir accounts
30 the sllbScl, ,bers AT Hamburg. ll.R.C.&Co.
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yHNlIE CopaI nerslilr OF GOCDHIN. HiR-
d RIA AGTO., s. co. was dissolved on the
iir<, inst. by It's own limitation. Ali persons in
dehrd To us are requested I" cal! and settle their
Notes ard Accounts, IL we wish To close the bu-
slness of The concern. Those indrbie to the
oil firm of Gond,cm s. Harrington, are remind
ed that their Note. aud accounts are Of 10, 9
standing, and further indulgence cannot be
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-04
Worms, Worms, worms.

IYSO remove these troublesome and dangerous
a inhabitants Of the Stomach and Bowels,
which SO often impair the health and destroy
the lives Of children, use DIR. JAyEE's TONIC
vERMlFUGE,a certain and safe preparation
for the removal Of the various kinds Of Worms,
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Want Of Appetite,
Iniantile Fever and Ague, and debility Of the
Stomach and Bowels aud organs Of digestion
To be had at No. 20 South Third street, Phil
adelphia. Price 80 cents.
Sold also, BY BUTTON, CLARK 4 CO.,
Agents for Brattieboro. 6rneowi4
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REMIrrAscEs ny MArL.--We call the attention
Of those subscribers who live from agent,
to whom the Phnnx is sen, into other Staies by Mail
to the following notice Of the Post Master General:
"a Post Master may enclose the money ia letter 70
the Publisher Of newspaper TO pay the subscriptions
self but il the letter be written by another person. the
Post Master cannot frank H."
fCFs Subscribers can take the money due US d.
rectly to the Post Master and to avoid mistakes,
stand by and him enclose il TO according their
directions, and will take the risk Of its arrival
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-04
STATE or NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CHESHIRE, So Court of Common Pleas
Oct. Term, "A. d. 1889.

Oct. Term, Il. IL. 1889.
q NorhHs IN the County o. ease r'sa tupd des
Franklin and Commonwealth nm no., &c hs,,'i
Of Massachusetts, Esquire, no'e y, manu-
Plaintiff. Us. Isaac b. BARBER 1uateu on Inc 5th
late Of Colerain IN he Conn- DAY oil November,
y OF Franklin. aiurrsaid, Al 1919, for the sum
'orney =, Law, Dsicndan' of $50 90, payable
TO one Ezekiel Websteror his order, ofden,and
with interest, ard endorsed by Arad Webster.
administrator Of the goods and estate OF the
said Ezekiel Webster, deceased, to the plaintiff
Also for that the defendant on lie day OF the
date OF the plaintiff 8 writ, being indebted TO
the plaintiff in the sum Of Two bundled dollars.
as well for so much money before that time.
had and received BY the defendant to The use
Of the plaintif-as also for so much money be-
/ fore that time lent and advanced by the nain1
tiff TO the defendant, at his request.
II being suggested to the Court thai the pro-
perty of the Defendant had been attached on
the writ, and that no personal service had been
made on the said Isaac b. Barber, In The action
|afofesaid--it is ordered by the Court that said
action be continued to the next term Of this
Court, to be holden al Keene, within and Tor
said County Of Cheshire, ON the first Tuesday
OF April next-and that the Plaintiff give notics,
to the said Isaac b. Barber, of the tendency Of
said suit by causing the substance OF the Plain
till . declaration. with copy Of this Order 10
be published In the Vermont Phoenix. n news
paper printed al Brattieboro, in the County Of
Iof Windham and State Of NTermont, six.
weeks successfully, the last publication whereof
70 be al least thirty days prior TO said FIST
Tuesday OF April next.
Attest. II. COOLIDGE. Clerk.
Copy Examined, II. COOLIDGE, Clefk.
A. n. BENNETT, Attorney. 6wl4 =
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From the Poushkeepsie Telegraph.
HYMN FOR THANKSGIVING

HYMN FOR THANKSGIVING.
Our Father, God, to thee we raise,
A song Of gratitude and praise,
And Of thy mercies tell
Thy Blessings could we count them DER,
Not sands upon the oceans shore
Their number could excel
Thy goodness crowns the rolling year,
Seed time and harvest still appear,
And plenty fills the land
In all our borders blest with peace,
From pestilence and dire disease,
Protected by thy hand.
We thank thee for our portion here,
This land, our Fathers bought so dear,
Where Freedoms sun is bright;
And for the Gospels peaceful ray,
TIE guide us on our future way,
BY purer, clearer light.
Thy gifts are every morning new,
And every evening brings to view
Fresh tokens Of thy love;
Our grateful homage here we pay,
o may our offered praise 10 day,
Accepted service prove. J. A.
Poughkeepsie, Nov. &c, 1899.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Ju0rtb0r0 Dtstrfcf, s..
AT Probate Court, holden at Brattleboro,
within and for said district, on the third
day of December, A. ID. 1899, Present, the
Hon. Henry Smith, Judge.
A N Instrument, purporting TO be the last
IN VIII and Testament Of ELIZABETH
ESTERBRO0K, late Of Bratileboro, in said
district, deceased, being presented TO the court
here by Nathaniel Kittredge, the executor
therein named for probate; il is ordered by
said court, that all persons concerned therein,
be notified to appear at a session of said court,
to be holden at the Inn Of Paul Chase in said
Brattleboro, on the twenty FIRST day ofDecem-
Der, A. ID. 1899, and show cause, if any they
may have, against the probate Of said will for
which purpose it is further ordered, that copy
of the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully, in the Vermont Phoenix,
printed at said Bralieboro, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record.
IA Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r.
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STATE or lgEw nAMxsuInn.



Oct. Terra, "A. ID. 1852.
IN the action Samuel Newollo I'm NE, oc
Of Cambridge, 10 the County % 4 80, r5IS
Middiesex and Commonwealth ~ 49,. , $1,000
OF Massachusetts, ms he IL Adj ~ = Juugheht,
inlnstraior Of the gouhs and es- iol thnt Inc SAID
tate which were Of John II. plaintiff in his
Ashmun Of Cambridge afuge- said capacitys nv
sAid, Esquire, deceased, Plain The eons;,ie,.,;.
iii, "a. Isaac Barler, hate ,s,tl Ias,sns1 1's
IL Cuiernin, IN the c,iiiv 0f ~, a y. ue'tses ~
Franklin and COmmunwralih ti'e Sou't oisSom-
Of Massachasettss Attorney al mon ileas, held
Law. Defendant. within and for the
County Of franklin and Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, on the ihiid Monday Of March.
in the year Of orr Lord one thousand eipht
hundred and thirty nine, recovered iutipnent
against the said defendant for the sum III eipbfv
three dollars and fifteen cents, debt on elansape.
and sixty two dollars and twenty six. cents costs
OF the same suit, as by the record thereof now
remaining in said Court, appears
IL being suggested 10 the Court that the
property Of the Defendant had been attached
on the writ and that no personal service had
hecn made on the said Isaac b. Barber, II, The
action aioresaid>-It is ordeftd by the Cont.
that said action be continued TO the next term
Of this Court, TO be holden Of Keene, within
and for said County Of Cheshire, on the first
give notice 10 the said Isaac b. Barber, Of the
pendency Of said suit, by cnusing the substance !.
Of the Plaintiffs declaratiua, with a copy Of !.
this order, to be published In the Vermont
PhgpiK, a newspaper printed al Braftlebofo.
in the County of Windham and State 81 Var \
mont, six wrecks successfully, the last pubicn. a
tim whereofto be at kast thirty DAYS prior 10 4
said first Tuesday Of April next. \ '''ss'
Attest, II. COOLIDGE, Cltfk. ~
Copy Examined, II. COOLIDGE, ClerE. (. Z
a. a. bxNsrsT' Attorney: 6wlS
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Meianchoiy.--A child Of Mr.. Pardon H.
Tilinghasf, in East Hartford. was so dread.
fully burned, by her clothes taking fire, on
Monday the 18th uit., that she survived
but few hours afler.-[Flarlford Courier.
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MARRIED,

In Pufney, 27fh uh. by Rec n. Foster, Mr.
Jonas G. Pstmap, of this viiIags, 10 Mas Cynthia
Daniels, Of Dwmmerston.
Al West Townshend, Nov. 26, by Rev HIN. Graves
MIR Pasehaf p. FarsosH 10 Miss Martha S. Taft
all Of that place.
In Readsboro, 2sih ult. by Rev Mr. Carpenter, MI
Alonzo Hix 10 Miss Phebe Bishop, both OF H.
M. Brown, TO Miss Eunce Plumb, both Of Halifax
In Pownal, Oct, IL, William Henry Brigss, "a col.
ored MANI foolish white named Ruth Fuer
III Albany, 18th ult. Mr. Josiah Foster OF Befnards
ton, TO Miss Mary NJ. Thauer Of Albany
Fruits Of Massachusetts, Thanksgiving.
Married on the 26ih Of Nov. at Vernon, by Cyrus
washburn. Esq. MIR Daniel Fuller 10 Miss Jeiushu
Pierce, both OF Greenfield, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-04

Pork-From the Springfield (Tll.) Jour.
nal, OF the 18th ult, we clip the following
I'VE have learntiha, pork is selling at AL.
ton at 81 so and SO per 1901 net, |, has
sold in our market here. at o. so and 50 per
100 lbs. dressed. Unless some merchants
soon come among us. or our own merchants
go into the pork business. the article If dispo.
sed ofat all, must be sold at ruinous rate
and our farmers. indeed the whole communi-
~. must be greatly the sufferers"