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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05

.,,r.,anL, that an animated meeting was held
Ne ,'1 ,r,tic party at Alhemarle Court on Mon
as They adopted strong and cheering resntu-
~ amcngs, others, ode inviting Mcdowell OF
&: ~ ~, smith Of Culpepcr and Holiday of Lou
Dr. Them at August Court, and discuss the po-
= aE', An, before the good People of the county
d u, .as their invitation to the Federal Orators,
n The open iicld-rhe travelling Spou,er
mel YEN need not, therefore, be posting to Green,
4 "a and Buckingham, and Brunswick, &c,
! fsa'S,1 ',,res on which to display his powers, or
!. iN "r;rc,ples. He will find occupation enough
v>.iE ~ ,or and in his own bailiwick.-The spirit
as S"" ,hrnnrh Virginia-And let the Slangwhang-
HcTHs S,n,b.west. or from the North boast
tom .. ,rh as they please, the people of this Old
! 'ia1 III never swallow the Federal candidate,
n,a'' ,,ssr,be humbugs of the hard cider party.
,c,.i1rincs IF the Peopie-Three thousand De-
T''i Nv, ,,,r men convened at Cooperstown, in the
S'a'' IA 0tsero, y. Y. "The several speeches
any q ,rrre listened to with deep interest and re-
'fs l,nt. frequent and enthusiastic cheers frol
'e1 W.. ,s ,ndtorv, which covered the whole green
,ba court house, and filled the street and the
rem ,bs hotel opposite, besides numerous persons
~ Of the clerk Office and the court house,
.N ",', On the roof of the buildings" Thus (says
7 Work New Era) sis it all over the State. The
rats are moving in one solid phaianx to the over
me present British Wing dynasty which rules
~ i - N ron hand" So too in Pennsylvania! On
w.. -. week, s.,he largest county meeting ever as
a .i !" Western Pennsylvania" took place in Wash
S,~ .,mo,y-from $500 10 1900 present. No log ca
gu hard cder-.but they had beautiful banners
!, ...kinr inscriptions. On one flag; was gallant
" .ts sbn OF State) with the inscription, Martin
r r.. Pilot-wthout thinking Committee =
" also very large banner carried BY three men,
T.' ;s of which was "Democracy addresses herself
a' outstanding ofthe People-her weapon is CON-
'a' no, the nonsense of hard cider and log
md on The other, federalism addresses herself
ne passions and prejudices, and not to the ntelli-
nee d the People" In this spirit, they must con-
- a., and loa,hing from the hard cider mummeries
- u,,-souianS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05

uTbe CORRESPONDENT who favored with tne re-
~ r5ara;ng Cen Harrison with being an Aeo,,on,s , he
quests us to inform the Fredericksburg Political
nroof 10 sustain that charge shall be shorty s''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
T Hardware Goods,
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!
ID. b. THOMPSON,

OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
g l. E G II BELLS, Wood Saws, Hand
- Saws, Warming Pans Flat Irons, Tai
lor's Irons, Trace Chains, Files and Rasps,
Door Handles, Butts and Screws. Door Locks,
Gun Locks, Trunk Locks, Pad Locks, Till
Locks, elegant Tea Trays, Shutters and Trays,
Tea Bells, Fancy and Common Bellows, Floor
and Hearth Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Shaving
Brushes, Horse Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Per-
cussion Caps, Curry Combs, Cattle Cards,
Mills, Table Butts, Castors, Bed Screws, Au-
gers, Chissels, GimbIets, Spit Boxes, Shoe
Hammers, Shoe Pinchers, Avis, Awl HATS,
Brass and Pewter Fassetts, Bit Stocks, Screw
Drivers, Hammers, Hatcheis, States, Quilts,
Pins and Needles, Shell and Horn Combs, Toy
Watches, Cow Bells, Squares, Axes, Steel
Yards, Toasiing Irons, Grid Irons, Brass Cur
tain Pins, Carpet Rings, Pocket Pistols, Plated
Britannia and Iron Spoons.
Jan. LIST, 1910. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
v A l. VI Lab Il II FAMILY
PAPER.
To Clergyrncn, Teachers Of Sabbath schoo,.
and Bible Classes, Students, and Head. az
Families:

10 OlefNym6us kcHCnefh Oh Chnbath ,9choci.
aud Bible Classes, Students, and Head, ~
Families:
T,HE Publisher Of the Baptist Advocate ;.
il spectfully informs the Chrisiian hub,;.
that he has made arrangements fof publisb;no
every week, in the above paper, Ito commenss.,
with the FIRST number in January, $780,, JIr r.'
TRATIoNs or THE BIBLE, consisting of Viz,
Of the most remarkable places and objects ma,
toned in the Old and New Testaments. .so
Views of the principal Missionary Sis,;o,s
throughout the Word---cngtaved By the Gr.,
artists in the United States, after otio;r.,
sketches taken on thespot, by Laborde. Forhn
Moiier, LIE Bruyn, ker Porter, Stephens. Buet'
inghsm, McFarIaDe, and others. The Advo.
cate is published every Saturday, At No. 100
Nassau street, New York city. Terms 80 50
per annum, in advance. Persons actiee a.
Agents, and Postmasters, are allowed l;6v
cents commission for every subscriber ,b.yy
obtain, aud from whom we receive a ve,,;s
subscription--Ihey RENTING Two dollars Ior
each subscriber, with the name and post ol;cs
address.
The paper is established on a permane,,
basis--being sasiained by an Association, win
Capital Stick Of $4,000.
All letters must come free ofposiage, or tbev
will not be taken from the Office. Remittance
may be made at our risk, through the Posi-.
masters, who are authorized to enclose ana
remit payments for periodicals. free ofexpens,
swi9. ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
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REMOVAL.

TIME subscriber has removed to the Build
IL ing south of the Bank, (entfance first
door north of the Vermont House, where he
viii pay particular attention to SIGN, OR
NAMENTAL and IMITATION PAINT
ING.
He will furnish as good workmen as can be
found in the country, TO do House Painting,
Papcring, Glazing, &c. on the most reasona.
bic terms, in this and other towns Cabinet
Furniture and Chairs taken in exchange for
painting chairs.
FREDERICK VAN DOORN.
Bratteboro, Jan. 1910. 90
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A certain Cnrc farthe PILES.

HAYS LtNiMENT has been used by
n IL thousands for the above distressing COM
plant, and in no case has it failed to effect a
cure. II was the last death bed Request of
the celebrated DR.. GridDey TO his fjiend and
attendant, Solomon Hays. Hundreds can
testify 10 the wonderful effects of this Lin-
ment, who have used il in New York, and
who say il works like charm. The follow
ing are some which have been handed to the
proprietors, in addition to which many respec-
table citizens have voluntarily called and left
their addresses with permission TO refer to
them.
SALEM, June II, 1889.
Mr. Hays-Esteemed Friend, | am happy
TO inform yon that my wife has used those
two boxes Of Liniment which you sent her,
and is,now entirely well OF the Fistule, and il
is to the astonishment of all her friends and at
PENDANTS. ] shall be in town in q few days
with my wife, and shall amply compensate
you, and shall not forget TO recommend il to
all my friends who may be so unfortunate az
10 be troubled with so desperate a disease.
JOSHUA DODGE.
This certi6es, that have been many years
afflicted with the Piles and have in vain Paid
out considerable money for various remedies
Having heard Of your Liniment, Ipurchased a
box, and soon after using il according to d.
rectons, was entirely cured of the complaint.
recommend il as safe and cfectua remedy.
SAMUEL WIMAN.
NEw YoRK, Dec. /, 1881.
do hereby certify, that for n number of
months was severely afflicted with the Ery-
speias, aud tried number of remedies TO lit
tie purpose, until purchased box Of your
LinIment, from which found immediate relief
and perfect cure.
JAMES JACKSON.
This viii certify, that have been troubled
with the Piles most Of the time during seven
voyages to Europe ! have applied to both
European and American physicians without
success-have used part Of one box of Mr.
Hays Liniment, which has efecfuay cured
me. GEORGE EMERSON.
Mr. Perley Sbley, of Atho, Mass. has been
greatly afflicted with the Piles for 80 years past.
lie stated 20 one OF the proprietors Of HAYS
Liniment, that he tried almost every thing that
had been recommended 10 him, and had follow
ed the advice Of many physicians, but obtained
no relief. Having seen Hays Liniment re-
commended in one OF the papers, he was in
duced 10 try il, although he had little faith in
advertised nostnums. He has used one bottle,
which has given hun great relief and almost
entirely cured him; he thinks one bottle more
will cure his complaint, and he recommends
all who may be troubled with the piles To try
This remedy. October 4, 1889.
Prepared from the genuine recent by
PALMER 8. NASH, and sold wholesale
and retail at their Mrdicine Store, No. 4s,
Ann street, Boston. The genuine. will be
signed on the outside wrapper
PALnER g. Nash.
For sale i'm .BTsttleboro, by Durros, CLARK
8. Co.; Keene, JoHs Foster; Fitzwiam, DIR
NOBLE. 6moeopl0
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
Important 10 Females.
Reyonids a. Parmeiy's Celebrsted Female
Health Restorative.

THIS Medicine hs. effected cures in many cases
II where Ph,s had given them aud the
Saratoga Waters bad proved Intellectual. u in,aria-
y removes olsttuctOns, regulating ia most Of
painful, too frequent proiuse n,rstrAiion has cut
ed III. most obstinate Of Fiuor Albus. All ihis
Is effected by nghening and restoring The system
healthy acfion-it does not operate csthsrtio.
IL is recommended by many Of the mos, eminent ply,
scians IN the United States. Duct. J. Mar ison.
formerly Of Colerain, Mass. Who has prectised med-
cine 20 years nj Oneds, NY, says in relation to
H. That il Is the best medicine in use IL ca.-
Cd Of re,enion suppression Of the menses, think
viii sustain the nppslalon Of specific. have tiled IL
~ the worst with admirable rvccess, and wish
for the good ot sne ing emsler, that all physicians
would introduce il in their practice and have comb
deuce To believe they would find happy results, as I
have found the Pills to fully their recommend
alton " Doct, r. X. Davis Of Syracuse, NY. will
tell you similar story, aud many others that ght
nam II has boon tried by many hundreds with
such universal success, that the reputoo of il stand.
untivalled and uncquailed, where it 10 known. For
further information, you referred TO the persons
whose names are annexed TO our show-bs, and also
10 pamphlets LEFT with agents for grsiuitsus dslr
buti"n. Price-rwo Dollars per box, containing
nearly 100 pill. Prepared sold wholesale and re-
tail,by Reypods& Parmsly, Phisfuri Muuroe Co NY
Sold by-Willisioo s. Tyler, Bsatilcbora; J. n.
Wells, Bellows Fails; aud Druggists generally.
Brauleboro. Jul. 1889. lys7
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8 N U FF!
Only Tweuty-five Gents.

nR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
~ VENTED SNUFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men, in Europe
or America, Tor the cure and absolute relief Of
Catarrh, Dizziness ID the Head, Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headaches, Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snutiies, partial shockr Of
Palsy, &C.
For sale, wholesale and rctail, by A.
HITCHCOCK & CO., sole proprieiors, III
Genesee street, Utica, and by their agents
throughout the United States and Canada.
u3- For Sale by DgTToS, CLARE g. Co.,
Agents for Brattleboro. Oct. 1889. 1y5
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CorGnn1ssroNrns' NOTICE.

COp1n1ISSIONENS NCTICE.
WE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the dis
trict of Westminster, Commissioners to re-
ceive, examine, and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons, against the Estate of
DIR. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
late of Putney, in said district deceased, rep
resented insolvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six
months from the 9th day of December last
being allowed by said couri for that purpose;
we do hereby give notice that we viii attend
to the business OF our SAID appointment at the
dwelling house Of Widow Achsa Campbell in
Putney, on the third Mondays of February
and March next, and fourth Monday and fourth
Friday of June next, from nine O'Clock, AM.
until four O'Clock, PM. IN each Of said DAYS.
VIM. HOUGHTON, lr.,
JOSIAH HUTCHlNS, 0o"' 10
Putney, Jan. Is, 1910. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
Magnetic OdOntica,
THE INCOMPARABLE TOOTH PREF.
ARATION.


AKATION.
gEHE Utopian dreams of the alchynsst are
IL realized, and a remedy discovered for the
and preserving those impor-
tant and beautiful appendages of the human
system, by the use of the MAGNETIC
0D0NTfCA; which by its attractive, purify
ing & Strengthening qualities, removes all ex-
traneous substancesffom the teeth, and pre-
serves them in their natural brillianey, and The
gums in soundness and beauty. II is ascer-
taiued from experience, that when, used, the
teeth will never decay, but remain till the la
test age Of man, with their natural wear.
When they are decayed, its progress will be ar,
rested, and the teeth preserved and prevented
from aching. All this has been donein null
tiiude of instances, and more, in ihousands OF
cases, nervous fooihach (that climax Of paia)
has at once been effectually cured by the use
Of this the most popular dentrificein America.
Aud the public, SO far as they have become ac-
quanted with the merits Of this tooth powder,
have made use of itA-as we have sod, within
short time, about 10000 boxes of the Odonti-
ca, And, in conclusion, where and who is the
Young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual
that values a beautiful set Of teeth, sound
gums, and sweet breath more than fifty cents,
that will be longer destitute ola box OF Dr.m:
Hitchcock's Incompatible Magnetic Odonticat
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK & co. 4.
No. lit Genesee street, Utica N. Y.,
And by their agents throuqhout'the U. States
and Canada.
H5- For sale, by ,DUTroN, CLARK g. Co"
- n. LII n,f
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Youths Cabinet,
EDITED BY n. sourHAR

EDITED BY N. souTHARD.
Prospectus ofVol.S 8. Commencing Jan. Q, Is40
THIS paper which commenced without a subscri-
l. ber has existed two year,. in the midst Of host
OF competitors, securing man, friends, and receiving
the warm commendation Of about one hundred editors
and many parenrs and teachers.
"You have no idea Of the eagerness with which nv
little girl gets Your paper SAID father few days
ago, alt would be <, and thing 10 introduce as n
reading book in common schools, said dsliug
aborer in the cause Of education.
cit is just such parer desire to have PLACED
weekly in the hands Of our Children says Chris
tian Herald. "We have never known a paper IN
which chi'dren take deep Interest," says the
Waldo (Maipe) Gazette.
"We have seen no paper expressly devoted to the
Young, which combines with ipure felicity, amusement
and sound principles" snys the Bristol, ri. fhoenix.
It's engravings, which average two or three each
week. MOI intended merely please The fancy, but
10 Illustrate ruth, convey Instruction and deepen good
Impressions.
While Il is con6ieniy presented 10 the favorable
notice OF all who love TIE imp. ovemeni OF the young
II has special claims ON those who desire the immedi
estimation Of all firms OF oppression aud who believe
The best security for liberties, sacred re.
gard for the rights Of others
II Is published weekly At No. Spruce 81, New
York and No 25 Cornhill Boston, al only 81 per
year y advancei 10 copies for So. 20 copies for
Sl4; 80 copies foI $l6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
Harness Trimmings,

A LARGE assortment Of Plated, JapaD'd and
~ Brass Harness Trimmings Coach Lace,
Webbing, Gig Lamps, Patent Leather, &c&c.
Jan. LIST, 1910 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31


p0-The following capital song, which we
copy from the Albany Evening Journal, was
sung on New-Year's eve at WHIe supper al
Albany. Il is one of the clevercst patriotic
songs ever written in the country, and will &c
the rounds of the six and twenty States
wherever there is Wing journal published.
THE HERO OF THE THAMES.
A Song written for The Celebration of Nes,
Years Epe, by The Unionisis and Others.
Tune--The Poachers.
Let Loco Focos rant and rail
Al currency and banks,
We're sick of all their empty cant,
We spurn them from our ranks.
We do not mind their silly talk,
Nor heed their idle claims;
Wen make the whole banditti walk,
With our Hero of the Thames!
The Hero OF the Thames, my boys,
The Hero of the Thames
When British foes assail'd our land,
And hover'd on our coast,
PRAY where did little Matty standl
Why, snug behind posti
A post and place were all his thought,
(At spoils alone he AIMS
While HARRISON our battles fought,
The Hero of the Thames, my boys,
The Hero ofthe Thamesl
In vain the Red Goats sought to win
A foothold on our soil;
He met and drove them back again,
And sav'd our homes from spoil.
Their savage allies dar'd no more
To light their midnight flames;
Oh they heard the deep-mouih'd lannon's roar
Upon the river Thames!
Upon the river Thames, my boys,
Upon thc'rver Thames
Nor there alone did victory fling
Her standard to the sky;
The Prophets town, the bard may sing,
Which saw the red man fly.
Though If Maumee earlier laures shed,
Fort Meigs her trophy claims,
Where many a gallant soldier bed
With the Hero Of the Thames!
The Hero of the Thames, my boys,
The Hero of the Thames!
When Peace displayed her flag Of white
And hushed the bloody strife.
Who then, victorious from the fight,
Withdrew TO humble lilel
No lust of power, no love OF gold,
No selfish, sordid aims,
Could ever for mement hold
The Hero of the Thamesl
The Hero of the Thames!
And there he stood behind his plough,
And drove his steam afield''
Content with rural honors now,
And what his farm might yield.
The buckeye falls beneath his hand,
His skill and soils reclaims;
He lives tiller of the land,
Though Hero Of the Thames
The Hero of the Thames, my boys,
The Hero Of the Thames
Rut bark! our bleeding country cries
For Vengeance and Reform;
The Patriot Farmer greets our eyes,
And every heart grows warm,
Our candidate he hears the call
SPIN ready!' he cxclaims,
Then speed him! hail him, one and all!
The Hero ofthe Thames!
The Hero of the Thames, my boys,
The Hero of the Thames!
Then let US hang our banner out
And spread il to the bree2e
The spoilers we will put TO route,
And do it, too, with ease!
And let us all like brothers be,
And "USIoSIsTs" our namesl
Huzzal huz2a! for Victory
With the Hero of the Thamesl
The Hero Of the Thames, my boys,
The Hero of the Thames
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

Origin of several Fashions. Fashions have
frequently originated in endeavors of the inven-
tors to hide some deformty.-Hoops, for inst
ance, to conceal an ill-shaped hip; rufiles, scar
on the neck. perhaps; large sleeves, history
does not mention, and conjecture might not be
acceptable. Patches were invented in the
reign Of Edward vi. by lady, who in this
manner covered wen on her neck. Charles
VII. of France introduced long coats to hide a
pair of crooked legs. Peaked shoes, full two
feet long, were invented by the Duke of Anj6u
TO conceal a deiormed foot. Francis |. was
obliged, from wound in his head, 10 wear
short hair, and hence the fashion, Isabella of
Bavaria was proud of her beauty, and intro
duced the custom OF leaving the neck and
shoulders uncovered Charles VII. by severe
edicts banished light breeches; and in the reign
of Elizabeth enormous large breeches came in
fashion. The beaux Of that day stuffed their
breeches with rags, feathers, wool and other
light stuff, ill they rescmbled huge bales of
cotton. To come up with them the ladies' in
vented large hooped petticoats. II was said
that two lovers could not come within SEVEN
FEET ofeach otherl!! At one time square toes
run to such width that proclamation was is
sned that no person should wear shoes more
than six inches at the toes.
.antidolc for Marriage joy SAYS that if a
man ieels very much like getting married, yet
imagines that he ough not to, the best remedy
he knows offs, TO help one of his neighbors
move house full Of farniiure-borrow nine
ct his children for three days and heas them
cry. If that fail, build up fire of damp wood,
and when the smoke is Mickest, hire a spop,an
toscold him about four hours. If he can stand
all these, he'd better get married the next day
give his wife the pants, and be the silent
partner in the great firm Of mutrimony. We
think the remedy rather severe, but as every
man is liable TO these things after he yokes
himself, there would be no harm in trying it
Jefore.-N. Y. Atlas.
MILE.-Thc following exhibit of the num-
Der OF yards contained in mile in different
countries, will often prove matter Of useful
reference M our readers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
FOR SALE.

At CHAS. c. FROST'S, Sign Of the
IA Golden Boot, north-end Halls Building,
INDIA RUBBER SHOES, of superior
quality,
BLACKING, in LIQUID. paste and powder;
WATER PROOF PASTE, which readers
leather impervious to water;
Boot and Shoe Kit, Pegs, &c.
Brattnboro, Jan. 6, 1910. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
Gold and Silver Work.

N b. THOMPSON offers for sale as cheap
~. as he cheapest, Silver Table, Tea,
Salt aid Desert Spoons-Sugar longs and
Cream Spoons-Gold Beads--Gold Finger
Rings Ear Rings and Bosom Pins-Silver
pectaces-Siver Pencil Cases--Silver Thin
bics-English and French w A II G HE 81
Connecticut CLOCKS.
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NEW GOODS.
BLAKE &. LAWRENCE

BLAKE g.. LAWRENCu
A RE this week opening RICH Assert
IN ment of GOODS for Ladies Closks and
Dresses, viz:
Thibet Cloths, Alpnes, English and French
Merinos, Alpaca, Ga and "A Cambleteen,
Mouslin de LANES, sc. &c. which they are
disposed to sell at very low prices
Jan. ID, 1870. 6wQ0
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RROADCLOTHS.

DILOT and Beaver Cloths. and Lion Skin
Il for CoArINGs. Also rich variety of
Cassimeres, Satinetts and Vestings-CHEAP,
at BLAKE & LAWRENCE'S.
Jan. II, 1870. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
Hats, Caps and Eurs.

NEW style Brush, Nutri and Napt Hats;
IN with every style and quail ~ Of Fur,
Worsted and Cloth CAPS; Boesi Fur Cspes;
Gents. Fur Collars; Swans Down and Fur
Trimmings for Cioaks, Just received and Tor
sale, at very reduced prices, by
Dec. %. sgs ~. w. PROUTY:
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MATCH s. CLOCK REPAIRING.
Watches and Clocks carefully Repaired amp
Warranted.
New Year, 1910. 10
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The Washington Metropolis states that,
from the foundation Of our government up TO
1887. the coinage in this country has been
$69,5si ,54s. n
They declaim most against the world who
have sinned against it; as people generally
abps, moss they have injured.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
Window Sash

Of all kinds and sizes, furnished TO order,
" by NATH'L. BLISS.
Bratiieboro, Jan. 1889. tfls
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31

JUST Published, the young, Childs Firs
- Reader, suited 20 the smallest ,classea jr
common orinfant Schools.
AT THE BRATTLEBoRo BooKsToRE
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MILE.-Thc following exhibit of the num-
Der Of yards contained in a mile in different
countries, will Often prove a matter of useful
reference 10 our re aders.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-31
WA Nl TE,D,

A LII kinds Of Grain, and the highest pric,
n given in exchange for Goods, atv low
pricess byr..i j. O.. STONE &rdCO.f
Green Riyers pss..e4,t. u
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Good Team for Sale.

above will be sold cheap.
Green River, Guiliord, Dec. is, 1889.