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Largest Factory Buidiag in The Word-The central part
of the Portsmouth Steam Factory, which 20I feet long,
as two-thrds and should the weather continue IA.
vorable. will be covered before Christmas The eastern
wing of $50 feet will be built in the spring and the
the year The center part be six high
1he wings stories Height Of the lower ssry 10
of the other stories 10 feet The length of the front viii
be 5Oa feet about tenth Of mile. There will be about
four OF flooring in the Portsmouth Factory number
oil spndIes, $4,000 number Of operatives, from 1900 to
1900.
In the rear, two parallel buildings, two stories high will
be extended 100 feet back from the junction OF the
building with the Wings and between those buildings 90
feet from the main structure the boiler house TO be erect
ed The foundation of the chimney which TO be lao
feet high is laid and is in progress Of erectonOurnat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

Liability Of Hotel PrDprietOrs-A of interest
tried yesterday in the Marine Court The action was
brought by Horace Brooks Of the firm OF Persse Brooks,
against John H. Billings late proprietor Of the New ork
HOTEL the value of cloth cloak and cap given
to the agents servants Of the proprietor to be taken care
of usual in such prior TO his going into the ball
room but which to be found when he lefi. He
paid the customary fee Of % cents for the Of hem and
took ticket For the defence stated that the de.
mand for hats and cloaks general that rush
made the panel of the door broke in, and each
helped himself 1t appeared however, that BIZ Brooks APP
piled for his cloak before the riot The Court considered
that with ordinary diligence the cloak Of the plaintiff might
have been handed 10 him. If the difficulty had occurred
previous 10 the application for the cloak the would
have been different Judgment for plaintiff, 49, being the
asserted value-.N y. Mirror.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

NeerOmGney.-The g-eat magician, Herr Alexander is
astonishing the New Workers with his ingenious tricks
One of his experiments described follows in the NJ Y.
Tribune:
"Three hats taken from the audience being
leced by the spectators themselves the other
turned-when without going his apparatus, even
turning his back upon the audience, and after convincing
all that empty he took out Of il at least hundred
little bouquets which he distributed among the ladies' All
utterly asonshed and the applause was almost deaf
ening. But the hat was not empty yet Without moving
from among the audience, he took next from ii hundred
little flags, which also given 10 the spectators and
then conclude this wonderful ea amidst the loudes,
cheering he drew from the hat u s. flag three yards
long while the band struck up 'HaIl Columbia
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GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE NEW YEAR.
THE ILLUSTRATED
New England Family Magazine.
Ncso Volume january, 1867


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They respectfully ask therefore, the and patrnn
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Specimen numbers will freely furnished when for free
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THE MOST RHMARRABLE CURE
EVER REFORMED.

HADDoNFIELD, N. J., April co. lS4S.
On or about the 18th day Of October, ls4I, was
taken with a violent pain in the side near the liver
which continued for about Eve days, and was follow
ed by the breaking of an ulcer, abscess inwardy
which relieved the pain little but cansed me TO throw
up great quantity OF offensive matter, and also mucb
blood. Being greatly alarmed at this, applied 10
physician, but he said he thought he could do bot little
for me except give Mercury Pills, which
refused to take, feeling satisfied that they could do
no good: many other remedies We're procured by m,
wife and friends, but none did me any gooa-and the
discharge of blood and corruption still continued every
few days, and at last became offensive that coui
scarcely breahe.l was also seized with violent
cough, which at times caused me TO raise much
blood than had done beforehand my disease contin-
ued in this way, still growing until February,
when all hope of my recovery was given up, and my
friends all thought would die Of a GaHoping Con-
sumption. At this moment, when my life appa-
rently drawing near its close heard Of DR. WistayS
BalsapI of Wild Cherry, and got bottle which re-
iieued imnediateIyi and by the use Of only three
bottles of this medicine, all my pains were removed
my cough and splitting Of blood and corruption en-.
tirely stopped, and in few weeks my health was
far restored to enable me TO work at my trade.
(Which is carpenter) and Up 70 this lime have en-
joyed good health. THOMAS COZENS. &
GLOUCESTER Co, m. j., IS,
Personally came before me, the subscriber one OF
the Justices Of the Peace in and for the said county
Thomas Cozens, and being duly affirmed according 10
law, smith the above statement is in all things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 10Th day of April 1S1S,
J. p. CLEMENT, j. T.
Such is the unprecedented success Of this Balsam,
NATURES FAvoRITE PREsCRIPTION,'
prescription congena wants. il is prepared from
chemical from substances which the Author Of Ma
ture has placed in land for wise purposes thai
many who know nothing Of the mode Of its preparation
endeavorng reap Pecuniary benefits by selling ari.
their ow trash as superior to this BALsAM BY putting
up mixture and solemnly usseveratng TINT il il Imported
from foreign country, which is not the case All these
deceptive arts 60 show that Wsars BaIso is known 10
the world to be THE GREAT REMEDY and that 10 sell
any mixture i must be like this in name, or P1Port 10
like in substance.
III Believe not the cunningly wrought fabricaon-and
take only the original and genuine Wisfars Baisam Of Hd
Cherry.
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE TT.
Address all ofders Seth W. Fowe, No 1875 Washing
ION St. Boston.
AGENTS. BUTTON a. CLARK, Brattleboro; O,
Smith, Wimingtoni II. +. Baker, Fayetteville
May 30, 1916. Q9w40
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Probate Courts.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Probate Court
IN for the District Of Marlboro, in the County of
Wndham, in the State Of Vermont, will be open for
ordinary business all times (Sundays excepted
that the fxed times and places, Tor holding Probate
Conrts in said District for passing ORDERS Sentences
and DEGREES, the year ensuing, will be as follows, to
wits
Newfane, on the last Thursdays in December, March,
June and September, next following the date Of these
presents.
At the Probate Office in Dratileboro Fast Village,
on the last Thursdays in January, April July aud oc
tober.
At the Inn now occupied by Lyman Thayer, in
Wilmington, on the last Thursdays Of February and
August,
And at the Inn now occupied by Perley Balou in
Marlboro, on The last Thursdays in May and Novem-
Der.
LEMUEL WHITNEY, Judge of Probate
Brattleboro, Nov. &c, 1s45. IA
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MAHLBOHul Sd,
In Probate Court, Nov. 81, Is45.
ZONES Paul Wheeler, surviving Executor of the
~ last will and testament of ADAM CHASE, late
of 1empeton, Massachusetts, who deceased in Wards
boro in said district and files his administration account
for xamination and allowance. WheTeUpon, il is or
deTed that said notify all persons interested,
that said account will be heard and examined before
this court session thereof be holden al Taggars
Inn at Newlane, IN said district, the last Thursday
of December next, by publishing copy Of the record
Of this order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed Braleboro in said district, previous
To said Time of hearing. ha
And said executor IS further ordered in like manner,
notify all persons interested that this court will at
the time and place decree distrbution OF the
balance which shall then be found in said executors
hands, 10 those entitled to the same.
10 Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

Progress of Chemistry in Franee.-M Barruel con-
ceived the idea of making medal from the iron which
might be collected from the blood Of subject. The
vile of one of the celebrated members OF the Ecole de
Medicine of Paris wears ring, made OF iron, which
extracted from blood taken from her husband dur
ing the course of disease. Il is stated that
French eiegante wears an ornamental pin made from
human tooth, which was chased ss ivory might have
been. II the assertion that sufficient iron may be ex-
tracted from the blood of lorty-fve men TO form a
ploughshare, be correct, there would be no difficulty in
Bile, because durable relics might thus be obtained Of
noted ndividnals.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

CHURcH Bells be made fsteel, has
been proved by an ingenious American mechanic in
Ohio, from a suggestion in English newspaper. A
bell weighing fifty pounds made OF steel will cost only
about $50, and can be heard two miles or more. The
advantages Of this invention said be twofold,
first il is so cheap that every church may have bell
OF clear, brilliant and musical tone; second ii is so
light and stationary, that even a slight befry will sus-
tain it. This newly invented bell is rung BY crank,
and any boy can do IL as well regular parish bell
now be had.
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ROSTON Almanac

TINE Boston Almanac for 1916, by S. n. Dickin-
IL son. will be ready for the public OF before the
10Th OF December The and splendid map OF
Boston will again appear 10 this number. Also new
Map Of Railroads in the Commonwealth Of Massachu-
selts. This Map shows al glance all the roads d.
vefging from Boston. Along each line Of road, the
stations or depots are legiby set down. with the dis
tances from Boston. II also shows the route Of the
Long Island Road, and the Of the Hudson Rv-
er as far as Albany. No Massachusetts man can ex-
anime this Map of Railroads without pleasureable
feelings. Al glance he these great arteries OF
business life and prosperity all ceniering in the great
metropolis Of New England. The Miscellaneous, De-
parmen OF the Almanac has received all due attention.
The Business Directory and other local matters have
been thoroughly revised and made, in all respects
perfect possible.
Orders 10 be addressed, usual, the Publishers,
Messrs THOMAS GROOM & CO., 80 State Street,
or 10 the Proprietor, S. N. Dickinson, So Washing
ton Street. II
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Cheshire Counselor Convent ON.

seeaby to resolution Of the Counselor Con We ,ton held
Paper Mill Village In Alstead the 18th Of soebc last
the several said District requested aond Dele
gates equal double the number of Representa- which
they entitled in the General Court to Dnvenion
the Inn Of Isaac kENr at Paper Mil Village in sead
A. NJ the purpose of nominating candidate Q support
cd tho Office Of Counselor for said District Il ensuing
March election.
The Delegates present, last year and Town Com nces
represented the laa Convention, by
that body requested call primary meetngu the respect
i've towns for the choice of Delegates.
JOHN X DICKINSON, Secreia les Of last
WILLIAM PATRICK, Convention.
Dec, |, 1915.
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Dte0.

la Wilmington Nov %, at the resideuce Of MIR Nathan
Bridge, Of yphus Fever, Mr. Benjamin ~ Knight, aged "a
years in the short space Of four weeks and day from
his marriage.
So soon his hopes blasted,
And he has sunk into the tomb.
lie has le his wife and large circle OF friends and
quantances to mourn his sudden and untimely end
In Brookfeld, on the 22d ult, Mrs. Lydia wife or Mr.
Elijah Havoc aged The day Of her death, so years
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, Dec. 10, ls45.
COMES Beisey Newman, widow OF Ohm NEW
~ MAN, late Of Newlane, deceased, and moves the
court here for an assignment TO her Of personal proper
ty from the estate OF said deceased.
Wheeupon, il is ordered that said petitioner notify
oil persons interested that this court will decide upon
said application at the session thereof TO be holden al
raggaIs Inn in Newlane, in said district, The last
Thursday Of December inst, by publishing copy Of
he record of this order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Bratteboro in said dis
tTict, previous TO said time ofhearing
true copy of Record,
16 Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r.
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A TRULY woNDERFUL CURE.

WATEAvILLE, Oneida Co., N. ", Sept. Is, 1913.
Dear Sir--f owe it TO The afflicted TO inform you thar
in January last attacked with very violent cold
caused by working in the water, which settled mt
lungs. II accompanied by very pain in
my breast and sides, and also distressing cough.
had in attendance all the best medical aid in our village
but after exbausting all their skill 10 avail they pro-
nounced my disease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and
they all gaze up 10 die. Amer much pefsua-
sion got the consent Of my physician TO the Bal
sam Of Wiid Cherry, prepared by DR. JJistar. pur-
chased Of the Agent in place bottle, before
using bali which began TO gain strength, and it wa
very evident my cough much better and nv
symptoms in every way improving. have used
three bottles, and restored 10 perfect heaiih.-
This result is alone owing to the Of DR. Wisfar's
Baisan Of Wild Cherry and take this method Of
giving you the information partly 10 pay up the debt
Of gratitude owe you, and partly thai Others similarly
afflicted may know where TO find relief.
Very truly yours,
JAMES SAGE.
Ma PALMER, Druggist, under date of WatervilIe,
Sept. "a, writes
The statement given you by Mr. James Sage is well
known TO be in this tohoie community. II Gel
tanly was amost remarkable cure. The sale OF the
Bnlsam very good, and its success in cures truly
fattering. Yours respectfully,
ID. ID. PALMER
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10 all Persons concerned,
Especially to Guardians Of
Minors & Insane Persons.

In the revised Statutes, Chapter Is, Entitled of
Il Guardians and Wards" Sec. %, il is enacted as
follows, TO witt every Guardian whose Ward has
Real Personal Estate, shall, within YEAR after
his appointment, or within year after any Estate
ofhs Ward shall come TO his possession or knowledge;
and a, such other times the Probate Court shall d
rect, render and settle with such Coart of
the proceeds and expenditure Of his Wards Estate"
The Probate Court therefore calls upon all Guard-
ans within the Probate District Of Marlboro whose
Accounts have been of more than ONE YEARS stand
ing, render and settle the same, Immediately; and
thereby the expense of Citation, and service on
the same.
LEMUEL WHITNEY, Judge of Probate
Nov. 90, ls45.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

Scanning Grain for CatieRemember that grain Of all
kinds may be steam boiled cooked to great advantage
for feeding and faenng all descriptions Of domestic ami
mails the and sheep down to the turkey hen and
duck One half the amount Of cooked by seam or
by the ordinary process of boiling will be sufficient
to accomplish the result of the whole food So say
many.-Ihaiae CultratOr.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of RI 'LEY
IN CLARK, are requested TO call and set . The
without further delay. All Notes and Accounts
that remain unpaid the first day of February next will
be left with an Attorney for immediate collection.
RIPLEY & CLARK.
BratIleboro. Dec. $, 1916. 10
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Ertremes.-There is a man in Baltimore who is so fat
that it takes him twenty four hours 10 turn round And
in New Orleans thin that he gets his board for
nothing his landlady not knowing that he boards with her.
And another Mississippi who is tall that he does
not pay poll tax his head being considered out of the
county.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber entreat-
N ed TO make payment Immediately. Those who
delay payment will surely be put TO cost and trouble,
which solicit them to avoid.
Fl alilhx, Dec. ., Is45. 10
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Ii remarkable fact that in all the schedules pre-
scented by bankrups instance has never been known
where any portion Of their losses set down as SO much
paid for advertising Indeed, il is questionable il man in
the habit OF advertising became bankrupt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

Among the advertisements in the London Times we find
the following novel .rhc art Of cuTtsey-
ing taught 10 four lessons for guinea from the reoep
ton curtsey 10 that most in vogue in elegant society
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11
NOTICE.

A LII persons wishing 10 purchase Tickets to cross
IN the Connecticut River Bridge the year ensuing
requested call on DR.. Chas Chaplin, Treasurer
ofthe Corporation, the dwelling house Of Asa Sher-
win, in Hinsdae, on SATURDAY the eth day of
Dec. inst, where he will attend 10 the issuing the
same. A punc,ual attendance is requested.
By order of the President.
HENRY CLARK, Acting Clerk.
BtatIeboro, Dec. s, l845. I6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

''lsaac eau you describe batl ayes sir he's flying
insect The size of stopPehas India Rubber wings
and shoe string tall and best with his eyes shut
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NOTICE.
Adjourned Temperance CORveT tiOn.

A adjourned Convention of the ffientls of Tenn
N perance for the County of Windham, will b. held
al Newfane on Tuesday the 10th inst, al O'Clock
p NJ for the purpose Of nominating suit able persons
as County Commissioners for the ensoing year.
Mr. Atwood Of Addison County will be present and
address the Convention. l6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

is said fat lady in Dedham, the other day. undertook
commit suicide BY drowning herself just as she
about take the fatal plunge, huge bull frog came TO the
surface Of the water directly beneath her, and fairly fright
ened her from her purpose Who says eoakers are not
Sometimes uGeiul,
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FARM FOR SALE,

a GITUATED in the north east part Of
fsSA - Wilmington, known by the name Of the
IA. "a Streeier Farm. Said farm is excellent
49, grass and stock raising lot Of land containing
one hundred and eleven acres. Good buildings there
,n well waered, and divided into blowing, pasturing
and moving producing from forty TO Fifty tons Of hay
annually; elso good supply Of wood and orcharding.
Said premises will be sold reasonable terms, credit
for part Of the price OF the farm will be given on
good security and possession with good title will be
given to take effect on the first day Of April next.
WILLIS CUTTING.
Wilmington, Nov. 81, is45. 4wI4'
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DEC. o, 1915.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,

TTNIiIS day received from Boston and N. York, a
Il large quantity Of New Goods at rery much re-
duced prices consisting Of NJ de LANES, Prints, (very
rich styes,) Apaccas, Plaid Cloakings, shawls,
Gloves, &C., which will be sold nj great bargains BY
i6 G. TOWNSLEY a. SON.
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Farm for Sale.

uk TINE subscriber being DESTROYS to 60
$a!.nh Il west offers his farm for sale, situated
I'D 1iE about two miles north Of the village Of
G1zak1s8 Bernardston, lying the stage road
leading from Greenfield TO Bratlleboro. Said farm
contains about hundred and seventy OF land,
about twenty-five acres Of first rate meadow land lies
Fall Rvet the balance is suitably divided into
ing. pasturing, tillage and wood land Those wishing
10 purchase invited anime for themselves, and
as the buildings are nearly new and in good repair,
with good apple orchard, first rate sugar orchard
good aqsedHct conveying water TO the house and
barn, with many other convenience, il offers pleas
ant and desirable location either TO the practical OF
gentleman farmer. For further particulars inquire Of
A. f.. PARMENTER, owner, and living on said
premises.
Bernardston Dec o, i045. TIC
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The 6rst printer in America Samoel Green. The
frs, thing printed "Thc Freeman's Oath" IN I6 D.
Next Alsanae, and the New England version Of rs aims
ia 1919.
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a good hing arei said-A subscriber Episcopal pa
per- IN sending his advance subscription money,
the edtor wish to pay for my paper in advance, for
nerer like 10 read EDITORS Paper cei do
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SIEIGHS.
w A IN TE I'D i.
NOTICE..

TIME undersigned, Commissioners Of the Connect
IL cut and Passumpsc River Railroad Company,
hereby give notice that meeting Of the Stockholders
of said corporation will be holden at the Wells River
House. in NewbuIy, VI, the l5th day Of January
1916, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of organ
zing said Corporation, and the choice Of Directors
also for the purpose of acting upon the question of
cepance of the Act Of the Legislature, passed Novem-
her 9th, fs45, entitled AN Act in addition to an Act,
entitled an Act to incorporate the Connecticut and
Passumpsic River Railroad Company passed October
81, 1885.
GARDINER G. HALL,
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
HENRY SMITH,
PEYTON r. CHANDLER, Commrs.
ALLEN WARDNER,
TIMOTHY SHEDD,
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS,
dec s, 1s45 Is
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Sueide.--We learn from the Springfield Gazette that
Frederic Gutter of South wbraham sine maker, nboSt
60 years Of age, cut his throat with alurds al
teTnoon, 22d ult.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

Rs,oardedGdeon welIes, formerly postmaster lart
ford has been appointed Sd Assistant P NJ. General.