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STATE OF VERMONT.

4uAHLbUHVI
In Probate Court, january 10, 1886.
ZONES Russell Hayes, Executor Of the last VIII
~ and Testament of MARTHA BILLINGS. late
OF Bratteboro in said district, deceased and files his
administration account for examination and allowance.
Wheeupon, it is ordered that said Executor notify all
persons interested, that said account will be heard and
examined before this court the session thereof to be
holden at the Probate Office 10 Braitleboro aforesaid,
the last Thursday Of January instant by publish
ing copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at said
Bratteboro, previous to said time of hearing. And
said Executor is further ordered 10 like to
tiiy all persons interested, that this will, at the
said time and place, after the settlement OF said ac
count, decree distribution of the balance which shall
then and there be found in said Executors hands, 10
the persons legally entitled TO the same.
A true copy Of Record, HJ
81 Attest, RoYALL TYLER, Reg'r
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Marrft0.

Al the Vermont House in this village Jan g. by Rev J.
g. Foster, Mr. John s Duton Of JaHfey N. H., TO Miss
Mary b. Davis Of Newfane.
Also, at the place. tho same day, by the same,
Charles Blood, Esq 10 Miss Eliza r. Harding both oil Put
ney. -
At Vernon Jan. q, by Cyrus washburn, Esq, Mr. Eli
phaz Elmer Of iinsdne, to Miss Edey Howard Of Win
chester, N. II.
In Dummerson, Jan. ], by +. Leonard Esq, Mr. Geo.
Wheeler to Miss Mary Holland, both Of d.
Al Vernon, 10th inst, by Cyrus Washburn, Esq, MT
Samuel Cutting Of Princeton, Mass to Miss Sylvia Brown
Of Bakersfield, w.
10 Dummerston, Jan. I, by Rev. Nelson Barber, Mr.
William o. Hadley, Of Braiiebofo, to Miss Avira Daven'
,ort, Of ID.
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The Years. Notice-The committee Of foreign re-
ations in ihe House have reported the following reso-
lution:-
"Resoved by the Senate and House of Representa-
tves of the United States of America in Congress
sembled, That the President Of the United States
forthwith cause mott ce to be given to the government
of Great Britain tina the convention between the Uni
ted States and Great Britain, concerning the territory
of Oregon Of the 9Th of August, 1927, signed at Lon
don, shall be annulle, and abrogaed twelve months
after the expiration of the said tenn of notice. conform
ably TO the second art Gle Of the SAID convention Of the
sixth Of August, 1927. "
minority report was made by GaHet Davis, Of
Kentucky. Il propos, TO leave to The President the
discretion and the resp onsiby of giving the notice,
and concludes by ,lution that the question to
that notice not matt for the decision of Congress,
and that the House ef ain present from the express
sion of any opinion on he subject.
Mr. Inserso, charm. an of the committee, moved
that the report of the orty be made the special
der Of the day for the frs Monday in February
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Fires. The Hotel in Burlington occupied by Mr.
Prouty, and known by the designation Of the How
ard House." totally destroyed by fire, in the fore
noon Of Friday last
Also, the store and merchandise oil Messrs. ID. & A.
Collins Of Brandon, was consumed by fire on Saturday
morning last, together with ID thousand pounds
Of wool and IS dollars in money. Loss about 1900
dollars;-insured for about 1900.
Also, in Brandon, the same morning, the top
house Of Royal Bake's furnace.
Also, on Tuesday night last, the Blacksmith shop OF
Mr. l.. Winslow, in Barnard vlage-no insurance.
Also, Blacksmith shop in Bethel, belonging to, and
occupied by, Mr. Blaisdel was consumed lew nights
since-.Mercury, jan 9.
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Dtto.

In Guiford, the 3Oh ut, with short attack Of the
ileurisy, DANEL GREESLEAT, aged 20 years The de.
ceased was born in Boston, Mass, from whence when
bout 10 years OF age he removed with his father the late
stephen Greenea Esq, TO Baulebofo East Village. lie
TO whom nature had not been sparing Of her
ils-was great hvorite Of the Muses., and follower Of
lin, who is The away, the Truth, and the Life"
Death loves shining mark J" the good the rise, the
great,
The genius and the iearnd, must all submit TO Fate
Printers in VI. and n. Y. are requested, &c
In Greenfield, Jan. g. Widow Betsey Adams, aged SO.
In Greenfield Jan. 4, Mr. Joel Merriam, aged ~.
In Northfed, Dec %, Widow Hannah Turner, aged 20
In Mortified. Jan. 8, David Hunter, ii.
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READ 1T I 1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, AND
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had great my stomach, which caused IL 10
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GREAT CoMMoTIoS IN NAuyoo-Under this head the War
saw Signal, Of the 18th, Publishes what follows
Just paper going press received intelligence
from Nluvoo that the Lord has accepted the Temple and
the long promised endowment for which the Saints
so long preparing. is now being received
This endowment consists in abrogaon Of all existing mar
rages and every good Saint liberty his present
wife and take any other who may suit him better The
quence all Nauroo is in commoton and the Saints
ming about, perfectly wild with excitement
The why the Lord concluded endow his saints
this singular because husbands willing
to TO Oregon aud their wives objected and rice
they being msmached the Lord concluded prevent difficulty
by giving all willing chance select partners
the expedition.
o p Rockwell, who charged with attempt murder
Ex-Governor of Missouri obtained the lawful wife Amos
Davis in the late exchange Of partners
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, S.
In Probate Court, Jan. 10, 1916.
HNOMES Newton Smead Administrator upon the
~ estate OF DAVID ID. WILCOX, late Of Whit
ing ham, deceased and The court here for an ex.
sion OF the time heretofore limited him to dispose
of naid estate and pay the debts Of said deceased
Whereupon, il is ordered that said administrator no
tify oil persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application the session thereof TO be hold
en- OF the probate Office in Braeboro in said district,
on the last Thursday of January instant by publish
ing copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
ces ,vey in the Vermont Phgnix printed at said Brat
tleboro previous 10 said time of hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
81 Attest ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r.
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Destruciipe Fire in Rome, Oneida Co., NJ y
We learn from the Rome Sentinel Extra, that FIRE
broke DOT 10 that village on Dominiek street, about
O'Clock Tuesday morning, Jan. 9Th, which laid the
whole block, from the Rome Bank the at the
American Hotel and up James street to the reside
Of Mr. Hathaway, in ruinsl The loss OF property is
immense. The fire spread with fearful rapidity, and
the buildings most of them being Of wood, with only
brick fronts, il swept the whole area without the
possibility of checking il. About so buildings were
destroyed and one lie, that Of Mr. George Fox, lost
Mr. +. crushed beneath falling chimney. He
poor man, and leaves a large family. Among
the buildings burnt are the American Hotel, and the
Bank of Rome The whle loss will probably coed
$4,000 Of which about $4,000 is covered by insur-
ance II is sad calamity Tor Rome-.4tiGs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15

Arrest of Slave Ships-The Sierra Leone Watch
man Of the S0th Of August, says:-
Accommodating from the period when the strength Of
the squadron was augmented by the addition of steam
power (being also the date Of Commodore Jones's
val,) in April ls44, up to the last month, Ounce
short period fourteen months, no fewer than be-
tween siriy and serenity Uesses Of various sizes have
been captured by her Maestys cruisers, for being
gsged in the slave trade. Out OF this number not
has escaped condemnation, either for being equipped
for the slave trade, for having slaves board; in
the latter case upward Of five thousand slaves have
been rescued and emancpated by the courts in this
colony"
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Ponder NIL B0ion up-We learn that the dry-house
tached to the powder mill of John CarkE, ESQ BEN
nington, was blown up Wednesday night last. IL
estimated that there about lsO kegs Of powder under
going the process Of drying The spread of was 80
rapid that found impossible to any Of the pow
der Mr. Cakn's house good deal damaged aud his
about $l0OJ insurance. Of conrseAdshHa Telegraph
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro, IS
In Probate Court, Jan. 5, 1s45.
GtOMES Benson Jones, Executor of the last win
" and testament of INCOME JONES, late I
Brateboro, in said district deceased, and files lis ad
mnistfaton account for examination and allowance.
Whereupon il is ordered that said Executor Motif
all persons interested that said will be hear
ana examined before this court the session thereof
to be holden the probate office in Brateboro alor
said on the last Thursday of January instant, by pub,
fishing copy Of the record of this order three weeI
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at 50 i'd
Brateboro, previous to said time of hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
40 Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15

Mr. Wentworth, the 'oi lg Hi noise member Of Con-
eress, has received let ter from Brigham Young,
President Of the Church o.. Jesus Christ Of the Latter
Day Saints asking for the Job of building the forts
the Oregon route, transport ing the mails, etc. they
intend TO emigrate west of the mountains in the ensu-
ing season.
Il is suggested in the Tril une that f these Latter
Day Saints get the job they should be paid of in the
coin manufactured in their o, Vn mint
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EXTRACT OF a LETTER FROM a POST
MASTER DATED

PEMBRoKE, Wash. Co., Me, April 90, 1874
Ma Isaac BUrTs.--Dear Sir: At the request Of
many OF my friends in this place and vicinity who are
afflicted with consumption and liver complaints, take
the liberty Of asking you TO appoint one in this
county agent sell WiSfar's BaLsd Of Wild Cher
ry and to send him few dozen there is Of it
foI sale within 200 miles from this. have doubt
that il would meet with ready sale lift where
il could be procured without TOO much expense and
delay
NY wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians called the first stage Of consump-
ton-a complaint very prevalent in this section of
country. Having seen the Balsam advertised in Au-
gusta,
90 200 MILES FROM HERE ID
took The pains send there for bottle Of it, which
she took, and which helped her much that for
two bottles more, which she has also taken and she
says that she has not felt well for six years
she does this time. All those who have inquired Of
me and ascerianed what effect the Balsam had, are
anxious to have for sale in this vicinity, which is
the cause Of my writing 20 you.
Please inform me by return OF mail whether you
cude 10 send some and If So to whom, in order that
may be known where il be had.
am, with respect, yours, etc.
p. G. FARNSWORTH, P. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning that medici-
ne-no physieian-no preparation Of any kind whatever
can equal DR. Wisiar's BGisGm Of Wa Cherry.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15

Fatal Aeeident--Mr Derrick HaTwell, Of Langdon, N.
II thrown from his team, day last week, while ri
ding down a hill with load Of wood He fell under his
sled the wound round him in his fall the hor
could proceed and he remained in this terrible
son seventeen hours screaming Tor help the whe and
though heard by persons received no assistance lie
helped out the next morning. badly frozen and bruised
and died few days afterwards.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15

PORK 7rade-The Cincinnati Gazette Of Thursday,
says Sales yesterday Of 300 head Of hogs in two lots
at 81 and l30 head, at 81 05 considerable number of
wagon hogs taken in at house at - S4l2 l2
Sales OF small lots very heavy reported at 81 rs 2s
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THE MOST REnMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED.
HAppoNFIrLp. n. j.

HADDosFIELD, N j., April 90 lS4S
On or about the 18th day of October, 1871 was
taken with violent pain in the side, near the liver
which continued Tor about five days, and was follow
ed by the breaking Of an ulcer, abscess nwardly,
which relieved the pain tle bat caused to throw
up great quantity of offensive matter, and also much
blood. Being greatly alarmed at this, | applied TO a
physician, but he said he thought he could do but little
for me except give me some Mercury Pills, which
refused to take, feeling satisfied that they could do ne
no good: many other remedies were procured BY nv
vile and friends, but none did me any good-and the
discharge Of blood and corruption still continued every
few days, and at last became offensive that could
scarcely breathe. l was also seized with q violent
cough, which at times caused me 10 raise much more
blood than had done beforehand my disease contin-
ued in this way, still growing worse until February,
when all hope OF my recovery was given up, and my
friends all thought would die ola Galloping Con-
sumption. AT this moment, when my life was appa-
renty drawing near its close, heard Of DR. Wisiar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and got bottle which re-
heped me immediately; and by the use Of only three
bottles Of tins medicine, all my pains removed
my cough and splitting Of blood and corruption en-
tIely stopped and in a few weeks my health was so
far restored as to enable me to work at my trade,
(which 5 caTpen'er and gP % this lime have en-
GLOUCESTER Co., N. j., SIS.
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, saith the above statement is in all things true
Ahfmed before me, on the 10th day of April, 1913.
j. p. CLEMENT, J. p.
Such is the unprecedented success of this Balsam,
NATURES FAvORITE r::;:::ssca:TzIoN,'
prescription congenia to our wants as il is prepared from
chemical extracts from substances which the Author Of Ma
ture has placed in land for wise purposes that
many who know nothing OF the mode of its preparation are
endeavorng to reap pecunary benefits by selling an ar
Gle similar in name, or in appearance, or by representing
their trash superior 10 this BALSAM by putting
up mixture and soemnly asseverating that ia mnorted
from a foreign country, which 10 the case All these
deceptive arts 60 to show that stsr Batsa known
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Brighton Market-Jan. s.

REPORTED FoR THE DAILY ADVERTISER.
Al market 62O Beef Cattle, and $50 Sheep $50 Beef
Cattle unsod.
Plicfs-Beef CattleWe quote TO correspond with last
week--Exira % % First quality 81 so So Second
quality 81 25 Third quality SO 25 al.
Sheep-$l 90 to 81 So
Swine-None at market except few from the immedi-
ate neighborhood. Al retail from 4 l.2 to &C.
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A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

WArERvIILE, Oneida Co. N Y, Sept 49, I943.
Dear Sir-I owe il to the afflicted TO inform you that
in January last attacked with avery violent cold
caused by working in the water, which settled on nv
lungs. II was accompanied by very severe pain in
my breast and sides, and also distressing cough |
had in attendance all the best medical aid in village;
but after exhaustng all their skill 10 no avail they pro
nounced my disease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and
they one all gaze up TO die. After much persua-
sion got the consent Of my physician TO use the Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry, prepared by Dr. Histar. Ipur-
chased Of the Agent in our place bottle, before
using hall of which began to gain strength, and il was
very evident my cough much better and nv
symptoms in every way improving have now used
three bottles, and am restored 10 perfect healtA-
This result is alone owing to the use of DR. Wisfar's
Baisam Of Wild Cherry and take this method of
giving you the information, partly TO pay up the debt
Of gratitude owe you and partly that others similarly
afflicted may know where TO find relief.
Very truly yours,
JAMES SAGE.
Nh PALMER, Druggist, under date of Waierville,
Sept a. writes:
The statement given you by Mr. James Sage is well
known TO be true in this whole community 1t cer-
tanly was most remarkable cure. The sale OF the
Balsam very good, and lis in cures truly
6attering. Yours respectfully,
ID, ID. PALMER
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Among the Of passengers lost by the unfortunate
disaster to the Bell Zane those of Mr.
Charles Bowen lady and child Mr. Bowen was formerly
Of the firm of Gray Bowen, Of this city, publishers Of the
North American Review, American Almanac and other
works Of high reputation. Boston Transcript
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a series Of Disastsrs-Whie Mrs Coleman waiting
Tor her father at Pttshed with the remains Of her husband
who died IN consequence Of the accident at Chester the
Western Railroad, she received the intelligence that the ia
Their too had been killed at Fzwam by the caying in of
bank on the Cheshire Railroad.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15

Drough-The scarcity of rain for few months past
has been great the part OF the State that the
streams very low and the people from beyond
Rock Rves more than a hundred miles, 10 the mills
but grind for customers and they have of that than
they can do.-Chieago Neios.
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o. The "CnEsrr FAnLY" is to be here next Tuesday
Let to it that they have "good house BE-
Meyae YeTmoaers, and If they sustain their high
reputation singers, let give them another f they de-
sire O for that reason.
January IA. p.
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MAssAoHUsETTs LEGIsLAruRE.--The Legislature OF
Massachusetts, assembled in the State House Wednes.
day. 9Th inst The nine Senators (all whig) elected John
Gray, of Boston, President pro tenn and Charles Hud
SON. Clerk The members of the House organized by
king choice of Samuel A. Valley, Jr for Speaker Whole
number of votes 242 VALLEY had $780, Byngton 49, Scat
ierng Charles W. Story, of Judge Story elect
ed Clerk
On Friday the two branches of the Legislature met in
Convention for the purpose of filing the 81 vacancies in
the Senate. Wings elected in every instance by
about $40 majority.
jan lO&.-The joint committee to which was referred
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NOTICE.

TTNHE Members of the l.. l.. INFANTRY. are re-
IL quesled TO meet at Wantastquet Hall, on Satur-
day evening, Jan. II, at o'clock
A punctual attendance is requested.
s, NJ. WAIT, CLERK.
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" The official return of the vote Of Bennington Coun
g shows that the anempeance candidates have succeed
ed by about 90 majority.
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A DESIRABLE TENENENT FOR SALE.

IL TINHE subscriber wishes to sell a small
,.s.N IL Dwelling House, with Barn and other
ii!,h.s out-buildings, good yard and garden, and
AaskzA abundance Of coed spring water situated
ia BraIileboro village For Terms, &c., inquire Of
l.. G. MEAD, ESQ.,, Bfattleboro.
HENRY ALLEN.
an. 10, 1876. 81
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~ special messenger despatched by Mr. slidell ary-
edat Washington from Mexico the 10th inst It is
known what the object Of his mission.
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w A NTED .

SMART, active Boy, IL or IL years olAge, 10 learn
N the Book Binders Trade, 10 whom goodfe
ment will be given if application be made soon, at Tie
BOOK BlNDERY
Bratleboro, Dec 10, lBi5. l6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15

u Cassius Nj. Clay delivered public address TO the
citizens of New York city, Monday night the subject
Of slavery and emancipation
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gJ'We hear from Westmor Gland, that four Irshmen
Instantly killed the 18th section of the I'd division
of the Cheshire Railroad Mo aday last, by the falling Of
the bank The contractor, Mr. Wells narrowly escaped.-
The buried 4 feet deep .-Keene Sentinel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15

Tur CHESEYs-we hear that this family, who have
for themselves deserving fame the past season. in
New York. New Jersey and the Northern part of this State,
by their pure and unaffected music intend to favor with
Concert sometime the present month.
We trust that OF readers, who can will deny
themselves the pleasure of rich treat, but will crafty
their ears well encourage native TALENT by Civ
ing these Vermont Minstres full house.
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S so REWARD.

TINE undersigned will pay the above reward of
Il FIFTY DOLLARS, TO any person or persons
who will discover the Incendary who set the Fire
Sunday evening last and furnish such evidence will
lead TO his conviction.
NATHANIEL KITTREDGE.
Bratteboro, Dec. %, 1876, 10