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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
Abstract OF Probate Notices,
district oi WrsTMIEsrER,

The Administrator tho estate Of Emily L. Bliss, has peu
toned for license sell the whole Of the real estlc hear
ing be had thereon the inn Of Abner Johnson in Towns
bend, the last Wednesday In April
The Wills Of aruek Bolster and Mercy Stckney, have been
for Probate and hearing to be had thereon at the
above named place and time.
The Commissioners on the estate Of Wood Scott will meet At
the inn Of Abne Johnson In Townshend the third Fridays
NAV and June Those the estate Of Erastus Burgess
will meet at OF Widow Lucy Burgess, in Grafton,
The fourth Thursday April and third Thursday in August
Those on tie OF Hannah Adams will meet at he house Of
Charles Dickinson Rockingham the last Friday in May and
the frst Friday IN August Those the estate Of Henry Lake
will meet at he house Widow Abigail Lake in Rockingham,
,le frs, Wednesdays in June and September,
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STATE MUTUAL
Life Assurance Company,
or WORCESTER, MASS,

With a Guarantee Capital Of 100000
TIME subject of Life Assurance has been so little
H. considered in this country TO render il almost
wholly unknown except n cities. The above named in-
stitution is formed the principle ofmutual contbu-
ton and mutual benefit. No company has been in OPP
Grafton long enough in this country upon the mutual
PLAN 10 illustrate the exact amount bonus which may
reasonably be expected TO accrue from policy OF any
given amount yet the amount is very small that i
comes within the ability OF almost every person, and
agreeable to the 5th section Of the charter all surplus
funds shall be divided among the existing policies at the
expiration of every three years. and aocated TO the
org nal sum insured as bonus. All information rela
tive Life Assurance and the benefit to be derived from
il, given with pleasure.
JOSEPH STEEN, Agent for Wmdham Co.
Brattleboro Feb. II, 1876. 70
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In Probate Court, april soh, lsl6
A N instrument pUrponing 10 be the last Win and
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Nottingham, deceased, Is presented for probate by
Amos Brown therein named Executor thereof Where
upon, il Is ordered that hearing be had upon said
Instruments heure this court special session there
Of 10 be holden at the probate Office in Bralieboro in
said district on Frldny The slh day Of May next; and
for the purpose of notifying all persons interested ofthe
time and place of said hearing, that they may appear
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named Executor is ordered 10 publish a copy Of the
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Vermont Phoenix, printed at said Bratleboro, pre-
vious to said time OF hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
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town 10 address the meeting.
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BRASS KETTLES, &c.
Ok bass Kettles, assorted sizes;
Ia Timed and Enameed Sauce Pans,
Knives aud Forks Shears, Scissors
Pocket Knives, Flat Irons, raors' Irons,
Coffee Mills, Sleeves, Steel Yards, &C., &C.,
lately received lor sale by
WILLlsTON g. TYLER.
April %. S.
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NNW SPRING GOODS,

TToWNSLEY & SONS have Just received very
H. large aid complete assortment of Dry Goods,
consisting in par, Of Prints, Muslin de LANES, Cling
hams Lawns, &C.. &C. Also every vnieiy oil Meri-
Ineres and Doeskns, GambrooHs, Dimins, sc.
Please call and we will convince you, we ,siH sell a
good deal cheap
April Is, 1916. 81
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts with the
IN subscribers are hereby notified that they must call
and adjust the same Immediately, their cifcumstan.
render il absolutely Necessary that their notes and
accounts should b. paid.
G. & c. LAWRENCE.
April 81, 1886. Sws5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
NOTICE.

III YUNHE subscriber will sell the Farm Tor
E4!silh IL merly occupied by ELIJAH PIKE,
&&4itiR In Halifax, containing seventy acres Of
fsIsszA Land with proper proportion Of Til.
iage, Pasture, Moving and Wood Land, with good
sug ar and fruit Orchard. Possession will be given on
the first day Of April, 1871. Reasonable time will be
allowed for payment. -
Xvi,hi,oham Anrl Is 1916. So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
rUE UIsr0RY OF p0ulyISu

THE HISTORY or ROMlHISM
By Rev. J. Bowling, A. NJ, Pastor Of the Bereun
Church, New York. 18th edition. Just published.
This is a large octave volume, of nearly 200 pages,
embelliahed with fifty beautiful engravngs in hand
some embematc binding. Pice three dollars.
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NEW STOCK CT
RICH SPRING GOODS,
AT
WHEELER s. PRATT'S.

rTNHE subscribers having disposed of the greater
u part Of their old stuck Of Goods, have now OPEN
ed almost entire stock Of the newest and best
styles, which respectfully invite all TO call and ex-
anime, as our goods viii be freely shown and prices
named low, our motto being, quick sales and small
profits. Our stock consists in part of the following
GOods.-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TINH subscriber has received The largest and richest
a assortment Of seasunable DRY GOODS which
he has offered In the public, and respectfully in
viirs the Ladies and Gentlemen to call and examine
style, quality pnd prices.
have for the Ladies'
200 pieces rich style Prints,
30 p" p" NJ de LANES,
Sylen,lh new Rep Cashmeres,
Printed Lawns and Muslins,
Oregon Plads and Bingham Musns,
Graduated Musins white and colofed;
Scotch Ginghams, plain and iwilled;
Balzoines, plaid and striped EpIinges,
Rich Organda, printed Musns
Plain, white, striped, figured, and plaid Caubfics.
BPk, blue bl'k Alpines and Alpacca',
Gold mixed pongec Alpaca for riding dresses,
$50 rich Cashmere, Bfoche, Barage Straiilla, NJ &.
de Lniae, Evetlna, AMI other rich
SIIAWLS,
Fashionable Florence, Pedal Rutland, Lace,
Birdseye, and Children's b 0NNETS,
Bonnet and Cap RlBINS, Face Flowers, Tabs
and Ruchrs.
Also
40 ,pz. St, Cotton and Worsled Hosiery, some at
very low prices.
Gents, Ladies' aud Children's Gloves, large as
sorlmcat,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
ID r = s s @ o o % s. !,

- N Il - - ~ " " ~ -
Rep. and iwiled Cashmere de Laines new and very
rich styles;
Muslin de Laines from I2I 10 IS cts per yd.
Rich Balzorines, Lawns Muslin Cling hams,
Scotch Ginghams, white Plaid and striped Cam
brics and Musins, entirely new and beautiful
styles;
Silks plaid striped and plain of very desirable styles
RICH CASHMERE SHqWLS, such as are sold
for Sl4,0l, which we will sell for Sill so;
Low price Cashmere Shawls, from S4,00 to $500;
silk Shawls NJ de Laine do, Damask Shawls,
summer shauls and Barage Scarfs for Ladies,
Misses in great variety;
5000 yds. Pint oi'entirey new styles, which will be
sold as cheap the cheapest;
Dfab Mofeen for skirts, Corded skirts, Drab DAM
ask, Salnet and Cashmere far carriage trimmings;
Broad Cloths of all coors and qualities, fancy and
plain Cassmeres OF all styles, Vesiings and Tai
ors' Trimmings in great variety;
All wool carpets from sc to IS cts;
Cotton do &c 25 10 90 cts;
OH Cloth do at so cts;
Straw do Tuflcd Rugs, Floor cloths sc.
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.
Linen and cotton shiriing and sheeing Diapers ia.
bic linen, and table cloths napkins oil all kinds, bed
spreads, bed ticking, also prime lot of live Geese
feathers.
One case Paper Hangings 400 rolls Of entirely new
prices.
Hats and Caps,
of the styles Florence Bonnets of tho newest
Styles some very low price Rutland straw, do Flow
ers and Rbins, &C.
CrOckery, China and Glass Ware.
We have Just opened large assortment of new and
desirable patterns, at very low prlces
The abnve with many other useful and desirabe
goods, will be sold at very small advance from cost
WHEELER & PRATT.
April Ia, 1916. 4s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
WHlYE LAIAlA.

A SUPERIOR article of Pure White Lead; alsn,
IN extra No. Lead, together with prime assUf,-
mcnl Of other paints for sale low by
WILLlSTON TYLER.
April 81. IS
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Crockery, China and Glass Ware.
MRS. STODDARD,

~ RATEFUL for past invors, would say TO the
VI Ladies Of Bratrboro and vicinity, that she con-
tinues TO carry on the
Millinery and Dress Making
business, in all its branches, at her old stand,
(osE DOOR SOUTH oy POST OFFICE, UP srAIRs,)
where may be found The latest fashions together with
general assortment Of Millinery Goods, which will
be sold low.
Bounes beacbed and repaired in the most lashiona-
bic style.
Wanted immediately, five or six girls apprentices
TO the above business 6wS4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
NOTICE.

A LII notes and accounts due me after the goth day
N of May next, Especial contracts excepted, will
be collected by law, and all persons indebted Ia me
who desire to save cost will please take notice, and
govern themselves accordingly.
SANFORD PLUMB.
West Halifax, April IA, 1896 81
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Yarnish. Lintseed Oil. &c.

1HS Calls. Copal Vasnish, comprising variety
Il ~ Of Couch and Furniture
Lintseed Oil by the gallon or barrel,
Boiled OIL Japan, Spirits Turpeniine,
Gold Leaf Bronze, Glue, Gum Shelac, &c, &C.,
for sale by WlLLlSTON & TYLER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
NOTICE.

nR. J. P. WARREN announces TO the public gen.
~ orally, that he will accommodate boardeTs al his
house during the session Of the ensuing county court
The terms will be reasonable.
Fayetteville, April TO- 1886. 2ws4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
The Crcen Mountain Spring.

The Grcen Mountain Spring.
Depotsd 10 Discussion and Information concerning the Pop
uiar and Medical Uses Of Haierj 10 report IF eases o.
ater. Cure 7reafmeni; 10 The Tartare and Education q
Children 10 Diet and Health.
Medical and Philosophical Communications
BY ROBERT VESSELH0EfT, NJ d.
Edited and polished Monthly at Brattleboro, VI.
ny ID. MACK.
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rAsrzIoNAnLr DRv GOODS.

Also, CROCKERY, Glass .ffD HgRDW.fRE, ".
GOODS .4ND GROcERiES,
which will be exchanged for Produce Palm LeafiIats,
approved Credit aud Cash not refused.
IOCKHART DAVENPORT,
JEROME c. MERRILL.
Hinsdale April H. 1916. SO
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Carriage Trimmings.
nRAB Cassimeres and Saiinets, Drab Dnmask,
IL Coach Laces Tufts, Brass Bands &c. for sale by
T0WNSLEY & SONS.
April 81, 1876. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
HAVE YOU A COW!
THREE COPIES FOR g.
TREATISE on
MTJSE GO W g.

N Z = Oh Q . W g,
Whereby the quality and quantity Of Milk which
any COW will give NAV be accurately determined by
observing Natural Marks, OF External Indications
alone; the length Of time she viii continue 10 give
Milk, &c, sc.
BY NJ. FRANCIS GUENoN,
OF LIBoURNE, FRANCE.
Translated for he Farmers Library fran the French By "
p TRIST, Esq late 4. S. C0asHl Of Hanaaa.
Wah introductory Remarks and Observations on the
COiU and the Dairy.
ny JOHN S. SKINNER,
Editor Of the Farmers Library.
Illustrated with numerous Engrayings.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23

SUGARS, &C.
OE00 lbs. New Orleans Sugar,
GOOO new crop Molasses.
Fresh Teas, Coffee, Lorlard's Snuff g. Tobacco
with general supply nf Groceries.
For sale cheap by WlLLlSroN & TYLER.
April 81. Gw35
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CIRCULAR SAWS, &C.

AeO - ~aA~@e s~@@ - - 49,
SAWS, Circular, Mil, X Cut, Hand, Back, Pan.
~ el, Compass and Fellne, in great variety; aso a
complete assortment Of Mechancs' Tools Just received
from New York and Boston, for sale low by
WILLISrON g. TYLER.
Aprilsi. IS
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BroadeIOths and Cassimeres.

English, German and American Broadeloihs, large
assortment and will he sold cheap.
40 pieces Plain, Striped and Plaid Cassimcfes Of the
latest styles and at low prices.
Rich Cashmere, Silk and Worsted Vesiings, Tai
lors' Trimmings, full assortment.
Gents. Black, Plaid and Fancy Silk Crayats, superb
or Blue Black Drap. dc. Vienna and Mixi. Croton
Cloths Tor Gents. Summer Goats, superior and COM
mon Gsmbroons, Printed and Plaid Satinels, with
many other articles too numerous to mention.
4. T.. DWINELL.
3fatilehoro. Anil 81. 1876 IS
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ParasOls, Parasoletts & Sun Shades.
A large assortment direct from the Mandatory
IN for sale very low.
DICKINSON, DAY & co.
April -. sws5
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ParasOls and sun Shades
Rich Furniture Patches.
LIN E.N GOODS.

1874, 3D., s-s, a., and Sd Linen Sheeiings and
Shtngs alarge assortment AT low prices; extra super
Damask and Snow Drop Table Covers, common and
brown Linen do Damask and Snow Drop Napkins,
Russia, Scotch and Birdseye Diaper, very fine
and nice; 90 duz. Linen Cambria Hd'kls. o superior
fabric and fnish and very cheap; Beached and Brown
Mill. -. .r...I.s
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liz BY nous t Tow 1NsFsMHIN : So iSrsnle
April ID, 1896 "A
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PLOUGHS.

|HNHE subscribers have received few more of the
Il genuine Worcester Ploughs, made by Rugqles
Nourse Mason, and the celebrated 'Prouty & Mears
Plough, which they will sell cheap. Call and SEE AZ
ToWNSLEY & SONS.
"a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23
ROUSE KnEPrrTC GOODS.
Hats and Caps,

Of the styles Florence Bonnes of tho newest
styles, some very low price Rutland straw, do. Flow
ers and II ihins Re
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DO.WESTEC GOODS.

Brown and beached Sheeling and Shifting Of most
oil widths aud qualities, brown and biearhed Drills &
Jeans, Tckings, a large assortment; Tweed Plaids
Cheeks, Siipes, DENNIS Coitonades, SC.
FASHIONABLE HATS very cheap, Leghorn
do, Choth and Silk Caps, WOODEN aud Cotton Carpets
Looking Glasses, Tea Trays Table Cutlery, Cock
ely, new style Blue Ware, Glass War;, Willow Wag-
ons, Travelling BASKETS, and Willow Cloth Baskets.
MORE or THOSE NICE FEA THEIRS
Rose and Bath Blankets, Imperial Quilts Black.
Dtah and Red Mofecns, Burlaps, do. for Grain Bags,
Corded, Hair Cloth and Grass Cnh Skirts, Gents and
Ladies' Travelling Bags, new style PAfER HASeiScs,
g..
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FRESH GROCERIES,
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TINE subscriber will receive during this week. bis
Il SPRING GOODS, being the largest and rich.
this market. AT DWINFIT :"
BrattIeboro, April I5 1916. 81
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The OF Congress which i terminate. viii
he long and gratefully remembered l., all republicans
for the plant success OF 81 their cherished primer
pies and measures. VI hlIe heartily re- nee the
unp of the principles uhI~h has been
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tIudc which placed by vote of both houses
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their patronage from the newspaper press J" this decision
cheefuly bow, scnsloe ri the patriotic motives
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Congress rather than diin>ts clam the
ll- her pogvera ite J5uit: and them
confidently appeal 10 ad hy fhttr patronage.
touIng the Of government journal that iufcxhiv
devoted their Interests and the true interests Of the
II known that the chet OF ,u<tniu
newspaper the ufgni'ue OF subscription list.
much the advertising patronage which ne bestowed
In large commercial indeed. the latter
usually the concouan II the former becomes the Or
OF advertise those papers
which the most extensively circulated a>hlngtnn
however differently situated Deprived 1T the advertising
incident to mercantile community. and turtned
With peculiar and which here
incurred nothing hut long list Of subscribing patrons
paper usefunessif indeed in existence
The proprletors of the :. Mon have hitherto spared no
pains and expense make their paper WORTHY Of the
metropolis and worthy of the support of tina, great party I'm
der whose banner they enlisted In publishing the most
fell aud ample debates Of the houses Congress
believed before attempted this continent In daily
newspaper they have secured the services of the
which the afforded hut the Coz II
$4,000 SIS 600 per year Their foreign ard
domestic correspondence another large item Of expese
hut the instructive usefulness Of which highly con-
nended and appreciated Justify almost any outlay
attain IT, sui he Ifu ii At these heavy
cannot he born une the subscription list boast # < uC0
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De sl eo3sisTay enlarged enable the pTopetoIs
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nion sustain ali usefulness and them
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peJglng ourselves renewed efforts the the
glorious principles cherish offer the following propo
sIl<;
TIE DAILY UNION will he published a. heretofore
Per aaln, peg ahe in advance rs hitherto
fas been almost exclusively pocal. heYurese lntJturs
70 vote portion of It's columns domestic
cra interest and miscellaneous liter sh4ch Aa.
imialrlng il political influence may render i the
cei able II extended class Of readers.
The :. SF2Nt-W EEkI4k UNION" vii he published
every Monday thursday. durng the
> per Ihis contains all tae
tanned IN the .Dai4 u0n except local advertisements
Duung the Congress three numbers instead
III be Issued without cAarge .uL .c-I!els