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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

boston Il manae 10, loi7. We acknowledge tue rcerp.
ton Of copy Of this neat and valuable Annual from n
Dcknsou the publisher The work is not inferior TO any
OF its predecessors either in the amount Or variety of n-
leresting matter, aud to its mechanical execution il is
sufficient praise 10 say that does credit TO Dickinson
But we will allow TO introduce sclfby the following Pre-.
face
Our little bak is out again upon the wide waters Iay.
ing safely sailed the straits of
and rtted our tiggingwe launch away again inin the
broad and deep waters before recurrence 10 our oa
book will show that have taken frequent nule by the
way The sun, the moou, the stars the chilly Winds the
lowering sky the hail and rain, the summers heat the
winters SHOWS, have all been subjects of observation
besides which have cfoniced many passing events by
Hood and hed-The thrilling Of the Rio Grnnde
the STANDING Of steam ships the returning Of captive
slave, the progress Of free trade the developments OF SCI
ence, the freaks of nature the FRENZY OF the tariff
and the telegraph, the Oregon and the California; all 20
make up one o the most remarkable chapters the book
Of events ever presented Look upon our improved
Streets with their busy thfong and rising
ing accommodations for vast trade extend your view
still furhcrto the numerous iron pathways running through
all the suburbs of the CITY, and far into the INTERIOR open
ing TO the enerprsing adesnan all the rich aud varied
sources oil the country Connected with these given
many interesting HISTORICAL geographical and Topographic
cal sketches Taking all this into vicw who win say that
the hundred thousand merchants lradcsmen and crafts
men of city and country not well served by the Boston
Almanac for lSi7?
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The Boston Almanac for lN47,
BY 8. N, DTCKTnTsO1T.

WILL be published OF an early day in December.
w The Directory 10 the business People Of Bos-
ton, will be thoroughly prepared and inserted al great
length than usual. As the business of the city in
crcases, this department Of our Almanac grows with
il. In the number now coming out there will be a
series Of DIAGRAMS representing the various RAIL.
ROADS diverging from Boston, with historical sketch.
cs Of each These diagrams or maps have been pre-
pared at considerable expense and will, together
with the Business Directory, form the principal iea-
lures 10 the Almanac Tor 1871. The usual quantity
Of Miscellaneous Matter will be found in lis pages.
The will be Illuminated with some choice speci.
mems Of Printing, and the fine large Map Of Boston,
will be bound up in the volume.
ICP0rders may be sent 10 Mr. b. b. MussEr, 20
Cornhll, aud to Mr. THoMAs GRooN, 80 State, or to
the Proprietor, S. N. DfoKISsoS, 50 Washington
street, Boston. 10
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Commentary for the People.

NOW Publishing the Eclectic Commentary on the Holy
Bible from the works Of Henry and scott, and above one
henu,eu o'her wIle Inc Work printed on hno paper and
win large clear type VIII DC completed IN twenty our parts
o egnt pages 1ich Imperial oso ao Whlch now ttcreoyP
Co VIII DC beautifully Oy accurate views o. scrip
iur scenes designed especially to embesh commentary and
etecu,eu ~ VIC most emneh. Mus Iaoes M ebaIn are
Ae"e anued "hefe Necessary ior purposes OF usuanon
the whole comprising as valuable series OF Illustrative engaV'
ngs and as have ever been united ~ any similar
Work. may DC used WIN any eduon OF ue bpe' WIN DC
Pu2lshed seml-moqnthy price Hoeens each part g.,
he aesgn o. me Commitce o. inc LONDON Itaet Soe un-
ger whose supervision he tngh "ork was prepared mas been
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A WONDBRPUL STRPIN MUSIC.

pELIEvING the days of common music with
- which the United States'iiaSlsley been flooded,
al end, the advertiser has pubiished collection Of
the most beautiful Songs, Sacred Songs, Marches,
Wsltzes, Mazurkas, Duets, &c., from engraved
plates, with which he intends 10 convince the world
that rich and original article be sold at less price
than common one, by obtaining large circulation
to reduce the first expense II will consist Of twelve
original pieces by the first masters, of which are
OF six and eight pages each, bound in oneavolume and
called, A Hreath for the Home Cirels.A The whole
TO be enclosed n cover and title, engraved and print.
ed at large expense, in the yet almost uuknown art
Of Typography, worked in six brilliant cooIs and bron-
yes. The whole forming recollection thcke ol'which
could not be bought sngly for double III money II
be borne in mind that ts u not trashy su got
up poor paper and type, bat beautifully engraved
and printed the finest paper, by Broadway estab-
lishment. This work will make splendid present,
and will be RENTED by mail on the receipt Of 81 so,
post paid, to WIN. VANDERBEEK,
ss5 Broadway New York.
Also, constantly hand, all the new and fashona.
bic Music and all reprints from fcre,gBediiions IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

The Wealth and Biography Of The Wealthy CHI
Gems of The City Of NetO York, is the tile Of pamph
let OF 80 pages, which has been sent by the publish
ers Of the New York Sun, containing a catalogue Of
the names, with short biographical notices of some, OF
all the persons in the city, whose estates amount TO
100000, or more 1t may be very pleasan; for some
folks TO look such adocument, but it's melancholy
business for us. Why not get up catalogue Of the
wealthy citizens Of Biatlleboroi
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Deo.

In Guilford, on the OH inst, Mr. Daniel Boyden, age
about SO years.
In waidsborO, Solomon Park, aged IS years, native
Holston, Mass.
In Wardsboro of typhus fever Nov 80 James NJ. David
SON. son Of James and Lois Davidson Of jamaica aged
years Printers in Mass and N " are requested to notice
In Dummerston, Dec sih Eliza, wife Of Peter Moor
In Colerane, Dee. l, widow Mindwell 1otnan, aged7s
In Gill; Dee 7, widow Dislih Scott aged 40.
In Cambridge, Dee IS, Mrs. Melinda aged 62, wife
Joseph Buckingham, ESQ editor oi the Boston Courier
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Marrfen.

At the Stage House, in this village, Dec ~, by Rev A.
Huntington Capp, Mr. Emmons Fales Of Tenipleton, to
Miss Caroline s. Jennison, of Sterling, Mass
In West Brallleboro, the 9Th ns by Rev. j. Gland
ler Mr. Mitchell Brisse to Miss Theda Lovennd, all of
In Dummerston, Nov. 18th, by Rev. Wm N. Barber,
Mr.. j. v stockwel, of Gantham N. H., to Miss Mary M.
Chamberlain, Of d.
Also the place, the LIST inst by The same, Mr.
Emery H. Colburn, of Puney to Miss Jerusha Davenport
Of ID.
In Stoningon c., Dec g. Nit Alfred Fisher, Of Nashua,
N. ii to Miss Harriet Emeline Wells, Of Greenfield
In church, in Tewksbuy, Mass, 10Th ult, by Rev, d.
Burrovgh, Mr. Nathaniel Trull 10 Miss Miranda Wood,
both Oft
in Bennington, the 18th inst by Rev j. J. Abbott, T.
w Park, ESQ., and Laura Hall, daughter of Hon Judge
Hall, all of b.
In Orange, Nov e5 by Rev Levi Bullou, MIR s c. Ellis,
10 Miss Louisa FORSTER.
In Orange, by the samo, Nov. 90, Mr. Edwin Battle to
Miss Prudence Chenery Mr. Darwin Merriam to Miss
Nancy Chenery.-Mr Nathaniel Chenery of Boston, to
Miss Mary A. Eddy
Al Waterford, N. Y, on the Cd inst, Chesseden Ellis
Esq, of ~ Y city, Miss Mary C. Adams, of the former
place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

Mount Cesar Seminary.-We have a catalogue of
this Institution, located Swanzey, N. H., by which
appears that the whole No. Of Students for the year
past was iS6 The Institution has been under the
charge Of John S. Lee, A. b., whose engagement
with The Bond Of Trustees has now exnired
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

Fourth Congregational Disiriet.-The third trial for
the election of Representative in the Fourth District
is to be made the first Tuesday Of January, when
plurality elects Peck, Loco led Chandler, Wing, on
~ SO votes at the last tral-beng Wing gain OF be.
tween GOO and 700. -four Wing friends do but come
out in their strength, they will elect their candidate by
a handsome majority.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

We have received from Chauncey Goodrich, the
publisher, copy Of the second Annual Report of the
Geological Survey Of this State, by Prof. C. b. Adj
ans, Of Middebury College-also copy of the Laws
of Vermont for 1896 for which he will please accept
our thanks. We have not found time TO give The Re-
port more than cursory examination but may speak
of ii more at length hereafter. The work contains
a67 pages, and is divided into five parts. Part LIST
treats Of Elementary Geology-part 2nd, of Mneralo-
gy-part Srd, Of Concretions-part 9TH, of Scientific
Geology-pau 5,h, of Economical Geology and Min.
eralogy. Copies will be sent to any in the State
free of any charge for freight or postage, at the low
price Of SO cts per copy.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons wishing TO purchase Tickeis-t 10 cross
IN the Connecticut River Bridge the year ensuing,
are requested 10 call DR.. Chas. Chaplin, Treasurer
OF the Corporation the dwelling house of Asa Sher-
win, 10 Hnsdale, on SATURDAY the '26ih day OF
Dec. inst, where he will attend to. the issuing tho
same. punctual attendance is1eques,ed.
Ry-osder ofthe President.
HENRY CLARK, Acting Clerk.
Bratieboro, Dec. IA, 1646s.-''' IL
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Local and Travelling Agents Wanted,

TUNO canvass the State OF Vermont with an Interest,"
IL ing and valuable work, that has been offer
ed in that State. Districts will be secured 10 Agents
il is desired. For further information, apply
HEB. MINIS,
10 Phoenix Row, Amherst, Mass.
p5-Al letters must be pre- paitkr is
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ns-The Woodstock Age says that 'Diabolos, alias
the Devil, is about TO pay his respects to the good
people Of Bratleboro, and to the Editor of the Phu
nix in PARTICULAR
Better keep him at Woodstock Mr. Age-sworn
friends should never be parted
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24
Temperance Notice.

The Rev. E. b. Morgan, will lecture on the subject Of
Temperance, Saturday evening next at the Elliot St
Chapel, at l'2 o'clock. Subect-'The philosophy of
drunkness,' And ALSO on Sunday evening next at the
Baptist church, ate ocluck Subeei'ihe origin, design
and ineicency Of the license system.
All persons respectfully invited 10 attend.
BlallrboTo, Dec. -, 1876
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NOTICE.

TUNHE Stockholders Of the Connecticut River Bridge
Il are hereby notified and warned 10 meet at the
dwelling house Of Asa Sherwin, in Hnsdale, on Mon
day the 9TH day OF January next, at O'clock P. NJ,
for the choice OF officers for the year ensuing Also,
transact any other business that may legally come
before said meeting. By order oithe Directors,
HENRY CLARK eiing Clerk.
Brattleboro, Dec. a. 1886. II
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It and perscvering Csc Of that invaluable remedy,
pNioNfoiHB uhc VI tnaA
HYER'S
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PIE LIS.
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This language is not the idle pufiery Of a worthless
nostfum, but Is based actual personal knowledge Of
the great benefits resulting from a Of this Com
pound Tor many years, a standing Family Medicine,
aud the unsolicited testimony Of many other persons
who have used it for periods, varying from TO
fifteen years. II is undeniaby of the most valua
bic Medical Preparations extanL
The Pills are purely vegetable, are OF two kinds,
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male Complaints, Papitalions, &c.
0J- No family, after trial. ,cW remain without
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They are put up in single boxes, at ttceniy fire
cents. for convenience of trial, by those
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Packages-theSe last having, each, pamphlet en-
blacing valuable treatise disease. The dollar
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

University Of Permont-We see by the catalogue
of this highly respectable Institution, that the number
of under graduates enjoying its advantages is 1907
Seniors, %; Juniors, 81; Sophomores, &c /; Fresh
men, 90
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NOTICE.

TIME Universast Society in DumneTsion, will
a commemorate the birth Of Christ by appropriate
religious services, on The eve Of the 25ih OF Dec
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24
NOTICE.

L HEREBY give TO my son CHARLESR n. THOM-
Il as, his time, and shall claim no part Of his earn
ings nor hold myself liable for his contracts.
T.. ii. THOMAS.
Braltsboro, Nov %, 1916. IS
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INSURANCE.

INSU RANCE.
q Vt. Mutual Fire Insurance Co. aH9
TUNIiE subscriber, Agent for the VT. Mural FtnE
Il lHs. Co., hereby gives notice that he will effect
assurances in said Company, on all kinds oil property
usually insured by similar companies, on application
+. II. FESSENDEN.
Bratteboro Dec. is46s. 6mi6
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EERlARI'rsI
SECURED

Being acknowledged the greatest Of all earthly bless
ings why should not man ardcniy desire that il might
be SECURED
TO himself and alsD Ia the wollJ2 Aud is il surprising
that he should labor diligently this
cndl The whole range Of medical scicnce-the min.
cral and vegetable wordshnye been explored for this
object, but IN no way can il be attained ~
SAFELY, CuEAPLY a. EFFECTUALLY,
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" The New York Mirror says, Scotch plaid CATERS are
beginning to be worn by of dashing ladies' The
fashion, however, has not yet attained foothold among
the upper ten
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24
NOTICE..

A CC0RDING to custom, the Members of the Fire
IN Engine Company in Hinsdae, will meet at Doci
Frederick Boyden's Friday evening, Jan. Ist Ie47
to parlake of collation. prepared by him.
An invitation is extended TO the citizens generally
Tickets can be had at e. w. Hunts, Davenport &
Merrill, or Of the committee.
J. b. MERRlLL,) Committee
ii. M. JONES, of
L. w. PRIEST, Arrangements.
Hinsdale,!Dec. 81, 1876. avis
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MEAT BARRELS.

WHOLE, hall and quarter Meat Barrels, Of
TOWNsLEY & SONS.
Dec "a IS
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COnlnaissiomers' Notice.

VNHE subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
IL Court of Probate for the district Of Marlboro, com
missones to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
ALFRED ARMS,
late of Gilford in said district, represented nsovent,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and months from the 18th day Dec 1886,
being allowed by said court for that purpose, we do
therefore, hereby give notice, that will attend TO
the business oour appointment ut the Tavern Of Dan
lei Jacob in said Guiliord, the last Thursdays in
January and April next, from to three O'Clock, P.
M, on each Of said days.
SAMUEL SKIES, cou,,,.
ELlHu FIELD, oO"'
Gulord, Dec. 18th, 1916. "a
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STOVES, STONES.

CONSTANTLY on hand and lor sae,cheaps for
~ Cash, Credit or Old lron,-Ps,Ior, Cooking and
Box Stoves Of ell sizes, from IS inches 10 feet long.
Also all kinds Of Casting made 10 order and short
notice, al The EogIe Furnace, Hinsdae, N. H., by
II. E. BROWN & co
Dec. ~, 1876. evil
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

Gov Blows, of Tennessee, has appointed Sunday thu
27th inst, as a day Of Thanksgiving and prayer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

100 BBLS Smith & Alcous Flour, (Shawmut
HUI Mis) from new wheat, Just received and for
sale, by WHEELER q PRATT.
Oct 81, 1886. 0
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ON account ofthe expiration Of our copartnershp,
~ and the change that we have made in our affairs,
it becomes necessary call upon oil indebted TO u.s.
either by Note or Book, and require immediate set
Element. DICKINSON, DAY co.
Dec. 20, 40 Avis
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gJTHE NEW YoRK EXPRESS 10 in an in
proved FORM and what is better, in and readable typ
For several months past this paper has looked rather "o'
at the elbows and much gralifed 10 notice its in
proved appearance.
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BOSTON, n. B. THOMAS, GODFREP'S,
ID and POCKET ALMANACS, atM
BOOKSTORE.
Dec 10. IS
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Sr. JoBSsBuRT AcADEMr.-A friend has sent Cat'
ogue of III is oushng school, under the charge
the following board of instructors;
MIR James X Colby Mr. John P. Fisk; Miss Caroln
s. Haven; Miss Catharinc McKeen; Mrs. Sarah A.
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LAMP OIL!

A TIERCES superior Winter Sperm Oil, W arran,
~ ed of the very first quality. For sale by
BUTTON s. CLARK.
Bratteboro, October &c, 1886. II
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The WRITTEN SIGNATURES
TIE onIv Safeguard ara,nsf CouuIeyf,iI,

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The public attention is invited, and paricula ri y
referred TO the advertisement. setting forth the new
style OF labelling. and the putting up of Dr. Beck
,oiM's dnti Dyspeptic Dinner PiNs Also to that
oil Dr. DyoVS Approved -iati- Bilious Pills; both
III which ~ may be seen, are protraced from be-
ing counterfeitcd, by the only safeguard be de-
pended upon. the WRITTEN SIGNATURES of
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All others which may be offered for sale by I'M
principlcd persons, are surely Base Countcrfcits
and will be rejected as such The pills that were
IN the hands of persons who purchased the genuine
have all been exchanged for such as have the Writ
ten Signature of the proprietor
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwiih's .dnti-
Dyspeptic and DyotpS Anii- Bilious Pills is vested
in the hands Of II. w. DYoTT s. SoNs, of the Co
lumbar College, No. 1872 North Second street.
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same.
Druggists, and all Wholesale Dealers, who wish
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Robertson II Cornick, w. III. Broughton, Norfolk
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