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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
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70 ihe rs,ces OF The Pourhkeepsie Cole aie Institute
The undersigned, your EXAMINING COMMITTEE re- Pefuy
sisued Us which are persuaded you Will not consider
sinecure, when We MORN you ,Ha' " : Ia ~
mission from O'Clock 4. N. TIL 9 2. "
Tl- PRINCIPALS Of your Institute couG the utmost scra
tiny Of eir work during The and not satisfied
with superficial invcsti. EiioD.
TYNE those Of hy-os There has been very LILLE
change the Faculty, and We ind the sane iEdoniiabe
purpose and unns industry which have hitherto charac-
Ter ID them and which has rendered the ScbootO re-
peal the language Professor ProGdft. Of Rutgers Col
iese concerning it, !he best IN The world.
in g.ners manifested that ihey appreciate their eNirsor
dinary privileges We that among such large
rietv Of tseri and applications and o; course parallel TO-
equality in tleir requirements We axe however deeply
impressed with the conviction thzi The Teachers maze The
most o! TIE msierial upon hiea Ley 5e'o" iheir
abors
discipline OF the SCHOOL and desire, through you TO IN
form the community that h. plsc- Tor those who
ircorr.gbty determined be dlsordrsiy The govern
here : paierls but nm aad decided ea dis p's-d
bv worthy and energetic Principals without any regard
prese pecuEisr results They Wish distinctly u
dersona iii y any plstls come - 's'g ti4slas =,
Liberty, : Constitutional LtbertyLlheTy defined ~
Law Liberty 70 d1 isk, aud ROT Liberty ID DO wrong
hey ynu-i expect W mention ius because 80 re tl
yinoed lie uHcNamped prosperity OF tbs lastlton :
81 really Attributable 10 s sctpline - 20 IL lnsgc"
IL gratines aiueh 10 >ay ma Ne can 'scot no mp
ION. OF wanting 10 vudr noble Institute. bat rather oi per
ulanelcy and Increasing STABILITY A. proc. o. ~ o~r
confidence in il perpe.ay HE Senior Principal la, paE-
chased lie properly the Institute, ana i making
extensive improvements render attractive han
eye W.. mention hi- for The have
children here now NAV WISH - semi hen hereafter.
with The hope thai they MI DC ai!' 70 n.l- t1eir ecue
hon IN psce where every hing IN The domestic vel
As literary arrangements ! 20 iGyitia=.
We ievl that may safely express She belief tesi oar
beautiful Parhenon viii continue be, heretofore
hats ben - Distinguished for il, e1ac4uorsl advantages
a. Tor The symmetry IL architecture. and The iR!n.ia5.e
loneliness o. IL landscape ! :. NALDO
Oct. ~. 1873. y u. IL oLON-
RE next Tern oftts School VII commence 90 he Gr,t
"Wednesday n So-e,r,er \ vacancies yet 10 Do
sled Persons re.iIus IL lie ;i!y Of NsTfors or -
vicnity can ob-t Csigsoz1-- 81 Tie Scol any n
OF ADDISON II. BCRF. Es- =, S2s-ss--- % IL
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rUE Gilman, or Or. Ross'

THE GILMAN, OF Or. Ross Patent pSniesae ~ "a
nesi,c VIII be opened Ibis day in Cfaud-,t opposite
Crntrs Market ~ i O'Clock NJ The exercises vii be
nnvri healthfal and amusing high degree. ADMIT
rs,r xpenc o. ;ve dollars per qusrtet Gators PAY
icians and School Teachers respectfully iEved 70
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List of Letters Remaining in the U. s. City Dis
patch Post. October rs, 1916.

u Please mention he pArR cfthe List in Naies i4fg az:
asr,yyisod LADIES LIST.
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<. FOINTAIN & co. l76s Broadway. deter:
y. mined 10 close the firm OF MABBETT ! FOUNTAIN
within Ihree weeks. ceE al very reduced p[ces net
stock consisting OF every variety SloEs which are very
rich goods such as Lace Caps Embroidered Dresses and
Cares every srye OF India goods, snd .re number OF
very desirable and fashionable articles Al a. less prices
than before offered -
To Lei-,yyo stores Nin,h-st; also the basement Is
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g. FOR sALE-DesTable Residence, 3d.st near HE
e sthzvenuerhs story a,Iic Dricx eult cottage
the North side Of I'd near the sLn-aysBar
with stable and slso ally Of 18th street, touse
by 90 feet with all the nodsTn inproTrfnen< bath, gns
Croon the grounds are taslsf1Iy lad out Wild
safGbb=ry t trees fountain, &c ground IS feet by is
One desirable residences for comfort and
the city. lnnedia,. possessl0n can be
had FOR Terms apply 10 Ell WARNER
ozaSl- Z)d,st. or No. WsIist
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FRENCH SPOKEN

SNNItM
Society Library. BrOadway cor OF Leonard ST.
CT- On Thursdny. October 29th, ut O'clock (even-
ng) Professor Ed Church will commence course Tor
beginners. ladies and Gericmcnl
Terms s. for The course OF futntyfour lessons OF one
hour each Three lessons a week rlesday, Thursday
and Saturday The lesson begins nj O'Clock precisely.
n b. Tickets he had nj The Society Library Lecture
Room from 10 A. NJ. ill p. NJ. and the door in The
evening.
second Evening Course.
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~ Mass Meeting of Yonur Men-rhe Dem

JOHN tANANkLLp' I
e"i Aol 4 D.Hllsc' Secretaries.
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II. DUCLuZEAU, Auctlonesr

II. DUCLuZEAU, AucuonesT
VALUABLE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.-TUT-
TIE X DUCLUZEAU viii sell This Day az IL
O'Clock, No g3 William St without reserve positively
importation. comprising works OF RuSins Mu-
relic Nandyck Moran Saltwater Rosa PRninnini Bool Da-
vid, Aubry, hetka, Coueggo, &c. Catalogues
ready and the collection be- examined I'LL tho hour Of
sale
n B.rhe attention OF The admirers OF the Fine Arts 10
respectfully solicited, every 10. Will be sold peremptor
y To the highest bidder. II
ROYAL GURLEY, Auctionesr.
VALUABLE Italian aud English Engrayings.-WED.
NESDAY EVENING will be sold by ROYAL OUR.
LEY Co at their Long Room, 3Gt Broadway, vi
Duane-s large aud beautiful collection Of Italian and
English Enguvings including Works OF Michael Angelo,
Raphael &c ofwhch rarely found al public sales.
OF 2tis-
THOs. BELL Auctioneer
A ICTIOS NOTICE.-Tho sale OF splendid Furnt.
1ture and House Keeping Articles of all descriptions
place This Day 0i o'clock, In the Large Room.
the Franklin MS ChslhaIn.s the TrEdes
mems Bank, viii be found deserving unusual attention.
Sale posiye-terms liberal lie
WIN. H. JONES, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, Oct, 23th-At the store OF Messrs, tVes
4 Hoard 2l3 Pearlst a. II o'clock A. NJ 40 cesss
Boots, Shoes brogans and Rubbers comprising desirs
bic assortment aped for the Southern, Western and
City trade. o29 2ds'
ICE HOUSE AND BARGES At AUCTION
Ion Wednesday z inst will be sold at Public Auction,
foot Chambers o'clock A. b. all the right
and interest " hich James L. Choeseman had tho
18th day OF August last past In and 70 the Ice House. too
King .ton Ulster County n Y tbs house 2J test long,
62t feet vide, and s. feet hgh
Also mmsd.ly after, thc barges J. L. Chseseman ana
Wn VI. Andrews and their !acke, bxluros 4c tc Their
burther Is about 81 tons each.
Conditions at lime and place e.
OBJ 81 H. Y. CRAN5TOE, Assignee.
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Box Makers. SC-LuEter zt
lots 20 s,lit purchasers, AZ Cas-
reN.. 18th OF October, s, 10
IL hiting up the FAR OF The
NJ y
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The seventeen Banks of New Hampshire. on the
a Monday OF September. had bills in circulation to the
rount Of $50 with capital stock actually paid in
efel 5e5 100; Specie in the vaults $l35,659 4s.
The receipts on the South Carolina Railroad Tor
as first II days in October s4oala against $50
22Nme time in ls45.
mereceipts of money for freight and passengers
during two corresponding periods last Fall and this, by
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THO CARPENTERS. 5
4 Aucuon.-To be sold y lc
lie GSrdea. on "Wednesday
o'clock. .he Lumber used !
$500, irssi.nfa
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The increased receipts from passengers, owing TO the
,rtenson of the Road are small but MI that anti
a.ed Tho receipts for freight during the month OF
sp,embcr this year, compared with the receipts dn
tns the same month last year show an increase OF one
Kindred and twenty-fvcper cent
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VANDEKLYN
ti--1: Nait0Hd! Pictirr Of ne
LANDING OF COLUMBUS.
DAtSTED By ORDER or CONGRESS. "a now eN-
hbitlug for short time IN tho large Saloon OF the
Academy o; Design corner Of Broadway and Leousrist
Open from \. VI. 70 10 T. NJ.
Season Ccset. - single admission y cents de-
scrtrave parnphlets 81 cents. OIL lnis-
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CHIsINEY SWEEPlNG.-johnson tlzie z John
som Informs The public that be SUI continues ne pas
pss Of Chrnuey Sweeping ms Old stand. Isl F1ion-st
Cess VI Ni.' iS 49, "a ~ o2S lyviss
4 GOOD SECONDHAND SAFE, VIII drawers
Il ara book case for sale cheap. Apply 10
ossS,. RAMSEY x MORRIS, No. = Maden-.ane
my am S1EET IRON Worker Wanled-None
IS ssI IW H''' rue sHEPARb CO ~ wslsr.t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-05
Lted.

In Putney, Saturday last, Mr. Leavu II. Roberts,
aged about IS.
In Whhnghnm Jan. 20, Widow Amy Dix, aged 81.
In Drerfed the llth, Mrs Deborah, wife Of Orlando
Ware, Esq aged 66.
In Springfield, Jan 81 Allen Bangs Esq, aged 81 years
Al NoFihfed Friday, Jan o, Miss Harrctle Lavinin
daughter of the late Joseph p Allen, ESQ., of Charenont
aud grand daughter of the late Hon Samuel C. Allen in
her 22d year.
In At6ol, Jan o. Mrs F. Maria, wife Of Mr. Seth c. FL
lis and daughter of MIR Eli FORSTER, Of North Orange.
In Rockford, Illinois, Rev Charles D. Cahnon Of the
Methodist, Episcopal Church, well known the Presiding
Elder in several Of the Districts in New Hampshire and
Vermont
At Rock Island Illinois, Dec. ~, Mr. Seth Parmenter
formerly of Bernardston, Mass aged 20 years.
At Chicopee Falls, Jan a. Harrison T. aged q months
Of Mir Elhu Adams being the last Of eight children all
OF whom died in infancy.
At Jacksonville, Florida the 18th uli., Mr. John
Howard Omsled son Of Professor Olmsied, Of Yale Col
ege, aged %.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-05
st. JEANS METiLLINE
GALVANAC PLASTER.


f.hEAEG.'.1ffD nun mn fLLt ihD-sh.1L-
NETfC PRINCIPLE.
THE wonders Of Electricity, the latent powers Of
.nlgHeiisn, and the remedial agencies Of Gaipan-
ism subjects each having connection with the 9th
er, and in this form Of applicability, are admirably
combined that action Is at once excited between
the Mcialline compound ana the humid animal fibre
Thus by this simple remedial agent, applied To any
part o? the system, the stimulus Of the Gavanic fluid
can be produced at pleasure 10 parts which could not
so easily be reached by other agents. Besides, while
il aiuds 10 the suffering patient all that is valuable
in eoyanc influence, possessrs the virtue Of the best
tonic plas'eril is in fact Strengthening plaster with
the Ravaue action.
These pasiers have been most successfully used in
all cases Of Rheumatism, Gnut, Vertigo, Tic Dole
toux, Nervous or Sick Headache, Indigestion, Paraiy
sis, Eplcpic Fits, Cramps, Palpiaiions. Stiffness Of
joints, Weakness OF Limbs, Spinal Complaints Neu-
ragia &c, &C. In consequence Of the great success
in the Of these p4siers the continent the pro-
petor has been induced 10 establish agency in the
United States
They arc secured by letters patent. and each plaster
will bear the signature Of the proprietor Certificates
Of their efficacy, hy such eminent individuals as Dr.
Cox, ex-Sherf STykrr and others, NAV be in the
hands Of agents. Also, beautiful and large prepare.
ton adapted TO Spinal Complaints and covering
large portion Of the surface of The back and shoulders
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, Braltleboro;
J. W. MOORE, Bellows Fas
L. r. CHANDLER 4 Co.. Putney.
w. HlLLYER, Agent
Bratlleboro, Feb. s, 1916. sw24
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Mdrrteu.

At the PhGnr Hotel, in this village. Jan, -, by Rev
G. ngersoll, Mr. Franklin Sawte, TO Miss Martha Jane
Howe, both Of Manchester, n. IL
In So Halifax, Jan. 81 at the Inn Of Gen J. f. Starke
Mr. Marcus Morton 10 Miss Cynthia S Marsh, both Of
HALIFAX
In Rowe, Mass, Goth ul, by Rev William stenrns. Mr.
Alfred Bowen of Jacksonville Vt, to Miss Ophelia o.
Whitney, of the former place.
In Mortified Jan. %, by Rev. James Eaton, MIR John
Slate of Hnsdae n H. to Miss Julia Aldrieh Of Demands
ton.
In Sheburn Jan 90 BY Rev. T Packard, Jr, Mr. Abner
Peek, TO Miss Luereta Allen, ali OF 5.
In Mortified, Jan. !, MIR Cad Lyman to Miss Fanny
Wright all Of Northfeld
In Athol, Dec y, Mr. Simon Barrow, Principal Of the
Academy in New Bedford, to Miss Caroline Twilchel OF
Aihnl.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsrRIoT OF WEsTMISsTER, SIS.
The Hon the Probate Court for The District of Westminster
To all persons interested in The estate Of NATHANIEL
CHENEY, late Of Jamaica, in said district deceased,
testate,
GREETING.
WHEREAS Samuel T. r. Cheney and Hannah
w Cheney, executors of the said deceased, propose
rendering an account of their administration and pre-
senng their account against said estate for allowance,
at session of said court be held at the Inn Of
John Ayres in Grafton, in said District, on the last
"Wednesday Of February, 1876.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear re
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid, and ow
cause if any you have, why the sail account should
not be allowed.
Dated at Townshend, in said district, this 2sth day
of January, A. d. 1916.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
In Probate Court, January %, 1886. AAN'0AO


In Probate Court, January %, 1896
ZONES Isaac w. Lazele, Administrator upon the
~ estate Of SAMUEL LAZELLE, late Of Dover
in said district, deceased, files his administration
account for examination and allowance.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Administrator
Dotify all persons interested, that this court will
hear and examine said account at the session thereof
10 be holden at the Inn of Lyman Thayer in Whining
ton, in said district, the last Thursday of Februa-
~ next, by publishing copy Of the record of this
der three weeks successfully 10 the Vermont Phoenix,
printed at BraIteboro, in said district previous said
time ofhearng.
And said Administrator, is further ordered, in like
manner, to notify all persons interested, that this court
will at the time and place. decree distribution Of
the balance which shall then be ound in said Admin
straior's hands, the Heirs at Law of said deceased
true copy Of Record
"a Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Resr.
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NEw YonK CATrLE MARKET-Feb, AT Market, 1866
Beef Cattle ESQ from the South so Cows aud Calves
and 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
Prces-Beef Cattle-The market last week not very
active though the prices do not vary materially from ou
last report At The close Of the weeks business, 200 re
NAMED unsold 81 so 5, for inferior 10 mddng, and
So so 50 for superior and prime qualities quote as th'
extreme range Of the market We do not hear Of any
cent sales Of extra sorts-would command 81 sale tow
ards the close Of the week. four remarkably fine heles
is reported at $40.
Cows and CayesA very active request prevailed dur
ing the week. and all al market taken at prices rang
ing, as in quality, from 10 to 500
Sheep aud LambsThe market cleared at 81 80 10 SO 80
A few sales of extra made at So. All sold-.Nea
York Journal Of Commerce.
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RuTLASD RAILROAD AT meeting Of the committee o
the trends Of the Rutland Railroad, at the Exchange
Thursday afternoon, Abel Chandler appointed Char
man, aud 4. o. luchius Secretary. Amer an animated
aud general discussion of the merits Of the enterprise,
deeply affecting the interests of Boston, the following
was unanimously passed -
Tad That ub-commiitec Of five be appointed to take
such 90 obtain subscriptions To the Champan and
Connecticut River Railroad, they may deem eHpedent
with power % add To their number and that said commit
be requested whether the Directors
Stockholders Of the Ft'hburg and Cheshire Railroads
disposed 10 aid purposes, aud to do any other acts
Company.
The Committee consists Of Samuel Dana, Samuel Hen
shaw, Aaron Rice n A. Harrington, c. } Hendce The,
all present and accepted the trust and general dis
position manifested push the OF the road 1,
a successful completion 0HTie,.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District of WESTMINSTER, SIS.
The Hon the Probate Court riha and for The district Of
Westminster To nil persons rsssd the Of
JONATHAN CLAYTON, late CfJamaiea, in said district,
deceased, inttstate GRErrSd.
TINIIE application Of Amena Clayton, the widow of
Il said deceased, for an assignment TO her of such
part of personal properly out Of the inventory OF the
state OF said interstate shall amount To the sum Of
one hundred aud fifty dollars, stands for hearing and
decision the session Of said court TO be held al the
Inn Of John Ayres in Grafton, in said district, the
last Wednesday Of February 1916, and you will there
appear and object to the same, you shall see cause
Dated at Townshend,s this 2sth day Of January,
1916.
"a JAMES II. PHELPS, Register.
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From the Philada. Public Ledger

From the Philada. Pubic Ledger
az IMPORTANT CURE BY DR.. .L3YNE S .qLTER.4-
TIFE
We have been iniormed by Mrs. Mahan "a grand.
daughter OF old Gen Wayne that she suffered Tor num-
Der Of years from the growth OF large Goirous Tumour
Of the Throat which, besides great deformiy, prodneed
both difficulty Of drgluilon, aud Of breathing Indeed
she says the pressure upon the wind pipe great
to prevent her from sleeping recumbent position nd
often suocaon appeared inevitable. She also Abored un.
der ndsposion from Liver Complaint and Jaun.
dice with horrible train Of affections, for which
she commenced the OF DR. Jaynes Alternative, which
she tonk regularly for six weeks with occasional
doses Of his Sanaye Pills and her general health was
thereby completely rees,ablshed and perceiVng
elimination in the Of the Goitrous Tumou she was
encouraged to perseyee in the OF the Alternative until
every vestge of the painful umour entirely removed
We think, therefore that such important remedy should
be generally known.
o.. For sale BY BUTTON q CLARK, BrattIeboro.
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Auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, in Vernon, two
w miles north Of the middle OF the town, on the
farm lately occupied by JESSE L. CLARK, on
Wednesday the Gath day OF February inst, the fol-
lowing property, Wit
pair Syear old Steers
par2 do do;
OK, Horse Fauow Cow;
Yearlings; IA Sheep;
Shoats Old Cart;
Grain Cradle; &c.
Terms made known at time of Sale.
Sales commence at ten O'Clock, A. M.
Feb 2, 1876 "a
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BRIonros MARKEr-Monday, Jan 2G.-At market 500
Beef Cattle, 6l5 Sheep and 60 Swine-250 Swine which
arrived at the close of the market are unsod.
Prices-Beef Caltle-We noticed two beautiful cattle
from Westfed. Sold for $3.50 Prices generally advanc-
ed We quote extra 81 rs Sc First quality S. 25 so.
Second quality 81 20 a 8 %. Third quality - so,
sheep-We noticed beautiful lot Of wethers Sales at
3, 4 and Sc. Ordinary sheep from 81 to 10
Swine-Nol in demand. Several small lots were sold,
half barrows ai4Ii2. At retail from 1906.
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Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Co.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Verruoni
"a and .Nassaehuseus Railroad Company, will be
held at the fremont Temple, Boston, on " ednes,ay
the eleventh day Of February next, 10 O'Clock, A.
W.. for the choice Of Directors Tor the ensuing year
10 beara report Of The Directors the condition and
prospects Of the Company 10 vote the ocation Of
the Western Division Of the road and u transact any
other business that may legally before the meet
ing. per order,
FRANCIS w. BUCKINGHAM, Clerk.
Boston, January Is, 1916. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-05

MUrDER.-A man named John B1nnan shot dead by a
Ffonchman named Goucho Al Albany Saturday, 9Th inst
The Abiny tiuzen the murder the rum drink.
ing and gambling though does not appear that the murdered
had been mixed the previous css which took place ia
the cellar under The house which he shot tie going
home with bis wife and the fired he passing
Of door with his wife Two have
aeeea.oro.. and confined. NlIh The manlereI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-05

Elizabeth Van Vakenburgh, who was convicted for
the murder Of her husband rxecuied in the yard
belonging 10 the common jail Of Fulton CO, n. y,
in presence Of some hundred witnesses on SATURDAY
the cath ult., at O'Clock, r. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-05

Az ENTrSsIoSwe that the Connecticut River Rail
road Company have presented petition to the Legislature pray
for leave extend their road the bank Of the Con-
neecui River from Greenfield to the State line Of Vermont
II understood that this request not be urged ony 10
that the Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad do
underiood that the present board o directors will
occupy the same grouad Il Greenfield Gazette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-05

DREADFuL smrwREcK-The n Y. Express states, that ib
ongrani ship. CatasQui which sailed from Liverpool ih
3Oth Of April last with 35y emgns ashore the ih
August during violent gale reef situated the Yves
coast OF Kings Island near Bss suaghn aud AZ person
were drowned.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-05

arrest Of Joseph r. Ready, The Montreal Bank Rotber.
Joseph F. Ready arrested in New York Nednes-
day and SiOO found on his Montreal hank bills
also accomplish by the name Of Charles Enfield upon
whom the additional of $1,000 found. The latter
is the keeper Of gambling house in Montreal and il
been gambled away.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, S..
In Probate Court, Jan. 81, 1876.
TOMES Lucinda Barber, widow of LUTHER II.
~ BARBER, late of Wilmington, in said district
deceased, and the here for an assignment
TO her of personal property from the estate Of said de-
ceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered that said petitioner no.
tiy oil persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof 10 he hold
en- al the Inn Of Lyman Thayer in Wmingio ton, in said
district, the last Thursday Of February next, by
publishing copy Of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at
Bra,teboro in said district previous to said lime Of
hearing.
true copy Of Record,
% Attest, R0YALL TYLER, Reg'r
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Millinery & Dress Making
WHDEEER & PRATT,

" AAI A14@HAN = = ~N~@ 4 =
DAVlNG taken the Millinery aud Dress Making
Il Il business recently carried on by Mrs Wheeler,
would respectfully inform the public that we have
opened shop at No Granite Rotc, in the room over
the store, where the business will be carried on in all
Of its branches. The business 10 be conducted by
MISSES WAITE s SMITGo
We have on band very large assortment Of Flor
ence, Straw aud Silk Bonneis, together with almost
every article usually kept in establishment of this
kind, which we will sell at unusual low prices.
WHEELER s. PRATT.
Brattlehoro, Feb. 4, 1876. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-05

We learn from the United States Gazette, that not.
withs,anding since the dreadful accident the
Catboudac caused by the falling of the roof inti
has been spared trace has yet been discovered Of the
fifteen who enlombcd beneath the fallen
Two hundred have been at work every hour the
accident occurred but they have yet succeeded reach
ing the bodies those who known to be in the mine
and who, II is irared have persisted from famine,
they were not immediately Killed.