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Shoes ssss.' & appss :.

HNIiE Subscriber has on hand, Il do not say the
Il largest stock ever offered in Windham County,
yet have good assortment Of Ladies' Gentle
mems, Misses, Children's and Boys Boots, Shoes
Caters and Rubbers, which offer low for Cash.
~ Rubbers by the Doz at the lowest prices.
N. b. Manufacturing Of all kinds Of Ladies', Gen.
tlemens, Misses and Childrens Bootecs and Shoes
doneat short notice, at the old stand.
D2-Halfs Building.
Brattleboro, Nov. 10, ls47. I2
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81 Below we give the bill for securing the
rights of married women, which has passed our
State Senate, and is now before the House Of
Representatives;
is kysty enacted By de General Assembly efe State
Of Vermont, Joliolns.
Section I. The rents, issues and profits of the
real estate OF any married woman, which belonged
TO her before marriage, or which she may have ac-
quired by devise, or inheritance during coverture
shall be held by her free from the control of her hns-
hand, and for her sole benefit, and during covcrturc
shall be exempt from attachment or levy of execu-
ton for his sole debts Frogded That this act shall
not affect any attachment levy Of execution al
ready made upon such rents, issues and profits.
SEc 2. Married women may devise, by last will
and testament their lands tenements, and hcredita-
ments o. any interest descendable therein 10 their
heirs.
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The boston Almanac far IS48.

V'HE subscriber respectfully announces to the
Il numerous patrons Of this little work, that the
number for the ensuing year will be forthcoming at
the usual time The Business Directory has been
render the Almanac for le4e equally as attractive
as any Of It's predecessors. II IL intended 10 give
in this number complete transcript Of all the in
scnptions at Mourn AUBURk,--ilius giving to tho
country record or DIRECTORY of that interesting
city of the dead. Hfnaf
h. u. MrssEr & Co. 30 Comhil, and Tnos.
GnooA, 50 State Street, are the publishers.
I. ~. S'N, DICKINSON,
hoston, Oct p. 1881, Z" tt-- 10
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SENATORIAL Dgaiiy.--A fight took place, a few day.
since, at Crawfordsvlc, Ind between u, s, Senate,
flanagan, OF that State, and a Mr. +. Mcdonald
Mcdonald knocked down the Senator trnmpled him
under foot, and horribly laceraied hrs face. Anel
being released, Mr. Hannegan procured gun viii
which TO wreak his vengeance upon his assailanf
but the latter escaped
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-12

sSr We acknowledge the receipt of copy Of
the Boston Atlas, on Tuesday evening, from G
Twitchcll, Esq. 1t contained Massachusetts, cleo.
ton returns from all the towns but 81, mainly
collected by the enterprise of Mr. T.
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Cheslire Railroad We understand that the Che
shire Railroad Company have purchased the Rreai
water-priTlege this side Of the river at BELOW,
Falls, Of Mr. Tucker, together with his other rea
estate, including Fall Mountain, for sl0,000-whicl
Is thought to be an advantageous bargain.
Eeeae Per,dl;s,,.
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" The committee on Roads in the Senate
have reported in favor of the bill for bridging
the Lake at Rouses Point.
The bill for removal Of the State Prison to Isle
La Mott, has passed the Senate to a sd reading.
No day is yet fixed on for adjournment
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u Nous A. Yattemare, who has devoted
himself for several years to the establishment Of
a system Of literary, scientific and historical in
ternatioual exchanges, recently delivered lee
ture before the Legislature Of Vermont The
project is noble one, emiuently honorable to
Mons. Nattemare, anil worthy the progressive
spirit of an enlightened age. We rejoice to sec
that the Legislature is coming forward cordially
to cooperate in this truly national enterprise.
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Of. FRANKS is now receiving one of the
largest and most elegant stocks Of Ready Made
Clothing ever brought into Vermont Please call
at his shop, gentlemen, and ct out for winter.
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brighton Cattle Market--Nov. 9.

AT Market 1850 Beef Cattle, including 1000
Stores, 10 yokes Working Oxen, IS Cows and
Calves, 5000 Sheep, and i7s5 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra $780, first quality s6 sec
ond and third quality from s4,25 to $3.50.
Working Oxen-Sales ranging from SO TO sl25.
Store Cattle-Sales were not noticed.
Cows and Calves-Sales were made at ST., s22,
and s26 to 50 and s45, according to quality.
SheeP--A better price was obtained for like
quality than last week. Lots taken Mt si,75 to
s2,l3 ann S2,75
Swine-Sales brisk at Wholesale 81 for Sows and
81 for Barows, AT retail, ffnm q to7. Old lean
Hogs 81, old fat Hogs sac.
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REV. ADDISON BROWN

XETILL commence the second term Of his school
w on MONDAY, the 18th Of Dec. next, 10 con.
niue ten weeks He will give instruction In the
ommon and higher branches Of English studies
)rawing included also in the Latin, Greek and
french languages. ~ Tuition, Five Dollars for
he term.
nI-As limited number Of pupils viii he receiv.
a, application should be made early. Jwl2
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DABoLIcAL.--We are informed that the re-
cent melancholy catastrophe on the Vermont
and Massachusetts Railroad was less the result
of accident than design. 1t is said that the nuts
on two bolts essential to the stability of the bridge
were removed, and to this circumstance alone
the destruction Of the bridge is traced There
had been some trouble among the laborers on
the road, and portion of them had 'struckr q
day or two preceding. Hints were then thrown
out foreshadowing result similar to the dread
full calamity at Athol-and suspicion has faller
on two persons as the guilty parties.-Bee.
The amount of the story is, that several Irisl
laborers, who had disagreed with their employ
ers, made use of certain threats, previous to thu
accident, in presence of two girls, one English
the other Irish. Since the accident these threat
were disclosed by the girls; but latterly, tn
Irish girl has receded from her statement, whit
the other rc-affirms it. As to the quality of tn
iron used on the bridge, we learn that one o
the iron rods Of the broken bridge was teste,
yesterday, in this city, and sustained a weight o
sixty tons-Boston IfdpeHer.
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Fire! Fire!l

FluiE Brntileboro Ere Society are hereby notified
Il that their annual meeting will he held at Hem
y smiuis Stage House, on Tuesday Nov. 10th,
r. sPAULDING, Clerk,
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LOUISIANA ELEcrIoS.-Ten whigsand ten 10
cofoeos arc chosen to the House Of Representatives
The second Congressional district Is doubtful
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The receipts have been considerable this week,
aud demand good for Southern and Western mar
keis, at a 7lc. There is no appearance so far Of
foreign demand this year, and without which, phi
ces will be likely to rule much lower than present
quotations.
First sort Mass, ls47, per h. sla
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Melrose Seminary.

THE SECOND TERN Of this Institution will
Il commence on Wednesday, Dec. IL. under the
are Of JoIN S. LEE, A. b., Principal and Miss
sLNISA BEsxErr, Preoeptress-
West BnAttleboro, Nov. II, ls47.
The examination will take place at the close Of
ne present term, Nov I6 and H. and the exhibition
n wednesday evening Nov. ~.
" The public are invited to attend ~
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70 The Round Hill Water Cure Establishment,
NJ Northampton, has passed into the hands Of DIR.
Dcnnision OF N. and DIR. s. c. Howe Of Boston
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LOST.

ON MONDAY, Der. 25th, at or near Marlboro
~ Centre, an old calf skin Pocket Book, contain
ing about one hundred and thirty dollars in Bank Bills
besides sundry papers, such as Notes. Receipts, Sc
Amy person finding It shall he handsomely re
warded by returning IL 10 the subscriber.
CHESTER ADAMS
Marlboro, Nov. 2, isi7. awll
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This work contains the whole course Of lectures
on Universal History, delivered by the Professor,
while engaged in the University Of Edinburg. It's
preparation for the press was the last Of his literary
labors. Ii has gone through large number Of edi-
tons In England and America. The Work has
been for many years and now Is a text book in the
hrst Universities Of both countries and in oil prob
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the originality Of its style, beauty Of composition
and fhithfulness OF detail as the most Interesting
and useful work on Universal History for the time
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The chief characicriRing feature Of the plan Of the
author is that he rejects the popular style Of hsto-
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tain epochs or eras and proceeds to give the histo.
~ Of a nation or people through long succession
OF years, digrcssng only when the history Of some
other nation may be so intcrwovcn with the one un.
der consideration TO become inseperable In this
way the author gives the history Of the world from
the creation compiled from thebcst authorities with
great simplicity and perspienty; and his work can
not fail to recommend itself to the professional man.
the student aud the general reader.
The present edition Is comprised IN two hand
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All orders by mail post paid, promptly attended to-
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate Disries Of Marlboro.
In Probate Court, Nov. 2, A. ID. Is47.
The following petition Is presented, TO wit
TO he Hon Probate C61f for The district Of Marlboro.
T'BEsEzER n. NILKs, Guardian Of Rub C.
" Whesty, Lucinda X. Wheeies, and AariaA Jgheel.
er, minors and heirs Of PAUL WHEELER, late Of
WaTdsboro, in said district, deceased, respectfully
represents that il would be conducive to the inter
ests Of his said wards to sell whole Of their Re
al Estates, consisting Of their shares in the estate Of
said deceased and put the proceeds Of such sale At
interest Wherefore he prays for license to sell the
same accordingly.
EBENEzER H. NILES, Guariian
Whereupon, il Is ordered that said Guardian no.
ty all persons interested that this court will decide
upon adappicaton, at special session thereof 70
be holdenatthe probate Office in Bnttlehoro, In said
district, the 27th day Of November, inst by pub.
fishing copy Of the record Of said application and
order thereon three weeks successfully in the Yer.
mont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro, aforesaid
previous to said time Of hearing
a true copy Of Record
IL Attest. b. d. HARRIS, Raqr
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WANTED.

q OR 3 Apprentices to the Printing business
81 Apply Immediately At this office, Nov. ~.
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IN CRATES New style China, OfOetyy and
lU Giass VAR just opened and for sale cheap Mt
he Low Price Store.
WHEELER PRATT
Nov 10. 6wl2
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Blacksmith.

VXTANTED IMMEDIATELY JoURsErMAx
wv BIAcKsMIrHs--to work at custom work and
Shooting. II. i. FARR
Brattleboro Nov. 2 M 2wll+
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Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w the probate court for the district Of Marlboro
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
laims and demands Of all persons against the es-
Wilmington in said district and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
rom the Iiih day Of Oct. last, being allowed by
said court for that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business Of
our appointment at the hotel Of Lyman Thayer in
Wilmington, on the first Mondays Of January and
April next, from one TO four O'Clock, r. NJ, on each
ALANsoN PARAfALEE, o..
T. GORHAM, JR- No"''S'
Wilmington, Nov. 9th, ls47. II
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Dental Surgery.

IL 3. sTRATTON, SURGEON Drsrrsr
I may be found nj his rooms at Mai. Smith.
Stage House. few weeks.
Brattleboro, Oct. II, ls45. q
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
At the Low PRICE STORE

! ull1 uhff tuc W tut tA4Ntrt AH.Dttuitnts
~ Of Dry Goods ever exhibited in this place,
u Of which will be sold at less prices than else
Shere be found
10 pieces Tibet and Lyoncsc Cloth,
IS Silk and Cotton warp Alpaecas
rs Striped, Plaid and Drab do,
10 Plaid Linsey 6 Cloaking for Children,
$50 New Style Prints, from to II cts,
10 bales prime Sheeiing,
2 Canton Drilling,
Is pieces Red and White Wool Flannel
10 Brown and Bleached Cotton do.
Carpets, Feathers Ticking, Lancaster Quilts,
Whitney and Rose Blankets Wosied and DamAsk
fable Covers, Napkins Russia and Scotch Diaper,
rash, Is pieces English, German and American
er cent less than former prices.
Q7-All are invited TO call and examine our stock
aseaas shall offer such Inducements as to
o.fhhet efery tlsIr infefeat
0 buy Goods az the Low Pro Store.
WHEELER PRATT
Sov. 10, AZ. 6wl3
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ShaMls |! ShaMls 4!

lust received q large assortment Of New Style
J SHAwLs- Also some old styles which VIC will
ell for one half their original cost.
WHEELER PRATT
Sov. 10. 6wl2
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MAJOR JACK DOWNING
To James X. Poll President of the United States,
and all Annexed Countries

and all Annered Countries.
DEAR SIR: I've done my best, according to
your directions, to get round Santa Anna, but il
is all no use. He's as slippery as an eel, and
has as many lives as u cat Trist and t0geth-
ercan't hold him, and Scott and Taylor can't kill
him off. We get fast hold Of him with our di-
plomatics, but lie slips through our fingers; and
Scott & Taylor cuts his head off in every town
where they can catch him, but he always comes
10 life in the next town, and shows as many
heads as if he had never lost one. l had long
talk with him in the city, and pinned him right
down to the bargain he made with you when you
let him into Vera Cruz, and asked him why he
didn't stick to it He said he did stick to ii as
far as circumstances rendered 1t prudent.
."But," says /, HGneral Santa Anna, that aini
the thing; bargains bargain, and il man
has any honor he will stick to it. Now" says l.
"ddnt you agree, If the President would give
orders 10 our Commodore TO let you into Vera
Cruz, didn't you agree to put your shoulder al
the wheel and help on this annexin business, 50
as TO make easy work of IL And now, ask
you, as man of honor, have you done it 2"
circumstances alter cases, Major" says San
IA Anna "When Mr.. Polk and had that I'M
Outstanding, he thought he needed few more
votes than he could muster in his own country
So we agreed, If ! would turn over the vote Of
Mexico to him to bring him in another term, he
would afterwards turn over his part of the vote.
in North America 10 me, 30 as to bring me in
next time. But soon found il would be throw
ing our labor away, for Mr.. Folks part of the
votes in his country was getting to be so small
that they wouldn't do much good to either of US
SO concluded TO hold on to what had got ant
stick to the presidency Of Mexico"
"Tben," says ], "you amt going to stick Il
Your bargain, are you Z"
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Wa nfesl

WHITE and BRowS RAGS, for which we will
w pay Cash. Also, from so to 100 Cords Of
good Wood. W00DCOCK & VINTON.
Brattieboro, June IA, ls47. iy4s
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Iron and steel

or all sizes and kinds, Blacksmiih's Anyls,
" Blacksmith's Vices, Buggy Springs double
and single; Log Chains Draff do Iron Bars Of all
sizes Horse Nails, from No. to 10. All Of which
will be sold low at the Sign Of the Elm Tree
1OWNsLEY g. SONS.
Nov. 10, ls47, ~
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Notice.

TINE members Of the Engine Co, No. s. are here
Il by notified TO meet lin full uniformly at the place
where their Engine is kept on Tuesday, the 10th
inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ and from there will march
to Capt Lords Inn, for choice of officers and TO
transact any other business that may come before
them. BY order Of the Foreman
GEO BROWN, Clerk
Brattleboro, Nov 9th, Is47.
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MAILS. I25 Casks Nails just received
~ and for sale. TOWNSHIPS SONS
Nov.s, 1877. GAG t.lit ~
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ANIMALS.
Flour.
Lost.

NEAR Williston 6 Tyler's store, in Bratfieboro,
" lilst Saturday night, Gilt Bead PURSE, with
steel tAsselsi containing Too Doiars aad Fly Cents
The finder will confer great favor by leaving il a,
this Office. Nov. 4.
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IN CASKS prime Potashes just received at the
TOWNSHIPS SONS
Nov. 10. ~
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BOYS CLOTHING!

y 10y utslI IllIl7i ul1fiJ5 on H0Hd
:. 02 Dealers in Clothing and Strangers visiting
Boston VIII find Il for their interest 10 call and Sc
lect from the largest aud he cloo.a stock Of Rea-
dy Made Clothing in the city, and at Prices that
they will find lSafisfactorE
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MEMOIR or


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family and ne proceeds for heir support For sale by
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SECOND RokRr.
MARINE JOUR n AL.
foRr OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

Propeller schr Florida Butler % as I'm Orleans 500
bbls -four 500 do pork to order 30;h ult lat "a 70 l0a
Is 50 spoke Br brig Wilmington from Tobnso for W.
mingtop. NC.
schr Ann Smith, Smith. ds I'm Baltimore. corn, to
Mailer 4 Lord.
schr Maria, Myers I'm Baltimore, mdse, to Joanson 4
Lowden.
schr Add 81 Ks6er, Atkins, 4 DIS I'm Richmond coal
schr Brace Young I'm Pbilsdcl mdse.
Schr William Henry. I'm Delaware River. corn An
ehored yesterday at Jersey City in the gale stove stern
boat snd carried away Eo boom
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lust PUBLISHED-Ths indispensable accompaniment
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Jn1ia = Rubber gooos.

DpBRRR GOODs.-l,OO0 Goooyesrs Patent Elias
II ne braces warranted perfect aud M leagt,-
1000 p.irs Heu's and Misses and Childreos imported
Rubber.
loo pairs Mep's Metallic Oyefshoes
1000 " Lad % BGssns.
100 Slippers
Also srye sssorInent OF every description Of srught
AMI wsleproOf Goods 10 use for sss IN any quantities.
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nAY,- OvEKsHOE--This wet weather should re-
IL mnd al who fear colds and sickness, 20 provide mem
selves win pair u ove.shOes DAYS essDhsffnrnt -
COrand-sL 10 the place AL Qualities, Prices snd slds
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ear b. found Al Days India Rubber rsabshment' Cor
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LRANCIs;s MANIFOLD LetlerWriler-For
L wiring and Copying Leiier--By this simple pro-
letier and duplcafes be written A. the same
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WINTER GARNENTs-The balance Of Cur stock
w OF winter garments, comprising overcoan, SACKS,
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