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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

Thee th,lns were first introduced In the city Of New
York lcIS than 0 year llntc, and after hes S6eC1u
I'd Gy Us Valentine Mott, Post, CaTnOthan, Eau lIuen
Gd otisrs, y waS Seovtred that they posStSs sflnse
and wG Ss y h .' ~, Az SS sss q ~ s ss
attended their use Is unpa Ialleled.
Previous 10 their Introduction into this county, they
were uted incScly hospital In Euope, aud ae aeqtd BY
Iand, ind alIU In tho United SiatCI,
WTHINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The pr,repleS won which II ID claimed that tho Chains
rroduee thtir mi vsnus CUES are, rslhat Nil HTIe
dirctSsIs attended and produced by deittr aupy0'
nervous Hud, and az agent that c1Sr erriIc
T or electro nasnellsn aud Second-iat thn rletlIo
IrasAtle chains By icing worn ovtT AMI upon tic pat
and oican diseased furnish 10 the exhausted HcTvUS
lem, BY III powerful atimpiliE effects, tue rtTvoS hnid
whiehiS required 10 produce healthy acton lhot6n Tue
tutIe tySen, HodiSSuSn6 ustIum Is al"wed 10 eciA'
rsr.fti Itws Of ta ere required liiSk iriton upon
Tie ps diss.td AIDA pveh 10 tile elect Of the CHAINS BY
u" ''" ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
,rlu IA rIyen 10 Iny rkTton no will pTOlute ~ many
Iyeil authenticated CeTilheates Of tue, bo from iatsi-
cent PATIENTS and scientific phySLianS as have been eI
Ssetrd by lie We Of puyernlecs Electric Chains,
Thief BtyeI C 70 PertO what tkey are advertised y 40
and no peson haSever been dissatisfied WHO has given
'N''' : WV IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than oue huLdled TernHihll cETsS Of lfOarsuS
uit have btsp effected within h. list year By the We Of
thtts Chains trpYr one END Of la chain oyer !nc
above ikebpr lie usual severe symptoms incident 10 that
dEeSte ave Of once ItnN0ted,
MODE OF USE.
The tbAin 81 od be moist ned heTe use with common
yneE1T and then one end Of tho chain should Le applied
directly 10 the ttat OF tie rain Or dkeaSe, aud The oileT
end opposite tolt,
BIZ SOT DRCRlVRDt The Electric Chains are not
10 cure Sll dC1Se hut for Nervous niseaEea II 10 claim
ed that NO Medicinal Agent IN the world has produced 10
i6aDy tuI eS 10 the last year as The RltCiTic chan
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, Is pro.
duted al the olsni OIL application much more entstualy
thin can he pnduted BY opium, ID any OF It's foniE
CAL and obtain pamphlet (Eras)
ONE WORD MORE.
Thee thlES tre the Een which have lately been seat
oy.r d lie emperor OF tho PTeA 10 10 tiled BY HE own
phyalelans In eiEe8 OF thOeIt, ETC. ard hAEe proved
10 Evidently suteeStfp ISTElNERTl eolS Agent
corner PIiute tlltei and Broadway.
HrJ4NRs BAKER, and Brentnssr Armstrong,
WbktiinE ttentE. deiT-iYr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

HlAIS
Notice.
Wy. q, MOTIF has associated With hin IA aptTtneT,
w hisbIuther J. ". MOTIF, the partnership coIo-
ueiElns On the nth int Tie style VI tie hfh MI %
81, b. M0TTE& BROTHER. ltEblb
Second Notice.
LLrsr1uns Indebted TO W, n. MOTIrare re9Ueettd to
n cali aud settle tLsir accounts Immediately.
1bi5 ". H. MoTTE.
Bound to Shave!
DHJAQuES LECOULTRR'S celebrated warranted
~ Ratos 1hey*haye with Tho greatest t'sr, aHS ave
WV WV e. r. BROWNS
10 SewJswelry store, wsshlnsinH
ARROW PhyHIc TO tho Dogs-PnlNcrnnrher'
HYDRO ELECTRIC vULTAic cnAi\S.
PRODUCING in,snt relief nom tic most eeLtc rain aEdrer
npnentiy Callng all NeuIalSc liSeaSes, RLauma
tjSuI, painful and Svellcd Joints, NtuAga
OF The Pare, ntntueSs, hinlmsAhL
Yitu.' aFr, PapiiatiUns Of tao
Heart, Perlctcsl Headaches,
ltin6 intle StOnsch, In
digestion, dyspepsia
Uterine Pains,
Paralysis,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28
GpEAT crrRM For DYSPEPSIA

fINIlE TNf. Y Ets'irt FIN-
L ia, Gastric hie" ne
'TaUcd from RenEei, ur the
Fourth stomach Of The OK,
after the directions Of Ia
Ton LiCbis, ilre cat PAyst'
r'o-icsl Chemist, b. Us.
IluUGHrnN, ". d. Phiia-
de h!a. Ia.
This is NNIrRg's OwN
l,e.ilpY iUr an unhealthy
sInnlarh. 80 hrl Of Elln
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28
AFFLICTED READ!!

piusburE- FLEMING e. BRoTHERS, 10. - Sc
a., and 81 Druggists generally icl5-dh
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
LATER FROM EuRopE.

By the arrival of the Pacific at New York, on
Thursday ofast week, we are in possession of one
weeks later intelligence from Europe, Liverpool
dates being to Jan. 18th. We take the following
summary Of the news from the New York Herald
Of the Goth.
"The news is important, altho' considerable doubt
exists Us to the value Which is to be attached to it,
1t is announced that Russia has not only consented
to treat the basis of the four points laid down in
the Vienna protocol of the month Of August last,
and which, II will be recollected are in the highest
degree humil atng to that Power but that at con-
ference held at the Austrian foreign Office, on the
9th, NJ which Prince Gortschakoh Count Buol, and
the English and French Ambassadors were present,
general understanding was come to by the repre-
sentatves Of the Four Powers to the interpreta-
ton that is to be given to them which is 10 serve as
the groundwork Of fresh negotiations for the resO-
ration of pace. The impression which prevails re-
specting this new move Of the CEar docs ne. seem
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
STATE TEMPERANCE coyvnsrro.

Pursuant TO the call Of the Executive Cu.,.
mtiee, the Vermont State Temperance Con.
yention commenced il. soss;,,n n, :, Alh,,s
Jan. I'm. Al 10 o,clo.t NJ In tho AZ
sence of Inc Presjd,n, lIo, pvl,nd Flo,ch.r
Vice President. ,ool Tho Cbnir add a
Newton of ST AIb,ns u.,s a,noin,.d Sacrs.
,arv nro tam pr,yor 90 oer,.nd NJ, De-, AZ.
Sparhawk Tho ds,s,,,os Cro,, o,.h n,,',n,,,
nominated a Commi,,ee ~ reoor, nomin,,ioos
for officers far ,be zen, onsn;na pes IT II
Loa,iu. DIR. Sbeldon I.E potion Raw p
Merrill. Rev. S. Snarbawt II Tu,e and A
Nash were ,nnoin,s1 .nor :, co,,,,.;,,ao
The hours for com,ncnci0e The daily ses.io,s
were fixed at o'clacL A Al ,,dGI.op Al
The subject of tho Carso, To,o,o ,nd ,ha
$3.50 600 Find ,,,s d;..ns.aI no ~ AZ, pa,
terson. Hon. y. Inv, n, n,ncL,,o, ami OH
ers and ,necia, co,,o,i,,,a ,,,as oo,,,;n,od T.,
reference IN ,be s,h;,,, D., N, Mn m
Sbeldon and n Tao C,,,.o,i,,.,,
The Nominating couooi,,aa rar,,,od Cha al
lowing list or ofllcers ,rha 100, 80 a,-
cen,ed and adon,ed
Hon. RYLAND FJErcurp c.v..d;..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

EDwAnn BATEs.-Tha wings " lhe M.ssou-
ri Legislature recently rendered This gentleman
the nomination for United States senator, which
be declined for reasons that do honor to his
good judgment and 10 his heart We quote
from his letter of dcclinaton
My pecuniary circumstances, though, such
as 10 enable me to feel comfortable aud indie
pendent. arc not sueh as to walraii me In
abandoning my private pursuits, aud deyoiing
all my lime and energies TO The public service.
When was yo1ng, any ambition was an active
priacipe aud NmilA kavs bod me e, .~erifiee
much Of time and coniiod Tor the privilege Of
figuring in the high places Of public ". But
was. lung ago cuuid Of that intellectual NAL
ady (so near akia To patrioiis,n,) and being
once 80 thoroughly b'aicn as to make tue con
ieui with defeat. !, fortunately. lost the desire
for public station along with ihe power to oh
tain 1t and ever since, my purpose has been
settled, never again TO exhaust my energies aud
waste my better feelings ~ tilsome efforts
land perhaps vain and irutlcss cforis) to climb
the slippery nights Of politics. Besides, my
opinicus 90 must piiblic subjects are formed
and settled my habits are retired and domes-
tic. and all my sources Of happiness are at
home"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

BAnsuM ~ the WEsr.--Barnum has been
DOT in Ohio on a lecturing tour, and the papers
Of that section tell some curious stories about
him and his peculiariies. The cost Of his
lecture 10 Dayton. Ohio, was $l5, aud the peo-
pie paironized him to The extent Of sl4,75,
quite contrast to his recepion in this vicinity.
On leaving Dayton in the ears for Cincinnati.
he was severely criticized by some young ladies'
Of bridal party, and a storm Of FIRE and brim-
stone was graiuiiously showered upon his de-
voted head. Arriving at the latter city, the
parry took a carriage Tor the Burnett house, ac.
companied by well dressed gentleman with
twinkle in his eye, who appeared much inter.
eslcd in the conversation aud at times manifest.
ed some uneasiness. When the omnibus near
ed Us destination. asa the lady had subsidized in
to silence. this gentleman leaning across to one
of the young men addressed him "Your name
is - the yonng man gave his name "My
name is Barnuin, will you do rue the honor Of
presenting me 10 the lady on your right 80 The
young gentleman who knew what a good is,ke
was, instantly gave the cuveied introduction.
and the FIRE that had burned from the lady's
tongue now illuminated her face. aud her cheeks
burned gluriously. While going fn,m Cincn-
att to Columbus, his peculiar genius broke out.
He spoke of his knowledge Of lcdgcrdcmain
and slightDfhand TO some passengers near him,
one OF whom. a young man, was particularly
overcome with the old trick Of placing a half
dollar on your knee, covering the cuin with a
card, and finding the money missing on taking
the card away. The excited spectator offered
to give FIVE dollars to know how TO do that
smart thing, when the great Snowman revealed
the mystery and poeke:eI the tuition mosey.-
Springfield Rp,jhon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

VERMONT ITEMS.

The Marble quarries at Sutherland Falls in Rut-
land and those at Sudbury, have been united under
inc ttie oil Tie AMERICAN MARBLE COMPANY. -
1ohn D dunlap, Esq, late Superintendent of the
hutlahd burlington Railroad, has been chosen
PRESIDENT ana treasurer With such man as Mr.
dunlap at It's head the Company cannot but pros
per As business man as well as a gentleman MIR
- "AS no '"f'''or'
Perm0Ht aud Boston Telegraph Coat re-
cent Meeting of this eompapv Jos.nh 7 = u,r,, 81
No,,,,.,,,,1,, -, - -, ,' VI
.,Ir '''' e''' :" w. De"e-
a',nasn'..' '''' ',e''e'"' anu ireNu'er'
- , 'o.,Y "'r''a seH''''" s uures'o's
c-oa,,soI1 q ~ -, - VI
I.,ho,o I.a;.L GIL a,,i n y a.
,or,nan', h., ,,'. a'"I''' i"'
~ '''''' Wv '1'''''
'''af temperance Soeiefy'--At the annual meet
ing Oh TINS society al ST. Adams Lieut.. Gov. Ry-
anu r'e'cner was chosen President, and Y. X.
rangoorn secretary Wee President was chosen
n Ud eaen county, me SI9V'oOo state temperance
Of oam Hoiad as V,oNs 70 tne ee counties
addison, Rutland and Bennington $4,000 each,
Chltte w Franklin NH n and Washington 1000
$1,000. Grand lie \. 00o and F,se, sI GA '''i''
Tsmn...a., S,..,, n.
has lee ,hs oditor;al ..;,.1 :, ~" :. iO"''s
$780, a., :. r. :, '"e .'r,P''u"'e
,,'1'1a'4 - aIu . .u''eeieS y guy L Sampson
and nrev;ously of tho Rnrl;no,or 60. W..
49, - "a; N',''s'o" 'Ou'"'' "h"'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

The Massachusetts, legislature is not the on
Iy place where verdant representatives arc found.
as New Hampshire certainly has one, who com
ing into Concord from the north upon the top
Of stage coach, mis,ook the massive walls Of
the prison for those of the state house, and with
perfect nonehalanes said to The driver 'seat ia
there for mo, 'spose, and received an affirm.
alive answer from Jehu. Arriving soon after
at the state house, the verdaui member, with
considerable 'uneasiness, began to guess that he
had spoken for a seat in the wrong place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

ANswrR TO FAIR CoRrrsroSDrSr.-A
lady asks us whether we thiak an action for
breach Of promise Of marriage can be sustain.
ed against the writer of the following verse
Angel. beneath whose follcl wing
My soul would rest,
BE mine, for 10! I've bought the ring,
And all the rest
or those house treasures and otseierAs,
Which every one who tries his state to better hasl'
We doubt the sucress Of an action for breach
Of promise Of merriage; but a more glazing
case of "breach Of romise Of poetry" never
came under our ohservaiion.-N y Ercning
Post.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
BRATTLEBoRo AoADEMy-

VIE Spring Term Of this Institution will
80, commence on the last Wednesday, ia February
t-hh;l aud continue u weeks.
=. L. bRuCE, PrinripaI ROSWELL HARRIS
Assistant MISS EMILY o. RICHARDSON e.,
c'Pllessi Miss HELEN 81. DUNKLEE. Teacher ~
the Ornamental Branches. N"''''' Va
OF this BOARD Of Instruction nothing need n. .,;d
They arc al known 10 be icaelcrs ~ eSpcr;c,r aad
abby. The course Of Instruction is mo,t ,borongh
as al who have attended the previous eSamina,;on,
wen know, aud no pains will lie spared To merit The
rsfeular attention will be gwen to the Teachers elias.
-, Beard N good families. may lie had on Inc mo-,
liberal terms aud also accommodations Tor sslfhos,
ing. ~ tpty' ., "'"-
West Brauirboro. VI. Jan u Az Se''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

~, ..f........ l.. ~ "a. ..,,,o;. t,,.,,te Il,
~. ny, r;voI n ,ho s,o,o
Tho sbove scbool.house was dedicated on satur-
jav Ian 1a,b With onDropria,e services Ex-
d. Horace ra,on del;ssrej tho address. which
was oyorv WV worthy his fame ms n popular edu-
o,,or a. 40 eno,ins Mondav /, was onenod for
.,,o .....,,,i.,,o, 81 n,,;,s vn,or ,h. ebor,o q,
s-s~,-4., ,a.a,.an.
NNP'''s"'''
ora'"al0n '" shat0o'o -Mr Vhar'es s'ou'
hs'n''a'e Oh has. WINDSOR seminary was ordained
70 INC "orN VI '"e "ospei ministry Us IN hVanSe-
ns'' w "ar'oor0' Dec' -'.n' Inc Oohgrcgatioha'
v"u's"cs !" westminster west r"ye'teV'''e' han-
uA' r's' anu "est prat''eooro were represented IN
TUE Oounc'i convened Tor 'hat purpose
"eV' Nr stevens oil westminster west was onos-
vi "ou'i"'or, ana rev Nr .nAn"'cr Vi "eS'
nra'',eooro' Sorloc' ine in''ouu''o'! prayer was
onerei oy rev. Nr o, inc pAP''s' Cnurcn
III "'' Sermon ~ new "Vo T. iy'er o' 'n'S WI
i"se orunn'ns prayer anu charge oy heV' Mr.
nno'u Oh h"u,aAi rign' mana Oh fellowship ny
n''' a' enau0'er anu 0h"'ge 10 ue people py
"e' "r whitney oi r"ye''e''ie'
N'' Mr. ooo'' IL eApec'eu 10 iaoor Ut present IN
hariuoro' "nere ne mas suceecucl IN winning ior
"''"''' '''pe'' "''u eS''e"'
Dropned.--A son Of MIR Fri Allen Of Whining
ton aged yeers, was drowned in the Deerheld
hNer' JUST oeiow tue bridge IN That town. on Mon
~ '"' gu wv A"e '''.' i''o" WIN so'Vi"' VI
MS companions was playing ON the loose cakes Of
ice, when, in attempting to pass from to anoth
or he stepped on some small fagments and instant
ID, 1;sonnaarod u;s hol, hos no, 40, hoo, ro,o,..
WY ~
ereu.
Uiadhdm Co. Medical Socieiy.-The annual
meeting of the Windham County Medical Associa-
ton met neoording IN odiournmept n, Rr,,,,ehoro
,o,,' :. ~
'ne io'n' Inc meeting was ealieu 10 oruer by the
President and the Secretary's report was read.
The Society proceeded to the choice of officers for
A. -. -. M
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

favorable to tho conclusion to which It points. From
the tone Of the English and French journals, and
from the tenor Of our private correspondence, the
general opinion in Europe seems to be that the object
Of this diplomatic manuuvre Is merely 10 gain fur
thcr time, II will bc rccollected that by the fifth
article Of the treaty Of the ID December II was pro-
yidel that In case the re-establishment Of general
peace should not be assured by the end Of january
the contracting Powers were to deliberate without
delay upon the means that were necessary to secure
the object Of their concert, or in other words to
enter into fresh treaty Of offensive and defensive
alliance This sudden change in Russian policy
and abandonment of the most important of its
previous conditions may therefore, be referred less
TO any sincere disposition to treat furlpcacc than TO
desire to dioum IL not defeat this pressing stipu
lation Of the treaty. and thus obtain the time neccs-
sary for Russia to complete her military PREPARATIONS
This view OF the ease is confirmed by the ltct, that
although by the treaty Of the I'll Of December AUS
tria undertook to project the Princpalitcs against
the return Of the Russians, that cycntuality has
already occurred without the troops Of the iomer
Power making any effort to fulfil the engagements,
BY advccs received from Bralow, under date Of the
9th inst, VIC learn that no sooner had Omer Pacia
withdrawn the Crimea contingent from the frontier
than the Russians crossed the Danube, invaded the
Dobrudscha and captured both Tultseha and Bah
adagh. We hear Of no movement being made by the
Austrian forces, either to guard against such a
probable event or to meet 1t when IL occurred.
With such facts before Il Is impossible TO attach
any faith either to this alleged pncfc disposition on
the part o. Russia or TO the zeal of Austria in
rying out her engagements with the allies. The lat
ter Power will, IN all probability. shelter herself
behind these fresh oycrturcs to postpone being
driven into the fulilmcnt Of her compact with the
western Powers, and thus time viii be again pGr-
Trmso onah,es nv har y, 49, on, sono Ser any
safer course Of action for her interests.
The announcement that Sardinia has ioincl the
alliance VIII surprise no enc who has observed the
cnJ or ,, ia o,icr
to calm any npprehensions that Austria might en-
terrain with regard to the safety Of her italian pos
sessions. The position OF Prussia s,iI CONTINUES as
bd;n, d;.,.,e,oi he,rn . ~ ar,cai a',a,b;c'
for Russia and the antagons, tendencies Of his pco-
pie. Hanover and Brunswick have rcsol,el to
Ike common part with Austria IN The AFFAIRS OF the
III s;o,,, .es...s,,,., 500. i.,..;,.,, a. .i,,.
length along. without anv material aiyant,rc being
gained on either side. Several additional sorties
had oceh maae ny the RUSSIANS but they appear TO
III
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
Cambridge caille ,larket.--w.-lne.,lay. Jon

Cambridge Cattle Market s'lne,day. Jan
nary 81. NJ market to-day 1917 caiiie--ahoui coo
hccNcs, aud Eli stores, ron.is,ng nf Working Oxen.
Cows and Calves. lrarling<. 1wu q Three wears Old.
PgIcrs WWkd Bo.E-ENta 50 80 per r~t; drsl
quality srcuhd 10 IS 50; tinfd DO 6 20 o.
.rfiiaary OOa6 % per loo M.
IEfes-- - sOrs, 20 i',r 7ifinr-so oca9 90.
P,hs.-7ar 81 u, Caif SkiAs--l.r PEI 10.
IeH Cares-i saGe.
BaSr,hag CaNie.-S6 75a7 50 per 100 lbs
Cotfs and Cairsf.--.SlJ. 9sa5a
lcsfhseF- Sital6.
Tico isirs Oii-l9a
Three Iesrs Cid--J1. SO. 10. -, lJaig
Sap and Las,bs--lJl5 al mafkri. Eaifa Sc, c 50,
7alo; BY lot, Ia, IL, . 81, ), iai Is.
SoiHs- None.
k's,REs--A fair supply Of s'oc1 market fm but
not qnick.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

Brighton Cattle maTket.-Thuf.day, January
a5--At market 7bD Rect Carir 100 Stores, 10 pairs
Working oxen, % Cows sAd Cal,,s 10 Sheep aud
Lambs, 100 SAinc
fmcrs -Brcf Canb.--EAin 50 id, qaaliy Is /;
sceond dn third 10 80; ordinary 6a6 IS
liides--j 5ia6; 1.io4r-5 95as 81; l'.lts-75aSI
Calf SkiHf-l2c per n. We'd Cqir,s-i5al,O
SfoREs- loirlAtrs- ~. i2al4; 7iro Ian Oid-el
aSt Three Years Od-,5lal6.
Working OrsH-SlOO. no. l26aIf0
Cors md Caires-s0. q, 81 ~. 81. 35ai0
Sh,sp md LaHsAs-EAira 30, 5a3j by lot : 80. >,
8 Jlat.
S'riae-whale.alr i,s Sc. Retail s,6c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
E, ]. CARPENTER,
NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS.
Miscellaneous Books

NEWsPAPERS, PERIODICALS
Miscellaneous Books,
FANCY AnricLrs, ISKs, Prss, PArrn, Exvrtoprs
&C., &C.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for The nriuc;,,l
- Newspapers aud Magazines 10 the L'uiied S,,,-.
books and Music obtained order on sbofl uoiiee ,.
pos'e the American House iirutlrboro.
Newspapers
New-lofk Fumes. New.York Tribune.
New-i"tk Herald. Boston journal
Springfield Republican. Baiou's Pictorial
and oil the principal WeeLfes Of New-YufL and Ssr
E-sanl, itr sale by the year month OF single neIf,
Magazines
puinan's Monthly. Hnrp~r', Magazine.
khekeibocket, iluul's Merchani's Magazine.
Gfahams. Godey's, Peiorson's aud Iiallou's do
on hand as is-ucd b, the publishers ANY ok.
ef Monilrs. Qaancrlies aud Serial. NJ every de.cri
ton ordered ~ short notice. Those subsefne for any
OF the above Ia undersigned will receive their MAN.
""es' " III this village. free Of postage.
New Books:
lla MAY; Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern;
Fashion aud Famine Nv Mrs stephens;
hsuin Mefriials, Ill., X MasL &C., dc.
Toys i... TOys!!
The sul'.crbcr lis just fereiv-d new mud i.,-. ma.
soHueni Of Toys suitable for the amu.cmcn, Of eLI.
drcn OF al ages. VI '""'
Miscellaneous:
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand and n,
sale Az s'r's Of Stationery. including
Writing by. Note and iiluing Paper;
in'eapes, Pens, Pencs, Memorandum.
lnk, Waers &c . . Al.o.
lar'cs for 1850 Pon Mohies
=, Iushe' hnlves. &r-. Nr. L. J. CARPENTER
BfailleboFo, Feb !, 1885 ~
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New Medicines.
]. w. HoLTON g. CO..

AroTHEcARIEs ASD DRroGIsrs AND DrAl.rns ~
Patent MrDicIxEs,
MAN Street, opposite Frost & Goodhues.
Ase constantly receiving fresh supplics of C.o;,,-
amenran aud Foreign Drugs. Medieincs. Chemicals
pye s'uif', PerfomeIy Fancy Goods, Toilet Adde'S
PArLsr MEDIrISEs-- Morse, l,,y;ro,a,;u. Cards,
" harfss ln''g"fsiing Spirit; ksnned,'s Mesi~n
discovery Ayers Cherry Pceioral; n. T.. Veg Poi
mona'y bAi.amj Hunters 'lo; Pure God Liver OH :
RAILWAY kemedesi DR., lcucn's McsIicinrs; DR.
Nanma do; Dr. Langley naiers; Dr. Ricbard,nu'.'
10 h"liowsNs Pills aud Ointment; Dr. Ilenueti,
Plan! and Roo. Pills. aad nearly ai other Medicine,
now Ia use
:, Al-n. DE DrSSIsoS's Bioop synrr Of Iod;ns
iiydnodale If Polassa. Citrate Of Iron and Spau;,b
sAf''psH's 81 The usual ~ule.ae and retail priccs
A'so' just received, a eloice selection Of
TEAS, COFFEE, SPICES, SC,
at the lowest cash prices.
Bfausboro, Feb. Isl, lass. 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

"Ilow are ye, Smith - says james.
Smith preiends not 10 know him, and replies
hesiIaiingly.
Sir, you have the advantage Of inc"
..Nes suppose 50 everybody has that got
enmnIon sense. -----
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

Two Irishmen were in prison, one for stealing
a COW, and the other for stealing a watch. Z"
Mike" said the COW stealer, one day, what
o o'clock is it FAX, Pat, ] haven my watch
handy, but think il is about milking time
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

In the Iowa legislature the men selected to tend
the hrcs were not only sworn to support the con-
sttution Of the United States and keep good fires
in the house !" hut little boy ten years Of age
chosen to do up documents for the members, had
this oath solemny administered to him; "You do
solemnly swear to support the constitution Of the
United States and Of this State, and to fold papers
to the best Of your ability, help you God This
is swearing diluted most certainly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
Masonic Notice.

Masonic Notice. The regular communl-
cation Of Golden Rule Lodge of Free and Accepted
Niasons viii be held al their Han in PuIney on the
Wednesday neEt preceding tie full moon ia each
month, al ? 4. N. JAMES Low. S-c,.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
NOTICE.

'E'HE undersigned will continue to carry Of,
Il the BAKING BUSINESS In all its branches a.
usual. Orders for all ,adees Of Bread will be filled
Al short notice and on The most favorable terms Con.
Rraiilehoro. Feb. 1. 1855. 3wi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

y LII those persons who are indebted to the
N subscriber. either by mole or aecou,, s,a -
qnesed TO call and settle lhe same wilhou, deav. a
change IN business renders this call imperative
BTaiilehoro, Feb. l, 1855. 3wi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

VIE undersigned have this day formed Co
II parinerhip, for The pur,,o,a of ea,,ving o., A..
Mercantile business updrr the sl,c OF ilowg SnrE.
MAN q, l.. HOWE,
v..r a, y. L. SHERMAN.
""'"h'sNhei jan 10, lOAo. 3wl