Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15
Gbe Otrmont Qbenit.
BRATTLEBoRO, VT.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1855.
THE VERMONT PHGNIX
TOR IA Sc.

The Second Volume Of THE VERMONT PHE-
NIX will commence on saturday, January 9th,
1856. The first year Of its existence docs not ex-
pire until the end Of next month; but we have been
induced to make the above change in the commence
ment Of the volume, both for our own convenience
and that Of our subscribers. All who have paid
in advance will receive the paper until the time
paid for expires. The accounts Of others will be
made mp to the lst Of January.
TINS PHOENIX will be conducted on the same gen.
eral basis that has characterized It's past existence,
and which, we are happy to believe, has met with
very cordial approval. II is the intention Of its
Editor to make it a lire Newspaper. In further
ance Of that desire II will give early and reliable
intelligence Of all events aud transactions Of inter
est to its readers subservo the necessities Of the
Farmer and all others engaged in industrial pur-
suits, by the publication Of timely and valuable
articles, devoted to those Subjects from the pens Of
the best writers in the country; promote the inter-
es,s Of the community by the temperate discussion
Of Politics, Education, Temperance, Science and
Art; furnish for the convenience Of both consumer
and producer reliable reports Of Boston Prices
Current, New York Hop and Wool Markets, Cam
bridge and Brighton Cattle Markets, and Drattle-
boro Produce Market contain full details Of Local
News. rs made up from our own observation and
from the correspondence Of friends in every section
Of the county and vicinity, together with digest
Of foreign and Domestic intelligence; aud give a
carefully selected Miscellany for the instruction and
entertainment Of all.
In Politics, we shall be independent to express
such views as we honestly entertain sustaining
at all times, with an unfltering trust, the great
principles Of HUMAN FREEDOM. and opposing
the action Of all men and all parties who seek to
curtai its extension abridge its influence wheth-
er they be Shareholders or Doughfacos, Ronanish
Priests or Foreign Demagogues.
Soon after the LIST Of January we shall complete
our arrangements for printing our advertisements
in new and smaller type than that now used,
which improvement will add to the beauty Of the
typography, and increase the already great space
devoted to reading matter.
10 short II is our aim and will be cur constant
endeayor to make THr PHGSIx the best FAMILY
NEWSPAPER in the State. and we shall spare no
pains to accomplish that desirable end.
To promote is circulation and extend the sphere
Of its influence We have consented to reduce the
terms to CLUR SuBscRinEEs, who will receive the
paper after the ! st Of January next, in clubs Of
ireniy or more, and paid for strictly in 0draaee,
for sI.25 per year. Those who have paid for the
paper until the lst Of February. can join the clubs
in their respective towns by paying sI.i5 for the
remainder q the year. No paper pM be seat Of
ihGt price until The money has been rsesired. To
all Others, including village subscribers the terms
will be $3.50 in advance.
~ We irus, that our friends in every town
will their exerons to extend the circulation Of
TIL PnGsIx, as it can only 10 afforded at the re-
dueed Club price BY largely increased subserip-
ton list.