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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-22
4 POTATOES.

We have received another communication
from Benjamin Willard, Esq, Of Lancaster, on
The subject of using small tu5ers for planting.
We have in,ima,ed that small potatoes may
possibly answer as good a purpose for planting
as the large ones that have come to maturity.
Many farmers prefer 10 plant unripe iubefs in
preference to such as are flll-grown-and some
take care to plant a few quite late in the season
for the very purpose of diggina enough for plant
log before they have become ripe enough 10 be
cooked.
But friend Willard insists on an analogy be-
tween seeds and roots for planting, while we
can perceive no such analogy. We have al
ways admitted that the best Soeds should be Sc
lected for planting-but does it follow that the
most ripe and full grown roots or scions should
be selected from which w should propagate the
species We might as well argue that a COW
in advanced life will bring a better calf than one
which Is only six years old. Yet a great ma
jority of our farmers would prefer to breed from
a young COW.
We have, in former numbers, argued that
scions from apple trees should no. be old-the
more green and unripe are better than the ;wigs
that have come to full maturity. So of grape
vines that are propagated by cuttings, We prefer
the unripe twigs.
Currant beds are set by means Of cuttings.
This is the best mode Of setting beds. Will
any one contend that the Oldest and ripes, stalks
are best to he cut up to supply a new bed, or a
new row. We always prefer the grsenesi
shoots to make up a new row or a new bed.
Still this is theory only and as soon as it can
be clearly shown that the practice of planting
unripe or half-grown potatoes does not succeed
we may well suppose that theory is erroneous.
Until then we may be excused if we rely or
III DRY and on the partial trials that have been
made in favor of planting unripe potatOes.-
PlOughmaR.
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS, RAILROAD
ION md nner MONDAY. DEC. 3D.. Trims will

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS, RAILROAD
ON and after MONDAY, DEC. Sd. Trains will
W run rs follows, viz.
U~pwnrd-L.oave Boston at i2.OO NJ. Fitebburg
at 900 +. NJ.
Leave Brnllebofo nj eco A., NJ,
and Greenfield at g.l5 4. NJ.
South.-Lcave nmtleboro for South Vernon al
80 4. NJ, aud SIS f. W..
North.-Leave South Vernon for Bfaileboro at
$50 a. NJ. aud LOO T.. N.
Freight Trains for filehburg aud BOSTON leave
nfaitlebotu at O.2O 4. NJ. On Tuesdays the Caiue
Train will leave q, 1910 +. NJ.
For South Vernon aud New York, Freight Tfains
leave Brailebofo Of 1910 =. VI.
Freight Trains arrive at iimlleboro from Boston at
) 90 7. NJ, and on Tuesdays an extra Freight at II IS
A. NJ. from The South at zoo T.. VI.
The 100 NJ. train from Boston, connects with the
Connecticut River Ral Road al Greenfield. for Deer
field, Hatfield, Northampton, l~lolyoke, Chieopce and
Springfield and with the night train to n. Y. every day
The downward A.. VI. train from Bfniilchoro, aud The
1900 VI, train from Boston, connect with The Ashuelot
Rail Road at South Ncmen.
Fichburg, Nov. so, 1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-22

CHLDREE.-It should never be forgotten that
they are tender plants committed to our foster
ing care-that every thoughtless word or care
less neglect may destroy a germ OF Immortality ;
that foolishness is bound up in the heart Of a
c .ild,'-and that we mnst ever, like watehful
husbandman, he on our guard against it,.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-22

PAINTING. ...... w. L. BEMIS
rs prepared to carry on the business of Painting,
Il in all its branches. lie keeps in his employ
experienced workmcn, % that on short notice. he
can execute promptly all orders for
House, Sign and Ornamental PAINTING,
GRAINING AND VANISHING.
In the way Of LErTURiSG and GRANISG. to imi-
tate Mahogany. Maple md all kinds Of Wood, he
cannot be exeelled BY any Painters in the country.
Orders for Sign aud lliuse Painting. from other
towns punctually and promptly attended to, and
he will be able at all times TO do any work IN
hi line Of business in other neighboring towns.
lie also keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
PAINTS, OILS & vARNISHES,
for sale, wholesale and retail, ready mixcd for use
or otherwise. W. l.. BEMIS.
Brattleboro, Jan. II, sos. 2
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

MO one should think Of getting a likeness Of
lN themselves or friends until they have examine
ed those CRYSTALOTYPE & AMBROTYPPES
taken by j.. l.. a III. M. LOWELL.
The Crystalotype is FIRST taken upon Glass and
is then transferred to paper in unlimited numbers.
as from a copper plate. By this process we are
enabled with the Daguerreotype instrument, to
produce on paper, views Of Landscapes, Residences,
copy Daguerreotypes, and take Portraits from life
with the u%nerring hand Of nature, rivaling in
beauty the finest Eugravings.
The Ambrotype, a very beautiful picture, is ta-
ken upon Glass and finished in such a way that
they are unaffected by acids, and can lay in water
for months without injury, being perfectly air tight
as well as water proof
Both of the above are truly a wonder Of the
Actinographio art.
We still take all the various styles Of the ordina-
ny Daguerreotype and we fatter ourselves that
they are not inferior to any produced in city or
country.
W This is the only COMPLETE ActinOgrsphic
Establishment in Vermont.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
j.. l.. 4 II. NJ. LOWELL.
Brattleboro, June 16, 1885. 81
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In becoming the lion of party, does a man
necessarily make beast Of himselft
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A NEW STORE,
n n s II q O o d S .

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the in
Il habitants Of WILMINGTON and vicinity that
he has just received a NEW & CnoIcE Stock oF
GooDs-at the stand formerly occupied by
A. STONE,
Consisting Of q good and entirely new selection OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
-sUcH As
D'LAINES, BERAGEs, DE BE0E5,
LAWNS, PRINTS, SO.
A large assortment Of
BOnnets and Bonnet Trimmings,
oil new and Of The latest Style,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE.
GROCERIES OF ALI KINDS,
And in fact, everything usually bound In a Coun-
try Store, all Of which are fresh from BOSTON &
NEW-YORK Markets, and will be sold at the low
est prices.
~ The highest prices will be paid for all kinds Of
FARMERS PRODUCE. -. Several Palm
Loaf Hat Braiders wanted.
N. d. No old Goods in the Store.
Wilmington, May 10th, 1855.
10 w. N. AVERY.
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FOR SALE.

FUH SALE,
AA The subscriber offers for sale his
&3 sL& Dwelling House, located on Elliot st.
SHllllt one door West Of the Wesselhoefl
Water Cure in this village, together
with a Barn, Carriage House. and other outbuild-
ings adjoining. The house is two stories in hight,
Of large size and conveniently arranged, and all
the premises are in good repair.
For further particulars inquire Of the undersign-
ed. NATHAN MILLER.
BrattlebOrO, Sept. 9, 1885. 50
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HOUSE PAINTING

IN all It's branches and Of every variety. 0LAZ-
Il ING, PAPER HANGING a WHITEwAsHING
done to order and in good style. at short notice, and
on reasonable terms by the undersigned at his shop,
opposite the American House, up stairs.
L. ATWOOD.
Brattleboro, March 9Th, 1855. G
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TEAs. CoFFEEs. 60.

TEAS COFFEEs, &c.
OS CHESTS Young Hyson Teas, 25 do Black
A.J Teas; also, Old Hyson, and ~Gunpowder,
received Fresh and at reduced prices.
Fresh GrouGd pure St. Domingo Coffee;
Do do do Java Coffee
Do do do Rio do;
Received every week . Also, Chocolate, Cocoa.
Broma, Shells, &C., at FROST & Go0DHUE's.
Sept. 2S, So
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MIRRORS.

A VERY large assortment in Gilt, Mahogany,
N Rosewood and Walnut Frames, for sale cheap,
by A. 1. DWINELL.
July 25, Gm26
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SHOES & RUBBERs.

TINE SUBSCRIBER having bought the entire
Il stock Of BOOTS SHOES and RUBBERs n
p. siMONDS, will carry on the Boot and Shoe bust
ness in al its various branches at the old stand Oc-
cupiei by T. sIM0NDs for the last twenty years.
All work done at short notice and warranted.
J.. H.. STM0NDS.
Bntileboro, Feb. 90, 1865. 9
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NOTICE.
COFFINS.

MAHOGANY. Black Walnut, Birch. and Imi-
WI tation Collins of all sizes. constantly ON hand,
Also PLATES and GRAVE cLornEs, all Of which will
be sold at the lowest prices, by
A. Z. DWINELL.
July 25. 6m20
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A DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, & SHOP with
N about 3 acres Of land, pleasantly situated near
Dummerston centre. The above is one Of the best
stands for a SHoE MAKER rs there is none IN town.
Inquire Of the subscriber. L~ARKIA&6IBBS.
Dummerston. March Oh. 1855. &
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OIL AND FLUID


A SUPPLY Of new TEAS from New-York Of va
"A rious qualities, some Of which are the best and
cheapest ever offered in this market.
ATHERT0N s. HASTINGS.
Sept. II. sS
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Nv. L. BEMIS

FT7FHNNFFI NNH UFWI.F7Tf HT"EH =
BnATTLEBORo. VI.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

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lspsrs.m Msn,ssilis Al. A1ss-
kassasA: Ix the .eooad ,iss 'as A.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

The steamer Nashville, with Toll
compliment Of passer gers and the mails
arased here from Charleston this r. i.
The papers speak ofa heary thunder
storm a, Charleston on Friday, and 10
the interior oopioas rnias F;ssf. srssea
to commence ihe punisess,en Of daily
PAPER ., Charleston to advocate The irer.
80 = - .ars-irAa aa-<-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

A slcs HsssAss AeaDsass ~ sss
WIvs--On FridAy II lass ~ssk . 60
maa saned Cstharise EhricA. . rsssdsas
Il Csshseson. was ennsuiased 70 lie iail
4 Die vdiags. easrys4 wssh ,hs narde !
Of her hsshasd. 0sssge Erich. As.he
TINE d aes sssaoisasus ~ vss sia Nv.
iag, bas has siaes Ased. The deed cas-
ceossisssd u sprn day. and j. The press
~ocs Of oshrr aseni~rs of ,se family. -
Tae azstonsaaas naa wss ~ bel ssck
when - arucx hsm On the hsssi with .
Asasy Duash nss. bseAksag ms shsi. -
She n~Asasd sbais b Tie I'D ssds i
srAss v sss1kr ths ssass s0essaaliy Her
dasghsss easshs Md = hss Asd paiied
Der frsa Ne chair and for I'd her TO d.
sia- She assigss, - rsavn isr The
cosau.issiaa oil saas =. NJ. s..npiy a~f DIS
ilhs . ~ considered M al - GeA.a
seems 10 Ne tee ec .saa tps.aa o 4 wts'
SIC ass losy entertained. = .Ners,ee's,
~ r., N1~kwse. 81 inst
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Estray Mares

.2tc.t NJ by Jaan tshaer q has ressdens N
C.Alet i,vrsa p pnths sash &ay d Die, IS !,
wo rk ehesent scrps iharss, oae ha- . A.
star IN h.r face, white spot On ~ I'D. An s.
. inches f,ouslhe hack hene, y sboua y }ssss
old. sad appra,.d nj S7s. 1As s.hest has .
blaze fsce. enc FIRE lee sn1 I'D hipd lcE'
WI 10 ard vssy hsayy viii fosl. sbUut year
ID, and srpraisef a. eIS8 on ths ~ Day Of
Is j. ", CAT19tl
+ eo9alys Eiost,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

= IT, Fi,ssanIp Tria 1sSr
Nd s,eShrr icl Dn. ('o er Cal
or;-. nsi VS. -S'..se'os to, mp
down ahe Bay % saturday, WI her
,wa1Ds "a . nass1 ofaasised guests
on board In her machinery, CaP'. Ef'
,ssson clams 10 nave made az Important
IinpBvuuess - .sas IN ssassa. sse ~
AsjsH,a The bsilsss u she Ericsson
syv1ss6~&Asgsuk~sa& watcksy -
" u CaY.aisS ispso<tusrn'. he t''''ns'
win not ~ wasted hv oses arr 'ha, '-cor.
che my carry the same out
ltsa Nav .Xesk. n. HAIRS and. kslsta
wishsa. diaisasiss oshsr than what
nigh, resah from accidental lea' age
Ia saai:pa. ,shs sss apparasas fv dls''lAl,;
hog 1000 gsllsos of. fresh ~sser IRON
cal, day, - tia, the ss~s. bulk Of the
wa,~ranks u sssea ior freight. The
room ocearsd By the 'nach'sery and
boilers i ass us.:y small, and the nsces-
s.ry esssampios Of fscl. il 10 said. great.
" redsesd irun the old standard. Il i
saased shas her furnaces cannot consume
eves slsssy tans . day. and il n expeesed
The A,laasic voyage wili be made On .
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1T FAssNe "F Fht II IN = -
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10 n .ath Tire s.rsna. xai.r: al t.se saes.
csa ship, taai .escssrs is~sgsa i.oe Alex
assassa, sails. IN rs ~. ne eoars. e..s t..-
reel naisoas- |, may ~. thai ,ls eossap.
,is,u Of ne dead isss adds onga,n-ss To
the psospnsss sccuce Of tae gaua-L
4. ". yskas Tsrrs and B9k .axa.a, N
se0 e& IF BeSsfy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

Tie largest clock ever construc;,-d i,as
jus. bern kaisi,-d b. Mr.. Dent, Tor tie
n-x aossrs u pari.aaea, in L,ndoa. =
TIE d.ais arc iweasy-two feel Ia diane.
her the poia, VI The sniaase hana VIII,
therefore. more fourteen inches every
nlau,~. Tie pendulum Is fifteen fee,
long. The aoar bell is rlga feet high.
aua weighs fifteen tons The hammer
NJ. ghs lesT cut. The clock A. whole,
j. .lsai times a. large as fuil sized CO.
ih-slssi clock.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

~ A correspondent T en- Pasr ~r It's
csnsrra'og curiens operation Per formed
by Nriason. sa~ ~minsn, Gsssch sSrgsen.
Sr~akiag Of one upon whom b. hsd OPP
Grated ior cataract, he said, ~ opera .
ted apon hna. enl dad not eudeay Or V 6x
shs eye. I made . panc,ars nser tn.
exavsnal pau 81 the cornea. ! in.reda.
sed tas ka,is~ Ths pes,en. was seized
with aerveas ,r~mbsilg, snd,srnsa the
eye toward the internal angls Of ,ts< or.
bit, and me esrasa was hidden. ~.
tempted c<nssai pascsure. tried 70
bring 6ssk he sossss; tie sxsssui,y Q!
my instrument broke. The ffsgmsas
cell into the interior chamber. hslweeo
the eafaea and thr iFn. SLoa!d ] with.
draw the ias,rumrnf PIT this would BE-
to resume The orssasioa. Neither could
! leave the foreign body ,hsre. I shsugA
the test plan 70 porsse would b. % COZ,
,'"us The oprnsisn. By casting ~ cornss
with The shaSp angle 4 the inasune.s
made y. sectios she uyssalias fsi
out The f1ssmsus Of The kniiS fsa,GiiieA
| took . anaA scoop md ssasehsd for il
found sad withdrew il. Ths patient ]
cured
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EstraY Mare.

Nsea up by DAVID 4 Merton II III r..,.
ssa 70 IS I'~nsAip Cellar Co.aty losa,
gay ~ sene 1896. . che.nal s&rrel
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-. Tame $50 before D. e I.i,a 10
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Ssessee eed eeeo heA.
Eeo0s yl1GfnaA.
anahimose Mar %.
$500 .EnkI -.
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Ces16ys NJ ~ eettlJtn Nv NnteSe1k.
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- fsllowing peanosisiene ~ ths;r -.
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| That aid Ce0aey 81 Cs1ss. sheG iaks
tsoe nsnlsoR ~ I1sso - "a y
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IA iFshSs -lslleu1ine eeanli,;ee. = "a.
rhas CIR aheusoaa 49,. .of H. Re.is
lsf lie Coun,y b isssed 10 ssd ~ ~
sss and beeef, Of sAe sa;d cosfSssfy
| vAenAAs Ia ns;lre.A CcrAssre M
have their rod cs,.sletek Sr.s y. -.
sieb?i liver. ~ H. Eaaars. ,he.-1.ar
I 81 Cedar County aleiees5. 81 - r..
| msising 6ity ,housand dolIar3' Is e i.
WED upon the compilation = ne 80 y
HEea. 81 Z.
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eesesy 1eess, ne essa 1asaEead Ce@n.
~ snan issue ana se!sses 70 Me County
sseSe ssossssss, 1ss.ae - 49, sssea
OF sns 49, ess.ey, nssssoaa sassk. - the
amssns q ass saee 81 ts< aoads - sssssd
40 asofss.fd.
| us V -easAs'iy Bonds aiosssasd, sal
ldraw 'n'eres, at the rs,e OF ten Ter GEM
per aunum from The date or 'te.r issue
ard deliver TO 'se ssid Con.aGy, and
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On 1barsaev aiming u hss 49,,
the fssadssioa vail Of The three slky
ssa.s Bailaiag On JsG.ssea 4. snss
s1vsw - 60 - 60 . lA1rh6anl
- $3.50 - Il =
Fsuntn - 1uaiarl1eop9 - r I
jsiusos . sha0uls0 svs1k csiN e
hsle isnsaiassly sssss 80 - suius,
|sm1JGesa Wei)s - ~ r - 60 -
r. uGt55a1ur UruyyJuy
wss, = ssrss -, vtI6sa1a 60 -
1nessAst Psseui6e oaujF q Ns sssss6
asss. akAs sesdyAeis sss.tk.s u'' .. s'a'
4 -. ~ sf.h;,.,S =. assksS.e
l. Il - 81 AI1.45 4 49, asSNT
-. 49,. 49, w." -. !. = 80 -,
osMes& . ascessaM. 49, 1soys6gs1ese
DN Yssag CaALsAsr. wAs wesAs Wsel
Spss - aew 80 = - ~ 7 - I I -
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80 e'ss y ms" ss'es - ~.
were relseaed ~ ~ uAoa herste -
prshswsslky slIsss6 u anay sllsse !.
Esnd nd fe.el Il 4. ..e;;o,,. !, ID - II.
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4easay isa Asndsssnx dish cs..s ssaa
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ssry Esd Asaessk q :. ssar

VnE AkPrAL Or rME Este AID
Noarasas RAsaaoAs Cha Ia.
Lss;slsssss r rs.ssys stla .ajossa<s
on Tuesday. the S.h ,ns,. wi,hou, day. :
TIE bill passsd ~ both Houses 10 repeal
the charter Of the Eue and Northeastern
RAsaroad. E,snaing from The New York
ssase irnc 70 the borough Of Ere. aai
sushos,s.ag tie Governor 10 take posses.
sea u si,s wesk ,n me ,a nc o. .se Com.
msss~sAh. sss sss rrtusnra BY the Corr
ss0os. - wisosa il he'd b~sa sen. .sr hi,
agpsesai. N season, and therefore failed
o hec0ne law.
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The golden ssse which The Pope blsssss
every year add gives 70 some fsnals soves.
s'ga, y this ysar 10 b. given 70 ths h.
press of Auaafia.
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Loslpg P<scr. sexsan II BafIAio hss
burned u. coo PssaOm arrsag . <esvsoe
- f.ssY ~esvs = 'sas ~as.
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80 Frnsn several sources We learn
tsas n isass one haAt Is Ga as way 70 this
place, shs~e 81. Josrph, aad probably
two. let ZEN come as fast 90 seam;
-rcs.. ~nd ssn ssas all t~, EN-.
Mafkes bcs~miag more asd more bare
ct ssOcesies and ssaple aricles. Ground
10 Dry splsaa corn; spriag wAsat 20,
- yet Nay Tie COED issd ssnd " rain
ia@s6iately. - ~ psrish = cosseil
- Bxgk. I'm ~