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A MARRIAGE UNDER PROTEST.

Miss Lucy Stone, the young lady who has
Frequently made her appearance upon the Anti
Slavery rostrums in this country was married on
May-D Day, at "a farmhouse among the hills al
West Brookfeld," to Henry b. Blackwell, u
leader in the western Auti-Slavety movement.
The marriage ceremony was performed by Mr.
II. w. Hiaginson Of Worcester, the parties TO
nc nuptals formally protesting agains, the laws
81 the Commonwealth concerning marriage. -
Mr Higginson communicates the protest 10 the
Worcester Spy, as follows.
81 never perform the marriage ceremony
without the renewed sense OF the iniquity Of
our present system Of laws, ia respect to mar
riage "a system by which 'man and wife are
one, and that one is the husband TWAS with
my hearty concurrence, therefore, that the fol-
lowing protest was read and signed, as part
of the nuptial ceremony, and | send il TO you,
That others may be induced to do likewise.
PROTEST.
While we acknowledge our mutual affection,
by publicly assuming the sacred relationship Of
husband and wife, yet in justice to ourselves
and a great principle, we deem il a duty to de-
clare that this act on our part implies no sane
ton of, nor promise Of voluntary obedience to,
such Of the present laws Of marriage as refuse
to recognize the wife as an independent ration
al being, while they confer upon the husband
an injurious and unnatural superiority, invest
ing him with legal powers which no honorable
man would exercise, and which no man should
possess,
We protest especially against the laws which
give to the husband
aJ,,o &c
.. The exclusive control and guardianship oil
their children.
3. The sole ownership of her PERSONAL and
use of her real estate, unless previously settled
upon her, or placed ia the hands of trustees, as
in the case of minors, lunaiics, and idiots.
A. The absolute right to the product of hel
industry.
5. Also against the laws which give TO the
widower so much larger and more permanent
an interes, in the property Of his deceased wife
than they give the widow in that Of her deceas
ed husband.
0. Finally against the whole system, By
which ''ihe legal existence of the wife is sus
pended during marriage, so that in most State,
she neither has legal part in the choice Of hei
residence, nor can she make will, nor sue OF
be sued in her own name, nor inherit properly
We believe the personal independence an'
equal human rights can never he forfeited, ex
cept for crime that marriage should be al
equal and permanent partnership, and so recog
mixed by law that until il is SO recognized
married partners should provide against the rad
zeal injustice of present laws, by every mean
in their power.
We believe that where domestic ditficullie
arise, no appeal should be made to legal trbu
nails under existing laws, but that all Difficult
ties should be submitted to the equitable adjust
ment Of arbitrator mutually chosen.
Thus reverencing Law, we enter our earne:
protest against rules and customs which are IN
worthy of the name, since they violate justice
the essence Of all Law.
(Signed) HENRY B. BLACKWELL,
LUCY STONE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12
MARRIAo s..

In this village at the Revere House, May sth, by
Rev. Geo. II. Deere, Mr., Asa r. BRooKs and Miss
ALNInA c. HooRER, both Of Rutland, Mass.
In this village May 9th, by Rev. ]. c, Foster, at
the Parsonage, Mr.. IIENRY p. READ Of Swanrey,
NH, and Miss SARAH s. BRIGGs Of llinsdale, NIL
In Vernon, May LIST, JAMES =. REMINGTON and
AMANDA s. RIcE.
In this village at the Revere House, May 9th by
Rev. Geo. H. Deere, Mr. FRAScrs STEBBINs and
Miss ELIZA A. PERnAN, both Of IIinsdnle, N. II.
In Rcadsboro, April 10Th, CnAnLEs SINoNDs and
ANNETTE PurrER, both Of r.
At Bellows Falls, eth inst, Mr.. Cnknrs A.
SnERwIs Of Belle Plain, Minnesota, and Miss GRA-
TIA +. SNrrn Of Westminster.
In Brooklyn, L. l., April 18th, at St. Johns
Church, by the Rev. Thomas T. Guiou, CuARLEs
l.. WILLIAMS, Esq, Of Rutland, and LOUISE BE-
DELL Of Brooklyn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NOTICE.
Doctor Deans Neuralgia Pills.

NEURALGIA is disease Immediately attacking the
brain aud system, The source Of al sensation
and motion and 10 be distinguished from Rheumatism,
that being seated upon the muscular portions Of the
body Indeed, Neuralgia may be called the rhehHna-
iisin Of he aerres.
As This class Of diseases is o0eu caused by derange-
men Of the stomach aud liver these pills especial
" calculated the original cause OF The com
plants They operate by removing distinctions from
Inc stomach bowels and liver by exciting their fnnc-
iional powers without facilitating, aud by sending the
vital fluids Of the exlTemes Of The arteries and nerves
Having been praeIicng physician ior over my
years, and been favoraby known as the author OF
Deans Vegetable Rheumatic Pills, that have stood the
lest Of time and expcheneeioT than three quarters
Of that period. put these pills into The market with
tho assurance Of favorable reception, ard thai the
public will hail them another blessing upon suffering
humanity.
Orders addressed 10 the agents, AYsARD &
MOVES, Merchants Row, Boston, will be promptly
answered.
For sale also by all the pHneipale Wholesale Drug.
giss in the rites aud AT retail by Apohecares and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the United States and
the British PROVINCES.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
CrOckery, Glass aud Hardware,
GuARDIAN,s SALE.

DY virtue Of license from the Judge Of Probate
ID for the County Of Cheshire and State Of New
Hampshire the subscriber as Guardian Of the minor
heirs Of AMOS POND, late Of Greenfield, in the
County Of Franklin and State Of Massachusetts,,
deceased, will sell at Public Auction on Tuesday
The 9Th day Of June next ut one O'Clock in the aficr
noon, near POND 4 CHAMBERLAIN'S store in
Brattleboro, VT, all the right Of said minors; be-
ing one undivided fourth part thereof, Of certain
Real Estate, situated in Ilinsdale, in said County
Of Cheshire, bounded East on the old "Burnham
Farm Northerly on Chesterfield town line, West
erly on land now or formerly owned by Wells Good
hue and land Of Gideon Thomas, and Southerly on
the "Gill lot' aud land Of said Thomas, containing
two hundred acres, be the SAINT more or less.
Also will &c sold at said time and place the re-
naming undivided three fourths part Of the above
described land.
MARY POND. Guardian Of said heirs.
SAMUEL PIERCE,
BENJA. A. WELLS,
JOHN J. PIERCE.
Dated the 9Th day Of May 1865. IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12
MARBLE. MARBLE.

n INVITE the attention of the public generally to
Il the large stock Of MARBLE now have on hand,
not only from Rutland but from all the other choice
Quaries in the State.
Gentlemen, whenever stone is sold from my
shop IL ii does not come up to the standard as re-
commended, (remember, my motto is, to make eve
ry thing satisfactory to ALL the purchase money
will be refunded. | have obtained the services Of
a Cutter who has had long experience in the bust
ness and who is fully posted in regard to style |
have also on hand MONUMENTS of all sizes and
descriptions.
Wilmington, May, 18th, 1856.
Is WELLS SNOW.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, -.
The Probate Court for said District, To all per-
sons interested in the Estate Of 4. SEYMOUR,
late Of Brattleboro, deceased, GREErING;
NOU are hereby notified that this Court will de-
Il eide upon the allowance Of the account Of o.
S. SEYMOUR, Executor Of the last win Of said
deceased. aud decree distribution Of said Estate
among the persons entitled thereto, at the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office IN Brattle-
horo. in said District, on the day Of June A.
D. 1865, when and where you may be heard in the
premises, If you see ht.
10 T. HOLDKOOk, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

New AND IMPORTANT MISSIONARY EsrER-
PRIsE.-Under the title Of the African Erplo-
ration Society, an association has been formed
in England for the purpose Of "exploring and
evangelizing Africa" from station at Tunis.
They propose establishing an African school at
Tunis, to be conducted by medical, scientific
and religious tutors in which native agents shall
be trained to circulate the scriptures. With
the advantages that will be given them, they
will be able TO push southwark from Tunis To
Timbuctoo and Soudan. The society intends
to employ no other means TO extinguish the
slave trade than The circulation of the Bible and
the establishment Of honest commercial rela-
tons. Heretofore, the deadly climate of Cen
trail Africa has prevented strong expeditions
from remaining there, but the native agents
whom the society will employ, will be acclimat-
ed patriots able TO converse on all equality
with those whom they seek to influence at
once missionaries and converts. One part of
policy agreed upon, is, that not the slightest
hostility shall be shown against Mahommedans;
but on the contrary, their aid will be invoked
on points on which Christians and Mahomedans
agree, whenever it can conscientiously be done.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTnfcr OF WEHTNlNsTER, g.
The Hon. Probate Court for said District To all
persons concerned uREErrSd:
YNTIEREAS, DAVID o. GALE, GUARDIAN
w Of Luther Perry, Annette Perry, Amasa
Perry, and Peter Perry, minors and heirs Of Cor
neus Perry, late of Londonderry in said District,
deceased, has made application in writing to said
Court representing that his said wards are owners
Of certain real estate situated in said Londonderry
that II would be conducive TO their interests to sell
the same and put the proceeds at interest and pray
ing for license to sell such Real Estate. You are
hereby notified that this Court viii decide upon
said application at special session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office in Grafton, on Tuesday
the 9Th day Of June A. d. 1855, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, when and where you may be heard
in the premises IL you see Ct.
BENJA. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, May 3, 1855 10
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THuRsDAY, MAY ), I8jI
Al market $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores IS pairs Of
Working Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves 400 Sheep and
Lambs $500 Swine.
PmCEs- BEEF Canls-Estra SiOj istqunlhy 80 J
second do 90 third 10 ordinary 7a7 80.
Hides, IS 5Oa6; Talo,g. SO SOFAS Pehs, Slal 70.
CAR Skins. l0c per 10 +; Veal Caires, 50, J0a6
IVorking Oren-S85, 90. 100, los, l20al36.
Colrs and Caires-22O, 22a2i.
Sheep and Lambs--eAira, So, 7a9i by ol2 30, 8 90,
4 OOaf7 10.
lSlsine-l 3-ia5 Sic. Retail SAL lie,
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A WoRD OR TWO ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.
Abel Stevens, the editor of the National Maya
zine, an issue which stands nearly in the first
place among the periodicals Of our country, says
in his stable" speaking of the independence of
the true editor
"We do not, in our editorials, hold ourselves
responsible TO the personal views of any individ-
ual patron. For ourselves, personally, we would
not subscribe sixpence to periodical which
should hold itself bound 10 re-edit only received
views, or 10 bring to us from month to month,
such opinions only as are admitted by common
consent, OF are repetition-a rehash of our
own individual thinkings. We prefer some
thing independent something provocative ofnew
and progressive thought-even if it challenge,
sometimes, our dissent. This is one of the
prime rules of good editing, and he that dom
like il had better clear our track as soon as pos
sible"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12
A Book for every American.

ID ARE chance for Book Agents and Canyassers.
N WANTED,-fo every city and town in New
England, intelligent energetic and enterprsing
man to oboain subscriptions for the Life Of GEoRoE
WASHINGTON, by Washington Irving,
The octave edition will be sold exclusively by
subscription II will be issued In three elegant
volumes Of about 500 pages each, handsomely
printed on fine papcri in plea type, with Portraits
and Plans, and neatly bound in cloth. The first
volume will soon be ready. The remaining volumes
will be issued at intervals Of about three months
Price 81 per volume, payable only on delivery Of
each volume
Each agent will have Ills own territory.
Applications should specify what portion Of ter
ritory they would like, and furnish good references
For full particulars please address without delay.
FREDERICK PARKER & CO.,
Book and Prntsellers,
Swi3 Nos. 90 & 81 CoExHILL, BOSTON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

The conductors of the Boston Bee, the state
organ, have prospered under the know nothing
regime. One of them has got to be a gov
ornors council, another is member from Bos-
ton third is commissioner for rebuilding and
repairing Charles river and Warren bridges,
and a fourth, last but best of all, has gone and
cot married.
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HOUSE PAINTTNG

TN all its branches asdpf every variety, GLAZr
Il ING, PAPER HANGING & WITHDRAWING
done to order and in good STYLE at short notice. and
on reasonable ternsby the undersigned mt his shop
T. ATWOOD.
Brattleboro, March 9th, 1855.
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Masonic Notice. The regular commune
cation Of Golden Rule Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons will be held at their Hall in Puincy on the
Wednesday next preceding the full moon in each
month, at 10 A. NJ. j. Low, Sec.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

A terrible tragedy occurred at Beloit, Wis,
the 23d ult. A man was awakened in the night
and discovered robber with dark lantern in
his room. As he sprang from the bed the in
ruder fired at him with pistol, the ball just
missing his head and burying itself in the pill
low. Snatching a double barrelled gun from
the wall he discharged both barrels at the in
truder. The contents of one barrel entered
the mans head and the other his body, killing
him instantly. Leaving the body where it fell
the gentleman and his wife proceeded 10 The
nearest neighbor, told him what had happened,
and induced him 10 return with them to his
house. But imagine the feelings of the neigh
Dor, himself a man universally esteemed aud
respected, to recognize in the mangled body Of
the dead robber his Opn son
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FOR SALE.

A DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, & SHOP with
N about acres of land, pleasantly situated near
Dummerston centre. The above is one Of the best
stands for SHoE MAKER as there is none in town.
Inquire of the subscriber. LARkIN GIBBS.
DummeIston March %, 1866.
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ROOTS sHOES & RUBBER6.

i stock of BOOTS SHOES and RUBBERS Of
p. sfAIONDS, will carry on the Boot and Shoe bust
ness in all its various branches at the old stand
cupied by p. sIM0NDs for the last twenty years
All work done at short notice and warranted.
j. II. sIMONDS.
Bratteboro. Feb. %. 1856. >
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DEATHS.

In Dover, May ID, Mrs. MARTHA BuoBEE, wife
Of Alonzo Bugbee, 40. N Y. and MainN papers
please copy.
In Boston, May 9th, Mr. AnIAL J. TowSE of
Fitchburg, 81.
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AMI ARE INVTTED

ITO call and see the extensive assortment Of new
Il GOODS now opening, comprising nearly err
cry artieiein Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes
and Rubbers, such stock has never been exhibit
ed in this place, and will be sold extremely low.
particularly TO those who pay cash.
West Bratleboro, April 25, 1855.
5wfs A. DUNKLEE.'
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A YOUNG MAN from 10 to IS years of age as a
N Clerk one who has had one years experience
in Dry Goods Store would be preferred
DAY, ROBINSON S co.
Drattleboro, May ! 1855. 2wli
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RRATTIEnoRo ACApEMY.

IN CHARGE OF Miss EMILY o. RICHARDSON.
rVNHE SUMNER TERM will commence TUESDAY,
u MAY 2gth, aud continue 10 weeks.
Competent TEACHERS are secured for giving in
structions in the Languages.
TERMs,-Common English Branches, $500
Higher do, each extra, 90
Languages, Latin and Greek, 49,
MusIc, FnEScH s. ORNANENrAt BRANcnEs as for
merly. Il. CLARK, Sco'y.
West Bruitlsboro April 81, 1856. 4wls
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PAY UP!!!

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of PERRY
N HOWE, by Note or Account can settle the
same with G. L. HowE, at The Old Stand at any
time previous to June 10Th, 1865. After which
they may look out for "GreetiRg."
Wiliamsvillc, May 10, 1855. 3wli
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

LEAVE YOU THE tAUNDICEi Have you the
Il Il Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Costiveucss, HUI
mors or Bad Blood, Headache, Piles, Bilious stom
ach, Langor, Wearinczs, DroWsiness, Low Spirits,
All-gone-atiyeness, Re-, so common at this season
Of the year Then you can be cured by using DIR.
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB DIrTElS. The
proof is in trial Only 25 cents for pint and S7Ic
for quart bottles. FOR sale by
S. X. STODDARD,
Brattleboro, May, 1855, 4wl4
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WOOL CARDINc

A Nd CLOTH DRESSING The subscriber would
"A inform his customers and the public generally
that he will commence Carling Woo and Dressing
Cloth the 10th inst. SAMUEL LITTLE
Nottingham. May ID, 1855. osmloii
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

Having concluded to adop,ihr READY PAY system
shall offer an kinds of Goods e' iie lowest ftees for
cash or produce 10 An kinds Of produce sanied ~
exchange. 7. II. NilEELER
BRAr1LEBono, April 20. u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TNIfE subscribers having associated themselves
IL under the name Of ]. L. & IT, NJ. LOWELL.
are now ready take Daguerreotypes in every style
Of the art and Warrant them to be recommended in
every particular for we are determined that il shalt
be for the interest of all, far and near, to obtain
their Dagucrreotypes at this establishment
NJ CUTTERS BLOCK.
]. Il. & II. NJ. L0VELdI
n. D. Gmtefh for past fivoTs would bespeak
a continuance Of the same under the new arrange
ment The Junior partner is q thorough Artist, and
our motto Is still onicdrd as heretofore,
Respectfully, j. L. LOWELL.
ApriI 26 10
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Census OF KAEsAs.-The Herald of Free
dom, Of April 81, contains the complete census
returns of Kansas Territory. The aggregate
population is stated at s,46l, of whom 5,Oss
are males and 8 1873 females. The number Of
legal voters was 2,s77 the number of ina
tives" (of the United Siaies) 7,i6l; of for
egners COS. and Of SLAVES one hundred and
niRety-tico-
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NOTICE,

II HEREBY give notice that have given my sou
Il CALVIN A. WORDEN his time, and that
shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay debts o.
his contracting after this date.
Marlboro, May 9th 1855.
10 ROSWELL woRDEN.
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WANTED.

A wOODTURNER One well qualified can find
I a constant employment and good wages, by APP
plying to $. GATES s. CO.
Brattleboro, March 30, 1855. q
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PAINTs AND OrI.a.

DURE WHITE LEAD. White Zinc, Blind Gresn,
II Raw and Boiled Oh, Japan, Coach and Fur
niture varnsh. Gold Leaf, Bronze, Painters Brush
and COors in great variety, for sale at the low
est prices, at WILLlSTON, TYLER & co.
April 10. CIVIL
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Pno MONO PuaL1oo.
One Price Store sill stands on Che Corner
E. & O. j. GoRHAM

E. &O.J. G0RHAM
WTOUID respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Wilmington and vicinity that they may be
found at the "old stand" formerly occupied by the
well known firm Of W. GORIlAM a CO., and are
this week from market receiving their second sup
ply Of Spring a. Summer Goods, COM
prsing one Of the Largest and Best selected stocks
that were ever offered for inspection in this yicn
ty. We cordially invite all to come and compare
prices as well as goods, for themselves, for they
eaar be beat Although there has been a recent
change in the FIRM there has been none in the 'old
MOTTO" of
One Price and Ready Pay.
And bear in mind that we shall adhere strictly
10 that "wel tried systemi
We are willing TO extend Credit TO all good,
prompt paying customers, by taking their Note on
demand with interest, to be paid in six months, or
one year the extent. There is ono item that we
wish to have OUT customers remember, that We do
not keep any Book TO charge any Goods, and very
respectfully solicit that customers will refrain from
asking us to do any such thing.
Our stock Of goods have been bought with the
greatest care to meet the wants Of the public, rs
regards taste or style. Aswe buy for "Cash on the
Nail' VIC suit you 50 far as i0r prices are con-
oerned Our stock consists Of general and per-
feet assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
CrOekeFy, Glass and Hardware,
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS,
HATS, & CAPS,
HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS, &C., sc.
~ We have not gone into detail merely given
q brief summary. Fail mol 10 call and eromine,
for we assure you that erery excrton will be made
to render the business calls Of our friends both
pleasant and profitable.
We will take most kinds Of Farmers Produce in
exchange for Goods at their Cash value.
L. & D. J. GORIIAAL
Wilmington, May 7th, 1865 3wl5
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POTASH
NOTICE,

uyuE subscriber having sold out his Boot and
II Shoe business it becomes absolutely necessary
for him 10 call on oil having unsettled Notes and
Accounts to make Immediate payment. | shall be
for the present at the old stand. L. SlMONDS.
Drattleboro, Feb. 26, 1855. o
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FOWLE'S
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
A full and choice selection Of every kind. such rs;
Teas. Sugars, Syrups Mossses. Extra Qualiiies-,he
best assortment ever offered in this place.
Sperm aud Whale OIL Finid aud Camphene, Vinegar
Ground aud ungrouad Spices,
Coffee Of all kinds Ground aud Whole, Rice,
Tapiora Sage, Corn Starch, Chfon.
Eng. Curranis, Ilaisins box and eask,
Fine Sail, Tobacco, &c., &c.,-a full assortment,
which viii be sold The lowest prices loI cash pro-
suce at WHEELER'S.
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NOTICE.

VT7HEREAs my son CALVIN n. PIKE, mi
w nor, has lcft me anil gone to parts unknown,
hereby forbid all persons harbcring or trusting
him on my account as shall pay no debts II his
contracting after this date. ISAAC n. PIKE.
Jamsica, Vt, April 10, 1855. 3Nll
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wanted In exchange for Goods.

Butter Cheese. Egcs. Lard, Gram. Beans. Dfed APP
pie Wool Wooden Yam Socks, and N fact everything
Inc farmer has 10 dispose Of, Il WHEELERS.