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Glass Ware !!


Leaf cherry stands palace and Victoria dishes,
wine glasses, ale and beer mugs, tum brrs OF ey-
cry style, thistle aud Webster goblrts, cake
stands. Also a few dozen OF Brush's native wine
MolnsSes cans pitchers, tiuted salts, cJrtain
pins solar, globe, and chimney preserve Jars,
ring mrs and covers, bird boxes and baths, globe
and police lautern5, plated and common casters /,
camphIns nni ilnId lamps.
Table Cutlery.
Ivory handle knives and forks, corn do, buck
and ivory handle carvers, and sportsman's
knives.
Also, splendid lot Of plated, table and des-
scri forks. Looking glasses Of every style.
WILLOW WARE.
Baby wagons aud cabs, baskets with and with.
out covers, a new and fashionable style of rattan
chairs, such as ladies' sewing and nursing chairs.
arm rocking do, chiren's do, with and with
out rockers, toy pals, cedar and oak brass bound
do, door mats leather busters, knife boxes, wr-
servers, bed cords, cocoanu! dlppers, whist
br0oms, and variety OF Gther articles, which
we will be happy to show to all those who will
give US a call. lAugus,i) Spencer IL EARL.
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BOUNTY LANDS.
Almost Everybody Entitled to Land.
COLDIERS, widows OF soldiers, heirs OF de.
- ceased soldiers, teamsters engaged in trans
porting supplies IN time OF war, &c, who have
received bu, 40 or so acres, and many none at ALL
are entitled to l6O acres now and application
vii | be made and warrants obtained, as OF old, by
the undersigned, on reasonable terms.
March l7-lf. ',Eo. $. FisHER.
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4 Farm
sD1cilliitl Farm.

OF 100 acres, under fence and cultivation, 10
" miles from Ottawa, nr sale 'ow ny
Inn, 0 TRur Il WATERMAN.
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DENNsYLNhNIA ANt>--a splendid article Also,
i Bras Kettles an. Manila Rope, all sizes, at
Octb & MiIlyp'.
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Nf.CkGGEi. in bhi. hair bhl. and Li,.-Rn. quar-.
vi ny, for bale ~ Nov ~ CHELNIg
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1,,,.c. mud let's for sale nj n Great
f.urruiG.

r,,ur .,rcr offers Tor sale, ut bargain, two houses
md lois ON Main street, below the sde-cut IN olia.
VA The lot, lie immediately south OF the residence 81
W Cle,yer The lots are large adjoining each 9th
or and viii Dc sold together separately Terms mate
easy Apply TO Capt. A. I. Reed, Ottawa, or 10 the
subscribsr. March 22-3m.'l d. n hpLen,
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valuable Property for sale.

vy,IIE Two Story Brick Building with 10y on when II
si,ni. nu Main street. opposite the Mansion House,
In he principal business block in Ottawa clear and
title will be given. Apply to Ihos Bass
nett on the premises, or to the undSi,HneI;, r
March /. l. tha'ifLiN, iIus'So.
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Tor suic,

CITY Lots In South Ottawa, on reasonable term.
+ y Aso House and Lot ON Columbus SD" L.
bosk %. Amply to March lj.l Z FAY.
55og SALE ID city lots in Ottawa city for which noc'
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.
NllE nnlnrsiMnul nllrrs lnr snln thn lnl

"a ME undersigned offers for sale the fol.
lowing lands aud city lots, VIZ:
Description Scr, T. Il.
swq o nwq "
neg - u
nh Of seq % 81
Lots IN States addition TO Ottdwd.
Lots 3, Aand 8, m block -.
lol, land 3 in block -
Also, an improved Iarm of 200 acres, situated
on Fox uyrr : ml.esirom Ottawa. This farm is
well wa,rred and tlmhered.
uu"3 ~ = loNrs orice IN the court hous
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THOR sAIT-a Farm Of eighty acres, al under GOO
H rnc, Go acres under good cultivation, 10 acres
GOOD timber living water, good house and ''inhi =
fruit trccs II miles nom Ottawa ana rom 5aiSc'e
Terns I,ir. For further particular. cnqdEe o!
49, I s,I poNAT llOLLECkER, Otavs.
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Family Groceries F.!

This Department. Of the business is always ken,
complete, and consists OF
Brown sugars Of different qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Bplchefs best coffee sugar,
Becherspure crushed sugar,
Bechsr's genuine pulyerized sugar,
Plantation molasses, OF best quality only, in
whole and half barrels,
Belcher' sugar house molnsses,
Belchers golden syrup,
Bes, Rio cshee.
Java coffee, (old government mark)
BLACK and Green Teas.
] take extra palma TO procure choice chops of
tea, and reques, good judgee to make a tf,sI Of
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,.nusc, fOr safe.

: HOUSES aud lois, IN different
.6.yJ\ - parts Of OTTAWA prices from $500
nstatrl to 5000 oh easy terms, tor sale by
l..sS@sp True \ WATERMAN
SAss lime o
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usouse and Three Lots for sale.

Lands improved or unimproved,
Lots with or without improvements, o-
hpp'y 20 the Land and Insurance Agency OF OLIVER
CoENtlL, one door east Of the Mansion House MARI
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Extra Family SOAP!

Nv nov receiving assortment % NNufE>nN 4 CO.,
] csifER,rfu f,NIlY sp,r Those IN wan, Of q .upcri.
or article can rnd 1t here fNoy3l p WALKER
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".AVE opened the above stand, aud have
tor sale a iuil assortmeui vi every article 10
the paint and color trade, and needed in the out
tit, painting and finishing OF buildings, as
PAINTS. obs, d VARNISHES,
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Walkers Drug Depot.

SOU7H SIDE Of the PUBLIC SQUARE,
-An WALKER takes tins method
~ TO return his thanks TO his GUS
WY toners and friends iof their former ia
0 vars, and now wishes to call the at
teuton OF all 10 his large and extensive
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Dining and ten sets, fruit baskets, COMFORTS,
strawberry bowls, soup aud gr'vy tureens, sauce
boats, corr dishes, bake, trihc, muffin, and
sauce plates.
Also, complete assortment OF stone China,
white aud blue, IN sets d 10 or 300 pieces
Also, a splendid lot OF flower vases, new
.iAIr, nnl L. L. Mnrp
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Ca,. Sale.

A HOUSE ind three Lots, east Of Fox River for sale
~ cheap. Enquire at 4. Y Grgg's Drug store
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NEW FIR VI.
NEW ERA
q 7 T a w A!

TWH substitutes have associated Them.
i selves H the wholesale aud retail crochery
business, and have opened IN Woods block +,
nrI;a OF the court house, a large and entirely
nnm stn.k Of 4 the YlrInn, kind. Of
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o n,d bo" Ip 5u,. '"'s'' PAM anu '''''
.n,.u .xcvS
E''
OF all prices, linen cambnc, back ani white
tape, bobbns, Swiss, muslin, linen, LIsr, aud
cot ion edgIngs and lnserllr %, probably The tar,
ges, and beet a.s0umen, in the city.
RATES NEEDLES
-. -,t-,.-,..'
"aafFh'e" genuine u'u oeS' Iu'"y "'ue'
Coates Genuine Spool Cotton.
Sewing silks Of over
fyfty different .ShddCs.
DRESS hu,,ons and trimmings coat. vest. pon,a.
loon and cb,lJr.ns buttons black and asso-tsd
coloTs, plain and Inquired siIk ana cotton yelSeis.
CARPETS AND MATING.
. ,;... -, ..oL oh.o
"" '''' w 'P.
oc co''on ia'n, an" S"'pe' W"'Ps
w u''., ". eo,o'a ~" "a ''''e as-o''
'hen' W neMeet slS'o
Whaiehone and rattan umbrellas, extensive
and choice assortment OF new and desirable sum
mer shaniS, OF nous de laine, all wool, Thlbet
=, u.iL 'en' .J'o,si o,o."ur Ionue'eo i erape'
Ii,n'", ~ Wv. I"a'"'' " "'" "'"'" s''A' NC
u'u'"' s"o'' an" sup,.,u'
BONNETS,
Lately purchased with all necessary trimmings,
such ns ribbons, flowers, colored Grapes, Ruches
and Florence silk.
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CROGE4ERY WARE.

Which we have purchased directly from the i'm.
porter- and manufacturers Tor cash, and IN large
qunutlti's, serctrd. with The utmost care 50 as
completely to supply the wants of the city and
country. Its our I1lcntlOn 10 keep our stock a
all times foil and complete, and we believe We
can make it an object tora persons 10 procure
from US any and all articles IN our line. Having
established ourselves permanently IN Ibis brasch
OF business, II Will be nreiJrt 81 TO deal with
gu. friends aud customers, that when once ac-
quaInted with u.s. our goods, ana our prices, they
viii be our customers always. Our sock con-
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" ". VI. 10 VI 2
luICInRS
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New Store in Ottawa !
AANb ~ lhll oN'N - w
GROCERIES,.

ouch as sururs, coffee, molasses, teas, SAHARA
including everything IN tia. lne besides fine
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DECORATED CHINA,
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.

Atlantic, Wrbsler, Jenny Lind, pr D band
blue, and gold, and lustre figure tea sels, frui
baskets, vases, motto cohtes, do mugs, toile
sets, &c.
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Splendid Farm.
mllE hest arm IN La Sale CO. containing 40
i acres under cultivation, and - acres timber;
500 hmr trees, 400 OF ,hea now in bearing; two
houses and two barns, one at the houses large
fine. and modern built one barn SO by SO; two
.prlugs and creek On the place, &c. leins mo-
lelate. lor sale by Iun9 'lRls n WATERMAN.
IOWA Lots
q, LOTS IN various parts Of Ottawa
= Terms moderate For sale by
juno .. TRuG n WATERMAN.
fAp sul.,
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Paint Establishment,
VIIWUW, TIT.
SETH &. EARL Il son

On Nam street, ~ tusHmdN'S OW sian,
DfyJ,rJ m
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White foods
IRISH LINENS

In great va,,riy, consisting OF laconeis, cam
brics, null, Victoria, Swiss, PLAIN, and dotted,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-12

NEARLY two hundred thousand Of these yes-
~ sells were used during the last summer, by
families and hotel and boarding house keepers, and
with the most complete success.
In order to give those who have not tried them,
undoubted evidence Of their reliability we Offer a
few out Of nm almost unlimited number Of testimo-
mails that could be adduced. .Nsrer has more
complete success attended he Introduction Of aay
nep article Of domestic use.
Last year, great variety Of Self-sealng Cans
and Jars were manufactured, but as most Of them
were wrong in principle, failure was inevitable. and
thousands Of housekeepers lost their fruit in conse-
quence.
u ARTHUR's SELP-SEALIS0 CANS AM JAMS
are very different article from these, and war
rantrd to seal Theoretically.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-12

CALEDONIA CouNrY.--A convention Of cit
liens Of Caledonia County opposed to the re-
moval Of the shire, was held at Danville, on the
9th inst. A full ticket for county officers was
nominated, as follows;--
Senutors-Orra Crosby, of IIardwick Sew.
all Bradley, OF Wheelock.
Judges-H 7. Moore, Barnett - Gun.
ningham, of Lyndon.
Judge Of Probate--Theron Howard, of Dan.
vile.
States Attorney-John ID. Hartman. of Bar
net.
.Sheri6-O. IL. Crosby, Of Ilardwick
Bdaif-John II. Buchanan, Of Groton.
The result of this movement may possibly be
the election Of a locofoco to the Senate, an
event which we should greatly deplore, since
we are confident the next Senate will be unan-
imously Republican, unless this local issue shall
elect locofoco in Caledonia County. But we
hope better things of the people there.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-12

JoiNT KANSAS CONVENTION OF ADDISON
AND CmrTESDEN CoUSrIEs.-A County
meeting was held at Vergennes on Wednesday
OF last week, in response to resolutions from
Hinesburgh and other places in Chittenden
County, at which it was resolved that Addison
County will heartily unite with Chittendcn in
an effort to send company Of 100 men, pro
perly furnished, to Kansas. For this purpose
a joint convention of the two Counties was
called at Charlotte on Wednesday, the 9th
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, July 9Th, at the residence Of
Moses T. Van Doom, Mr.. GEORGE W. SMosDs
and Miss HANNAH NJ. HouoHTos, both of Keene,
n, II.
In this village at the American House, July 9th,
by Rev. j. c. Poster, Mr.. 0RRIsoS Z. BRAGG Of
Greenfield, Mass. and Miss HARRIET NJ. BARRErT
of Hinsdale, N. H.
In Townshend, 18th ult. by Rev. c. B. Smith,
Mr.. CHESTER o. HOLDEN OF Stratton. and Miss
PHEBE A. VAIL of Winhali.
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TRIAL OF BRooKs.-The trial of Brooks
for his assault on Senator Sumner came off at
Washington, last Tuesday morning Mr. Sum-
ner was not present, not being well enough to
attend, and never having a desire to take part
in the proceedings, had left the city. Several
members of Congress were present and with
others testified in the case. Brooks made a
short speech, in which he said that while he had
heart, he was always ready to defend his po-
litical mother. He was sentenced by Judge
Crawford to pay fine of $500.
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ASCENSION


Upon a SINGLE Ell AsTIC Wire, by Lady,
Madne LOUISE, will be made outside the Pa
vilion. to height of so feet from the ground.
Persons living at distance from town arc no.
titled that the Grand Procession, including the
Car of Beauty, win take place between 0 and II
A. NJ. and the ascension by Madlle LOUISE
upon the Wire about p NJ, to witness both of
which of course there will be no charge
~ Admission to the Pavilion, and the entire
great Show, rs Cents. No half price.
T'ro Performances ioiH Be given. Afternoon,
commencing at 2 O'Clock, and in the evening,
commencing at o'clock-the doors being open
half an hour previously.
For further particulars, see bills
BRIEF SKETCHES
of the Star Performers attached to Jim Myers
Unparalleled Circus
JIM MYERS
himself first saw the light in Providence in 1929,
and commenced his equestrian career with the We
teran Aaron Turner, manager. who has raised
more distinguished performers than all the Others
in the profession put together
DAVIS RICHARDS
was born in Virginia in 1882. apprenticed to Gen.
eral Rufus WEIGH in lsil Nine years after, he
made his first bow to Philadelphia audience in
the great act in which he has no equal.
W. w. NICHOLS
claims North Adams, Mass, as his birth place.
He commenced the study of the equestrian art
with his brother, s. II. Nichols, in 1880, and is
now the greatest blackboard someyset rider in the
world.
AUGUSTA AND FRANCOIS SIEGRIST
twin brothers, look to the banks of the Rhine for
their home, and when quite young were placed
under the tutelage of Monsieur Tourniare. the
elder, then the most accomplished teacher in Eu-
rope.
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II perfectly simple aud safe yet sure and certain
in lis action, There is likewise NO DANGER To NJ
APPREHEsDED from the insects poisoning anything
they may come in contact with, aher leaving the Pa
per aud possesses great advantage all other
Poisons rs not being liable 10 be msiIken thereby
preventing those serious accidents which Of almost
daily occurrence. II can be hung on lbs walls Of
although little fear need be aPprehended ofi,s gjuing
them.
Full directions each sheet. Retail Pice, cents
per sheet.
BURR, FOSTER & Co., No Cornhill, Boston,
General Agents for the Now England States and Brit
ish Provinces to whom all orders should be addressed
July, 1886. 2m.28.
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A Good Investment.

>a<lA The subscriber in consequence Of
&Jasssf III health feels himself obliged to re-
- linquish the Stone Cutting business
~ Aand offers for sale his Real Estate In
Drattleboro village consisting Of double two sto-
~ Dwelling House. situated on Elliot Street with
IN a few rods Of the Water-Cure Establishments -
Said house has ample accommodations, and is now
occupied by three families, each having all desira-
bic convenience. Any one wishing to retire from
business and locate himself in desirable part OF
pleasant and enierprising village will here find
q rare opportunity for investing money so rs TO
realize at least per cent the capital for rents
aud OF the same time rcserving to himself large
and convenient tenement worth 500 per year.
Also Granite Stone Yard situated on Sprine-St.,
Of sufficient size for the convenient storage OF a
years stock, Shop for dressing and Black
smiths Forge with all necessary Tools aud every
desirable convenience for the successful prosecu-
ton Of the business. Unquestionably this is the
best location for the Granite business in this part
Of the country. there being other establishment
Of the kind within circuit Of 20 miles. The
property will be sold separately together rs may
suit the purchaser. Terms for payment made
easy. Possession given the LIST Of October next
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises J. A. PENNIMAN
Brattleboro, July 10, 1856. 2s
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NOTICE. This may certify that l have this
IN day given to my son DAVID his time during
his minority and this is to forbid all persons trust
ing him on my account as shall henceforth pay
no debts Of his contracting nor receive any more
Of his earnings after this date.
JAMES CUTTING.
Nottingham, June Oath, 1856. 26
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Farm for Sale.

s~k%A Thesubscriber hereby gives notice
zNsssG that he wishes to sell his Farm 81 T.
- lEl uated in the North part Of the town
Ek<<bof Putney aud on the direct road to
Westminster West; it is about three miles to Put
ney village and about two miles to East Putney
Depot. II consists Of about 1856 acres Of good land
that is we'll watered and a good set of Buildings
on 1t pleasantly situated. The land is well divid-
ed into tllage, pasturage and woodland the tilage
is in excellent condition, bearing excellent crops
1t cuts usually thirty tons Of hay; the wood lot is
covered with fine quality Of timber consisting of
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut, Ash, Oak and Beech -
There is also the place large orchard of graft
ed Fruit Wishing to go West offer the above
for sale and will sell very cheap ANY one wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine
while the crops are on. II any one wishes will
sell the crops and ALL and immediate possession
given. d. c. CARPENTER
Putney, june 80, 1856 %
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ARrHuR's SEII-SgALiSo CASs.-From all quar-
tiers we hear the best accounts from these seseal-
ing cans. They are turning out admirably. Scores
Of our personal friends have used them, and are
now luxurating in fresh fruits aud tomatoes
There were variety Of selfsealng cans offered
to the public last year, and there will in all prob
ability, be greater number during the coming
season. Not one that we have seen bears any COM
parison, in our estimation, "Arthur's - and our
advice to all Is, to try other can or jar next year
-Godey's Lady's Book.
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Mr.. SUMNER. A letter from Washington,
written on the Eth inst, to the New York 7rib-
une, says:
saw Mr. Sumner yesterday. He was bet
ter than he had been for several days previous.
On Friday, he experienced feeling of numb
ness Of the brain, at other times that of heavy
pressure upon the head, aud severe, sharp pains
about the temples. These sensations have been
felt since the wounds healed. Yesterday, when
l saw him, he was reclining, and, though quite
weak, informed me that he thought he was much
better than he had been for some ten days prior.
He is directed by his physicians to avoid every
thing OF an exciting nature"
Under date of Tuesday, Mr. Greeley sent to
the New York Tribune the following report re-
speeding Senator Sumner:
Mr.. Sumner is worse, and is declared in dan
ger OF softening of the brain, by his medical
friends, He is enjoined to avoid all excite
ment, and will hardly be permitted to resume
his seat this session. He will never fully re-
cover.
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WHITINaHAM ACADEMY,

TnIs Institution will commence It's Fall Term
IL on Wednesday the Sd day Of Sept next.
The Trustees take pleasure in announcing that
they have secured the services Of MR.. HENRY
WYNN, a member Of the SornoMoRE Class in YALE
COLLEGE, whose well known reputation as a scholar
warrant the assurance to those who may atsend
that this term will be both agreeable and profitable
Terms, as usual.
Board eau be obtained in good families as reason
able as at any other school; Or scholars can be
accommodated with apartments 10 board them
selves, HOSEA +. BALL0U, for Trustees.
Y Nottingham. July 9th. 1855. -
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CORRUPTION AT WAsHINGToS.-Mr Ball,
chairman of the Senate committee on public
buildings, has startling disclosures to make
against high officials of the treasury department
He charges members Of that department with
receiving large sums Of money from contractors
to whom contracts for custom houses etc., have
been awarded Men are implicated who stand
high in the department.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-12

E The ladies of Burlington held a leyee on
the Fourth in aid Of Kansas--the proceeds of
which amounted to between $500 and 5000 :
Good
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-12

The CAR OF BEAUTY. In the forenoon on
the day Of the arrival in town, Magnificent Pro-
cession will be given by the Troupe through the
principal streets, in which will appear the Mqjss-
TIC Car Of Beauty with a superb Ta5leau ViuGnte,
formed by "a children. representing the charac-
ters as they appear in CINDERELLA, in full
dress.
About half an hour previous to opening the
doors Of the great Pavilion of Exhibition, should
the weather permit, Terrific
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, 5.

STATE OF VEEtWONHs MAALlOAoi s.,
The Probate Court for said District TO all per-
sons interested in the Estate Of J0HNW BUT
LER, late Of Dummerston, deceased,
GREETING:
NZ0U are hereby notified that this Court will
IL eide upon the allowance Of the account Of
PHEBE BUTLER, Administrator upon said Es-
tate, and decree distribution thereof among tho
heirs of said deceaed. at the session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office In Brattleboro, in said
District, on the last Thursday Of July, A. d. 1856,
when and where you may be heard in the prsmis-
es, if you sec ft. r. HoLBR0OK, Register.
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We hava used for some time, and are still using
both At the Grard and La Pierre Houses, Arthnr's
Patent SelfSealing Cans for putting up fresh frts
tomatoes, &c., and find them, in all respects, adj
mirably ADAPTED TO the purpose. They pos
sess many advantages over all other Cans that We
have seen. Having tried and proved them,
we can speak confidently Of their value.
PRRSBURY & BILLINGS.
Proprietors Girard and La Pierre Houses, Phila.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-12

EVERY variety Of summer fruit was put up In
these cans in our family last season. and we now
have sfrar6erries, raspberries. piums, cherries,
biackberries, peaches, tomatoes, &c, as fresh as
when scaled up. These are, indeed, Injuries, and
may by secured by every one at small cost.--.Ar-
huT's Home Magazine.