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United states Court of Claims.
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upr John G. D.yeeur of York city, and NJ
Thompson Of Washington, d. o Attorney sha
as,'sw, m az ,oss,n"eas sss in ,ns cou o Claims
They w = s.sa"" m %%,sss.s ne ana be ad
by gentleman o the profession and cansn''' ~ We s
They may personally BY letter . either
when have been a, any time before Congress can
sni.hed upon application Ss Sy s g's
No. % broadway, corner Ws ,,9sfsoS sg,e nsw foheV
Washington city.
B-J c DevssuI commissioned fths Court Of Claims.
| Jan si-a,awuf ln.ell -
COZz NNs's HOTEL, Corner OF broadway and e"naf
The desire 70 inform their friend. prbc mat
they taken for term q year. The extensive e'ASnHs"'
ayi"s made many alterations Improvements the build
"s , ls.ssc sSs = y' ss s and pub
'e jan 'S 'ss- as"sossae ssS ''''' tpasT cozzESs.
MIX PURE MILK I've have elght galon. mlE
daily an we have custom for a. present - my & PsI,sp
isinf The above nnnss, Of saon ay % , sy 3 ems psf
rson, gallon 10 quarts warranted pare
Order. is at Henry Douglass. of Sih and u.s.,
Cab .s''snsn' at the end G5ssyE 6Srgsss s:s1 SMITH
Near the Anaeosiis Bridge.
70 Is.n.n tns bee, ssn,1s s;iSs
% ase ~ sIsSs po1aa. saa,andeS 10 ths Ion
sss Gs sos S ns wood y vs be low & Rfs, sn an
side 9h street. between and L. opposite od
Nov ao--FruThf Is fte
HH.f Card.
s Brooches Ens,h French boarding and Day SeAse,
Buiid'nr., NO i3s PsnnsyraHia arenve
THE of this initoon win commence on Monday,
Day nsunc,ion in The French anru,ee rvcn lady,
resides In ihe family the hsher hfanehe ~
charge Of Mise Brooke and oyeyr
afforded for the acquisition Of horouah and rant sa
9anAf-tohNW
Law Partnership. Ha
r.. j. WALKER. l. JANiN'
N opFpr D. WALKER a LOUIS JANIS have formed pan-
nerhip and ,a of caso.a be s"P,ens
and In the cour Ca AHdIefs
Washington CITY ID. o.
Jan 2-coduu
pHE Royal Kaiesdsr for Isb6-beipg me = Blue
eootS G,s RaaIans Isnd Scotland and The cooniesEyiny
full of all public oncuoaaries.
r.s7 'n" ''y ''e'''''' fRAScK TAYLOR.
N.y~ Books at Taylor * n.usy's.
nuNIops Digest Laws Of The United ssies yo,uHs.
mscaulsy. Enasudj vol.r complsts for douar.
Febs EN- b'oss're, nesf w ~
nIGEsr OF the Law. Usited stntost ~ james
III Dnnlop, of the rennsylvanis bar l voi, svo
Walter Lander Ilard
I've Thee Marriages or Life Watering Place BY Mrs
Iuhheck-
ss.s.rvi.,s Poetry Germany in English
The Good Time Coming by 4. =, Auhur-
of the British Historians Eugene LswTencc Yof.
J.ootius into J.sus by isssc tabsoss.
The Memo,,s of sussn Aiiibcne.
Foste'r skr,,hes Of Virginia second strieE
The Ptrstc's son IA Novel.
rys Hundred stsses speskhg Propouscag and Wning
the Ensish Language CnrTsetsd.
Moth Amsriasa fayiev fsf Iagasryi
ps hows Rsyisr af stAiasp' vs.xoy r.vtog
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Atard.

ss Broole, EnelisA Bearing and SAoei
8srsu Build,nrs, l33 psnnypRna arenus.
rrHE win Monday
IL February 4, 1856. s..s4-
ty in lady,
Pa The family the bshfr brancher ~
charge Of Mise brooke and cVef
thorough and rsrant
cation an 27--eod2w
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X n. MOORE Is prepared furnish the beet white
and red ali snd Cumberland coal OF all Kinds
10 hi. customers a lowest marker prices.
o2lo pounds goasuntied 10 the for #na
Hickory, oak, pine wood very low prices.
fun be relied In OIL
,s,sf side OH street, between and f. opposite Old
stand.n
Nov ao--FTuTbf sFtHra.f ffHHgf .+H ti
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Orders tickets aad shares and certificates in
above splendid lotteries will and
drawing will be Immediately after
to all VINO order fom Address, ...r
tar r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
+, Jan l6 Wilmington, Delaware.
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Hon James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
OF the Post Office Department assigned
Inv the and the Postmaster General That
its business the conveniently arranged and
pared for final action II s distributed among several bu-
reans as follows, The Appointment Office in charge Of the
First Postsster General the Contract Oce in
charge OF the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Office charge Of the Tbicd Assistant Postmaster
encra and the Inspection occ, in charge Of the chiet
clerk. ..f HFf .tif 354.f4sIt NJ
Appointment Qfcsorstio King, esq., First Assistant
General and nineteen clerks To this office
assigned all questions which relate the establishment and
Of post Offices changes Of sites and
appointment and removal Of and and local
agents slso the giving OF nstructions to postmsstcrs
Pomssters furnished with marking and rating stamps
letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the Of the depart
men and with the superinondence OF the several :gence
established for supplying posmasers with blanks To TINS
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean
steamship lines and OF the foreign and irternaonai Pos
arrangements.
G.,yac, oAe. ~ lIiana H. Dundas esq Second Assist.
st Postmaster General and tHsng-rs clerks th s'.
ass u ssslgbsd tbs bsssnes arranging ihs su ssfrff
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01

81 DIP AS THE REsr DID."-This tame,
yielding spirit-ihs doing "as the rest did
has ruined thousands
A young man is invited by vicious compau-
ions to visit the tavern or the gambling room,
or other haunis Of licentiousness. lie becomes
dissipated, spends his time loses his credit,
squanders his property, and at last sinks into
an unlimely grave. What ruined him Sim
ply doing what the rest did. -
father has a family Of sons. lie is veal
thy; other ehildrea in the same situation OF life
do so aud so, are indulged in this thing and
that lie INDUCES his own in tho same way
They grow up idlers, tFilles, and fops.
The father wonders why his children do not
succeed better. lie has spent so much money
on their education, has given them great adyan.
tages; but alas they are only source of vex-
alton and trouble. Poor man, he is Just pay
ing the penalty Of 'doing as the rest did"
This poor mother strives hard to bring up
her daughters genleely. They learn, what
Others do, to paint, TO sing, to play, to DANCE,
and several other useless matters In time.
they marry. Their husbands are unable Il
support their extravaganza, and they are soor
reduced to poverty and wrelchedness The
good woman is asionished. Truly" says
she, 81 did as the rest did"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01
POETRY.


TIE ROW, THE RAKE AND THE HOE
BY MSEErrA.
A song for tic golden past,
AMI the high old forest trees;
A sonr for the curls Of ladies fair,
Duplicating upon the breeze
A song for the knightly halls Of Spain,
with their chiyalry long ago;
put A SOM of songs for the farmers tools,
The pillow, the rake, and thc hoe
A shout fr the men Of war
From fine b'o,l.rcd field they conc!
Ttey lo,k for the world to rise with ave.
81 the sound Of their life aud drum
rarl how the rahlle cheer
On hin. and in valley low -
VEN heed thom not, for our song hall he
or the pillow, the rake, aud the hoe.
oh. farmer is the man o. men,
with sncws like chords Of steel
With kinaly step, uul a flashing eye,
And n heait that Is made to feel
10 feel the bouudings Of joy,
And throb at the sight Of woe
Then sing 4 soug for the noble kuirht
Uf The plow, the rase, and the hoe.
Come forth, thou son Of toll
The earth, like a bridesmaid gay,
Ia putting on a carpet Of yerdure-down,
for the fect'of the blue-cye May
Come forth with q lavish hand,
thy seed IN the burrows sow
While VIC gnily join in a cheerful song,
For the pillow, the rake, aud the hoe.
Mount Pleasant (Iocl), o'"rrff
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01

REASONABLE REQUEsr-A hcctious Irish
bauisier, who neither acknowledged nor repu-
dated tie code Of honor, sent some of his wit
~ shafts so truly home 10 another braggadocio
brother chip of the real Cockney school, that a
challenge was the result. II was accepted, and
the parties retired to a common near London TO
settle the matter with pistols There happen
ed TO be milestone standing on the spot selec-
ted, aud the Cockney, who was lame asked
the Irishnsn If he wonld -permit him, on ac-
count Of his lamoncss to rest upon the mile
stone while he fired. "Nlosl unonestionablv. ="
was the reply. The ground was measured np
TO the milestone, the pistols were being loaded
and the Coekuey was taking up his position,
when the lIishman, in the blandest and mos,
polite manner imaginable, asked his antagonist
if he would grant him one request. Certain
ly--whal is III" "Just that YOU will have
the kindness to allow me to rest upon the 9th
er milestone while we are firing at each other"
This discharge Of general humor put an end 10
the duel, and they returned good friends
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01
1T WILL MAKE NO DIFFERENCE
WHO Is ELECTEDI
Whether buchanan, Fremont or Fillmore
CROWN g. CO.'S BOOKS


And their Agents are bound to make money.
NOTWITHSTANDING the political excitement
i which persades every section of the land, the
waiing Of the self constituted sayiors Of the coun-
try over the imaginary grave Of the Union, ''wi'
saut tears triekliug down their checks" that sa-
cred compact ''still lives and will continue to
survive as long rs the people continue to think
and read for themselves, and it is gratifying
sign Of the times that good Books were never sell
ing better than at the present time, the orders Of
our agents are double that they have been for
corresponding season of the year
We are now making splendid preparations for
the Fall and JTiHier Campaign, and want a
large number Of active and REspoNsInLE AGENH
in all parts Of the country. Those who are in the
business and those who think Of entering 1t are
cordially invited to address us a line and receive
in return orr list Of works with terms, &C., to
Agents.
Address, L. p. CROWN & CO.,
6w80 Publishers, 6l Cornhill, Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01

Judge Smith, after he was seventy, married
second wife considerably his junior. Ono
day, after the ceremony he was riding with
her, and on coming to hill, she bantered him
with the remark-"Jodge, my father always
used to walk up the HILL" $50 did my first
wife" replied the Judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01
Groceries,

Gr0cerleS,
FROST & GOODHUE have on hand and arc
receiving large supply Of
SUGARS, Of all grades
MDLASSES, now crop, In Hhds. and Btls
TEAS, Green and Black cheaper than ever.
COFFEES s. SPICES;
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS. NUTS, &C.
OIL s. FLUID. by the barrel or gallon;
PRODUCE * PROVISIONS, Of all kinds.
Finally every hing be found ia F.rt Glass Store o.
the kind
Their oil customers aud the many new ones that
have commenced with va since let january may
lie assured that We shlll always keep the l.ARG-
Esr, FRESHEST & CHEAPEST STOCK Ia this
sectio, 1t Wholesale or Retail.
AZ Can Oh us and YOU wilffnd itso.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01
FOR SALE.

1~-(- The subscriber offers for sale his
SS5s.:lz Dweiliug House, located Gu Lilio, ST.,
F1f1 / ! 81 one door West Of the Wcscihoen
e. sS Wnter-Cure IN this village, together
with a Barn, Carriage House, and other outtuill-
ings adjoining. The house 9. two stories 10 hight
Of large siza and conycnicntly arranged, and all
the premises are in good repair.
For further particular inquire of tho under~ien-
Ell. NATHAN MILLER
Bra,tleboro, Sept G, 1858. 81
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VERMONT VALLEY RAIL RQA AZ

= Notice. On ana-aitcr MONDAY, MAJ o'n'
TRAINS will run as follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Brauleboro, 81 A. ~.
and $40 PM. returning leave BIaiiieoof' w.
Bellows Falls 1890 A. NJ. and 4.45 7. NJ. %
FREIGnr TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at s.oV A.
NJ. and Brattleboro at 100 p. NJ.
The two Passenger Trains over this Route . yOn
meet South with the Vt. Mass. and UonhsV, W.,
River Rail Roads, to Springfield, Hartford N %"
Haven and Bridgeport, direct to New YORK, M, MI
the North with the Rutland and Burlington sS','
van: Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada, gu.
nectout and Passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads iy'D.,
ingdireot communication with Whitehall, sa,sNsl
& Schenectady, st. Jolnsbury aud white M yu..
tains, Burlington and Rouse's Point, ogdensuus
and Nlonir NJ. SL0AT, Sup''
Wv 81 VALLEY RAIL Row OFFICE,
April %, 1856.
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VERMONT 4 MASS. RAIL RoAI

VERMONT & MASS. RAIL ROAD
' Notice. On and after MONDAY, DEC q,
Trains will run as follows, viz -
upward-Leaye Boston al HOO NJ. Fhehbus
al 80 T.. NJ.
Downward-leaye Braulehoro al $50 A ~
aad Greenfield at 9.l5 A. VI.
SOuth.-Leavc Braiiloboro for South Vernon o.
9.l0 4. NJ, and 3.J5 7. ".
NOTth.-Lcave South Vernon for BmlllcboTo al
$50 4. NJ. and 100 Z, N.
Freight Trains for fiIchhurg and Boston lea"
hrailleboro Al 8.a0 A. N. On Tuesdays The CaIle
Tain will leave al l2.40 +. NJ.
For South Vernon and New York, Freight rfal'
leave BFailehoro at l2.lO 4. ~
Freight Train, arrive at Bfauleboro from Hoson y
5ooP NJ, mud On Tuesdays an extra Freight at ii''
A. W.. from the South at geo Z. NJ.
The ilpO A NJ. train from Boston CONNECTS WI" IN lN
Connection River Rail Road at Grceudeld iof pee'l
Geld Hatfield, Northampton hoyoke, C6eopee snu
Springfield, and Niih the night tram loN e'efy1s
Tue downward 4 ~ train from liaueooro, aau y, ~,
la0O " Train from noston connect with Tie Ashuei''
Rail Road at South Vernon.
OTIS T. RUGGLES, soPi'
Filchburg Nov. so. 1885
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fTEMONT MILLS.

yz -
FREMONT MILLS.
Teas, Conees, Chocolates, Cocoas, sni,,.
wnoIEsALE,--AsD ALSO III SMALL PAcK,ar,
Z. e. DYER & CO,
(sign Of the Chinaman grinding coffee,
ffi WASHINGTON ST, ROsroV
I CUPPLYhetesf.6sc.l ,,i
NJ - puest article. at l5s..,
/. | !. ].
G1o CA Cash prices. Ihcirstoek ss,,
/&f52lAf IN Teas, Conees, Chocolate.
49, N AUspice, Pepper, Mus
N-'-1ftHtV Z ~ m tard, Ginger, Caves.
~ Pepper, Nuimegs, Cinns.
N.t,4safP mon, Cloves, Cream Ta,.
tHZ tar, TntaKacum or pro
k NJ pared Daudelion Ron,
.t ~ INXA &c., DC.
Fta i" Having every fciiy "A.
Y 2 81 uauulcndng and rrsrs,r.
he .1ecfaI onlcIc, named, the public NAV rr, s,,a
having them pure aud geHaips as thew afe ~ y.
caiciuliy and bcaf onf name and ialel. .TEpp0xP
MILLS, T. F. DYER & co"
To give cau.umcf. some idea Of our saos ~. e..
noa the following scale Of prices, VIZ,
n. souchong Tea, l.50l > ID. Mocha cosso / N
o ID. Ooloug " 10 2 10. Java On
o 10. Y. Tyson " 2.2jis ID. god 1m
~ The Spices arc pat up 90 30 tin ca.,; 81.
pfe,.y for 'sniy use nnd orc warranted 10 h. .,,.,
y pure article, nnd only need a irtl to e.,sii.l
thcfn in pubhc favor.
SPANISH COFFEE.--We would call ihe ,,os,...
ct consumers and dealer. TO our 81 ,nft NJ. -s
article vhich is highly esteemed, and g,e.ile g,,,'
est Satisfaction u prepared with fsatais,e,,s
Hud hy pccUNar process in roasting one e..,,t -
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NOW IS TIE TIME.
; nrEDICAL NOTICE.

u MEDICAL NOTICE. u
nR. &. w, HORTON, respectfully in
D , forms the inhabilants Of Brattleboro aud vi
entity that be has established himself in the prae-
tice Of Physic and Surgery in this place, hoping
to receive q share Of public patronage.
~ Rooms in Blake's Building, corner Of Main
and Elliot Streets, OTFICE in Fisk's building,
opposite the Post Office.
Brattoboro, April 10Th, 1856. lG
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FOR SALE.

,u-<sn The large and commodous Dwell
As5SssslS ling House and out buildings con-
20 kIES neoted herewith, owned by the sub
ksS ssSa2 scribor and situated in the pleasant
village Of Brattlehoro, the corner Of South aud
Canal streets. The house has been built but few
years, and is in good repair, II is occupied by
four iaIalies, all Of whom arc well convened. On
the premises three neyer-Gling wells Of excel
lent water. Connected with the house are two
Barns and all other needed out-buildings.
The location Of this estate is IN the confer Of the
manufacturing portion Of the Nillage, which rem
lers it desirable situation for a boarding house.
Also, win be sold with the above two SMALL
LOTS OF LAND near the village
Terms Of payment made easy. For further par
ticuars inquire Of the subscriber on the promises
L. NJ. BuRNHAM
Brattloboro, Aug. l, 1856, Gm3l
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VVIIE PERIODICAL DEPOT has been
4 removed from opposite the American hou lso
to Blake's Building, two doors North of the he.s,S
House, where more extensive and better seeV's1
stock Of NEWSPAPERS, PmIoDIoALs, MIscnLiAs~
Gus Books, SrArIoNERY, TOYS and FANCY Az
TIoLEs, than ever before, will be kept by ,,
E. J. CARPENTER.
Brattleboro, Nov, sth, 1856. -
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Farm for ale.
Farm for Sale.

>-< The undersigned offers for sale
&J-sssS his we'll known farm situate in Brat
ia1 lklRi tleboro, about half mile from the
Ez.s.ss.sD iage. and adjoining the estate be-
longing to the Asylum for the Insane. Said farm
contains I75 acres. Of which GO acres are choice
meadow land equal to any in Vermont The re-
maiuder IS well wooded, and well watcrcd by
springs On the promises is a thrifty young or
oharl Of grated fruit The buildings are conyen-
lent and o.; suitable size for the farm. From 10 to
90 tons Of good hay are annually cut on the farm.
Terms Of payment: one-tldrd cash, the remain
der in annual instruments secured by mortgage
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
on the premises. NEWMAN ALLEN.
Brattlehoro', Aug. 2Sth, 1856. tf3i
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01

Why is a cowardlysoldor like buttorl Be
cause he is snro to run when he is exposed TO
fire.
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Farm, Mills and Water-Power
FOR sac


FL The subscriber, owing to decline
GsA1IElf<, Of health, himself and family, which
49, iiM renders him unable to carry on bis
business as it should be done, offers
ms farm aud Mills for sale. consisting u large,
now and wcll-huilt Dwelling or Tavern House,
calculated for public or private usci two bnlns
and fan suite Of out-Buillings; also, several
sccond-hanA Dwelling House. excellent Unrious,
and rluntv of Orchnriiug, with variety Of choice
GRATED rait. and pcars, plums, and Cherries of
various hnds-Quinccs, Peaches, Black and White
BLACK Rorrirp Guose Berries. Raspbcrrics, Sc, &c.
Nlso. Saw Mill nnd Grist Mil, one run Of stones
md Corn Cracker; also Circular Saws and other
machinery. with % watef-power Of - feet On
Green River, with any desired quantity Of land
from ! 0 to leo acrcs we'll timlercd aud easy Of
transportation, rendering ii cue Of the best stands
Tor the manufacture Of chairs, chair timber, broom
handles, bcdstcads, barrel slaves, or any kind Of
hard wood manufacture, with plenty Of hcmlook
and spruce, easy Of transportation 20 the mill and
10 market with q good share Of white aud yellow
birch for boblins aud shoe pegs. The land Is pro-
ductiyc, we'll watcrod and easy Of cultivation With
good pasturagc and plenty Of It..
The above property ESTIMATED on the Green River
ROAD Lending from North Adams 10 Brattlehoro aud
from Wilmington 10 Greenfield, IL miles west Of
Biultlcb0ro on the Green River and is desirable
stand for some energetic mau Go mako money, and
will be, some day the site Of village. The above
property Is offered for sale, for the above reasons,
and ou reasonable terms; also, one spau Of good
Horses one yoke Of Oxen, hye Cows, three Calves,
two Cossct Sheep, together with variety Of per-
sonal property.
! II the above property is not soil soon il viii be
let or rented on favorable terms. JOHN REID.
Halifax, Jan, 1850 u3
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Teas !u, Teas !

7 .
Have IN store the llrgcst and best stock Of fresh
GREEN and BLACK TEAS ever offered in th..
market.
Good \. II. TEA such as IS usually sold Tor S.,
for , Ter D.. and ether qualities ia propoltion.
Good BLACK TEAS, % per 20.
TEAS sold Wholesale ana Retail as low as can
be purchased ia Boston, or elsewhere.
May p. 1856. %
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LTITE...IrME

4 90 BARRELS Fresh wlnooski Lime, for sale
n by J. II. & W. II. EsTERBROOK.
Brattleboro, April LIST, 1856, IA
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BUCKS.
DHENlIXANA; or, Sketches and Burlesaues.
& Plu-ri-bus-tah by Doestieks, P. d. The
rise Of the Dutch Republic, by ]. l., Motley. Five
Hundred Mistakes at j. STEEN & SONS.
May %, 1856. q
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PORT WINES.

Fine oid Cahinst Port In glass; cases 4 Hunt Cas-
ehnoe Iendn Port san.ieinans choice qualities Forrcs
ers Victoria Royal Ana Duro, rae PTt Black Seal pry
Port cl1cs White rogi, very rih aud sweeti Mallosey
Port Harris Co.'S rich Plri Juice.
Al q ihe shove 10 wOod and glass, by the cask bottle or
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01

" Bui certain Samaritan al be jguneyed. sane
where hc vas.
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SHERRY WINES

Dud 9ordon Co. llarmony and VraFte sLerrs In an
their var tie', Pale and BroFu Amauilaio Topaz Oor-
CO., aud huo Ola Cabinet Pale, Chas Cannhehim 4 Co
choice Pale impaired ia The bltiigs choke heavy GA BrWu
ehsrry, " VOID anf glass l. D. L. GA brosn Sherry,
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CLARET WINES
HOOK WINES.
CHAMPAGNE WINES.

Mamm Co.'S Imperial, Cabinet and verIeuay In quarts
and pnis, undoubtedly he finest Champagncs IN the world
Also, Meet Chanilns celebrated Grccn Seal Imperial
Wine, and other qualities Hdsleck, schreder and Tiger
together with assortment q native Wines Our stock 10
Asays large and being The Agents fr the celebrated Mumm
Wines, We can earnestly Recommend them to the public.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-01
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