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Domestic Receipts.
SELECTED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

SELECTED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.
To MAKE INDIAN PUDDING.-'Re Gene
igine Yankee Pudden.'-Take three pints OF
scalded milk, add as much fine, yellow Indian
meal as will be sufficient 10 make stiff batter,
and a teacupful Of nolasses, with salt to your
taste. Boil it four hours, or even longer. for
boiling does not hur, but improves it. 4 few
ripe cherries whortleberries will also i'm
prove it. Many think a small portion of suet
(beef's) chopped fine, without the fruit, good
and even better addition. 1t is to be eaten
with butter and molasses Of course.
This fine dessert of Revolutionary memory
should occasionally have a place on every
mans table. Dawn East it often comes TO hand
Oat West it is quite too rarely found.
BAKED INDIAN PuDDINe.-Take three pints
Of scalded milk, one handful of wheat flour,
three eggs, and as much Indian meal as will
make the whole thick, like batter for pancakes
Add one gill of molasses, and salt to your
taste. Bake three hours.
BEsr Nsw ENGLAND JOHNNY CAkE.-Take
one quart of buiermilk, one tea-cup of flour,
iwo-thirds of tea-cupful of moIasses, a little
salt, one teaspoonful of saleratus, ore egg
(beat Of conrse.) Then stir in Indian meal
but be sure and not put in too much. Leave it
thin-so thin that 1t will almost run. Bake in
a lin in any oven, and tolerably quick. If il is
not first rate and light, it will be because you
m Ike il too thick with Indian meal. Some pre-
fer il without molasses.
A NTcE DISH FoR RREAKFAsT.-Take one
egg and beat it up, add ieaspoonfu Of salt,
pour into it about two-Ihiris of pint OF wat
er, then slice some bread, dip ii in, and FRY in
little butter. Serve warm, and you will find it
an excellent dish
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
SOAPS.

T OW'S Brown and White Windsor, Byron's Brown
IL Windsor, Honey. Spring and summer Mosaic, Chinese
Floating, French Mousre and Fancy Soaps, Cleophane
and Yankee Soaps, for sale al
May % MATHEWS.
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Prices Reduced.

DELIGHTS SPANISH LusrRAI, LYoS's KlTHAIRox, BAR
IL RVS TRcoPaERoUs, ,SPAULDSGS ROSEMARY for 20 cents
single bo,tle-for THREE bottles more, shilling each.
ARRABEEs Hair Rsoative-a smallo lot will be closed
shilling per bottle.
A large discount to the trade.
Bath, Dec. I. J. I. GILMAN.
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PEPFUMERY.

IT UBIN'S ard SWANS Extracts, Gloss, Farina, Pine
IL Apple and Wicker Cologne, ETHEREAL Spirits Of Pat
chouly and jasmine, Sweet Bags, Pungents sc. for
sale al May 25 MATTHEW'S.
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Tirlce as much iCork can be done in ID
Anction and Commission Store

THE undersigned, having taken the Store formerly
L cupied by ;. C. Sawyer, Wikinson'S Block,
Broad Street, Bath Me-,
j. prepared receive c1nsignments Of Household Furn-
ture Dry Goods, Wariware Books and Merchandise Of all
kinds and descriptions to BE- sold at aucon private
sale. Liberal cash advances made if required.
All business entrusted to will secure prompt atten-
ton. Off A. W. BECKWIrII, Auctioneer.
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Door and Cute SPRINGS.

FTnEmost efficient and durable springs in use, be
1 put by any person few moments, and applicable
to any door or gate. For sale by z. HYDE CO.,
Feb 20, 1855. Corner Front and Broad Street.
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Special Notice.

rprE health Of the subscriber rendering change in his
business necessary, all persons indebted to him either
for Drugs Medical Services, requested to make i'm
mediate payment
After the first day OF April the business of the Store wR
be conducted STRICTLY on the cash principle
Aprl y j. MATHEWS.
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EsT TGET-

NPRING and Bay Fish, Mackerel, Tongues and Sounds,
\ llalbuts napes aud Fins, Herring in boxes, &c, for
sale by MCCLELLAN, DENNIS < co.
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Cheese.

4 SMALL lot Of prime good cheese for sale by
Il Jan. :. 1856 NJ. f. GANNETT.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

Instead of praying for one anolber, many
prey on one another.
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lust received by the subscriber, large lot Of Ladies
y Caters which will be sold at prices which cantbe beat
Bath, Aug. -. 1885. IL NM MATHEWS.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
House Paper,

A LARGE assortment of new and beautiful patterns Of
IL House Paper. Common medium. satin and gold-com-
velvet and gold borders More opening, and for sale
by 40 SAWYER IL MAGOUN.
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THE necessity Of such medicine has long been felt
both by The lie rs Of families and physicians. lis
advantages catharics given in the form OF Pills
Powders must be obvious to every intelligent person.
u operates jmm diately and efectually upon the
system, aud NJ the same time is infinitely less difficult
70 administer, beng quite agreeable 10 the taste II not
only produce, an the effects where rhysic Is required,
but completely hahtua Coslveness leaving The
bowels perfectly free. ID eNpels all humors from the
blood, is certain for lie Piles, Regulates The
tiou Of he iv fees the stomach from Bile, invisoT
the whole Ncrvons system. and remov the caHse
of All local pains, such as
Rheumatism, Nuyalgid, Tic DolorcuT, GON,
Pam ia he Head, SIDE, Stomach, &c.
l<-DNSENTENN, nIARHGA. AND CHOLERA
NJ RBUS. Yield 10 its magical influence
gain repeat, TRY IT -il needs No other recon-
meuIaiiou. No fam ly VIII b. without II after they
have tried other remedies, without despair
relief hand Are suffering from Scrofula.
six bottles ofmy Liquid Cathartc VIII cu-e you. Would
you BE- relieved from hahitua CoStivtness three bOttlcs
viii en- "a an ttHt you desire ityuu aLic with
Rheumatic Neur l.ic other local pains, two bottles
viii tree y0n rom them. All humors will be eradicaied
from the blood IVY the use Oi rcm one 10 sN bottles In
short ii require ply sic for Any purpose. this is the
most liable, aud grechhlC the taste that has
been placed ithu tue reach ul The public.
PRICE 81 90
Principal Depot No. :s Central Street Lowell, Mass.
JF Sold by Druggists generally.
AGENTs.-Eath, n T. Ellsworth 4 SON, Wholesale
ana Retail; WscasseI, Edmund Dana; WoolwCh, ;.
Dodge; IIalowtu, Wales 4 Souther. oly4
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DUCKwHEAT, Wheat Groats, and Hommony,fo for salshy
ID Jan. :, 1886. NJ. F. GANNETr.
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a RTHUR'S Patient. Air-Ii-!f Sclf-scnl-
"A iRg Cans ana Jars for preserving fresh fruit
and vegetables, for sale by NJ. I. GANNETF.
July Ii, 1855,
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REMOVAL,
Winter Clotlling.

NEW stock Of ready made CIo.hng, just received and
Il for sale low for cash, ny Nov 2S. L. s FISHER.
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JUST RECEIVED

MATHEWS Cash Drug Store,
Alarge assortment Of Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Soaps
Brushes and Fancy Articles.
Nav 20 o.
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An Unfortunate Rooster.

There are objections to Shanghais, no doabt,
but we had never thought Of this
Mr.. s., an old resident of Saltwater,
on the upper Hudson. introduced among his
family Of hens a few Shanghais, including a
roos,er of formidable dimensions, who had run
to legs good deal. His crow was peculiar,
and easily TO be distinguished from ,ha. of the
other cocks. One morning he had waited to
hear repetition of the usual summons, after
being aroused by the 'shrill clarion once sound
ed, but he heard it not again. The pre- eminent
chanicleer was still. Mr.. s. went out 10
see what had caused the silence. He found
the rooster lying on his back with both legs out
of mint After an examination, he set both
legs; the cock walked off, and gave vent 10
lusty crow. In the very act he dropped as if
he had been shot. He had crowed his legs
out of joint again! He was kept three or four
days, and then killed. 1T was too much
trouble, said Mr.. s., 10 set him up every
time he crowed,'
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
Baltimore Flour.

lust received per VIM Jenkins via Boston, 400
y bbs Extra, Family and Howard st. Flour
Oct. s. McLELLAN, DENNIS & &C.
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Compound Almond LotiOn

A SUPERIOR article for removing FreckeS and
IL pimplesfrnm lhe face aud furthe cure Of chapPed
JMATHEWS.
Narehs3Is53 Sagadahock Building,
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HAD TnEM THERE.-A gentleman boarding
at one Of onr hotels where dozen low bred
cockneys, who can find nothing so good here
has at ONE reside-pesered and annoyed at
the unceasing sneers and abuse of this country
BY these fellows, took il into his head TO retort
IN their own style. He accordingly informed
them that he had been in England once or
twice in his life, and then he began TO abuse
everything and everybody he had met there.
The cockneys were dumb with amazemeut.
At last one Of them ventured to inquire with 4
sneer, if the gentleman had seen anything in
England better than in the United States.
Yes, have answered the American, look
ing hard at the cockneys, 4 have seen better
Enghshn'ca in England than ever saw in the
United States'
Aiter this 'inisher,' the whole annoyance
ceased.
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ARREsr OF GEoRGE w. HAYDEN. 1t APP
pears that Hayden, who was clockmaker in
the employ of Messrs. Ball, Black a. Co.. is an
Englishman and tweniy-one years of age. Ga
the day afier the robbery he applied for pas
sage in the Cunard propeller Emue, bnt was
told that she had small pox on board, and that
he would haye time to take the Canada at Bos-
ton, on "Wednesday, lie then disguised him
self with coarse clothes, checked shin, plush
cap, colored speciaces, and with bag in his
hand, went to the depot of the New Haven
road, in the afternoon, to take the night train
for Boston. On the platform of The car-house
he was recognized, and taken at once to the po-
lice Office, where he was examined, and the
missing articles of jewery found upon him.
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WONDERFUL SAsAcITY. One Of the most
astonishing instances Of the sagac,y of the dog
lranspired this morning which ever came to our
knowledge. The Messrs. Siaude, iobacconists
No. 50 Congress street, closed their store last
evening, leaving their lavorite Newfoundland
inside. This morning, On opening the store,
the floor in the back room was found to be on
fire, and the dog was laboring with his fore
feet and mouth trying to subdue it. A pail of
water which stood in the room had been pour
cd dowa The hole. The faithful animal had so
successfully combatted the fire as to present its
spreading beyond spot two or three feet square
How long he had stood sentinel and fought down
the advancing flames can only be conjeciured-
it must have been several hours. His feet, legs,
and mouth were badly burnt, and it is feared
that he is seriously injured. He refuses food
and is apparently in much pain. This is the
same dog which discovered the man Lally on
the ice few weeks since .-Iroy DAILY Times
april 3.
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DEATH OF DIR. ADAMS OF KEENE,
N. n.


CHARLES GoLpwAirE ADAMS, NJ. d. of Keene
n H., died in that town on the 9th inst, af-
ter severe and lingering sickness. From an
intimate persoal acquaintance with the deceased
we can cheerfully testify 10 the tru,hfulness Of
the delinealions Of his character as contained
in the following sketch, which we clip from the
Keeno Republican =
DR.. Adams was a native Of Keene, and was
graduate Of Dartmouth College, at a very ear
ly age, with the high honors of that Institution.
10 compliance with the desire Of his father, DR.
Daniel Adams physician Of skill and repu-
tatiou, who wished to save his only child from
the labors and exposures of his own profession
he entered upon the study Of the Law. He
attended the lectures at the celebrated Law
School in Liichfed, Conn, and passed through
the required course for admission TO the bar. -
But his love for the Medical profession was so
strong and abiding that il could not be over
come and, satisfied, also, that an active life
was better adapted to his constitution, he at
length, with the consent of his parent, reliu-
pushed his legal studies, and turned to tina,
profession, which was the choice Of his earliest
buyhood. After the most thorough education
that New England could then furnish, he com.
menced practice in his native place. At the
very outset of his career a serious lameness, the
result of accident, threatened to check his active
usefulness; and though the progress of the
complaint was arrested. his system never Who'll
ly recovered from the shock.
Well fitted for his profession, bv tempera-
meni and form, as we'll as inclination and taste
he possessed many of those fine qualifications so
essential to the Gooi Physician. With mind
fully able to comprehend the great principles Of
medical science, he was quick and s1gacious in
the application and had the tact to suit his
remedies TO the fancy, as well as needs of the
patient. Courteous in spirit, polished in man
ner, attractive in person, he was ever the COM
pete gentleman in the sick chamber, as well as
in the parlor; so that while the suffering could
confde in his skill, the most iastidious were not
annoyed by carelessness or rudeness in speech
or department. Abundant in anecdote and of
a free humor, his coming was regarded as the
friendly call as well as the professional visit,
for his bright smile and cheering words ava
kened hope and inspired courage. The honor
ed and trusted physician becomes part of the
family-his influence is the growth of years and
when he is gone, who shall I'll his vacaat placel
Oilers as kind and skillful, may be lett, still
the heart yearns for the familiar face, the ia
miliar voice. His many professional duties
forbade him 10 engage much in public affairs.
aud his large family, thirteen children, of whom
eight went before him TO the grave, led him TO
find zf n
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
Northumberland m. l0l6.

WEDNESDAY, pn l6, 1856
Al market to-day ITO Caille, 65O Beeyes, and 60
Slores-consisling OF Working Oxen. Cows & Calves,
Yearlings, Two aud Three Years Old.
PRIcEs-uarkef Bsef-Exlra SO 50ag 70; lsi quail
lily 50s8 ID do. Sc 50a7; 81 do Sc.
7aAoa--7 l-9aac per n. Hides-7c per III.
Pets.-sl 75a2 40. fSkias-i3aiie per ID.
Veal CARES &, Bal0.
SToREs- Working Orea--sl25, l75a20O per yoke,
Cons and Cairss-S25, 80, 45a5O.
Sheep and Ltmbs-2liO al mafket-Pdces. Extra
SO, g. l0al2, By LOT, 81 So 5 90, 6 OOa7 80,
Sieine-l8G5 al market. Prices 8a8lr per H. whole
sale, dressed. The number Of Swine in future re-
ports WI include those slaughtered by j. 7. Squire q
Co.
Remarks-Beef about the same as last week. There
is large quanilyof Western Cattle at Brigbion.-
Sheep--A large nunbernl market, and consequently
decline Of 3Oc per head Considerable inquiry for
Calves. Hogs ire coming in in large numbers from
The West.
There were - cars the Boston and Maine Rail-
road, 26 over the Boston aud Lowell Railroad and 20
over The Fitehburg Railroad. loaded with canle sheep
swine, and horses.
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STATE or VERMONT, Manrnono, S.
The Probate Court for sail District TO all per-
sons interested In the Estate OF GEORGE w
NICHOLS, late Of Lane. in the TERRITORY Of
Kansas, deceased, GRErriSc Z.
NTHEREAs, AuREtIUs G. HOWARD al.
w ministritor upon said Estate, has made nm.
plication in writing to this Court, setting forth
that the said deceased died seze aud possessed of
dwclling-house and lot, situated In Brauleboro.
IN said District that the same is encumbered by
mortgage amounting to about the sum Of six
hundred dollars that there is no personal estate
with which said mortgage, or the expenses Of adj
ministraion, can be paid; that part Of said real
estate cannot he sold without injury to those inter
ested IN The remainder land therefore praying
for License from this Court TO sell the whole Of
said real osiate,-cxcept the widows Dover there
M but including the Re,ersion Of said Dover
at public or private sale. as may be Judged most
beneficial to all persons interested, for the purpose
Of raising funds 10 pay tile debts Of said deceased
and the expenses Of administration -
You are hereby notified that this Court will de-
eide upon said application at the sessun thereof to
be held at Knapp's Inn, in Newfane, in said Dis
trict, on the last Thursday Of April, A. D. 1856,
when and where you may be heard in the prcrni-
ses, If you sec Ct +. n0LBROOK, Register.
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crushed two adjoining wooden buildings. The
steam fire engine was trotted out AFTER the FIRE
had made good Roadway, and was discovered 10
be very efficient.
The Anti Nebraska men held a mos, enihu-
siastic and harmonious caucus OF Washington,
Monday night Mr. Stanton Of Ohio presided.
Mr. Seward introduced resolutions congratulate
ing the country on the recent victories, as
cheering evidence Of the cordial union of the
opponents Of Slavery extension. A number Of
stirring speeches were made by Messrs Seward,
Hale aud others. Steps were also taken 10 de-
feat the attempts of the Administration to get
an adjournment hefore the Kansas Committees
report shall be received and discussed.
" Elizur Wright has become an associate
with MIR. Hazewell, Of the Boston Chronicle.
The talents of Mr. Iazewel have already, dur
ing the brief period since he assumed It's man
agement lifted the Chronicle into the first rank
of newspapers, and with MIR Wright as his as
sislant, we may reckon the Chronicle among the
very best and racicst of the Boston papers.
II The Legislature Of New York, (which
adjourned at the end of It's hundred pay-days,
without passing the necessary appropriation
bills. expecting to be called together again by
the Governor, when The pay would recommence
and mileage be added receives no favor from
the press Of the state, and Governor Clark is
sneciallv commended IN ali s;d.s e,r ri. do,o,.
nin,,ion M, 70 c,Il tho bod, ,oro,ho, -
u The Legislature OF Ohio has passed a
JOINT resolution requesting the Ohio Senators
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

The Gerrish market building at the junction
Of Portland and Sudbury streets, Boston, was
entirely destroyed ly fire Saturday afternoon.
was large brick structure, six stories high,
second only to Faneui Hall market in extent,
Inc lever floor being occupied for market
The upper stories were occupied BY Sanborn,
Carter & Bazin, book publishers, who EN-
ployed about sixty hands and lose 100000 in
stereotype plates, presses, paper, ETC.; Bar
marc Dillingham;, furniture manufacturers (;
a, q NJ Lowe, piano forte makers A. H..
Allen Co., furniture, and others. George
W. Gerrlsh, principal owner Of the building,
loss sl6o, 200, half insured The falling walls
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

Gov. Clark of New York, has pardoned DIR.
IN prison about year at Sing Sing. for killing
Col. Lorng at the ST. Nicholas, in New York
city. The i'll health Of the prisoner and strong
appeals in his behalf from high quarters induc-
ed The execulive clemency.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

MoraERs-TRY IT DR.. Rogers Syrup Of
Dirertcor, Tar, and Cdnehdldgua is a medi-
cine peculiarly adapted to cure the Rng6Yes,
Wheesing, or those bad Colds in your children.
which, if neglected, are so apt TO bring on
GROUP. We say it is safe and certain RENEE
dy for these complaints, and is also pleasant to
the taste. All Drng Stores keepit.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

II Old King bear in The play, when he was
out in the storm, said in his aposlrophe to the
rain, wind, thunder and lightning =
"You owe me no subscription"
Prentice says he wishes he could say as much
10 all his readers, and we say the same to ours.
Those not in arrears need not read this,
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'BuY NE, AND I'll DO YOU COON"
DIR. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb Jaundice Bitters.

nR. L. c. CROSS offers his professional
~ services to the Inhabitants of Brattleboro and
vicinity. Office at his house, south end Of Main
Street, where he prepares and keeps a supply Of
such medicines as he has found most successful in
his practice. Among which are the following pre-
pared for family use
Alternative syrups, (for purifying the blooi.)
Heart Corrector,--for palpitation.
Bilious, Laxative & Tonic Bitters.
Billions Cathartc and Stomach Pills.
Cherry Balsam-for Coughs, &c.
VerWlfuge,-a sure article for Worms.
"IIcoping Cough" Syrup that has been very
successful in relieving that niractable disease.
My medicines are all prepared and dispensed by
my own hands,
Bmtleboro, April !. 1856. IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE. win be
"A sold at public Auction on Tuesday, April
10th. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the late residence of
LYMAN MIXER, of Brattleboro, deceased, the
following property;
One acre Of LAND with HOUSE AND BARN
thereon about fifty acres Of good Pasture Land I;
! valuable Mare, years old l Cow Buggy
Wagon l Lumber Wagon l Sleigh; ! Horse
Sled 2 Harnesses String Bells Gun
Iron Bar; Plow l Shovel; Forks, Rakes,
Augurs, &C., &c. FRED'K I. WHITE,
CHAS. MIXER
Brattleboro, March, 27, 1856. 9w13
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NEW BOOKS.

THE WAR IN KANSAS, Price Sl.O0
Equal to Widow Bedott Papers.
The Mormons at Home. rs
Dreams and Realities II Pastor, 100
Humbolt's Island Of Cuba, lbs
Miss Beecher's Casthenies, so
Green Mountain Girls, l25
Headley's Sacred Plains l.2h
Life Of Capt. Nathan Hale, LOO
Life Of Goethe, 2 vols, $50
Ernest Linwood, 100
Child's History U. s., 2 vols, LOO
Life of Amos Lawrence, 100
Hoods Poems, new edition, 100
gJ' Ar FRLToN's CHEAP CASH BOOK sronE.
Brattleboro, April 10, 1886. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

TTNHE PERIODICAL DEPOT has been
IL removed from opposite the American House
to Blakc's Building, two doors North Of the Revere
House, whore more extensive and better selected
stock Of NEWSPAPERS, PERIopIoALs, MIsoELLAEE-
Gus Books, STATIONERY, TOYS and FANCY Ar
TIcLEs, than ever before, will be kept by
y. J. CARPENTER.
Brattleboro, Nov. 9Th, 1865. Al
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DEATHS.

In Fayetteville, March %, ABBIE L., daughter
of Nathan and Abigail Merrihed, 20.
In Putney, March 9th. Mrs. ZsMAH WAsHBuRs,
80 years, 8 months.
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STATE OF VERMONT. M,n,ro,o. =.

The Proqdfe Court for s1id District To all
persons interested in the Estate Of AMOS TUCK
ER, late Of Halifax. deceased, GREE1IRG:
NJHEREAS, AMOS u. TUCKER, Admins
w traitor upon said Estate has made appica-
ton to this Court for an extension Of the time
heretofore limited to him to settle said Estate and
pay the debts Of said deceased You are hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon said ap-
plication at the session thereof TO be held at
knapp's'Inn, in Newfane, in said District on the
last Thursday Of April. A. d. 1916, when and
where you may be heard in the premises, il you
see fit. +. HOLBROOK, Register.
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NOMMIssIONERs, NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. The
" subscribers having been appointed Commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
against the Estate Of GEORGE W. NICHOLS,
late Of Brattleboro, deceased. hereby give notice
that they will attend to the duties Of said appoint
at the Brattleboro House in said Brattleboro' on
Wednesday the fourth day Of June next at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. SAMUEL BUTTON, o.
GEO. NEWMAN, WI" O.
March 2sth, 1856. IA
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NOR SALE OR RENT. The beautiful
IL Daguerrean Saloon built last season, and
now stationed Mt Grafton, Vt. The proprietor hav-
ing changed his business has no further use for the
same For further information apply to this Of
fee w. III. TIDBETs.
Brattleboro, April Sd, 1856. IA