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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-13
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Hygeinn Alternative Syrup.

TowNslIEND, VT, JULY Is, 1857.
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y years During that time paid hundred dollars for
medical services and various Kind NJ medicines, hut
kind relief ago was advised to try Dr. Grdres
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~ L A TIE OF We MONT.
~ MARLBORO, SIS.
The Probate court for said District To all persons
tercsted in Estate " GARDINER SMITH, late Wards
brro, deceased Greeting. Whereas, Luther A. WHIT
COMB Administrator upon said Estate has made appca-
ton in writing to this Court setting forth that II will he bcnc
fetal to the heirs and all persons interested In said Estate to
sell the whole Of the Real Estate II said deceased and pray
ing for License to sell the accordingly and has filed in
this Court the consent and appreciation of all the heirs Of said
deceased residing IN this State, o such sale You here
by notified that this Court will decide upon said application
the session thereof IN be held at the Probate Office, in
nra,eboro, in said District tile last saturday March, A.
D. 1s5S when and whore you may be heard in the premises
II you see fit. IN 7. HOLBR00k, Register.
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m o aud result has been most astonishing My daugh-
ter is ENTIRELY CURED and is attending to her ac-
cusomed duties paid Two Hundred Dollars for Physicians
and Medicines without any sort Of benefit while Six Dollars
worth Of Hungarian has removed the disease restored
the str ength, and brough, on a healthy action
gr teuly yours, JOHN fotNt'
~ Sole pr,prigt,r, DAVID +. BRADLEE, watcrtown,
Mac :, whom all orers should be addressed. Sold by
and dealers medicine in every in the United
State. and British Provinces. s.11
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- II \ Il T. u L. X VI q II Z.
~ WiSDHAN CorNry, : :.
In Chanc-ry SPIT. Term, 1857
HENRY GooDNow -. JAMES BATTLES, ct ais.
WHEREAS at the september Term Of the Court
w OF Chancery tor said County, HENRY GOpDNOW q
that March 80 ls+i, HENRY CAMP of Wpplford tie
County Of Bennington mUrt-Agol u THOMAS CANEDl II
Eisuru sad County Of Bennington, certain lands ia
said k"ai-i"lip described as fonowst--
Beginning the North East and stones
No. 50, thence West ~ rods bounded LAID u ORIS
PIKE stake and stones thence south Is rods thence
East 90 rods, thence North l. rods the place II beginning
containing - Also sul-r piece % land IN the Eas
side oi thu r-t described piece OF land The North side Il
the rad leading from Robert Burrnetpn- house the Urris
Pike rad, containing one half acrio among
things note n $50 payable Nov 1T, 1915 with inter
ei said and the Petitioner that the
Is due and uupaid--and that JAMES BATTLES Of
Orange IN the STATE Of Massachusetts, and ELISHA nRJ RY
and DAVID CARRIER claim some interest sad premises
through the said HENRY CAMP, subsequent to said
mortgage.
Aud praying that the equity ot redemption of the said
BATTLES, prury Camp and Carrier in the premises may
forcp, AMI it Appearing that the said James Battles
side. without ,h state that iic and ordinary pro
of this Court he served upon him. ms Ordtrei
by the Chancellor that this Petition be continued 10 the Term
OF the Court he held Newaue in and for said Cou-
~ u Wndham the second Tuesday Of II April 1855 and
that the Petitioner notify the said JAMES BATTLES II the
tendency this suit and Of the Term which
continued 10y publishing the substance Of his said Petition
Phoenix, printed Brat,leboro in said County wndham
the last Publication bee least twenty days previous said
April Term Of this Court which will be- sufficient
to said James Battles appear and said Pc
tuon. X. TYLER, Clerk
H. y. HIX PiT's Solicitor. 10
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STATE OF VERNON

=. I n u U H Il vi q n I .
~ MARLBORO, s. s.
The Probate Court for said Distric 10 all persons
tcrtsed in the Estate of ELLIOT $. BALDWIN, late Of
NardshOro Greeting ilnuu hereby notified that
this Court will decide upon the allowance Of the of
HORACE SrOCKWFLL, Administrator upon said Estate,
aud decree distribution thereof among the heirs said de-
ceas, at the session thereof to be held at the Probate Oco
in Bnehuro, in said District, the 9Th day IT March, A.
D. 1883, when and where You may he heard in the premises
If YOU zee 1T. III Z. HOLBROOK, Register
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REVIEW OF THE MARK ETS

BrnttlcborO Markct-FRDAY March 12.-Bredi-
observation-disclosures 81 G; extra IL l-2;
double a 81 Rye, per bushel, o2c Corn soc
Oats 40c
Country Produce.-Poatoes, peachhlpws 45 30 Car
90 10 Apples SO u LOO; Beans % ]. 80 Eggs,
per dOz l6 IS Butter per H. l3 II Cheese 7a9 Tur-
keys l0i Chickens a o; Geese Hogs dressed
al.
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ON TRIAL AT HALF pRICEl

NTOORE'S RURAL NEW-lORKER Ia the lead
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ar II You wish to rHg RURAL we will send II this
quarter (l3 papers, at half price-ony % cents
Address ID. b. I. MwORE, Rochester, y. Y.
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Brighton Cattle Marhct-THrRsDAY, March IL
At Market go beef CATTLE 100 stores 1000 sheep and lambs
and l6O Swine.
Beef Cdne.-PRioEs-Extra, s7lds 1st quality s7g7f;
2nd quality SOL third quality ! 81 ordinary Sli
Workiny Oren--l00, ll6 a 1900 125.
Mich Cops-S3O a37 common dittn 5000.
Peal Caiues--Saes at SO so, sias - IS each.
SToRgs-fedriings Is II Tue Years Oid-S25d2S
Three Years Od-S30a34.
Hdes-5a5 lie h, none but slaughter at this market)
cay Skihs-9GlOc Pb. TGuoD-7MIlc p ID PETS,
$la 81 20 each.
Sheep and LamJs-s2d3i extra s. n 675.
SWine, stoTes-whoesale, 81 sic v Ii Fat hogs, IL
a6,c.
The prices Of extra Beef about the last week.
sales quicker owing probably to the small number Of
cattle market Sheep have advanced from 81 SOC per
head. Swine remain the same.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
YEARS OF AGE
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
SERIES OF READERS

Published by sANBoRS, CARTER, Balm Co., Boston.
This improved series Of Readers will be furnished to
the Schools in this County during the coming Winter at the
following introductory prices, viz
The ProEressive Pictorial Ptimer, lac
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OF yERM oNT.
COMM SSIONER NOTICE.

We the undersigned having been duly appointed by the
Hon. the Probate Court for District Marlboro Commits
soers To receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate " JOSEPH r. DOOLITTLE
late of Vernon deceased and also all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months being allowed from the Goth dayof
Feb last for that purpose hereby give notice that will
tend 10 the duties of appointment the Inn II Joseph
Doote late Of Vernon aforesaid, the 3ls day March
inst, and the 21s day Of Aug next from o'clock
in the afternoon Of each Of said days
LORENZO BROWN !
JOHN sTEBBINS,
Vernon, March 1, 1855 II
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DEATHS.

In this village March 4th, MARY p. CoMEGYs, wife Of
In Newfans, Dec. 20, 1851 THOMAS EDWARDS, aged SO
years days.
In Lyndon, March Of consumption, CHARLES C. sPAUL
DING, aged %, formerly u Keene, y. IA.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
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IEl,EBR ATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D'
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This invaluable medicine is uninc in the cure OF alth'se
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FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnacy, as they are sure
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In all Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
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SPECTHCLES.

A LNVAYS on hand GOLD. SILVER, STEEL L PLAT
"a Ed Of every focus and suit you toa 7. Sign
Watch and Spoon. CHASE Il TRIP.
Brattlcboro, March 1853 10
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MARRIAGES.

In Hinsiale, N. H., March 10Th, by John D. TODD Esq
sAMu Ell PERIIAM and Mrs. MARY J. WYMAN, both Of
BrattlebOro.
In this village the American House, March 9th by Rev.
G. H. Deere, Mr., GEO. s. BIGEL0W and Miss MARY J. AM
ADON, both Of Wesmoreand, n. Hi Mr. CHAs. Y. RiAL
and Miss MARY T.. FOSKETT, both of Nnchendon, Ms.
by Rev. Geo p. Tyler, March LIST, Mr. JAMES II. TODD
OF New York city, and Miss STELLA ELIZABETH B0YDEN
Of Bratteloro.
W TYLER Of Halifax, and Miss OUNCE f. CLARK, Of
Whitinghom.
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CoMMIssI oNERs' NOTICE..

We the undersigned having been duly appointed by the
Hon the Probate Court for the District OF Westminster Com
missoners to receive, examine adjust all claims
munds u al persons against the estate Of FRlNK LOWELL
late Of utney deceased and also all claims exhibited in
thereto and six months the 2lh day Of February being
allowed for that purpose hereby give notice that will
tend to the duties Of appointment tn. premises
deceased, the last Wednesday May june from one
till four O'Clock each Of those days.
PRESTON ". TAFT
THOMAS WHITE, Commissioners
IL GEORGE i SABIN y
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Boston Produce Mnrac,-weDxrsDAr, March 10

Boston Produce MA rj&ct-WEDNEsDAY, March 10
Fiour-There has been fair demand at firm prices Sales Of
Western suIerhne at 81 5Oa4 60 fancy ~ 80 S5 extra
So 20 so for good 50 Ioa 20 for n"fy
brands, Ohio Genesee and Michigan extra family s. Louis
SO so a. Canada fancy has been selling at - 10 50
extra So s6 per Dbl Corn meal is in moderate demand at
So 25a3 so p Dbl Rye Flour is selling in small lots at 81 80
IA 50 y Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn firm with fair demandi sales Of yellow
at nc p bushel White is nominal. Oats have been in mod
crate demand Northern and Canada at 43c BUSH
ell Rye is dull sales in small lots at ~ 73c buhe-
White Beans are fair demand Sales Of fair at
81 rs good to extra 81 SO 10 per bushe Canada
Peas in good demand at 81 per hushcL
PROVISIONS.-Pork IL firm and prices are tending up
wards. prime sl3 asl4i sl6!al7 clear and
SIS $40 per Dbl, cash and mos Beef firm
but the demand is quite moderate Sales of Western mess
S13 SIS per Dbl. cash and mos Lard
steady demand. Sales in bbs at 10 l0ci kegs II ia
per h. cash and mos Hams in good demand at loo
per ID. Butter is firm and prime quality Is scarcei sales
Of New York state choice dares at Is 20c
common II Ice Ohio and Canada 10 lie per H.
Cheese higher sales Of good Sic, and very
ira per H. Turkeys and Chickens selling at 5c
per ID. Eggs at l6c per dozen.
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Cambridge Cattle acknowledgements, March
10-At market 10 Cattle, about - Beeves and - Stores,
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows, and two and three
years old.
PmcHs-Mdrket Beef-Extra, 81 ss-lst quality SO
s7I-2i quality, So G! -3d quality, S. u ordinary
quality SAL.
Storss-Workng Oxen-s9O, 100, 1876 5000 per pair
Cows and Caiues-S35, 49, 80 a so.
YearGings-lSa2l. Tue Years Oid-$25 a2S.
Three Years Oid-s30 $50.
Sheep and Lambs at market Prices-lnlots 81 n .
each. Extra and selections 81 So SO, from a to l2c
per ID gross.
SWine-O0 at market. Prices-Lve weight, 5!a5c bi
dressed Lao 3-4c per h.; Shoats-No sales.
Hides-5 lie per lb. TGHoW-TaI lie per ID
PeHs-Sl a l 20 each. Caif Skins-9 loo per ID.
There the Boston and Maine Railroad,
81 the Boston and LOWELL the fltchburg and
the Western, loaded with Cattle Sheep, Swine AMI
Horses
Remarks-The Burlington and Rutland trains &C. had not
arrived left, the first detention this winter by the
snow. The trains heavy but will add about 40 Cat
and 300 Sheep the number eporled but the butch
had surplus hand the prices will he about the same
as for Sheep advanced about lie per lb
from 81 to &c per head
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~ Watch aud Spoon. CHASE 4 TRIP.
Bratteh)ro, March 1858. 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

IBOE FOB THE MOBILE AND OHIo RAlLROAD.-Ee
learn from the Columbus (Ky) Crescent, Of July
let that few days ago boats landed at that place
and put of for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad forty
six hundred rails besides a great quantity Of FISH
bars and bolts We may now confidently look for
early completion Of the road from Columbus to
this city. In connection with this subject, we are
grstfed to state hat Judge Brown, the indefatiga-
bic President OF the rosd, has succeeded in making
negotiations in Europe for more iron to push the
great work forward south Of Jackson. With the
lights now before US we look forward 10 see the
work go braveIy On.-JaetsoH (TsHH.) WAg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

RSPIn recent number of the Charleston Courier,
there is curious and interesting communication
touching certain new uses to which cotton may be
applied It seems that gentleman Of South Caro-
lima, By the name Of Legars, mas been for many
years engaged in experimenting upon the fbrss Of
cotton wood, with view Of COMPRISING them into
permanently solid form He FIRST succeeded sofar
IS to create compact substance which was unelas-
tic, plastic under Ihe finger, and hard as wood Heeall
ed 1t cotton wood and caused various articles of fur
nture to be fashioned from this novel material for
bis own use. One or two Of these exhibited at
the South Carolina Institute and obtained the gold
medel. He next went one step further, and obtain
ed q plastic substance, FIRE and water proof, and
possessing every quality desirable in the best roof
ing From this it was but astep tOthe construction
of material suitable forVertical walls and capable
Of any amount of moulding and relief So thst if
he statements and aBtiepatiOns Of the eorrespon
Mt of the Courier are correct house may be built
from foundation to rOOf-tres of compressed cotton
nearly hard as stone, and quite as impenetrable
to the elements; and it may be butin half the tine
it would take to lay the bricks in brick house Of
the size, and al about one third the cost The
workman has ample opportunity to give the surface
any appearance he The pleases; it may be smooth or
corrugated plain or wrought into any forms thai
taste or fancy may prescribe. And in the pre-
Paraton Of this material, all the refuse and worth
less cotton Of the plantation, and even the sweep
ngs of cotton factories hitherto rejected even By
the paper maker, may be freely used
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

MIAsHA IN The AMERICAE BOTTOM.-The Water
loo (L Patriot states that the stencil prevailing in
the Ameresn Bottom, caused By decsying vegetation
and the decomposition Of animal matter deposited
by the late food, is uneudursbly noisome. Il has
created an epidemic disease among the hogs, which
is carrying them CT b. sc0rss and it is feared that
much sickness will prevail amongst the inhabitants
this summer. Several sick persons have already
gone to Waterloo from the Bottom, being unable to
live in the midst of the unhealthy efluvia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

TIE Man IN LoyE.-Thaekery says that when a
man is in love with any woman in family, it is
astonishing how fond he becomes Of every person
connected with it. lie ingratiaios himself with
maids; he is bland with The butler he interests MIN
self With the footmsu; he runs errOuds for the
daughters; he gives and lends money TO the young
SON at cOllge; be pats little dogs which he would
kick otherwise; he smiles at old stories which would
make him break out in yawus were they uttered by
any one but papa; he bears with the old maiden
aunt be beats time when darling little Fanny per-
forms her piece on the piano, and smiles when
wicked, lively little Bobby upsets the coffee over
his shirt"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

A FEmsLR CAsABIASCA Among The passengers
lost on the III faxed Pennsylvania was an old lady,
Who after seeing her husband and children instant
" killed, refused O. be rescued from the wreck
She replied when aid was offered her, that she bad
nothing 10 live for nov, and preferred 10 share tie
same fate that had hefalen her family. She had
been blinded BY the flying fragments, aud was sus-
fsriBg much pain, yet she would not receive any
assistance but stood sil on the wreck, and perish
ed in the flames. We have this statement from o
we'll known citizen Of JefeFsonville.--Rsv Albany
Tribune.
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AIN Y t4hAALys
COT FONADES.
IlaFJ !" OOIen uOOlsf UOn+sIIcsi bIanAe1sI Q
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,


Davidson County Court at Nashville
Thomas A Hobbs, administrator Priscilla Burgess and Others
pGyfs.
the Office Of the Clerk Master Of the county court at
n Nashville the SS day june 1853 on motion Of com
painan counsel in the cause and it appearing to
satisfaction Of the Clerk and her that the following parties to
the above to wit Elizabeth and William Slack are
nOnresdets Of the State Of Tennessee therefore Ord
nary process Of this court he served upon them there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master publication
in the Nashville Union and American
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville requiring the said
defendants oapper at the OF the county
holden for the county Of Davidson. court house thereof
the CyOf Nashville, on the first Monday August next then
said bill or the same will be taken for confessed them
and down for hearing pdTte Said petition being for the sale
Of negro to pay debts Of estate. T. K. CIEATHAM
je3O-W4W prs fee s. Clerk and Master