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MONTAN ~ MATTA
Economy is the Road TO Wealth.

Eo0h0my Is The Road 70 wealth.
I'CONOAlsE by procuring The best farming
IL utensils-evsn In The matt y ef The feeding
oi stock and hogs msn esn save one hslfby pro.
curing the right stsnsil Call round when ~ town
and examine sne ~ the latest improvements IN
domestic farm eeonemy,st
deeG MONTAN q NATTAS
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OIL 0lIff

0S BASKETS Olive OH, Just received an
ZC and for sale at VI. .PKENDERGAsTs,
Main street Opposite Harpey House.
july21
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I HAVE now In store n large assortment Of Hats
i u all kinds, and will receive In lev dfys
sDms'hing new and handsome in straw goods
AprI5 W. II. PH1LIfPH.
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SUMMER SILKS.

A N ELEGANT assortment of Eilk Dresses. just
n opened and offered ~ lower prices than
they ever were sold In this market.
=. N. ASHER,
spr6 Lafayette strsst,
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MliSQIlTTO NETTING.

4 tNEN. white aud brown, hohinet, cotton
NAYS PEOPLES sroRE.
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TO MECHANICS.

4 CiARpENTER's Tools. Osppsr's ioois. Plss,srsrs
" Tocls, In al their variety and ofths very bssi
always rh hsnd st
srgsb MONTAN \ MATTA'S
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uELMI,,pID,s nIICUI
BLACKsMITII,s TOOLs

DLACKsMITH's bellows, fresh from the Man.
- ufsetory, Anvils. Hedges. TonEs, Vices. Sold.
sfing Irons, Files, etc.
may7 LACQUER g LANOUE.
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LUMBERi LUMBERll

HUTCH BITTERs-The genuine Boer-
IL have's Celebrated Bitters always on
hand at v. HEUDE & CO.'S
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CAST STEEL.

nGTAgoE, Square, Cast and Gsrmsn steel
Y mars MUNTAN % MATTA's.
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HEATING! STOVES.

A PERFECT cord Of them yet on hand 81
IA NONTAN \ MATTA's
dec6 Hardware Corner
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CURTAIN DAMASKS

DAMASkS FOR TABLE COVERS.
r HAVE recsivea full supply Of these goods In
l. all colors, Table Damssk by the yard Or by
the cover, In all sizes, some Of them very hs nd
some. ". ID. PHILLIPS.
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m Hln POUNDS cffresh Msniils Rope frer,
IO,OOO Suffolk factory 81 sil Sizes, for sale
Al MpNTAN MAfTA's.
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HA1R-wORK MADE TO ORDER.

fI,HF UNDERSIGNED bess leave 20 jpf,rrn the
j Ladies' sf New OrlesRs snd The puhir IN gen
erai that he Is fully prepared ~ eonte any ~.
der in hisliue, such ss Rreessis, Nsctioess gsgrd
oboiss, I'ssf Gsips, Ripes, breps ttes'ss B,t'sps
ort =. E,rrinOs, Hsarfs. Acorps. Sogits, Apeh,rs
Fishes Boois Rirfs. H,'srsis HprHs Trgppsis. tb,r
rsis Ty,f.rss: also Ft,,rst R9'sJgsfs, Monuments
Lgpiss,,pss. Lstsrs. Ibtir0ds. de., dc., IT,, IN
Loekets. Bfpsrhes ~ Frames
The undersigned wishes particularly ~ bring
tp putdie notice thst he hes made rev inVsu-
tirn, by Which HAIR U0risiiP Ffgtrers, Hy,sggsfs,
Hppgmspfs. IT,. IT,, never changes c0iut ss no
gum whatever is used and he has thus sueceed
ed " fnding the mcsns by which ~ preserve the
Hair FOREVER ~ frs sRieisAL sTATB The Hair cf
the youngest infa esn he worked up by rnesss
~ this process
Ansipus 10 secure the patronage of the Ladies'
aud the pubiis IN general, he assures th' ~ thst
every Effort viii be made 10 satisfy th'ir espHe-
tstions IN regard 10 nes,ness. durability and ausl
ity; every article ~ JeWeify guaranteed.
q Al ITO
The public sre cautioned against p speeies ni
imposition IN the shove business. by substituting
work imported from the North snd Europe, and
passing II IN as n executed with the Hair faf
nished ~ customers, therefore parties should be
very careful with whom they trust their iisir
tE- Parties. leaving orders are fat'st politely
requested ~ he present, and 500 theif vofk done.
sp ss w. he convinced ihstt the will get their bvn
Hall; this viii be = satisfaction. which dher
establishment IN the Uitg ran give. bseors NJ I'm
f,psifiDp
ss- watches ana Jewslty Carefully Repaired
and Warranted.
ON our svp SURE fAsrv ~ EscHtsas.
Orders from the country sidr. ssed ~ me will
he promptly attended 20.
On Rsenilset No, " CHARTRFs STREET.
sou wish ~ gs, ,he FFat Hlts ~ Eouf friands.
y. RTFUBFNHAUClI Artist,
40. ~ sHAnTHEsS ST.,
Between Csnsl snd Oustotnhouse streets
dsr7ia swg Jfrurnery "a Royal s'rs
DUBLIN STOUT.
tyr \ wn HpgFf. are Sole AGENTS for guin-
~ ness's EStrs stout. the best Porter IN The
vofld. iohelb.
Engr.vingz - Iithogrspbs.
A NEW assortment -sseivnd per Steamer Uni
~ 'srse. Ca and examine -
isy29,n q. - NlLSONs,
Msin ~ opposite 70 A Mstis.
IpIE,K HDUigsf cHEtK HDDK Sill
~ with Chetks tn The Branch bfthe Lpuisisns
-tste Rsnk at Ration Rouge-f'r sale W
sr-t2 y. MCCORMICK.
WANTED.
nHEsWAK and Honey. for which We will par
ms7s. v uEubF %.
Brick prss"ns mss.''-,s.
A GOOD supply ~ Brick Nc end rlssterin
~ Materials always "n hand spd frr sale al
current prices by JOSHUA BbAb.
C'Hrss MEV and Hsgamppn Boards frs So
~ srft'rsni just received hy
apfiy Nj. \ wM HDpEI,.
IURtpItTs PiILS-t2 gross Wriehi's riis. fresh
W aui genuine. direct from Dr Wright, FOR
sale wholesale and retail by u DAY.
DEHHINCEHsi DEHHINf!EHs
y NV ~ sIIRh anh tp sffive, e Ciiisspis's DE =
' ringers and the celebrated Der,ipgsri
nov23 FRANZ HugUET.
NEGRO HATS.
A LARGE supply ~ these goods, Black and
~ white. Just received.
"a 4. utffffft,S
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DRIED FRUITS.

DRIED FRUITS.
ID ECEIvED, a lot Of superior Dried Fruit,
IL which, for the accommodation Of this public
I will sell at retail at the following prices:
Dried Prunes, 20 cents per pound.
" Cherries 30 " 4"
4" whortIeberries, 30 cts. per pound.
Pine Pears, 10
aprilIs. A..MATTA.
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Electro Magnetic Machines,

A GOOD stock 81 those never falling asrvous
Il Lrsdiestors, In hsndssrss Mahogany Cases,
at reduced prices.
mayo v. HEUDE a co.
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ToUACcOf TOgACCOlr

VUST received fine article Of Chewing
81 and Smoking Tobacco at the Drug
Store of v. HEUDE 81 co.
aurlO
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NECTAR. I'D AVN BOGEL. would re-
~ spsetfpDy notify the ladies that they can
now he supplied with the delicious hsetsr sytBp,
by calling at their soda Counter. jnnelg
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vichoi1s .Wsch0s,

~
MOULD respectfully infnfn Planters and 9TH
w srs IN wsu, NJ HoasHEADs, BAHRHLs
and HALF BARRHLs, that he isnru - re =
ms nnfa rturs end furnish 81 sher. aotiee sny ~
der that may be entrusted ~ him.
80 orders left at ). Benjamin. tlsie narhse y
nenjsniin,J ~ through the Post pfirs win meet
prr,np, attention. NICHOLAS MiOHAb
mavblY.
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LINEN SHIRT FRONTS.
PORTER AND ALE.

~ HEUDE n GO's.. Drug store, and
Tor sale Mt reduced prices. msyll.
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IDA wM. BOGBL, are Sold Agents for Ayers
i \ Cherry Pictorial, Sarssparilla and PiDs.
iHnsl5
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IsIItIsfDNS.

"E HAVE just received supply Of
w bonnet Ribbons, also full assort
ment of black Velvet lllbbons,
At the PIIILA CASH STORE,
nov94 Lafayette Street.
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OLD VIRGINIA.
ENGLISH 4 AMERICAN PRINTS,

ENGLISH 4 ANPRICAN PRINTS.
OAn rtECES OF these goods nov in store and
,)UU as many more 10 arrive In Few days, all
warranted 10 wash, and prices very low
auv9S W ID PHILLIPS.
"ruE LoRD hath created midicines out IN
earth and he that Is wise will not abhor them.
-lBihe.
4 FRESH supply ~ Congress, Seltrer and Ar
IA tesian water-just received by
lana6 I'D NM. RoGEl.
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BRANDY. +.

nNE-ETGHT Pipe GoIdeDberg Cognae, Q7e5)
~ y Pipe Jean Louis, (iso5); y Larende Q5zo
nothing equal ever sold here, for sale BY
aug24 3. BENJAMIN.
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CUTLERY I

DOCKET and table, wostspholfnss ana had
j gers make; Ladies scissors Tailor and bar
bsrs' ~ ssrsi Hazors. Homes and Strops. At
may2. LAKGUIER 4 LAHOUE.
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s1ttyr GUMS.
TART TARff
BLACRsMITHs TOOLS.

Oh AsspRTED Weights, Anvils with aU The
~ necessary tools tpstoek Blacksmith shop
mars MONTAH MATTA
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04

Oswego Corn starch,
EOR making Puddiugs. .Cusiard--Blsne Mango
l. etc, new supply lust received direct from
the mandatory aud for sale by
augl RID. DAY.
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BLACK SILKS.

ZINE article n, tns ..nt 90, ar. Blsek cbai-
~ ley, Plain and Striped Black BaTeg., De-
hanss, Alpaeas, etc, at the -
maylO PHILADA, CASH BTcRE.
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NEw PATENTS.

VOR R0AOh TRAYS, Apple Peslsrs, Cofe's
" and vnaftefefs Revolving Side slid Ironing
Stoves. cenelsVs top Ironing Stove, bsabie Cog
Nutmeg gfstefsst
f.b5y MONTAN MATrA's.
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GOODS ATREDUCED PRICES.

A LARGE assortment Of small figured
"A Calicos, warranted fast colOrs, at 10
ents a yard at 4. NJ. ASHER'S.
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Tos,'s Patent Cotton s.rsp.rs.

UHEsE invalasbie aids 10 the CGiirn Planter
ear no ordered thtpugh ne. They sstsps
srd heaf oH 81 the same tiRs snd require the
work Of bot single horse and driver
MONTAN 4 MATTA,
fsh Hardware CrfBer.
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DERuINGEnsi DEuHINGERsii
NEGRO HATS

A LARGE supply ~ these goods, Black and
n white. Just received.
saptI9 W. u. PHILLIPS.
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bly, the best. When ground, let the pomace
either fall into n vat large enough to hold the
whole quantity proposed for single pressing
and not be over two-thirds full or, if the POM
ace fall to-any other vessels, throw il into the
vat as fast as necessary. The use Of the largo
vat is to hold the pomace for at least forty-cight
hours-siXty, or even eighty hours is none too
much if the weather be quite cool-whcn it is
to be thoroughly turned over with a large
roodeR shovel, as often as once in every twelve
hours, that it may absorb the carbon of the at
mosphere which fixes its acid, swectens, ripens
strengthens and colors it-properties not much
added to it when pressed directly on coming
from the mill. The time of pressing will be in
dicatcd by the first appearance of fermentation
in the pomace, when it must be no longer de-
layed in the vat.
The press may be of the old-lashioncd kind
the pomocc laid up with straw but as that is
rather dirty way, or, rather, not so easily kept
clean IN the operation, we prefer the Slated or
curb box, with hair-coth wrapper on the sides
and top. The pomacc should be thrown in as
rapidly as il will bear, and the screw not np-
piled until the first or voluntary flow of cider
nearly ceases to run. 1t should then be turned
gently and continuously for an entire day, or
more, according to the size of the cheese in the
curd. The tub into which the cider runs should
be emptied as often as it is filed The strainer,
through which the cider passes into the barrel,
should be so close in texture as not to admit
the pulpy particles of the pomace through, as
they are injurious to the working of the cider
after barreling, and, remaining in the barrel.
keep it thick, and hasten the acetous iermenta-
ton. AS soon as the barrels are filled place
them in cool position, under shelter, that the
cider may undergo its first vinous and purifying
fermentation, which will usually commence
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-08

known in V,,Lro lo,,1 ,,o, ,L 10 ,,,,,,,.l; ;
cup;cd thn n,ost J;a,;nu,,;,hn ,;aP trI r w.
we're nlso several L;nJs - riob oolo ,,d ,"uao
riety of sweet -mra,s and fr,,;,s "'' " w"
On tbc .hoord ,y"s rons"d nood,,. ,,,,,
her of dccnntcrs ord ho,,l"s ,ho go. Tn cII,I
with currnn, vino ad ,ho ia,,a ,;,p ii'ae'
cider and o;ngar b,ora La,'ora,o NJ. D,',;
" nridcd herself m ,ronor;n,, IN ,nrfoo,;a,,
'Ibere woro M foro;o, ,,;,na 90 on1a,, III
Squire Romilly bcinS cons;s,en, n,oraiis, oni
while he denrccotcd Tho oy;ls ,rhch "''1'
in ibcir usc was L,;nnin, o h;a
and urgcd thom IN cnrrao, ,ho ,,orr;o;o',a ai,
bn nrnc,ccJ ho, y, ho ."I P',,c.I1s W nuo
decoimers ocoinst n,o,,nrarco f"n1 ,',,'' L.; u,,
cxomnlc 'N'''''' ''''0"'O MS
such, ne 7 hovc ottorr,cd n dosor;ho ,r,.
the onncoroncc NJ tho o,lor,r,o,,, o,J H. J;''
ner when Mr. FronL Gor, nsborod h., liz han,
and followed Inv Svdncv and tho ubo1o c,n,;i,.'
entered and took thc;r sto,ions orovrJ tbn
toble '' WV
Tho blcss;ng which n,ho cain, tho f,,hor o,d
busbondr rnw fnrvontl, boeoab, r,a w., ,,,',
liz form of words ,nccbon;c11 ,,,,',od ,.
to oomnlv with nm established cns,on, mr. nor
forminr an irlsomo dutv I, was Tho bropth
incs of good and orotcf,l boor, ocl novIoJ,,
inc tbe mcrcioe roco;,o, ,rd siroornI, ,Lo,,l,;so
the Givcr Of cvcrv good g;f, Cor ,hc rinntoo,'Ss
norton he had bcst0wc1 AND wbije pnnnora' ,ruU"
iino the vorcI Llcssiros r;,b ,rt;ci, ,ha ,a",
had bocp crowned Snn;rc Ror,;iIy ollndoI ~
tbe return n, ,bn loIo'aLsor' ob;ld o,,J -. ~
nrcssod lie ;ov in tLns onco nova bo;nc, ,on
mitted ,o gofbsr all HE dear c,miiy ororSSd H.
tohlc. his yo;co o,,ireroJ L,,, ,ho ,no. ,,.;mL
frll SLOWLY down b;s choel wos mnro,ed Lr Ill
save Fro1kfort .. tho others woro nndcovorinr, ",'
TO conceal tbcir own emotions us
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-08
CLIMAX OF THE DISTINGUISHES.

Some twenty, or more, years ago, MIR Cal
h1ua was driven out from the administration of
Gen. Jackson. In connection witi that expul-
sion. commenced the war against the Union
Mr. Calhoun, as we well know, wrote an Essay
on Government in which he denounced this
Union, and declared that it was failure. Gen.
Jackson, for the moment, was able to crush out
the disunionists. He wrote a letter in 1885,
just after the secession movement was over. to
a gentleman Of Georgia. in which he said -
"The disunionists are destroyed. They ought
to have been hung on gallows as high as Ha-
man. We know says hc "that the tariff
uestion'-which was then the question before
the country-"was n mere pretext; the next
preteXt,' said he, twill be the slavery, or the
negro question"
These doctrines of Mr. Calhoun have been
disseminated over the South, and they have in
tected, to n great degree the public mind and
to-day we find leading men in that section of
the country, both of the Breckenridge and the
Douglas parties pledged in case Of the election
of Mr. Lincoln, to disunion. Mr. Yancey, COL
Orr of 5. c., Mr. Foote of Miss, and others
Mr. Foote claims to be friend of Mr. Douglas ;
but in 4 speech made by him at Saratoga, he
declared that if Mr. Lincoln was elected, he was
pledged to go home and join hands with the
extreme South in opposition TO the Union.-
Mr. Wise OF Virginia, is an avowed disunioniSt.
How many Of these men in the South arc sin
cere, and how many are merely "men in buck
ram" | cannot say. rather think, from short
article | saw in letter from Norfolk, that Mr.
Wise maybe classed among the latter. At any
rate, do not think great deal is to be feared
from such men. In speech made in Virginia
lately, he said-"He wanted men to organize
and,be on the alert; he wanted minute men--men
who would stand by the South; men who would
be ready at minute, in nom mt, to protect the
South; men who would meet the Wide Awakes
of the North, when the time should come, first
with cannons, loaded with grapeshot, and rifles,
and muskets, and guns, if we can get them if
not, then with swords and short swords, and
bowe-knives; and if we cannot get them, we
will fight them with pickaXes and scythes, and
shovels, and pixies, and if we cannot get
them, then | shall lead the van, and go in
for fighting them with the weapons that God
Almighty gave u.s." Naughter.) You see how
say written by De Quincy, in which murder
is considered as one of the Fine Arts" A
member of a club in which murder was prac-
ticed and discussed as one of the fine arts thus
advises young man who offers himself as q
! servant; "For if once a man INDUCES himself
in murder, very soon he comes to think little of
robbing; and from robbing, he comes next to
drinking and Sabbath breaking, and from that
to inciyility and procrastination. Once begin
upon this downward path, you never know
where you are to stop. Many man has dated
his ruin from some murder or other that per-
haps he thought little Of at the time"
G. S. boutwell,.
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"Wel take a parting drop together, any
how" as the doomed man said to the execution
er.
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GONE.



a silent, odor-nden mir,
From heavy branches dropping balm;
a crowd OF daisies, milky fair,
=, That sunword turn their faces calm,
rap, n bird alone may dare
10 sir their rapture with its psalm.
SO falls the perfect day Of June,
To moonlit eve from dcwy dawn
with light winds ristling through the noon.
And conscious roses half withdrawn
In blushing buds that wake TOO soon.
Ana Haunt their hearts on every lawn.
The wide content of summers bloom.
The peaceful glory of its prime
Yet over all II brooding gloom,
a desoation born of time,
AS distant stOrn-caps tower and loom
And shroud the sun with nights sublime.
For they are vanished from the trees,
-. And vanished from the throngng flowers,
Whose tender tones thrilled every breeze,
And sped with mirth the flying hours:
No form nor shape my sad eye secs,
No faithful spirit hnunts these bowers.
Alone, alone, in sun or dew!
One fled to heaven, of earth afraid;
ANA one to earth, with eyes untrue,
~ ana lps OF ialtering passion strayed;
Nor shall the strenuous years renew
On any bough these leaves that fade.
Long summcr-days shall come and TO-
No summer brings the dead again;
listen for that voice to flow,
And ache ut heart, with deepening pain;
Ana one iar face no more | know,
Still living sweet, but sweet in vain.
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BRATTLEBORO ACADEMY.
A BOARDING AND DAY school,

for Boys end Young Mon
MIR. x MRs. A. +. LEAVEN WORTH.
PRINCIPALS.
TNIlE SECOND SESSION WILL, OPEN
i on Wednesday, January 9th 1s6l.--rhe School is now
ul ard, as but few vacancies will occur application should
be made early Address,
Il. A. LEAVENWORTII
Nov 31st, 1850.
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MISS NILES OF BOSTON, WILL OPEN
1Vl School for limited number Of scholars from to 10
years Of age, Mt the wcsscoe Water Cure On the 1st
October.
Reterences,--Dn. +. nIGGINsoN, Dr.. c. NJ. GRAU, p.
d. FRANCIS, ESQ.
Bratleboro, Sept. goth, 1s60.-3S
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Where are you goingP' said young gentle
man to an elderly one in a white cravat whom
he overlook few miles from Little Rock. Il
am going to heaven, my son; / have been on
the way there for eighteen years. WE'LL good
bye, old fellow, if you have been travelling
toward heaven eighteen years, and got no near
er to it than Arkansas, II take another route"
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LIST OF AGENTS.

70 whom payments for TIE VERMONT PIidNIX for 1859
may be made,
west Dratteboro, DUNXLEE; Brookline, c. ". STEB-
DlNSj Dover, LYMAN DURRj W. Dover WM II. JON rs;
nunmerston, u. KNIGHT West Duuimcrston, s. w
WILSON Gralton, BENZ. W. DEAN Guiford ELNEl,
MASON ! Gutorl Centre, S. Il. SHELLEY Green River
JoliN ". WALkERi Jamaica, ORIN KNOW LTON, Hall.
IN STEPHEN NILES West Halifax, A. IL. TUCKER;
south Londonderry, j. l.. PIERCE; Marlboro, W. W
nNDEj Fayetteville, j. DUNKLEE, JR.; wnliamsylle
SAMu EL BROWN puney, WM. IloUullTON saxton's
MWer' =; w FAlRBRUrllER Cambfdgcport, A. A. wy
MAN ! Somerset, g. X. MORSE Stratton, MELNIN A.
MNoWLroN Townshend o. BUTrERFIELD West
uIWnshenl, +. ID. SAWYER Vernon, ADDISON WHIT
HE'D WarlsborO, HOLLAND PLiMpTON West Wards.
poro, LlRERrY WILDER; South wardsboro, II. W KID
DER; Westminster, H. c. LANE; Westminster West, H. W.
lAMBllNi Nottingham, ii. N. lIIX; Jacksonville, u. T.
HITCHCOCK Wilmington, ORIGIN SMITH; wndham,
WI. HARRIS, JR.i South wndham, EZRA PIERCE, JR.
chesterfield, NJ IL, II. o. C0OLIDGE; IIinsdale, N. H. c.
j. AMIDON Winchester, N. II Il. NJ. FORBES; North
Bernardston, Ms, N. r. CHAPLIN.
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AT THE DOOR.

From the Country Gcntleman.l
.Who is it knocks this stormy night?
he very careful of the light!'
The good man said to his wife.
And the good wife went to the door;
But never again in all his life
viii the good man see her more.
For he who knocked that night was Death;
And the light went out with little breath;
And the good man will miss his wife,
TIL he, too, goes to the door,
When Death will carry him up to life,
To behold her face once more.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-08

In blowing off steam boiler, under mod
crate pressure, after the water has escaped, the
hand may be held without Inconvenience in the
dry steam which follows; when however, the
steam begins to come so slowly as to have time
to condense upon the hand, the latent heat, not
until then disengaged, will scad severely.
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

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liberal rates Transient advertisements to be paid In ad-
vance,
For all Probate advertisements excepting notices Of appca
tons IN sell Real Estac and for Commissioners Notices
Sl.50 each for three insertions
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-08
BRATTLEBOR0 VALLEY MILLS.
Two COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
-ASD-
TOWN AGENTS IN YER MONT.

The well established importing house of CIIAS BACKMAN
83 New York. has made extensive sale Of the
description OF pure Wines and Liquors to Town Agents
in this State; justly earning by the character Of the goods
sold reputation for selling only pure liquors and at reason
prices which fact should not be overlooked by those who
required by law to purchase and sell none but genuine
Liquors
Application for Goods may be made to CiIAs. BACK
MAN. SO Front-st New York, to his Agents, WIN. W.
DREW, WM ii. ERWIN and THoS. ELLIS, who
thorized to solicit orders.
Reference he made in regard to the character and
standing of the Houses and the superior quality of the
Liquors, to
EDWARD IIUNGERF0RD, Prof Of Chemistry, U. V. NJ.
T. W. TIIAYER NJ d., Dean Of Med. Faculty, u. V. NJ.
W. CARPENTE I, NJ D., Professor do, u. M.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-18
MsA5N.H.OO D,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

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THENATURE, ENTERTAINMENTS AND
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Involuntary Emissions, producing mpotency, Com
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BE ROB. ]. CULYERWsELilI, NJ. D.,
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Sent under zeal to any address, post paid on the
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