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THE EVENING STAR.

OF all the flags that float aloft
Ger Neptuneis gallant tars,
That wave on high, in victory,
Above the sons Of Mers,
Give us the hag-Columbias flag
The emblem Of the free,
Whose flashing stars blazed through our wars
For Truth and Liberty.
Then dip IL, lads, in oceans brine,
And give IL three times three,
And ding IL out, mid song and shout,
The Banner Of the Sea.
Beneath its folds we fear no foe,
Our hearts shall never quail,
With bOsoms bare the storm we'll dare,
And brave the battle gale;
And though the cannon plsw our decks,
The planks with gore run red,
Stin through the fray our Dag Away
Shall CLEAN far over head.
Then dip II, lads, &c.
On every wave, To every shore,
Columbia's flag shalt go,
And through all time Its fame sublime
With brighter hues shall glow;
For Freedoms standard Is our flag,
Its guardians, Freedoms Sons,
And wo betide tn insulter's pride
When we unloose our guns.
Then dip It, lads, &c.
It's enemies our own shall be,
Upon the land or main;
Its starry light shall gild the fight,
And guide our iron rain.
Nor foreign power, nor treason's arts,
Shall shake our patriot love,
While with our life, in peace or strife,
Wen keep that nag above.
Then dip il, lads, &c.
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H. THE REGULAR NAIL LINE
fZsxBsdf p SRsSSgTfSSsRS dsEo Mn fSsl

and PROVIDENCE, FOX BOS-
ToNoInland Routs-Ths shortest and most di-
: :aa c6kaoSWREEHaLf22c f S. Ss'
Williams, in connection with the stoninston and
PIoyidspos, And Bo.,op and Providence Rsilroeds.
leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, from
&c. No 10 North River, Is O'Clock p. NJ, and
sSs s!sa isSSa s; en- !;
n. iPaf sS
Tpssdsy. Tsprsdsy, and s.tyrdsy. From 6rotOn
sfG. ono ,foes:S per railroad
Rrovidsoee and B9stoe. n he E1prsss Mai
Tram, reaching ssad place in advance Of those by
SsSsT 5ostss and in .n.ls sms iot II ne ssry
sensets that prefer L.. remain on board the
sss: G ss:s 81 bs.
Trsn, copneotRg a. frovidescs With the %
FIRE nom trovidenoe 20 Newport, Fifty eents.
"A peggafe master accompanies the steamer and
For fsssssss Bsrths, STATE Rooms, OF FJsIsht,
sHply on board the stsemef, or at the Freight
Once, Pier 10 North River, or &C the Once %
the Company, No. lis w eat street corner OF Cort-
And street New York, Feb. n, 1851.
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DAN RIcs's RHINOcEROs.-ColoneI Preston
one Of the agents Of Dan Rice's Great show has
arrived at Louisville from the Upper Mississippi,
and states that the report that the big rbinoceros
that was thrown overheard by the stea nb boat col
lision was still alive a frst-class sensa-
ton report. The animal was drowned, and
Colonel r., on bis downward trip, succeeded in
recovering its cage, and setting the dead body
ahoat In the Mississippi.
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FKENoH 4 aIktfIEI akNfYHx sg9so 9E. =.

large and complete assortment Of MIitar " Books
OF ell kinds. which they Offer IRON ten 20 6Ay
per cent. below the regular retail prlces.-IB-
"A new edition Of Hsrdee's Infantry and Rife
Fqrhet yofunteers Manual, vols, "a
Anen,e Sompenofum Of Hsrdee's Taetios, so
SrSss, Milltsy snpery. $50
aardee's Tsctios, cheap edition. $50
Inc soldier,s Guide. complete manual and
the Home 6uArd. a5c
The Hand Book for the U. :. Soldier, beips
nrst eook OF instruction TO ths u = Infantry tao
:, Al.o. Military Msps, Mao Of the sssa Of wsr,
fiass, Badges and aedals Of ever, description.
Any OF the skoye sent by nail frs.I -. -
FRENCH a HICHtTftN
ma ~ AZ s~ens. - % .--vs-s-
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X. 5ssgEsS sss

And WEST, Trsins lssvss NohTH
EE51m ch:T asS !, + Ny ssh street
and $50 and pm. \ B& m a-' INV %,
Troy and Albany with llO rs D M fs.nd.. A.,
sleeping oarb TO- Is ,. m Diluted i NAss IN
Poughkeepste train 6, t6 60 ana
m. lis p. m. 80" IN
PsskskilI train. xcep m lSpm.
S.rs - aSis.so m ID m, and as Ard
Z ~ ~ Ano s@ pm e,3p. m. s. =
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY.

- NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUPERlNTENDENT'S OFPICE,l
CALVERT STATIeN, Baltimore. May 10, 1861.
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY ar
rive and depart a. follows, until further notice,
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL et815 A. NJ,
ExPRESS at - p. M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at p.
with trains on the Western Maryland Railroad:
q Hanover Junctlo with Hanover and 6ettsb3H
Railroads; at York with York and Wrights Vile
Railroad; At Harrshurg With Pennsy MIA Rail
road for all parts of the West, Also with Lebap non
Valley Railroad TO Nets York direct: al Northum
bertrand with and b. railroad for Kingston and
ali parts Of Wyoming Valley and at Sunbury with
ne Phlladelphla and Erie Railroad for ali parts
Northern Pennsylvanis and New York.
The $50 Z. NJ train makes AL the above conneo-
nons except Hanover Railroad, Wriehtsvllls
Rallrosd spd the lebanon Valley Railroad.
Inc L: NJ train makes connections with Penn
syiVanla HaIlrCad for al parts of the Wost. and
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE
MAI! at 8 10 NJ; EIpre,s at IS A. NJ; Harris
ourg Accommodation at rs p
For TICKETS and information insuire At thu
Ilcket Once, Calvert Station, Batimore,
j. G. CLARK, SUIT.
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El 70 FoST MSSsSE IND OLD

rSS Fog E "a HzgSSsS 1x t5S Old
,ss .d s III e asS SpSD Bal
~ O'Clock r. NJ tai inE passengers and feIs he, and
connecting With the Railroad lines, 70 ard from
ton, York, HsrrIsburg, PIttsburf, p. and the
West Immed iately sf the arrival Of the Express
The following IL the Schedule:
From New York to Fort Monroe and back. SN
From Baltimore and bact....-.--.. .. as.
DPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. at the New Jersey Rsilroad Once
f0pt of CouTtland street.
In PhLadelphIs, at the Company's once. NJ. w.
CORNER Of Sixth and Chestnut streets or az the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
Ia Baltimore, on board the Steamers. foot of
Union Dock. HUGH Q'CONNER,
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GREAT BARGAINS IN PiANOs.-Oue YER,
- nice hail sons make for $50; one--
x Hs me NICE kosevood ChlckerinEs' EnsLsv "A
pake Ior us, ct the Music Store Of w. s.. METZ.
~. sole .sSsnt 81 stsinvsy & sons5 and
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ID There were 10 removals on SATURDAY. in
the New York custom house
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M. n FALLS, Prcs't.
MIitS.SI9E AND BAL


sfssEEAIk s sskfET e. kk5 sSSgTE F1 "
Il. E1ds.aoa n S,1 T.S. s.s
ssssss :: ::s!ss ls1s 81: :. station.
A n@s s~,m A fi.s ss,m
=, Pm s8pm
Train with sleeping
Conneetng 81 Albany with the New Tors Cen
trel RAILROAD for Schenectady. Rochester, Utica
Batavis, Rome, and stations on Rome and water
Suspension Bridge, Auburn. Geneva, CsnsndslIus.
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and suspsn-
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo snc : axe Huron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Foo Du Lac
ks Crosse, Madison; Prsiris Du CHEN, Ca ns,
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, q uIpoy, Sprint heId,
Alton, 81 bops, Cairo, Terre ute ind ara poIs
Louisville, ClnoIDnan, Layton. Coun bus, ClsVe-
land, and 81 points West, Northwest and South
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy h
Boston and Rens. Il Saratoga Roads for Sarstofa
Whitehall, Rutland Burlington, IT A lbans Rouse
POINT, Plattsburgh, OgdensbuIEh, Montreal, 40,
IL Freight Arrangements BY this route az
above, without change OF Cars, from the Depots "a
Chambers and canal streets. are at al times as
favorable as made by 9TH Railroad CompanIss,
The iaoil'tes Of thus great New York Rcuts, 80 the
90 shi ppers Tor promptness and Dispatch.
Passenger trains, with Smoking and SlAepint
Cars run In connection on the New York Central
For Psroqls,. =. to local srsin. ,ns frsish, n
A. 3. SMITH Guberintsndsnt
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loop hRTlCLBS.-MOQRE' INSECT and
o. vERMIN DESTROYER will rid You OF
NHosones, BED Bugs, Ants, 90; Moore's Rat and
Mouse ExtermI nator never fails. Moore's BenTne
Siu remove paint, vern.sh or grease of any kind
nx, the most delicate fabric silk OF wooden, with
gu injury 70 color or otherwise Will clean KID
Gi0yes beautifully, with little labor. For sae Al
MMoy,ESSsS 6rsat Medicine Depot. lis Pa. as..
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ruzzunu NEW, HokK, ,HARkEM AND
~ ALBANY RAILROA
49," LEhyiNG NEW YORK FOR

Sg LEh kHtBANE Ne RmAltTRoHkkkP. roR
ALBANY, TROY, MSRTs AND t@8hA foh
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday, May nth, ISL.
For Abeny-llOO q. m. fast express train from
For Dover Pl.ins-.:ocp .. m stopping at White
PlSln. and stations north 10 Dover P!ains-ffom
This train viii run to millerton every Saturday
or cfoton FsIls-s:Isa. m. stopping at all s,.
ti2ns north of Eordham from sssh street station.
Por w bite Plaine-2:sa, <:l0 AID son ,. m. rtOp-
For w bite Plsins-s:'5p ,. m. stop.ins a. al ,..-
ions from w hite street station.
For William: BTiassa7s, MS q n: and s:sO ..
Returning will leave
htoenyppsSo .. m; last Ell ress train.
IeLton ever, Monday morning 81 :. M NH
GIoton Palls-6p. m.
Williams Bridges. $50 n a.. m' q 10 Pm M
.,Iset TO-. Contra Psrf. Yortv,tis' aSTls@ and
yShSf T Tifcfif tifo% ass: se ss p to
c. uNEw YORK. AND ERIE RAIL
Passenger T I a3aP l..r. vi. p.vO-
ss s.f Nss .RS E2n. HS sa.s from foot
100 .. m, EXPRESS for Dunkuk, and Buffalo,
and pfinoipsi intsrmeH n'e Stations.
cauors-Thls Train ramalns over mig ht at ElmIra
and proceeds the next morning.
s@s m: MILK DALI, for Onsville, and inter
mcos a. N RECONSIDERATION. daily, for Por.
JeryIs, and PRINCIPAL Stat,9ns
500 2: m; NTGHT .EXPR Ess. daily, for Dun
The Train Of Saturday stop az ali Mail Tfsin
sss,,0n., .p Sc 5s1s 9s Nn e E TdN
CHAs. MINoT, seur sup,t
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
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GUNBOATs FOR III, WESTERN RIVERS.

QUARTERMAsIER GENERAL's OYYIcx, 4
Washtagt0a, Jsae IL, 1851.
PROPOSALS are invited for oonstTuctinr 6;up-
boats upon the w estern rivers
specifications will be Immediately prepared and
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh, and at this Office.
Proposals from boat bull ers and englne-build
Gre alone will be considered. ~.
Plans submitted by bidders viii be taken into
oonslderenon. nj. @. MElGS,
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FoH tAs DsNeesst, St. CIssd, Mlss
Ifyou are, or have boon troubled v 18th the had.
eche, send ior box, (CePhaio Pills D 10 that yov
may have them In case OF ln.Attack,
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sss fSSsIs l!:!:; as: :: T ISss..
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Doors AND sa0Es TO SUE IHE

u TINES.
We arc now manufacturing all tinds os RnOTs
And SHOES, and CONSTANTLY reorivlng 1900
sspsly OF eastern made work Of every de- &7S{a
pc sola % . mnch lower price than has beens ~
ARTICLES, '~i
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern on
ely made work; will always 6nd good assor smen
~ storc ana ~ ire lowest rrlocs.l Give ue q GALL
GRIFFIN BRO,
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Fs1 fh EssSsisss, Ns./stk, ".
ssses, with entire success.
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FSsss hs Adswfis~, PyssiXss<s, X, l.
. The testimony In their favor Ii strons from TN
most ros pootab'e quarters. '""u' ~
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Fye1 tks ExANiasr, NorfolL, Va,
,CelhaHc Pills accomplish the object for vhieh
Hey were made, VIE: Cure Of hesdaohe In Ill itl
forms. ~ "
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Fte~ tie Western X. r. 8sssfts. afssss, Ill.,
We heartily endoIse Mr.. spalding. and his III
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Few hs Sosshsrr PstA Fsdsy, Nsss OYIssss, La,
LII them you that are afflicted, sndyo are ssrs
numerous list that has rooeiyed bens6tS fiSt M
other medicine oan produce, NV
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE.
1NlRS. CECILIA YOUNG Will resume her
Glasses in Vocal Music on Monday next, Septem-
Der 9Th a. her residence, No. 426 Eleventh street,
between and SITS. Terms made known on ap-
piioaton, ne 2-lmeo
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Fo~ tbs st. Lesfs Dsnss,st,
ne immense demand for tbs srtisIs (CszksIi,
Pllls) ID rapidly increasing.
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fress ~ ksSsSAs ValIss Star, Ksssseks, ",
sohe, who try them, viii stuck 10 them,
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I AFAYETTE INSTITUTE,
L. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
367 j street, between 18th and l4th.
SESSION viii commence MONDAY, Septem-
Der 9th. Circulars at BoOkstnrea Reference In
made to resident Clergymen, Senators Foot, Fos-
tor, Harris, Wade, Trumbull, Harlan, and others.
l.. g. LOOMS, A. NJ,
au lO-Sl TAT, I'm Principal.
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Fon tie Adssrtissr, Pysr!Ssscs, ri
Ihe Cephalie Pills srs said to be q rornsrks bl,
eneotlve remedy for the headache, and ono Oh he
has over boon discovered "0"
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GIBBS HAIR STORE,
No. 242 Pa. Az. BET. 18th AND lSTH SITS,
PEhEUMERYf e. BRAlDS. CURLS, WIGS.
Always on hand, or made TO order at the shortest
noHce, hsIr WORK repaired or exchanged.
N. B.-Ladies' Hair Dyed in the most natural
manner. sIn
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8 c III 90 l. For 8 M ALL BOYS,
- No 271 ST., CORNER nth
This School will reopen on Monday, September
"a. Clrcudars at Bookstores. For further infor-
RsfsrsnesS-Dr. :. u. Loomis, Professor l.. C.
LOomIs 8-AO2H
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAJ
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
"a, An Fall RIVER:

NATHANIEL MiRsHhi.% Reoeir:f SEN supt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26
ARrEMAs WARD IN THE ARMY.

As previously informed you, am captain
of the Baldinsvlle Company. riz gradoolly
but maiesticaly from drummer's secretary to
my present position. But | found the ranks
wasn't full by no means, and commenced to re-
kroot Having notst gineral desire on the
part of young men who are in the Krisis to wear
eppets, determined to have my company ex-
kloosively of ofissers, every body to rank as a
brigadier general. The follerin was among the
varis questions put to rekroots;-
. DO you know masked battery from chunk
of Gingerbread
Do you know a epplet from piece of chalk
If trust you with a real gun, how many men
of your own company do you spec you can
manage to kill during the warp
Hev you ever heerd of Gineral Price, of MIS-
souri,, and can you avoid similar aksldents IN
case of battle?
Hev you ever had the measles and II So now
manyp
How are you nowP
Show me YOUR tung &C., SC. Some of the
questyuns was sarkastkal. =, 80,
We are progressing putry well win our arm.
As all are commanding othcsers' tnere amt no
jealousy, and as we air all exceedih smart, 1t
Soin,t worth while to try to outstrip each other.
The dee of company composed exkloosively
of commanders in chief origernated, / spose
skurcely need say in these Branes. Considered
as a idee, hatter myselfitis purity heity. We've
got all the tacktics at our tungs ends, but what
we particularly eksel in its restin muskits. We
can rest muskits with any body.
Our corpse will do its duty. We 90 to the
aid of Columby-we fight for the stars.
Wen be chopped into sassige meat before
wel exhibit our cought tales to the foe
Wen fight till there's nothing left of us but
our little toes, and even they shall defatly
wiggl. Ever of thee
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GATHERING AS 1T GOES.

1t was Thanksgiving morning, bright, old
fashioned Thanksgiving morning. A fall of
snow the previous night was joyGully welcomed
by Il juvenile party in one of our northern cities,
some of whom were enjoying the sport of snow
balling each other, while others had by their
united exertions, formed snow ball, which by
its magnitude excited the wonder of the young
er spectators.
There was, however, one amongst the crowd
who gazed at the snow ball with the eyes of a
philosopher-a man of the world-l say man,
for though Joe Climber had not yet seen his
twelfth birth day, he was perfect specimen of
the precocious street boy, whose intellect had
been matured by hunger and sharpened by ne =
cessty. He had obtained from the servant"
to whom his application had been made through
the area ratings, an order to clear away the
snow from the door-steps, and having complet-
ed the Job to his own satisfaction, was now,
while waiting for the remuneration of his labor,
watching with u combination of childish inter
est and cool calculation, the progress of accu-
mutation in the SNOWFALL, as the boys rolled it
to and fro in the snow.
at grows bigger and bigger every turn"
said the little fellow to himself as he leaned
contemplatyely on his broom. "That's the
way to get to be a great man."
The attitude and something in the features
of the young spectator attracted the attention
of Mr. Maudsley, the owner of the house, who
was standing at his pirlor window at the mo-
ment, and by his order, servant intimated to
the ragged sweeper that he was to come in to
her master, who wished to speak to him. Some
what surprised but nothing daunted, he follow
ed the servant into the hall, and having care
fully deposited his shovel and broom on the
door-mat marched directly into the parlor,
where he was told he would find Mr.. Maudsley,
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

FOR ONEsQUAREo Of rweLvg LINES less nonparei tyne
Uhe smallest size used) rREE INSERTIONS ali Tor each
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advertisers by the column fractiona parts thereof AZ
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vance
For all Probate advertisements excepting notices Of appca
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S1.50 each for three Insertions.
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II sent by mail the money must accompany the order.
For BUSINESS CARDS in the FIRST column from $500 $500
per year according to the space they occupy.
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A MERICAN HOUSE, BRATTLEBORO
IN Vt CHARLES =. sIMONDs, PRoPniEroR
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A ID. & A. G. NOURSE, Manufacturers of
"A Doors, Sashes, and Blinds, and Dealers in Lumber.
Steam Mil for Planning, Saving, Mouldings, &c, &c.
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
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LIST OF AGENTS,

TO whom payments for THE VERMONT plGNIx, for 1861,
may be madei
West Brattleboro, A DUNKLEEj Brookline, G. w sTED
DINsi Dover, LYMAN BURR W. Dover, wM II. JONES'
WILSON Grafton, BENZ. w. DEAN Guiford, ELMER
MASON Guliord Centre, s. l.. SIBLEY Green River,
J. B. DICKINSON; Jamaica, d, q. DEXrEh Halt
fax. STEPHEN NILES West Halifax, A. H. TU UCkERi
Londonderry, CAS. W WIIITNEYi South Iondondcrry,J
l.. PIERCE, Marlboro, W. W. LYNDBi fayettevillc,J.
DUNKLEE, JR.; williamsve SAMUEL BROWN Put
ney wM. HOUuIIrON; Saxton's River, q. w FAIR
BROTHER Cambridgeport, A. A. W1MAN Somerset, g..
X. MORSE; Stratton, MELVIN A. kNOWLTON Towns
hend, D. BUTTERFIELD West Townshend, l.. W. PAGE;
Vernon, ADDISON WHITFIELD; Wardsboro, llOl-
LAND PLtMPrON; West Warlsboro, LlhERrf WlLDERj
LANE; Westminster West, u. W. HAMBLINi Nottingham,
II. N. lIGXi jacksonville, REUBEN HATCHj Wilmington,
WELLS SNOW; winlham, WM. HARRIS, JR.; South
winlham, EZRA PIERCE, JRi Cheserhed, N. H. II. o.
COOLIDGE; uns hle n H., g. j. AMID0N Winchester,
N II Il. NJ. FORBE5 North Bernardston, Mass, N 2.
CHAPLIN.
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A T HOW E'S Picture Gallery
IA Daguorreotypes, Ambrotypes, sphereoypes Photo
graphs Pictures this establishment are mounted
by the different meto Is and warranted stand
the test of time and climate BratteDoro, Vt.
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G. MEAD, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law practicing in the Courts Of Vermont and New
Hampshire AGENT OF rnF 4ETNA Fire Insurance CoHpa
ny and Wndham County Mutual do. Also Agent to pro
Pensions, and Bounty Land. Commissioner for the
states Of New York and New Hampshire, California and
Notary Public.
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KITTREDGE HASKINS, Attorney and
IN Counselor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, WILL
EVANSVILLE, VT.
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I RETTING, CABINET MAKER AND
Carver, Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds Of Gus
tom made Furniture. Picture Frames DESCRIPTIONS Mt
wholesale aud retail. Carving and Repairing FURNITURE
done short notice. and all work give sasao
ton. Corner Main and High Streets.
Sign American Eagle.
Bratleboro. Vt.
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IL NJ. FO II B ES, ATTORNEY
ILsAND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
WINCHESTER, n. H.
Also, Agent for the Atlantic and Rockingham Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies.
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I II. & w. Ii. ESTERBROOKS
~ Manufacturers and Dealers in Empire State Victor,
sewarts and Genesee Valley Cook Stoves Paror and Box
Stoves and Hot Air Furnaces.
Also Plows, oultyators Road scrapers, Churns Iron
Sinks Russia and English Stove Pipe, Stove
Furniture, Japan and Common Tin Ware
No Exchange Block, BRATTLEBORO, VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

MI ORSE & NASH'S Livery Stable,
~ In the rear Of the Drattleboro House, Main Street,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

o. +. GALE, Surgeon and Ply scian
VI Office No. Granite Row. directly opposite Brattie-
boro House, Brattleboro, Vt.
Residence, Elliot St., ID door West Revere House.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

ID SIMON DIS, Manufacturer and Deale
In Ladies', Misses, Chdren's and Boys Roots she's
Caters and nubbers opp the Post omee, an.st Bratte
bOrO, VI. ~ N'"'''N
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

GEORGE HOWE, Attorney & Counsellor
~ at Law and solicitor and Master in Chancery
BRATTLEB0RO, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

II. STEDMAN, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AND
~ Surgeon, West Drattleboro Vt
hhu professional experience Of nearly thirty years.
ana being familiar with the systems practice in
vosue ~ M present dy Dr. s. hopes adapt his treatment
to the demands Of each individual case-2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

Dust PEARSON, DENTISTS,
- pay particular attention to the preservation Of the
natural Teeth Also insert on ID Platlna Rubber
or SILVER Pate-use Electricity extracting teeth and treat
Irregularities In Chldren's Teeth successfully.
once ant Residence nearly opposite the
Church-former residence Of the late a. @. HALL
o. II. Posr. r N pr,asox
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i r. WARREN, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN
~ . aha sarison. Removed from Fayetteylc.l Resi-
d,nce on dreen Street. ONCE In Fisk's Block Main st.
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OSEPH STEEN, Bookseller, Publisherand
~ satoner, corner of Main and High sts Brattleboro VI
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CEWELLMORSE,P Practical STAIR BUun-
- err. Shop at Dwinel Blss's the Bridge, Brae
bOrO, Vt.
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~ p. WESSELHOEFT, MD,
w. Homeopathic Physician,
3O Lawrence WAter Cure. Brnttehoro
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"OODCOCK & VINTON, Paper Manu-
w facturers All kinds Of Printing Paper made 10 Or
~ Cash paid for White and Brown Rags Brattleboro