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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-16

Festival. The Ladica of the Brniiicboro'
Unversnist Sosy will hold their Annual and Festival
at TOWN HALL WEDNESDAY EVE JAN. 18TH
No efforts will be spared in consequence the times to
make the occasion pleasant all who may attend
Fancy Articles, Refreshments, &c, will be sold at low
prices and the Varieties will be up in manner to
please all.
All are invited.
Tickets to Festival loci Children 1Oc.
Tickets to Dance, SOC.
Brattleboro, Jan I, 1862.
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- 7 A re OF YER NJ ION 4 ,
~ WINDIIAM, IS. Is CHAScERY.

LEVI N. EDDY vs. EVERETT NJ. ALLISON ct al
Whereas, the - day Of December, A. d. 1891 Levi
Eddy VI Newlane, in said County, hed in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Court Of Cncery for said County his Petition
against Everett NJ Allison, late Of said Nswane aud Frank
lin Sawyer Of the Newine setting forth that said AL
son IN the 9th day Of March, d. 1851 morsaEed the
Petitioner the undivided half Of SawN aud land thereto
belonging situated in Ncwne aforesaid being the con-
vyed to said Allison by the Petitioner by deed dated July
l3 1900, conditioned for the pay ment Of Sl376 specified
In our r0missuy Notes for SSj75 and the others for
500 eac, one OF which notes due AMI unpaid Aud
also setting forth that since the execution said mortgage
said Allison conveyed the premises to said Franklin
Sawyer, and praying that the equity Of redemption Of said
Allison and sawyer In said premises may be foreclosed,
which Petition Is made rsturnablc to the next Term Of the
Court Of Chancery to he held Newfanc, in and m
said County, the second Tuesday Of April A. u. 1s62
And being made to appear that the said Allison has len
this State, so that the common and ordinary process Of said
Court cannot he served upon him. It ordered by the Chan
ceor that the Petitioner notify said Everett NJ Allison Of
his said Petition anl Of the Term Of said Court which the
same reurnahe by publishing the substance thereof with
this order, for three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Phrnx, printed ut Brltieboro in aid County, the las pub
caon % be at least twenty days previous to said April
Term which will be deemed sufficient notice to said Allison
to appear and make answer 10 said Petition.
X. TYLER Ciert.
Geo Howe Pld3. Solicitor. 3w2
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C,TATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. s. s

lTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. 5.
~ The Hon. Probate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of NATHANIEL
SMITH, late Of Warlsboro, in said District deceased
Greeting:
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
The apple on OF HOLLAND PLIMPTON, executor of the
last viii said deceased for extension Of the
tofrc limited to him settle said Estate and pay the debts
and gacics of said deceased, tn Session thereof
held the Probate ONCE in Brattebnrl, in said District
the last Thursday Of January, A. D. 1862, when where
you may appear and be heard in the premises IL you choose
Il, ". CLARKE, Register.
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TEE TIL. The subscriber having lately returned from
his Southern tour would in calling the attention Of the pub
lc return his thanks to his patrons generally and to those
especially who have continued their support the past
eighteen years, feeling u be atterng testimonial Of their
confidence in his professional skill.
He continues to perform all operations for preserving,
be auyg and restoring the Teeth in his usual careful and
tn orougH manner.
Teeth inserted Gold Silver and Rubber, with all the late
Improvements. Please call. A. D. PUTNAM.
Brrttleboro, May /, 1S6.-lS
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g 7 "A TIE OF We II NJ 0 n T. -,
~ .Windham County Court, September Term, 1861.
lBANK.0F BRATTLEBoRO' vs.. NoURsE, MASON X co.
and Trnstens.

lBANh.Of BRATTLEBORU Va. NOURSE, MASON CO.
and Trustees.
Whereas at the present Term OF this Court the President
Directors and Company Of the Bank Bratcboro corpo-
ration duly established by law ut Brateboro in said Coun
~, brought their action joel Nourse and Peter lar
Vey OF boston, in the County Of Suffolk and Samuel Davis
of Worcester, in the County Of Worcester all in the
Massachusetts,, cOpartners under the firm Of Nour.e, Mason
Co. and declared against them upon the
OF indebHdfuS dsSupS, demanding thousand dollars
damages, and also upon draft dated April 2nd, 1861
drawn by H. T. Taft upon the defendants and by Them
cepted in favor of Marcus Woen and by said Woren
endorsed to the plaintiffs, payable three months after date
for the of Si00i and also summoned Wheeler French
Jason Davenport, W. r. BiXby and VIM Bixby Trustees
OF said defendants And it appearing that said Peter ar
Ney and Samuel Davis have not had personal notice Of this
suit is ordered by the Court that the he continued
the next Term of said Court be held Newftne, ia and
for said County of Wndham the second Tuesday Of
April A. D. 1862 and that the lantis Hntiy the defend
ants of the pendency thereof aud Of the Term u the Court
to which the same is continued by publishing the substance
of their writ with this ordcr Tor three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoenix printed said Bratteboro the last
publication to he at least six weeks previous sail
April Term, which will be deemed sufficient notice to said
defendants to appear and make to said action.
X. TYLER Clerk.
EChss X Field, Pits. Attorney. 3w2
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LASELL FEMALE SEMINARY.

FNllE NEXT TERM BEGINS ON THURS
l. DAY, FEBRUARY 20 This Institution has been, since
Its formation, (en ycarsD and continues be- under the
same 1t luc ted ten miles from Boston, On In,
Worcester Railroad, and offers tie best advantages for lepae
{ education
| For Catalogues, &c, apply to
q. W. BRIGGS, Principal.
/ Auburn Dale Mass. Ian lgg1-gN9
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WRAPPING PAPER.

CUITABLE FOR DRY GOODS AND
- Groceries, for sale the lowest rates at the Book bind
cry. n O EDWARDs
Aug II, ls61.-33
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BLANK HOOKS

nFALL KINDS FOR SALE CHEAP AND
~ Paper Ruled and Bound In any desired style, BY
Aug. IL, lS6l.--S3 Y. O. EDWARDS
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GTATIONERY. A FULL ASSORTMENT
y NJ Pepper Pens Envelopes aud all other articles Sta
ti,nery ut fELTON'S book Store.
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NEW BOOKS.


THE SUTHEBLANDs, ny ANrnoNr RurLrbGr.
EpIsTLE TO THE CHURCHES, BY TRENCH.
SONGS IN MANY KEYS, By U.w. HOLMES.
SPARE HOURS, BY JonS BRowS.
SIR THOMAS BROWN.
LESSONS IN LIFE, By TrTcoMB.
ARMIES OF EUROPE, b.. GEN MCCLELLAN.
OUR FAVORITE POETS.
CLoIsTER AND HEARTH, BY READn.
LAMPLIGHTERs STORY, BE- DrcKESs.
And others,
FELTON'S BOOK STORE
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DERBY LINE, January 7, 1861.
cOLBi'S Anti-Costiye and Tonic
experiencing the same beneficial
increase Of dose. II affords me
ding ohcm to the favorable CON
pORrUS BAXTER, NJ. Q.
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Tallahassee, LEoN Co, Florida, July II, 1860.
To Dr. HERMcK, Albany, N MY dear Doctor;-I write
this 70 inform you Of the wonderful effect Of your Sugar Coat
ed Pills my elder daughter. For three years she has been
affected with bilious arrangement Of the system, sadly i'm
pairing her health, which has ben steadily failing during
that period When in New York in April last friend ad
ys me test you Pills. Having the fullest confidence
in the judgment Of FRIEND obtained supply Of Messrs.
barnes Park, Druggists, Park Row. New York. On
turning home. ceased all other treatment and admins
tered your pills, each night. The Improvement in her
feelings, complexion, digestion, etc. surprised all.
rapid and restoration health has been the
suit We used less than five boxes and consider her entire
y well. consider the above just tribute you ply
scian and 1t will be the Of inducing many to
ldop' your Pills as their family medicines.
remain, dear sir, with many thanks,
Your obedient servant
S. G. MORRISON.
Herricit's X id Strengthening PInsters cure
In tive hours pains and weakness Of the breast side
back and Rheumatic Complaints in equally short period
NJ time Spread beautiful white lamb skim their
ects the Inconvenience and each will
from one week to three months. Price Is .ns.
ItrrcEs Sl5l Coated Pills and Kid Pasters sold by
Druggists anil Merchants in all parts Of the United States
Canadas and S1ch America and may be obtained by calling
for them by ia ir full name. DIR. L. r. HERRICK Co,
lyis36 Albany, n. Y.
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~ OLD FRIENDS II
In the fright Place
lERRICE'S SUGAR COATED PILLS

| Inc BEST fAMlL1 CAIllAk
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years by five millions Of per
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isfaclion; contain nothing iniu-
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pal physicians and surgeons in
the Union ! elegantly coated
with sugar.
Large Boxes 25 cents: Eve
Boxes for one Dollar. Full di-
lrections with each box.
Warranted superior to any
Pin before the public.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs
Il the citizens Of Brdttcboro and vicinity that he has
rented the Dental Ro1ms lately occupied by Dr. Comegys
over W. H. El'1ns Flour store, where he will be pleased to
see any who may be In need Of the services Of Dentist
/. n. PEARSON
Brattleboro, Aug s. ls60.-tf32
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chair, and the Marquis without pausiCg to
pass any further compliments, and especi-
ally denying all compliment to himself upon
the occasion, was glad to escape as soon as
possible the effects of his ill-timed awk-
wardness. 1t seems that the Emperor is
: much embarrassed by this assumption of
power on the part of her Majesty: and,
while owning that the cause is due to him
g self alone, has scarcely so much power to
luell the spirit as he possessed when he
raised it by appointing Eugeuie l, to pre-
side over the Council in her quality of re-
gent presumptive. They say about the
court that her Majesty gains in energy aud
perseverance all that the Emperor is losing
day by day; and that the disgust and dis
appointment which have already once
before seized upon his Majesty have again
been apparent; and that he has need to
be driven to business in order to trans
act it. The hesitation in speaking to the
National Guard, on the 18th of August,
andiin making his promised allocutiOn to
the corps sdiplomatique, and now his
sudden breaking up of the Council of
State after such great results from its
convOcation had been anounced,-all
proves that for the present moment some
great weariness of soul depresses and
dispirits him. They say that since the
crooked turn taken by politics in Italy,
he has owned to one or two of his init.
mate friends that he entered into Italian
affairs merely for the sake of thwarting
England in return for her perpetual
thwarting of his plans in the East. His
expression,upon the subject is said to be
more explanatory than nice-'.Ah! tn
n1'embeteS tO1yourS en- Z'UyYutc attends .je
m'en UGis tem6eteS a ton tour en- NaLie :"
The Palais Royal meanwhile is assn.
ming formidable aspect Dissidence has
set in there likewise. The Princess clo-
tide insists upon her fathers possession
of Rome, and Prince Napoleon would
much like to behold this desired conclu-
sion likewise: and although every day the
foundation of kingdom of Naples is
talked of in Philippe Egalite's palace, yet
never is the occupant of that throne men
toned by the name of Murat, while invi-
diOus visitors have solemcnly declared to
have heard frequent hints thrown out
concerning the exactneSs of the fit of the
Bourbon crown to the somewhat fat head
of Victor EmmanuePs son-in-law. It
seems this idle jesting has given umbrage
to the Emperor, for only day or two ago
the Prince received intimation that he was
to consider himself as having enjoyed
sufficiently the delights his new pater-
nifty, and that he must prepare to take
another journey-this time to Spain,
Corsica, and Egypt. He is ordered to land
at Binrritz en- PaSsant to receive definite
orders and warnings, but hidden not to
expect that any suggestion of his can
alter the things which are, and to regard
his cause, now become that of Victor
Emmanuel, as lost one for the present.
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had no existence when the ceremony was
performed? And as a matter ofconscieuce
and good morals, ought not an English
married pair to insist upon the celebration
of a silver wedding at the end of twenty
Eve years, in order to legalize and mutu-
ally appropriate that corporeaI growth of
which both parties have individually come
into possession sinre they were pronounced
one flesh ?-HGwth0rne, in the atlantic.
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY
Is. ID THAT IS THE QUESTION.

rT1HE Proprietors of the HPARIsIANC CABINET OF
Il WONDERS, ANATOMY, and MEDICINE" have
the benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR of their
most instructive and interesting lectures on Mar
riage and Its DisquAlifcations, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decline of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
ness Depression, Loss of Energy andfVital Pow
ers the Great Social Evils and those MaladieS which
TSDnTanee of pbvsiooSv sns NStnTsl ThsSe S
inv lluable Lectures have been the Of enlight
ening and saving thonsands, and will be forwarded
FREQ on the receipt Of four stamps, by addressing
sECRETARY 7PERTUGN CABINET OF ANATOMY AND
MEDICINE, SOS Broadway, New YoSt. je2l-ly
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A Gard to the People!
Now is Your Time to Save Money!

Bargainsl Bargains!! Bargainsl!!
TN consequence Of the fact. that all Cotton Goods
l are advancing very rapidly, and the indications
that they will very soon be higher than at any
previous time, have purchased large and Gpleneh
stock Of FOrei-n and Domestic Dry Goods, VII feh
have in store, No. SO Main eet Centre Wheeling,
and to which would respectfully invite the Atten-
tou Gf the public, intend selling the stock out
1T the Od prices, and goods even cheaper than
they we've ever known before. 81 that all peTsons
needing goods, who will need them very FOOn, bad
batter avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves, they i'll save money by max
ing their purchases this time; besides they viii
have a good assortment to make their selections
from.
Ny stock consists. in part. Of Brown and Bleached
Musins, Calicos, Mems and BOys wear OF every de-
scription Checks FIannels, GnghAInS ShaWis. Table
and Towei Diapers, Irish Linens aud Shirt BoaOms,
ParasoIs. Shaker Hoods Hoop skirts, Lace md GEen-
adine Wells. White Goods Laees, EmbroderieS Of all
LADIEsI LADIES! Your special attention il
invts1 to nv very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS,
which is he largest, cheapest and most eomPlets Of
the season Lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods, Mozambiques, Bsrnge Auglais. &C., in
great variety. Please call early, a. will mako IL
greatly to your advantage 70 do 20.
Yours very respectfully,
Js24 No. as Main st, Centre wheeling, Va
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Ba~MAKE NorE OF IT That

ding to the spaes 6seuSsd and tho
made.
ers. to be paid for in adUance.
Business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
OF $6 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than a square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
tho Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate sent them
be paid for at the usual rates.
A8-Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Noticesof unerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents zach. nouv11-'59
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session Of the Thirty
Seventh Congress.
rPUBL1c-No. 1921

AN ACT to establish and equalizo the grades ofIine
officers of the United States Navy.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiVes of the United States of America in Con-
gresS assembled That the active list of line officers of
the United States navy shall be divided into nine
grades. taking rank according to the date of their
commissions in each grade, as follows, viz:
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4a1lp gntelltgtntet
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

t"hLa%W Lga%WHo Is 1r-That is not ni3SA annoS
q by flies, during these warm, sultry days7-
You may easily ria your house of them
3 and in very few days, by using th,
4 LlGHTN1NG FLY KILLER. Price 8 cents.
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DIRclOSIIreg Concerning
the Failure and Defeat OF GarIbnI-
dis Scheme-The Hand that n VO-
man had In At.
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wheeling Wholesale 81 Retail
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

THE undersigned may be found at i 49
~ Main Street, where extensively
engaged in manufacturing the latest and best styles
and quality OF Ladies', Msses, Childrens, Boys and
and necessities Of the citizens OF Wheeling and the
surrounding country, which we offer at wholesale
aud retail at prices which cannot fail to please the
W We invite the trade, and the public, to cali and
examing our goods. While we gratefully remember
most sanEuine expectations, we hope in the future
to merit continuance and to share large increase
Having lsrgCly reinforced our manufacturing de-
partment, with experienced and accomplished me-
chanics we arc prepared to manufacture styles and
sizes to order for the trade aud public.
nov22 JAS. W. PILLSBURY co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-11

IMPORTANT TAX LAW DEcIsIoNs.-The
commissioner of internal revenue has made
The following decisions Publishers of printed
books. magazines, pamphlets, newspapers re-
views, and all other similar publ cations, are
kable to assessment as dealers. If the sales OF
A publisher are 10 those who buy to sell again,
or if this part Of his bushes is considerable SO
thai he procures stock and arranges his bust
ness with reference to such sale, he should be
olassed as a wholesale dealer, even though a
rprtian of his sales is to those who buy for
ther own use: The commissioner also decides
the art. cles produced by job printers, htho-
graphers and engravers, which are made upon
speclfed or,ers, not beng known as articles
Of commerce, are exempt from duty as manu-
facturers. job printers, engrayers and ltho-
graphers, whose business is confined TO the
production of articles covered by the foregoing
rule of exemption, are not liable to assessment
as manufactures.
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on Indian affairs was instructed 10 inquire |
whether any further legislation was necessary
in relation TO Indian funds held by tho Gov
erument, and report by bill or otherwise,
Ga motion of Roscoe Conkln, thu President
was requested, il in his opinion not iNoompatl-
BILE with tho pablo interest, 70 transmit 10 the
House the last 0lllclal report Of General
Buell., ..... ....r .. ..
Mr. Van Wyek introduced bill to provide
for the immediate payment { clothing lost IN
service by soldiers, aud q bill increasing the
pay of priyates, non-commssloaed officers
and musicians, us .ra... .ts a5E
Mr., Stevens introduced q bill 70 indemnify
the President and others for suspending the
privilege Of the writ of habeas corpus, and
acts done in pursuance thereof
Mr.. Vallandigham objected and second
reading and question required "shall the bill
be rejected ~ .-....... .......-. SOD
The House refused to reject--34 against 80.
The bill was then read The second time.
Mr. Stevens moved TO postpone the bill TIL
next Thursday, and make it special order
for that day.
Mr.. Valiandigham objected
Mr.. Cox desired that il be referred TO the
JuulClhll CoHlu!lltee' |#-
Mr., Stevens then asked that the bill be put
on It's passage.
Main question ordered, SO against AZ.
Mr.. Holman moved TO table the BILL
House refused IS against SO. Bill passed,
90 against i5. ..... .... ...,...
Mr.. Wright offered resolution that the
rebellion of the seeded states against the gov
eminent and laws, was deliberately waged,
and without reasonable cause, and asserting il
TO be the duty Of the government TO put II
down by every constitutional means, &c,
Mr.. Lovejoy moved to table the resolution.
| Mr., Wiokhfe introduced bill for the pro
lection and reief Of loyal citizens whose prop
erty and slaves have been taken, seized snt
distracted by officers and men of the Unitet
States army. c ~
Referred to ju1ica airy committee. a. .
Other business of miner Importance wa
transacted.
i Mr. Stevens offered series of resolution
referring TO various parts of the President
message, which; were referred to appropna'
committees. aa. Ia fs.a .a s.. Ea.
| Mr.. Richardson severely criticized the Pre-
ident's message, saying most of 1t was abo'
the ninger-nothing about the bravery OF o.
? soldiers. er..- ..s ..co aea se %
Adjourned. : . -... ..-.... .,.|
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The CASE OF Mrs. BRINsmADE. - Ihs
Nav York P6fec Commissioners have rendered
their decision relative to the conduct of Su-
pssiiutendent Kennedy in the matter OF the de-
tention IF Mrs. Brnsmade, arrested by pro,
yost marshal Baker, whose case has excited
so much attention. They say that the deten-
ton Of Mrs. Brnsmade, without the authority,
Of any judicial officer or competent officer OF
the General Government, was an unwarranta-
bic assumption of power; and that It was the
duty of the Superintendent to have applied TO
the War Department immediately on Mrs
Brinsmade being placed IN ms CUSTODY, to
learn If her detention was authorized by that
department. They therefore censure the su-
perqntendent for OBTAINING Mrs. Brlnsmade,
and for neglecting to apply to the War De
partment for distinctions. AT the same Time
,hev say that the Superintendent, by the ear
nessness, zeal, fidelity and ability displayed II
the discharge of his duties, is entitled to am
has the entire confidence Of the Board OF 70
bee. e