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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-04

FRUITS OF ANTI-sLAvERY EFFORT AT THE
CAPJToL.-Many of our friends in Tennessee
are asking, with much solicitude, what shall
we do with the slaves when liberated? Let
me give the substance of conversations which
have had with several late shareholders, who
reside in this district, and after an experience
OF negro freedom of over two years, thus
bear testimony in this important case. in
quired of these gentlemen, all of high social
position, as follows:
"What has been the general effect of EN-
aneipating the slaves in this district"
"Decidedy beneficial to both masters and
slaves"
''Have you suffered any considerable social
convulsion in consequence"
''Not at all; matters have progressed as
smoothly as ever"
care the negroes insolent and lawless?"
"Not so much SO as formerly. They feel
that they are now standing on their good be-
haviOr alone"
''Have you much trouble in procuring la
borers ?'
''None at all the negroes work readily and
better than ever, because they know that they
must either fulfil their contracts or get no
pay"
emancipation has etiectedY
ono; hardly one man in the whole district,
except few politicians, would vote for the
restoration of slavery. Mr.. - and Mr.,
who were both large slave-owners, and OPP
posed emancipation bitterly, now declare
openly that they never want to see slavery re-
stored"
Certainly this evidence is important, and
worth the consideration of Tennesseeans
Let us act honestly towards the slave and the
consequences will take care of themselves.
Let us offer ''greenbacks" instead of cowhides
to the negro, and lie will work with fresh
alacrity and hope He has soul; let US
treat him accordingly, If we use our num-
erical superiority to rob him of his rights md
defraud him of his wages, we will pull down
upon our chldren's heads the just penalty of
our guilt, amid the mercless tempests of a So
cia revolution Washington correspondent
Nashville TsnnO UniOu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-04

The GREAT EASTERN HAUNTED.-Capt.
Walter Patton, relating the trials of the Great
Eastern on her last trip, at Liverpool, tells the
following story :-''Then there was belief
that the great ship was haunted. The tale
was, that during her building an unfortunate
riweter was himself 'cosedin, and riveted up
IN one Of the passages between the two skins
Certain 1t was that one of the workmen mys-
terlously disappeared, and did not even turn
up on Saturday night for his wages. The re-
port was current at Milford. When the ship
ae@S mere me h"nds would frequently rush on
deck at nlght and declare Mev acoufd INIT nm
6etOw again, for they could hear the gigstey's
ghost hard at WOrk riUetinq. One dav at
New York one of the divers came nm for,
the water pale and trembling, stripped off his
apparatus, and said he would 20 down no
more, for he had heard the ghost at work i'm.
mediately over his head when under the sbin,
bottom. The divers generally gave full cred
it to the story, and they had several of the Mem
York professional spirit MEDIUMS on board
though he Capt Paton) did not know of
this until atterwards-who SOtemnIy declared
that the poor rigeteT, soul and J0dy, acaS con-
fined IN the bottom Of the ship. 1t so happen
ed that the ghost was only heard when the
ship was swinging at anchor; his ghostship
never worked at sea. The ghost, they would
please to observe, was a real ghost, he Capt.
Paton) often heard his tap, tap 1t Glanced
that one day he was pulling round the ship in
a boat, and had his attention directed to the
swivel at the bow by which the ship swung
with two anchors. There was no room for
oil about this bit of 'front.' weighed 25OO
pounds-and as the strain came upon it it
made ''chink, chink, chink,' which could be
heard all over the ship from the vibration,
and might, under certain circumstances-jus
tumbling into bed in the dark, for instance
be very well mistaken for the noise made by a
rlVeter hard at work. So they laid the ghost
on board the Great EASTERN,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-04
TnRs4s OF ATVERTTsTT0-

~ TIE DAILY srY:-one square" (thrse fourths Of
~ 'ou'' hrst Insertion, Sl each subsequent insertiou
'onHi one week, %; two weeks, o. Is; one month
~ 'nree months 81 one wear s2O For half square
price WIZ be three fourths the price Of one square
INSIDE Advertisements and Special Notices. extra priees
,e1o MSESLI Elrs. insertion 81 per square each sub
EB All transient Advertisements. ,,,s, ~. ,,s.. a.
rue@e quarterly payments wiz 'e reqursu 70
~ No 0rG'Hii0gs AdserHssmerf, No ronor, ....
iafonS or proceedings Of any repoft, reso
tsoS'a1lon and no cgnmumcatIon dcslsned 10 I'll az
IGNITION 10 any matter Of limited Or inyif,f,l n,nr.se
Gan De inserted unless paid for Advertisement
fr The Publishers will not hold thouIselye re.non.,,
charged for the Advertisement. Wv "''VuHs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-04
JOSEPH HOWEs.
f Il. LAMsON, Auctioneer.
s FARM IN WEST MILLBURY

k3iI Ar AUCTIoN.-I shall offer nv Farm for sale at
SAA.ahh Auction, on MONDAY, Dec. l4h at 10 A NJ The
Farm IS pleasantly located In West Mburv seven miles
rom Worcester good house and barn, and 40 acres
o. choice land which lays with 1ne southern ex posure
The mowings very free from stone 200 Young apple
trees ON The place. shall also sell my stock hay and
toos on the same da Inquire Of
dl dtdl4 utfcuPp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-04

DERSONS DESIRING GOOD GAR
MENr at a reasonable price, should visit the
Harrington Corner JIOLhlnK Store, where
Clothing sold LOWER than at any other place in the
city. d II EAMES
Corner Main and From Streets
o26 du Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-04
3atttOlrs.


S54Ea VIII be sold at Public Auction in front ot y
NlU s II. Lamson & Sons Auction Rooms SA'TIrR
DAY, Dec. 5th, at 3 o'clock P. ~, one RAY
MAKE years old. sound and kind. and a superior
roadster The Mare can be or driven any lime
previous 10 the sale, by applying at No Foundry Al
Also, Will be sold one Harness d3t al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-04

GENTLEMEN IN SEARCH OF A
~ place where they have their GARMENTS CUT
AND MADE IN GOOD STYLE AND TASTE, and
where they have their orders executed very short
notice, VIII do wen TO remember that the Harrington
Corner Clothing store Is THE PLACE
ID. II. EAMES,
Corner Main and Front Streets,
o1e diff Opposite City Hall
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
CTATE OF We r VI o y I
- Wiuihrm ) s.....-... ......,In ChIncery


Whereas, ENocH @. COX, Of Clinton, in the State Of
Michigan, the Ith day nf February A H. 1865, lel in
the Office nf the Clrk at the Court Of Chan for the C"un
ty al WindhHm nf resad his Petition aEainS, j lin W.
LNWrbN Sacr menp in III stae Of California, setting
forth that sail JnlIN W l. W.T. N IN the 25:h 'lay {" DE-
tn,er. A. l>5l. mrtligsi t. tin pt mi rain Ian Is
iieI In Duner>tn In said Win him Cuu y, described
llows-h ulM North by liu NJ William VIII her, Fast
by a.d Of j. A. Knapp, 'ou'h by land al Goa. W kupp,
aud " st by Ia DIS Of roy Knapp aud John Il Miller. sup
,s contain I'm rr;d AMI ten acrs, with Dwelling
house. Iarl ani nuthuii iings tier 'on.
As, another , nj hand in sail Dummersion, bounded
North " the ghHiv, East by lll Of LTIy mp, u,h
Wilson, supp 4 t. ala ncr's; the piy
tl N r,Ilg'. with interest III dy;-Ad urth
ting forth thai l III m npy is Il ia. ul ISiIIg uul
has p,i-',d prAin III It the guilty Ot Itclrm
r-clnsd Wlcl sail Petition j. mnd. re urul the
term tn Court 81 rnncrry neat tn h. hilrm at Newftne
IN and FIR said uhy ri Vim ilmn, ia SECOND Tuesday
OF April, A. b l'6j
Anl it appearing that tn sail I'm " LAWT0N r.
sd.s with this tte, that IA an nrl mry
lr the Court h. served up him 1t is rl, r,d
iN tn rhucrl that the PetitWr hutiIl said .,llN
". l. WrbN nj the Gna -, sail T. iI aul Of the I IT
the C,urt which the SAM rcurmhl by publishing the
substance u his eu with ihis II Ter. m three
cessively in the Vermont 'hruN ritt-d at IL itiirlmri,
in sail county, the last Publication t" he least six week
pr viis ill Ap II T nn. which lu'iclti will he
Il -Ine licirit u',tc T. sill nv W. LAWrJN To APP
| pear anl make answer u sail Vttitin.
! Il. TYLER, Cierk.
l. Kirhlml. Plaintiff, Solicitor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
ExcCutor's Salc.

WILL. BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
w On til. hr-t Friday ii Mar ii next. II grd trm in
Warish ~, N"n ltnnins ah ~ $50 iii farm
is stn tel oue and hil' miles st III nth village in
Warls ~, tn rLi Ia ArliIgt AMI is known
tn 9TH niel Smith irn, Is prihclptiy -nc i with stone
wall. has glbl ri mi " WATER gn Fruit rcilrl AMI
giul urcfdr l. Is within ipurth Of mile IT Grist
Will, viii st an nber Of VI ch mics Sh pa, AMI
is ,f thu hest farms IN Town
Th'r. vii. tlsJ b sll IN the day SIP pin 200
Sap Hue sets, one Iron Tar anl twI hiins.
A lirg share II the urchas. money lay rtgig
for u long time If desired.
hrh r rnqur Of II ,LLAvD pLIMrT IN,
Ex-cut r. ~ VI JSsiS Slll ri IN til pr mis- -.
Sil. ,mmruc. ten ucick A. NJ on the premises.
WnrIsh'r, Feb. I h, O.
3y7 III BLAND pLIMpTD IN, Executor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19

CiitLDHtN OWE MUru uF rtIiiH SttKNEsS IT,
G lids Nimt'te' where the ,.ru C may appear to
lie sottel It's gin may be traced To- Impressed per-
are direct products Of Colds. IN shUr Coips are thc
hnrb'ngers of half the dispises That ni CT humanity
inr ~ they caused by checked persuirtion, and
rs hveeights ol tho waste nl''er Of the bOd cnrcs
throug the pore, T these Ire> closed. that pro-
parton IF disease necessarily follows Keep clear,
of CodS aud Coughs the great precursors of disease,
or If contracted break them NJ immediately lay n
timely use nr .Hm,me pO,ters CWdtire B,ism --
Sold by all Druggists, ut Is cents and % cents per
bottle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE THE SI'BSCnIBERS BEI\(, 4

M nm Fbp'NiNibIsiNp pi'l'N'' al
w appointed by the llun. Probate Court or the Ills
trict IT Me-ninst Commissioners receive examine AMI
ADJUST all claims aud mauds Of all persons against the
II
~ WARD v. RURRINGTJN, a'e of Halifax In sail District
dee qsr nnl alsl all claims AMI i nanIs eAhih ed in
offset thereto AMI six months r" the Il h dn\ o friui
ry, 1853 Icing allowed lay said Court hr tie creditors
exhibit Tn r claims, h rehy give uncr that will
tml To- tc business" at sal appointment AT the h. Us of
the diseased In lliN the first Thur lny In March and
Jun from 10 oclnck A. NJ, uniil clck =. NJ,
each Of said days. ALBEIT VI. V. II kGER,
JEKOME1ll IMtSuN. { COmni'rs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
BATCHELoK.s HAIR DYE.

WILLIAM A.BAT N Eli IRIS reer tied Hair Dye pro-
dures IL dor mt to he dsti ui>h f. lrr titp
to ujurc the Hair in the least dies the III effects
bal dyes, AMI v ,orates the II ar tor life GREY, RED.
RUSTY II \iR Instantly spenlil BLACK Brown,
leaving II ur sl AMI beautiful. SOIL by all Druggists,
sc
" The NUN il ssn.l WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, on
the fOT SiIes or zach bOr
FtCrOxI. NJ. 81 Barclay Street.
(Ldte - b. Od iCdy anil 10 jDHi Sfreet New IOrh.
l. y. TIIJRN, Agent, Br,ttleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
STATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO, $. s.

~ The PROBATE court for sad district;
To all persons interested IN the Estate " ELISHA c.
DANlD'oN, bate Of warlsboro, deceased. Grettings
You are hereby notified that this Court Will cir upon the
nIlo"hnce o TIL ace iunt Of JOSIAH DAVIDSON, All
minsirhnr upon III tstr anil decree distribution thereof
Among the ersns entitled thereto, the thereof
he held At JOHNS M nn, Nrw,ne, III skI District
O day VI February, u. 1866 WHEN and where you inuy
DC heard In tht premises II YOU cause.
A. KEYEs, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
FARM FOR SALE, OR TO RENT,
SUBJECT o SALE.

IEHE FARM LATELY OWNED BY EBEN
Z. PUTNAM, deceased. Said farm situated one mile
North Of West latpboro VI II clntins about so
of land under high state cultivation AMI suitably di
ved Pasture, rlage AMI Woh Land, COOL sugar or
ehapl AMI large orchard fines Graited Fruit, In
bearing condition.
buildings consist ola fine story House well finish
nearly Wbsl ,use irrlre House. Granary,
two IIarns aud other buildings all In GOO repair Wa
ter the house AMI barn In aquelucts from
never failing spring of SIT watcr.
The above is one III peasanest and desirable To-
cations In Town, and oil rs opportunity to those who
wish To purchase at a bargain
Payment made easy For further particulars enquire Of
PUTNAM on the promises
Brattlrl,nro j IN. % 1868 ia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE,
IN EAST PUTNEY, VT,

'NHE FARM CONTAINS 1870 ACRES OF
Il excellent rhige VI wing, Paturng and WuoI band,
wi,h Ol w story II u' thereon AL Horas au Shells
suitable anl Convenient for got rmrr. 1t Il situated
wi,hin mi Of tn. vlits VIII rein Is got Grist Mil,
Saw Mil Al Mech mic Sh ps, AMI only miles from the
Rail Rul Station AMI Post pth'e.
KeWren;a may b. Ytl = FRANKLIN PIE ICE, o. East
Putnry, or to the subscrlb.r in - stpn Mass.
SAMUEL r. ben NETT.
Boston, Jan 81, 1868 IT'S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
E. KlrAlmA. rlaInlIGs SELECTION. "
STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

- The r. Ohqte court for Said District
+ all prisons s;el In the Estate Of SAM LII Dl r.
I ~, late Of Brittlehirn, deceased, Greeting;
Whereas, GEORGE NEWMAN, has pr sent II to this
Court IsiIunent pur ring L. he e lt VIII nj sad
ceased, Tor probate iiUu re hereby Intihrd this
viii DECIDE the rh ,te al >ul the
ssion tn if H. h. h II at ia ~ bat office atlrnr,
said District, the sixth II March. A. l>G VIII
Hnl VIII you may app AMI contest tc y'u
ISL A kEiiS, Regktcr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
STATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. S. s.

-
~ The non Probate Court or ga Disirh'E
To all persons Interested In the Estate If sllJREIlAM
q lohNOW, litc Of Nottingham, deceased, Or ctingi
You are hereby notified that this Court will dc he upon
the all vance Of the account of j " RAILWAY, Al
minis ralr up ~ sail Estate, and decree distribution hrc
ampng the persons rutil reto the session thereof
h. hri It ,lINspN'S Inn, In Newa1, In sail bstrc
OF - 20. day n fehru ry, A. a. 1858, when AMI where
you may he heard in tn, r.mises, ify'u see cau,e
A. KEYE;S Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
5 u T.. g l n l. NO tt G T. =.
TO NERVOUS surrERERs OF BOTH

REVEREND GENTLEMAN H'NING BEEN RE-
str Il t. h in NV days, afl'r tlrgong all tn usual
rutin, anl irregular expansive M cs Of IT, without
slc;s' anlsilcr it his sacri uy cnmunic Ia his
hctsl feinw creatures tn llen'r, Tho
rec pt an lr"ss;l enyrl e, h. will srud Gre copy
ut tn, pr scr ptiin uset ir ct tn / II. JtIlN NJ DAD
NALL, lS0 Fulton Street, lIruokiyn, \.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
CAVALRY HORSES.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that Lieut. Col PRIEST ~ If :le First Vermont Cavalry
Re .imen is duly auth rz Il by the pr pirim mt % the
pu'ic service tn purchase Horses tr the oi said eg
ncnt. Ilr-cs MI rcd fr the nitgl for this
service conform fully to the reserved specifications in
thcs. regards, viz
"Surd In all rticuirs; from Is to l6 h1nl. high not
less than 6nrm mn years uld color H. hays, bwns,
blacks snrls, % VI spur Htrrs, hri H. w AMI
sufficient ( r the purpose above named" For which fair
prices will To paid.
Lut-Col Preston and the undersigned will he at LUD
LOW Wnd4or County, the l7th AMI IS h, AMI ut BRAT
I'll, BbRn, Wiulham Cou tySor the ooh AID 81 inst.
Friday and urlhy, for tn purp Of sp citing aud pur
chasing such suitable II may he frrt oh times
places purchase miy b. hereafter tj, Of VIII eli
due notice will be given.
". CLARKE,
Assistant Qu,rt 'rmaste- Of OILS L. s. A..
Brattlebor,, Feb. j. ls6j-2y6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19

GrAiE tERNJNr NlK.BoRo ~. ).
~ Thc Projytc C,tst i1r sHI Di,tricf
To III pers interested the Estate ~ JAMES DAVID
Sun, Late Of wrisb 'ro, deceased, Grecfiags
You ARE hereby notified t,t this ur. will lcciir upon
tir allowance 81 tr n JOSIAH a. DAVIDSON, ~
ecutnr upon said isttt" aud Il dsriu ion thereof
among The rsns entitled thereto. the tn
~ hhi At IDIlNS iN's Ian In NcSnN, IN said district, ui
the ooh day Of february, A. d. 1851 when al where you
may 'e heard In the premises, II you fuse.
A. KENES, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
RELIEF TEN MINUTES.

CeitHi speedy nlrtlN discovered for all
Diseases 1T the chest HIl Lungs. Cnu CHS, Colds
Asthma, Consumption, Brnc. ,ti-, ln-
nicui iIdirseliess Dffcult
Breathing, r. throat,
&C., &c,
These frs give the instantaneous md perfect
M tul VII y, rel with rliug lircctins, never
fil To Ell 4 rtpl IN lasting tn usuus been
1t I tI peri ct health WIN tried other vain
T. all cltsSs lul AL cIStuti III equally III
ihS aui cur-tine med despite n matt unw long the
dtsts. hav existed, however 1t may he pro-
vii II the organic ructuri 4 the vital is hope
les v ,ctyel. Every afflicted should give them i'm
partial trial.
TtNu'Au'rs AMI rrBIc SPEAKEns, these Waters pc
cularly vaiudei they will in day the ST.
yer ncc Isl mi mrsncss nl thir rgul FIR few
liy4 will, AT all times. increase the power and feasibility Of
I'll vHc, greatly impr wing its tpue, compass aud cehrncss
Tor "hch urp they regularly used 10y many profess
siOnal vocalists
~ MOSES Sole Proprietor Rochester, N. Y.
Price 20 cents per box. For sn.hy !. CLARK. 0mI7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
DR.. C,IEESEAIAN.S PILL,

To lIuRSE OwNfRs- Or Sweets Infih'e Lniment for
II is unrvar by in all Ut Llmrnrss, arising
from sprans Bruis Mrncnp, its III ct is gcnl AMI
Certain Iirhrs, HE q llS scr tc Mango. &c
will p edily, spIvn AMI iis' me may easily he
pr vented aud cured ia III -r n,icnt stag but confirmed
cas- beyond the pissiii OF TGi'cd cure. Ne
the Kin however desperate or hep less hut II may
b, nllcviar ny this Liment, AMI its faithful application
will always the Limeness AMI enable the horse to
tr tve with com, iritive
Every horse should have this remedy at hand tr
its tim y at the first Hppca OF aineness will ef
f.culi pr. vent Those formidable diseases mrnti ne
which All horses liable. aud which reader many other
valu lbe nearly worthless See advertisement.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
sIRJAMES CL,RKE.s FEMALE PILLS.

MARRIED la IiSIs, 1IIIM;
SIN al. LNbIhS 50 Tll,A;
THEY Wilt NJr M Re- THE CONSrITI TION;
THEY hKlNG ~ fllE MuNrIILN =. RiJp,
When stopped rom any Gus;
THEY RrLlE\E AND 81 Ri ALL iISEASES,
peculiar T. tn fem ilr e institution;
THEY Ale UKtLI VEGETABLE,
An arr y ry'tly vii lir C ions strict
~ followed, t, pro In - thu sired Ell
SEND ONE DOLLAR AND bttrn STAMPS IT, MY AGENT
And Il both ly return mail
OI-Soll uy J. CLARK, AMI /. ilIbRN, Brdueboro.
.,tu47
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
3 L o. Cd! BLoOD! BLOOD!
lIelmblll's Highly Concentrated Comp unl
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIILA

SNPTTIT.IS
This Is nf ctln III al ~ "A attacks the Sexual
Organs, Innings the Sr lar, Throat, Wnlpp an
Other Mucu snrt tSns app &c In til. torn Ut
Ulcers II lmrpii's rNr ct Sar, ,illt pur hes ~ r
AMI mnvc- all 80 ~ Eupuis II III. -hi, giving til.
Complexion lear AL II .ithy Ulr 1t b,iig ,rpuI
eNpr ssy ir this class ii mih rnS its lllrl-ur yug
Properties are es'rvt'l t. great extent l any
preparation Of Sirsapiriii.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
NORTH BENNINGTON ACADEMY,
Month II nuinpton.

4. KNI ;IIT. Principal;
Miss :. u II NNNEl. Pre- 'ptrcss;
Prof. 5. W. ROGERS, Teacher Of Music.
'NIiIS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN AT
tended during the present wnt term by eighty puIis
fact III speaks It's efficacy atd pir mage
Spring term mn.nc = Monday FErRI' AIRY 22Np, and
continues eleven weeks Thir uI"ss anil acquisition Of
Thought Ger, by the pupil Is thu ain of the teachers
Bort ~ pr cN. ruitw1 t tn usuh prices. For
iurtl"r .rtcul ,rs address III, W ucpi.
hN-tiiv. HALL, Prtsi lent Of Trustees
3y7 sc. l. IJMlS Esq Sccr9tnry.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nR IIlrE EN- 80 nIIIs


The mhn tim Of ingredients in these Pills the
Of long AMI rNtesv pactice. They mid In their
op ration, aud certain il correcting all irregularities Pain al
Mems I'll" rrniving H oh rnrtuis, whether cmi
9TH rSise he"ldcl. pain the side paithin nf thu.
heart, whites, Il All ctnns Mysteries fatigue pain
in the hicA limbs, disturbed sleep, which arise
interruption nj nature.
Or. CHEESENAN'S PILLS
the commrc nrnt II IRA IN the treatment o those
Irregularities li nb>truct which have Unsigned
tn GRAVE. Npfcmnle enjoy good health
less she is unr. ami whenever obstruction takes place
the general health begins to dtcline.
DR.. CiIEESEMAN' PILLS
tn" m tSi eli ctual known ir all mpains
cali FemIies T all class they invaluable, in
iuciH "ith certainty, peri,iicH rFJuidry They
knISh IT, tusin l.. IN have ii them Il diff periods,
thr tn TRY, hvng til" siuctiI OF If the
INST eminent Phg>icidHs in Imericd
Er.iicH directions. Sttini ThfH hey shOnM NOT BE-
with each BrN-he Price One DOiiar per Dor, con
tanning rom SO t. 60 ,'ils.
PHI sent ny MAJ, Prompty, by RENTING to the Proprie
tor. Shl by druggists senrr lily.
IL. u IlCr'HiNGS, pROPREroR,
20 CEDAR I, W. York.
s,ll by Pond Morse, Rutland 1. I. ShurtleG Co
Bennington. Is
N.THJRN, Agent, Brattleboro.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

TREAsrRER's OFrIcr RurLASD, January 20. 1868.
Asgnrrs and ohrs hp ling Orders r allotted pay the
tenth aud eevrnh gimruts, November ls have hen
received this oil e from the ULtyd States i'aymiser.
j. u. PAGE,
3w0 state Treasurer
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INHE STORE RECENTLY OCCUPIED ny
"a. KNIGHT, If Dummerston, Is to let
This l. II the best points In the for country
Store. Rent iw.
Inquire of JOHN NJ KNIGHT
pummersIon CeLt.r, VI
jan. 20, lS0a-1Sy
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"UNI0N FOR TTE SAKE UF THE UNION"
rINIIIS PATRIOTIC FRATERNITY. being
now prepared tn establish its lran' hes in wiudham
C,uniy invite membership all yn citizens Of whatever
party ,r set. Its aims tn: fpllrwing
J. t. pr serve, through all ming time, the unity Of the
United >t,trs from tlisinu'g grafton aud decay.
q To rity our brthright Of freedom OF
sci &C. speech anl action.
3 To ri people " other anls asylum, refuge
FROM tyranny, oppression NJ Il political wrong.
TO pcrpeu the memory NJ the founders NJ this great
Republic and # their worthy mi immortal SUCCESSORS.
O. To teach. by covenants, emhlcms, and solemn ccre
MONIES the harmony, strength nnl auty Of Natl nal unity
For full information. Constitutions By laws. Ne npply
tor the pr John Trmhc Jr d. b, Box 0l01 Chc
e., Illinois. iy7
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NOTICE.

STATE TREAsyRrUs OFFICE. RUTLAND, Fl. 2, 1863
Assignres and others holding orders allotted United
States pay rty hiiel that the have ju come
hand, the all tment II soldiers present payment Tor
sth Regiment ani lst Battery Iur pemh and october
TO- tn al Battery for May, Juit, July aul August
3w7 j. u. PAGE, Treasurer.