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one-third of this years export Up TO the
1st of the present month, sixteen ships,
seventy-six barques, thirty-three briggs and
three schooners, laden entirely with this sta
pie of Pennsylvania, have cleared for for
eign countries from Philadelphia.
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Bachelors Hair Dye. The Original and Rest
in the World! The only true and perfect Hair Dye Harm
less Reliable and instantaneous Produces Immediately
splendid Black natural Brown without niurng the hair
or skin Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes Sold by all
Druggists. The genuine is signed William A. Bache-
or. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLRURs.
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair
1y33 CHARLES BACHELOR New YoRK
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Important TO Females. Thecelebratcd DR.. DOW
continues to devote his entire time 10 the all
diseases incident to the female SYSTEM experience
twenty three years enables him guarantee speedy
permanent relief the Corst Of Suppression
oher Menstrual Derdngcnents, from fphdteuer cause.
All letters Tor advice must contain 81 Office, No o. Endi-
colt street, Boston
N. B-Board furnished to those who wish to in under
treatment.
Boston. June %, ls66-iy26
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19

BELLOWS FALLs.-Col Alexander Fleming has
resigned his office is Clerk of the new Bellows Falls
Canal Company, md Elbridgo Clark, of Keone, N.
H., has been appointed his successor
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Local fmttIItgemrt.

DENTAL STUDFUT.-Dr. Post Of this village Is in
want Of a Dental Student This Is a rare chance for
young man who wishes to make Dentistry his bust
ness.
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SECRETARY OF STATE.-HoN. GEORGE
NICHOLS, of Mortified, Secretary of State,
deserves a word of public commentator
for the promptness and energy he has ex-
hibted in the discharge of his official duties
the past year We have had in the pub
LEGATION of the Laws, Journals, Registration
Reports and other public documents, of
which he has had the superyison-occaso
especially to notice the accuracy, fidelity,
care, promptitude, and ability which he has
at all times displayed, and which have
marked him as a most competent and. faith
full officer. He will, of course be unanimous
~ reelected this fall,-Freeinan
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19

Errors of Youth. A Gentleman who suffered for
years from Debility Premature y aud all the
effects Of youthful ndscrcton, WILL for the suffering humane
ty send free to all who need IT, the recipe directions for
making the simple remedy by which he Suffer-
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience can do
by addressing JOHN d. OGDEN,
1y52 No 10 Chambers 81, New York
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19

ANNUAL MEETIM.-The Vermont Medical Society
will hold their next annual meeting at Montpelier on
Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 18th, and 18th, an
interesting session is expected
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PuRcHAsE.-Perin Simonds has purchased of
George Cutler his unexpired lease of the rooms he
has occupied, also lis stock and business. Mr.. Cut
Ter is intending to rmove to Pennsylvania.
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GREAT SALE.-Next Monday, Oct. 10TH there is
10 be large auction sale of valuable household
furniture at Mrs. Dckinson's in this village. See
posters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19

GULFoRD.--John G. Melcndy has sold his farm to
John W. Cook OF N.wfane for $500, Mr. Cook has
already taken possession and moved to the premi
ses
Frank L. and iohn G. Thayer have sold their farm
known rs the Cross Farm, to Augustus Cook of
Westminster or $780, Frank Z. Thayer has pur-
chased of hi brother one half OF the farm known as
the Sheperdpn farm, owned jointly by them, and is
building hoise thereon. Albert Root has sold his
place to Alnson Bardwell, of Brattleboro, and has
purchased tlp Arms place of Edwin Weatherhcad.
Edwards eITubbard are building new shop on
the site of til, old Boyden Grist Mill.
Gilbert Llndc is building new house ut Green
River village
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LrrrERs.--The following is the list Of letters re-
naming unclaimed at the Post Office in this village,
Oct. 18th, 1866
Conference.-The Burbank, George w. Clark, Ed
win ]. Dunn, join A. j. Fox, j. Fox, Mellen G.
Goodenough, Hortio N Houghton James Higginson,
James w. Moore Allie Patton, Vim. Stowe. Charles
Warrington, Barney Williams, A. Wood g. Son, w.
H. Weatherhead.
Ladies-Mury NJ. Burns Mrs. G. W. Campbell,
Mrs. J. W. Gutter, Julia a. Carpenter, Jennie Col
gate, Clara De Ieano, Sarah Dunlap, Mrs. NJ II. FL
bridge, Mrs. f. Z. French, Mrs A. Z. Griswod, Mrs.
Marett Goodell, Mrs. Mary A. Green, Frances Morse,
Mrs. Maria r. Norcross, Frances Pitcrman, Anna
Wiley, Mary Wells
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Special Notlrfs.

Strange. but True. Every young lady and gentle
in the United States hear something very much TO
their advantage by return mail ree Of charged by address
ing the undersigned Those having fears Of being hum
bugged will olige by not noticing this card All others
will please address their obedient servant,
TUOS. y. CHAPMAN, S31 Broadway, New York
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Troy Il GREENFIELD RAILRoAD.-The
building of the Troy and Greenfield rail
road, from Greenfield to the Tunnel has
been let, the contract made and signed, and
only awaits the action of the Governor and
Council. b. n Farren, who is one Of the
contractors on the tunnel, has the contract
for building the entire road, bridges, side
tracks and fencing. The contract has been
let so that the entire cost of the road, includ-
ing depots, engineering expenses, &c. will
be within the appropriation of the Legisla-
ture which was 100000. The road is to be
completed TO the Falls by the first of No
vember, 1867, and to the tunnel by the fiji.
teenth of July, 1868.
The following Is a copy of the order issued
by the Governor and council
"Ordered, That the Commissioners on the
Troy and Greenfield Railroad and Hoosac
Tunnel be, and they are hereby authorized
to lease to the Fitchburg and Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad Corporations the
railroad from Greenfield to the Tunnel, up
on the terms and conditions contained in the
proposal of said Corporations of July "a,
1866; provided it shall first be ascertaned
by said Commissioners that the total cost of
completion of said railroad, substantially on
its present location, will not exceed the sum
of six hundred thousand dollars
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NoT1oE-Dr. d. J. little of Albany N. Y, will be
at the Warner Houe, Northampton, Mass, on Wed
nesday Oct 18th.
Mansion House Greenfield, Mass. Thursday Oct.
18th Brattleboro House. Brattleboro Friday Oct 10th,
1866
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SEEING STARs.-The three planets We
nus Jupiter and Saturn, are all now visible
on clear evenings. Venus is brilliant in the
west for an hour after sunset. Saturn, shin
ing with softer light, is only a few degrees
from her, and Jupiter is conspicuous in sol
itary splendor, from early twilight, in the
eastern sky. AS these planets never leave
the zodiac, a line passing through them will
mark its position in the heavens.
tachine-used and sold every yhcr. ' ''''7'''" - W
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WEST DUMMERsON.-The Lyceum was opened
at this place last Thursday evening according to pre-
vious notice. and after the choice of officers, was ad-
iourned to Oct. 16h, when the question, ought the
County buildings t. be removed at the preserR time
from Newfane to Bratteboro, is to be debated.
Speakers from any part Of the County, we under
stand have m invitation to be present and partici
pate in the discussion.
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CHOLERA PERRY DAVIS SIR

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Travelling amid heat dust toll change of diet AMI
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being cured by its use Put in the teeth would stop the
toothache Gratitude and desire for it, general use has
drawn from this unsolicited testimonial in its favor
b. T. TAYLOR, Jr, Minister o! the Gospel.
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The diseases arising directly Indirectly from Affections
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by return mall post paid
Agents for Bratteboro Vt, CLARK WILLARD.
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PREMIUMS AWARDED.


vile, SIS, d. L. Bemis, Townshend, 4. Rest 8 year
old, H. N Foster, Fayetteville 3. I'd class horses
brood mares n. c. Moore. Westminster, 4, H. c. Mil
ler Newlane, 8, Warren Hgley Marlboro, 2, A. Miles,
Newfane, l. Fillies, year old, W. Smith, Rocking
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boro, l. Fillies. 2 year old j. j. Green Fayetteville
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Brattleboro, l. Geldings, year old, A. b. Fisher
Newane, 3, C. r. Crowell, Westminster, @ J. b. Mil
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matched horses, II. n. Xix, Nottingham, 8, Sidney
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Morse, Fayetteville, 2, II. n Flint, Putney, l. Trot-
ting horses, years ind over f. r. Osgood Saxton's
River, 10, 5. +. Whitney, o. years and under W.
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minister, 81, Mrs Frank Farr, Brattleboro, g. Miss
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I ;y|;s;;y;x|s:S; s.

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harmless while II pOtentj does as is h with
many medicines shattered constitution In its track"
Iii Inv ali druggists. ORRIN SKINNER a CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Springfield Mass.
The trade can obtain any New York Boston Medi
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LARD AM |. n. THORN.-ly6
DR.. Tebbett's Physiological Hair Re-
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II prevents hair from falling off, and often
Rcproduces a growth on bald heads
Is free from all dsagreeablc odor
1t does not soil the finest fabric or skin.
Frees the head from humor and daudru1.
Has no equal as a dressing
Without Il no toilet Is complete.
" Price 81. Sold in Bratteboro by W. FblToN lemlS
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location of the new Capitol Ifo would admit that Al
bany was the proper location for the sfrucure and
nothing could take 1t away but policy
toward herself and the peoples representatives. The
time when the location of the Capitol WAS an open
question but railroad system lad annhilated time
and space and the main objection 10 Albany the
Capital OF the State now removed. IL was true
Tat Syracuse had offered 70 construct a new edice
and prescott the to the State free of expense But
when year 0gO. he made such offer the repre-
sentative Of Syracuse be did not anticipate its accept
He would concede that Albany was TO be in iu
ture III the past. the Capital OF the State. He OPP
posed the appropriation at this time account Of the
iumehse taxes imposed the people. The erection Of
Capitol could be postponed until the State was out
Of debt aud 1t could be constructed at far less expense
than present He referred 10 the rate OF taxation now
imposed on tIe people and should oppose every meas
calculated to Increase the burdens of the people
lie charged there was irocd committed in tue
passage OF the Capitol nil last Winter An appropria
ton OF 10 90 had been improperly inserted in IT, The
present building was good enough, and would answer
AL purposes nai the people were relieved from excess
i've taxation
Mr.. WEED defended TIE House Of 1865 against the
charge OF fraud IN the passage OF the Capitol bill II
there was an error. the fault in the record
and not with The record. He remembered distinctly
The circumstances under which the appropriation was
inserted In the bill
lir D. p. wooD said he understood that tho impress
sion prevailed. fIom something be had said that he
charged fraud in the passage Of tho BILL upon the c't
Mr. CocHaNsG-Clearly by implication.
Mr.. u. T. wooD-I discaim any snch imputation.
The bill was then made the special order for one week
from next Wednesday.
Air J. L. Parker reported the bill to incorporate the
Underground Railroad Company.
Mr. SILBACHER offered the following
Reo'red That Controller Of New York be requested to
report House forthwith tue rel rn' OF hne, aud sen
ade him by the Court OF Special session. up 70
dstr and also those OF 1864 made to him by tho same court
Mir CLEANER gave notice of bill for the better pro
lection OF tenants against the eXtOrtion oil lAIuords
and their agents IN New-fork
Recess
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ar,u.rmeuts this Evening.

ACADEMY OF MUslC-lrALIAs OPERA-rhz STAR OF THE
NORTH.
wAllACK's THEATER-Reneh. q NJ CHARLES FISHER
-Tgp KsIGurs - rBK RoUsD Table.
OLYMPIC THEATER-CIsDERELLA La CosARsi OR,
DoryG Tim BEST
klBLVS GARDEN-Mns MAGGIE MITCHELL IN The
PEARL or SAVOY Or THs MOTHERS FRAZER
WINTER GARDEN Benefit Of Mr.. MARIE WILxIys-THg
LOVE- CnAsE-Ml,int, al ocork-tDEis BOOTH IN
RuY BLA.-kArHARGsE AID PErRrcHIo.
Lucy RU-HTONs NEw-YORk TIEAIER-FoRrusss
FRnLlc-THK ArpoIsTnESr-PHESosESos ~ osocA
FEock.
BROADWAY THEkTER- JOIN T. OWNS N VICTIMS
FORTY WISKs
WOODS THEATER-Miss Lucille WEsrzRS ~ DoS
CAEIaR BAIss-sianev at It o'clock-EAsr LfSSE
o. rnB ELoPExEsr.
nAkNI'N'S INSTANTANEOUS; Or, lsRAyL IN EdrPr-
100 900 CuaIo.IriEs-Afterpoons nd Evening
FOXs OLD BOwEGY THEATER-JAcS Asp Gill
WKyr Up rns Hill
EEW-YORK CIRCUi-lirn ~ ocEsrRiAS AND GYN
SAsrfc PHRPoRNaSCEs-JAsgs KODISsoS. THE BARI
BACK RiDEa-THE NAGARiEs OF ST CRisPis-Ma'inee
sii o'clock.
BRYANTs MINSTRELS-I TITLE Mac A. JocSo. THE
NoSEKY LIS MIsERADLgs-CR uELrr TO JOHNNY
PowgH or Music-LApY ~ Lyons.
BRADY's GALLERY, No. 1876 BRo,DwAr-free Exhibition
Of War Views and Portraits OF Representative Men
DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY, No 6l5 BRo,nwAr-
THH Oriental PRINCESS AFTER THE BATH "A shtihg
by Miner h. Kellogg
DODwORTH HALL-Literary and Musical Entertainment
by Mrs. r.. Valentine Birch
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Senate Proceedings Monday Evening.
BILLS INTRODUCED

Bv Mr.. LEyr-AuthorWng the citizens oil
New York to raise by loan and Issue stock therefor.
sum not exceeding s60oOoO for building aud repairing
docks ard slips.
by MT LEyT-The City Tax Levy. which calls for
S4,OO0,OOO. .
iy Sir CoRSELi-For the preservation Of the health
of animals for human food
II provides that railroad company shall keep cat
tie sheep or swine confined in while IN transit 10
market for longer period than - hours without IN.
loading the same 20 rest and feed for period OF IL
hours nor shall they receive the fron other roads
which have not complied with these requirements
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Amending the charter Of the Marion Building Asso-
citation CO.. W.T..
Amending the charter OF the United States Watch
Company. e..,.,. Dali.
Relieving the Cooperstown and Susquebanna Rai!'
road Company from restrictions "a TO the fare charged
Ccling 20 the United States jurisdiction over certain
lands in the lower bag OF New York for quarantine pur
poses. , -,
Exempting from taxation the National Academy OF
Design. -. ,,;..
Authorizing examining into the accounts OF Marine
Insurance Companies aud providing for closing up
their Affairs when their capital is impaired 80 per cent
Relative To the Now York Medical College for Wo'
meD
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DIE D..

ADEE-On Sunday March II. of pleurisy Titus X Adee
TIE relatives and friends OF deceased respectfully vtst
to aitend the funeral, at st. Peters ChurGh, "eM
chester, on "Wednesday the l4h inst at u O'CLOCK Con
yeyances viii be in waiting at Williams Bridge Aion io
the 10 O'Clock Harlem Railroad train from Twenty sixth
ALLENAt Hyeres lin the south Of Frnce) MondayF FEB
rs ssr long bat nobly borne illness Eliza Schuyer, wiz
OF Ethan A. Allen aud daughter OF Dr. Samuel 5. kuyper
Her remain, will be brought to New York for nterment
when due notice OF the funeral will be given.
Norfolk Val papers will please copy
FOWLER-ln (ireenbnrg, on Tuesday morning March ID
sarah infant daughter of Moses +. and Amra Fowler
Funeral services the residence on Thursday morning at IL
O'clock Cars leave Twenty sxthst for kensico at Ga IN
GRANGERIn Brooklyn. Monday, March II, Sara, wife
Charles Granger. ESQ.,, aged 90 years A.
800 Sackettst - 49,.
LElUn-At Msnhsttspyle on Monday, March IL. infsn
ion of the brain Charles Newell A. Leigh aged ~ years
II months and ~ DAYS . =.
The friends of the family respectfully rved
to the funeral the residence Of his parents Ono
hundred sndtwenty sixth.st Eevenih-ave., on Wednes
day the l4th inst at ii o'clock a. M.
MORRISON sunday, March H. Miss Sarah Morris. dau:i
ter of John Morris, deceased Of Newark IN. j..
The funeral viii e place IRON her late residence IN Oanee
IN J.l on Wednesday the lsth inst. at o'clock p. M
Relative. and friends vited 10 attend the funeral without
further invitation will be IN attendance at tie
Brick Church station convey friends to tue house on tins
arrival Of the III O'Clock train from New orS r,u
TWADDELL-On Tuesday, March IL, Thomas TwsddeA
His funeral will take place residence Of his brother No
S3 South Fr,tst., Williamsburg, Thursday lath inst At
o'clock .. III. His friends respectfully invited
Members of Beacon Lodge No. 223 .. OF " e. are TO
que-ted TO meet at their Lodge rooms 3, " O'Clock m
BY order CHAS. H. MUSES., Secretary
WEBB-On Tuesday morning. March 49, Vclorne danshtes
of James aud Cathsrine Webb:
The relatives and friends OF the family also those on hes
brothers Augustus and Edward and OF her brother uaw
from the residence parents No 6l Motsns on FRI
day afternoon, at O'Clock.
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UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co

UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE co
OF Syracuse. y. Y.
CASH CAPITAL,
TWO HUNDRED IHot SAND DOLLARS
Insures against Accidents o all kinds.
Orficf No. - BROADWAY, n. y. City.
A A. UowtrTT President. q. i. CoMsTocK. Vice
President. T. i. ANDREWS secretary
f. w and II. Is. GATES, General Agents.
GENERAL REFERENCES.
The Hon. REUBEN h. FENTos, Governor OF New ORR
The Hon hoRAuo SEYMOUR. ttica, y. Y.
DIAN RICHMOND, Buffalo. y. u.
The Hon iuoNAs e. ALvoRD. Lieut. -Gov oil NJ l.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. 70 BROADWAY N. Y,
In the Union Trust Companys once until the ISL Oh
NAV next when they will occupy their Once, NO 10
Wallst.. now occupied by Francis L. Walker * Bro
Agents wanted.