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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-24
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, So.
Al the Probate Court holden at Brattleboro
within and for said district, on the last We'd
ncsday Of Oct, A. ID. isS7--Present,
Hon. Asa KSiGRT, Judge:
ZONES Cyrus Washburn, Executor of the
- last VIII aud Testament Of .7POLLUS
CL.fPP, late Of Vernon in said district, de-
ceased, and moves for an extension Of the time
heretofore limited him TO render an account and
make settlement of his administration under
said VIII; Whereupon Il is ordered that a
hearing be had in the premises before said
court at a session thereof 10 be holden at Brat
tleboTo in said district, on the last Thursday oi
November next; Aud for the purpose of noti-
fling oil concerned OF the time and place of
hearing, said executor is directed to publish a
copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
successfully, in the Vermont Phenix, as soon
as may be.
A true copy of record.
10 Attest, A. KEYES, Rep'r.
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sTATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, s..
Az The Probate Court holden at Brettlehoro
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday Of Oct, A. ID. ls37-Present,
Hon Asa KNIeHr, Judge:
ZONES Cyrus Washburn, Executor cf the
~ last Will and Testament Of LOpIN4H
HUNT, late Of Vernon in said district, deceas-
ell, and files his administration account; Where
upon il is ordered that the same be heard and
examined before said court, at the session
thereof next to he holden at Brattleboro afore-
said, on the last Thursday Of November next;
And for the purpose Of notifying all concerned
of the time and place Of hearing, said executor
is directed TO publish copy OF the record OF
this order three weeks successfully, in the
Vermont Pheuix, ~ soon as may be.
true copy Of record.
10 Attest, ASA KEYES, Prob. Reg'r.
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DIR. MARsHALL's
Vegetable, Indian, BLACK
Pc n S r Z H.

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scrofu-
lous Swellings, Scuryy Sores, Lame Back,
Flesh Wounds, Pains in the Sides, Hips and
Limbs; aud seldom fails 10 give relief in local
Rheumatisms. Ii applied TO the side il will
cure many Of the common Liver Complaints,
and il is found TO be equal il not superior 10
any Corn Plaster for Corns on the feet. The
virtues of the Plaster have been witnessed by
thousands of respectable individuals in various
paris of the United States, who have tested
ais efficacy. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale for the proprietor, by WILLIS
ion a TYLER, Braltleboro; and by b. b.
MURDOCH, Mortified, Mass.
February ?, 1887. eoply22
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PAINTING G..

THE subscriber continues to carry on the
Dltton & Clarke's store, where he will attend
to all kinds OF Ornamental aud Chair Painting,
aud Imitation Of various kinds Of wood and
stone. Also, Sign Painting and Glazing.
House painting and Papering done at home
and abroad.
Cabinet Furniture taken in exchange for
painting chairs, &c. Old Furniture repaired
and vanished.
Paints mixed as usual, and warranted 10 dry
well. Linseed Oil, BY the gallon or barrel, as
cheap as can be bought in this town. Boiled
Oil, japan, Putty, &c. f. VAN DOORN.
Braitleboro. Sept 20 1897. 2
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District, IS.
Al the Probate Court holden az Brattlehoro
within and for said district, ON the last We'd
Desday OF Oct, A. ID. IsS7--Present,
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
ZONES Levi Stoddard, an heir To the Es-
- tate of JON.7TH.4N STODDaRD.
late of Brsitleboro aforesaid, deceased, and rep
Tesents that by the deceaSe Of RBoBA SroD-
paRo the Widow Of said Jonathan, the re-
version Of her dover, consisting Of about
iwenty-six acres Of land in said Braitleborn. ,e-
mains 10 be divided among the heirs; And the
SAID Levi further represents, that said real es-
ia.e cannot be divided without great prejudice
70 the whole, and prsys the said eouIt to decree
the whole Of said real estate to him he being
The eldest san, by his paying the co-heirs their
proportionablc shares Of The true value thereof.
according 10 the statute in such case made and
provided.
LEVI STODDdRD
Is Is ordered BY the court that the said apnli-
cation be heard before said court at session
thereof to be holden at the Inn OF Paul Chase,
IN Brat,leboro aforesaid, on the last THURSDAY
oi November next; and il is further ordered
that the heiCs and all concerned be notified of
the time and place of hearing, BY publishing
the aforesaid petition with this order, three
weeks successfully, IN the Vermont Thenix,
as soon as may be.
By order Of court
10 Attest, A. kEIES. Rep'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-24

THIS Snuff is superior to any thing vel
IL known for removing that troublesome dis
ease, the Catanh, aud also Cold 10 Ihe Head
and the Headache. II opens and purges oal
all Instructions, strengthens the glands. and
gives healthy action TO the parts affected. II
IS found TO be very beneficial 10 many cases OF
sore eyes. Price so cents per bottle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-24
SHE DIED in BEAUTY.

"She died in beauty-like rose,
Blown from its parent stem;
She died in beauty-like pearl
Dropped from some diadem;
She died in beauty-like lay
Along a moon-lit lake;
She died in beauty-like the song
OF birds amid the brake;
She died in beauiy-like the snow
On flowers dissolved away;
She died 10 beauty-like star
Lost in the brow Of day;
She lives in glory-like nights gem
Set round the silver moon;
She lives in glory-like the sun
Amid the blue of June"
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Old Axes
NOTICE.

a Ii Persons indebted 10 the subscriber
n whose accounts are OF more than one
years standing, are requested 10 call and set.
tie the same without delay.
J. S. SARGENT.
Branleboro, Nov s. 1887. 10
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Steam Saw Mill,

A NY quantity Of Custom Lo 3, y DOiss
N received and sawed al sn9"
on reasonable terms t,..slea u
H Mill and Circle SANS an1,T SWILS@
Braltleboro. Sept. Z, 1887. -
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SILK DYELNG

A z. WINEL L, hsyl1s !. =
N. Agency for the above p n.'s;rr--s.,
ceive Goods al his Store ior ". 'ye7s Y
Silk and Merino Dresses, Sns~s SHAW and -
Ribbons, Merinos, Silks LiOsD
Goods, &c. &c.
BratlleboFo, Oct. 1887. -
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Halifax High School.

yEvHE Winter Term Of the Halifax High
School will commence Nov. 9th. I'M
der the care OF DANIEL SHEPARpsoN. Jun.
In addition to the English branches. taught
in Academies, instruction may be received IN
the in. Greek and French languages.
ns- Board and Tuition at very reasona-
Bile terms.
JOSEPH HENRY,
SAMUEL FISH Agents.
BENZ. WOODARD,
Halifax, Oct ri, 1887. 6wS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-24

e. 50 and situate in the pleasant aud
growing village Of Hinsdale. On the premises
are two small Tenements, which command
high and ready reai, aside from the large and
commodious Tavern House Attached to said
Tavern are convenient Barns and an excelleni
privilege OF water, conveyed BY acqueducIs TO
every department Of The premises. There be-
longs 10 1t about eight acres Of as choice Land
as lies 10 the valley of the Ashuelo, and the
whole presents rare opportunity to the man
of enterprise aud business.
Terms Of payment made easy and saiisfac-
tory. For farther particulars enquire Of the
subscriber at Northield, Mass. OF Of MIR FRED-
ERscK HuNT, near the premises.
JONA. HUNT BLAKE.
August Sd, 1887. 4S,f
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BLACK-SMITHING.

"HE subscriber would inform the Pub
IL lie, that he CARRIES on business al the
OLD STAND. near the Greek Bridge in this
Village. where all work entrusted to his
care. shall be done in a faithful and work
maniike manner, and on reasonable terms.
Old Axes
New laid, and ground Fl, for use. and War
ranted. and also, Broad Axes. AIDES and all
kinds Of
CARP ENTERS TOOLS,
made and Warranted equal 10 any in the
country. JOHN S. SARGENT
Baltleboro. Nov. 8, 1887 10
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English, West India and
Domestic Goods:

Among which may be found the following
articles, viz:
English. French and American Broadrloths
and Cassimeres
American Saitinets. and Full Cloths;
English and French Merinos, Plain & Fig;
English. French, and American Prints;
Tickings, Sheetings, Shiuings. SC.
LIKEWISE
Rum. Gin. Brandy. Wines. Sugars. and
a general assortment Of West India Goods
and Groceries
Hard aad Glass Ware CIockeIy. and all
articles usually found in Country Store.
Also
Constantly on hand, Boards. Shingles,
Brick and Lime.
All the above articles for sale, for cash,
Produce, or approved credit, as cheap as
can be found in the Country.
Persons wishing for any Of the above ar
ticles, will find it for their interest to call
before they purchase, and examine for them.
selves. Ii is the intention OF the company,
TO furnish Goods as cheap as they can be
afforded, and at uniform prices; And they
respectfully solicit share of Public pstro-
age. CYRUS BALLOU,
ComPanys Agent
Nottingham. Nov. 2, 1857. 10
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DUFFALo ROBES g0Od
I'D for sale by ,cr 6 pICKNs
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WILLARD T. Gl
For SHE BI

WMLlSTON & TILEh, 10 d
A. Keyes, Puiney; WIN. Z. -, ...,,l,.
Boslon and BY the Druggists stu ~, |. !,
NIB. Druggists and Others EisA, -,
chase The above Panacea, by he . ~.
have il OF Williston & Tyler, s,.,s a
S. Burbank, Jr, Montpelier, on , Jus ~
sa of The proprielors. March, ios..
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NEW STORE,
And New Goods.
The Nottingham Farmers
Interest Company,

JUAVE received their FALL and WIN
TER Stock OF GooDs. from Boston.
purchased for CASH which with their for
mer stock (all purchased this season. con-
sfiinie n very uenernl nssnrfmenf Of
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Nottingham. Nov. ?, 1857.
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Newport, Jan. 9, 1851. NC,
From HiAaTd p. Gibson, w. w.
port, Nh ssl
certify that have been &c.,,
the operation Of !. NewlOn's Pasae'.
.asi six months past, and can iresls !, "a
think il a valuable acquisition % ~ 49,
Of remedies. 1t basin nolnsianee %"
my expectations onp cIpS0A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Eth Ointment.

THIS choice and safe ointment is said 10 be superior
TO any now IN use, for that disagree cable and loabome
disease, the iTcH. This oinmen certain in its ope
ration that no person troubled with the above disorder
ought 10 be without II. tn remedy for cu,aneou.
erupion seorbuc affections of the head or any other
breaking oui which arises from sharp humor, in the blood
Price @ cents box.
tshs supply just received and for sale by LuruER
DAsIELs, JAMES BARRETr, Jr, JAMES PoRTEH BunT
Mason, Rutland-FRAscisS LAsoY, West Rutland
Lansdou, Mouion & Co, Cs.tleion-A. D. Bliss. Noyce
L Ransom, Ess, Pouney Stanley, LefIinsweU IL Co.
West Pouliney Sabn, Button & Co, Samuel Towns.
end. Wangford Noah w. Sawyer, Tinmouth Isaac
Z. Strong Son, Pawlet (; Rowley & Butler Graves &
Fnsdck, Granville; Staniish & Baker, Foot K Bates,
North Granville; d. S. Wrieh; & Co, Andrew Anderson
Wh''ehall-and in most ofthe stores throughout the u
States. dO.eowlv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

GEsius We. LABOR. OF what use is al your
study and your books'" said honest farmer
TO an ingenius artist. They don't mako the corn
grow. nor produce vegetables for market. Mr.
William does good with his plough in one
Month, than you can do with your books and pa
pers in year"
"whs' plough docs your con use :" said the
artist. quietly.
"why he nses--'s plough to be sure. lie
can do nothing with any other. BY using this
plough. we save half the lsbor, and raise three
times as much'ss We did with the ole wooden con-
Germ.
The artist. quietly sgsn turned over one Of bis
sheefvsnd showed The farmer drawing Of the
Isoded p.oueh. ssying-"I sm tho inventor 81
your fssof,,e plough. and my nstne is"
The ssionished farmer shook The artis, heartily
BY the hsnd. iaj invited him to call at his house
and pick him out wife. seen he was the inventor
he said he could sdard 10 let him have the iirsl
choice among his gale.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

ssis,srsnL To. fsllewinr scraps. clipped
frr ibe ;houssa5 sbd Juufnsls received OF the
s.scc. ~iil "scne 60 .hip ~ gs~ n'Va'ea's P.ess
fuih.~
Madame d. Ceniis.- .srs somebody. "rcpfoted
Ter hbFsun fos puitirg buoks ~fittsa BY male snd
f,nse satbofs vrun he sane shelf Never 8" "
.sis ,be. with. Ut prsier book between them
a pei lsp-dnr bauer b,,iea PieOe oct 81
,n.ns leg. tie he,ules, mistress ,Ielsimed. Poor
Poa'o' ! hope II wont III, Lila rot.'
s nosem.u ~bs psinic5 vel, shoNe3 one ~
~. rsctuiss IA fears,s--- You only SauI pO'ery"
.sA ,bc .stnicf. to make Yog admirable AT
u.i"
an tnc em writer says 10 reference 90 'he roe
tom ct leading Books thar ito sosd book ~ 10
Iose 81 and borrowing b., bypocriiienl pre'ence
'ef sisslifv and should Lc punished with death"
James ,he i,sl used 90 say. that the hsppesi lot
htc vas than shlch sets man below The o'ire
"a ia.tco O. ,hc peace, sud above that u pcIiy
constable.
Great men. hse rrea, ciie., have msny crooked
paris aud dsfs s.ics il their besrs. Uhefeby lie
iha, aaoss ihem may s,,e himself much tiu'e and
trouble.
A bachelor observed that he woul1 marry, If
cciiaio ofs wife perfectly good. By sIander
begged lin 10 sIelk one IS few such were 10 be
None are go in,incibc as your half wilted peo-
pie. Who know just enough 10 excite their prde.bui
not go much ns TO cure their ignorance.
Il shall soon dc, Cuffy--l must set on, upon
long journey" said sick man to he old negro
servant. Berry WELL replied Cufy. %! guess mss-
"a hab good going. cause it be all dc way down
hill"
When we are Alone we have ?u' thoughts TO
wstch in the family our tempes; IN coMpoLr our
tongues.
There are many hours in Every persons HE which
are not spent in any thing important; but 1t is ne
ces.sry that they should not be passed idly.
Ala public garden in The suburbs Of London a
waiter, observing one Of hi. masters customers
boiling before his bill was paid roared out TO a
brother nttendagt--"Run, ron. Bob there's two
teas and glass Of brandy and water escaped over
the ence-cs,ch en-
by ST. Patrick Tho is q heather country, sore
enough" said Murphy, who Ind entered mer.
chants family "uoon don't come here TIL three
o'clock, at all, al bll.'--.N y. Mirror.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

The foowiu. IS u certificate from Dr G.. p Rspmii-
graduate "a medicine II the University of Goctinren
The satrrbcr has tested The effects of Jeweis inis.
we'd vegetable P IN several Of disease OF tho ,sf
Ggl digestive organs, Rad the result has convinced ha
that they snneny calculated 60 suh.ervs the pu'.
pose for which they designed. Considering them d.
together superior Ia those articles commonly offered 70,
similar complaints, would che.riuy add my ,r,tmuu,
ia favor Ui 80 valuable u medicine. (SenoO
Charles f. R.7t,NLLN " D.
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A pPuNKY YANKEE oIRL. Mrs Mary lliilnan,
Of Mauha's Vineyard, has peilionrd Congress for
graiuity IN her old age for the following SER
vice She sistsR that when nbou, 10 years OF age
IN l776, fcsidinfss, Marha's Vineyard. a British
cruiser came in. nnJ wanting a spar managed to
bay the only one to be had which was then erect
ed as liberty pole ; that kersef and two other
girls, on the nigh, ptevous TO its intended remCs
al, bored hoes in The pole. filed them with gun
powder, and applying fire sp, the pole to pieces, SO
that Il was rend red useless to the enemy. Poor,
sod now 76 she asks for small compensation
for an eel which she considers equal 10 taking u
stand of colors from an invading enemy. The pc
tiyOn was referred.
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Commissioners, Notice.

WV the subscriber. being appointed by the Hon. Pro-
w bate Court for the District Of Rutland, commits
soners receive examine and sdju., all claims and do
rnsuds Of all persons against the estate OF
JOHN RANDALL,
late Of Clarendon in said district deceased represented
inolvent, AMI also all claims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thercto and month. from the eth day OF Feb
runry n., being allowed by said court for that purpose
therefore hereby give notice that III attend TO
the bushes. of said appointment, at the dwelling
no of Merchant Randall IN said Clarendon the I'd
Saturdays Of May and July nex', from 10 o'clock 4.
until p. NJ g each ofsanl We.
SinL ToW I,;>i EXP J' c,m",ioner,
Dated at Wa!liasiol this 10th day Of February a.
u. 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

ErrsuTr. Dark deep boundess unfstb.
omsble mysterious eternity ,-Shoreless, bot
tomlrss. awful incomprehensible eternity ! In
the effort the mind Is lost, 1t reels, sisggers, be-
tones eoniouuded, overwhelmed, shrnks from a
falling mouu'sin. Eternity is passed. Eternity
Is future. Time like an Island in The m,ds, Of q
shorelets oecsn stands "a the ocean of eternity.
OF eternity we can give no d scrip,ion Ian.
gusge 10 too mesgre no picture can portray It'll
can neither be weighed nor measured. 1t is he
yond the hey Of the human intellect. five al.
temp, 10 launch into The mysi.riou. ocean. NC are
los, in the awful and prutuunf ebyss II We OF.
tempt 10 esze upon its ilhnilatlc field the mind
becomes dizzy the heart grows sck ard tslters.
We have no line 20 measure no scale 10 weigh i,
nc ehronome,er TO compute it. no chrunoopist 10
explain It, nothing With which csn compare II.
minute bears some comparison 10 myriad ii
yesfs. Bot time admits of no comparison with
eternity. II had beginniSs-rill have an end
Eternity had no becnnlng-Nill never have an
end.-Wben myrIsds end MILLIONS Of years have
interviewed. and thrice ten thousands millions
have passed. the sun Of eternity will but have 3 p
pesred cleaning in the horizon Eternity has ne
morn. noon nor night. IT'S everlasting. For
ever and ever and ever -
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F,vm R,r. ID. Dyuamoui.

With feelings Of pous gratitude 10 heaven, (whsne.
flows every good aud precious gifi,) now iorwnl
10 unite mine 10 the testimonies of those Who
have experienced the happy effects of"Dr Jewet, Ve.
etabie Pills" For more than two years. have suffered
severely from disease Of the stomach owing to, de-
ransement Of the digestive organs. And though u
the the recommended course Of many remedies ,m,l
Tor their relief giving virtures yet all vain and
lc-untiI at length through the advice ola friend
scnted TO make trial Of the above named Pills. the
Of which has completely esiabihefm long miihsd w
health.
J. ID. DRUMMOD, Catholic Pr,eiL
Boston, Mass. July 75th, 1883.
The fresh md genuine pills for sale by DANIELS
BELL, RUTLAND n. Price so cent, II box.
6snpiy.
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yAHx1raIE.

EtrsvI.s $50 vra, rsSEt cActNsrsseS
yopss planter "a he egrcf Ttr = ~ sitie 81
Ass.sssryn. i,isit tntrftt9 10 bs,uifsl ane iCh.
>, is'siec'ati lsdy ,i'e' ID. lsssy TsseH bad f''
s<t. wss 81 ned 10 ossrfTs thst b" 3"ung tHfr
MS ihoushifel 81 tincs. and tpPttftS ie 'Sh'r
nseA f,ens srse f--ThiasAng ih,s uis'h Ne rae
ed BY the sbs.hce a fsasle coRpsh'o"', BE .ude-
tet severn Yesnf lssies. ssiaiisss, 70 msse lds
boas- their bore 10 bopes ihcfcss 10 render be-
eesnplessiy hsppy. Tbs, tusngenaent tad nsl
ID. S.,itsi sfeci. Ills seiosej ihorgh apparent.
!, ,oyfs, ard ehet'lei. ~hie enns--irs sih h,'a,
a. sson ., the esusensiion ieres relsr'fd ilio
. De'tscLsly mood safg ed 81 ih'. be 'rU 70
pendsung the ese,c ,a5 teefs ichgihT re9sc-
lion. be esne 70 'so doifruinaiiou q fsn3'af 20
New fofk fc' paso - sc foisp'3ea b' ihc
k,,, sa,p bound fof Nsi,a,s. |i,ssso'r. or Df'pa
Cah.--We.l ihs n.usiCsl Companion 81 ,enai' tf-
ri,ej--sbd . spltndi5 eue q Vas OF bcauuf9i m7-
hogsny. oie,mentel trd polished 10 ne Wlac o.
q $500 hack note. And then q oi'coufsed tueh
rssi.hssg raslndv. 80 ibs snowy hartrs e TIC
BRIDE pro,sel the key. Tic Yoarg planter Sss
10 rsp,o,es cod congratulated bimself CO having
procured The thing needfol 20 The sngcfs c"in'
tisle f,lesy. Poo, man he p.id bot poor
compliment 10 hiss snsble partners intellect Il b"
though. sbs could pass her leisure hours In siroia
ming piano forte he vas mistaken. Thoogh
'u,u.e bath charms" ike love. II - mol the only
di.idssium in this worl3--for While II plcases the
car and touches the heart II ministers not TO The
risd The isoy bot seldom eooned Apollo. d
her husband had the modification Of feeling that
be had no, ys, msde his domcil psrsd'se to her
be sdorsd" Al last TO solve the riddle or her DIS
content, he sskcd her II she did not AT timer re-
grst having entered the msrrisgc sstc. 'Ob no
iadesd p she repled with earDes'ness -"nevei
for moment, hsye been other than your happy
vife bsf--,snetiu,s -" well soTeiimes
what. dearest !" III must tell you then somt
t.ss,s regrd hat you dOa'i take he neiespoPr Pa
taxa half dorm :"
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CufUfcoh II NJ ibid

Believing tina, Jewet,' lnprorsd Vegetable p,u, A.,
remedy worthy tho highest cuchj,nce. am Undue
from public combinations, TO slate the olcct Ih.y hsJ
member Of my family, Ea,y IN the ,sa winter a,
wife experienced the access Of disease which stndusN
increased 30 high degree II severity The ,ytp,b-
were great rtostra,on Of strength. l, 81 appetite, r,
Ia The head dfRlnrss phlpeion ofhe heart ia in IN IN,
silc anil cough She commenced with iho pill, oaii, d,
The ring and received immodele relief They wen,
continued according 90 The dircctons, until nearly w.,
boxes token, when the appeared 10 be ioti,
aud 10 in,ptnns Of distNse have 'pce appeared.
(stsucO LEjI .7BEL
Boston, S,lt tE, 1877,
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4 THg sun or HUMAN HArrINEss. "WcTe offer.
cd the choice" sad Byron, 'euher to 1--we over a
gain, or to live as many years onward, should GER
,ainly prefer the first (; yet my young days have
been vastly more unhappy than believe ,huse of
men commonly are. attempted to ono'"erate the
dsys Ind lived, which might, according to the
common Use OF language, be called happy could
never make them amount Ia more than eleven md
believe have very distinct remembrance ofev-
cry one. often ask myself. whether, between
the prcssn, time aud the day Of my death. shall
be able to lake up the round Dozen
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NAsEs sosss. Judging from the euphony
Of their names, he Russian dipomsiisis seem 10
have remarkable sniipsihy TO their noses. and 10
BE- invoking every one 10 rld them II saeh sn use
less exeresceHee As soon So possible. For exam.
pie, the lev impofsl minister 10 this country is
called Somonoso6. (.a~ my nose Of And ct
taehs Of the same legation "a Washington, Blow
msnoxof, 0how my nose Off Besides which.
We have Col kulmauozoG feui my nose cff.l II
the impeusl Gutrd Marshal pulmaaDzaf, (pull
my nose of y General Nozsbesun. (nose be CONC y
and macy others .Hficepoliiaa.
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CHESTER FEMALE SEMINARY.

VINE public are informed that the Spring and Sum
u mer Term of this Hourishng institution will com
mcnce the second Wednesday in March-the Fail and
Winter the fourth Wednesday in August. The advan-
tase. which this institution presents TO Young LADIES'
sre not eauaed by any in the Un'on Terms reason
able u, can with propriety he asked Tor.
Two teachers will be employed in he English De-
par,men,., one in Modern Languages and Music
Teacher.
Lectures. frequently, on the different sciences.
Chester, Feb |, 1887. 10