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Strengthening Plaster.

DR. 5. c. HEwETT's (Bone-Setier of Boston,
Mass CELEBRATED STREHGTHEEING SALvR.
HNHlS Save is a vast improvement on the
Il old celebrated Dr. Sweets Plaster, which
is superior TO all Others ever yet invented, and
which has been in use about 100 years. DIR.
II. has sold upwards Of 10000 rolls within tie
past year. IL is recommended to be applied in
the following cases, viz: For pains and weak
nesses in the hack stomach sides and ons;
rheumatism, the effects Of mercury; corns, the
effects and consequences ofsprains, dislocations
and fractures; dyspepsia, and in many cases Of
felons and liberated sores, for cleansing and
healing them; in fact, in all weaknesses, par
ticuarly in children. None will be genuine
except the label is signed by the proprietor
This Plaster is for sale generally in the prin-
cipal towns in the United States. 1t can be
obtained of the proprietor at Wholesale, or at
Messrs. Maynard s. Noyes', Druggists, No.
II Merchants Row, Boston, or of JOSEPH
STEEN, at the Bratt!eboro Bookstore, Ger
eral Agent for Windsor and Windham Co.
April, 1888. "a
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Carding Machine.

NOR sale at the Chesterfield Factory, NH.
Il a first rate Custom Wool Carding Ma
chine. This Machine was built by Fisher s.
Hawkins, Springfield, VI. for Custom Work,
and will be sold very cheap On liberal credit
for good Note. April &c, 1885,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-05-04
LOOK OUT For A yILLAINl

A man by the name of Joseph Rollins.
about q years Of age, and who says he be-.
longs in Ludlow, VI has taught u writing
school IN Bernardston in this county for two
or three weeks past.
On Monday evening, April 23d, about half
past o'clock, he stole from the desk OF Mr.
Isaac Burrows, with whom he had boarded
about Two weeks a wallet containing about
$50, in cash, and secreted i. under stone in
the corner Of fence about half mile off,
Soon after, about 8 o'clock, in order to COW
er the theft he had just committed, he took
Mr.. Burrows hoise from the barn and left
him in the road He then bounded himself
in the face, booded his hands, shirt and 9th
er clothing, tore and dirted his coat and
shirt, and took off his watch from his safety
chain and left il in the road Thus situai-
ed he returned TO Mr.. Burrows house and
stated that when near the barn.yard gate, he
saw a man leading MIR. BIS horse away and
that in accosting him, the stranger immedi-
ately struck him in the face, and knocked
him down, which so stunned him that for a
few minutes he was insensble. On recov-
ering little, he said he found his way into
the house and in sad predicament, sure.
ly, he appeared TO be
Efforts were Immediately made to look
up the person who had committed such a
supposed high-handed offence Mr.. Bur.
rows. having got ready TO pursue after the
offender went to his desk to get some mo.
ney. when TO his great surprise, has wallet
containing $3.50, and other papers was
gone. He had placed j; in the desk about
sun down.
Advice was Immediately obtained. and as
no Other person except Mr. Burrows fani
lily and Rollins had been in the house that
evening. the theft was laid to him.
Al length, about IL o'clock, after the
most unremitting and powerful efforts had
been made by several members Of the
"Bernardston Thief Detecting Society,""
Rollins was persuaded on receiving the
most decided assurances that he should not
be arrested until morning, to conduct them
to the place where he had most securely hid
the money. I, was found safe, the wallet.
probably not having been opened.
AS much as they wished such rascally
conduct should receive the punishment
which it most richly deserved; still the
gentlemen who had made the pledge to him,
as matter of necessity in order 10 obtain
the money, thought it their duty TO abide BY
it,
Before morning Rollins had left the town
and state. to which we hope he will never
again return Greenfield Mass) Mer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-05-04

The vicinity of Bntlleboro, going West, can
have their effects carried TO Troy aud there
stored or freighied, as directed. For further
information, call on Dickinson & Curtis,
River street. Troy, or the Agent at Glasses
Hotel, or s. II. Bridge, Bratlebo,o.
April, 1898. 80
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Brandreth's Pills.

ENUINE DR.. BRANDRETH's Pills, for
" sale at the BRATTLEBoRo BooKsToRH,
Wholesale and Retail.
NJ. S. Buckn, Bellows Falls; James East
man, Wiliamsville; Henry w. Bissell. agents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-05-04

WHEREAS, Joshua Harris, adminstra-
w tor of the estate of the said deceased,
proposes to render an accountlof his admnislra-
ton, and present his account against said es-
tate for allowance, at the Probate Court to be
holden at Chase's Inn, in Bratteboro, in said
district, on the last "Wednesday of July next:
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said court, at the time and place afore-
said, to show cause, if any you have, why the
said account should not he allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court, at Brattlebsro, in said district, this
25th day OF April, A. ID. 1888.
S5 DANA HYDE, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro. SIS.
THE Honorable the Probate Court for the
district of Marlboro, To all persons concerned
in the estate of JOSHUA HARRIS, late Of
Halifax, deceased, intestate,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-05-04
Joel RanneY,

INFORMS his fiiends and the Public that
IL he has purchased the ENTIRE STOCK
of the above firm, and will continue the BUSH
ness at the Old Stand, where persons DESTROYS
of GOOD BARGAINS will find it greatly
for their interests to give him n call, as he will
sell Goods at VERY REDUCED prices for
Cash or on a short Credit.
East Guilford, April "a, 1888. 81
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Up baggage Wagon 10 Troy.

A BAGGAGE WAGON will
01n leave Bra,tleboro for Troy
ErWgr RSNs on Monday of each week,
-frlH fiKaH and will take Freight 10
ssssk-ss.- Ss6seS-a Troy for CO l-2 cents per
Nm. al li.,r Linn,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-05-04
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
HNHE Subscribers would respectfully inform
IL the inhabitants of Newfane, Dover and
vicinity, that they have just received and offer
Tor sale, large and general assortment of new
and desirable Goods, comprising in part of
L . Pieces black, blue, brown, BROAD.
claret, and invisible green CLOTHS.
Blk, drab, lavender, mixed J
and striped OAssihEREs'
20 Ps Calicoes, from 9 to 80 cts per yard
Scotch Ginghams;
Blk and blue Gro de Nap. and Swiss SILKS;
Black Sinchaw; Fancy Hdkfs; Muslin Collars;
Black Italian Cravats, White Cambrics;
Musns; Bishops Lawn; Irish Linen;
Checked and Corded Cambrics;
Web and Footing Lace;
Thread Edgings and Insertngs;
Black Lace Wells;
Blk, green, and white Blond Gauze do;
MeIino Shawls; Blk Bombazine;
Ladies and Gent. Kid Gloves;
Black and White Silk do;
White, Cotton and Merino Hose;
Light and Dark Vestiugs; Black Silk Velvet;
Canvass, Padding and Silecia;
Bleach'd Shifting; Umbrellas;
Blue Drilling; Linen do;
York Mixtures, Stripes &c for Summer wear:
Suspenders; Neck Stocks;
1000 yds Shifting and Sheetinc;
Ticking, Batting and Wicking;
900 lbs Cotton Yarn, from No. 7 to 90;
cases Brush and Beaver Hats;
5 do Silk, new style;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-06

Leave Green Plains every Tuesday and Saturday at4
m, arrive at Lawrenceville same days by ~ m
1862 From Lawrencevilie, by StoIgeonvie' R ns
dys, Jones borough, Mcfarland s, "a.'sooao - hct
Bridge, and Greensboro, to boydtoh' VI "''''0 "
Leave Lawrenceville every Thursday at m, arrive
at Boydton next day by oP M .;,a o,
Leave Boydton every SATURDAY, e' y M N
Lawtencevie next day oy D P III NJ r,l
Iss9 From Iawrencevile, by LewisViiie, Edmund .,
R,;cSI,nd. Oak Grove, Columbia Grove, "n'''le
Mills and South H to Lombardy Grove, as miles anu
back once week -, ,;r.
- Tombardy Grove same day by pm
Leave Lombardy Grove every Friday at IN, arrive
a, T.wrenceville same day by IN
1864 From Lawrenceve, by louisville, Chrlchton 8
Store. Turner'S Store, St Tsmmany, Palmers Spring,
and Hammersvile, TO Lombardy Grove 46 miles and
back once week -.
Leave Lawrenceville every Monday at p m, arrive
a. Lombardy Grove next day SPIN
Leave Lomhardy Grove every "Wednesday al M
arrive at Lawrenceville next day by 10 m
1865 From Jacksonville, by Powell.on and sea'e s
Cross Roads, to Weldon, % miles and back once week
Leave Jacksonville every Thursday al M arrive
Leave Weldon .yery "Wednesday at G a m, arrive at
Jacksonville same day by I'm c,, ,ooo
Service ia 10 commence the first oil July, ioo9
IsfS From Jacksonville. by Chrchtons Store, South
Hill Greensborough h, and Drapers''e' "
SO miles and back once week =,
Cbrstanyle same day oy oPm
Leave Chrstianve every Wednesday at S a m, ar.
rive A Jacksonville same day by I'm
Service is to commence on the LIST OF July, 1889
1867 From Boydton, by Chrs,ianville, Mil! Grove,
Rehobo,h, and LInenburg c II to Blacks and Whites,
IL miles and hack twice week
Leave Boydton every Tuesday and Saturday aton M,
arrive at Blacks and Whites same days by p m,
Leave Blacks and Whites every Sunday and Wednes
dav at 5 a M arrive at 8oydton same days by Pm
1865 From Boydton, by Wordsworth, c, and Lynes
Vile. 10 WILLIAMSBURG, % miles and back once week
concluded on the last page)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-06
completion Of the Improvements already begun, w..
mid survey 500 600

completion of the improvements already begun, uaa,
said survey, $4,000.
Mr. Montgomery moved an additional section ~,
viding that part Of the appropriations made In H.,
bill snail be paid, until the Secretary OF the Treas m
shall be satisfied that the ordinary appropriations for
support of Government for the present year. will MOI h.
embarrassed thereby.
MIR NJ said he hoped that if this bill did pass i, shou
be as unexce ponable possible; and surely gen-uea
in the Opposition who daily charging loudly .,or
the bankruptcy of the Administration, would not yo,
TO appropriate So 600 600 in this bill Tor harbors "ln sG
di,ion to So 600 900 that had been appropriated IN tho
last four years making So 600 900; when they, ,he
loud declarations have declared that the Gove!nInen, .
bankrupt and carry on lis ordinary operations
for want Of money, without borrowing by the ISSUE Of
Treasury notes. Surely those gentlemen who proclaim
ed the Government bankrupt and still refused 10 VOTE
the issue Of Treasury notes to pay the ordinary esper
SEES would not now vote millions OF dollars for o.,
traordinary pxpep ses. Will gentlemen vote million,
be paid for extraordinary expenses and refuse one
lar for even ordinary expenses: DO they not kaog ,b,
this money cannot be PAID:
The amendment was disagreed TO.
Mr. Enore moved an item for closing The passara r.
Hog Island, and preserving SulIivans Island SIJjv0o
lost
On motion of Mr.. Sergeant. the committee ro.e and
reported the bill and amendments.
On motion of Mr.. Connor quarter before II Ococ,
D. H. the House adiourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-06

THE Army BILL.-Since dsposing OF the San -
sury project which has for some time been q bar y
other business, the House Of Representatives nh,
gagged with spirit in the consideration OF ~,
from the Senate proposing increase OF the sur"
of our prese nj Military Establishment. We canno'
dict with any certainly The fate of this bill re IN II
raj i'm PRESTON however, seems TO be that eoFf si
the subject will pass: not precisely in the sn'pe
Senate s bl but rather in the form proposed ~ a.''
men,s re ported by the committee on military an e,,c
effect of which will be- to add TO the numerical O,s
the Army from two or three to perhaps FIVE th'''
men-Nat Irtsiligenesr Of June %. l.. q
The HALL OF REpREsEsTATyEs.-An o''
made Yesterday, in the House Of Representaii't,o
large majority of voies for changing the In,f
rangenent Of the Hail. TO restore the arfa"
which existed previous to the 22d Congress, Oh
the seats Of Members, and placing the sPe'A''
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MIR. Martin moved item Of $50 200, for completing
the canal round the Muscle shoals and after some re
marks from Mr. M. and Mr.. Dawson,
Mr.. Graves moved to amend, by appropriatng the
Government stock in the Louisville and Portland canrl
10 purchase out the private stockholders, and making
that passage free of toll which, after remarks by
MIR. e., Messrs. Martin, Sergeant, Cushman, Evans,
Bell Garland Of La. and Pope when
Mr.. Mallory moved that the committee rise; but no
quorum voting, the committee rose in consequence
thereof.
Mr. Mallory moved an adjournment.
Mr.. L. Whesey asked tor The yeas and nays; which
being ordered were-yeas Gl, nays n.
So the House refused 10 ADJOURN and quorum being
present, the House went again into committee.
The amendment was further discussed by Messrs
Graves, Biddle, Pope, Graham of Indiana and Cush.
man when II was rejected without division.
Mr.. Graham of Indiana moved an amendment, requir
ing the Secretary of the Treasury TO purchase out the
stock of the Jefferson and New Albany Canal, equita
Bile conditions lost.
Mr. Martins amendment was also disagreed to.
Mr.. Whit,lesey of Connecticut moved item Of
$40 900 for completing the harbor at bridgeport, Con-
Sir. Mckennan moved the usual annual sum of $40.
600 afterwards varied 800 OOO for expenses incident
to making examinations, surveys, DC. lost.
Mr.. Goode submitted proposition of $4,000 for the
improvement OF The Maumee river and $4,000 for Man
haitian harbor: lost.
MIR. Biddle moved the amendment, which had been
reported by the committee on roads and canals to the
New Harbor b lost
Mr.. Cushman moved an item Of So ,O00 for complet.
ing The navigation in Cocheco river, New Hampshire
lost
Mr.. Hunter Of Ohio moved 10 increase the item for
the Improvement OF Huron river, Ohio, from So 900 to
SlO.0G0 lost.
MIR. Jeniler moved item for removing the wreck
sunk in the harbor of Alexandria, District Of Columbia,
5000: lost.
Mr. Robertson, for improving the harbor of Richmond,
Virginia, S632O0.
Mr.. Mallory, for the navigation of the Dismal Swamp
canal, Ssl9. 900: lost.
Mr. Fillmore, TO increase the item for Buffalo haIbor
from $50 400 10 SOS, Goo lost.
Mr. Evans moved 10 strike out the clause approprat.
ing So 900 for continuing The pier Kennebunk, Malne
which agreed to
MIR. Wise moved 100000 for clearing and improving
the creeks, &c. of Chesapeake Bay lost.
MIR. Harrison moved to increase the item for the i'm.
provement of the Mississippi river above the mouth of
the Ohio, and of Missouri river, $4,000 to $50 900
lost
Mr.. H. also moved $4,000 for removing the sand bar
at ST. Louis: lost.
MIR j. l.. Williams offered the following anne mt,
which was disagreed To-:
To improve that portion of the Tennessee and Holston
rivers, which was surveyed by COL s. H Long Of the
u S. Typographical Corps, in the year 1882 and for the
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WFAx AcADEMY at As GSuo nso BY ,Ss
of The citizens he county erect suitable buildings "
the opening tho School, take pleasure III 70 INC pun
s 1s y sTi ec The the
ton The long experience Of Sir, together with his classical
c Joys sent this Seminary will be correctly and Thoroughly
Whatever they study ounS @ @
advanced classes with credit TO una
honor upon which they laid the foundations
of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy;
bu, until committee appointed for that 10 pro-
curing such Assistant, that department VIII fe"n" una luz "e
non ., m upJ and the Institution JUS
f nm USHER will also employ take charge ofthe small
e boys und prepare them tor the higher studio: OF the
oe"e it is also the design furnish at this Semi
nary The Of acquiring an education at comrqr%
thng expense sufficiently extensive TO enable young
enter upon the various duties and avocno1s OF e-
and the studies will be more enlarged a
ncc greater variety Of subjects than usual in Acudenes nena
cd as merely preparatory other schools tn" trustees ARE dee
Mined Whatever taught sha be " % oS
accurate scholars and superficial 'ma''eeis 'ha DC Inc W
spyinp of the Institution m ., ;o,.o r
months cac session will commence on the LIST Guy Of
February 1885, The Let day Of July next Inc efGha
Of December following Tu!Tes 10 the branches o. en
English Mode1
ios the Latin and Ancient Geography
Greek and Roman inc anI
Natural d"'Is vs. per
S"' -" -. RICHD. LU6hN,
uou''u'' ''' President of the Board Of Trustees
Tuo, j. GREEN, Secretary. A.,
Persons desoua making further inquiries respecting the AGA
acmy urc referred to any tho following gcnomen residing the
county Uf Halifax: ny, c,.,r ,rLon,s r.
co,emnu Rev Charles Dresser umes e. Bruce John d. caring
tom Thomas g. Avere. Gen Edward Wrh Thomas
snruans E,helc A. CoIcan, Rev. John Clark Elisha BatE?
dale ill., John Wilson, VIM B. Bunks John Wmosh IGhn r H..
CsIanis. COL Charles n Harris VIM Holt James YO1ns James
Enscy YIN Warhop Mai John Baksdae, Elisha Bells, C1i
Chn.cs 4 Balow Henry Edmunds, Thomas Young William L.
Owen Charles K TurberviIe, John McPhai Clement Lips
comn, WIN. w. "on'"eh' "'"'' T9-w6w
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E;cL,nonJ nnd P,tersLuro Rail road Company.

Richmond and PetersEurg RdH road CoMPHHy
r meeting resident and Directors, the l9il Instant
tho following required from the stockholders
TO he paid bY the Bunk Of Virginia its Branch a re-
rrbnrr 10 the credit the Company viz On ench share 3d. to
h. maid on October, LIST November LIST December LIST Jahua
~ aui Is, February and $40 the LIST March next
II is Indispensable that the acquisitions sonid DC met WIN
by stockholders tho claim. against the company
nro of such character, not to admit Of delay -
a " ~ WI. P. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
AK 32-2awtlstM
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TatuuJle Property for Sale.

nv Wednesday ash day of February 1885, in of
Deed Of Trust the a E May S we sa
SELL premises Public Auction, TO the highest O'oae' 0
S, sass S OF Is Se 49, the City Of Richmond
North Locks of the James River CS%pan wnen %Ss co
bans u Of the 18Th March, 1884, and recorded i" the Office d
Hastings Court for the Cy o. k,ehmona III. s, 10 witt
Io, No. 345 18Th street, and part the Lots No. io ana NO.
and parts conveyed Peter by Randolph
saJ in The office Of the said Hastings The dividing line
bwesn No 35 and tho Columbian Mill property 10 %
,.n a. fix by William Ha1at and Clara aaal
and Ch.vue dated the 10th November le anu
office Of The said Court as Tar as SAID ''s'
Also triangular piece of and fronting 18th street. and I'D
cuns the No. 345 conveyed TO Peter ChcvaiG by
sm Iaxa and Clara Haxa said deed of the 10Th No
half acre Lot in the City Richmond being Lo, No. $780,
, soh west corner OF which conveyed
to Peer j. Chovus by E. Hasvie and John aIve and
of the san. lus,inss Court, on which there is Corn MILL
Eeeen erected and other md
and to- % ns
River Company dated the 18th February 1884 ani recorded
in said Hastings Court, therein amount
used on lie Basin Of the anes River Canal
opposite what the said Chesnles Lot No. ISL unaet pres
sure four feet six aches under other pressure less an
four ST. inches provided that grescs
than would be drawn off precisely At The
said four feet six inches, subject to certain conditions
mentioned in the said deed from said Young to u.s.. -
The soe1u ssoma o V" the 9th February
the tieth Manufacturing CON-
pny" ali the right tc interest aud benefit oil he saa
Young derived said Act Of Assembly SO far
subject sale and by Us unde TIC sa
deed Of the said Young .,..
The whole OF the Property including both the water snS
and the privilege of the will DO sole III one
lot and the same bidding. ,...,:. -.
Property believed to be pect; bnt acn
Trustees shall sell other right but what vested III Us D!
the said deed Of trust.
~ ~ " JOHN G. McCREDIE.
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH
Trustees
rp ~ hing cold 70 satisfy deb, 10 me- exceeding $780,
0OO much of the purchase money Us sht o
credit Of fonL six and twelve monhs, "h m
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NOTICE TO trustees 9 The 10 1%e
election of Professor of supply the Vacan
c by the denh the late Professor nd
dress their applications postpad) the subscesr
n, :. A., - s.,-.,cru 10 the Board of Trustees.
Feb. 8 .'.A oo-~o" AeSN'
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B2ARTHENWA ARE, CHINA AND GLASS-rhomas J. Barrow
Importer Nassau Street, New YORK. offers Tor se'e
in comprising choice
patterns epackcd for country trade or III Tho original
PasN'SI: " RI y s'''- S2-lOt
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AN LEDE by Eclipse und full brother TO ARIEL, Lance
o'Key will make his next season in virginia, az my s
HE Free Hill two miles below Richmond Particulars VIII appear
nm T.. S0-ia