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I'm CHANCERY.

PURSUANT TO decretal order of the
IL Supreme Court Of Chaucery Of The State
Of Vermont, made in the case of Green & At
kiDson as. Marcus Whiting, Lemuel Blake,
and George f. Cook, will be sold at Public
Auction TO the highest bidder, under the drec-
ton of the subscriber, one of the Masters OF
said Court at the dwelling house of R. Hyde,
in the Village of Bellows Falls, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of July next, at IL o'clock, at
noon, all those Shares 10 the Bellows Falls
Canal Company, numbered Eighiy-fve to
Ninety-sx inclusive, and contained in Cerlif-
cate number Eight
PETER II. TAFT,
Master in Chancery.
Rockingham, 10th June, 1898. AZ
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The wonderful cures effected by La Medicine
T4tf Curative


The wonderful cures effected by La Medicine
Curative.
There has been the following cases of cures
effected in the month Of May. 1888. cures of
Asthma; number Of cures Of bleeding at the
nose; number OF cures of Peurisy or pains
in the side; 10 cures of Scroffula; I6 cures of
Toothache, il always cures toothacbe when il
arises from disordered Stomach; 4 cures of
pulmonary complaints; 80 cures Of Jaun6ice;
10 cures of headache; 10 cures Of inflammation
OF the eye; cures of sore throat. The above
are but few Of the multitude reported Ger
tifcates can be obtained from people Of the first
responsibility OF the CERTAINTY with
which these pills soon effect cure in that
troublesome disease the PILES.
The following is one of those many cures
that so much astonish the worldli
DEAR SIR: The La Medicine Curative
had wonderful effect in my own case, and re-
stored me from what was considered by Ply
sicians Pulmonary Consumption. have for
four years past been out Of health, and great
portion OF the time have not been able TO per-
form daily labor, and for two years past have
been troubled with pain in the side attended
with cough and raising OF Blood, loss Of ap-
petite, general debility with frequent chs, and
night sweats. had doctored much-taken all
kinds of medicine, such as Hygean and Bran
dreth's Pills, and the Celebrated .Mafehiess
oHHdttDe, Dut all To no elect. was then adj
vised in the month of March to make trial of
the La Medicine Curative PiIls,-I had no
faith in them but got box, ! took them but
few times before found my health improving
and previous symptoms had left me. ! was
soon restored 10 good health and still remain so,
able to perform manual labor every day.
Yours Respectfully, RS
NATHAN +. .BLODGETT.
Brattleboro, June 1883. AZ
The above article is for sale by G. w. EN-
ERSON, of Brattleboro, VI. Principal agent
for the United STATES Of .4merica, and none
genuine unless il contains the within signature
of G. w. Emerson, 10 each article.
Par LIE ROY,
Proprietor De La Medicine Curative.
For sale also by Wheeiock Keith, jackson, N.
y; .Messrs. Baker g. Mortified, Fayetteville,
a.; S. r. r. CHENEY, Jamaica, ~ .Messrs.
La=elte & Jones, Doper, ~; Messrs III. 8.
W. Goodno,c, Whitingham, ~; YIN Halle,
Hinsdaie, N. II !; Harden Ford, Chesterfield,
". H.; Ira p. Haypood, Wardsboro, ~.
Jesse Cone, Marlboro, ~; S. f. Thompson,
Totcnshend, ~; and Elihu Halliday, Chick
once Falls, Mass
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Medical Lectures.

THE Medical Lectures at DARrMourn
IL COLLEGES, Hanover, H, will commence
on Thursday, The second day of next August,
and continue thirteen weeks.
Andto'ny, Surgery and Obstetrics, by r..
ID. MussEy, NJ. ID.
PhysioIogy, Mdte,id Medica and Medical
Jurisprudence, by DANIEL. OLivEn, NJ. NJ.
Theory and Practice OF Physic, by J.
DELAMATER, NJ. ID.
Cheniisirn and Dha,va..ry. Ly O. p HIM
BARD, Nj. ID.
Demonstrations IN Anatomy, by N. Won
cEsrER, M. ID.
Lecture Fees, $50. Mutriculating Fee SO.
June |, 1898. az
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~ Cabinet Furniture,
Chairs, Feathers & Painting.

YNHE subscriber continues 10 carry on his
IL CABINET, CHAIR, aud P1INITNG
business, in all their several branches, at his
shop one door south of Dufton, Clark d. ca.
Instruction given as usual IN all the branches
of the Art of Painting Imitation Wood. All
attended TO promptly at low prices, as at any
other place.
ALTERS constantly for sale of the
first quality, and prices as low as the lowest.
Those wishing TO pay Cash for any Of the
above articles will do we'll to call
ANTHONY VAN DOORN.
Bratteboro, March, 1898. if26
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NORTH AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK.

Mr., Editor,-l would call the attention Of Parents
and Teachers TO this valuable work | think IL de-
cldedy superior to every other book OF the kind within
my knowledge. The lessons are so arranged as to
lead the child forward step by step from the easier TO
the NOR, difficult They are likewise adapted TO
the comprehension of young minds and have the rare
merit Of attracting attention and exciting interest
This book is highly commended lay the North Amcri-
can Review and by many Of the principal Journals OF
the day. Many individuals too, well qualified to Judge
Of its mers, have expressed their decided
Of the work. Among these Rev. u. s. Barstow,
>. Hale, Esq. and Judge Parker Of Keene, NH. F;
Judge Redfeld Of Montpelier, VI; J. o. Taylor, Esq.
Editor Of the Common School Assistant, Albany, NY.
and many others. hope il will be extensively intro
iuced into our S'hoos, and confident il, win be
approved wherever il is known. ABB
Bra,teboro, June, 1888. "a
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STATE OF VERMONT.
County Court april Term, "A. ID.
1888.
Gideon Palmer Us Rufus Rice. Jr.

UldeOn FhmeT US NuIus NIce, Ut.
I'm this cause which is an action upon Book
IL Account demanding in damages eight hun
dred dollars, at the Term aforesaid of said
Court, the undersigned was appointed sole
Auditor; and the said Rufus Rice, Jr. residing
without this State and having no attorney of
record--sad auditor, hereby gives notice to said
Rufus Rice Jr. TO appear before him at the
Inn of Elisha Warner, in Grafton in said
county, sn the eleventh day ofSeptember next,
at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to attend the
auditing the accounts of the parties; and d.
reefs the publication OF this notice in the Yer
mont Phoenix printed at Brattleboro, IN said
county. three weeks successfully, the last of
which to be at least sixty days before the day
of auditing aioresaid-By order of said Court
ERASTUS BURGESS, Auditor
ID. l.. Putnam, Atty for Pl'f. as
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Chickopee Falls, June i3, 1898. "a

N. b. The subscriber having made new
arrangements, is under the necessity ofcalline
upon all those indebted 10 him, either by Note
or Account, to make payment TO the Hon
Henry Wheelock, ON or before The first OF No
vember next as the notes and accounts are
lodged in his hands. II is desirable that the
above be not disregarded.
June 10. 1888. ELIHU HALLIDAY
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I'm CHANCERY.

nURSUAN TO decreial order of the
Il Supreme Court Of Chancery of the State
of Vermont, made in the case of Green and
Atkinson rs. Charles Haushorne, Lcmuel
Blake, and the Fulton Bank, will be sold at
Public Auction to the highest bidder, under
the direction of The subscriber, one of the Mas
ters of said Court, at the dwelling house of r..
Hyde, in the Village of Bellows Falls, on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of July next, at II
o clock, at noon, al. those Shares in the Bel
lows Falls Canal Company, numbered Forty
nine TO Sixty inclusive, and contained in Ger
lificate number Five. ,st.
PETER r. TAFT,
Master in Chancery.
Rockingham. 10th June, 1888. AZ
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House for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his
fssa dwelling house in WilllamsvIile,
Is;say9x with small but excellent garden,
.1Assssss{ barn, and two sheds adjoining the
same. Said house is two stories high, nearly
new. and well tinished-oiierng a pleasant
situation to any one wishing Tor location ~
thai place. Terms reasonable and accommo-
dating. ,Aup
Willamsville, June %, 1888. %
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A Rare chance for a
PHYSICIAN.

81 FOR SALE, an elegant two
fM.SH,E story HOUSE, good Barn, Shed,
l....EEks and other convenient out buildings,
.ksMk4 aud Garden containing nearly
half an acre of choice land, situated in Will
iamsville, in the south part of New Fame, VI.
The above will be sold on terms that cannot
fail to suit a reasonable purchaser, if applica-
ton be made soon to the subscriber at Chicko-
pee Falls, Mass. or to the Hon. HENRY WnEE-
LOCK, residing near The premises. Physi-
clan is much needed in the above place, the
subscriber having been under the necessity OF
vacating the place and locating himself in a
more dense community, in consequence of his
health being too feeble To endure the fatigues
of country practice.
A Physician wishing TO locate himself will
do well to examine the above premises.
ELIHU HALLIDAY.
Cbickopee Falls June 13, 1898. "a
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Temperance House.
EzI ABEL CARTER,

liig II f Is tsn aSo and he P P"Sie
&-zsssSsSS that he has taken the pleasant
and commodious Stand on State street, in the
village of Montpelier, centrally situated be.
tween The Bank and The State House, but
few steps from the post office, an excellent
reading-room and from the stage-house, and
recently occupied by MIR. Henry Y. Barnes,
He assures The public generally, and the friends
of Temperance, in particular, that no reasona-
Bile efforts, ON his part, and that of his family,
shall be wanting to render his house pleasant
and desirable home to the traveller; to Perma-
nent boarders to gentlemen of the bar, judges,
Jurors. and witnesses in court time to mem
bers and visitors of the Legislature, during the
annual sessions /, and in fine, TO all persons
who may please 10 favor him with The patron
oge such an establishment requires, and which
il will be his ambition 10 merit, by prompt
attention 10 the wishes of his guests, and by
reasonable charges.
Iga The stages will call at this house for
passengers.
Village Of Montpelier, April 2, 1898. 4w42
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IUST Received Farwell's, KimbalPs,
81 MoIse's, and Brown & Iiolman,s Cast
and German Steel g. Steel back SOY 10
Jew and Gentle SHAT n , indian ROM
Scvihe Stones Rifles, Rakes, &c. &c.
For Sale by J. Q. STONE q ~
Green River, June 2s, 1888. 40
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Window Sashes.

"A THNHE subscriber has for sale and
f.sSeA IL will be constantly supplied,
li!..EEe with UINDOW SASHE1S, of va
1890 rious sizes, which he offers on the
most favorable terms. Sashes of any descrip-
ton made 10 order on short notice. -
NATHAN'L BLISS.
Bratlleboro Village, March 20, 1898. if29
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Great Excitement in BostonN
Trembling among the medical Facu,,vi,,


w E learn that The distinguished DR. Wat
w son, 276 Washington street. and Dr. 8
=. flewett, the celebrated Bonesetter. POI
washington street, 1.-TWO of the most skllfui
practitioners IN Boston,) having witnessed the
happy effects of Goelick's Matchless Sanativp
IN several cases which have come under their
observation, have given the general agent of
his great modern medicine permission TO re-
Ter TO them through the public journals. II is
win pleasure we notice such acts of distin-
Sulshed benevolence, and this noble generosi-
~ OF DIS. II. and w bespeaks their genuine
philanthropy. d lGsi . -
We understand, DR.. Watson is ofibe opin-
ION that as the Sanative has created such n
Tremendous excitement among The Medical
Faculty, IL must be something extraordinary
and far superior TO the common nostrums of
the day--and there cannot be a doubt, but
when The virtues Of this great specific shall be
duly appreciated by Physicians, they will
frankly acknowledge il TO be the most valua-
BILE addition which has been made to the Ma
,era medica since the days Of HIPPO
We further learn that the general Agent of
me Sanatiye has The liberty to refer his fell
low citizens TO DR. Hewett for two very inter
esting cases which came within the knowl-
edge OF, the DR.. One Of the cures, as we
learn, was effected upon Young lady afflicted
with Lumbar Abscessn--and so serious was
her complaint. that she was unable TO. submit
to DR.. HIS. usual mode of treatment in such
cases, He advised her to try the Sanative,
she did so, and before taking one phial, was
entirely cured and not a restige of her dis
ease remains! Another. A gentleman, aged
10 pronounced by all who knew him to be in
,,confrmed Consumption" was wonderfully
restored TO health by the use of only one phi
al ofthe Sanative--and he is now well and a.
bout his daily business as usual
We think the open and candid course pur-
sued by DR.. Watson and Hewett richly ent-
Ties them TO the lasting gratitude of the
pnblic-althought they may have the whole
phalanx of the Medical Faculty bouncing up
on them.
After reading the above, and the following
extracts from letters addressed 10 DI. Row
land, by his agents, who can for moment
doubt the powers of the mighty Sanative?
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Correspondence of,he Boston Courier.

CONCORD, n f., June 20.
have only time 10 say that the Wing
State Convention holden this day, was well
attended, most of the towns in the State be-
ing represented. The result was as was
anticipated, the unanimous nomination OF
General JAMES WILSON, Jr OF Keene,
as candidate for Governor, 10 be supported
by the Wings of New Hampshire, at the
ensuing March election. The following
ticket for Representatives 10 Congress, was
also unanimously adopted :-Rockingha
District, John Porter Of Derry; Hilsbor-
ongh District, Anthony Colby OF Newton.
don; Stanford District, Joel Eastman OF
Conway Cheshire District, Phineas Hand
erson of Kecne Grafton and Coos District,
Jonathan Smith of Bath. M
The best spirit prevailed throughout-a
spirit which augurs gloriousy for our cause.
| The New Orleans Bee says that the ship
Harbinger, which sailed from Apalachicola
for Liverpool, took Out a raltlesnake and an
alligator, as presents to Queen Victoria
From Teras-Datcs from Texas to the
first Of June have been received at New Or
leans. Congress adjourned about the 10th
MAY A treaty of peace had been concluded
with the Camanche Indians, but other tribes
on the frontier are daily committing acts Of
hostility
Gen Lamar is the popular candidate fol
the Presidency-the election takes place N
November.
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@ Come and See.

YHNHE subscriber has put his Carding Ma
IL chine in complete repair, and is ready TO
receive Wool for Carding on as reasonable
terms as at other shops in the vicinity. WORK
done as well as The best, aud on short notice.
Paw made easy. ALEX'R N. BOYDEN.
Guiliord, June llth 1888. Az
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Plymouth, Mass. Feb. 6, 1888.

N" n plymouth, MISS, TED. o, 1925.
Dear Sir-I have abundance of matter TO
tell you concerning the Sanaiive, where il has
performed cures when those who have bought
il, had scarcely any faith in its efficacy We
have one person now able 10 attend 10 her
domestic concerns, who was at the time she
commenced taking il confined to her cham
Der and Frustrated on hcrbed. ] will tell you
more when see you. Respectfully, &c.
ISAAC b. RICH
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ph4" ~ I'll ~ In ~; .'A'
WesIfiell 2. O. n. ". Feb. l6. 1898.
ORRls NICHOLS, p. NJ.

Hartford, CT. April II, 1888.
Dear Sir-My daughter, who had distress
ing cough, raised greatdeal of matter, and
who was afflicted with palpitation ofthe heart,
has taken phial of the Sana,ive and is now
HELL. Others also bear testimony to its
good effects. Yours respectfully
CIR. COMSTOCK.
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Hush l.. %. Monroe Co. N. Y March Ia, 1888.
Dear Sir-In 40 hours after received the
package of Sanative, sold al ofit--and have
come to the conclusion that il must be all it
is recommended 10 be. II is sufficient TO say,
that the benefit derived from short use of il,
has convinced the most prejudiced ofits utili-
ty. The enclosed money you will pass to my
account, and wish you TO send me more of
the Sanative as soon as convenient.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
FROM THE FRONTIER.

On Tuesday the 9Th instant, detach
ment was ordered by the commander Of the
Patriot forces at Napiervile, to open
communication from that place 10 Cham
plain. Dr. Cote held the command Of the
party and executed the duty assigned him
in gaIIan, style; assisted by Col. Gagnon
he took the Stone Mills at La Cole gurri.
soned by one hundred men. In the exc
cu,ion ofthis duty he took number of the
Odletown Militia prisoners, whom he pa
rolled on their word of honor to remain
neutral. Doct. Cote distinctly informed
them that if any Of them violated their pa.
role he would hold the whole accountable.
On Wednesday these paroIed tories
being joined by q body Of regulars forgot
their promise and uniting with them drove
Dr. Co'e's rear guard killing seven and cap.
turing one piece of cannon. By the fol-
lowing extract oc a communication it will
be seen that they have met their reward:
1.-The Napierville Patriot forces moved
upon that place this morning, fought an
hour and half-recaptured their cannon
and small arms which they lost day before
yesterday"
The patriots burned every tories house
from which they were fred upon, amount
ing to seven.
On Friday. Sir John Colborne came up
to the Isle Aux Noix with large force OF
regulars, and on Saturday moved against
Naplervile. But Nelson finding himself
too weak to hazard an engagement, made
good his retreat, without loss, leaving SiI
John 10 wreak his vengeance upon the
property of the suspected patriots. The
houses, barns, &c. Of every patriot, both al
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LATER.

Since the above was in type we have
received The Argus of Saturday, from
which we copy the following.
The results continue to be adverse to
the democratic tickets; and in some in
stances from counties where such results
were least expected. We give below the
returns in aggregate majortllies, leaving
details to The local canvasses. which will
not materially vary them.
Majoriles for Governor as far rs ascer,
tanned, SEWARD 948l, MARCY 53l2. The
remaining counties, including the eigth dis
trlc'. will swell Stewards majority to from
10 900 to 5000,
The federalis,s have doubtless elected
five ofihe eight senators, VIZ: in the lst
4'h. 6lh, 7'h and 9th districts, with perhap,
an equal chance for the 3rd--and probabI,
from 80 to SO members of the assembly, I,
from 40 to 48 republicans. 10 the present
house the republicans have 90 members
| OF the members of congress. as far az
heard. fourteen are federalsts and eight re-
pnblicans FIVE members are in doub,
viz: the double districts of Greene, COlum
bla and Schoharie, and Onondaga and Madi
son. and the Delaware and Broome district
with chances in our favor. or the remain
ing 10, the federalits will probably elect
and the republicans a.
The Senate of New York consist
of 80 members, elected for A years
in classes of eight each year. Las
year it stood 20 Van Buren,, 8 Wing
Of the eight elected this year, tn
Albany Daily Advertiser says, "w
think the LIST, Sd, 4th, 9th, 18th an
9th will be Wing the ed and ST
Loco Foco. Should this be the case
the parties will stand Is Wing, t
III Loco Foco.
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NEW YORK REDEEMED.

1t is with feelings of no ordinary
satisfaction, we announce one OF
the most glorious triumphs ever
achieved at the ballot box. The
STATE OF NETWORK is re-
deemed, regenerated, disenthralled.
The Patriotic Wing ticket is trium-
plant. While the administration
has succeeded with its money and
official power, in sitting public sem
tl,uent in Maine, and one or two
other states, reason has wrought its
perfect work in the Empire State.
"The sober second thought Of the
people" is al length expressed in
a way that will reach the tenant Of
the White House at Washington.
His days are numbered. Belshaz.
Ear was monument OF composure,
compared with Van Buren,, at the
present moment. From the bottom
of our heart, we pity the rascal
But, to the .....
RESULT.
The returns already received rem
der it certain that S F. w ARD is
elected Governor, by from TEN to
FIFTEEN THOUSAND majority
that the Wings have carried a
large majority of the Legislature,
a gain of ELEVEN MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS already ascer.
tanned. The City of N. York has
given majority of 1900 votes for
the Wing ticket-Albany $50, Troy
500, and so on. We might fill our
sheet with the details of similar
glorious majorities; but the results
are sufficient. And on this point,
we presume the reader will take the
following, from the Albany Argus
Of Friday, as conclusive:
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STATE or TERMONT,
Dr-TkicT OF CHITTENDEN. IS.

4 Tt Probate Court, holden at Burhng
~ lon within and for the District OF
Ch,,e .rden aforesaid, on the 9Th day Of
Noyemb,'r, A. D 1888.
Present. 'he Hon. Chas. Russell, Judge.
An ins,rumcn' purportng to be the las,
will and ,es,ameo' of Eli Thayer' late OF
Shelburne, in SAID District, deceased: being
presented to the Cou,'t here 9y Lymar
Hall, the executor therein 'a,"eu, W, pro,
bate, it is ordered by SAID L QUIZ, Ina, ,na' a "
persons concerned therein. b. n''''"eo v"
appear at session Of SAID CoGr, /" "
holden al the Registers Office IN B1th"g
ton aforesaid, on the second Wednesday .
December. A. d. 1888, and shew cause, II
any they may have agains, the probate
of said WIN, for which purpose I, is further
ordered That q copv of the record Of this
order be published three weeks successive.
Iy, IN the Free Press, printed at Burlington.
os soon as may be.
A true copy of record,
Attest. VIM. WESTON. Reg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16

rAcadie and Napiervile, were burned to
the ground. We shall have further par
ticulars in a day or two. Gen. Van Rem
selaer, went north in the Winooski, on
Saturday, for the purpose of joining Nelson
but he is loo late for this campaign. Our
opinion is that the patriot army is disban.
ded for the present. As TO this, however,
there are sOme conflicting reporss.
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SWRAMSe
20 Hhds. Muscovado.
Is do New Orleans,
IS boxes Philadelphia Loaf for sale by
Sep, "a. FoLLETT & BRADLEYs.
Jedediah Drew's Estate.

NV E The subscribers, having been ap'
w pointed BY the Honorable The Pro-
bate Court for the District of Chitlenden,
commissioners to receive, examine and ad
just the claims and demands of o persons,
the estate of Jededah Drew. late OF Char,
lole, in said District, deceased, represented
insolvent. and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the day of The date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of our appoint
men', at the dwelling OF George Perkins.
in Charlotte. in said District, on the last
Mondays of December and March next at
10 O'clock, A. NJ. on each o: said DAYS.
Dated. this Gath day of Oct. A. D. 1888
THOMAS C, HILL, } rou,
AARON l. BEECH. { "o"''' -