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The Resurrection or Persian
a Pr Z LIS.

SUPERIOR to the Hygean, Brandreth, or
~ any other pills before the public, as certified
TO by physicians and others who had used them.
The name of this medicine originated from the
circumstance of il being found only in the GEM
etries OF Persia. The extract of this wonderful
production has been used in many parts of Eu-
rope with the most astonishing control over n
great variety Of diseases, since the year 1888.
Early in the year 1893 il was combined with
a certain vegetable medicine imported from
Dura Baca in the East Indies and formed into
pills. The admirable effect of this compound
upon the human system led physicians and
families INTO its general use. The operation 0f
tnese pills IS as singular their origin, and IL
dinerent from any other compound used in the
.haferia .nedica. The Persian Pills cleanse
the stomach and bowels from all impurities, and
restores the secretary organs when torpid or
morbidly Affected, to speedy and vigorous
state OF health. They also enter the circulo-
ton and purify the blood better than any med
icine known; and from their detergent proper
ties they cxpel all viiiated fluids and humors
with the greatest certainty from the whole sys-
tenn. Such is brief outline of the operation
Of these pills. Without specifying the multi
tude OF diseases in which they have been used
with the most unparalleled success, they NAV
be said 10 be sovereign remedy-whose vir-
tue needs only be known by the public in order
to secure their general use. tCP A large half
sheet printed upon both sides accompanies each
box, giving the history of the medicine and a
great variety of certificates from those who
have been cured by the use Of these pills after
all other medicines had failed to afford them
relief. For sale in whole or half boxes by
BUTTON, CLARK & CO.
Brattleboro, July, 1888. tfbr1y "A
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STATE OF VERMONT.

w eSfTNIHSfeT DISIT1CT, 80.
BY the Honorable DAVID l.. PUTNAM. ESQ.
Judge of the Probate Court within and for
said district. To all concerned in the Estate
of Daniel .M.4RTIN, late of Pxtney, in
the County Of Windham and State Of Yer
mont, decreased, GREErINo:
:" HEREAS John Smith, Administrator
w on the Estate of said deceased, has sug-
gested to said Judge that he proposes to render
the first account of his administration on said
Estate, at the Probate Court next to be holden
at the Inn of Chester Rand, in Townshend in
said district, on the last "Wednesday of July
next.-Therefore you are hereby cited 10 ap--
pear at said Probate Court, and shew cause, il
any you have, why the said account should
not be allowed.
Dated at Rockingham, in said district, this
9th day of June, A. ID. 1888.
By order of the Judge,
a JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob. Rep'r.
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serve your
III e A LTH.

A L this season Of the year, Infammat,on
"A and Bilious complaints prevail. IN conse.
9uence Of hot weather; and they are Indicated
by a foul tongue, bitter taste In the mouth
and heaviness Of the head trs- If The IA
MEDECINE CUR.ATTVE PILLS are
taken when the symptoms begin, HEALTH
WIZ be PRESERVED. BY their simple on
eeratons they cleanse The stomach and blood
from the impurities that cause scknessl!i
Translated from The French.
The above article is for sale by g. w. EN-
EhSON, of Brattleboro, VI. Principal agent
for me United States Of .qmerica, and none
genuine unless it contains the within signature
oil u w. Emerson, 10 each article.
Par LIE ROY,
Proprietor De La Medicine Curative.
For sale also BY WheeIock Keith, Jackson. ~.
r.; .Messrs. Baker E. Merrifeid, Fayetteville,
~; $. 4. r. Cheney, jamaica, n; .Messrs.
LaseHe & Jones, Dover, IT,; .Messrs. Fl. s.
~. Goodnoc, Whitingh ham, ~; Nm Halle,
Hinsdafc, N. III Harden Ford, Chesterfield,
~. H.; Ira p. Haytcood, WardsJoro, ".
Jesse Gone, Marlboro, IT.; s. +. Thompson.
Io'cnshend, ~; and Eiihu Haiiaday, chick.
opee Falls, Mass.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for the dis
trict of Marlboro. To all persons concern
ed in the Estate Of RH OBJ STODD.fRD,
late Of BrattlebOro, deceased, interstate, q
GREETIka. b
WHEREAS, Aaron Wood, Administrator
w Of the Estate of the said deceased, pro-
poses to render an account Of his adminstIa-
ton, and present his account against said cs-
tate for allowance, at the Probate Court TO be
holden at Chase's Inn, in Brattieboro 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 aiore-
said, to show cause, If any you have, why the
said account should not be allowed.
Given under my hand aud the seal of said
court, at Brattlehoro in said district, this 29th
day Of June, A. ID. 1888.
A DANA HYDE, Judge.
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wv O R WI r e A.

nR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S unrivalled and
~ unequalled WORM TEA, a sovereign
remedy for worms. Strange and incredible
are the effects of these detestable vermn few
persons, and il is thought none, are free from
ihem particularly females and children. Many
persons go through distressing course of med
icine, without any benefit, when they might be
relieved by using the worm Tea. This inva-
liable medicine has been tested by the expert
ence of more than four thousand persons of va
rious ages, and not one solitary complaint on
the contrary, hundreds have called and unso-
iciled given their decided preference to il, af-
ter irving the different articles sent forth TO
the public, and pronounced Dr. M. Hitchcock's
Worm Tea unrivaled and unqualified.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK & CO,
only agents in Brattleboro, for the sole propri-
tors A, Hitchcock & Co., Utica, N. Y. .
Braltleboro, July, 1888. ly44
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Westminster Probate District, 50.
AT the Probate Court holden at Rockingham
within and for said district, on the 9th day
of June, A. d. Is3S,-Present, Hon. DA-
vID l.. Putnam, Judge:
A Instrument, purporting TO be the last
N Will and Testament of A n A X a II
ID G X N s 0 N, late of Westminster,
deceased, being presented to the Court by Cy-
rus Dickinson and Judah Dickinson, the Ex-
ecutors therein named, for Probate lit is OF
dered by the Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear, at the Probate
Court for said district, to be holden at the Inn
of Elisha Warner, in Grafton in said district,
on the last Wednesday Of August next, to con-
test the Probate of said Instrument, or shew
cause If any they have, why the same should
not be approved. And il is further ordered,
that copy of the record of this order be pub
lished, three weeks successfully, in the Yer
mont Phpnix, printed at Brattleboro, as soon
as may be.
true copy of record
"A Attest, JAMES CRAWFORD, Reg.
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II the Toronto Patriot be an index ofthe
Feelings of any party in Canada, i, is not a
wonder that there is rebellion.
From the Toronto Patriot
WEI nave from the beginning announced.
mat war with the United States is inevitable
INEVITABLE, we say again, III is
and u will be no COMMON war. but a
WAR OF EXTERMINA Week.
pect daily 10 hear ofsom incursions of The
of'gands IN the Western District, which we
understand is left in a perfectly helpless
STATE; Such is the horrible predicament of this
loyal people, and YET Buffalo stands, Detroit
STANDS Rochester stands, Oswego stands /;
yer win all the resources of the British
Empire al command, these nests of inE,mv
s'und TO mock our misery. while to involve
'nem all M the fate Of Sodom and Gomor.
ran, would be as easy as falling off horse.
Inc country is filling with Yankee
ioaiers not tavern can any one enter but
one or more Yankee loungers are there
listening TO all that is said VIVA. come
tney here Tor. but to "spy tie nakedness of
NE land" and to convey intelligence IN The
Bandtti on the other side, who are ever in
nn to pounce on any unguarded point
Inc pestient vagabonds everywhere abound,
ana unless some decisive steps are taken
oy the Government to prevent the ngress of
such scum. we shall perhaps see the fulfill
ment OF Mr.. Clay's prophecy that the Can
adas will fall to the United States WITH.
OUT FIGHTING Passports ought to
be made, necessary for every Yankee itin-
Grant in this country, until il be deemed
proper TO stop intercourse entirely.
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DIED,

In Somersei, June 9th, Mary, wife Of II. +.
Sprague' ~ the 10th year Of her age. Printers in
Mars. are requested, sc.
In HALIFAX, 10th ult. Mr.. Jonathan Niles, aged 80.
--sOlh uli Mr.. james Camp.
IN Michigan city, Ia, June 18th Mrs. Elizabeth u.
vile Of Mr.. Zenas Church, and daughter Of the late
1en. Jonas Mann, Of Syracuse, N. Y. aged 35.
AZ Bellows Falls, June 9th, John Atkinson, Esq.
60, formerly Of New York. merchant wr,ho., re.
proacb-a gentleman without aflecration-a Christian
without pride.
10 Troy, NJ Joseph Pricsily Allen, Esq. Of Char.
lemon Mass. sou Of Hon. 5. G. Allen, Of Mortified
aged n.
In Chsrlestown, MUS. Col Loainmi Baldwin, Of
the Civil Engineer Corps.
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Brighton Market--Monaar. Iuly .. lsas.

lKcporied for the Daily Advertiser 4 Pstriot.l
y. AZ market 230 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves,
$50 Sheep, and 625 Swine GO unsoid Ia-t week).
About 30 Beef Cattle, aud 400 Sheep remain unso,l
PkiCES-Beef cattie--Last weeks prices were
hardly supported, aud reduce quotations on some
QUALITIES; frst qualiiiyat 70 a 2o; second quality
~ $50; third quality o 20 "a 6 IS.
30, 40, ~, and S45.
Sheep-Lots sold at 225, 81, 275, 2 g2,
and 20.
Stcine-Dull; prices are evidently tending down
ward, purchasers refusing pay the prices asked
small lot, mostly pigs, sold NJ 7l-2c; small lot Sc
iected old at &; and lot ofpgs averaging about 25bs
each, sc. AZ retail very lew sod, old IL a 8,
pigs 10 III.
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Medical Lectures.

TIME Medical Lectures at DARTMOUTH
4 CoL.EoE, Hanover, N. H., will commence
on Thursday, the second day Of next August
and continue thirteen weeks.
Anatomy, Surgery and Obstetrics, by r
ID. MussEY, NJ. ID.
Physiology, Mate,id Metiica and lKedica.
Jurisprudence, by DANIEL OLIVER, NJ. NJ.
Theory and Practice Of Physic, by J
DELANATER, NJ. D. ars
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by O. p. Hun
BARD, NJ. ID.
Demonstrations in Inaiomy, by N. Won
cEsrER, NJ. ID.
Lecture Fees, $50. MANIPULATING Fee, SO
June |, 1898. 43
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House for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his
ffs firm dwelling house in Williamsville,
lille with small but excellent garden, a
5sSazss4 barn, and two sheds adjoining the
same Said house is two stories high, nearly
new, and well finished offering a pleasant
situation TO any one wishing for location in
that place. Terms reasonable and accommo-
dating. CHARLES p. LAMB.
Wiliamsville, June %, 1888. Az
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SUSPICIOUS movements of The Indians
Inc Buffalo Advertiser of Monday saws
yesterday between 25 and 80 Seneca Ind.
ans, each with his rifle and blanket. passed
through our city; and this forenoon abou,
20 more, similarly armed came in. On he.
ing questioned where they were going and
what their business, they answered that they
were going to Grand Island TO hunt deer
rms answer was so evidently false. and
Their appearance so suspicious, that imme.
date measures were taken to induce them
TO return home, which the greater pa IT have
done This movement of the Indians has
created some interest and many speculations
are hazarded respecting their intended OBJ.
Ject BY some it is said that the aulhori.
ties on the Their side finding it difficult to
capture a small band who have committed
some outrages and secreted themselves in
some swamp in the Niagara District, have
hired these Indians to ferret them out and
offered bounty for each scalp they will
bring IN. Others say that they have been
employed as auxiiaries by the Patriots as
they style themselves.
TO believe that the British authorities,
with large disposable regular force at com
mand, and plenty of Indians of their own If
wanted, would send their agents over here
to tamper with the Senecas, requires rather
a greater streach Of creduity than we pos
ses. One thing, however, is certain-our
Indians have been furnished with money to
buy rifles, and have been improperly tam
pered with in other respects. The affair
requires looking into, and whoever has been
engaged in ii should be severely punished
Ifthere was ever case in which Lynch
ing would be justifable, it would be in
furnishing an attempt to infuse the demoni-
&C passions OF the savage.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Windham County Court, april Term, A. ID.
1888.
Gideon Palmer o. Rufus n ice, Jr.

uIueoh F"I'ner o. Kufus KIce, Jr.
In this cause which is an action upon Book
L 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-said auditor, hereby gives noticeto said
Rufus Rice Jr. to appear before him at the
Inn of Elisha Warner, in Grafton in said
county, IN 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 PhGnix printed at Braitleboro, in said
county, three weeks successfully, the last of
which to be at least sixty days before the day
of auditing aforesaid-By order of said Court.
ERASTUS BURGESS, Auditor.
ID. L. PUTNAM, Att'y for Ppf 4S
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Loulsiana and Illinois Of which me .Lall

louisiana and Illinois, of which I'VE shall
carry one or both within two monks and
sllll the Wings have about Two 10 one Of ,he
Electoral votes, So overroweiinp are ,b.v
at present. that, even should New YorL
prove recreant we have still clear MAORI.
~ Never before did party stand in an ri
l,tude so triumphant as 10 he able 10 let he
three great States New York, PennsvIya.
ma and Vlrginia--go against them, and vet
We do not by any means abandon Penn.
ssy'vania. We haye hope Of the re.elec.
tion OF Governor Ritner in October. and If
the general success Of our friends but we
throw these facts together to show that there
Is no moral possibility OF our defeat in the
Presidential Election. We have at this mo.
ment both New York and Virginia ; either
OF 'hem' places our triumph beyond con,in.
gency We may lose Maine and Georgia
but we are far more likely 10 gain Illinois,
Louisiana and Michigan. Our friends will
make resolute and confident struggle in
every State except New Hampshire, and
even there if we hold New York. If we
hold ItY-No we cannot lose il. Our
trends IN New Hampshire will make gal.
liant hghlnext Spring on the strength of our
annlhilatlng victory last fall. We saw, Their
Wings, to your duty the contest is alrea.
dy commenced, and we cannot, must not
be beaten.
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heyeS o. haven
commenced this action, against the said Ben
jamin Cushing, & Warren M. Cushing, who
has since deceased, in plea of the case upon
three joint and several promissory notes, each
of said notes bearing date on the first day of
January, 1883, and each given and made pay
able TO the Plaintiffs or order, and signed by the
said Benjamin Warren M. for the sum of
two hundred dollars each and payable on de-
mand, with interest. The said Keyes & Ha-
ven appeared in Court at the first Term, and
the cause has been regularly continued from
Term to Term until this Term. And the said
Benjamin Gushing not having had personal no
tice of said action, has not appeared, and does
not now appear. II is therefore ordered BY the
Court, that the said action be further continued
until September Term next.-And that the
said Benjamin Gushing be notified of the PEN
dency of the same, by publishing the substance
thereof, and the order of Court thereon, in the
Vermont Phoenix, newspaper printed in said
County, three weeks successfully, the last pub
LEGATION to be at least four weeks before the ses-
sion Of said Court, to be holden at New Fame,
in the County aforesaid, on the second Tuesday
of September next, which will be deemed suffi-
cient notice to the said Benjamin Cushing to
appear and defend in said action.
BY order of Court.
MARSHALL MILLER, Clerk.
A. KEYEs, Airy for Plaintiffs. a
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NORTH AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK.

NORTH AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK.
Mr.. Editor,-I would call the attention of Parents
aud Teachers to this valuable work. I think il de-
cdedy superior to every other book of the kind within
my knowledge. The lessons arranged as to
lead the child forward step by step from the easier
the more difficult ones. They are likewise adapted
the comprehension OF young minds, and have the
merit Of attracting attention and exciting Interest,"
This book is highly commended by the North Ameri-
can lew, and by many of the principal Journals Of
the day. Many individuals too, well qualified to judge
Of it's merits have expressed their decided appreciation
Of the work. Among these are Rev. u. 3. Barstow,
S. Hale Esq. and Judge Parker Of Keene, NH;
Judge Red6ed Of Montpelier, VI; J. o. Taylor, Esq
Editor of the Common School Assistant, Albany, NY.
and many others. hope il win be extensively intro
dnced into our Schools, and am confident il viii be
approved wherever il is known. A. b.
brattieboru, June, 1888. 43
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DIR. M. HITCHCOCK'S
Newly invented SNUFF,

TNOR The cure and absolute relief Of catarTh,
III dizziness of the head, weak eyes, nervous
head aches, ialen-sickness, fits, and infants
troubled with the snufiies, partial shocks OF
palsy, &c. Only % cents
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK & CO.,
only agents in Brattleboro, for the sole proprie-
tors A. Hitchcock g. Co., Utica, N. Y. \.
Braltleboro, July, 1888. ly44
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Thus it will be seen that that the Wings
a GaVe not only clear majority Of 100000
"ee'nen nlhe Union, but Of Zoe of the Elec-
S S,sl votes, giving our opponents all the
S'aeS which at this moment maintain an
,dp ., attitude. Surrendering Virginia,
'H'cA we have perfect right to claim,with
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lust Farwell's, KimbalIs,
- Morse's, and Brown & Iiolman's Cast
and German Steel g. Steel back SCYTHES;
Jew and Gentle SN AT Fl s; Indian Pond
Scylbe Stones Rifles, Rakes, &c: DC.
For Sale by J. e. STONE q co.
Green River, June 2S, 1888. AZ
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A Woman can't keep Secret-Houck'
the Mail Robber, that escaped from the
Columbus Jail. Ohio, has been taken near
Springfield.
Houck's sister told neighbor woman, a
confdante of hers, that he was concealed IN
the house-this woman having husband,
of course told him, and he, having regard
for the laws, communicated il TO the SherifI
of the County--thus does justice secure her
ends. Houck is only about II years OF age
followed robbing the mail about TWO
years.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.


II appears that the insurgents ofthe Short
Hills, near Niagara, have been entirely de-
feated, as was expected by every person who
has considered their position. We copy the
following from the Buffalo Advertiser -
--latest from Canada. Accounts have
been received this morning from Canada. oil
the entire defeat of the ;nsurgent force in the
neighborhood Of the Short Hills. yesterday
and the capture OF their standards and ring
leaders. large body of troops and 600
Indian warriors had been previously co..
lected in their rear, and gradually henmed
them in. 1t is said that there are many
Americans among the prisoners, who will
most probably be tried by field court mar
tial and be executed forthwith. All com
munlcation across the river has been sus-
pended, and the boats drawn up to prevent
the escape of any parties still lurking in the
woods
1t seems that the insurgents LEFT the Short
Hills on Saturday night, aiming for the
London District, where they hoped TO be
strongly reinforced, but that preparations
were made TO intercept them at place cal
led Shoat's Tavern, Ia miles from llamil-
ton, on the Grand River road
The force despatched against them is said
to have been four regiments Of militia. name
w, the Beverly, the 3rd Gore, the Queen S
Own and Queens Rangers, with two or
three companies of regulars.
The Rochester Democrat mentions the
receipt of a letter from Toronto, stating that
Sir George Arthur and his Council were al
Niagara, where the trials OF l3 prisoners
were in progress, who. if convicted, would
be Immediately shot.
One of the Seneca Chiefs has explained
the movements of the Indians who lately
appeared in Buffalo. with rifles, bound on a
hunting excursion to Grand Island He
saws il is in pursuance Of an annual festival
of his tribe AS their appearance at this
time had created alarm however, he said
that his tribe would moi go there TO hunt, but
would 90 home and celebrate the festival by
peeling bark.
Col Crews mission to Washington had
resulted in assurances, that our Government
would cooperate with Lord Durham in sup
pressing commolion and outrage on oul
| frontiers.
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The following States at least balanced at
@Present moment we believe they are
@Aly Wing:
South Carolina, IL
Illinois, 5 a
Louisiana, s
Virginia. 23-44
Inc following States are apparently IN
VIC hands OF our opponents
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~ | have encountered fraudulent debtors,
said Lord Mansfield, but where have en-
countered one fraudulent debtor have met
nine hundred fraudulent creditors.
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NOUND-a small sum of money, which
IL the owner can have by proving property
and paying for this advertisement.
ep WILLIAM HARRIS.
Bratteboro, June 2S, 1888. AZ
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at BrattIeboro
Vt July l. 1898
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Windham County Court, .AprH Term, A. ID.
1888

= Inc sep
James Reyes & Otis Haven TENDER Term OF
vs. said Court, A.
Benjamin Gushing. ID. 1884, the said
Kavao &, Ha.a,
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