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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
Bafsans or Lsrerscorf.

E,oR CONSUMPTION AND LIVER
Il COMPLAINT. For the cure Of these
diseases no medicine can equal DR.. Taylor's
Balsam OF Liverwou. Only look at the i'm
mense multitude of certificates OF cures we
have published--cures which this medicine has
effected when no other was of any use. Re-
member, this Is NO quackery; on the contrary, it
Is made by regular physician, who has spent
twenty years seeking remedy for that awful
disease, consumption. This medicine is sup
ported by the whole medical faculty, to their
eternal honor be it said. They throw aside
prejudice and false practice, and own publicly
that this medicine alone can stay the rayages
OF this deadly disease and DEATH When such
men US DR.. Rogers, Cheeseman, Wilson, An
derson, Smith, Hoffman, and many Others who
ornament their profession and honor society
when such men say, "Dr. Taylors medicine is
certain remedy" who shall say nor No
oncl Let the sick hope then for health, aud
usc this vegetable remedy, and they shall not
hope in vain THIS is truly the sick mans
friend. and il deserves to be the peoples reme-
dy, for il is used by the medical faculty, sup
ported by the clergy, and recommended by the
whole New York press.
Sold by J. C. STONE & co. Agents for
Wlndham County, W. TIA
Guiliord, (Green River,) Sept ?, 1889.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District S.
| TO the heirs ofSIMPS0N GOODENOUGH,
late of Brattleboro, in said State, deems
3D. GREETING.
" HEREAS, il appears by the report OF
w the Commissioners, and files and records
Of this Court, that the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient to pay his Just debts by
the sum of about three hundred dollars and
the costs of settling the said estate. There
fore, you are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court, at a session thereof 10 be hold
EN- at the Office of the Register Of said Court in
Bratteboro in said district, on the 2Sih day Of
Sept. inst, and give bonds, as said Court shall
direct, for the payment Of said debts and costs,
or an order will then issue TO the Administers
tor of said estate, TO sell SO much of the real es-
tate Of said deceased as viii be sufficient TO pay
the aforesaid sum, and oil legal costs and charges
And whereas, HENRY CLARK administra-
tor de bonis non, of the estate of the said de-
censed, proposes to render an account of his
administration, and present his account against
said estate for allowance, at the Probate Court
10 be holden at the Office Of the Register in said
district, on the 25ih day ofSept. inst: There
fore, you are hereby notified TO appear before
said court, at the time and place Aforesaid, TO
show cause, if any you have, why ne said ac-
count should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court, at Brattleboro in said district, this
7th day Of September, A. ID. 1882
2 DANA HYDE, Judge.
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The above articles having been personally
inspected and bought with Cash." and every
attention paid TO richness, favor, strength, Sc
and at the same time being experienced and
possessing the command of sufficient capital
resolving to devote TO il his most assduous
and unremitting atiention--and combining
these with punctuaiify and perseverance,, he
trusts 10 meet with that patronage which a
business conducted upon the principles Of hon
or and integrity merits; assuring the public at
the same time, that single trial is all that is
requisite to enable his articles to stand unrival-
led by any in this part of the country. Fami-
lies who would consult economy and genuine
articles for leading consideration, will please
call and examine the following:
TEAS of every description; cohees, cocoa,
chocolate, cocoa nut; East Boston double re-
fined, Phil. single LOAF, Boston Lump, crushed,
Porto Rico, N.Orleans, and b. ii. SUGARS;
N. Orleans, West India and sugar-house MO-
LASSES; CASTLE, soda, fancy and brown
SOAPS; sal soda; all kinds of Foreign Nuts;
box and key raisins; figs, daits, prunes, tama-
rinds, zante currants, lemons; N. Y. butter,
soda, sugar and water CRACKERS. All
kinds of common SPICES, mace, citron, nut
megs, ground and whole cloves, cayenne, pure
ginger, pearl'd sage, tap:oca, ground and whole
rice, confectionery, cake trimmings, jujube
paste, pepper sauce, picked lines, cornishon
pickles; Spanish and French olives; capers,
rose-water, table oil, walnut mushroom and
tomato ketchups; anchovies, lemon syrup, pre-
served ginger, CHAMPAGNE, London Por-
ter, Newark cider; pipes, smoking and chew
ing TOBACCO, Spanish and Am. CIGARS;
Lorillard's black and Scotch SNUFF; Dutch
starch; mustard, backing, mats, Bristol brick
and rotten stone. Hs
Coarse and Fine SALT.
Smoked and picked SALMON; old Dun
Fish; Cod, Haddock, Mackerel and Halibut;
bologna Sausages and Eng. Hernngs.
Sperm Candles and Lamp Oil;
FLOUR, and MEAL;
Albany Ale, SC. &c.
Having enumerated part Of which he now
has on hand and with frequent additions, he
is determined to keep the largest and best Sc
lected assortment Of GROCERIES, in New
England States, and as cheap as the cheapest.
Purchasers are invited to cali before puIchas
ing elsewhere, and every article warranted tc
give satisfaction. The whole Of which is of
fsred for sale for cash or country produce, a
the lowest cash prices.
9rattleboro, Aug. 16, 1899. sweopistf5t
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ISlh st., between 5th and Jackson avenues.
L.awrence. N. ~.
summim HilI. jam. rs. Isss

Summim Hill, Jan. Is, 1888.
DR.. Mofat-Dcar Sir: ! have great plea
sure in addressing you, having been troubled
for some time back with the rheumatism, and
could find nothing TO give me any relief, until
l had commenced taking your Vegetable Life
Pills and Phpnix Bitters. In taking the first
bottle and one box of pills found the most ex-
crntiating pain that had long been troubled
with, entirely disappeared. Such being the
case, i is with gratitude | offer these senti-
ments, feeling confident that am indebted to
you more than words can express, for your
valuable medicine and the speedy cure received
from its good effects. Yours, sc.
GEO. ROBERTS.
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THE MATERNAL FRIEND,
Birge & Dickinson,

HAVING fitted up 2 additional rooms for
II Il the sale of Looking Glasses. Brass An
dirons, Bellows, Brushes and every kind of
general House Furnishing Goods, which they
now have. IS-To same we invite attention,
with thai assurance which fears no COMPETE
tiou.-Aug. 1889. So
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Yours, respectfully,
WARREN PATTERSON.

For additional particulars OF the above med
icine see MoAat's Good Samaritan, a COW Of
which accompanies the medicine; copy can also
be obtained on application at the drug store OF
d., c. & Co.
The above medicine is for sale, by
BUTTON, CLARK & Co.
Brattleboro, March Ia, 1889. %
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Agents Wanted.

ITO sell books by SUBSCRIPTION, in all NJ,
n Of the United SrArEs.-ApOI;ep,;',
by mail or otherwise will receive immsd. '
attention. Good recommendations required
all cases. Address,
Bratileboro Topographic Co. /,
Brauleboro,
eau Vermont
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GEO. ROBERTS.


I.ockpor,. Nov. 81, 1887.
Mr.. w. b. Mofat--Dear Sir: As a remark
able instance Of the virtue and efficacy Of your
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitiers, in restoring lost
health TO the afflicted, has occurred in my fam
lily, deem il duty | owe both to yourself and
the public, TO make the fact known, that others
suffering under similar circumstances might
perchnnce see this and obtain remedy in sea-
son TO preserve them from premature grave
My wife has been afflicted with the liver
complaint and general debility for upwards of
3years; and for the last months she has not
been able 10 walk across the room. After try
ing various medicines prescribed by different
physicians, which gave her no relief, she was
given up as incurable. In this situation she
was gradually iailing, when happened to call
upon your agent in this village, and he gave
me copy Of the Good Samaritan, the perus-
ing of which induced me TO try your medicine,
although had but little hope OF her receiving
any benefit fiom il. The effect was surpris-
ing. Before she had taken one bottle Of biiters
and one box Of pills, she was so far recovered
as TO be able to accomplish most Of her house.
work without assistance.
Yours, respectfully,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
Marlboro District, 80.
THE Honorable Proba,eCourt for the Dis
trict of Marlboro;-To all persona interested
ia the Estate ofHANNAH PEELER, late
of Vernon 10 said District, deceased
GREETIEG;
NM HEREAS, Geo. Newman, administra-
w tor of the estate Of said deceased, propo-
SEES to render an sccount of his ADMINISTRATION
Of said estate, and present his account against
said estate for allowance at the Probate Court
to be holden at the Office Of the Register at
Brattleboro in sad District, on the 2sth day Of
Sept inst, therefore all persons interested IN
said estate are hereby notified to appear at said
time and place, and show cause, IL any they
have, why said account should not be allowed.
Given under my hand, and the seal of said
Court, at Bratteboro aforesaid, this
ith day of Sept 1889.
DANA HYDE, Judge
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freight to Troy for g. l-2 cents per hundred
Families from the vicinity Of Brattleboro going
West, can have their effects carried to Troy
and there stored or fieighIed as directed.
Apply TO the Agent at Chase's Hotel, bIa.,
tlebofo, or Griffith l. Co. 149 River street,
doors below Congress, Troy. n. Y.
T Freight to any amount directed to tns
care of n. BaIDGE & Soss, Brattleboro, vii
be forwarded without delay. :,
March %, 1889. ~
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New Fall Goods.

CRO DE NAP and ChaIcy Merinos, splen-
W did for Ladies dresses 4 cloaks; FL and
Eng. Merinos. do assorted colors and qualities;
BIN, col'd and pongee silks; cacocs; merino
and Highland shawls; silk and cotton hdkfs.;
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vestings; No. 10
30 cotton yarn; travelling baskets; paper hang
ings, groceries, crockery and glass ware; lamp
oil, &c. &c. p
D, attleboro Centre, Sept. 4, 1880.
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HAS just received from Boston, rich as
IL sortment Of GOODS, suited to the sea-
[son---comprising the following;
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BAGGAGE WAGON
TO TR OY.
N. Bridge a. Sons,

/" ILL run a BAG
w GAGE WAGON
from BrAtileboro to Troy,
once a week, leaving Brat
tleboro, on Mondays o.
each week, and will take
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-24
Relations with Great b

There are indications in the pape.s and else
where that all is not right with Great Britain Some
Breakers appear to be ahead if they can be avoided
We are satisfied that the frmness and discretion OF the
present Administration will keep the vessel Of State of
from them.The first sign, which cares difficulty with
il. is the Speech delivered at the Festival of ST. An
drew, held at St John, IN. B. the Both ut, by
Mr. Fea,herstonlaugh, one of the British Boundary
Commissioners.
The President Of the Day gave the following toast
"The Boundary Question An early, amlcable, and
equitable settlement thereof according to the true IN
tent and meaning of the Treaty of 1883, without any
compromise of the honor or integrity of the two
great nations" Immense and continued cheering
Mr. Featherstonhaugh in reply to the Toast, ant
among other remarks spoke as follows:
81 believe do not transcend my duty when state
that after long and careful study of the history of the
case, and an examination, made with diligence ane
energy of the physical geography Of the Territory IT
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DOMESTIC.
PHII.ApELPHIA,


THE RECENT FRAUD.
The patience of a wronged and plundered comnuni-
tv now appears to exhausted and the frauds of Lewis
of the Schuykill Bank, enormous IN amount ana so
disastrous their consequences, as to form, as Were
fitting climax the long series of breaches OF trust,
forgeries and embezzement which have Of late years
succeeded each other with frightful rapdity, have
awakened feeling calculated hope to lead to bene-
fcal consequences. Heretofore it has been too much
the fashion to hush up such aars-to pass them over
LIGHTLY The press was content with bare alluson-
Il referred TO facts briefly possible, but with
mawksh sensibility s'refrained from comments the
public shrugged their shoulders and wondered-"who
would have thought it.-and the sufferers were left
TO digest their losses they night. There seemed to
be general understanding IN the community that Of
fences upon the large scale should be borne witthat
istanding and CONNECTIONS some other extraneous
influence should invariably nterpose as shield and
the natural consequences of such false are
now before U.S. Forgeries, sporting with trust and the
BETRAYAL Of confidence have gone from bad to worse
with acceleratng rapidly, until ut last Philadelphia,
place Boosting Of her character ard integrity, can fur
nsh quite large list of such crimes as any other
city in the Union.
1t has been given out though we cannot assent to
the conclusion that our laws insufficient to punish
the generality of these offences If this really be the
fact,-for we must confess that We doubt tive must
have speedy and effective legislation to secure the pun
ishment Of offenders Our statutes are severe enough
upon the ragged, miserable wretch who stands trem-
bling at the bar Of the Criminal Court for stealing to
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* o,c af the crew, Francis Sewers, passed through
salem last evening Schr. Neutrality, OF BRISTOL e''
gone 10 pieces :;a - Nor
,rbead but we hear of no lives lost Inc schooner
Minerva, Rollins from Pittstown, kenncbccki o'uhu
n plymouth with wood, hay, &c. cut away noh ihsss
and bowsprit threw deck load OF hay, &C pu'
,l held on at our last accounts. Schooner fau
L;ab md drv on the rocks bilged. Schooner Sea
Flower. with cargo of 400 bushels OF corn ana ~
barrels flour is on the beach total loss OF schooner
and part Of cargo. Schooner Brilliant loss OF n4i IVA,
boom and stern ripped down. Schr Iasso, sisiuy
damaged On River Head Beach, schooners -Mtiy
Swazey; J. O. Adams; Plutus; Two Brothers; Burlmg-
ton-latter lost ddcr-Thcy will all be got OIL Inc
stern of small craft has been found on River HEAD
Beach, probably wrecked of the islands al inc
mouth of the harbour
Porrsnourn Dec IA heavy y. E. gale com,
ncnccd early ON Sunday morning last and continued
throughout the day and following night with unanea
frv attended with rain and lattery with snow when
vet MONDAY p. NJ continues to fall we 40 not
bear Of any damage in this harbor except report that
schooner belonging 10 Capt Oliver OF New Castle haa
qot ashore in or near the lower harbor.-Ga2ehc.
From The sisasy Daily Advertiser q Monday The ia
TnE SroRa.-Since 10 o'clock Saturday night, up to
the present time, Sunday evcning,) the snow mas
been falling unnerruptedy Every lh'ng upon "l :,i'
it could make Judgment is completely covered Win
thick and spotess mantle. Trees, streets and houses
arc all arrayed in the white livery OF winter Even
The fashions have yielded their usual potent sway 10 t
supcror powers of the Snow King; and for once all
who venture abroad dressed in the abllimcnts OF
the same silvery hue. Were Professor Espy at our
elbow we might venture prediction as TO the probable
termination of the storm. As It is, we can only sag
tlat there are no present indications of suspension
on the part of the dispensing clouds, although
The pressure here is already very considerable
The navigation will now, in all probability, close Tor
the winter The river fairly clogged with the
fcathery particles which falling fast and thick upon
its sow-,noving surface and the least effort OF Jack
Frost will bind il unressting in his icy chains as to
the present depth of the snow, We understand that
wherever souadings be obtained they give about
i,r0 feet
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GROVE WHARF AND HOTEL on JAMES RIVER.

THE dcrsicned heg leave inform the public, that by the
he has Just crccicd q
strong HhGf Grore The north side
James River eight miles below James Town, where is
regularly stop, land and take off passengers aud
flcIght.
persons travelling the country being only
Williamsburg cigh; from Yorktown, from War
wick Courthouse, and twenty from Gloucester Courthouse
four hgrae Coach with gentle hor:cs, and steady
and sk driver regularly attends the steamboats, conveying
passengers and from Williamsburg, perfectly level ana
roads in Virginia. with the greatest safety aud conf
FORT the short space Of rtyre minnt Comfortable convey
also provided convey passengers 10 YORK Town.
and other places adjacent the landing and
Town. residing there passengers at all times
from that place the Grove time for the boats.
Toensure comfort Travellers the proprietor has also been
establish PUBLIC HOTEL in the spacious and airy
Mansion, contiguous the wharf, where Will always De
found comfortable and well furnished Chambers good Table,
supplied of the especially the finest
River fish and OYSTERS and Bar stored with the chocst
Liquors and Wines -.
This certainly The cheapest convenient and expeditions
for passing from Mathews Goucesie and oe
jacent countless Baltimore Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and
the James couutorses and Carriages can be put
board steamboats, this wharf, without the least risk OF
ury-and persons coming their private conrcyance cam u
desirable Hotel until their return, where they
receive and attention.
The viii leave the Raleigh Tavern and City HOTEL VIII
register their naes) on every
steamboat day. for the boat and will return immediately
the wharf that delay will be experienced
The proprietor determined to pains or expense to
make his Aar Hotel pube and thereby to
''''N THOMAS WYNNE.
GrSre Hotel. Dec G9-lawiw
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(From the Nashville Union, Hso. 8.
A n TNFcrT

To the exclusion of various other matters prepared
for this days Union insert the whole of the ere
port of the Joint Select Committee on Common School
Monies 1t exposes one of the greatest and most de-
plorable DEFALCATIONS on the part of public Of
icer that has ever occurred in this State.
1t appears that after thorough examination of the
accounts of the Superintendent of Public Instruction,
the Joint Committee which las will be seen by the sig
natures of the Repor is composed of highly respecta
Bile gentlemen of both political parties DECLARE that if
their calculations be correct Mr.. McEwES, "Me ST.
pcrintcudeut, appears 10 bs a DEFAULTER TO the
amount of one HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-FOUR DOLLARS and forty-eight cents. :
We ask every Tennessean to read the Report-read
il atentivey The tables to which reference fire.
quenty made by the committee, We sha publish here
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Amusing Mathematician

The Washington Correspondent OF the v York Tx.
press writes the 18th, in the following vein
"Thc most important events 10 flow and are iow
my from the happy action os the Wings at Harrisburg
Their star how in hascendant ii is certain a. Won
will soon see, 10 lead them 10 victory. The Wings Of
North Carolina and Virginia Will take mp the Harris
burg nominations, and Virginia will be hardly kept Tor
Van Buren, the Southern dccc tons are made
more visible South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama
will take up man of their own, and perhaps Nssis-
sppi Also and the Wings there will 20 with them and
carry those States against Van Buren,. The whole
South now tremblrs under his feet Calhoun has his
destiny completely in his hands, and he will use his
power with vengeance 10 dictate terms or to DC re-
vcngcd for the III which Van Buren, supplantcd
him III Jacksons affections. The private letters which
we have from Georgia, indicate tina, the State Rights
Party there will cooperate with the State Rights Party
in South Carolina, in uniting upon man for whom
the Southern vote can be thrown
The whole South trcmbes under Van Buren, par.
tr! "Calhoun will use his power witt: vengeance 10
dictate terms" !'Thc State Rights party of Georgia
and $ Carolina will MrOw a,rag their votes upon some
man whom the South can support! All these prcdi..
tons alike true-i: other words they all false
and absurd. True, some of the Georgia presses
raising the flag of Governor Iroup-hut il is only
break the killing cruelty Of the Harrisburg nomination
They cannot swallow Gen. Harrison-aS to kim, there
Is not drop of consolation CLEAN of hope for the
infatuated Wings. The Millcdgcville Journal CNhig
tool Of the 18th thus protests against this nomination
HARRISBURG CuSyrSrIns. This Convention has
nominated Gen Harrison the Wing candidate for
the Presidency, and Gov. Tyler of Virginia for the
Vice Presidency. Touse the language ola Mississippi
boaiman, they have njggicd Il ,cik rengeance We
would think of supporting Arthur Tappan, az
this nominee for the Presidency, Of the Harrisburg
Convention.
sWe are pleased to perceive that upon this subject,
The whole State Rights press of this State talk allie
We would goa step farther, however, than most Of
thcm by urging upon their consideration, South.
crn candidate, GEORGE NJ. TROUP."
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Grove Hotel, Dec "a

ERoM FIFTY TO SEvENTY-FIvE LABoURERs WANT.
ED-The subscriber wishes 10 hire for the ensuing year. from
abebodet Negro Men, about the James
River Canal His lies twelve miles above Lyncburg, al
blasting In the spring be expects employ part Of his force
tn canal Richmond and in that event, he i'll so arrange
those hired in and Richmond placed most conYe-
nen In their homes The will be afforded The
subscriber his will all times be found al Fer
Bedford county As price and security he refers Messrs
WORKMAN McGruder Richmond; Col T. NJ Bondnrnn Buck
ingham; Mr. John Hoins, Lynehsg and Car, ILLICIT Wor-
than of Auherst county. hCA'U hElAo'
Dec % WI
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MIR JESSE BRADLEY-Take notice, that shall proceed on
VI the % day OF March, $780, tine Of Henry hweati IN
The county of Prince Edward and State OF Virginia. between the
hours eight O'Clock IN The morning and four O'Clock III the n
rruoo Ia take dispositions Of James Eena and Others and
continue said dposon from day Ia day between the
sail! hours, iaSontO he read a. evidence IN certain
Injunction depending Circuit superior COI!t of Law and
clnnrcry for the county Prince Edward in which plain
, and am dcfcndan-at which Time and place attend
YOU think proper. THOMAS IL. aHbERSoS.
IL.
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GALVESTON.

EXTRACT % Lcutr 10 q ofHIsaaH % Rs Cay, ddted
"GALyr.ros, Dec. :,
"The Problem is solved Galveston is to be thS
great commercial city Of the Republic. About 4W
houses have been erected of then, large and ne4
ly fnished-Persons now here supposed to be about
5000.
"27 vessels in port-some large, 400 tons burthen-
steamboats,. They leave every days for n Orleans
The price Of lots has advanced on the public saist
which commence again on the ga"