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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-08
.NesU Fail Goods.
CHEAP, CHEAPER,
CHEAPEST.
AuSTIM ORCHARD.

TTAS lust returned from BosToT, and Il
IL II now opening the largest assortment o
seasonabe GOODS TO be found in this section
uf the county--purchased under the existing
pressure in the money market at from TO &c
| per cent. lower than the same goods were sci
| ling from 4 10 6 weeks earlier IN the season
Ali which will be sold at corresponding low
prices--and many Of them much lower than
ever heretofore offered in this part of thu
lcountry. Purchasers are respectfully invited
10 call and examine for themselves-w the
fullest assurance of finding the prices entirely
so Pieces BRoADCLoTHs, all colours,
and all qualities, fiom 9,a5 TO 81 per yd;
90 Pieces CASSlMERES, great variety Of
style Blue, brown, and green, Pilot and Bea-
yer Cloths for over Coats
A large assortment Of elegant new style
vestings. A full assortment best quality
TRIMMIHes.
$50 sHAwLS, all prices, from rs cts. to
sic.
A prime assortment Fancy HDKrs.
80 ps. fagg, Bandanna, POngee, Spitaiheld,
plaid and blk. Italian silk Hdkis.
8 Doz. lace and blond gau2e Veils;
Plain and fig'd bobinett and Grecian laces;
Thread laces, edgings, footiugs;
Plaid, Cambrics and muslins;
Plain do. do.
90 60 Pieces blk. and cooured plain silks;
Of ne,o and elegant styles.
so pieces Cd Eng. and French MERI-
NOES, comprising every variety Of Style and
quality including Grodenap and printed MeIi-
noes; Tall rerv io,-.
10 ps Persian and Grape Camblets, ALrA-
CA and astrican Cloths for ladirs cloaks;
10 ps. blk. and cold, fig'd and plain ALA
PINES;
20 ps Sd merinoes and cireassans, the lat
ter one shilling per yd;
10 ps. MousLIsE DELAIss from 80 to CT
cts. per I'D;
200 ps. Eng, French and American PRIsrs,
and CALIcoEs, as cheap as the cheapest
English and Scotch Ginghams.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
90 doz. ladies horse skin, Paris kid, fur lined,
Angola, plain, blk. and white, silk and pic mic
skin, fur lined and wooIen do; 20 doz. ladies
white and col'd merino, worsted, lambs wool
and cotton Hose, from 20 to G. els. a pair.
10 ps. Irish linens;
s." linen Damask, Cd, Ia and 90, brown
table cloths; Russia and birds eye diaper; Mar
ceiiIes Bed Quilts;
SCases UMBRELLAS;
Domestic Goods az cheap as the cheapest,
and less than any trader ia The county has adj
reriised them.
5000 yds brown shectings and shrtngs;
700" bed ticking, various quail. IL l-2 to Csc;
500 4" brown drilling;
1000 4" bleached shirtings from to 90 cts;
400 cotton yarn, TO IS cts;
500 batting, from to ie i-s cts;
10 bales wadding, Sc. &c.
The above together with great variety Of
other fashionable articles in the DRY GOODS
hne, making the assortment very large and
complete and well worthy the attention Of pur-
chasers. are all offered for sale at the most re-
'duced prices.
Fayetteville, Oct. 8, 1899. 6
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EaIsnan or Ltrerscorf.

EOR CONSUMPTION AND LIVER
Il C0MPLAlNT.-Fo the cure Of these
diseases no medicine can equal DIR. Taylor's
Baisam OF Livcrwort. Only look at the inn
mcnse 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, il
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, 10 their
eternal honor be il said. They throw aside
prejudice and false practice, and own publicly
that this medicine nlone can stay the ravages
of this deadly disease and death! When such
men as DIR. Rogers, Cheeseman, Wilson, An
derson, Smith, Hoffman, and many others who
ornament their profession and honor society
when such men say. "Dr. Taylor's medicine is
certain remedy,n who shall say no, No
one! Let the sick hope then for health, and
use this vegetable remedy, and they shall not
hope in vain! This is truly the sick mans
friend, and il deserves TO be the peoples rene
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
Wndham County, VT ara
DO BIRaE, BRAcKETT s. Co., Agents Cor
Bratt.eboro; S. r. THompsos, Townshend;
j. G. RicE 4 Co., Guilford Centre.
Guiliord, (Green River,) Sept. 2, 1889.
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.Multuns IN PdrC0.
lrrOctobcr Sd, 1s3O.-r1s
y. g. STO IN E g. CO.

A RE receiving this present week, large as
N sor,mcnt of DRY GOODS, which have
been purchased the last two weeks in New
York al reduced prices, which are offered TO
purchasers at a sunni advance from Cost as we
are determined to sell our Stock of Goods er-
fremeiy loo, az they were bought so that they
can be afforded say from II la to 10 per Ct.
less than former prices. We have every thing
that is wanted for coming cold Winter,
therefore It is useless totake up much room for
a long advertisement, but TO cut the story short
call and examine the best Stock Of Goods in
the county: those that have the Rhino alias
Cash are respectfully invited to give us a call.
Green River, GuifoTd Oct. 8, 1929. 8
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TINE Subscribers would respectfully inform
IL the inhabitants of Braitleboro &its vicinity,
that they have Just received their Fall and
Winter Stock of BOX, PARLOUR & COOK
STOVES, at the STONE BUILDING
opposite the Brick Row, where they will find a
general assortment Ufthe following patterns:
". =. .MGny's patent Hot dir Cook Stove
do. do Union, do.
johnson and Gears Superior Premium do.
Green and CWiis' Conieis do;
Keiiey's Patent do;
Conanis Improved Rotary do;
DO. Patent Improved do;
Parker's Patent Parlour do;
Commits permoni do do;
". y. .Nany's do do.
sizes Box Stoves-togcthcr with many
other patterns, too numerous to mention. And
by the way, amongst the best they would Just
mention BUCkLIN'S PATENT RAIL
WAY COOK STOVE, which is one Of the
kind long looked for, on account Of the many
good qualities which il possesses. And for
baking il Is excelled by none on account of the
large and spacious oven that is attached TO it,
Aud IL there is any one in the village or near
by that wishes TO test the many good qualities
the stove possesses, can have one put up, and
after thorough trial, if il does not give sniis-
faction, il may be returned free az expense.
As THESE patterns ate mostly new ones, they
have confidence in warraniing them To the
public 10 he as good as the best, and win be
sold as low a. can he found in the market.
And in addition to their stock of Stoves,
they will find general assortment OF Caudron
Kettles. Hollow Ware, Fire Dogs, sc. &C.,
and are daily manufacturing Stove Furniture
Of all kinds, tin, copper aud hrass.
Eng sh and Russia Iron Steve Pipe kept
constantly on hand and sold at Wholesale and
Retail.
Sap Boilers made 10 order and at short notice,
and made of the best Of stock.
Jobing and Repairing in their line done at
oil mes, aud all orders promptly attended To.
And all those who want 10 buy any of the
above articles would do well TO call at the Stone
Building and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere, as they will all be sold
low for Cash, or short approved credit.
DICKINSON & CHANDLER.
Dratteboro, Sept, 10, 1899. 8
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NEW GOODS.
Cheap as the Cheapest.

vTyHE subscriber. at the Store recently Occur
Il pied by s. F. Thompson, Esq has received
and offers for sale, general assortment of
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HLSU,-a general assortment OF
CrOckcry. Glass H. Hardware.

The above in addition 10 their former Stock,
makes their assortment full and complete; and
will be sold for Cash or approved Ctedit a,
least l s per cent lower than any stock Of goods
they have ever before offered the public.
Wiiamsvillc, Sept "a, 1889. Sw4
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Hall &, 7'ounsiey

WILL receive In the course OF next week
large and extensive assortment Of
GOODS, suited IN the season, having been
selected in Nsw YoRK with great care and in
a falling market. Purchasers can be aecommo-
dated " IN goods at exceedingly low prices.
Brattlcboro, Oct. s, 1889. s
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SUB AGENTS.
Chas. w. Joy, Williamryille; Hiram Baldwin, Dos
ycr; Smith & Glazier, Londonderry A. Is, Chiids,
Wilmington; Philip Martin, Gulford; j. g. stone
& Co. GuiIford, Green River. Sept 1880.
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Magnetic OdOntica,
THE INCoMPARABLE TOOTH PREP.
ARATIOy.


THE Utopian dreams Of the alcbymist are
n rrsiized, and remedy discovered for the
|TOOTHACHE, and preserving those impor-
tant and beautiful appendages Of the human
system, by the use OF the MAGNETIC
OD0NTICA, which by IFS attractive, purify.
ing & 81 engineering qu aliiies, removes all ex-
tganeous substances from the teeth, and pre-
serves them in their natural briancy, and the
gums 10 soundness aud beauty. Il is ascer-
tanned from experience, that when used, the
teeth will never decay, but remain ill the Ia
test age Of man, with their natural wear.
When they are decayed, its progress will be az
rested, and the teeth preserved and prevented
from aching. All this has been done in muI-
titudc of instances; and more, in thousands Of
cases, nervous toothach (that climax Of pain)
has at once been ehectually CURED by the use
of this the most popular dentriiice in America.
And the public, so far as they have become ae-
quain,ed with the merits Of This tooth powder,
have made use of it-as we have sod, within a
short time, about 10000 boxes Of the 0donti-
ca. And, in CONCLUSION, where and who is the
young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual
that values a beautiful set Of teeth, sound
gums, and sweet breath more than fifty cents.
that will be longer destitute ola box Of DIR. NJ.
Hilchcock's Incompatible Magnetic 0dontics
For sale, wholesale and retail, hy
A. HITCHCOCK & CO.
No. III Genesee street, Utica N. Y,
And by their agents throughout the u. States
and Canada.
to- For sale by Drrros, CLaRr & Co.
Agents in Braft.cboro Oct 1889 Tvs
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Marlboro District, -.
THE Honorable the Probate Court for the
district Of Marlboro. To all persons con-
cerned in the estate Of JOSHUA DAVIS,
late Of Newfane, deceased, intestate,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Henry Wheelock and Mary
w Davis, administrators Of the estate Of
the said deceased, propose to render an account
of their administration, and present their nc
count against said estate for allowance, at the
Probate Court TO be holden at the Hotel Of
Col. Paul Chase, in said district, on the 9th
day of November next: Therefore, you are
hereby notified to appear before said court, at
the time and place aforesaid, 10 show cause, il
any you have why the said account should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court, at Brat,leboro, in said district, this
18th day of October, A. d. 1889.
DANA HYDE, Judge.
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CHARLES NC BURNEY,

UNIFORMS the Gentlemen Of Brattleboro
u and vicinity, that he manufactures and has
always on hand, all articles in his line, viz
Ladies' and Gents Saddles and Brides; Coach,
Gig, Buggy and Waggon Harnesses at van-
Gus prices; large assortment Of Horse Dress
es and Blankets, by the dozen or single one;
Surcinglcs, Rollers, Halters, Whips, Spurs,
Currycombs and Brushes. &c. &c.
Military Announcements, of every kind.
Also Travelling Trunks, valisses, Carpet
Bags, Ladies' Dress Trunks and Bonnet
Boxes, Hat Cases, sc.
Gentlemen visiting Boston, arc respectfully
invited TO call as above. and are assured that
they will find goods on as favorable terms as
at any other establishment in the country.
September 6, 1899. Sm9
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sTAPLE & FANCY GOODS

|
adapted to the season, among which are
| Pilot Cloths, Doe Skin, Victoria and plain
! CASSIMERES;
Sutinetts, Vestngs, Silk Velvets,
Best Trimmings for Gents. Clothing;
Cd Merinos from AZ cts. to 81 dollar per yd;
Plain and ig'd Alapines; gro de nap Merinos;
Alpaca, Indiana, and printed Saxony Cloths;
Super silk warp Cambcteen; Chally Merinos;
Mousseline de LANES, 25cts to 75cts per yd;
Printed Challys; Silks;
American, English, aud French Prints, Sets to
s74 cts per yard land in all the varieties OF
Goods for Ladies Cloaks and Dresses, the
subscriber fattcrs himself that his assort-
ment is not inferior to any in the vicinity.
Highland, Broche, Merino and other Shawls,
from GA cts, upwards;
Dress hdkfs., scarfs, wells, gloves. hosiery,
Cambricks, musns, laces, bonnet silks, ribbons,
Ladies walking shoes, slips, and gaiter boots;
Bonnets, Sheetings, Shirlings, tickings,
Cotton yarn, &c.
Brush hats, seal, fur and cloth caps boas,
muffs, fur collars, buffalo robes;
Hardware s. Cutlery, Crockery China an d
Glass Ware;
Green and blk Teas Of best quality;
Prime sugars and molasses, very cheap; spices;
Fruits, salt, nails, glass, paints, dye stuhs,
Lamp Oil, &c. &c.
A share of public patronage Is respectfully
solicited.
The subscriber having purchased his entire
stock at the present very low prices in market,
feels confident that he can sell goods as low as
can be found in Windham County. PRopuce
of all kinds received.-Highest price paid for
Dried .4pple-a reasonable credit if requested,
and all Goods cheap, gerry cheap. for Cash.
N. CHENEY, JR.
Townshend, Oct. Is, 1889. 6w7
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HARDWARE.

WE have just received fine assortment Of
w Hardware Goods, consisting in part of
so pairs Brass and Iron Dogs, so pairs Brass
shovel and tongs, 200 cases knives and forks,
tea trays; snuher trays, brass candlesiicks,
lamps, pocket and pen knives, brushes, tea
sets, sad irons, talors irons, shears, plated,
britannia and iron spoons, with almost every
other article ever kept in Hardware Store,
and which shall be sold at bargains, NO MIS-
TAKE, at
BIRGE & DICKINSON'S.
Oct. 81, 1889. 8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23

Persons Of erery class are deeply inter
ested in the improvement Of our common
schools. 1T is the common belief, that none
bat parents have any direct or intimate
interest IN education. Al least the con-
duet md expressions Of meu generally
warrant us in coming To Tins conclusion
for mary Of the most intelligent and virlu-
Gus members Of society, aud even those Lo
have been counted among The mos, active
friends Of education, have been found 10
slncken their exeriions, aud to lose their
zeal, when their own children had oU,-g grow n
the schools 4" II is time that should with
draw, aud leave the care of the schools tn
those who have children. have done ny
share"
Such Indifference, when shown by men
who have been active friends Of education,
aud the chief pfo,noiers of the school,
Sometimes has done extensive injury by
dampening the feelings Of others, aud by in-
cuIcaiing the false doctrine with which we
ure here coniending. Every individual in
the comnusity is directly benefited by good
schools, or injured by bad ones.
The family is benefited, by more orderly,
trusty, inteIiEent, sno ''tt""us cnhoren.
There is a direct channel constantly open
betwcen the place of instruction and the
place Of action. The knowledge impaired
by The teacher, the example he sets, the in
auencc he cxerts, are quickly transferred
to The table and the freside. There is
constant channel Of communication between
them, like that kept up by the bees between
the flowers and the hive. The teachers
words are repeated at home; and he 10 some
degrce directs the daily conversation and
manners Of his household. II he has learn
ed the harmless, the useful, the worldly aud
heavenly wisdom Of his profession, he WIN
tencb such things as are of practical, visible,
and tangible value such ss the parents
have learned to appreciate by the experience
Of real life Common School Jssrraf.
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RHoDE -IsLAND REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING

TENERMs- 50, per annum, if paid in advance.
III - -, p If not paid in advance
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a square
subsequent inSerton.-Adve not marked
will be continued until forbidden. and charged ac-
cordingly.
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SELECTED TALES.
From the Ladies Book.
THE PEASANT BRIDE.
BY MISS N. MILES

BY MISS N. MILES.
" Without one tie Of kindred or of love,
To bind herto the hall"
To that soft and pleading eye
Who is there could suit deny"
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" And Selim to his heart has caught,
ln bushes, more than ever bright,
His Nommahal." -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23

HINouAM, August, 1885.
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The curtain. in tie small but pretty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05
-1,IIJ17IEyy gC3OEVY al HoG5or Court housc, "a

tlH4LTF.4X ACADEMY al Haitian Court housc, Va
uE first Pebble Examination Of the students OF this institution
Mace Il, Academy the li OF Decembcr AMI was
the themselves with assistance o competent
literary md gentlemen unconncced with The
examined on The following s'udes:
Arithmetic and English Grammar.
hly,lra bridges liuon's and DAYS
Geometry tSarsun's Euclid, llut,cns and Lrccndtes
Natural Philosophy tGcomcry, Bfcws,eT's cdiior.)
Latin language Cesar, Virgil and Horace'l
Geek do tI.ucian Xerophon and Hctodo!ps!
French do. (Noliaires Charles I2ih -. 1
The gathed by the general P'ohc'eey en
,rcrt. manifested by the students ana conhneh
, lint the citizens Halifax will longer lind II necessary
,nd their chill Of the county to acquire accurately
ooushly the elementary branches OF classical ana seH
education. -. .,.s;o,s Of &c
Trpw,The acacmcal divided into two sessions I've
,onhs GA h of the year le3 VIII o."
ho E div and end on the l day OF Juy sue
osnr The session will commence on the ION u an"
nJ ~ the common H'ah'" ."
Q n,r session. In higher branches OF cdnch"r
Sho ,tir Greek French nsulgcs Ancient
,ho,ocv Crock and Antiquities. the various
I,i Archaeology History Logic Rhetoric, Moral ana Hen'a
p;Jns,nby Mathematics and ural Philosophy $40 per
nn,ri csn he had in at The
a"" III W" 49,, RICHARD LOGAN,
h"as'a'' ~ PresdcHfof Ike Board IF Trustees
| TIL. J. GarEs Secretary. c7v,IF
Dec ~
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IIymguity Hall .1cudrmy.

18th Of January aud be- continued until the 18th Oi Novecr,
1879 making uninterrupted OF ten months. Every thing
prepare ouu. College iii them ir the
of life will he taught this Acudcmy The terms
for will he follows viz BOARD, Washing,
odrinr and Candles, 500; ell the branches,
the whole for months, S3of i
w hn required advance, and the balance at the
close Of the
The vciv he st tesimany fF in fn" Or ,iS institutions IL
.arcrc. Ia the mauy young of talents md moral
worth, gone firth from 10 mnsle IN III" busy
scenes life whom hoh and have held high offices of
trust honur and ALL know, respectable places
in society.
The location of this Seminary il peculiarly eligible, being
commonly healthy retired from the hauns
ton; aud being the vicinity of buckingham Female Collegiate
INSTITUTE" ParrGs aad Guardians Patrunzing that institution
can have the privilege Of placing their children and wards
each other wou he gratifying aud at the time relieve
them at trouble and expense.
r. :. Address physic STIirgs, buckingham.
ELIJAH G.. NANES,
Dec 30 ;G1-w3w Priacipai IT, 1rGitmu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05

EEErNOUD ACADEMY.-Ihe duties of this Institution,
wall be thc2Oi Of JunuaTy under
the superintendent Of the subscriber who Willie aided the
na:cment OF the school by Mr. EDw A. GARLcK, whose
attention has given universal satisfaction during the
The OF instruction will embrace the Greek Latin and
French unsuags Mathematics tho Elements Natural and Moral
Philosophy aud Chemistry and such branches constitute good
English education.
The weIr.ted heancss of the situation
from all hauns Of a1t the enlightened community
with which surrounded unite Recommending. place
the mental Improvement of youth
The addition which the making tho build
practicable the the year. will render
number Of students extremely
scholastic be divided
months cachthe
the second commencing the Goth july and
20 of Decemberhe will be- ioi Board and
Tuition so per session, payable advance, aud additional
charge Of 81 when Bed and Bedding furnished No student
will for shorter period than except
ca agreement that eiectiS ihc number OF boiTdefs
limited The il important that
lns Of entering their was, make early appa-
tons. Address C!aTSs,uU, Hing Queen.
OLIVER WHITE
Dncl Gl-1IM3MSs MlHMlN
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Yojuob,e James River Estate for sale.

EN- pursuance OF Trust; eAecuedby OScr,on Psu
ard wife bearing date the goth day J"nua
80 1876 and u recorded Clerks Office OF Cumberland
, ,-sJ If f,ir If not, the theeafer to the
n m der cash, that valuable Plantation ana hpp9fe
IN the county CumbcTlnd lying James river aaIon
% lands 0! William Mhyo and others, and known as Co''a
nc Eight Hundred less Acting as fusces
~ S,ry.v such lille only by said decd.
"''"''' GEORGE STII.LMAN, Tr,s...,
JOSEPH HODGSOS, I ~
, q, G7-t30Jy
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IS = + :
lI1s!!9!i:ss!s.;l J III !As
GREAT 9RRIV4T

10 Bushels or 10000 Bores of Peters Pills
THE subscriber has made Dr. Peters Of New
York, hc supplied hy the quantity with his ILLS All
DO supplied al factory OF all the Pills we
thcsc
have they failed accomplish thing promised and thou
s,nls have been lingering with
chronc disease add their testimonies vana
HE Medicine Too much praise can't be given to Dr.
The discovery All who genuine
pETERS VEGET ABLE PILLS recommend in crms of
most praise which proof positive OF their cxaord
nary and beneficial effects. ,,, :. 49, -
e9.Ss,a ~ JOHN H. EUSrACE, agent.
Oct l6 7o-Sa"'"