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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-11
Magnetic Od0ntica,
THE INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH PREP

AhAIlONs
YTvHE Utopian dreams of the achymst are
Il realized. and u remedy discovered for the
and preserving those impor-
tont aud beautiful appendages Of the hnmnn
system, by the use of the MAGNETIC
ODONT1CA, which by It's attractive, purify
ing 4 strengthening qualities, removes all ex-
traneous substances from the teeth, and pre-
serves them in their natural brancy, and the
gums in soundness and beauty. Il is ascer-
tanned from experience, that when used, the
teeth will never decay, but remain till the la
Test age Of man, with their natural wear.
When they are decayed, its progress will be ar
rested, and the teeth preserved and prevented
from aching. All this has been done in null
iitude of instances; and more, in thousands of
cases, nervous ioothach Chat climax of pain)
has at once been efiectually cured by the use
OF this the most popular dcntrifice in America.
And the public, 50 far as they have become ac-
quainted 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 Odonii-
ca. And, in conclusion, where and who is the
young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual
that values beautiful set of teeth, sound
gums, and a sweet breath more than fifty cents,
that will be longer destitute ola box of DR.. NJ.
Hitchcock's Incompatible Magnetic Odontica /?
| For sale, wholesale and retail, nv
A. HITCHCOCK & co.
No. III Genesee street, Utica N. ",
And by their agents throughout the U. States
and Canada.
| 10 For sale by DurroN, CLARK & Co.
Agents in Bratileboro. Oct. 1889. 1y5
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FIRE AZ BRoOKLYN.

About half past six o'clock on Saturday
evening, fire broke out in a stable belong.
ing 10 Mr. Geo. l. Thatcher, nearthe corner
of Front and Jay streets, and within about
twenty five feet of his extensive planning
mill The flames soon reached the latter
aud in spite of the best efforts Of several lire
engines. il was entirely destroyed together
with considerable quantity of timber. MI
Thatchrr's dwelling. brick house three
stories high, which stood on the same prem
ises, was also burned TO the ground. tie
computes his loss altogether at abou
$4,000, and was insured only for S6000.-
The stable in which the fire broke out, was
40, in the possession Of Mr. Thatcher. he
having rented It to another person. and il IL
supposed the fire originated in carclessnes'
or accidental
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u SIN.

RETWEEN Rev.C. w. Leyings, (GuiI-
lJ fnrd,) und Brotileboro, ON "Wednesday
Sept. 25th, black work pocket, containing a
pair ofsilver bowed spectaclcs, lace collar,
linen towel and several articles Observing. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
them with the subscriber at The Bratileboro
Power Press Printing Office.
CYRUS DAVIS.
Brattlcburo Oct 1. 1899. 5
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
For Fall and Winter.
H. w. pRoUrY, has this week received
~. from Boston, full and choice assort-
ment OF Fail and Win,er Goods, viz:
FOR LADIES CLOAKS.
Indiana, Alpaca, Figured Alepines, English
and French Merino ), aud Cambletecn Cloths.
FOR LA DIES DRESSES. N
Mousn De Lane, Challirs, Figured Saxo-
ny, Plain and Figured Alepines, Plain and Fig
ured Silks with splendid assortment of dark
English and French Prints.
CLOTHS.
Blue, and brown, and green, pilot cloths
& double milla broad cloths. Blue black, black.
and brown, invisible green, and olive, Geiman
and English ami American Cloths, and Cassi-
meres.
VESTINCS.
Fig'j and black silk velvet, and satins,
cashmere and valencia.
StlAWI.S.
Plain, Edinboro, chenille, damask, cashmere,
red and black meIinO.
Victoria Robes, gloves and hosiery, with a
general assortment ofFall and Winter Goods.
And with a new and fresh assortment of all
kinds of Family Groceries.
Braitlehoro, Oct. 9, 1889 s
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FREE PHILADELpHIA.-An extensive
fire occurred in Philadelphia last Friday
night and Saturday morning. The loss Of
property is estimated nj 100000 dollars. But
the most painful part of the intelligence is,
that several fremen were killed, or severely
wounded in their noble exerlions TO stay the
devouring element. Forty buildings are in
ruins. and many of them large warehouses
fhy.two were on FIRE. The fire broke out
No. IA South Wharves, between Market
and Chestnut streets. This is believed 10 be
the largest fire that has ever occurred in
Philadelphia,-B
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tPThc Installation Of Rev. Corbin kidder, as Pas
tor OF the West Church in Brtsboro, is appointed To
take place on Wednesday, the 10th day Of October
inst
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-11

NJ LII receive in the course of next we, k,
large and extensive assortment of
GOODS, suited to the season, having been
selected IN New Yong with great care and in
falling market. Purchasers can be accommo-
dated with goods al exceedingly low prices.
Brattleburo, Oct. 3, 1899. 8
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JOHN LEACH & co.

Successors 70 LEACH, PAIGE AND oiLMoRE,)
NO. ., MERCHANTS ROW,
BOSTON, MASS.
HAVE FOR SALE,
10000 Gallons Winter-straned Sperm Oil;
5000 do. Spring do. do. do.
5000 do light colored winter whale Oil;
500 kegs Powder;
100 hhds MoIasses;
$50 boxes square hand Tobacco;
so do. old Cavendish do.
100 kegs Fig Tobacco;
100 dozen Cast Steel Shovels
so casks Saleratns.
Sugars, Teas, Coffee. Rice, Pepper, Pimen-
10, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger, Starch, Indigo,
Raisins, Mustard, Pepper Sauce, PIPES
Soap, fine Salt, Shot, Cocoa, Chocolate, Bed
cords, Ciothcs-lines, Snuff, Letter Paper,
Wrapping Paper, SC. S-c,
Also, large assortment Of
Iii quors, Wines, Cordials, SC.
The above goods will be sold on rs favora-
BILE terms as can be bought in the city ,&warrun-
ted of the best quality. Country Traders, and
the former customers Of Leach, Paige & Gil
more, are invited to call before purchasing.
JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
Boston, Oct. ], 1889. 3m5
p. Sd. l.. & Co. win sell for their regular
customers, Qree from any expense 90 thcn)
all kinds of Country Produce, or will take the
same in exchange for Goods
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Missfons.--The receipts Of the American
Board Of Missions during the fiscal year just
the same PERIOD the Society's debt has been
reduced from S35, s5I to $l9,l7
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old Umbrellas covered and otherwise re-
. paired, at the Brattleboro Music Store,
WOODBURY. & KIBLING
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Thanksgiving in Massachusetts takes place
this year on the 2Sth of November, The
pumpkin crop is very fine.
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CARPETHNG.

SUPERFINE Carpctings just received, and
- for sale, by
HILL g. TOWNSLEY.
Brattleboro, Oct. 2, 1889. 5
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Cash Wanted,

AN Old Accounts and Notes which have
~ been due a long time 10 fhe subscriber
"a scord TO The teise is sufficient"
Aug. IA, 80. a f.. DWINELL.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Brattleboro, Y
October Isl, 1889.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

Pcrsons asine The LHr Medicines. arr sasisrd "a
ta<s ihe Piila st t-h' 30 aaiii.isst quantities Ia
operate ,wo y three tsmcs On tie boes.a ~ The
eonrFt y tbs nest day, Alau. take a ,Ahleanogcfa
q ~ Bs,tsrs half an hour teforr each r,esl. 81,
those Of delicate cniecLled Constitution. hall
Tho qaanliiy may be sgfiie,sas
For further particulars oC the above Nc.
d,clnh see Noiai's Good Samaritan, a ca.
~ Of winch accompanies the medicine. A
copy taay also be had ca application NJ the
Printing Office 10 Charlotte, ahoro The Me.
dicine - for sale.
Prepared and cold Ly William y. MoH,t,
1857 Broadway, New York. a liberal de.
duct,on made to those ~bo purchase 10 sell
again. Letters, post pad, ~,ll receive ln
mediate attention.
r. J. uOLTON. Aren't.
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Taken Fu

f. Taken Up
20 4 Nj committed 10 The jail
gS Il fLu county on fAe II
II = instant, a Negro Boy. rhoeails
? klmseif M N J. abgpt.I 9 NJ
- ''T-''7 ! 2 gea.s "a, no, rerg darl. f,r
pfrro, 'oisratie IN rognd face and in
T. gent f0ra asgrs # HE are. H. sqgs he
f'#7es % Georce Law6r9re, If FIgqya.
'faa 60 Hm f,om q NJ. J5bas9a If Rim
7taa1, W. IT. uaz riding pogd s9rreI
z'iTs "@,7 'okea. The o's7cr Il rep.e.t.d
70 cone jorrgrd Vraze property. pag char.
Rf' aud tate hin omag. yr ne triH b. deah
-etth a. iic LATE a5reess.
THos p ALEXANDER
,,.. S.sff# q ti,es'-.b4,g Csaafy.
'1s'e' a.'-' 4HH
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04
$4,000 genuine WOrus Multi
cauiI> for sale.

s~sxsN TathE subscriber Is nov prepared
XRS n 10 make contracts Tor the de-.
sSNtN livery OF th.s valuable ne (tor feed
Irg the silk ~crtul 10 the tall A,
there has been eud sjll Will be many
fraaas practiced upon the unsuspeclIrg, the sub
srribrT warrants those nov offered 10 Ia OF the ge.
nu,ae Kind, his u-ig nal suck was ohlaiuet from
Gideon b. Saith. OF Baltimore, nlhc years ago and
afe pant OF the tree that that gentleman has sps-
sen often about IA his wtitiugs bring the first
hry.us M 10 the United States. The tree hsS been
pro ing in an exposed situation sIncv first obtain.
ed aud beng nov soclinstod IL preferable 10 tho-e
lately introduced into The country. II vii also b
cuh.vatcd by myself the Frescut year aud every
care will be taken TO render The tree good aud sse
" necessary instruction given 20 purchasers upon
lis cultivation OF the AZ the Tree Is IA great
demand and the season abou, to close Tor obtaining
II tins year, those wlshlua 10 purchase Would do
Ns to spcsk in time. sud iaat there aay be 10 dis
appointments a regular net ALL ~ kept ard 'h's
sdyefusemvnt discontinued 50 soon IS ihe rumbcf
ahoye.nantd Is iskca Up. The subscriber viii
also make engagements i0F lew thousand sii'h
WORM EGGS Il The nest approved hE1 uo~ -.
The worms 10 be ted exclusively upon tke sioFus
Mulucaui,. All comnunlCa,ions ~ aAii, must
- p.st paid, and ali orders must be aecompanie &
5y cash
J. p. PRITCuARD.
Fsh 90 1859 4SsJ
n u. Persons arc invited 70 cal spl zee the tree
while sroaing aud Judge iot themssiye'
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DESCRFp Tx<,.y.

lleerv Elnn j. b.au4,uI Chestnut sosrel, Is
h2udr , inches htgh, " ha-t .tzt, nTtn action ana
tt2aiy are faftiy sArpt.acd ., sHs h1rsa a. ne
present dey. lie po.-essc- a. many fac crosses
- tAe imported stocs a. sny yoahg Hpi.e o. Tie
tunu. aud WIil - Unct recommend tte~e 81 70 f1e
rsif"usze Of HIRE breeders tie Eas Ia 10
hui'ts number Of Mares last ;. ssuu and has
proved hilaself e. t. sgru fslt rttter
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

gayHE subscriber Is nov prepared
H. 20 make contracts for the de-
livery OF this valuable tT,u (tor feed
irg the silk ~crml in tue tall. A.
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.lNma E''i@h, a .sr' 5, s.,,as s.,,r,
q. g Wet, oiiyI. ior ,ais h,s P,a . 'a'
@S1As' "a Rocky Rive, 10 c. 49,, a.''''a''
y,,-o ,s' : 81 T. Of N, MI Grove soai.isSs 10, :,
ia good repair, 18th eoml0r,abl. L.sa's -
point Of fertility aud adap,Alraa 10 N, M "
cotton ass Cv'n and 'As small rtsi1s. n. 49, ~ y
Il seeoad 10 none in The equity. - P'''
-ALso--
j, An"'her Place e''a,s'uing about 400 ..,,.
- s'< s,S'' sl.el on 'h'. plae' ,i.,s a., /. ],
soPs'.oI qusidY aue 10 acre. u ,e,.,,, ~ =
-ssoo' tAli s'sarrc. .Psrrans ..h,ng "a - -
The Lands with wee u puschs,it- -. - y
"a my ab~Vte~, 10 Wsu. = liam, -. 49, =
iein'Hg 'he f'smt'rs. OF d.. s $ Il.tr.s q ~
isebaTx. shi'sr oi ir,sn = sll slssu n, -
uske knaWn The s0tSli,ou,.
re 20. lisa. NJ s.,Ahi =
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POETRY.
rKoN rHE ALR,Ns psILY snyERriSER.
THr RIRl u

rKoN THE ALRtNY psILY anyEE1iSER'
THE BIBLE.
An" WOsdmsn SCARE tina; Tree,
Septic spare thai book,
Touch no, single leaf
Nor 90 its pages look
With eye OF u0SCilef;
Twas ny ioresather's stay
In the hour sfagony
Seey,ic, 70 :hy way,
And lei thai old book be.
Tha, coed old booh Of life,
For centuries has stosd.
Unharn'd amid the stri's,
When the earth vas drunk with b.ood
And wouid'st thea harm u Bes,
And have its truth forgot
s. p,ic, forbe4r tbs blow,
Thy hand shall burn It not.
II. very name reesls
The hsppy hours q youth
Wsea IN NY granesifss halls
heard is tales Of truth
I've seen bis v hitc hair few
OR that volume a. he read -
b. ,hai Vas eng ago,
Apc The gnoe old ufan Is dead.
n, dear gran iEieihtr. too.
Nbcn ! Nas tui boz,
II, seen her eve o blue
We~p DER {, iears n 10y;
Taaf r.ces hgSrr snil,
AND dsar the, ars q ne
Scsfi.c forge this Thy sI.l,
Go, Jet lhsi old Box o.. AIcE.
.
TOBACCO.
MucA has been said IN praise and bls-e Of thi:
slbgui.' luxury l. ihe Marco Of Coa4ail
taeais " (Loaeon, l655,' meet Nith tbs iollce
IaE quaint rcrscs - pfslsc Of Tobacco.
Mlch meA, Goth glut'nnv procure
+, ICED mea "a e. ssinc.
b. hes ffogsl man indeed,
TLsi SIth a eat ctu ciue
IL sseds no napkin cor Lis hands
lis fingers end 10 virr,
Tasi has his kitchen IA ! N1t
His roaai uscAt 10 pip-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07
JEWETT'S
Celebrated Chemical Remedies.

Consisting Of The JoliOwing Preparations, riz:
STIMULATING LlNIMENT, for pains in The side,
- back or stomach, ague in the face swelled or sore
throat numb palsy paralysis, or loss of action in the
limbs, &c.
Nerve Linimsnt-this article comprises the rnos,
valuable medicinal agents, for quoting composing and
restoring the healthy action and its
has been very gyeat in Of long standing
irritation, convulsive fits, hysteria epilepsy St Vtus
Dance.
Liniment for cholera morbus-a valuable remedy fo,
cholera morbus, cholera infantum, darrhes. cboIic.
and all bowel complaints.
Imminent for coughs and conssmptions, has proved
remedy.
Rheumatic Lniment, for ahammatorv rheumatism.
scIatic affection, common rheumatism local pains and
affections of the govt $50
Headache Liniment-is competent TO relieve the
most painful Of headache with single
and in short time effect entire cure Of Ioug stand.
ing cases.
Vegetable Cer.ts, for white swslings, fresh wounds
burns, scsid head, &c.
letter saive, for letters ring worms, salt rheum &c
DisPho.eiic Drops for promoting preparation.
Electoral Tincture valuabis expectorant and highly
useful IN removing diseases Of the iunrs
Aiteiaive Drops, valuable medicine for liver com.
plants, they are also great purifier Of the blood
Although these articles have been but q short Tina
IN use, they have displayed . power and certainty ia
relieving the vscss msladies to which they have been
applied, that u truly astonishing Nevertheless tho
most ample and respectable testimony, sstsblsbing
their superior efficacy and success are Ia possession ~
the subscriber. For sale by Daniels & Bell. Rutland
Lspham d Vail, Wsllingford 476m
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TERMS or THIS PAYnR.

, To s.hscriters in the village $500. Mail subsers
$500, or 81 rs in advance "-''~' ''
classes who take their papers At the Office Fl 75o $40
~ aassnce individual Subscribers who take Their psprs
the same. :" f'N~'sS'"'
nabserbers on the Southern and southerly Post ROss
20 whom papers are delivered by our carrier a, thefo
SzU 10 those living of the route either ia pseksgsss
sngy sLI9 discount Of IS cts. will he made eifh
apIe 'ipel VINO pays ~ advance. mo ia authorised
make dinefent bargain this route but the publisher
sha sness our Wing friends willing 70 comply rs
.s'.c and pay promptly the pubiisher will be obliged
20 wdfaw ms carrier from the route and they will h."
"go Without The news, or come TO the Office for H.
W Esey person who takes this paper and aegieeu 70
pyyeay VII be charged z5es in addition 70 tho above
NO paper discontinued until all snearages are pe
snoul 'he Publisher 10 convinced that they never VII
W 70 Advertising customers, such a. Merchants, VIC
ehsn,es, &C. the pubIher would suggest that they have
seaonai indseement 10 favor him With thsr custom 70
every part o. the Cosstv HE circulation non very s
and general thoVshov, the County,
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Dr. Cooke,

The unfortunate are respectfully informed Tia, 9
Albany Lock Hospital established aud modelled !.
the much celebrated European Lock iIcspiias Ia,
ny years since been founded at Head Qusrsp. n, II
Norton street, Albany, MY. To those unaoqum. 4
with this institution, IL is necessary 10 mention In
has for s object the Of all such diseases - ,,
Is, scrofus, structures, diseases Of the urohs, an,
-four slbus impotency, diseases Of the womb, sr,n
orrhea, gleets, with all vencreal complaints in s,ss
etc.
Persons, ignorant OF the nature Of disease are MAJ
most simple form, and through neglect or iuiulsss
treatment, assumes more aggravated state Of dv,,.
and occasions ab-cess, liberation, psucdo syphln a.
ccr premature old age, too often ending IN prosr
incurable state Of existence.
This Institution is under the supcrncndsp, IA,
management Of Professor Cooke, MD. DID, LIN AZ
Tho city OF Albany, N. ", who will Give his percaar
tendance at the Dispensary, attached TO The iu,un
ct oil hours, TO iuvalds requiring his professional vel
vices. lie having had much more experience W ID
brarch OF medical practice than usually falls 10 The
faDy one member Of the profession. therefore I'D
such confidence Of his ability to give universal sssa,
ton that he sssnses all applicants nonc need despair Il
a complete recovery.
Tho unfortunate therefore, who have suffered is
the want ofsuceess hy those less experienced are IN,
ted to visit the Hospital, which only requires 70
known TO be sure Of support, where the most peres
cresy may be depended on, and the utmost privacy vi
attend those who call. The whole house is excla,.
appropriated TO the use OF patients, who will swsN
be received into separate apartments, and al tint
unless at the request ofhe patient, will third party BE-
present.
Professor Cooke has a number ofhaudsomely furuts.
ed private chambers at No 81 Greene It, wher, h,
will receive gentlemen who may require medical ul
Residing himself on the premises, he will thereby h
enabled TO dedicate than ordinary attention 10
patients. Gentlemen will find il both convenient ,
well as economical IA all Of disease. 10 retire
these furnished rooms.
As long Professor Cooke desires 10 benefit the p,
lie, II rs proper he shonld continue HE adyertisemd
for the good Of Strangers il is well known tina, pee,
10 are extremely shy in speaking ofcascs Of dalica
nature, even when physician is pre-emipcn,ly succ.
full.
Communications. post-raid 10 the address Of fruf4.
scr Cooke, NJ. ID. ID. ID. LII. d., Albany. N Y coac,.
ing baak note counselng Fee will have atien,on
(none other will be rcceiyed) personal copssls
ton may be had at all times. usual at the DipenAr
which is properly fitted and arranged with separate o.
fees for confidential interviews.
1g-Counsellius fees and charges reasonable.
Ofco, No Norton st.-Ilouse, No 80 Green stree
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07
RusselI's Itch Ointment.

ElilS choice and safe ointment is said 10 be superior
~ 10 any in use, for that Gisagreeable and oath-
some disease, the ITCH. This Ointment is so certain
in IFS operation that no person troubled with the above
disorder ought to be without it, II is a remedy for Gu
taneous erupons, scorbutic affections of the head or
any other breaking out which from sharp humors
in The blood. Price % cents box
fresh supply Just received and for sale by D.qE
IELS & BELL, JAMES B.9RRET, Jr, JAMES
PORTER, BURT s. mason, Rutland; s. f..
LEONfRD, DR. ID. II. .ME-7CHyqJH. Waii,ngford /:
NJ W. SAWYER, Iinmoufh; r. BeD3IELS,S IL
N, y. SMITH, DANNY; =. STRONG son, G. ",
POTTER, Pavtsis 1LLEf GKOYER. H,us +
RUFUS GHOPER, PlIGE h BULRLEY, Gran.
r re, Cosnsf.. N ~ T. SLASOM ~ Rutland Hin
MOCL1OE, CasLeton n. BLfSS. ssW. y. TJYE.g,
JOEL BE.7yN.9N, ST.fJrLEY, LgFFIyvyyHELL n
Cos Po,,itneg: 4i.J9JTSOH aLLE.T, Psi,taesn. r.
w. ~ ID. AIKEN, q. n. W9LKEH, Bscssn o. NJ
B3kEH. Hl15a,diem BOyLvGTOH 4 4iLsJ7yx.
OrweHs KNIT WHICIfI. shsrshze
Also 81 Whoisssls W VIZ. &. sTINsor, 4 Go
sosih s,ds 90 fspsod HsiI, Boston. and ny ). 4 W.
TOWNSEND. Conner d Besknss and Wsi~ street.
New York. A.1n
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BrandrceIl,s Pills.

BEWAKE or COUNIERFEl3Sy!t
A LII PILLS sold in the State of Vermont must pas
n through hands, Dr. Biandreh's General Aecnis
There will no Pills be sold at the Boston Office by
b. b. Mussey, (who is longer DR.. Brandcihs sgcn, 10
be retaled in this section Of the country.
All Pills purporing TO be Dr. Brandreth's and void by
persons without certificate Of agency signed by Bran.
dreth and by Counterfeit.
To prevent all imposition from the crcuatioa Of Ito
counlercts just LEI the purchaser ask The yendes v bis
Nevcr purchase Of pedlars for in no instance do they
have the genuine article
trade they will he displaced The Pills he kept pure
and the coun,eeiters must be dealt with according
n Jsno mistake.
The following persons agents in their respective
towns Tor the sale Of the genuine Biandreths Pills
Gro FE wiIT q rTA n, Midsictowa, Conn.
TIE Iotiotcing are Ftrre q. Parmaiees Agents
Geo. z. Walton, General .4genL.
Jackson g. Ketcham, B.andon,
Henry Simonds, Pnsford,
A. Allen, Iairharen,
Boynton Austin Orcei,
Mr. Horton, HuJtarton,
T.. Aiken, Benson,
II. 7. White. Casilefon,
Levi Lewis, WeUs.
Stanley Lefingweil & Co. Uest ponhaeg.
A. Bliss, East Pouiiney.
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BBSNISeTcN COUNTY.
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and Bfinsms,d Jewellers Of Burlington, VI.
State Agents. also by the sub-Agenis selling them II
not ~ signed do not boy them. For sale by "
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the hevoeuton married before the close Of theft bus
bands military services may receive, under the &C,
,iG1ngIes.9 Of July 1885, the same pensions Which
under the act Of June T. 1854 Tho ,enes Of The sei
OF July 1896 are extended 10 widows OF all revolu.
tonafy officers and soldiers whether they have msred
sgs'h, OF not Prorided they are mono widows Also,
widows OF such officers and soldiers as continued in r
wee until the I'd o. Nov. 1888, and wsre married befon
that day, are equally entitled
Jan 1874. Widows VI officers and soldiers married
Ys,Is .ns Gay ar. antted 10 Ave years pension, Oa
bands have deceased since. Pens;on Iu,;ns,s ,nlo
"s'e aas and all others attended 10 by he subscribe
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