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JOSEPH CRADLES.
ds0 JoT sdIe as dboUe,
THE ORRIs TOOTH WASH,

The Orris Tooth Wash is purely vegetable preparation
possessing the properties Of cleaning the teeth and mouth
restoring the gums To healthy state and preventing any
unpleasant taste or odor the mouth whether arising
decayed teeth or a derauged state of the stomach.
Sound teeth and white teeth are the most valuable DOT
lions OF poor humanty but how many neglect the aisb
lion necessary for their preservation when suoun
Dy all the means needed-among those know OF,
more pleasant and efectua than the ORR TooTH WASH
1t ceanses and whens the teeth, strengthens gsm
puhes the mouth and sweeten the breath We recommend
ITS use to all, young md old -" boston Morning Port
The concurrent testimony Of the eminent Dentists and
Physicians 10 all parts OF the Union IN yof Is eonelu
each bottle 8lS,iGmo
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NEW BOOKS.

lust received at the Rutland Book Store Farley s
j Mag for 1885 q z and 3, bound in vol, price 81
Means and Ends, by Miss Sedgwick, Rolling Ridge'
Young Mans Aid; McDonner, sr, Truth though fic-
ton by Jocob Abbott The School Boy, by j s. { ABB
bolt; Caleb ia Town; Caleb in the country, by Abbott
The Three Last Things, by Rev Joseph Tracy. Mead
French and English Dictionary; Perrens ia bles,
by Bomer French Render by Frost; French Phrases;
Marshalls Life of Washington abridged, &c. &c
July I'd 1899.
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1yHo0f WG C6HS E sPI1iy ds dl
BLOOD, and an AFFECTIONS
OF THE LUNGS.
Prepared only by The sole Proprietors
GODDARD & BUTLER,
No. eight, Gold Sheet, hfw York.
In presenting this useful remedy to the public tho popd
etor is authorized by physician from whom the
confdentay obtained 10 state that he has used himself
and in his extensive practice in Pulmonary affections with
astonishing effect. The happy comb nation Of vegetable
substances of which is entirely composed
adapted TO diseases of the Lungs Liver and Stomach,
This medicine has been used very extensively and the
prletor has not known single instance in whcht has ia
cd IN giving rce in diseases for which is recommended
even IN cases nppoac hing To consumption attended with
bleeding at the Lungs and where all other remedies bad
failed the most decided and aterng has attended
us use Common colds, which are generally tho effect Of
obsructed preparation, will yield 10 its influence
hours when used in asthma, hoarseness, wheeling nnd
Tranquil and sleep 10 whoopng cough il is without
rival it operates by gentle expectoation, and may civ.
en- TO infants with perfect safety.
The genuine New England Cough Syrup will be cnyelOp
edn bill of directions enclosed engraved wrapper
bearing il the signature of the proprietor his hand
writing The bottle will be sealed and stamped cof
New England Cough Syrup.
few of the many certificates in favor of this Syrup which
are IN possession OF the proprietor ADDED for tho perus
of those who may be troubled with similar complaints.
Mcssrs Mo6at, Plummer a. Co.
Gcnhemen-Aher having tried by the Recommendation
of my friends. almost every medicine for cough, without
the least relief had your New England Cough
Syrup and enabled to with much thankfoness
II has cured me OF one Of the most obstinate coughs
new, and shall feel be duty recommend Il TO eve.
ry one whom find in need of so valuable a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
boston, Noe. 90, 1881. JOHN r. STEVENS
have the satisfaction and pleasure of informing you that
the bottle Of New England Cough Syrup which occurred
of you the Esd Of April has entirely relieved me from
very cough which had afflicted for n short time
past After using variety Of medicine and finding no per-
manent relief was induced by the advice Of my fiend
Try your Syrup. The result have already stated sue.
ceeded beyond my expectaon and cheeuIly recommend
Il very valuable medicine for all those who may be az
hicted with similar complaints
Yours respectfully,
Boston, May l. 1885. CHARLES RUGGIEs
10 q yes me great pleasure TO be able my
in favor OF your New England Cough Syrup two bottles Of
which having entirely cured my cough which was so
that physician advised spend the coming winter
southern climate but the fortunate Syrup
preclude the necessity.
Yours, &c. JOSEPH CRADLES
Boston. September 4, 1884.
The proprietor would add that he is constantly receiving
testimonials Of the value and efficacy Of the
edy.
For sale, by appointment Of proprietors by
j. PORTER, Rutland, W.
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TO wool GROH Frs IND
DEALERS.

FTNHE rerkins,ile Manufacturing Co. take this op-
pouuuiiy TO express their thanks ipr the extensive
patronage they have received tr two years past, and
slso would inform their old friends. formcr customers
M The public. that they purpose 10 continue TO Manu-
cutc through tho 10y the yard 81 on sharea
pairs will be spared IN performing The work 10 sels'ac-
ton. those who msy wish 60 have their WOOL mGuuiac
iurci Broad Cloth il the cheapest manner, aud
most improved style, would 10 well 10 apply early
Large lots preferred; small not refused. Terms
per yard. to tho halves, common cuors allowing
~ lbs. pied wool per yard exclusive 81 listing wool
JOSIAH BARNES, Agi
Pefkinsvillc May 90 1889 % I'm
CflOING WfSr. The subscriber has one good
W Boat which will leave Joseph ffosts. Bridpori,
VI for Buffalo. ~ soon navigation opens sud on
the third Tuesday Of May, June, August, September
and October, and Whitehall the days following.
Also, Boat will leave Westport. New York, for
Botalo, navigation opens and on the fourth
Tuesday Of May. June. August, September and Octo-
Der, aud whitehall the days following,
gFAllg goods stored with me fee Of charges
JONATHAN POLICY.
Fort Ann, 9TH FEBRUARY. 1889. Ion
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COUGHS COLDS AND CONSUMP TON.
N. ID. DOWNS,
I6gef0bfe Hafs6nsiC E!ifir.

btStfNUtf DHtSUHfE ASsftfF.
0fNNE OF the most certain snd remedies, for
ssthma, catarfh. Group, aud all diseases Of the lungs
which has ev been offered to the public
Jhis Elixir, unlike any Of the cough remedy, is The
result 81 long experience by the proprietor IN bs
case, who 10 the year 1877, was given over by his
friends and physicians 10 Confirmed consumption
with bleeding At the luugs) by which disease the year
previous, he had iosi bruihors Since that time
II has been administered 20 Thousands with unparalleled
fucoess, may be by reference the few ceri-
hes,es sutloined 90 the pso'Plet attached each boz
Tie, ahd may be had Of tgsnts without charge.
u does not operate most cough medicines do. re.
heNing The patsat for few days, tfter which they
loaihs i, leaving the cough tight than before this
on the contrary does not stop the cough instantly but
enables the patient 10 throw Of The tough phiem With
out lsoersiing the lungs, while nature spl the healing
qualities oi the eiiHer, BY removing all morbid tria.
tons and Inflammation from the lungs 10 the surface
and fnally eNpsls by preparation. aud otherwise will
effect cure aud the patient during the mean time will
become attached 70 Il. By which msaus and perseyer
snes. nany valuable liyes have been saved.
lev csfiTfestes are added 10 esuFinee the most 10
ereaslous oi the suPerioriy Of THIS medicine sny
other - pse, while q recommended 70 thoss suffering
10 -resd' try, Judge. ADD thea speak they 6nd"
Nes,r' CGrlss & R0sssil- cannot iorbosr L. inio N
you 4 the rsSu upoa 81 my eh1rsn from the zee
Of N. a. Downs Vegetable Bslssmie Ehrcr." Some
no issi winter wss yst e. my IA thsr-nlaw Ia
ysfiee, with my wife end Children. whsB there. the
youngest tou took Yeleui cold. which resulted 10 40
sherioa upcu The lungs, which bad iar mate its
iie % shof, aae. The slgicf q c-uar physician
asd ohers hsvns teen 0tiaiued which appss-sd Of 90
service 20 The little fchersF. the lat retnr could
thiak Of, ws' induced 70 r1e twenty miles spi Oh.
is'ss1 a te'ue c! ihs Lizr. upon ny return Wsnl
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nr,.aiatsi, TO ADMINISTERING u. end 10 sthor hour
Inc child began 60 breath more freely. stN pfrse
vrred uuiil evening when 4 IVES Srrareuty recover
~ fast Aud although lew hours before The eh'"
wss supposed 10 be past al recovery, 'twss but thie'
dsys before we were ,usolci 70 return home WIN lhc
ch,d. winch ressined ITS usual health and h@'
since renamed 90.
You will therefore con,1sr that can but discharge
debit Of grputuds 10 Informing you Of the PARTICULAR
the whole e which sscribc to tho virtue ct the NED
oioe. HIRAM I, BRUSH
IT Aihsns. June IS, 1877.
IL 1hs usy certify that my wife Mary Green, bad
been deaf one ear ~ years. ooossionei by the inca
slcs for which she m early life used many remedies ~
vain. But brinx IT y consumptSe habit, was induced
10 take bottle Of "Rcv y. II Downs Vegetable Bal
sanic Excrp and 10 her observation-disclosures using ono
bottle hcr he's ring restored entirely expressing
hsrsclf thankful that she able 10 converse freely with
her family aud friends, And although much wasted
with severe cough she has by taking Three bottles
been far restored to be able TO Send TO her do
mcsiic duties. JOB 6hLbN'
81 Adams. July ~. 1896.
Thi. may certify that for eighteen months previous
10 the spring Of i8J7. | was troubled with severe
cough, which threatened 20 terminate IN consumption
and was so unwcll that was obliged 10 give up all
business, at which time concluded with some relue-
lance TO try the effect OF the then medicine, n H.
Downs Bslsamc Elixor, when TO my surprise anu thst
Of nv family. began rapidly 10 recover aud IN lew
weeks was able TO resume my business. But tins was
not all. Fora great number Of years had been par
tally deaf caused BY cold aud our astonishment was
sti find that my hearing has been entirely
restored which attribute entirely 10 the OF their
! elixir, aud have since enjoyed good health
NATHANIEL PIERCE.
Lewiston, VT, July 1888
For sale at No. 36 Washington street, three doors
from s. S. Pock's tavern, by
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NOTICE..

Ii those IA dsbied 10 the subscrber are REQUESTED
n 10 settle Immediately, a. BE- intends having tswn
soon AsAHEL CLEAyELAND
Rutland, July 2, 1850 2s-3o
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NNE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court, for the District Of Rutland com.
msslones TO receive examine aud adjust all claims and de-
mands for all persons, against the estate Of
ORANGE GREEN,
Dandy in said district deceased represented inso
vent and also all claims aud demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and months from the eighteenth Gay Of May
last. beng allowed by said for that purpose DO
therefore hereby give notice that will attend 10 the
business Of appointment the dwelling house Of Nara
Geeen Of DANNY, the last Thursday OF August October
a"d November next from O'Clock, e. ST. each Of safd
days
JONAS CLARKE !
SENECA SMITH.
Dated At Dabby this 10Th day Of June 1887. $3.50
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GR.HO.V'T .nELETE.s.
Military Buttons,
STOCKS.

DUET q MASON have jus, received from New
ID York frs' quality black and bloc black Satin Boa.
esI'ne aud sPan ak Stocks Of tie latest stylr
July !. $50
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Haying Tools, Lumber, Salt for sale

DURT &MASON. have the best assortment Of Hay
ID ing tools Tafts Cast steel Scythes; Slbley's do,
"a ar,ce) Sibeys Shear steel do; Blanchards do
Namsras do. Patent Forks; Rskes, Scythe Snaths
OF various kinds Also, grain Cradles, made by Jonas
Wicker, good article.
600 feet Spruce Flour Boards, and
Capboards three fourth and inch Spruce boards hem
lock lahing and common boards, scanting, &c lot
of timber, { inches square. Also Spruce shingles
SALT.-200 bales Turks Island Salt; 20 sacks Liv-
erpool Salt, 20 bills fine Western do.
Rutland June % $50
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UUoLEs4LE & RETAIL .aGENTs

Beckwith IL Dyer, Salisbury; Messrs Counns Store
Brandon Henry Symonds pittsord Hitchcock Nor
gan West Rutland and Clarendon; at the Castleon
Bookstore; Stanley LeiIngwell Co. West Poultney
c. II. Walker Co. Benson A, l.. Cain Orwell
Kent Wright Shoreham VIM. Marsh Shrewsbury, and
vicinity VIM. Fay Rutland
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The reputation Of cheh has become established a,
most safe and eJieacious remedy euer discorertdfr
INEL UENZA COUGTfS, COLDS, As THRU
IYHOOPING COUGTi SPT71TNG on
BLOOD, AND an AFFECTIONS
OF THE LUNGS.
Prepared only by The sole Proprietors,
GODDARD g. BUTLER,
No. eight, Gold Street, Astp York
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Washingln Grey,

ysE JrLL moon. THOROUGH BREED
HORSE,
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DANIELS E. RELL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-16
For Albany, Troy, and
Via BRATTLEBORo and BENNINGTON.

EAVES Chase's every morning (Sundays
u excepted) at O'Clock, and arrive at Troy
and Albany same evening, where it intersecis
the great Western Canal Steamboats, for
New York, Railroad for Ballston and Sarato-
ga Springs, Stages, Packets, &c.
Passengers on arriving at Troy or Albany,
can procure passage for the West at almost
any hour Of the day, either by Stages, Packets
fhis line also, leaves Baker and Walkers
Stage Office, Albany and Troy, for Bennington
and Brattleboro, daily, Sundays excepted.
An accommodation Stage will leave ALBANY
for Bennington every morning at 10 O'Clock,
on the arrival Of the Boat from New York. and
Rail-road from the West. Passengers going
East. who arrive at Albany in the morning and
take the Stage for Bennington, will not be sub
Jected to riding in the night.
Al Brattleboro, this line intersects with four
different stage routes to Boston, and two for
Lowell; also, Stages for Concord and ali parts
OF New Hampshire, and the Connecticut Riv-
er line Of Stages for Walpoe, Bellows Falls.
Charlestown, Hanover, and Haverhi Pas,
sengers can go from Albany through TO anv 81,
the above towns in two days. =
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ODONTICA ODONTICA
THE TEETH! THE TEETH

nR. NJ. HiTCHCOCK'S Magnetic Odon-
~ tea. The facts are proved, and the most
incredulous and doubling are fully convinced,
as we have the evidence from the sale of more
than 1000 boxes within the past year, that the
Utopian dreams of the alchymist are realized,
and remedy discovered for preserving those
important and beautiful appendages of the hu-
man system, by the use of the Magnetic Odon-
tica, which, by i'll attractive, purifying, and
strengthening qua tiles removes all exlraneous
substances from the teeth and preserves them
in their natural brilliancy, and the gums in
soundness and beauty. Ii is ascertained from
experience, that when used, the teeth will not
decay, but remain till the latest old age, with
their natural wear. When they are decaying
its progress will be arrested, and the teeth pre-
served and prevented from aching. Ladies
and gentlemen of the most respectable charac-
ter are daily calling, who assures US that before
they commenced using the Odonlca, their
teeth were loose and fast going to decay, their
gums spongy aud feverish, and the breath
fGted, and after using this invaluable powder,
in less than one week their teeth were firm in
their sockets, their gums resumed their health
their breath corrected, and no money could in
duce them 10 be without it. All this costs the
small sum of fifty cents.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK & CO.,
only Agents in Brattleboro for the sole proprie-
tors A. Hitchcock 4 Co, Utica, NY.
Brattleboro. July, 1888. ly4
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w o n M r E a.

nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S unrivalled and
IL unequalled WORM TEA, sovereign
remedy for worms. Strange and incredible
are the effects Of these detestable vermin few
persons, and il is.thought none, are free from
them, particularly females and children. Many
persons go througha distressing course of med
icine, without any benefit, when they might be
relieved by using the worm Tea. This inval-
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-
icited given their decided preference to it, af-
ter trying the different articles sent forth to
the public, and pronounced DR.. M. Hitchcock's
Worm Tea unrivalisd and unequaled
For sale by DUTTON, CLARK g. Co,
only agents in Brattleboro, for the sole propri-
tors A. Hitchcock s. Co, Utica, N. Y.
Brattleboro. July, 1898. IVA
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4 IL "a ~ ~ Dtt-fI Il - - ~ ~ ~ - - a
Washington Joly 49, 1899.
Alter nrotracted silence. resume my
pen 4, give YOU tue Substance of report
Which has for some days agitnted our usual.
~ stoical community. A deep mystery
has hitherto involved The fate OF the Hornet,
which was supposed to have foundered,
years ago in the gale and every circum-
stance, however improbable, which related
TO her position, when last seen, has been fer.
relted out and narrated, with degree Of
minuteness which evinces the deep feeling,
which, to this day, exists in relation TO her
fate. A new and startling light has been
suddenly cast upon the mystery, by The Of
Ger Of an individual to exhibit proofs that
this Inflated vessel outliyed the gale in which
il was believed that she persisted, and met
her destruction from enemies more cruel
than the elements. The name OF the indi-
vidual il would be obviously improper to
publish until his story shall have assumed a
more definite and authentic form,and the ties.
timony by which it is to be established shall
have been obtained The amount of the
disclosure here made, is that after passing
through the gale in safety, her magazine
was fired by conspirators, bIibed to effect
this diabolicsl purpose by the head of a for
eign government, and that four hundred
bidve men wercthus instantaneously hurried
into ete.nity in moment OF entire selfsec-
urity. and while the interchange Of congrat.
u!ations for their preservation from wind
and wave was yet unfinished He who
voluntarily comes forward to make this dis.
closure, states that he was not himself pres.
ent al the catastrophe, but that friend was
there--anG for this friend he requires pardon
in the establishment ofthe truth Of this state
ment He also asks for pecuniary reward
for himself. Fhe evidence on which he
proposes 10 establish the facts, is the produc-
ton Of The ships log book up to the moment
of the catastrophe, and also of the private
letters Of the officers with other testimony of
a corrohora,iqe character.
The subject is now before the Navy
Board and has lc1 to frequent aud long
deliberation, Fui they will not be able 10
come TO anyeonclusion as Ia the conditions
required by the iniOrnaat. Indeed, they
have nc authority vested in them to make
stipulations Of pecuniary nature. Il is
said that the PresideDt has been written 10
on the subject, and that the Interior procee-
dings in the case viii depend on his reply.
The members of The Board are inclined TO
attach importance to the statement Of this
man 10 consequence Of some pirate com
municaton which he has made concerning
the motive to the instigalion OF this outrage,
which motive they deem satisfactory and
sufficient. For the sake Of humanity, and
for the sake OF our country, it is TO be hoped
that no effort will be spared TO eucidate the
whole Oft this affair." and,be the consequences
what they may.to work retrbuiion in those
by whom this scheme was planned. and by
whose influence It was carried into effect
Fat Jsiitia. pereaut muadEs.
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NOR sale, the farm formerly owned by
IL PHINEHAS FULLAM, deceased, situa-
ted in Chesterfield, one mile and half from
the Centre Meeting House, containing about
one hundred acres Of first rate Land, well wa
tered, and suitably divided into Moving, Pas
turing, Iiliage, and Wood Land, with Build
ings thereon--most completely Fenced with
heavy stone wall, recently built.
Said Farm is first rate for Dairy, fattening
Cattle, or raising Wheat.
scriber. S''-
u = Immediate possession qciH be piven
More land, adjoining, may be had If toished
for. ASA FUII A AM 60
Chesterfield, March 6, 1890. tfsI
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Important 10 Females.
Reyonlds & Parmely's Celebrated Female
Health Restorative.

TENBiS Medicine has effected cures in many cases
Il where Physicians had given them over and the
Saratoga Waters had pro, ed Intellectual Il nyariab-
" removes obstrnciions, regulating in most cases Of
painful too frequent profuse mensraion has cur
ed The most obstinate of Fuor Albas All this
effected by strengthening and restoring the system TO
healthy acton--it does not operate as a cathartic
IL s recommended by many OF the most eminent phy-
sieians in the United States. Doct ]. Morrison,
formerly OF Colerain, Mass. who has prsctised medi
cine some 20 years Oneida NY. says in relation to
it, p" That il is the best medicine now in use. In cas-
o. OF retention, suppression of the menses, think Il
viii sustain the uppelation OF specific have tried il
IN the worst with admirable success, aud wish
for the good OF suffering females that all physicians
would introduce il in their practice, and have conf
deuce To believe they would find happy results, as
have found the Pills TO fully their recommend
ation." Doct r. X. Davis of Syracuse, NY. will
tell you similar story, and many others that We might
name. II has boon tried by so many hundreds with
such universal success, that the reputation Of stands
unrivaed and unequaled, where it is known. For
further Information, you referred to the persons
whose mines are annexed TO our show-bills aud also
TO pamphlets left with agents for gratuous disri-
button Price-'fwo Dollars per box, containing
nearly 100 ps. Prepared and sold wholesale and re-
tail by Reynolds & Parmely, Pitlslord, Monroe Co.
NY. Sold by-WlLLISTON & TYLER.
Brntleboro, July 1899. Iy47
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Salt Pork.

HANS, lard, Goldfish, dried and picked hal
IL ibot, shad and mackerel, received and for
sale, by A. DIJNKIEE
Bratteboro Centre May 80. 40
A GOOD assortment of Crocke,t, and Glass
IA Ware for sale cheap, by
A. DUNKLEB.
Bratteboro Centre, May 90, 1889. 80