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Phelps Patent Convex spiral
TRUSS,


FENHE reputation Of this Truss for the radical cure
Il Of Hernia in its several forms and siages, is now
established. Its superiority is proved from the fact,
that, Physicians and Surgeons IN London and Paris,
and other European cities have preferred il all 9TH
ers now in use both at home and abroad
Orders for supplies have been received from the
above mentioned cities, and other foreign places where
il has been recommended by the faculty, as very
valuable addition the instruments for the treatment
OF Hernia.
The spiral Abdominal Supporters, invented by the
subscriber, received the highest premium at the late
Mechanics Fair in the city, and has been recommend
ed by DR. Charming and Bigeow, very superior
instrument for dorsa and abdominal weakness
J. w. PHELPS, IS Court 81, Boston
Certificates Of recommendation Of the above have
been received from the following eminent Physicians
and Surgeons:
DIR. Valentine Mott, DR.. John c. Warren,
DIR. Alex. H. Stevens, DR.. Geo Hayward,
DR.. Willard Parker, DIR. S. ID. Townsend
DIR. Samuel II. 2. Lee, DR.. Winslow Lewis, Jr,
Of New York Dr. WIN. J. Walker, of
Boston.
For sale by SPALDING, Brattleboro. As
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057The Post says man in England has diseoy-
cred method Of mesmerzing horses, and applies
the art to the breaking of headstrong colts While
under the Influence, the colts understand all his
conversation This is new as to horses but asses
nave been mesmerised here for some time
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TOWN9S

GtHART OF ELEMENTARY SOUNDS, con.
" tanning Isl, FL mrniar, VnrnlSi 81, Sub vnrals
and Asparairs; ST. Spelling by Elenrnts 4lh, Wnrds
flr AHiculalion; 5'h, Sentences 10 Pronounce; 9Th
Infections al NoIrei In, Meditation Of Wire; sh,
Substituted Etmnl,; 9Th, Combination Of Elements;
l0Ih, Notes and Directions; nj The
BOOKSTORE.
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PRErTY GooD.--A discontinued man was mite
too much in the habit of reminding his second rib
what an excellent manager his FIRST wife was On,
Of all patience in turn, he was confronted with the
remark, that no one regretted her death more IN an
she did.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, IS.
IN PROBATE Court, Sept. 10, 1876
The following petition is presented, to wit:
To the Hon Probate Court for The District Of Marlboro
HESRT BARRETT, Administrator with the wi. an.
II Il nexed, upon the estate Of HlLlP BARRETT,
late OF Hinsdale in the county of Cheshire and STATE
oil New Hampshire, deceased, respectfully represents
that said Tesistor bequeahed his whole estate to sun
dry egatees payable 10 money, and that he owned ceT
tain real estate situated in Braleboro in said disinet
wherefore he prays for license TO sell said real estate,
in order TO fulfil the intentions fsaid Testator.
HENRY BARRETT, Admit
Brattleboro, Sept. 10, 1896
Whereupon, il is ordered, that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application, the special session thereof 10
be holden the probate office in BraItleboro on the q
day Of October next by publishing copy Of the record
of said petition with this order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Vermont PhGnix, printed at sad
Braitleboro, previous to said time Of hearing.
true copy OF Record.
Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Regr
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INSURANCE,

FTN HE ETNA IssuRAScE COMPANY, Hartford
Il Conn, will insure every species of property
usually insured in the Country, from loss or damage
by fire, the most reasonable Terms.
This Company has been in operation for many
years, and its reputation Tor fair dealing is well
established and appreciated require any pledge for
its future course.
iEJ@ Persons residing in the County Of Windhan
and its vicinity, DESTROYS of obianing insurance of this
Company, are referred TO l.. e. MEAD, Esq, Agent,
Bratieburo.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
s. S. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, Nov. |, lS4S tie
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NOTICE.

TIME copartnership heretofore existing between the
IL subscribers, under the name and firm of SUM
NER f. BRiMIALL, is this day by mutual consent
dissolved. j. G. SUMNER is authorized to collect all
debts aud demands due said firm, and 10 pay all de-
mands against the same. J. G. SUMNER,
J. l.. BRIMHALL.
Jamaica, Sept. 5ih, 1886.
n. B. The subscriber would say his former friends
and customers, that he intends This permanent locA
tinn in business, and that they RELY upon finding at
all times gnnd and seasnnahle assortment az Co sis,
and upon annd t,rms ns can be irnnJ elsewhere,
and hopes by digrnt attention Ia busness To merit
continuance Of the patronage heretofore bestowed up
him.
JIG SUMNER.
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YOU'D BETTER GIVE IT UP.-What kind of per.
sonal serSice is that Tor which you are never ex.
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Purify the Blood !
GOOdwin's Indian Vegetable
AND
SARSAPARILEA RITTERS!

ENOR the cure ol JAUNDlCE, DYSPEPSIA, Cos.
Il tiveness Billions and Liver Complaint, lndgrs-
ton, Dtowsiness, Headache, Curaneous and Scrofu-
lous Diseases, all Impurities of the Blood and general
debility. These Buffers possess the grea, merit Of be-
ing entirely vegetable in every component part Sar-
saparills that nestimable root obtained from The
tropical regions Of South America, has long and Justly
been known and acknowledged by the medical world,
most efficient purifier Of the blood In these Bit.
tiers il forms OF the most essential Ingredients
The virtues of the genuine Honduras Sarsaparla are
extracted on the most scientific principles, and are
combined in highly concentrated form, with the
most useful roots and herbs Of the vegetable world in
such perfect manner, that their united virtues,
bued in this preparation, brought to operate upon
the stomach and bowels, producing thorough cleans
ing of the whole SYSTEM speedily restoring il to It's
woned tone and vgor. As safe, pleasant and eff
cient tonic and aperent, mia and gentle eicacous
caharc, in all cases Of languor coslveness, general
debility, and depression Of spirits common in The
spring and summer, and in all culaneous diseases,
they will be found invaluable cleansing the stomach
restoring the strength, and consequently purifying the
blood.
Certificates can be shown and references given TO
individuals testilying 10 very many remarkable cures
by taking these Blters. In one word Try them faith
fully, and if moi satisfied the money will be refunded
Prepared only by GEO. C. GOODWIN, No. 76
Union Street, Boston.
The oiiOlcing list Of AGENTS for the sale of Good
oiRs Indian Psg'taLle and SaTSapara Bnrs and also
Of DR.. K'tredgss Green .Ntr1e and Bone Ointment
AGENTs.-Bratteboro, BUTTON & CLARK (;
Pulney, p. r. Chandler s. Co.; Bellows Falls Nichols
& Watkins; Charleslown, S. rulls.
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BOWEL and SUMMER CoMPLAINT-No CURE N o PAY
DR. Jayne, No South Third Street willing guarantee
that his CARMNATIVE BALSAM will DarThea, Chol-
les Cramps, Gripping Pains, Cholera Mobus summer Com
plant and other arrangements Of the Stomach and Bowels in
ninety Of hundred and In less than half the
it can be effected by any other
extremely pleasant and children fond oft II is
equally eecua for adults children and when the drec
tons followed and ee cited the money will be
cheeriully returned. Price 25 and so cents bottle.
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FARM FOR SALE.
MELODEONS,

TUNHE subscribers having formed copartnershi,
IL under the firm of :. II. JONES CO., for III,
manufacture Of .MeiOdeons, Seraphines, &c would
respectfully inform the public, that they will be happy
TO supply oil orders for Instruments in their line,
wholesale and RETAIL al as low prices be procur-
ed in the country Quality OF instruments warranted
equal TO any other manufacture
S. II. JONES,
WOODBURY. & BURDITT
r1-A orders received at the store Of Woodbury. &
burdlit opposite Hall and Townships, where may be
iouDd general assortment Of Musical Instruments In
siruclion Books, Strings, &C., &C.
WOODBURY. & BURDITT
Brateboro, June %, 1876. a
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ROCKS,

Just received ToVns Bible Reader Anatomy
- and Physiology, by C. Gutter, NJ. D.; Practical
Treatise nm Dyeine aud Cairn Printing; Bible Manu-
al aud Text Books, &C., al the
BOOKSTORE
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

will be received fast they issued from the press
Also, an assortment Of newspapers will be received
by Express every Saturday afternoon, and sold by the
single copy at city prices.
To- Any Periodicals Cheap Publications, not on
hand will be furnished at shor, notice.
G. IL. SALISBURY.
Brattleboro, Sept. ., 1876 uS
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FRESH TEAS, &C.

q Chests Green and Black Teas, 10 Bags Coffee, White
~ and Brown Sugars, Molasses Curants Raisins Fins
Almonds Fumes Soda Crackers, Tapioca &c, lust re-
'eised and receiving. For sale by - '''' ~
WILLISToN Il TYLER.
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CHOLERA, SUMNER COMPLAINT, DaTrhed, Dysents-
~ and all other DerGnsement Of The STOMACH and BOW
ELS, cured by DR. d. Jaynes cARMINA1TVE BALSAM

~ and all other DerGnge ment Of The STOMACH and 30 w.
ELS cured by DR. d, Jayns's cARMiNA7TVE BALSAM
New York, 9Th month lst 1898.
Friend DI JAYNE-It gives me much pleasure to inform
thee Of the result Of in which administered thy CAR
MINATVE BALSAM, and consider it to be matter Of duty
due thee and the public give the following statements Be
ing called visit patient few days since. found he
vomiting and purging yolent with romna and
Cramps in the upper and lower extreme and also in the alb
dominal peles The Cramp violent that it took fur
men TO rub him ncesfenty To keen down II spasm and tn
his own words he said seemed to him his bores would
SNAP IN two There also violent cfolc pains arrund the
qhiel reFon attended with very Distressing nluse In short
considered tob nj genuine cholera. found In
curry the patient had been unwr the day before with hose
ness Of the bowels That six hours before bin he
seized with the complaint and d guiduliy got The
eAiiemlles were cold md he nearly pulse immed
atey gave him spoonful Of thy Rllsam which in few
menis was elected from the stomach but on giving few
lines The stomach became settled and he expressed himself
much relieved then gave him ealome and opium powder
IN Two hours from the time him he felt quite easy and
en asleep and slept well Tor five hours, but waking the
symptoms again returned directed of the Bam be
gwen him. when The disease snhsded and the
Eaescent II took only bottle effect have also
so OFTEN Witnessed the beneficial effects of the Caminaye Bal
sam in Summer Complaints and Darhea that would be
without it for It's tpeighf in siluer
remain Thy friend, THOMAS MOTT NJ, D.
70 Broadway, New York
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK.
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PAIN ling,

FINHE subscriber respectfully the inhabl
Il ants OF Bratleboo aud vicinity, that he continues TO
carry on the
PAINTING BUSINESS
~ all ito various branches viz House. Sign and Imitation
Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging, &c at the OIL d
STAND, one door north Of the Vermont House He hopes
by fahiulness to merit and snare of public pat
ronage. ROBERT ROBERTSON
Brauleboro, April %, Is46. aR
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ID e N TISTR Y.
DOCT. SPALDING

Id q G. II. s II A L. DIN
CONTINUES at his old stand one door south of
~ Dution Clark's store, to perform oil operations
in Dental Surgery, the most improved principles Of
Denial science, and from experience of IL years in
his business, he feels confident he satisfy all who
desire to preserve their teeth, those who require ar-
fetal teeth, from to a full sell He warrants all his
operations the teeth ogve satisfaction aud he wouh
express his gratitude to those who have for the last
years gwen him their patronage, and all that he
shall continue 10 operate upon the teeth with The best
OF materials and ia a manner which he would invite
all to scrutinise and compare with the best work done
IN our county.
His charges are far more reasonable than the COM
mon charges of Dentists.
BTaieboro, June LIST, 1876. 6m4I
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PERIODICAL & CHEAP PUBLICATIONS

PERIODICAL & CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
TINE subscriber would respectfully give notice that
Il he has received the agency Tor the following Pc
riodiesls, which will be furnished the subscription
price, free of postage, by the single No., or year.
Columbian Magazine, Ladies National Mag,
Gfahams n. Y. illustrated a.
Godey's Lady's Book, Ladies Garland,
Liite's Living Age, Parlor Annual,
Christian Family Magazine.
Also, most Of the periodicals of the day furnished
ahova
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1 18TH Vol. of Vermont Reports, just received at
L the BOOKSTORE.
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INSURANCE.

TNHE subscriber having been appointed by the Di.
reciors of The Wlndham County Insurance Com.
pany their Agent for this place and vicinity, will al
lend To We lnsurlng oil property in said Company, on
application.
BrattleboTo, Jan, 5, 1896 4wso
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30

SAMUEL MOUSSE, Of st. Louis, evident.
ly keeps the best hat establishment in that
city, as he manufactures especially for GUS
toners, and at the shortest order. Hats Of
every description of fashion, late or early,
can be found at his store. He is one ofthc
oldest halters in St. Louis, and manufac.
lures and sells with great integrity, so much
so, that every ono who buys one of him
viii call again.
He also has crnneometer, the only one
west Of the mountains. 1t was manufac-
tured in France, made especially to enable
him to fit hat to the head of any person.
Every bump Of the head is measured, and
the hat neatly adjusted. He also furnishes
every one Of his customers with an exac,
cut Of the shape Of his head gratis, which
is worth hat to look at. All who 20 to
St. Louis should call and see him. See
advertisement in another column.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30
ORDINANCE.

Be it ordained by the Convention az.
sembled 10 form Constitution for the State
Of Iowa, in behalf Of the people Of said
State, that the following propositions shall
be made 10 the Congress Of the United
States. which il assemed to by that body
shall be obligatory on this State.
/. Section number sixteen in every sur.
Fveyed townships Of public lands. and where
such section has been disposed of, other
lands equivalent thereto, and a. contiguous
as may be, shall be granted to The State for
the nee Of common schools. .S
/ 2. The seventy.two sections Of lard set
apart and reserved forthe use and support
Of ! University BY an act Of Congress, ap-
proved m the twentieth Of July one thou.
sand eight hundred and forty, emitted ssAn
act grantine two tosnships Of land for the
ase d = Usivefsity in Tho Territory Of
low, = shsllsbs sppiie<a sslely to the use
and sstprors of such University in such
nsanet - he General ASSEMBLY nay di-
rect.
3. That one quarter section Of land in
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30

Zach township Be- granted to the State sor
the purpose Of purchasing common school
library for the use Of such township.
4.~That five per cent. Of the nett pro-
ceeds Of the sales Of all public lands lying
within this State, which shall be sold BY
Congress after the admission Of the State
INTO the Union, shall be granted to the
State for the use of common schools.
That in consideration ofthe grants speci-
fed in the four foregoing propositions, it is
declared that this State will never interfere
with the primary disposal otthe soil within
the same, by the United States, nor with
any regulations Congress may find neces-
sary for securing the title in such soil TO
the bonafide purchaser thereof, and that 10
tax shall be imposed on lands, the property
OF the United States, and that in no case
shall nonresident proprietors be taxed high
er than resident.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30

To al who desire miniature portraits,
executed in the most accurate and perfect
manner, we would say, call at the Daguer-
rean Gallery Of Messrs. WARD & JOHNSON,
corner Of Jefferson and Main streets, With
out delay, as they propose to remain here
but few days longer.
For beauty Of appearance and accuracy
of execution, their miniatures cannot be
surpassed by those Of any other artists
Call and see them before it is too late, as
this is the last call.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30
WAR NEWS-LATER.

BY the arrival Of the steamers Cumber-
land Valley and Atlas, we have received
q late number Of the St. Louis Reveille,
extra, containing the particulars Of the late
engagement between the American and
Mexican forces, from which We CLEAN the
following:
On The l3.h, Gen. Taylor started again
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Gcrritorial Gazette.
:. R. THURSTON, Editor.
BURLINGTON. SATURDAY, MAY %, '4e.

af-MiLlrcAs CT 'nK, Esq, is our au-
thorized travelling Agent to procure sub
scribers for the Gazette, and receive and
receipt for subscriptions. The present is
q favorable opportunity for all those who
wish to subscribe for the paper, chile the
,Uar lasts.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30

~ The price Of produce j. now remark
ably low. How long it will continue,
cannot BE- precisely told. The difficulty
will be removed however, as soon as the
war has become fairly settled. Neap
prise our readers Of this as orr markets
are crow ded out this week BY other matter.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30

IEnRAruM.-In the article Of last
weeks paper from New London, slight
error occurred, making New London the
county seat Of Henry county, instead Of
Mount Pleasant. The mistake occurred
at this Office, and was not made BY the
writer.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30

Any person who wants dollar's worth
Of shaving for picGyune, will call at Boyd's
shop on Main street.
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Great .NesCs.- mother. Battle.

Great .NesCs.. n mother. Battle.
Capt. McCall's Advahce..Ca Mays
charge on the Enemy's Batteries.
Ronte-.Baggagc and Artillery taxi
en..Captain Thornton, Hardy and
Com paniOns snfe.- Exrha nged as Pri.
sOneTs Of War !.-Lien.. Deas not Eek.
changed for..Capt. Walker.-Attack
on Matamoros.- Mexican Prisoners,
Ac.ll
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30
AMENDMENTS OF THE CONSTR
TUITION.

/. If at any time, the General Assembly
shall think it necessary to revise or amend
this constitution, they shall provide by law
for vote Of the people for or against
cow en,ion, 1t the next ensuing election
for members Of the General Assembly, in
case majority Of the people vote in favor
Of convention, said General Assembly
shall provide for an election Of Delegates
to convention, 10 be held within six
months after the vote Of the people in f.
yor thereof.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-30
Article ~.
MISCELLANEOUS.

!. The jurisdiction Of Justices Of the
Peace shall extend to all civil cases, Tex
cept cases in chancery and cases where the
question Of title to any real estate may
arise,) where the amount in controversy
does not exceed one hundred dollars, and
BY the consent Of parties may be extended
to any amount not exceeding I'VE hundred
dollars.
2. No new county shall be laid off here
sfter, nor old county reduced. to less con-
tents than four hundred and thirty two
square miles.
8. The General Assembly shall not To-
cate any Of the public lands, which have
been or may he granted by Congaees to
his State, and the location Of which may
be given to the General Assembly, upon
ands actually settled, without the consent
t the occupant. The extent Of the claim
# sneh occupant 90 exempted shall not
exceed three hundred and twenty acres.
Article rs.
SCHE DULE.
l. That no Inconvenience may arise
from the change Of Territorial govern
nent TO permanent State government, it
is declared that all writs, aclions, prose-
cutions contracts, claims and rights, shall
continue as Il no charge had taken place
in this government; and all process which
may, before the organization Of the Judi
cial department under this constitution, be
issued under the antho, i.Y Of the Terrific.
-, nr Tn.s,c .kou H. -. vaf3d =. ~ ss.,,~l ::
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Gen. Romulns do h Vega, his two aidsr
and Lieut.. Col. Msrtinav, are in New Or
leans, have been presented to Gen. Gaines
and invited by him to remain in his family
during their stay in that city. Great num-'
bers Of American troops are pouring into
Point Isabel, every boat arriving al this
point dischareing armies. as it were, like
the famous horse Of Troy. Their landing
will be quite as destructive 10 the Mezi.
cans as the inmates Of Eneas's horse wers
to Troy. +s
Col. Benton has written letter to s.
Lonis, IN which he says an expedition
consisting Of 500 dragons. under Coleass
Kearney, and loo mounted men to befar-
nished BY Missouri, are to start forthwith,
for Santa Fe TO keep the peace '.if possible
If the Mesicans refuse 10 DO this, these
troops are to seize New Mexico. Chishu.
ahua and other provinces, '.as conquest.
This 10 just what should be done. New
10 our opportunity to get California ana
plant the stars and stripes en- the Psc'hs'
Let US take what Of Mexico there i lying
north Of latitude 20 degrees north, taking
San Louis PotOsi, Tampico and We're Csas'
Upon little reflection, and eAamipings we
map, we do not know but il would b .
well to 60 down to The lsthmus 81 Dar'sn
and after having annexed the whole =.
could give a little attention to the BRUSH
Possessions Of the North.