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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02

NEW FIRM * NEW STORE.
THE undersigned havidg associated themselves
| in the Drug and Medicine business,are pre-
pared to wait on all who may favor tc-m with
call on as good terms as any other establishment
in the west.
They have removed to Aden's new store on
Market ST. Cone door east of MckinneY's STOREY
where they are receiving large addition TO the
former stock of Stfykers IL. +. STRIKER.
p. r. GREENE, Md
Southport June 3, 1916.
HARVEY DURKEE.
DEALER in Lumber, Shingles, Laih, naiis,
IL Glass, Putty and Plastering Hair. oppo-
site American Temperance House.
Southport June '46.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02

cash Doors ~nd Blinds furnished 70 order. by
- II. DCRKEE
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-02

HOUSE. Sign,
namental Paint
Glaziu & and
d o ne in { h e
manner thatca
port by North
Inn ia on oil
&c, Glass cut
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LAST CALI.ll

U1HOSE indebted to the subscribers are reques,
ted to call and settle the same Immediately and
save costs. Office over the store formerly oecu-
pied by c. l. Hutchinson.
BUILEN & STRIKER.
In Liquidation.
Southport Nov. Is, 1876
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-02

ito o. paid but little attention TO the matter, believ
in that the recommendation OF the Secretary Of the
ANY adequate to the exigency. IL passed cut Of
n ~ mind.
Wednesday, March 25. SENATE,-Mr Sc
/, Ter, Of Ark, spoke on the Oregon Notice ques-
,ion lie ably sustained the title of the United
States, but expressed willingness 10 compromise
on the 49th degree. No other business of impor-
lance done.
HOUSE.-rhe Bill in regard TO the Rifle Reg.
iments for service in Oregon, came up, as unds-
posed Of Its character was entirely altered by an
amendment proposed by MIR Hungerford Of N. Y,
which authorizes the President to increase the At
my by voluntary enlistment to any number under
go in each company, when in his opinion the inter.
ests Of the country demanded it. The vote on this
amendment was ll2 to -. The increase from
this will be- in the whole army about 5000. The
title of the bill being altered it was finally passed,
ayes l69, noes l6.
Thursday, March 26.-Mr Rusk one Of the
Texas Senators appeared and took his seat An
unsuccessful attempt made to terminate the
Oregon debate on Friday next The Oregon ques-
ton was again debated.
HOUSE. An appropriation bill for deficiencies
was ander discussion Among the items are $780,
900 for payment of Texan troops, $4,000 for
transportation of officers baggage $3.50, 900 for
general extraordinary (mos,ly Texan) Military ex-
penses and other general expenses 500 ,000-
The debate on these items waxed pretty warm.
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JAYNE,s ALTERATIYE.

RHEUMATlSM.-The Proprietor has not pre-.
scibed this preparation in great many Of Rheu-
mhiism, but in every where il used until the
system became affected by the medicine, the disease
was removed.
GOUT.-A number oil cases of Goul have been cur
ed by this Preparation In ofthese cases the man
had been afflicted with II severely for thirteen years,
to entirely disable him hom business, and Tor FIVE
months Immediately previous 10 his taking the altera-
tive he had been confined to his room; but before lie
had finished the third bottle, he enabled to walk
about the Streets and after returned 10 his bust
ness, from which he had been excluded by his aflic.
tons.
DRoPSlCAL SWELLINGS.-Thi medicine in
the powers Of digestion, exciies the absorbens
into healthy exercise, by which waterous or Calca-
Teous dispositions, and all unnatural engagements are
reduced. II impOrls TINE and vitality to the whole
system, removing sick and morbid headaches, giddi-
ness, wandering mania, and nervous affections.
In Tact, in every case where the medicine has been
taken for some time matter for what purpose, the
general health of the patient has always been improv-
ed by IT,
10 conclusion the Proprietor would say that some oil
the most astonishing Of Skin Diseases, Cancer,
Bronchocele, and Scrofus, have been cured by this
medicine, that have been recorded; but Tor want
Of room in this sheet pecudes their publication at this
time.
PrePs,edlonly by DR.. d. Jayne; No. 8 South Third
street. Philadephia.
For sale by BUTTON CLARK. (s9)
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Dte0.

In Worcester, the 10Th ult, Mrs Abigail reliet Of
the late Asa Wheeook Esq, Of wardsboo,VL, aged ~
Al Cabotyle on the goth ult, Eunice c. wife vf Will
liam l. Bems, ESQ.,, aged -.
Al Cabotye on the l7th ulL Mrs Aiyira Billings wife
Of Mr. Charles Billings and only daughter Of DR. siers Of
Greenfield, aged q.
In Atho the 9Th ul,, Mrs Lucy, wife of Mr. Henry
johnson, aged IS
In Winchester, March TO- Mrs Eliza, wife Of Mr. Franklin
Wheeloek aged 30 years.
In Southampton, March Doth, Mary Ann, wife Of Mr.
Charles G.. HoughtOn, recently from Dumnerston, W aged
%
In Colersine March Goth, Kezia wife OF Mr. Seth Putin.
ton aged o.
In Consvle, CT March % Mf Ezra Allen, formerly Of
Greenfield, aged 81.
In Coerane March 10, Edwin L. vning, aged l6 years.
In Amherst March % Mrs Rebeeoa, wife Of Hon John
Dickinson, Jr aged 80.
Ia South Orange, March g. Mrs Susanna E., wife Of Mr.
Robert Carpenter, aged - wears
In South Orange March H. Henry Franklin infant son
OF Mr. Mixer Gibbs, aged " months
In South Orange, March u, Henry NJ infant sou Of Mr.
Leeds, and Mrs Elyira s. Brown.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-02
STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTRIcr or WESTMINSTER, IS.
The Hon. The Probate Court for The District Of
Wesininsfer TO all persons interested IN the es-
tate Of KEZL4H HOW.ARD late Of Topnshend,
in said district, deceased, iniestaie,
CREETIKG.
WTHEREAS, Rolln c. Tuthi, Administrator of
w the said deceased, proposes rendering account
his administration and presenting his account against
said estate for examination and allowance, Of the
sion of said be held the Ina Of Abner John
son. in Townshend, in said district, the last Wed.
nesday Of Apt. 1886; Therefore, you hereby mott
ded appear before said court at the time and place
aforesaid and show cause, il any you have, why the
said account should not be allowed.
JAMES n. PHELPS, Register.
Townshend, March eth, 1876. 50
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Aaarrff1.

In this village, March 3Oth by Rev C. Walker Mr. James
Thompson Of Hubbardson Mass to Miss Jane NJ. Bail, o
Athol, Mass.
In Dummerston, the 10th ult by Rev W.N Barber
Mr. Austin Davenport Of ID, 10 Miss Henrietta Chase
daughter oil Doet Chose Of Rockingham.
Also BY the same, on the 18th uL Mr. Chauncey b Bill
ngs Of keene, N II. 10 Miss Caroline NJ Thayefo Of DUN
inerston.
In iiocsek, n Y. Mr. Frederick n Lord, Of Hanover
N. II 10 Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Of
In Halifax, the 18th ult, by Sanford Plumb. Esq
Mr. Burr Campbell, of Stanford and Miss Mary Sumner
of Halifax.
In Guiliord. March H. by Rev. A. Haynes, Mr. Chester
GAINS jun to Miss Sibbel Colgrove, both Of Guiford
In Nottingham, on the 10Th ult, by Rev. Mr. Baou, Nj
Ambrose Stone, 10 Miss Mary Snow, both Of Whiting
ham.
In Haisx March 2ith by Rev S Fish, hir James ~
Niles, to Miss Sufvier Wheeler, both Of II.
In Winchester, by Rev John w Ford, MIR Zmri Scott
OF Gill; Mass TO Miss Samantha ID Rider, Of w
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-02
Al Brattleboro. West, April a5lh. in the Academy,

The examination al each Of these places will be
opened at O'Clock, A. H., aud punctua attendance
oil those in the several towns, who intend to teach
school the ensuing summer, is expected The candi-
dates for examination requested TO furnish them
selves with pen, ink aud paper. The district commit
tees in each town desired be present al the
animation.
For the sake Of dispatch and convenience, II was
ngreed that the examination for Wardsboro and Strait
ton should be al Hnmmond's Mills; for Dover and
Sommersei, at West Dover for Rockingham and
Athens, at Saxton's River; and for Newlane and
Brookline, at Fayetteville.
The town Superintendents will designate the parlic-
ular place for holding the examination in each town,
(where not specified above,) and give due notice OF
The same.
II is proposed 10 hold public meeting on the eve-
ming OF each day Of examination at such place in each
town, as the town Supehntendenls shall appoint, at
which an Address may be expected from the county
Superintendent. The town Superintendenis are also
requested 10 the services Of one or more in each
town TO address the meeting.
ADDISON BROWN, Superintendent
Of Common Schools in Windham County.
BratlleboTo, March Ia, 1916.
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Auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, at the late resi-
w dence of LEONARD GAINES, deceased in
Batteboro unless previously disposed Of, on satnr-
day the 18th day Of April next, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon the Personal property Of said deceased, con-
sisng in part of the following articles;
5 Cows, Yearling Calf
Tons of Hay, first rate article
60 Bushels of Oats,
one Horse Wagon,
Lumber Wagon,
quantity Of Farming Tools and various other ar.
licles TOO numerous to parlicularze.
CYNTHIA GAINES, ! Al.,,,.
JOHN w. THURBER, A'"' ~
March 81, 1916. 80
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Attention the Whole /!
EXECUTORS SALE;

OF undoubtedly the best property in Franklin
~ county. The well known, justly celebrated, and
newly built Us MILL, with four Of Stones,
a run Of water and & run Of custom, unequalled in
these pars-stuated within few rods Of the pleasant
and fourishirg village Of Montague; BY order Of the
Judge Of Probate; will be sold al Public Auction Oh
the premises on Wednesday, the 10Th Of April next,
at Q O'Clock A. NJ, together with about one Of
land and the adjoining large, new and convenient
Dwelling House; and out Buildings, lately owned and
occupied by the late Joseph Root, deceased
Also
A quantity Of wheat rye, corn, oats and potatoes
For further particulars, and view the premises
Men oil Industry, Enterprise and Capital, is your
time ABEL BANCROFT, Executor.
March TO- 1886. SO
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Wreek Of the Harry Clay The packet ship Henry Clay
from Liverpool went ashore on Tuesday night last,
Squam Beach, about mile north Of the place where the
John Minturn was wrecked the 18th OF March. line
was carried ashore by the life boat and having establish
ed communication with the shore eleven passengers got
into boat which drawn towards the Shore but befoe
the boat reached the Shore stove in and OF the
persons drowned The other four chung 10 the wreck
Of the boat, and rescued
The vessel contained about 800 passengers and they
safely landed in hOgshead tub The tub was slung upon
hauser leading from derrick raised upon the ships deck
aud made fast shore The tub swung 10 the ship, and
there receiving two three passengers, drawn on
Shore mot touching the waer discharged and then
back 10 the ship for cargo In this way all the pas
sengers were got safely ashore without weting then
feet The Of the Henry Clay had an insurance on
her OF $40, 900, and $50, 900 on the cargo.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-02
Brighton Market-MOnday, March 20.

Al market 4s0 beef cattle so pairs working 30 cows
and calves 200 sheep and i40 swine so beef cattle unsod
PRloEs--Beel Cale-Lss weeks prices were fully sus
tanned We quote extra 1915 $6-Flrst quality $3.50
1913 Second quality $500 S5Sb Third quality 81,
90 $3.50. -,
Working Oxep-A large number Of sales were effected.
We notice the following $685. $72 $75, $7s, $50, Ss7
sos
Cows and CaIyes-sales $ls, 30. "a 30.
Sheep.-Sales from 50 to so.
Swine.-several lots % Ia a Ia Prime lots, large
hogs thrown out, a lea i-2 Old hogs - Al retail
80 g. All sold.
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state of Vermont.

NIAHLBUkul s.
IL Probate Court, March &c, 1876.
ZONES Daniel Fisher, Executor of the last will
~ and testament of HANNAH HOLLAND, late Of
Newfane, deceased and files his administration account
for examination and allowance.
Whereupon, il is ordered, that said Executor notify
all persons interested that said account will be heard and
examined before this court at the session thereof to be
holden at the probate Office in Bratlleboro in said dis
trct, the last Thursday OF April next, BY publishing
copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
svey in the Vermont PhGnix, printed at said Brae-
boIo previous TO said time of hearing.
A true copy of Record.
80 Attest R0YALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District OF WEsrMIgsrER, S..
The Hon. The Probate Court for the District Of
Wesininster: = To al persons interested in The es-
tate of JONATHAN CL.7l TON, late Of Jansai-
ca, in said District, deceased, intestate,
GREETIEG.
TINHE application of Amena Clayton, the widow Of
u said deceased, TO have her right of dover in the
real estate whereof the said interstate died seized ia his
own right set out and ascertaned by a committee TO
be appointed for that purpose, agreeaby tn law, stands
for hearing aad decision the session Of said court
be held at the Inn of Abner johnson, in Townshend
in said district, on the last Wednesday of April 1896
JAMES II. PHELPS, Register.
Townshend, March a5th, 1886. 80
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HOvey's Seeding
STRAWBERRY
(Of which the largest berries from five TO sic
inches in circumference, and their quality not
surpassed. See Magazine Of Horticulture,
and Agricultural papers generality

For sale by PHILErAs PHILLIPS, Mddlelown Point,
boro.
The plants ordered by agents will be forwarded with
the utmost punctuaty at such times reach their
destination the LIST, 18th and 30th Of March and
April. Purchasers, therefore, BY giving the sgenis
their orders seasonably, with reference TO the above
dates be ready receive their plants Immediately
on their arrival, while fresh and in good order.
sheet containing particular directions for the cul-
tivaton of this and other varieties of the Strawberry
(cheAy extracts iiom the Magazine Of Horticulture
published at Boson,) is furnished grstuilously with
the plants sold Price of Plants, 81 so per hundred.
Fehfuary 1896
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-02

A Jonathan" called at the Library room day or two
since and requested gentleman present to select book for
young lady remsrklg that he not particularly con-
yersant with book0 with the literary taste of the ladies'
scotts Ivanhoe was recommended. "scott," said he
"sco,i don't know bot that his ivanhOe may be very
book but I've read his Commentaries and they
are dull enough, NO mistake"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-02

Wistar's BaISaHn Of Wild Chrry.-we publish below a
letter from the editor Of the Congregational Journal Con-
cord N II respecting the merits Of Wsars Balsam Gen
orally we have little confidence in such certificates but
knowing well the author Of the below, gentleman
Of high moral character and personal integrity cannot
Tor doubt the truth Of his entire statement, or
question the value Of this popular Trav
CosooRp, N. H., March 2, 1876.
Mr. s. w. FowLE,-Dedr Sir,-Two years ago the past
winter sudden and violent attack upon my lungs by
posture cold confined my and bed for several
weeks and when recovered was much oppressed by
difficulty in breathing, that was incapable of rapid walk
ing and violent exercise and often unable to sleep
upon bed by night The suffering was frequently ex-
eme and judging from the inecacy Of the remedies used
supposed the disease ineurabe Being persuaded 10 try
bottle Of Wisiars Basam of Wild Cherry without the
least confidence lis efficacy that Of any other prescp'
op fully understand my surprise and JOY when
found the difficulty almost entirely removed before one
bottle was used up Having mortal aversion In medi'
cine and seldom using in any form, nothing but symPa
thy with my fellow sufferers induces 10 make this pub
lie statement and recommend the article TO others similar
ly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly,
HENRY WOOD
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District of WESTMINSTER, SIS.
Tie Non The Probate Court for he District Of HestmiH-
ster.T To all persons interested s Of JOHN PER.
HAN late Of firms, in sad district, deceased Atssafe,
GREErIHG.
w HEREAS, Phebe Perham, Administrative Of
w the said deceased proposes rendering account
Of her administration, aud presenting her account
gainst said estate for examination and allowance, at
the session Of said court to be held q, the Inn Of Abner
johnson, in Townshend, in said DISTRICT on the last
Wednesday Of April, isi6; therefore, you hereby
notified 10 appear before said court, at the time and
place aforesaid, and show cause il any you have, why
the said account, should not be allowed.
JAMES II PHELPS, Register.
Towushend, March 25th, l5i6. 50
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MINIATURES.

c. T. RIPLEY, from Troy, N. Y, would respectfully an
nounee tue citizens of Braleboo and vicinity that he
has taken Rooms for few days Mr. Stems Bookstore
where he is prepared Miniatures by the Dague
reotype process style unsurpassed in city country
The public invited To call and examine his specimens
Brattleboro, March TO- 20
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STATE MUTUAL
Life Assurance Company,

With a Guarantee Capital Of 100000.
TIME subject OF Life Assurance has been so little
IL considered In this country as TO render Il almost
wholly unknown except in cities. The above named in
siitution is formed on the principle ofmutnal contrbu-
Grafton long enough in this country upon the mutual
plan 10 illustrate the exact amount OF bonus which may
reasonably be expected TO accrue from policy of any
given amount yet the amount is very small that II
within the ability Of almost every person. and
agreeable TO the 9th section of the charter all surplus
funds shall be divided among the existing policies al the
expiration Of every three years and allocated to the
original sum insured a bonus All Information rela-
tive to Life Assurance and the benefit be derived from
IL, given with pleasure.
JOSEPH sTEEN, Agent for wndhSm Co.
Brattebofo, Feb II, 1896. 20
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Common school Notice.

N accordance with the law prescribing my duties as
Il Couniy Superintendent of Common Schools, aud
in accordance with the arrangements made al Fayeite
vile on the 18Th in the notice OF the meeting
held there, hereby give notice that | will meet the
town Superintendent o schools in the several towns
in this couny for the purpose Of examining candidates
for teaching schools the ensuing summer, as fol-
lows
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-02

II appears from papers found board the sAvere recen
ly captured that slaves the coast of Africa from
$40 each and will sell iirazil for $780, III the Por
had reached her destination she would have cleared 5I
600; the Panther, $3.50 900, above all expenses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-02
BeckIey's History of Vermont.

ITNllE subscribers TO this work are informed, that
Il owing TO the sickness OF the agent, and other
causes, which il impossible TO overcome, the pub
lealiun and delivery Of il has been delayed later
date than expected but that these obstacles being
now removed, the book will be delivered to them in q
short time in a shape and style much superior 70
what was promised, as 10 amply compensate lh-m for
this unexpected delay.
GEO. II. SALISBURY, Publisher.
BTatteboro, March 81, 1876. 50
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DaU Line 10 ~ York-The Hartford Courant says that
day line TO N York to be commenced the first OF April
leaving Hartford at 10 l2 o'clock The early train from
Northampton will meet this line. night line will also be
continued, which will leave Springfield at $50 and New
Haven at II, r M.
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CONCLUSIONS AND FITS.

DIR. A. II. Christie;
Dear Sirl feel 1t duty to state for the benefit Of the
public, that your Gavanio Remedies, applied by the
Rings and Magnetic Fluid have entirely cured my son,
eleven years DID, OF the and alarming Fits
10 which he has been subject for the last years He has
often had from e l6 fits in day, and sonmes ac-
compan'ed with the most dreadful sceschng the
time choakiDg IN the throat and pain the region of the
heart His mother and myself have long despared Of his
life but through the means Of Providence and your
dies, he Is quite WE'LL and sincerely believe his
will be permanent am, very respectfully yours,
GEORGE WHITE, No. l0l Charles St.
New York, Nov. Is, l545.
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AsoTHER "A Mrs Brockway, the wife Of very
respectable mechanic Cabotve, has eoped with Mormon
elder priest by the of Sburf who has been paying
sund improper attentions 10 her for time These Nor
priests appear be doing considerable business in the line
Of running away with married women.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, pRosrRArroN. So.

To DR. A. II Christie For sir years have been suf
ferer and believe have suffered more My dis.
tons tie support my family oen being Obliged 10 work at
The needle, for twenty hours out OF the twenty four
a1icted with distress in the head my sight impaired
and general weakness seemed PROSTATE my entire fac
uties was under the Of DR. Stlwell IS Suffolk
street. for long time, bat my stubborn that il
bafied the skill OF every physician tried My
element SUCH that the slightest noise would sometimes
throw me into convulsions Sometimes would not close
my eyes during the night and would walk the room half
the time For year deaf thai could scarce.
ly hear one speak My life has been constantly des.
paired Of sud oisen wished death 10 relieve my suerings
first heard Of your Gavanc Rings and Fluid purchased
the afeies have worn them since and the result i
that have completely recovered my health strength and
spirits my Friends my physician myself are confident
,hst = solely TO the use Of your wonderful Rings and
shall ever gratefully Acknowledge a. and sm nov and
WIN be- a. all umee ready TO state any nE.heT particulars,
OF SATISFY The public that ny ssse ons are true n every
New York, Nov. l, 1876.
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Lumber.

OUCH rs Square Timber, warranted and common
- Spruce Shingles, Floor and common Spruce
Boards, Capboafds, wooden Eve Spouts, SliiwoTk,
&c, &c, constantly for sale in Putney by
March 10, 1896 1850
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M The Of Chesterfield late annual meeting vot-
cd uaaaaoy lone excepted instruct the seleetmen to
grant licenses for selling spruous liquors and to prosecute
al pho vioated The iRe.-t New Hampshire Sentinel.