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TER MS.
STATE OF VERMONT.


Marlboro, S.
In Probate Court, FEB. 10, 1886
The following petition is presented, to wit:
To The Hon PROBATE Court for ne district Of Marlboro
IOHN Brigham, Administrator of the estate (nol
- vet adninistered) ofLlSCOMB BRIGHAM, late
Of Whitinghsm decreased respectfully represents, that
the debts due from said deceased not paid by the for
iner Admnistratfix amount 10 SIo65, IS
That the additional expense Of admins
ttaiion, will be about 5000
sIll5,S5
That the value Of the Personal Estate
received BY him from the former Admin
isttatrix is SS06, "a
Leaving a balance unproyded for from
personal property OF ss09,II
And said Administrator further represents, that
sale Of part VI the real eslsc Of said deceased will be
injurious those interested in the remainder; where
fore he prays the grant him license sell the
whole of the real estate Of said decreased including the
reversicn Of the WIDOWS dover therein for the pur-
pose Of paying said debts and expenses.
JOHN BRIGHAM, Admir-.
Whefeupon, II is ordered, that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this will decide
upon said application al the session thereof TO be hold
en- at the Inn Of Lyman Thayef, in Wilmington in
said district, the last Thursday Of February inst,
by publishing copy of the record of said application,
with this order thereon, three weeks successfully in
the Vermont PhGnix previous to said lime Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
IS Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Regr.
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nnM AdsnAnII SSSgn nn N 4 HAMPTIN

EXTRACT or a LETTER FROM MRS. S7RfH J.
B.8XTER, PEARL STREET, BOSTON
To DR. ID. T. BKADLEE-Ds0r Sir The Hungaraz
Balsam has performed miracle, indeed, the ny
youngest daughter who has been positively cured
ed Consumption, BY the OF only three bottles of this 10.
estimabe medicine. She had been in decline for nearly
three years and considered her beyond all hope when
the Balsam taken We had consulted numerous dis
lnguished physicians and tried all the famous prescriptions
for Consumpon,a Southern journey, the system Of
Inhalation, &c-wthout any apparent enef and had a.
most consigned her, with breaking heart, the grave
But the Hungarian Basam, under Providence, has saved
her life and eauno, refuse TO give you my evidence Of
this astonishing fact for the benefit Of those who may be
similarly afflicted. In my estimation there cannot be
painful spectacle, than that of intelligent and BE-
dy, with hope Of relief and dropping into the grave
last at the very dawn of life while the loveness
the unfortunate victim renders her condition terrible
10 all beholders Your grateful friend
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NOTICE..

TTNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and firm Of l.. J. & A. T. CIIILDS, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
l.. J. CHILDS,
Jacksonville, Feb 10, 1916. A. T. CHlLDS.
N B. All persons indebted TO The above firm are re-
9uested to call and settle all demands previous 10 the
first Of April next All brsdng contracts must be clos
ed by the LIST Of April. All the demands will be lett
with A. S. CHlLDS for settlement until LIST Of April
all unsettled accounts will pass into other hands
Tor collection after that date
l.. j. CHILDS.
Jacksonville, Feb. 10, 1886. '6w26
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4 EFT the subscriber The asth day of January
IL last, ALMARIN C. BlGFoRD, a boy about re-
yeats Of age. All persOnsa hereby forbidden TO har
Dor or trust him on my account, as shall pay no debts
of his contracting after this date.
FRANKLIN CUTTING.
Whitngbam, Feb. g. 1876. IS.
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NEW GOODS.
The only successful Remedy for
the Piles.

THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, in
Il vented by DR.. Upham, distinguished Physi-
clan of New York City, (Is6 Bowery,) is the only
successful remedy for that distressing complaint, THE
PILES.
tE5- Mark this; it is an INTERNAL REM.
E ID Y-not an external applicaion-and will cure
any case of Piles either Bleeding Blind, Internal or
external; and probably the only thing that will
There is no mistake about IT, II is a positive cure
speedy and permanent. 1t is also convenient med
cine to take, and improves the general health, in
remarkable manner. Pamphlets containing testimoni.
ais of its efficacy may be obtained of the Agents gratis
DAVID +. BRADLEE, General Agen, for the
New England States, ll0 Court-street, Boston.
AGENTS. Brailleboro, BUTTON & CLARK;
Bellows Falls, Norman Harris; Montpelier, CLARK &
Collins.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER
200 pages Of rare and Fashionable Music for
THREE DOLLARS.
TIL NJ U SICAL gle N,

A weekly publication Of rare and popular music, vo-
IN cal and Instrumental, consisting of standard and
original Songs, Duets, Glees, Sc, with Piano Forte
accomplishments, 0vertures, Quhdrilles, VALVES,
Marches, Quick Steps. Airs, Rondos, and selections
from Modern Operas, most Of which have never been
published IN this country.
Mr. G. w. Dorwort, a professor well known 10 the
musical world, has been engaged to superintend the
selecting and arranging department, and the Publish
er feels warranted 10 asserting, that THE MUSICAL
GEM will bear comparison with any other musical
publication in this county. Persons sending IS, free
OF postage, will have the Music mailed them week
".
The following pieces are now ready for delivery :
Rest spirii, Rest from Amiie.l Pearl Waltz,
by Francois Hunien. The Sun has caught me
sleeping celebrated Huntng Song. The Rose
will cease 10 blow as sung BY Mr. Templeton.
II Address, J. ii. MILLER, New York city.
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TRUNKS.

30 RUssET Travelling Trunks, is bpk Roo,
-, Tops, Vsllses, Travelling Bags, &c., ius, ,e'
BratIleboro, Jan. s5, 1916. oooDhuE'
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RHEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRONIC.

lust received Christies Galvanic Bands and Brace
~ let's, 10 be used in connection with Chrsiies Mag
neiio Fluid, for the OF Rheumatism in all its forms
Also, Chrstie's Galyanic STRENG THENINp
PLASTERS so highly approved in all diseases of the
chest pain in the side, as preventive for colds, gen.
eral weakness, &c. As counterfeit Galvanic Pasters
are offered, be sure and procure the genuine, which
have an outer covering oil pure silk.
All others worthless limitations.
The only place In Windham County where the
above articles can be obtained, is al
IS MORSE & MlILER's, Bratteboro.
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st. JEANS METALLINE
GALVANIC PLASTER.

UNPRECEDENTED WITH THE ELECTRO-JN.lG-
.NETTC PRINCIPLE.
These pasteTs secured by letters patent and each
will bear the signature Of the proprietor. Certificates
Of their efficacy by such eminent individuals as Dr.
Cox, exSher Stryker and Others may be seen in The
hands of agents. Also beautiful and large prepara-
ton adapted to Spinal Complaints, and covering a
large portion Of the surface Of the back and shoulders
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, Braitleboro;
J. w. MOORE Bellows Falls;
p. r. CHANDLER 4 Co., Puiney
W. HlLLYER, Agent.
Bratleboro Feb s, 1916. sw24
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GENTLEMEN

DLEAsE excuse my personality when saw WI,
must pay that note or account which Won bsvs
o"eu me ior long tme-delays are dangerous.
Bratieboro, jan 81, 1876. - D"iNE a.
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Mount Caesar Seminary.

vINHE SPRING TERN Of this Institution will
Il commence on Wednesday, March 4th. Mr. 5.
MARsH PLrMProS, member Of the graduating class
In Amherst College, thorough scholar and expert
enced teacher, will take charge Of the department Of
Mathematics.
MISS MARION +. BRrpeMAN, will continue as here,
tolOte, 10 give instruction ia Music, Drawing ana
Painting rare opportunity ID now offered to those
DESTROYS of taking lessons in these branches. new
Piano has recently been purchased for the Institution
The Principal will have charge Of the Classical De-
parlment and the Natural Sciences. Lectures on
Philosophy Astronomy Chemistry, Geology and Phys.
iology, accompanied by Illustrative experiments, VIII
be delivered before the school during the term.
French and German will be taught without any ex-
ira charge II is confidently believed that the advon
tage offered at this Institution Tor acquiring thorough
practical education, not surpassed by any IN the
vicinity Every effort will be made on the part of the
Instructors render the school pleasant and Pr9fta
bic. 1t is professedy liberal in its character, aud all
who become members of II may be assured that their
sentiments and feelings will be sacredly regarded.
Two large boarding houses have been opened near
the Academy for the accommodation OF Students
Convenient MONS eau be obtained by those wishing
to board themselves Price Of board from 81 % TO
so per week.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROOFS
or THE EFFICACY or THIS B9LS4B ~ THE
WORST FORMS OF CONSUMPTION
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY

Da. BEADLEE, Dear Sir:--The Hungarian Bslsam I. y.
yond all question: perfect and admirable preparation
for Diseases Of the Lungs have used It IN my fami,
and IN my professional practice for than Two year
with the most uniform and entire success Of 5,ru
Pulmonary Disease and can conscientousy recommend
il TO all who ale afflicted the most certain remedy l
such diseases with which am acquainted
Yours Respectfully, FREDERIC 7. STORER, ~ D.
S.co Maine NAV % lE45,
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STEAM ENGINE.

A FOUR Horse Steam Engine, nearly new. for
june 70 lu44] ]. STEEN.
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NOTECE.
NOTICE.

TINIlIS is 10 notify all persons that have piven nv
L. son, SAMUEL 5. MAY his time, and shall paw
no debts Of his contracting collect any of his wages
after this date. JOEL MAY
Wilmington, Feb. 0, 1876. ebs
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PUTNEY WO0LEN FACTORY.

TsNHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
Il repair ready TO receive wool to manufacture on
shares by the yard the favorable terms They
have on hand great variety of plain and fancy
which they will exchange for wool. delivery
JAMES KEfES K co.
Pu,ney, June 3, I8i5 "a
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GREAT CURE AT AUGUSTA MAINE.

Dr. BEADLLE, Dear Sir 81 can truly say that the hsa'
garan Basam has been Of the mos, infinite service 10 me-
have been cured ofsn affection Of the Lungs which was
thought TO be incnrabe by ell my friends by the use
Few bottles One of my children also restored to health
aei being pronounced beyond the aeh of medical aid BY
the physicians and is my constant resort IN case
any difficulty the throat and lungs. have recommend
ed this Basam To great many persons, and shall continue
to do believe it TO be the hest thing the world 70;
diseases Of the lungs. Yours truly.
Augusta, Me, May "a, 1916. FRANCIS j. WEEKS.
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ANoTHnR LIFE SAVED!

DR BRApIEE, Dear sHi-I take much pleasure IL rr
ing YOU statement of the beneficial effects Of Buehsn,
Hungarian Balsam, my daughter who had been fcr,
number Of years afflicted with bad cough, paa ads
raising blood and all these pains and troubles which a,
tend That insdious disease, Consumption. employed
physician who attended her long time at great eIpeav
and then advised the consultation Of celebrated physin
10 neighborng town, al still greater expense and aefl
number Of visits from the advising physician and the COZ
tinuance for some time Of the family physic be declared
he could do no for her tie had done all that he could
and could see no benefit from H. then employed b.
lanic Physician time who seemed 10 do her
good but did not reach the OF the disease thea
advised by friend 10 Try Buehans Hungarian Balssm.
have used SIX bottles with Astonishing effect tbs
restored her strength cured her entirely Of Der cough
pain in the side and she attending Der aecuseu.
ed duties This may wonderful, but It
strange than true and would advise all who have synp
toms Of consumption take this med in season, ind
no, wait I'LL all hope past although this has fn
aied 80 fortunately Ia this paid between and
two hundred dollars for physicians and medicine without
any satisfactory benefit while dollars worth OF the Hun
garian Balssm has removed the disease, renewed The
strength md brought healthy action Of the system
TRY tor yourselves and you vii find the hall has
been told You can this letter you think best ur.
as will do most good and wishing that your medicine may
benefit many Is much as my daughter. ...-
remain gratefully yours, JNO. YOUNG.
Bath, Maine, Feb %, lS4i
z. $. would say further, that about five years ago, ny
daughter commenced raising blood, which continued At
es for three years. and sometimes very bad, TIL tboG
two years. when she commenced taking the Bsisam The
si bottle stopped the raising Of blood entirely and she has
never been troubled with It since.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

Member Of the Mass. Hort. Soc'y, Editor Of the
f. Agriculturalisi, author Of Treatise on Sul
Beet &c, Sc,
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IMPORTANT DECISION. J

question Of much interest to bankers and
merchants, says the Petersburg Tnteligencer. wa,
decided day or two ago by the Superior Cour.
Of Petersburg (Judge Gholson.) The point was,
whether no,e made in Virginia, and expressed
to be negotiable and payable at q, Bank 10 New
York. was negotiable note BY the laws of Wiz
ginia, and so upon footing with foreign bills OF
exchange. The decision turned upon tho con-
struciion of the following clause of the act of 1927
prescribing general regulations for the incorporation
OF Banks: :" But no note or obligation shall be
"eRsti.ble at any such bank unless il be 30 ex-
pressed on the face of such note or obligation, OF
unless said note or obligation be made PAYABLE a,
said bank, or some other bank in or out of the
Stale" The cosi decided that, under this pro-
vision, note made payable a, any bank in or out
OF the State is negotiable, though not expressed
to so negotiable q, any bank in Virginia and. con-
sequenily that the note in question was negocia-
bio, and on the same footing with foreign bill OF
exchange. scontended, in opposition to this
opinion. that effect of the provision in question
10. that note, to be negotiable at bank in Vrpin
ia must not only DO expressed on its face (as was
already required by the bank charters, } bu. that
u must likewise be made payable at some bank in
or ont of the State-he counsel reading tho clau.s
as II the word cor" had been ..nor."
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May 30

persons in arrears Tor TAX.
Eo' up TO the present date, will please remem-
should have been settled. The subscI iber, ar der
present circun stances, give no further induI.
Rcnce, (uness he can advi nee the amount ovv
due, or unco ectcd, which he is unable to do were
he willing0 must compel ALL 10 sete on He FIRST
CdH, or lew IN evetv instance, without regard To
persons The interest on the amodn. uncollected
would consume the whole Of the subscr;tcr's pav
Tor the past year were y 10 remain uncolec,cd much
longer; therefore wish this notice to apply to all
The subscriber will also inform those WHO nav
Taxes in Portsmouth that ne has been appointed
the Collector for the present year, and in conse
q9eence OF the opposition ne met with, from a few
Tor his situation, but actually tried to undermine
hlm, which compelled him to take IL under cjrcum
stances which will allow him to indulge no persons
whatever; consequently, he deems Il his dutv 40
say that the hrs of July is the longest indulgence
that can DC given and hopes, under existing cir.
cuTnstsnces, that nc offence will be taken ~ the
oouese which necessity compels him to purnpe,
April III WIN PORTLOCK. Town ri
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THE DEAD.

How little we think of the dead. Their bodies
are sntombsd in all our towns, villages and neigh
borhoods. The lands they cultivated, houses they
built, the works Of their hands, are always before
our eyes. We travel the same paths, sit in, the
same rooms, ride in the same carriage and dine a,
the sams table and yet seldom remember that those
tha, once occupied these places are now gone
alasi foreveri
Strange that the living should 50 sosn forget
the dead, when the world is full of the mementos
Of their lives. Strange that the feeting cares Of
life should 30 soon rush in ahd fill the breast TO
tho exclusion Of those 80 near. To-day man
stands and wesps over tho grave Of bis departed
friend. Tomorrow he passes that grave with
cold Indifference. To-day his hear. 10 wrung
with all the bitterness Of anguish fer the loss Of
ono he 90 much loved tomorrow the image Of
that friend is effsced from his hear, and almos.
forgotten. What commentary upon man!
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-13

ms The statute Of mankind, judging from that
of Che disinterred mummies Of Egypt, is Just what
il was three thousand years ago; and this same
principle exists in nature, for, general rule,
the qualities of natural agents are not subject TO
mutations from the lapse of time. The Sarsaparil-
la root is doubtless the same nov in every respect
when IL frat sent forth its stalk In common with
the rest Of the vegetable creation but, in the on.
ward progress Of Science its innate properties have
been discovered, and developed in the form of
Sands Ssrsaparilla, producing remedy for a large
class of diseases, the aperien, antisertic and re
storatve properties of which renders il safe and
radical cure for Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Rheu-
rn1tisrn, Dyspepsia, and host Of ulcerous and
eruptive diseases.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
Of It's superior value and efficacy, SEQ pamphlets,
which may be obtained of agents gratis.
Preparsd and sold wholesale and retail by A. B.
A ID. gArps, wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton st.
New York Sold also by CHARLES II. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, and MA. SANTOS, Norfolk,
Price 8 per bottle bottlesfor SIS.
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COL. BELKNAP.

Col. Belknap who commanded the 9Th infan-
try in the late victories. is the Lieut.. Belknap,
who at the sor.ie Of Fort Erie during tho last
war, distinguished himself by fighting hand to
hand. and refusing to enter the sailed por, until
every ono OF his command had preceded him
He then escaped by cutting down che soldier who
pinned him to tho wall with a bayonet -
Chdrleston JNs,os. ~
This accomplished officer was lately stationed
at Old Point In the absence of Gen Worth, he
wss in command Of his regiment Wa have
heard very interesting anecdote of the gallantry
Of Col. b. and his narrow escape In the battle
Of the 9Th May he had seized the % eolors'' Of
one Of tho finest Mexican regimenta and held the
flagstaff 10 his hand. as he sat on his horse A
cannon ball from Mexican gun passed through
the body of brave soldier in front of him and
struck off the lower end of the, flag staff {; but
Belknap held the flag staff firmly and bore of
the Mexican colors in triumph
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DR.. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD

This is chemical s&afsct from Wild Cherry
and Tar. Everybody knows that Wild Cherry
possesses important medical propcrties-and Tar
ttdtsv hss,always been Administered in Consump-
tou, and Lung affections generally, by our oldest
and safest physicisns. This preparation embodies
all the virtues Of Tar and Wild Cherry in a much
smaller compass than any other ever Produced
The manner Of preparing il, and its success in all
Pulmonary and Liver affections. conclusively prove
this We say confidently, no medicine ever effccti
ed such wonderful cures. Let no one give up 10.
Consumpton's fatal grasp without giving this a,
trial. Bsing formed from vegetable substances
congenial at once to our soil and our SYSTEM it is
safe, simple, and efficient. treatise relating TO
this suject may be had, without charge, at -;
who ais" is agent for the Balsam. Call and it.
Be sure and get DR.. Wistar's BalsaI of Wild Cher,
ry, as there are limitations abroad.
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. wISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by ]. BUTTS. Address all orders I'd
SETH w. POWLE, Boston, Mass.
Or For particulars see DIR. Wistar's treatise ON
consumption, to be had Of the agent.
Portsmouth, C. III. HEINITSH, Agent :;
Norfolk, N. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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ENRESH MINERAL WATERS.-We take
pleasure In informing the public generally
mat we nave received, and will keen CONSTANTLY nv
during the season, full supply of =" WHITE Sui
PHUR WATER" from the celebrated Spring in
Greenbrier County, Va.
This water. which has been for several vears
transported from the White Sulphur Springs, in
tation throughout the United States. and Ia nov,
very generally USED, and its virtues extolled as n
remcdiai agent in bilious diseases incident to A
warm climate, dyspepsia, costiveness, iaundice
chronic rheumatism, govt, dropsy, in affections nj
ire breast occasoned by disease of the stomach or
nVer neuralgia, and nervous diseases in general |:
chronic inflammation of the kidneys and bladder,
and nretnra, piles, scrofula and eruptions or other
affections of the skin ill-conditioned ulcers ner
by the highest names in the medical profession and
many others who have for years used this water
both At and when removed from the fountain
ShKATOGA WATER, from the Congress Union
Pavilion and Iodine Springs in New York in quart
and pint hotties ~ " d'
CHALYBEATE MINERAL WATER. an active
ana lasting Tonic. A general view of the analv.
SIS OF THIS water will show that it stances the first
rank OF the highly concentrated " Chalybeates. %
consequently it acts as a Tonic, increasing The
strength OF the system, raising the force of circu
latioD, giving tone e. the digestive or oaps ape-
mentlng the muscular vigour, and promoting the
excretions 1t IS OF course geousIy employed
in those diseases in which Iron is priucipay used
such as dnenorThea, Chlorosis. some states of Ne
norThGgta, Leucorrhea, Dyspepsia, Scrof,ta and ca
Tious forms Of Chronic DebiIitU
~ The only Agents for WIN b. CALwEtI nro.
prie.or of the white Sulphur Spring p are nj, A.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and
May 30 po,1sSo";b