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De unb su cen bliaiten sprciien.
ebcnfalls flncct man tei ibm piele ancere
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nanentlh SutfbeM Gnlfise unp anpers
Sabrscnae, pfsrpeadhrre &c. &C.
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hbertretfen.
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Die Gebeimnt1e Don Paris
Son Sn9en Cue.
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ter ausiulpredsn, 1T pollfommsn ibsrfufliS,
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lsbenee miro elfrl9er Ifreben, Die Su9eno audb
am Nsrmlten III ebrsn, unb Der @Ienbe 9spab>
rem, boB sr fribsr coer fpdter bic fcl0erstbttn
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gen mus. QSlr 9tautsn unS babsr oen 9anf
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men, ,penn mir ibm bisfts trsff1ife QBsrf in eis
nsr aecsasnen llsberfsbun9 uno untacsIbaftsn
&u8lfotun9 pcrs9en.
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SIonis Cues bei9s9stsn.
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inb bsreitS srIbisnsn unb in cisisr 9rudsrsi su
babsn, po sbenfaa6 wsltsrs Ssiteuun9sn an9cs
nomnen meroen.
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pinterla fenl6aft oes perfortenen
Neuhen Irerfer.

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sun une ssn lifsn 9tprl l947 otsutsSabIsn.
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IOilliam Irerler ''"'O "'
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aeret3t uno aen6ibiat 1T, Dafcr IN MAIDEN,
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ite ibre mcnatllthe 3elt 5u Nlcl opsr III peDis
orer gar nltbt betommeu.
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gee enpe 9enommen, neil (te es USrnahldbiqt
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Neiniaet cure Sabine.

Or. GbarIey's 3abnrpebsIropfenL Elm
bsmdbrtss Wittsl Sur osilun9 Der Sabnibmsrs
gen uno 8srtrsibun9 bes SbcrbotS, Tnb ,uit
srbaItsn uno gum Gsrfauf in eisfsr 9rudsrei.
Yrss 25 Sent Die Slaibe.
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Nn GanosStpbr pbrhalter.

2tn GanosStobrhalter.
Juf ertalten,
700 9tIds gattune,
$40 gtitfe ssblsi6ts W1cefint,
1916 Stilfe unSetlsifte Wo slime,
73 Sth6e Sstt Barseno,
81 9tife 5ausratb uno 9hit.n SelCh,
94 Stafe setlsicbte unb uusetleitbte
baninnollne SlaneNs,
% Stitfe ftlibtu. Sanep @attinete,
SO StAfe &sntudp Scans,
81 Sthfe 8dnep 8ut1tin Ca:
itmire.
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blaue, braune, crime II. Drab 3utbe, Ieblih.
ts nns Sdnep enalilhs go0 0misre &c. &c. ts
O'Srien unb Eai9ueL
&olcRe Su9eI 9tcbr.
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HDrI6riften,

ssfobsn BON 6. ). Eselmann, ilnb miseer
ertaltsu u. gum 9Wfauf III eisfsr 9rndsrsi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
STAGE NOTICE.

nN and after Monday, May II. an accommodation
~ stage will leave Rutland every Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday, at A. NJ, and arrive at Keene, 8
P. NJ, same day.
RETURNING.
Leave Keene, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday, at A. NJ, and arrive at Rutland day. by
SPIN
At Cavendish this line will connect with line for
ClaTemont, N. H., same day.
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Claremont every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at A. NJ, and go Castle
ton, VI. the same night, there connecting with the
Burlington and Albany line going directly on with
out sleeping and arriving at Albany the next day at
eP. NJ.
with line that leaves Casleton at O'Clock the next
morning Tor Whitehall aud Saratoga, arriving at
Saratoga same day, al p. NJ
At Walpoe this line connects with the Connecticut
River line, and arriving Braiileboro, same day by
P. NJ Returning leaves Bralteboro, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, arriving at Rutland, 2. M.
same day.
The Burlington & Boston regular mail line via Rut-
land and Keene, N. H.. will lrave Rutland every day
as heretofore, at P. NJ, except SATURDAYS, leave
Sunday morning at A. NJ, and arrives in Boston in
&c hours.
A stage leaves Whitehall st 0 A. NJ, every day ex-
eepi Sundays, to connect with this line al Rutland
days, that passengers can GO from Whitehall
TO Boston in Two days
E. FOSTER, COOK & co.
MAY 10, 1886 50
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District of WESTMINSTER, SIS.
AT a Probate Court. held at Westminsier tOithin
and for said district, he I4h day of Sept, II. ID.
1876.
Present Elery Allie Judge.
A N Instrument purporiing Ia hr The last will aud
N testament If LYDIA H. FITCH. late Of Pulney,
in said dsct, deceased being presented 10 the court
by George c. Fitch, the Executor therein namr,l, for
piobae, il is ordered b, said court. thai all prisons
concerned therein, be notified appear session oi
salt coul Ia h. held al the dwelling use If jeremiah
RYAN in said Puiney, on the hfd day Of October, A.
ID. 1886 and show cause. il any they may have,
against the probate Of said will f which purpose il is
further ordered that . copy al the ecnrd of this order
he puhlishr three weeks succes,ively ia the Vermont
Phnniy printed at Bratlehoro IN The county of Wind
ham, az soon may be.
ELLERY ALLBE. Judge.
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Phelps Patent Convex spiral
TRUSS.

TINHE reputation Of this Truss for the radical cure
IL Of Hernia in its several forms and stages, is
established Its superiority is proved from The fact,
that, Physicians and Surgeons IN London and Paris,
and other European cities have preferred It To all 9th
ers in use, bnih al home aud abroad.
Orders for supplies have been Tecrived from the
sbve mentioned cities, and other foreign places where
il has heen recommended by the faculty, as a very
valuable addition TO the instruments for the treatment
Of Hernia.
The spiral Abdominal Supporters, invented by the
subscriber received the highest premium the late
Mechanics Far 10 the city, and has been recommend
ed BY DR. Chanung and Bgrlow, as a very superior
instrument for dorsal and Abdominal weakness.
J. W. PHELPS, IS Court o., Boston.
Certificates of recommendation of the above have
been received from the following eminent Physicians
and Surgeons;
Dr. Valentine Mott, DR. John G. Warren,
Dr. Alex. II. Stevens, DR.. Geo Hayward,
Dr. Willard Parker, Dr. ID Townsend,
Dr. Samuel IL r. Lee, Dr. Winsow Lewis, Jr.,
Of New York. DR.. WmJ Walker, of
Boston.
For sale by n SHADING, Brsuleboro. 40
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DIR. HALsTED,s BRISK PILLS.

90 PILLS for % cenls--The Brisk Pills answer the
20 purpose effeetually than any other Pills 10
and supersede them altogether medical virtue and excel
lence. If you doubt this just try themt will cost only
% cents-and then you, too, will be satisfied II they are
not what they recommended 10 be, denounce them
They not recommended 10 every thing but do
say, without fear OF contradiction that pills their
quail in removing diseases originating the stomach and
bowels For liver affections and bilious diseases such a
dumb ague fever and ague intermittant and remsnt ie
the Brisk Pills possess peculiar prophecies or their
speedy removal From ten years experience as practising
physician anu convinced that equal them Read
what other Pills good for, and what they will cure and
" the Brisk not superior them all then discard them
Do not believe all that said about infallble Phat
fails TO any dseasebut try the Brisk Pls-he
cheapest Pills in use, and then you will have chance
judge Of their merit demert As blood cleanser andI
cry pill in They quick and easy in their operation
giving life and tone all the torpid organs throwing Cd
impure matters humoEs leaving the system clean and
healthy. This is all that any medicine do nowh'
standing the great show Of words and fictitious cerhc
We determined 10 let these pills stand upon their
reputation, win lose All ask is for fair and imPl
al trial They be taken by old and young at any
time with perfect safety. Thy are excellent medie1e
for children having worms &c In word they posses
all the qualities Of aperent pill for all family They
have cured many diseasrs which other medicine could
In conclusion, say, do not despair Of cure IN
I'll you have tried the Brisk Pills for they do Pes
liar properties and virtues Wholesale and retail by u
FAY & Co, 1856 Fulton 81 Sun Buildings, New York
Also, by H. HALSTED, No. ", Buffalo ST., Roehrslef
Sold by BUTTON * CLARK. Bratileboro. Cone 4
Winchester, Marlboro, + Childs q Co Wilmington
r Chandler N Co, Putney 26wi
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Nv Wife-in-LaW,

Going the wrong way John cried young me.
chanc to his friend, as he met him in the street
Got hungry rejoined the other. Going to the
tavern TO get some breakfast
Has your wife gone awayr
mo but she don't know how to cook Yes
terday she boiled the lettuce and radisll aud dish
ed the turnps raw This morning the eggs were
cooked as hard as batter. Iflhey would go into my
two barrelled gun, could shoot crows with them
And ever since was married have lain under The
interdct of the children of Israel in the wilderness
have had no leavened bread.
We'll John, am in the same perdicament. Lu.
cy don I know how to cook so tried il Yesterday
but had no luck and she says she'll try 10 learn
and shall send her forthwith one quarter to school
to my mother, for verify believe that half | carry
into the house is wasted
If your wife is willing to learn you II do well
enough, and are a happy man. You have a wife,
whereas We only a pife-in-ia,o, for a woman who
takes no interest in her husbands welfare is not
wife indeed, or wife in need. She is only rife
in-tdr Emma is mt willing to learn to cook or
mend either. She says her mother told her il was
quite vulgar nowadays to know anything about
domestic concerns, especially for young wife
That the latest fashion is for wives to be ladies' and
have their servants. That she must tell John SHE
was not made TO he a drudge, and he must not be
50 selfish to want her to work. Fine times
these, George. A man that don I stand ready TO
support his wife, two three attendants and much
company in extravaganza, is directly niggard-
Don I know what will be done. Men can I all be
thriving business men and become independent at
once we must have some laborers, and they. poor
men, must take vows of perpetual celibacy, for
aught see, like the Catholic priests.
4 had pretty little place when was married.
but ii s mortgaged now, and must not open my
mouth to say word. If do, am niggard, aud
want wife on purpose to do my drudgery.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

Salem, Colombiana County, Ohio, Al

Salem. Columhana County, Ohio, April, ls4l.
DR. d. JAYNE.-Drar Sir;-l feel bound 10 you
and the public, to avail myself of this opportunity oil
giving publicity 10 the extraordinary effects Of your
Expertorant on myself Having been afflicted lor
several years with cough hectic fever, and Us
concomiiant Diseases ! seemed only doomed To loeei
out short but miserable existence, until The fall O
1883, when being more severely attacked, and having
rrsofted IN all my former remedies, and the pTescfp
tions of two of the most respectable physcans in the
negbhnIhood, without deriving any benefit, or The
consolation Of surviving hut lew days, ar weeks
iarlhesi, when The last CLEAN of hope was abnul 70
and blessed by that Being who does oil things IN the
use ni means-and contrary the expectations Of my
physicans and friends, was in few days raised IRON
my bed, and was enabled, by the Of bottle, %
attend In my business, enjoying, since, better hea"a
that had Tor ten yeas previous.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of WEsrMIKsrER, IS.
al a Probate Court held al Westnlinsfer, toifhin
and for said District, on The Ian day Of Sept, "A. ID.
1886.
Present the Hon. Ellery Allbe, Judge.
A instrument, purporting to be the last will and
IN testament Of SOPHIA WILDER, late nr Put.
ney, in said district, decreased being presented to the
therein named for probate; is ordered by SAID court
that all persons concerned therein, be notified sp-
pear at session Of said court. be held The dwell.
ing house of Jeremiah Ryan in said Putney, on the
third day Of October, A. ID. 1916, and show cause, Il
any they may have, against the probate of said will,
for which purpose il in further oldered, that copy Of
the record Of this order be published three weeks
cessively, in the Vermont PhGnix printed at Bfate-
boro in The county Of Windham, as soon as may be.
ELLERY ALLBE, Judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

Was LOST AND IS FoUND.-A little fellow, be-
tween seven and eight years old, sou of Mr. George
Hussey, of this place, left home on Saturday af.
ternoon last, without the knowledge of his parents
Attracted by the music which accompanied the
New Bedford Fire Co. No. 8. he followed the Com
pany to the railroad and when the cars started. at
half past five O'clock took the track, and travelled
to Taunton, IA distance of twelve mes) where he
was found near the depot between | and 70 o.
clock, by Mr. Morse keeper of the Jail, and kindly
taken care of by him aud his family until Monday
morning, when he was put on board the cars for
Fall River. His feet were somewhat the worse
lor wear, but the lutte fellow was himself in poDd
spirts, and said If they had put him on the irons
he could have found the way home He was miss
ed by his mott er soon after he left the house, and
search was made Immediately by her for him.
Very soon the alarm was given by the crier. A
igent search made during the nigh, On
he following morning Sunday the water was
rawn Oft from the ponds end the stream was search
~ Amer church, citizens meeting was held in
iarkei Hall, and numerous companies started in
esh pursuit. On Monday morning another meet.
g was held. Il had been agreed that should any
erson mud him, the Methodist bell should be runy
Nhileih The people were collecting in The hail, the
bell struck up merry pea--lhe lost one had ar.
rived ~ The morning train OF cars. aud reslnr.
co 10 his deeply afflicted parents. The WINS
touching one, more easily imagined than describ-
ed' Hundreds, At the welcome snnnd Of The bell,
Hooked TO witness the reinrn of the lilile runaway
to the arms Of his aifecinna,e rents Fail Rivsr
Monitor.
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ia JAMES W. EsTILL.
BRONCHITIS.

Drawer, Pa, January u IofI
Dr. ID. JAYNE.-Dear Having been iof
long time afflicted with Bronchitis, disease which an
nually sweeps away thousands of the human race 10
premature grave, under the mistaken name OF Con,
sumption; and having heard Of the wonderful eheaey
o. your Execorant for Coughs, Asthma, Dlfieu'T
OF Breathing, and every other disease Of the lungs,
purchased two bottles Of il. and happy TO ln3lI
you, aud all the sons and daughters Of aietion 'n''
II Immediately suppressed the cough, removed Wv
pain and difficulty of breathing and produced nsO
and easy expectoralon, and very soon effected com
pete cure.
JONATHAN DAVIS, Bap. Minister, BeayeT' r.
For sale by BUTTON n CLARK Brattleboro.
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, S..
IA Probate Court. Sept. 10, 1876.
The following petition is presented, to wit;
To he Hon Probate Court for the District IF Marlboro
IJEsRY BARRErr, Administrator with the will an.
II Il nexrd, upon the estate OFF ILlP BARRETT,
late OF Hnsdae, in the county of Cheshire, and Slate
oil New Hampshire, deceased, respectfully represents
that said restator bequeathed his whole estate TO
dry egatees payable 10 money, and that he owned
tain real estate situated in Braleboro IN said district;
wherefore, he prays for license to sell said real estate
in order TO fulfil the intentions nfsaid Tesinior.
HENRY BARRETT, Admir-.
Brateboro, Sept. 10, 1886.
Whefeupon, il is ordered, that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this couu will decide
upon said application, 81 the spera session therenf To
be holden at the probate Office in Brsieboro on the %
day Of October next, by publishing copy of the record
Of said petition with this order thereon three weeks
sucerssively in the Vermont Phenx printed at said
Bralteboro, previous TO said time Of hearing.
true copy ct Record.
Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r.
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MELODEONS.

THE subscribers having formed a copartnership
IL under The firm Of :. II. JONES & Co., for the
manufacture of .MelOdeOns, Seraphines. SC would
respectfully inform the public that they will be happy
TO supply all orders Tor Instruments in their line
wholesale and RETAIL low prices as can be procur
ed in the country. Quality OF instruments warranted
equal to any other manufacture.
S. II. JONES,
WOODBURY. & BURDlTT.
20 All orders received at the store Of Woodbury. &
buldllt opposite Hall and Townships, where may be
found general assortment of Musical Instruments In
stTucIion Books, Strings. &C., &c
WOODBURY. & BURDITT.
Braltlrboro, June %, 1916. a