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Hovey's Seeding
STRAWBERRY.
(0f which The largest berries are from fire 10 str
inches in circumference and their quality not
surpassed. See .Maga=ine Of Horticulture,
and agricultural papers generality

For sale by PBILErAs PHILLIPS, Middletown Point,
N. j., and Agents BUTTON CLARK, BratlIe-
boro.
The plants ordered by agents will be forwarded with
the utmost puncualty at such times To reach their
destination the Isl, 18th and 90lh of March and
April. Purchasers therefore, by giving the agents
their orders seasonaby, with reference to the above
dates, can be ready 10 receive their plants Immediately
on their arrival, while fresh and in good order.
sheet containing particular directions for the cul-
tivaon of this and other varieties of the Strawberry,
(chieAy extracts from the Magazine of Horticulture,
published at Boslon) is furnished gratuitously with
the plants sold Price Of Plants, 81 so per hundred
February, 1896
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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 COTS MILL, with four run oil Stones,
run Of water, and a run Of custom, unequalled in
these paris-siluated within few rods of the pleasant
and Aourshng village of Montague, by order Of the
Judge Of PTobaie will be sold al Public Auction on
the premises, on wednesday, the 18th Of April next,
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, together with about one acre 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
quantity Of wheat, rye, corn, oats and potatoes
For further particulars come and view the premises
Men OF Industry, Enterprise and Capital now is your
time ABEL BANCROFT Executor
March 10, 1886 so
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HallOck, Mount & Billings,
Importers and JObbers of
ID IL Y c. O Cd s,
ia PEARL sT., NEW YORK.

HAVE now in store and are daily receiving an
IL extensive assortment Of SPRING GOODS,
adapted to the Country trade.
They would particularly invite the attention of
merchants to their assortment of WooLLEs Goops
consisting in part Of French, Belgian, English and
American Cloths, all colors and quates Wool and
piece black English, French and American Cassmeres
French, English and American Doe Skins, Fancy Cas-
simeres Of all styles, Drab de ta Verona and Silk Ser
ges, Croton Coaiings, G ambroons Sattines Jeans
together with endless variety Of Prints, Alpaccas
Bombazines, Printed Lawns, Ginghams, &C., &c, &c ;
which offered al very low prices for cash OF credit
New York, March 49, 1886. 4wissO
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CONCLUSIONS AND FITS.
Dr. a. II Chrislic .

Dr. a. IT. ChTisticl
Dear Sir ieel 1t duty state for the benefit Of the
public, that your Gayanio Remedies applied by the
Rings and Magnetic FLUID, have entirely cured my sou,
eleven years Old Of the and alarming Fits,
10 which he has been subject Tor the last years lie has
often had from ~ 10 fits IN day and sontmes
eompaned with the dreadful scFeaohng, The
time ehoakng the throat and pain the region Of the
heart His mother and myself have long despared Of he
life, but through the Of Providence and your
dies he quite we'll and sincerely believe his
will be permanent | am, very respectfully yours.
GEORGE WHITE No lOl Charles ST.
New York Nov. 10, 1875
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SAXTON'S RIVER
Seminary.

TLNHE SPRING TERM Of this Institution will
Il open on Wednesday March 18th, under the
charge Of MIR d. c. COLBY to continue ten weeks.
Nj Colby is an experienced Teacher and we trust
the Institution wal be highly favored il has hh-
erto been 10 the English Department. the insiruc-
lion will he a usual 10 all the common and higher
branches, fitting the young for any business in life
In the Classical Department, young men will be thor
ions.
Particular attention will be paid TO fitting Teachers
for the Summer Schools.
course Of Lectures on Schools, and School Keep
ing, will be given during the Term.
For the Trustees, II. A. SEVERANCE, Sec.
March 9, 1876. 80
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MINIATURES.

C T. RIPLEY, from Troy, N. Y, would respectfully an
to the citizens of Braeboro and vicinity that he
has taken Rooms or few days Mr. Stems BOOKSTORE
where he prepared Miniatures by the Daguer
reotyPe process in style unsurpassed in city country
The public invited call and examine his specimens
Bratleboro, March 10. %
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Latest Intelligence!
50 PnDDnzRs WANTED

YNO pedde Tin " are, Dry Goods and Yankee No
Il tons the ensuing season, TO whom good wages
will be given. To those who wish to buy their loads,
remember and give call (before purchasing y
Our stock is mostly new aud purchased al the lowest
cash prices so that we furnish them better 10
quality, price and pay, than any other place n this
county. Remember to call at the newSlore situated
Main street, at the head OF Factory street, and three
doors east of the Baptist Church, where the sub
scribers will be happy 10 wait any who will favor
them with a call.
WILDER LOCKE
Saxton's River, March 10, 1876. swSO
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Farm for Sale.

RwR TBNIIE Subscriber offers for sale his farm
&JisT)A a lying in The North East part OF Gull
M21iiiM ford, W. and about three miles from
EsSS1B Brallleboro, East Village Said farm
contains about seyentytve acres of good land well sit
uated, with a good house and barn, and other out
buildings The farm is well supplied with fresh wa
ter and contains large orchard of excellent fruit
terms
ERAsTUs b. WEATHERHEAD.
Guillord, March II, 1876. 80
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j. A. PENNINIAN

WOULD inform the inhabitants of Braitleboro
w and vicinity, that he has purchased the lot
m the corner Of Elliot and School Streets, where he in
tends to furnish and keep on hand Granite Stone for
the purposes of building such as Underpinnng, Door
Steps, ButtTesses, Thresholds, Window Caps and
Stills, Plnths, &c. Also, Fence Posts, rough or ham
mered, at short notice, Gate Posts, &C. lie faters
himself that he shall be able TO furnish this important
article in building Of such quality and such prices
that people will find for their interest to give him
liberal patronage, and that the wise master builders
now, as IN olden tines will TO il that their houses
are founded on the rock
March 8, 1876. 90
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A RARE CHANCE.

WANTED, several energetic and enterprsine
" young men, for the purpose OF vending a netc
very splendid, and very useful work-ust published
and Just received from Boston. Every one who aD-
plies with capital of 500, shall be warranted 10
clear, on certain reasonable conditions, $50 month";
,oI year with capital Of $780, the applicant shall
be guaranteed TO clear on the same conditions ESQ n
MONTH Tor year, and shall have good security Those
without any cash will be employed, provided they
give security for what they take, but will not be in
sufed; Leave has been given Ia refer to NJ. p ELI
OF, Merchant, No IS Washington 81 Ros,on Who
recently cleared, in the business, $500 in eight
months. For further particulars, inquire of the sub
scnbeT, at his residence in Guilford, vi.
March Q, 1916. 90
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NOTICE.

TIME Subscriber having purchased of Mr. Chas H.
IL Cune. his stock Of Stoves, Tin Ware, &c, will
continue the said business, at the old stand, in the
Stone Building formerly occupied by Slr Asbe Dick
enson where he will keep constantly on hand a com
plete assortment of
stoves and Stove Furniture, Tin
Ware, &c.
And having experienced workmen, will manufacture
to order, in the best at short notice, all ar
cles in his line, from Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron and
Zinc,-and Job Work done at lowest prices, -and So
lics share OF the public patronage.
Russia Sheet Iron, Sap Pans and Tin Bathing Pans
for sale
Pedders can be supplied with the first quality of
Tin Ware at fair prices.
Braltlehoro, March 10, 1896. 80
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STATE MUTUAL
Life Assurance Company,
OF WORCEsTER, MISS,
a GUARANTEE CdDitqI of 500 COO

Iphh a Guarantee Capital of $1,000
TIME subject OF Life Assurance has been so little
Il considered in this country as to render il almost
wholly unknown except ia cities The above named in
stituton is formed on the principle ofmutua contrbu-
ton and mutual benefit No company has been in OPP
GRAFTON long enough in this country upon the mutual
plan, 10 illustrate the exact amount ofbonus which NAV
reasonably be expected TO from policy of any
given amount yet the amount is so very small that il
comes within tue ability Of almost every person. and
agreeable 10 the 9th section Of the charter all surplus
funds shall be divided among the existing policies al the
expiration Of every three years and allocaed to the
original sum insured a bonus All information rela
tive to Life Assurance and the benefit TO be derived from
it, given with pleasure
JOSEPH STEEN, Agent for Wmdham Co.
Brattleboro Feb. H. 1916. &c
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II stated that uxorious lady, living near Berlin, in
Prussia who has only attained the age OF O3 years. has Just
contracted a fourth marriage with youth of TO- But the
the joke is that among the children which the
bride brought 10 her husband was boy OF So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-19

FmE--The saw mill, at Fort Gibson, owned by the
United States Government was consumed by fire on
the lath ult II was worth some $4,000 or $4,000.
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SICK HEADACHE.

u The following certificate from the lady Of Captain
John Strain, OF the most respectable citizens Of Al
bany, n Reference can be given 70 many others,
y ladies' who peculiarly Affected with this maady
This certify that have been afflicted for many cans
past, with the Sick Headache which distressing complaint
has confined the bed from days the week
during that time. Fer month past have worn Dr..
Chrses Gnlvanie Rings, and occasionally using the Mag
neo FLUID. | am happy TO state that have not been
troubled with the SICK headache since.
ANN STRAIN e. Dewitt St.
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~ The following testimonial Is frum Timothy G.
Dwight, ESQ., who favofably known tor his exertion
in the cause Of Education throughout the United States.
DR. a. u Christie;
Dear SirFof several year have been terribly adoi-
ed with that agonizng complaint called Tic Doufeu1, pm
cipally affecting the asate Al times.
being have suffered meseny have often DIS
Rings each Of my hands aud faithfully using the Nag
ne,c Fluid, the complaint has entirely len me- and
believe myself completely cured
an, very respectfully, yours,
Albany, Dee 4, lsi5 TIMOTHY C. DWIGHT.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. PRosTRATIoN. I'D.

To DIR A. II. Christie For six years have been a suf
itIer, and believe have suffered My dis
was complication OF complaints, brought on by
tons te support my family, ofen being obliged 10 work
the needle for twenty hours out OF the tweny-iour was
afflicted with distress in the head my sight impaired
and general weakness seemed TO PROSTATE my entire fac
ultes. | under the Of DR. Sullwe, 10 Suffolk
street. ioI along time, but my stubborn that it
baiied the skill of every ply sican tried My nervous
element was SUCH that the slightest noise would sometimes
throw me into commissions. Sometimes would not close
my eyes during the night and would walk the room half
the time, For year deaf that could scarce
ly hear any speak My life has been constantly des
paired Of and often wished death 10 relieve my suierngs
Such feeble statement Of my situation last june when
first heard Of your Gavanic Rings aud Fluid purchased
the articles have them since and the result s
that have completely recovered my health, strength aud
spirits My friends my physician and myself are confident
that it is solely The Of your wonderful Rings and
Magnetic Fnid that this happy result has pass and
shall ever gratefully acknowledge il, and am now and
will be, oil times ready state amy further particulars
or To satisfy the public that my assertions true in every
respect LAURA JOHNSON, liz Division street
New York, Nov. !, le4S
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ApopLExY ND PARALYsIs.

M The following is Of deeply interesting ehaac
ter and has atlracted the attention and examination of
some Of the first physicians Of New York and Brooklyn
Capt Andrew J, F. Tones, residing at No. 20 Bridge
street. Brooklyn L. is in his 10th year He has general
ly enjoyed robust health but about three years be-
gan TO fail general weakness and asstude affected him
accompanied with depression of spirits loss of appetite
bility to sleep, sc DR. John, w. Francis of New York.
consulted The usual remedies, such copous bleed
ing, sc, recommended, but shortly after, Captain
Tones fell down nsensble in the street. with Apopetc
f On recovery lie noticed that portion of his side
apparently dead and further examination his physi.
cans his to be that Of combined ApopeKy
and Paralysis lie unable 10 walk without assis-
lance he could neither feed dress himself alone he
was unable arculae distinctly, and his sight was i'm
paired The family of Capt Tones induced try the
Galvanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid and Tor this parpose
procured pair of Rings for the hands pair of Bands for
the mbs aud bottle Of the Fluid in twenty four hours
after using these articles feeling perceptbe in the par.
Aysed parts and Precipitation broke In five days he
was enabled raise his aud his hand and three
weeks he enabled TO walk alone A period of SIX
months has now elapsed during which time no symptom of
Apopexy has been apparent he is enabled take regular
exercise aud al his impaired faculties have been
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100 Bushels first quality HERDS GRASS
lOO S EE ID, for sale at $500 per bushel, by
G. & G. LAWRENCE.
March ID, ls46. 80
NTORTHERN and Southern Glover, and Red Top
y Seed for sale by G. s. c. LAWRENCE.
March IA. 1876. 80
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An AntidOte for the Western Fever.
NOTICE..

NU l1OINs
4 hereby forbid all persons harborng trusting my
Il dear and respected wife Carissa H.. on my account
as shall pay debts of her contracting after this
date.
With hitter tears perform this heart rending task.
love and respect my Wife most tenderly.
EZRA CUSHMAN.
Wilmington, March T. 1915 80
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Mrs Elizabeth Miller, No 90 Polar ST., between Rachael
Of the attacks Of Rheumatism, for which she
had tried every thing in vain The extreme pain would
oen compel her to rise ten times In night ard her hands
were drawn up to be completely useless Amer using
the Rings and Fluid only twenty five hours, the pains
urey le and she has not had the slightest attack Tor Pc
Rod Of over months.
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FOR SALE.

a A GOOD BUILDING SPOT containing
fSSssfA IN over half an of Land on Chase ST.
I.sstt3 Also, House and Barn, situated in East
tzS1s-sa G uillord, with out Buildings and Garden at
tached thereto. The Tenement is very convenient
and will be sold low, or rented Immediately, subject
to sale
The above property will be sold at a bargain and
liberal credit will be given il desired.
CHAPMAN SWAIN.
For further particulars enquire Of
NATHANIEL BLISS,
or T. DICKINSON.
Bratteboro, March o, 1916. 90
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Beethoven Musical Series.

Musical A. B. c., WITH SONGS TO swEETrs
STUDY, by f. Ives, IT,, %
THE MUSICAL SPELLING Book, new method
Of Musical Instruction and RecTeations, Svo., by
+. Ives, j., SC
TINS Musical READISe Book, new method
Of Instruction; and Music, Sacred and Secular
designed for Schools and Musical Academies, by
L. Ives, Jr., / 90
Tue BEETHovES COLLECTION or SACRED
Music, comprising Themes, first arranged
from the Instrumental Compositions Of Beethoven,
Haydn, Mozart, and other eminent Composers,
and original Tunes, Chants and Anthems; the
whole hafmonized in four parts, with an accom-
paniment for the Organ. TO which is prefxed,
new method of Instruction in the Rudmenis of
Music, and the Art Of Reading. with Annoialions
by Messrs Ives, Alpers, and Tmm, 100
This is the first series Of Books for Schools produced
in this country that affords the of teaching Mu-
Sic in all the stages Of progress through which il must
pass, when treated abanch Of general educaiion--
The plan embraces that Of the eminent DR. Schneider
Of Germany, and Of the Able Meinzeo Of France,
which are now the most approved methods Of Europe,
Published by PAINE & BURGESS, co John ST.,
N. Y, and for sale by Booksellers, generally. 90
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These testimonials all Of which from the most re-
spectacle sources have heen selected from several hundred
Of similar character which have been procured during the
short time the discovery has been before the American pub
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ErILErsY ANp PALrIrArIoN on nae nEARr.

lF The following relates Clergyman the SON
in-law Of Mr. John Jacob Aston, OF New York.
Rev. John Brisied, Minister Of the Episcopal Church. at
BRISTOL X. l. residing in Maine street, has always been
subject distressing attacks OF Epilepsy, often falling
nsensibe. The disease has been accompanied with vo-
lent Papsion OF the Heart and rush OF blood to the head
For three years be has been unable preach attend
his other duties, Mr. Brsed has found the most valuable
benefit from the Rings, Bands and Fluid Is better IN every
" recovering his health All symptoms Of Epilepsy have
left him
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GRASS SEED.

ERDS GRASS, Red Top and Northern and
sale by WII1iIsT0N q TVT w w
March 10, 1886 90
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One of the best Farms,

OIle OF Tie best Farms,
Sss$sSA- CONTAINING about 500 acres Of Land
s4kSSS ~ with Buildings new and all in perfect
@YM@ order, lying about four miles fiom Braitle-
- boro, on the Main Road to Guiliord CEN
tre,-wel known as the Nichols Farm, is for sale, and
must be Sold owing to the III health OF the owner
The Farm is too well known TO need an enumeration
OF oil its good qualities; but for Genteman's resi-
dence or or Farmer TO invest few thousands Of dol
lars, the like opportunity IS not TO be found in South
Permont.
The Farm win be sold altogether, or divided if
desired. For further particulars see the premises.
EPHRAIM NICHOLS
Or in Brattleboro, HENRY CLARK,
}ZELOTES DICKINSON
4" Greenfield, ASHER SPENCER.
Mach 9, 1886. 6ws2a
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RHEUMATIC GOVT.

NhTIsIF
Sir-Aher fair trial OF almost every thing without any
good effect think must attribute remarkable 10
lhe power ofyour Gayanlc Rings aud Magnetic articles
II not mistaken IN the cause they have very seriously
relieved of Rheumatic Gout Of long Standing togethsr
with general nervous debility OF the system.
MRS MARY JACKSON, 100 Bank st, NY
" Mrs Jackson is relative Of MAJOR NJ. NJ Noah, who
has kindly added tie following
Dear Doe,or--Tbe above is personally known to
me, and is not less strange than It happy result
to which bear witness with pleasure. may state, that
some other have come TO my notice Of nature equal
ly fortunate aud successful
Very sincerely yours, NJ NJ. NOAH.
New York, Oct 30, 1916.
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No. I Pearl ST., Boston.
Howe q DeblOis,

American COttOnS and WOOIenS.
TINHE attention Of Country Merchants is respectful
Il " solicited to their unequslled assortment for
Styles and Variety, which will be sold at the very low
est market prices.
March 3, 1876. ep3m2s
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Lumber.

SUCH as Square Timber, warranted and common
- Spruce Shingles, Floor and common Spruce
Boards, Clapboards, wooden Eve Spouts, Sitwork,
&C., &C., constantly for sale in Putney by
March l6, ls46 ,fs0
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CHRlsTIE's MAGNETIC FLUID

Is used connection with the Rings aud their nndfca.
tons. This composition has been pronounced by the
French chemists To be Of the most valuable
Of modern science It's believed 10 possess the remarkable
power ofrendefng the sensitive TO Galyane acon
by this causing concentration Of the influence
the seat o the dsease and thus giving rapid aud permanent
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March IL, 1916.

IR0 Bushels H. G. Seed, extra quality,
AcO 100 bushels Northern Red Top Seed
Northern aud Southern Clover Seed for sale
by G. T0WNSLEY & SON.
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which mental arithmetic is combined with the of
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