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Millinery Goods, &c.
WHITINCHAM ACADEMY.

rVNHE Fall Term ofthis Institution will commence
IL on Wednesday, the % day ol Sept. next, under
the spperintendence Of Mr. N. J. SMITH as Principal,
and Miss MARIA L SMITH Assistant.
The Trustees 1atter themselves that from the long
experience Of Mr. Smith in teaching at the South and
the facilities Of location, those who palonize this Ia
slution will receive perfect satisfaction, with the pro-
gress Of the pupils both 10 the Sciences and Morals.
Terms.
Common English branches, $500
Higher do, including Algebra, $50
Latin, Greek or French, 400
Drawing and Painting extra, 100
Mucc, including use Of Piano, and all other
branches, 500
N. l.. BUTLER, Sec. pro ten.
Nottingham, Aug. ii, 1916. swo2
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FARM FOR SALE

.2smA WING in Nottingham, 3 mile from
&tHss.lA llfhe AouTshng village OF Jacksonville,
H4zllIE on good road; containing las acres Of
sx<'2 good land, well walered, suitably divided
into Moving and Pasture; good wood lot, with first
rate second growth sugar orchard; amos, the whole
Farm fenced with good stone wall; good House, two
good Barns and Sheds, and Apple Orchard. Said
Farm viii be sold together or in pieces to suit buyers
EDMUND BROWN.
Whihngham. Aug. TO- 1876. ~ 81
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GfThe Commissioners have adjourned the location Of
NE remainder Of the Cheshire Railroad 10 the 10Th OF Sept
The location Of the Depot in this village will be deter
mined on Thursday. On Friday the Committee OF The two
e.ds Of the Cheshire and Rutland roads meet at Bellows
rails 10 fix the point and terms Of COMMUNICATIONS Sea-
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IIurrah The Rail Reads Coming y /

YEvHE subscribers intending soon TO remove from
n their present location and wishing TO reduce their
stock much possible, will sell until The Isl Of Oei
neri, any article Of Dry Gonds Groceries, alta great
reduction from former prices. Those wishing 10 pu-
rhase will please call and
TOWNsLEYS SONS.
Aug. IL, 40 81
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New CoparInershin.

EDwARD A, sTEARNS informs his friends and
IL customers, he has associated with him in business
as copartner, Mr. FREDERICK c. EDWARDS, au-
der the name and style Of r. a. STEARNS, e. co
The manufacture OF Rules in all its branches, will be
carried on by the subscribers, at Is. A. srKAaKs' old
stand. Il. A. STEARNS,
II. c. EDWARDS.
Bfalieboro, Aug. 2, 1896 81
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To Bridge Builders.

WILL be sold 10 the lowest bidder Friday the 2slh
wv inst, al o'clock, r NJ, At SMITHS in Green
River the building OF the West Abutmeut Of the Bridge
crossing Green River Cuttings Paper Mill, and all
necessary repairs Of said Bridge. siA-
asilal 'ls II S. AsHCRAFT,l h1ua
q. BRIGGS, seecinlen.
p5 Is rea- II. SMITH,
Guilford, Aug, !, 1916. SO
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srRAynD on STOLEN.

nN or about the fifth inst, a smallish
.1zsr<<fyS ~ sized BAY MARE, with some white
.rN| hairs on the forehead, switch tail, shod all
M round and on first starting of, little in
cined TO pace Whoever viii give information Of The
same 10 the subscriber shall be handsomely rewarded.
GEORGE SARGEANT.
Bratllcboros Aug. n, 1896 Aa
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Ut We learn that drove his horse and wagon of
the abument Of the bridge this side nc Troy village
the night last week Tie horse killed. and the
injured that he laid all night and found there the
morning We have been unable 10 get any farther parle
uars.-keene Sentinel.
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Are nqnested to meet al the TOWN HOUSE, in said
Guilford, SATURDAY the 10Th inst, at o'clock, r.
NJ to make arrangements or the approaching election.
pune,ual attendance Of all the Wings is requested
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Notice to Road Builders.

A NY person having team and wishing 10 take a
by applying Immediately to The subscribers The Road
70 be made TO the acceptance OF Israel Keyes, Esq.,
Commissioner appointed By the County Court.
JOSEPH DIX.
ASA B0YDEN.
Dummerston, Aug. sth, 1916. 81
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PATENTS.

.aMERIC1N and FOREIGN OFFICE,
And Agency for The slatrs Patent Office, Washington,
No q, STATE STREET BOsroN.
FT1HE subscriber by appointment from thr Commission
n efcf Pstcns, IL Agra, Of the u. = Patrut Oiee f
the purpose q receiving and forwarding 10 the nj
such models specimens of Ingredients and manufactures
shall be- inen led be patented deposited therein.
which will b. ncrvrd and forwarded free NJ rrpcHss and
rsk 10 their owncrE, and with al possible dspaich The
subscriber will prepare Caveats Specifications Assign
ments, and ali the necessary Papers and Drawings will
mike researches into American and Fnreign works ir
lsbising the validity utility Of nvcnionn and render
advice on all legal and scientific matters, rcsp etn the
Sand. Patents secured in Europe and other cpuntres
BY application At this office inventors saved the time
and eKpensr oia journey 70 Washington and delay there
as weas all psrsonal trouble 10 obtaining their patent
The experience Of fourteen years pructee extensive col
leciions Of works Documents decisions, &c.
ehanca subjects and the Patent Lawsand patents Of d
rent eounlfes collected al much expense during the long
time this Office has been established and 10 which daily adj
dtons being made together with accounts here kept
Of nvrnions patented al Washington, enable 20 Afford
npnranl assistance and information 70 inventors DESTROYS
Of securing Patehts which In other respects might be diff
cult Of aiiAinmcnt
R-H EDDY, Civil Engineer.
Angus, ~, 1876. 1yb2
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August Elections.

IspIAsA.--whiicomb (Locofoco) has been reelected
Governor BY sbou, $500 mpof,y Legslaiure-The SEN
stands "a Wings and 26 LocOoeoslas year tie. The
House of Representatives, So Wings and as LocOocos-
last year precisely the Wing majority in join,
ballot, b.
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EIrRAoRDIEAKy CASE or ARsos Last Sunday eve
Ping Mrs Louisa Disbrow, Of Stafford committed
al in this village for burning her husbands barn. filed
with grain and hay, Saturday last. Yesterday had
short conversation with her, from whom learned that
her intention not TO burn the barn. but 10 burn the
hue, and then destroy herself She says however, that
e went TO The barn with match, and scratched il the
boards which took fire. She then returned to the house,
n making arrangements to burn the house and hang
herse her apron took fire Of the neighbors having
discovered the re rushed in at this time, tore The burn
Ing apron IRON her and prevented the further accomplish
men Of her intention Mrs Disbrow is &c years OF age,
has three children the eldest eight years and the youngest
Ten months old, the eldest by former Husband, the
Youngest BY Disbrow She talks freely Of the whole trans
action affects conceal nothing, attributes all TO domestic
dcultes, and ancaH that the law inct greater
onhOPpness than she experienced since her second
'marriage-Bdtapia TsHes. t Ftg5N
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20
Employment.

The following just sentiment uttered by Daniel Web
e in late speech in the Senate Of the United States II
should be had in everlasting remembrance:
"Sr say il is employment that makes the people hap
P Sir this great truth ought to be forgotten III
ought to be placed upon the epage Of every book po
ltca economy intended for America, and such coun.
tres America. II ought 10 be placed in every farmers
lm,nack II ought to head every farmers magazine and
mechanics magazine II should be proclaimed every where
Notwithstanding what hear Of the uscfulness-and sd
m. the high usefnlnessof cheap
that the great truth should be proclaimed where,
should be made into proverb, if Il couid--that WHERE
THERE is WORK FOR THE HANDS OF MEN
THERE WILL BE WORK FOR THEIR TEETH
where there is employment there will be bread And 10
country like own, above all others, will this truth
hold goOda country like ours where, with great deal Of
spirit and activity among the masses il they find EN-
Payment, there is always great willingness to labor Il
ey obtain fair compensation for their labor they will
have good houses-good clothing food, and the
means Of educating tier families and il they have good
houses, and good clothing, and good food and Of ed.
esang their children from labor tina; labor will be cheer.
w. and they will be conented and happy people
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stare or Vermont.

" f- MARLBORO, Sd.
Ia Probate Court, .94g. i7h, 1546.
The following petition Is presented, TO wit;
To hs Hoa Probate Conr for the Dstriei fusritoro
TINE subscribers, Administrators upon the estate
Il OF LUTHER BARTLETT, late oi Marlboro,
in said district, deceased, would respectfully represent,
that in rendering and settling the first account of ad-
ministraon there found the sum Of Si55 Sc doe
and owing 10 the widow and one Of the Adminsira-
tors OF said Luther Bareti over and above the
Of personal property and the sale Of certain real estate
OF said deceased. And whereas, BY the last will and
testament Of ZARAGER BARTLETT, deceased,
father OF the nessie, The estate OF Luther Bartlett,
the n,estate is holden for certain egacles bequeathed
TO the daughters of the said Zafager Bartlett, to
the amount of about S9i0 co. they therefore pray the
court 10 grant them license TO sell much Of the Real
Estate Of the said interstate will pay cancel said
before mentioned. with all necessary expenses.
LUCY BARTLETT,} .,..,.
SIMEON ADAMS, Au'n' To-
July IS, 1886.
Whereupon, il ia ordered, that said Administrators
notify all persons interested that shiseourt will decide
upon said application Ut the special session thereof
10 be holden nj the probate Office Ia Brattebcro 10
said district on the tenth day Of Sept next by pub
fishing copy Of the record Of sad petition with this
order thereon three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phenix, printed said BTapeboro previous to said
time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r. So
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MIssouRThe returns come in slowly, bu, the State !,
LOcofoco all over and wehase hope that any chang,
has taken place. -aru
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CL AP u o "A r % SIT

lfOR SALE Low, about 5000 feet Of nice Clupboards
thoroughly aeaaoned. They are 70 be found at Capt
Lord Hotel. tlt
Rraiilrboro, Aug ", 1916 s9l 4sr 5w52
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ParficnInr Nnlice.

eo- All persons indebted 10 the late firm, either by
note or account, requested make ediaie pay
ment 10 HANNIBAL HADLEY, who is duly au-
thorized to settle The same. y, iiADLEY.
BTatileboTo, Aug. l7fh, iS46. Sw5
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FARM FOR SALE. {
a Rare Chanee for a Farmer /!

aA Rare Chance for Farmer!
IA THE subscriber IN consequence Of IN healih
AA IL wishes 20 sell his Farm OF exchange il for
listints small one.
liiliH The very low price he will take, aud the
very easy ierlhs for payment that he will make
and the superior locaon &c makes tia great nducemen
10 all lhuse wishing to 60 into farming business,
large their business, TO examine these premises.
The Farm lies In the easerly part Of Wafdsboro, only
about six miles from FsyetteVils, the County seat and
within 10 miles Of Meeting House, Store and various
Mechanic Shops, and contains 100 Acres Land fenced al
most entirely with Stone WALL and 10 wen wooded and
waered large and thriving Sugar Lot Of from 500 10
700 Trees with Sugar House aud apparatus il has
also convenient buildings Of which In good repair
Come and see And " any further particulars with re.
gard the same wanted call the Subscriber on the
premises, OF L. PIisrToE, at North wardsboro.
.i.a,.r DANFORD MAY.
wnrdsboro, Aug, ~, HG 3wss
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the coparinershir
y heretofore existing under The name Of H.aDLEF
s. SARGENT, was by mutual eonseat dissolved on
the goth day Of July last
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SILVER WARE,


DRACKETT cannot be beat as TO quantity, quail
10 ~ and low prices. And those Brushes 1--WE read
of are going rapidly. You had better call soon.--
And the Fine Tooth Combs constantly on hand
and selling cheap.
81 HID. BRACKETT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

T The Grand Jury Of the county had under consider
alton last week. the complaint against Mr. David N. Car
penter postmaster Of this place for opening letter id.
dressed 20 Mr. Truman b. Hicks, but found bin, and
Thursday Mr. Carpenter discharged from his rrcegn
without day'- Gresgfed Democrat, -a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

ILLIsors The Locofoco candidate for Governor has
been elected by about the usual majority One Wing and
three LOcofocos have been elected to Congress far
heard irom--the al the last election.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20
b. Wanted.

1.-TWO Journeymen Cabinet Makers God steady elm
poyment and good pay.
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state or Vermont.

IL Probate Court, aag. 8, i54G.
The following petition is presented, to wit;
To hs Hon ds Probate Court for s district Of Ma,itoro
VyBESEzEr HowE, Jr., Administrator upon the ea.
H tate Of MASON LAMB, late Of Vernon, deeeas.
ed respectfully represents that the amount Of debts
due from said deceased, Is Ss0i,i ~
That The expenses Of administration
viii be about ht 1900
That the signmeDt fDr child under 7 ID 1850
That the assignment 10 the widow, is 245,Sa
sIIse,4s
That the value Of the Personal Property Is 506,40
Leaving balance unproyded for Of s69O,0S
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NoRrn CARoLIsA.-Gov. Graham (whig) has been
elected by majority of9OOO 10000 The Wing majority
the last Presidential election 3045 In the Senate the
Wings will have majority Of 6-last year tie In the
House the Wing majority will be somewhere from II 10 90
enough for all practical purposes Two Wing United
States Senators will be chosen by this legislature.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

NJ 1t is said that Gov SLADE Of this Saie has accept
ed the office Of President Of the oben Institute Ohio
and will thence when his present term Of Office
pires, ts aF
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Ladies Shoes.

III AIDES wishing 10 purchase good sefsieable aud
IL fashionable Shoe Cater find large assortment
al the sobsorher Cash Shoe Stare where they b bad
cheaper than att any other place in the County
Fayetteville, Aug = Ie46 svsi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

Mr. Gillespie, at Pittsburgh, has engraved the Lord
cent piece. at
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Hon Jacob Collamer Of Woodstock has been nominated
for reelection 70 Congress- BY the Wings Of ihe seeon'
District,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

SAP AccipEsT.--A young man, MI George Spoonen
burg, from Mohawk Village New York. Of The
seers Section To- lst Division, OF the RailroAd
struck by rock weighing and half which loosen
ed and rolled from the deep rock II struck him upon
the head and shoulders breaking his skull collar boe, rib
and thigh He lived about five hours and renamed per
lectlv senseless till denth.-B
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FOR SALE.

A NEW PIANO FORTE of very superior tone
IN and power, and recently from the mandatory 10
Boston, can be purchaaed on very reasonable terms
on application 20 m
sw5i Mt. sHEAFE, Westminster, VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

Miss Mary L Knckerhaoker, of Schaghtcoke, who wa
about graduate al the Troy Female Seminary died dur
ing the examination, last week
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Rnrettenille Nigh SchooI.

Fayetteville High School.
rT,HE subscriber will open Select School at Fay
Il cuevle Wednesday, Sept 9, to continue 10
weeks. Instruction will he given IN all branches
ally taught in our Academies.
RATE OF TUITION
English branches, $500
Classics, $50
A deduction Of $50 from the above rates will be
made tor those under 2 years Of age
tCJ@ Particular attention will be paid 10 those in
lending to teach the ensuing winter
Buard in good families he obtained on the most
reasonable terms. l.. Il. SHERMAN.
FayeIIeviile, Aug. 8, 1876. 9wis50
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| ILLUSTRATED BorAn.-The August number Of this
valuable monthly published by j. K Wslman, New YORK;
has just hand contains its usual Of
full the subject of Botany &c, and is embesh
ed with four plates of splendid colored flowers.
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Great Attractions at Brackets.

A MOTHER and more extensive lol Of Gold and
n Siiuer Watches Of every description, cheap the
cheapest Call and look, and purchase, you think II
SILVER WARE,
A large assortment. For sale very reasonable by
81 II. ID. DRACKETT.
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U1- The commenced running from Northampton L
Bloody Brook, on Monday.
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Death Of Roman Catholic BishoP.-Rght Reverend
Bishop Fenwck died in Boston Tuesday, lith inst at
the age Of 60.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

FnoM Tar Annr-Thsre is nothing Of gres, impOrtane,
from the seat OF War.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

KEsrueKr-This State /, Wing "to the back -bOns,' a
usual. M NFf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

The number Of foreign emigants arrived At New York
city alone, since the LIST Of March, is $685.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

Fa4+ SENATOR'S.
Windsor Connty--Artemss Cushman. Harvey Burton,
Robert b. Cram, Dearborn X. Hilton.
Rutland CounayJoseph Il. Chiiienden, George T. Hodg
es, John Fox. gta
Bsaningtgn couaiy-Blackman E. BrOwnell, Hcman
Morse.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

manufactures "nefe ne 70 hnu MARKET 'or ms wool
Even 'Ov p.. sen. M.u,u aDa w., @ ay '"ng ~ ,aOa
projection unless he can lind sale tor the products he
Iaises' "hat We nave saa ABOUT wool appes eqnaiiy
Northern states DISCRIMINATION agsins, HON. prOduc
lion aud Home labor is one Of the most prominent ieatues
= ''- - ~ . ~ ~ NV ~
yvo,r;.,.,as, - :, ~. r., ..,,,..,
-
l..a. pt...:.
august Dioo"ohs'
-Whitcon,b n.ocofocoN has heen re.eiected
o;oysrno, hy sbon, o5oo osio,;,v Sen.
ale stands "a wbg. and 81 Locofoco.ls., n, The
House of Representatives. So wbgs and 45 Loeotoco.
last year precisely the reverse Whr majority in ioin,
'-''''' -s - hn4H
M,ssount1he returns come in slovly nm, An. State 4.
+ ..c.. n - - ..,L-. -. ~, - 49, =
has taken place
lLLISos-Ihe Locoioco candidate for Governor has
been elected BY abou, the usual majority One Wing and
three Locoocos have been elected to Congress as far as
heard lrom--the same as n, The i,.t election
NoRrn cAHoIisA'-Goy. Graham (whisl has been re-
elected oy mslor'y o''oOo OF ivVvo Inc wing m'!oIy
.e M r'e'oeh'Ai erection, was o'4o IN 'ne Sens'e 'e
House the Wing majority will be somewhere from II to 90
enough for all practical purposes Two Wing United
sia,es ssen.o,, will he chosen bv This Ieosln,.rr r.
v r-. c.. ,,.,-a,- ....
ht"oeA''-'h's e'a'e wing 70 Tue oaoA''ne' 90
usual. N8Ne
The number Of foreign eaigran'' arrived at New York
CITY alone since the isto March, Is eo'oSS'
IIIv'raArlD Bor.sr-rhe August number Of this
valuable monthly published by j. X Wsllman, New York.
b,, lust come 10 hand I,cOuains It's usual amount Of
full matter on the subject of Botany &c and Is embesh
cd with four MATES Of spleod,d colored flowers.
~ w. - -r
i; .,;d ,h., Coz g, .,r ,f This ss,a,. b.. aceen
" - = - 80, -, :, 49,, =. r1lrr
ffcsQent
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31
Newport Female Seminary.
MISSES COE, PRINCIPALS.

N this INSTITUTION the scholastic year is divided into
two terms Of 90 weeks each, the Summer Tern
commencing on the third Wednesday in May th,
Winter Term the first Wednesday in November. Pu
pills can board at the Seminary and pursue their stude,
during the vacations II Pareuts desire.
Boarders, 200 per annum, including fuel in winter
sea bathing in summer and extensive course OF Eng
lish studies, 300 will include music drawing ana
painting latin and modern languages.
Day Scholars, SO per IL weeks. Primary Depart
ment, IS per III weeks.
REFERENCES.
NEwPoRT-Rev. &. 7. Brooks. Rev 7. Thayer
Capt. Taylor, u. :. ~, Hon. Henry Y. Cranston
Peeg Clarke, Esq. and Samuel B. Vernon, Esq
New YoRK.-Dr. Potts, Rev. H. Mason, Messrs
Prime Ward A. King, and John GihOn, Esq.
BRooKLyN.-Drs stone, Cutler, Cox, Brt adhead and
Rev. Francis Vinton.
WEST PoINT-Capt Brewerton, u. =. Engineers.
NEw IIAvEN-Dr. Romeo Elton
MoRRIsTows.-Rev A. Henry Dumont.
BosToS.-Augustus Thorndike, Esq, Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, Rev. DIR. Lowell, Rev. David Reed, Rev.
y. N. KIRK, Rev. WIN. NJ. Rogers, Rev. II. Winslow,
Principal Of Beacon High school, Lowell Mason, Esq.
JAMAICA PLAINs.-Rev. J. o. Choules.
SAvANSAH.-Rev. w. Preston, NJ. Hall McAllster,
Esq, Francis Sorrel, A. A. Somers, Esq.
HAGUE, VA.-Dr Wheelwright, Waller Bowie, Esq.
Newport Sept 4, lSi5.
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EIEADACnE-,Sisk or Nervous

IHNIlOSE who have suffered and are weary
IL Of suffering with this distressing CONS
plaiui, w.u find SPENCER'S VEGETA
Bile PILLS, remedy at once certain aa
immediate in its effects. One single dose
coming on. will cure il in one hour, and felt
guen:Iy in 5 minutes.
The proprietor of this highly celebrated
medicine. feels il IA duty to make known 10 the
good people Of Newport and its vicinity, ils
extraordinary virtues. In all cases of pain Il
single trial will satisfy the most incredulous,
that they will give immediate relief no regard
" to he hal as 10 what time they are taken.
This medicine, for want oS materials which
compose il, has been principally confined TO the
State Of Rhode island. Were it as well known
! in all the States, the wants could not be sup.
piled upwards OF twenty thousand boxes
Of the inestnIabe Pills have been sold within
the last twelve months in Rhode Island alone.
The Pills are put up invariably ia round TN
boxes, the cover OF each box stamped G.. S.
The outs de covering must he an engraved
LABEL and signed g. Spencer, with the proprie,
Tors own hand. No other can be genuine.
Each hox contains 81 Pills.
Price S7a cents.
For sal9 by Miss BErSEY w. STANDBY,
Store ~, Spring street, formerly occupied by
the late Mrs. Mary Tilley. and al wholesale by
The principal Druggists in the city OF Provi:
dence.
Prepared only by the subscriber in Warwick,
X. l., who Is sole proprietor, TO whom only
he composition is knOwn.