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The American Plaster,
-FoR THE CURE Or
Rheumatism, Weak Backs, &c.


MO article in the form Of specific be found that
' afforded the amount Of relief to suffering hu.
maniy in this conny has this plaster within the short
period since its introduction TO the notice Of the public
Thousands who have been relieved from the most excru
ating rheumatic pains in few hours ae their application,
will beara decided testimony in their favor be shown
by letters and certificates received from parts OF the
country. They not only remedy for the RUIZ.
but Tor all affections Of the Kidneys, Lame Bgeks
SIDES % and in fact in all where pasers may be used
with any prospect Of success these will be found to operate
like a charm.
These Pastes prepared by dipping fine bleached cot
lon in the MATERIAL thereby forming basis which renders
them much substantial than those that spread and
are put the pce Of the Poor Mans and other cheap
Plasers, which brings them within the reach Of all no
need them few trials in any community will insure
confidence.
Prepared and sold by A. F. wHlTTERMoRE, Essex,
Conn.
Also, for sale by JosEPH SrEEN Brateboro Birchard
a. Sawyer, Fayetteville Nathaniel Cheney, Townshend (;
Hyman Burgess, Grafton Jos. A. Smith, Prootorvle }.
H. smith, Ludlow Jarus Judson, Tyson Furnace; Wheel
ef X Stark, Plymouth f. Clement a. Co, Bridgewaer
Townsend n Blackman, Barnard j. Smith g. Co.. Bethel
Jno A. $. White, Mortified; A. Lamson & Co, Brain.
lreet and by agents generally, throughout the State
Sept H. 1876. 3m4
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STATE OF VERMONT.


Ia Probate Court, Dee. 6, 1876
The following petition is presented, to wit
To The Hon. the Probate Court for the District oil MARION
ID EURES WNS, Guardian of NAsoT EsrnER EANIs, y
~ JEssE CLEsEsr EAAEs, minor children oil 'Lss,
EAMES, late OF Nottingham in said district deceased -
heirs Of the said Jesse, deceased, respectfully epns
that the Real Estate OF his said wards is situated IN y
south part of said Whlngham and not upon any Paa'
Travelled road highway with no building thereon sln
ing excepting barn, and that the widow OF SAID deee
has sold her interest in said Real Estate by contract ~
that said Real Estate be sold at its full yalne AZ
that il will be likely hereafter 10 depecate in value vls
Of the said Guardian ptays said court for license TO 81
the Real Estate Of his said wards that the may p
at interest for them.
REUBEN WYNN, Gufta
Dated at Nottingham, Nov. 2, 1876.
Whereupon, II is ordered that said Guardian noli D
persons interested, that this will decide upon sad
iton, at special session thereof to be holden Al he W
bate Office in Brateboro, in said district the last We
nesday in December inst, by publishing copy oil The
cord Of said petition with this order thereon three WEES
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix printed sad b'
tleboro, previous to said time Of hearing.
A true copy of Record, ,sp..,
Attest, b. d. HARRIS ~s'
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Jayns's Erpeeiorani -This is undoubtedly the most
valuable, Gas il is decidedly the most POPULAR medicine
Of its kind ever introduced in this state. The demand
for Il has been constant aud increasing, from The time
il first offered for sale here the present time;
merous testimonials OF its real worth and usefulness
from very many Of our citizens, might be produced,
but trial will satisfy all, that il is a speedy fnT
coughs, colds, influenza asthma, hoarseness, splitting
of blood and all kinds Of pulmonary affections. Ban
gor (.Me.) Daily Wing.
Sold by DUT'FON& CLARK, Braiileboro. I6
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MELODEONS.

YNHE 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 at as low prices can be procur-
ed in The country. Quality OF Instruments warranted
equal to any other manufacture.
s. II. JONES,
WOODBURY. & BURDITT.
oO- All orders received at the store of Woodbury. &
Burdili, opposite Hall and Townships, where NAV be
found general assortment Of Musical Instruments, In
struciion Books, Strings, &C., &c.
WOODBURY. & BURDITT.
Brattleboro, June %, 1916. a
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Cholics and Fetting Of Infants.

Every mother should have Jayne's Carminative.
is the very thing they need for their children as il i'm
mediatey cures the cholic, and always all irritation
the stomach and bowels
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

The sudden changes OF the weather. during this sea-
OF the year. exhibit most baneiul effect the
human system, facilitating and Frustrating 1.-THE
stomach and bowels become derangeJ, giving timely
notice to all, who inclined TO give attention to the
warning voice Of nature. At such times Jayne's Car
mnative' never fails TO afford immediate relief check.
ing the disease and restoring the patient 10 vigorous
health. Mothers cannot be too cautious with their
children during this month, and the month following
and in the earliest stages Of this disease whether rom
this falling remedy Hundreds of certificates
from respectable persons in this city, in possession
of the proprietor, ready to exhibit TO all who may de-
sire TO them his Office, No. South Third ST.,
Philadelphia.
For sale by BUTTON e. CLARK, Bat,leboro. IS
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in all ito various branches, viz House. Sign and Imitation
Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging, &c, at the DIN
STAND door north of the Vermont House lie hopes
by ialhfuness 10 merit and share Of public pat
tonage. ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Brstteboro Aprl % 1896 81
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State Of Vermont.


In Probate Court, Dee 4h, 1876
The following petition is presented, to wit
To hS Hon. Probate Court for uie District Of Alr
LNDwARD PARsoNs, Guardian Of FRANKLIN y
~ MILLER g. ELLEN S. MILLER, mne ev5
heirs 10 the estate OF .AJraham ID. Miller, late W.
boro, deceased, respectfully represents that u wpuI
conducive to the interest Of his said wards 10 sea ~
Real Estate which they own in common, sl'1aHs /.
said Marlboro, and put the proceeds Of such sac ~ 4
teres. Wherefore, he prays the court TO graz ls
license TO sell said Real Estate for the purpose OIL '
said. IL,
EDWARD PARSONS, Guards
Brattleboro, Dec. 4, 1916.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Guardian l oo,,
all persons interested, that this court will d"t~ IL
said application at special session thereof, " I,,i
en- al the probate Office in BratieboTo, N sau % I,
on Wednesday, the SOth day OF December, inS' n
publishing copy of the record OF said peluIGa ".
this order thereon, three weeks successfully 10 US I
mont Phenix, printed at BTatteboro, IN sa'u u''''
previous to said time Of hearing.
true copy of Record, n, Il
Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, heg'
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Cheaper than the Cheapest,

WE now offer and shall sell the remainder Of our
w stock of Goods, which is complete IN every va
reiy commonly kept 10 country store, at COST,
without any regard TO former prices, we are deter
mined to close them out the present winter. u- No
mistake. j. d III. RlCE.
Wardsboro, Nov. 20, 1876. Owls
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"CreenIeaf's Labor Saving Grammar

"Greenleaf's Labor Saving Grammar"
TINHIS book, which has afforded to thousands their
IL only knowledge Ct English Grammar, and has
proved relf The true Labor Saving Grammar, is now
sold al the low price Of IS els. Now our schools
kept only about three winter months, and il is
ceedingy desirable that children should improve this
short time Ia The best advantage, IN duty bound
as rational beings, 10 supply them with those Books
which best calculated 'to abrdge toll and save Ia
bor,' l. c. those from which they can learn with the
greatest facility and rapdity.
For sale single, BY the dozen or hundred, at the
is BRATTLEBORO BOOKSTORE.
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WIN Err GOODS!
CUNE 4 GOODHUE

I'll AVE received in addition TO the former stock,
IL Il a lare stock cf Winter Goods.
Ladies' Cloakings and Dress Goods in great variety.
Silk Velvets, colofed Satns. Ribns and Plumes for
Bonneis. Cashmere and Wool Shawls, Rose Blsn.
keis, Flannels, Bookings Carpengs, Oil Cloths, &c.
Braiileboro, Nov. LIST, 1916. II
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STATE OF VERMONT.


IN Probate Court Dec. 6, lsiG
The following petition IS presented to Wi'
To the Hon the Probate Court for The District Of Marion
Il mus A. wARREs, Administrator upon the tsals I
~ WILLIAM w. WHITE, late Of Whtngham, IN n
district, deceased, represents tina, the amount Of debts de-
from the deceased, is about $1,000
That the charges Of administration will be about 500
s7NM
That the value OF the personal estate,
according TO the appraisal, is $685.
Leaving balance unprovided for Of S374g
That the Real Estate Of said deceased consists Of IS
ofand situated within half mile Of the eenire Of ~.
Nottingham, spprised al $4,000
And inasmueh part Of the Real Estate Of sad h,
ceased cannot be sold without serious injury to ihos n
esled in the remainder should any after paying X
Just debts and charges against said estate the SAID Admins
traitor thereof prays the Hon Court Aforesaid for license
sell the whole Of said Real Estate with the reversed
the widows DOVER for the purpose Of paying sad @ N
charges. LINUS A. WARREN, Admt
Whitngham, Nov. 25, lei6
whereupon, il is ordered that said Admnisialoi noJ
all persons interested that this will decide upon na
application, special session thereof to be holden "a
probate office in Brattlebofo in said district TIE is
"Wednesday Of December inst by publishing copy dua
record Of said petton with this order thereon three wen
successfully in the Vermont PhDniH, printed al said B
teboTo, previous 10 said time Of hearing.
true copy ofreeord.
IG Attest, B. d. HARRIS, Reg
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SO Acres Of Land,
DIR. JAYNE,s ALTERATIYE.

We have been informed by Mrs Rose, ofa cure per-
formed her by Dr. Jayne's .Aherafpe, which proves
its superiority every other remedy Of the kind.
She has been afflicted for the last sixteen years with
Necrosis or While Seedlings, attended with ulcers
lions and exfoliaon Of various bones, during which
time many pieces have been discharged from The IRON
tai bone Of the Uranium, from both her aims, wrists
and hands, and from both legs, and from the le frmo
raj bone, and from the right knee besides painful u
other parts Of her person, which has baed the
skill If number Of the most eminent physicians Of our
city-during most Of the time her suferngs have been
exeruciating and deplorabe. About thee months
since she induced try DR. Jayne's iiierafive,
which has had asonishingy happy effect upon her,
by removing oil pain and swelngs and causing the u-
To neal, while at the time her general health
has become completely restored, that she now
weighs IS lbs. more than she did before she
menced the use Of this truly valuable preparation.
Native Eagle.
For further information, inquir, OF MRS. ROSE,
No. 1913 Filben Street.
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NE w q u u ID >.
PRICES REDUCED.
nrpru,Rn & SAWYER
BIRCHARD & SAWYEI

h ENG determined to close of their large and ell
- egant
stock Of Goods
during the ensuing winter, oler The enire s'ock'
al wholesale or retail at greatly
Reduced Prices.
One OF the beauties Of trade is brisk and lively bu-
snesa another the mutual advantage ol the pafles-
Bnt we are content 10 take our share Of the advantage
in the reduction OF present large stock OF goods,
with little regard 10 cost or proitgyng purchasers
the benefit Of low prices, aud better baigans than ihey
will be able 10 find elsewhere.
We have arrangements for receiving IRON time TO
time such additions to our stock as will keep the as.
sortment pretty complete notwithstanding the rapid
sales consequent upon the great reduction OF prices
ptoposed For the information oi purchasers we SUD
-. IL Of nricIcs with the nLiccs nnnrxrd.
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~ Rubbers! Ituhherx
PERIODICAL 4 CHEAP PUBLICITI0XS

yTNHE subscriber would respectfully give MOTIF. "a.
Il he has received the agency Tor lhe G,ov.. 'Sa
riodcals which will be furnished at the sub e.
price, free Of postage, by the single No, or ys,,
Columbian Magazine, Ladies Naton,lu.
Graham's N. Y. Ilus,,.,aa N
Godey's Lady's Book, Ladies GarlanJ
Liite's Living Age, Parlor Annusl
Christian Family Magazine.
Also, most Of the periodicals Of tie day furnish,
nboye -"'4
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS

will be received fast they are issued from bs.,
Also, an assortment of newspapers will he go
by Express, every Saturday Afternoon aud soj Sy u
single copy al city prices. q
tEJ- Any Periodicals or Cheap Publications. M, d.
hand, will be furnished at short notice. NV "
BlallIeboEo, Sept. 3, 1916 !.
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PAINTING.
PAINTING BUSINESS

TTNIE subscriber respectfully the inhabl
Il ants Of Braieboro and vicinity that he continues
carry on the
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Broad Cloths, Cassimercs and COatings

which will be sold at a mere Commission above the
manufacturer and Importers prices.
Good Youse HYsos TEA 20 to 46 cents good
Souchang do, %, Ming Yong, 50; Molasses, % to
81 Salarais, to G; Lamp Oil g. 10 81; good
Chewing Tobacco, Is TO 90; Brown Sugar, 3 to (;
Loaf do, IA f.. b. crushed do, 49, 1000 lbs. SOLE
LrAInIR with general assortment OF Groceries aud
heavy Goods Salt, Flour, Iron, Nails, Window
Glass, Paints and Oil, Sc, SC.
But we have not time to continue the list Of articles
and prices, and respectfully invite purchasers to call
with the that will at all lines be happy
show them The goods and Tell them the prices and
that best efforts shall moi be wanting TO give them
entire satisfaction.
ORCHARD & SAWYER.
Fayetteville, Nov. IL, 1876 Owls
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For further information, inquir, of MRS ROSE,
No. l2s Filbert Street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
The R,hnNa.,

Who intend to 2ose Ave or SIX times each for Dave
BToderick, are hereby informed that their game is
well understood, and viii be blocked If they do
not desist from it. shall need new State Prison
in the South part OF the State as well as one in the
North. The polls will be well watched, and patrols
will frequently pass from to another to detect
81! who may try the game OF Pipelayins or Double
Voting And whenever a man is caught at it.
he viii be followed straight up to the State Prison
by which time there viii be no Silas Wright, as Gov
ernor to pardon him out, Dinsler. fashion. BY the
way, tina; pardon Of Dingler for horrible outrage
poor friendless Irish ssrl VIII be remembered
in the Sixth and other w ards tomorrow!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
YYhir Chnllenucr..

Do your duty sterny tomorrow Resolve on this
ut the outset and stick to it. Whenever you do not
know that the person offering vote is cga! voter
put him to the test! 1t Will do hun no harm at all
ii he is good voter, and create very little trouble
any how; whereas bad votes in the boxes are pro-
ductive OF the most serious mischief No ressona
bic man has any objection to be challenged provid
ed he is good voter: The clamor is made by the
illegal voters and their hackers. Be as forbearing
and kind possible, but say firmly In every case
OF doubt Mr., -, l rcsre, the necessity, but
as YOU are not known tome as voter and as your
party will not allow the question Of who are and
who are no, voters to be determined beforehand, l
am obliged to challenge your vote. Ifaman fires
up at this it is cfa0 Jacie evidence that he not
legal voter and that Your challenge was we'll put
Give us fair vote! We ask no more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
Whx .hould nnr Whlg Vote Nn,lye {

The Loco Focos who got up the Native party,
having accomplished by it the defeat of Henry Clay,
have nearly all skunk back into Tammany Hall, and
many Of them are now enjoying fat salaries as
the reward of their achievement. job Haskell,
Jay Jarvis, John B, Dennis, d. f Ticmann, NJ. NJ.
Quackenbos and nearly all the rest OF the Setters
up Of the Native party, are Tsmmauy leaders again
as much as they prior to ls43. And will the
Wings whom they seduced into the movement be
dipped longerl How they resolve to vote in
such manner to help elect their inveterate and
lifelong enemy, Sas Wright! o friends of Pro
lection to Home Labor and OF the benciccnt meas
ures generally to which the Wings are committed !!
be entreated not to throw away scatter your votes
ut this crisis Do not trite with the Right OF Sut
frage by splitting up Your vote so as to throw 1t
half away, but help to put through the only ticket
that can beat the Tammany and mete out justice to
Silas Wright. What Native once Wing would
not now regret if enough Wing votes had been
drawn off TO Nativism in Pennsylvania to have
given Loco-Focoism triumph We doubt that
even Levin himself could heartily rejoice over such
gain to his party. No, no-put in votes that will
tell against the corrupt rulers who have involved
the Nation in its present perls. Waste not car
fridge, but charge homo upon the trainbanis TO
morrow One more fire. boys. and the victory is
onrnp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
Rs,sare Of q Fatal Mistake.

We have before US q ballo, having list o. car
didates thereon, and at he bottom hsrsof the words
Eguai .Sgfrageco Colored Promotes This
will not answer. The law expressly requires that
the names of all the e7ad,dates voted for shall be
on one piece of paper. endorsed !Sta1e, while the
vote on the adoption OF the Constitution must be
on distinct ballot, reading on the outside Con-
stital;0a, and on the inside amended Co'Lsttal-
t,on-YEs or No as the case MAJ be. So the
Suffrage votes must be dtsftne: from either Of the
foregoing endorsed :. Consultation Suffrage and
read inside Equoi Suffrage to Cotored Persons
YES or No as the case may be. Let every
one be careful TO vote no other ballots than such as
conform TO the above directions and above all. let
no lover OF Justice, no man who processes to be a
Republican or Christian, fail 70 vote YES on
the Suffrage question, whether he votes for or
against the Constitution. Many will think. be-
cause they are hostile TO the New Constitution
that they should not vote the Suffrage question,
but that is great mistake Even if the New Con
stitution should be rejected las cannot believe
it viii be-. it is still most important that the vote
on the Suffrage question should not belle the Dec
laration Of Independence and brand our Rerou-
tonary forefathers as rebels and traitors. Vote
you think best on the Constitution, but in any
fail not TO vote for Equal Suffrage Righteousness
and Liberty for ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
WhlR Working Men

The struggle Of tomorrow is peculiarly your
struggle. The Protection of Labor is your concern
emphaticay, though it is required by the true, en-
during interest Of all classes. 1t from the Me-
chanics and Working Men Of this City masse
that the first petition was sent to Congress for n
Protective Tariff Our Working men always did
stand firmly and unitedly for Protection down to Il
very recent period. Tammany Hall issued most
able and thorough Address in favor of Protection in
1919 The Members sent thence to the Legisla-
tire always voted solid for Protection down to
1929, when all but three so voted. On other
question were the Workies Of this City ever so
long and so thoroughly united RS Oh this very point.
So they are STILL if Party shackles could be stricken
of. So they are and will be in spite OF party
shnckles.
Wing Working Men! if the wealthy and the
powerful grow cold fall away, the greater is our
responsibility, the greater shall be our honor. We
can beat tho train bands of Office md Power as
our fathers, the Wing Militia of ~, beat the Reg
nlars at Bennington and Saratoga! To do this. it
needs but that epery heart shall be devoted every
MUSCLE exerted Let us stand at the Polls Five
Thousand strong tomorrow morning and remain
there till the ballotb closed relieving each
other SO that each may bring up his friends and
neighbors. Let us do this i'll hearty earnest, and
our bntte is won
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
ahioH,In Rehh. Vote.

The Ezpress replies 20 our statement that Mr.
Bebb ran fully up 10 ocr Congress tickets as fol-
lows
We hare not the fun returns from the state and are
therefore unable ssy hos fa- if any in the aggregate
Mr.. bebh behind the Wink Congress tickets. I; Is
certain TIA, ne did fall behind several Districts from
which we have seen returns and doubtless M Johnson
and Sir. Cowsn Wings lost their election to Congress
in the Washington and Belmont Districts IN con>e-
quance OF Wings refusing ct al whc were op-
po=sd TO Hr. Bebbs cours" the negro question -
20 the birney vote being kept down the idea Is absurd
when the Aoouonists have increased some Thousands
Repiy-In the Washington District. Mr.. Bebb
appears b. our returns 10 have only 81 votes
behind Mr.. Johnson, our popular candidate for Con
cress who was elected in % when the District was
strongly Loco and IS doubtless 100 votes ahead OF
the average ofthe W his tickets In the Belmont DIS
trct Bebb has run COO better than Barley two years
ago nearly zoe better than Clay and some 800 bet
ter than Cowen. an ex-Member of Congress very
able and popular. Bebbs in this District Is the
best ever made by Wing FOR any offce-better
than even Gen HdrrisoBs IN $50 The Express
is unfortunate IN its facts rs wrong in Its logic
As to the Birney vote, it is certainly not kept
down from that Of 1.4i and no sensible person
expected 1t would be but that 1t IS fifty per cent
lower than it would have been but for Mr. Bebbs
opposition to the Black Laws, we have no manner
nj douht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
From CayMgn 20.
Extract from private letter to the Editor date,

Extract from private letter to the Editor dated
AUBURN, Oct -, lsi6.
Having rust returned from journey through
the 7th Senatorial District, | speak by the
book as regards our political prospects in this
ton. Csyuga Co. which, from apathy in the Wing
ranks has of late given several hundred LocoFoco
orty will this Fall certainly siee John Young from $50
200 majority think this may be relied This
village will give larger majority Wing than has
done before. Our friends viii all this time
There Boosting triumphins. but quiet resolved
manner about them that speaks very much did the
batteries OF New Orleans cotton bags, and the wooden
walls of the Constitution-an omnous quiet that fore
tells before the battle that cork is be done Sas de-
serted by MS ancient supporters and met in proud array
By the whole nos; OF LocoFoco opponents will follow
in the footsteps of certain ll-trious predecessor
and fall like Lucifer never to Use sgan. Only let
the City act right and will do al IN the country that
our sangune friends all the Union expect
or hope from G. }. :