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MEDICINES,

FALES' MEDIClN ES.
L>ALES' Catharic and Vegetable Purgailve Log
l. engers, aud the best and decidedly the most pop
ular article, not only for adults but for chIdenof all
countries and climates, and in every CONDITIONED life.
They are strictly vegetable, with TASTE nexpressily
delightful they cause no pain IN the operalnn but
the contrary feelings Of pleasure, cleansing the stom
ach and bowels mere perfectly than any olher purga'
tive. Their magic like operation surprises the most
eminent ply sicians, and they RAPIDLY taking the
place of all other nrsa'ive compounds. Every irav-
eller should carry them, every family should keep
them, and every man, woman aud child shonld take
FALEs' WORN LoZENGEs
Are sure remedy and children love hem, they ACT
like a charm in removing the ~ nptoms, starting in
sleep, grating the teeth palene>s about the mouth
and nose, sickness at stomach, precarous appetite
swelled bowels and general fever the child falls into
a que, sleep, the worms supplied and expelled in
every instance far heard from the patient is en-
tlrely cured.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
For coughs, c'ld>, bronchitis, Inciplent consump-
tlon whoopns cough and Group, The most happy eject
isomaned in Jew moments, The symptoms disappear
and The disease Is al once broken up. single trial
is sufficient 10 satisfy the most skepiical.
FALES' DYSENTERY lOZENGES
Cures dvsenlery, diarrnpe nd all bowel compla ns
oiaduIts or children. Pay particular attention to the
directions which accompany each box and they are
not knswn 70 fail Price % GEMS,
FALhS' CAMPiioR LoZENGES,
lepsy, melancholy, hysteria ST. Viius Dance and oil
other cases OF lan2uur and oppression Of the vial
powers, hey are perfectly safe for children
10 all conditions.
FALES' CYPRIAN HAIR TONIC,
l. now 30 extensively known that comment is use.
less. We can say, however. among thousands who
have purchased 1t in this and other countries. none
have complained, l on the contrary expre sed theI
wonder and admiration on behoding II, e ect.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawi"g an antics OF these destructive crea-
banshed forever yOnr houses and s. ore,
if you will procure box of the genuine
Madagascar Rat Extermiuator
and use it according TO directions.
You cannot depend upon the above medicines unles,
obtained Of The proprietor, ]. J. Fales 96 Commercial
street, Boston; TO avoid couniereis the gent ha, q
certificate with The written signature OF J. j. Fales
NJ. d. Member Mass. Med. So. and Boston Med ASS
DIR. Fae> medicines are sold Wholesale add re la a
No. SO Commercial ST., Boston.
burlington, Harrington & Brother, Drngglst
Wholesale and Retailers for the above medicines
Vergennes WIN. Il. Bixby, Druggist; New Harer
| Mills ii. Rider; Bristol Geo. w. Parmeee; Men
Hdren, A. P. Roscoe; Fsrrisbureh Center, Amo
Weiherby; She,burn, J. B. lsham; Hnesbureh, Mar
cur Hull WiNisfon, Morton f. CLARK Jericho Cor
ners, Oakes 4. Peck; Cambridge, Martin Wires
Bdkersfeid, AImingon d. Pomeroy; West Enos
burgh James NJ. Dean; Sheldon, A. Keith & Go.
Fairfield, Burr & Fansworthi Fairfar, S. w. Brusl
g. CO. 10
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Sheeting. Wicking, Batting, &c.
or Bales Of various styles Of Sheetings,
20 20 do do Wcking n ''t
40 do do Rating, ... .N
10 Casss Buskn Mixed Sattinett
Is do Forest Cloth for sale By e.i
Nov. 81, rs FOLLETT Brady,
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HNHE New England ECONOMICAL HOUSE
i KEEPER and Family Recent Book, every
family should have one.
wALTONS' VERMONT REGIsTsR, and Far
mers' Almanac for 1876 At wholesale and reail by
Burlington, Dec 8, 1895. s. WOODS.
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Graham Flour.
TUST received a small quantity Of Graham Flour
y from The Croton Mills N. York; manuhclare,
from the best OF Genesee wheat o.
Nov. 26. lea5. % a. 8, DEWEY.
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THE BOSTON SACRED HARMONY. or New
L England Collection Of Church Music; bv
T. BIssHLL. The above is decidedly the best Book
that can be Ind, the music is new and original and
containing all the various Metres and the Elementary
Principles are as PLAN as any man can talk them.
II is designed for the use of oil denominations.
~ sale by STEVENS WOODS,
Dec. 4, 1915. Agent for he Publishers
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No Humbug,

No Humbug,
GRTDLEY'S TOOTHACHE Drops.
WE the undersigned, having used Dr. Gridley's
w Tooth ache Drops, know hv experience tina,
they are certain cure, and cheerflly recommend
them 10 those afflicted with the Toolh-ache
HOVER, SIELpEN,
!. T.. PACKARD,
GEO. o. ADAMS.
Mlddebury, VT. July, Is45.
HARRINGTON * BROTHER,
22-ly Agents, Burlington, VT
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TIN AND SHEET IRON.
50 boxes l-3 X Tin,

80 4" Xand Square do,
10 " 100 Plate,
$50 boxes Canada Plates,
Is bundles Russia Iron from 81 10 II lb. 10 the
Sheet.
20 bundles English Iron No. "a, 25, &c, and a.
$500 Id. Wire, assorted sizes
5000 III. Brazier's Rods, Tined Copper, Sheel
and Bolt Copper.
25 boxes Ponipuol Iron in Wood boxes,
casks Bright Zinc, for sale low by
27 FOLLETr BRADLEY.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale nv the subscriber :
y large supply Of Ormsbys' Definition Spelling Book
Wholesale and Retail! SWOODS,
December IL. %
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TO PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Robert Thompson's Uteri Abdominal Sup
porter and AbdOmido Pelvic Banda ge.

DIR. Robert Thompson's Uteri Abdominal Sup
porter and AbdOmido Pelvic Banda ge.
NE have pnrcha, led the exclusive right Of making
w and vending the above mentioned instruments,
within the Counties Of Chltlenden and Franklin, in
the Stale OF Vermont and we now Ter them 10 the
public, confident that they equal in every aspect,
and in many particular, far superior 10 any Thing OF
the kind ever offered. They have The unqualified
approl alton of the Medical Faculty IN almost all
paris OF the country where they have been intro
ducel. HARRINGTON & BROTHER.
We have carefully examined i,r. X. lhomp on'>
apparatus for the relief aud care OF Proiapsus Uferi
d.c. well a. the testimony and opinions OF highly
eminent members OF the Faculty, AM OF the de-
cided opinion that they worthy the attention Of
the pu lc and that they will IA high rank among
inventions efre the Public for the cure Of the
diseases for which they are recommended.
CHAS. HALL,
III. HATCH,
4. CHAMBERLAIN,
WIN. ATWATER.
The above instrument, fnc.al- by
TfvtfnNGsUN x BROTHER.
Dec 3, lsi5--27nS
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NESS PORK u8
$50 Bbls. Northern Counties
New York Mess Pork. packed and inspected IN No
vember lsA5 and made from very heavy Hogs, tor
sale low by sOLLETr q BRADLEY.
Nov. Is, 1885, "
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TIME PSALTERY,by l.. Mason and Geo. J. Webb
l. . new lot just received and for sale at CRY Pal
cEs, by s. WOODS
December II. %
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INSdIR ANCE.

Wholesale and Retail Agents for the town Of Bur
ingtun, 8 HARRINGTON d. BRoTHEA.
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All orders for the above Medicine addressed TO The
Proprietor, F. BROWN, 63 Washington ST., Boston,
will meet with puncual attention.
PECK e. SPEAR, Wholesale Agents for Burling.
ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Ayers,
Garfield, Wlision; William Rhodes Jr.. Richmond !;
Marlin Wires, Cambridge; H. l.. Camp, Stowe John
II. Bowman, Vergennes; William r. Russell, Mid
dlebury; S. P. Redfeld, Montpelier. Sold also BY
Druggists and Agents generally.-el per bottle, or
bottles for So.
Sold also BY w. B. HATCH d. Co. winooskt Falls.
July. 1915. 7yl
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Utica, N. Y. May, II, is45.
Ma. F. BRowS,-Dear Sir 81 am gain out Of your
Sarsapara and Tomato Bi,iers; 1t Is an article that
is much thought Of; old lady from Frankfort, Her
kimer County, lays she has been confined her house
for years. and this ha enabled her get out.
Several in ii i>c city say that it is the best medicine they
have ever taken.
Please send me fresh supply soon as have not
bottle in the store. Yours with respect,
J. l.. WARNER, per. r. F. RAY.
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

Comprises one of the most splendid and general
Stocks in The Stale. All Goods bought and sold
strictly for Cash, ind OF course Cheap.
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Pyrllanl, Me. June S, 1874.
LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured wi,hon, resorng
10 mercury, if you will only Browns Sarss parlla
and Tomato Buffers.
To Mr.. Frederice Brown, Proprietor of,he sar,apa-
rilla and Tomato Bers:
This ceriife> tina, my wife was severely afflicted
with the Liver Complaint and her health was very
riously undermined. Having lred various prescrip-
tons without success she wa, fortunately induced 10
Try your Sarsaparlla and Tomato Biers; her health
soon began 10 improve and she is now mich better
in health and would advise any II. Ill health
them. Yours respectfully,
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Bath, Ne. May q, 1915
MR. F. BRowH,-Dear Sir:-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundce and Dyspepsia OF the
Stomach; loss ofappee, and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and SIDE
a slight cough, general weakness and debility of the
system Alter using number Of medicines without
any relief, was induced to Try your Sar,apara and
Tomato Biiters. l received immediate relief from he
Of Bottle and feel gralfed for the great relic
have received and would recommend ii to all who
are suffering from similar disorders. Yours, truly,
FREDERICK b, SLAlD,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-24
CanpbeII's Hymns

II w. RANDOLPH a co. iqt Main areet have fof sale
- CampbeHs scieeu0n o. Palms Hymns various SYKES
bBfns prices from soc 10 s The ~ IL far spteor
hind grnesly Also sale, CampbeWs Christian
system Campbeis Of Mes Testament large and
Ia 20
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PAINTSl PAINTS!!
White Lead, Liuseed Oil, &c. &c.
HNNGI-sH and American White Lead dry and IN oil
- Lns-ed oh, warranted pure
Spirits Turpcnine, Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow, Tree
Red Lead. Tena de
Chinese Vermiliou, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red Eng, Chrome Green
Imperial Green in oil, Lharge
Verdigris
Turkey TIMBER, American Veuminon
White wash a nd we'll
stock OF the best quality American WINDOW GLASS
great OF celebrated brand This
Glass has been long and used city gives
Versa subtraction Our stock large and complete
Af low prices 1t wholesale retail
DUvAL a PURCELL. DruEEists
my 20 I47 Main street
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- .erber- would respectfully inform customers.
they have receivedeir
fashionable and other kinds OF ready CLOTHING
and which they making addition.
weekly Of Undesirable
PaB Shirts Collars, Bosoms Socks. Hdkf,
su.pendcrs, Acwith which they viii be
best style and upon the reasonably.
The they taken the selection
goodness and beauty
hsm made under their
Of IT. males their peculiarly
from, all yourselves
ut HOOPER b CRAFTS Virginia Clothing Store,
uoT-u No. 81, Main ST.
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NOTICE.
700 PACKAG
rREsH SPRING day GoODsi
+. d j. :: JAMES & CO.,

HAVE now in store and receiving by re-
- - arrivals their SPRING
purchased either IN.
lowest rates Their stock comprises almost
line and their object being make quick sales tho
cash GOOD sma profits The
Try trade respectfully requested To call and
examination before purchasing clscwherc.
Richmond. March NJ, Is46.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-25

TUE OREoos QUEsTros- The British Proposition for its
SsHemeHf-any OF our readers wall have seen, through
newspaper correspondence and otherwise before this
reaches them reports of the affirmative oil Sen.
ate on the British proposition for settlement of the Oregon
controversy submitted TO that body for advice by The
President of'the United States. We did learn in any
authentic manner the truth OF these reports in season Tor
our paper OF Saturday morning bot now have the
pleasure Of stating that they were correct and that Tho
ate DID, on FRIDAY evening last by majority oflhree ourhs
OF lis members present. advise the President to conclude
Convention with England for the adjustment the Oregon
question: according to the proposed by the BRUSH
Government and laid before the SENATE
II we are rightly informed this proposition did no, con-
ss, IN general heads merely Of an arrangement was in
act me full draught Of proposed Convention which
draughi was assenIed by the Senate without single al
eraton In all probability therefore, treaty confonablv
morrow. "
This result doubt not, while :, surprises many by il.
suddenness, viii still highly crafty the great majority Of
reasonable and Just in the country for Il IS undersood
That the general basis of the proposition il 10 make the i
y'ninh parallel Of latitude the boundary between the Ter
n,to',ss o. me two countries, from the point that
parallel where The present boundary terminates to the
middle OF the sound channel which divides
Island from the continent and thence along the middle Of
at channel and so southwardly and westwardy
The Straits of Fuea to the Pacific the navigation Of his
sound or bay to be open to both parties and the nayga
Won o. ihe Columbia river, up the main up its
norm branch to the arty ninth parallel Of latitude 10 be
nee to the Hadson's Bay Company and British subjects
tau,ng %,Ih ihai company On the whole, We under
STAND ~ England has aasened To not aue so avorn
1897 '-'' P'P0s'oh OF
we DOUBT not mat The arrangement will be found 10 be
Just and equitable one, maintaining the honor and securing
the essential rights Of both parties and this ia inst vha +
ought 10 be- Reasonable in both countries viii an
prove H. ana good men all over the world will rejoice that
War has been ayeried and the amicabe restio1s Of o
gieat leading nations have been preserved Certainly il is
blessing OF Providence upon ali mankind
When we look back and view the progress Of this oues
ton, nom The days of the Baltimore Conyentn and n m
omened party resolutions, neng that progress step by step
70 us present happy termination, many important reec
uons MI our minds For these have now neither time
nor room though they come thick aud ding We stay
our pen for the present. by putting inquiry 10 read
ers aud to The country and that Is this Were we wrong
wben months ago, suaiched the words from The months
OF political HssailOnls, and said, LOOK TO Tnr SENATE
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The Steamer Caledonia arrived at Boston at 10
past o'clock, on Thursday, having left Liverpool
on the 4th inst, aud bringing five days later dates
from Europe,
The news is very dull and unimportant 1t is
stated that Gen Armstrong, our Consul at Liver
pool, who came passenger in the Great Western,
brought an offer from the British TO the American
Government in relation to the Oregon question 1t
will be recoleced by your readers that the offer
prefer Of treaty was sent to the Senate before
the arrival ofthat steamer.
Among the reports on the stock Exchange in
London was one that the United States had asked
the Intervention Of England in the dispute with
Mexico Il is also stated, probably with equal
truth, that England has offered to mediate and that
instructions to that effect would be sent out by the
Caledonia
A large French naval force is to be sent to the
Gulf Of Mexico, 10 watch operations and protect
French property.
The Overland Mail from India arrived in London
on the Sd Of June, with news to May LIST, and moth
ing Of political importance.
Cotton remained firm at prices as last reported.
The French Chambers have closed their session,
and the government remains as firm as at its COM
mencement NJ. Theirs attacked the ministry at
the close but without much object, and with no ef-
feet
Sir Il. Peel announced in the House of Com
mons that he had received official notices of the abb
rogation Of the Oregon Joint occupation treaty from
President Polk. lie said the notice had been Civ
en- with the view Of leading to an amicable ADJUST
ment of the differences between the two countries
on this subject
Mr. King, the American Minister to France had
left Paris for fresh air, &c.
Ibrahim Pacha was expected in London, and
apartments had been taken for him at Miyaus Ho-
tel.
In Great Britain there is evidence not only Of an
abundant, but what is belter-of an early harvest
The corn in most districts looks strong and healthy
aud the potato, respecting which much msgiyings
to the future existed is found to be free from dis
ease, and excellent in all respects. Even the fam
inc in Ireland is denuded Of its horrors 1t has as.
sumed less severity than was anticipated; full
granary-seems everywhere likely to reward the
husbandmans labor
The Cholera is advancing rapidly from the East
towards St. Petersburg, from whence it is said, it
will no doubt find It's way to Western Europe.
Another instruction had hfoken out in Portugal
consequent upon the downfall Of the Cosra Caba
ministry, towards whom the people were much ex-
ssperated Matters had not come to crisis, at the
last dates.
Austria, Prussia, and Russia are apprehensiye Of
another outbreak in Cracow, to be set foot by
the Polish emigrants in France, England and Bel
GUM. The three powers have taken measures Of
precaution. At Warsaw several arrests have been
made.
Consequent our difficulties with Mexico, the
rates OF insurance vessels leaving England for
New York and New Orleans were exorbitan,ly
high, and the underwriters were absolutely coming
money.
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WINDHAM COUNTY
WHHG CONVENTION.

The Wings If the County Of Windham, hereby mott.
fed, that their County Convention will be holden at the
Court House Fayetteville, Tuesday the 31h inst, a,
10 o'clock NJ Tor the following among other purposes
To nominate three persons be supported BY them
candidates for Senators at the ensuing election.
To select individual 10 be supported by thcm and
be presented TO the other Courtes at the District Cunven
ton the candidate Of the Wings Of this County, Tor Rep
reseniaye to Congress to be chosen at the approaching
election.
To consult upon aud to take snch they may
deem advisable 10 the triumph OF their principles
the principles Of Law and the Constitutional the approach
ing eontes, at the polls
Amer consultation with many Of the Wings from dier.
ent parts OF the County the County Committee would
omHend that the Convention instead Of the usual meth.
cd, be constituted on the following basis, viz
That every town, such shall send Delegates that
for every twenty-five Wing given at the last State
election and WlIers the fraction shall amount three
fourhs Of that number, more one additional Delegate
Constituted this basis The several towns in the Coun.
~ would be entitled to the following numbers Of Delegates
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II will be that publish this week call not only for
County but also for District Convention which last can
ddale will be nominated represent this District in Congress.
These imPorant Conventions. We hope the Wings of
this County will be fully represented in both The state Of our
national affairs requires that the Wings of Vermont should mol
caught mapping We fear that the attendance at the State
Convention will be thin. We cannot End many Dele
gates 60 from this County. This ought no, so to be
With Convention US, there ought be full turn
Of the Wings Of Wndham County,
But however this may be- let there be failure on The part
the Wings attend in foil numbers the County and District
Conventions. member Of Congress to be chosen and five
in this County DO duy-our whole dutwo have him
chosen from this County To him entitled by the CON
Of ALL and f we put forth full strength shall win
We tell The Wings Of this County and those of the State
the plain truth however unPaaabe may be, that unless they
thoroughly themselves up and put their whole armor
they will be shamouly beaten in the approaching Let
them toll lest alter having made their brethren theme of
their rdeulo and eproaoh they be subjected in their
thing Let them up for very shame, lest the samson
State Of the Wing party be caught last sumbeng and
Of the contest shol Of the locks Of his strength and his go
~ and "he that SETS 60 down last in dark and
dfgraceful eclipse
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-25

New YoRK AND BosroN The bill for the con-
struction Of Railroad from New Haven to the
East line Of Connecticut, has passed both Houses
Of the Legislature ofthat State, notwithstanding the
veto of Governor roucey. 1t incorporates for the
purpose mentioned, Edward A. Russell. Samuel
ID. Hubbard, Charles r. Alsop, Noah A. Phelps,
David Seldom Z. X. Collins (of this city, Francis
]. Oliver. and Chauncey F. Cleveland, and such
others may be associated with them capital 81,
900 600, with liberty to increase to $4,000 600, in
500 shares-bridge across the Connecticut, at or
near the city Of Mddletown, with draw Of at
least IS feet, which is to be kept open at all times
for the free passage Of vessels, except when
sarily closed for the crossing OF the $500 600
to be expended in three years, the road con-
structed in six otherwise the charter to be forfeit
ed
The bill first passed the House Of Representa-
tiyes on Saturday 18th inst, by majority Of 30,
and the Senate on Monday by vote Of ~ to o. IL
was vetoed by the Governor on Tuesday, and on
Wednesday again passed by 30 majority in the
House, and in the Senate by the same vote as be-
fore, viz. IL 10 o.