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The NANTUCKET SUFFERERS. ef-
forts are making in Boston and New Bedford
TO raise subscriptions Tor the relief Of The sufie.
rers by the late fire in Nantucket, and we need
not say the result will be honorable 10 those
cities and 10 humanity. At "a meeting in Bos-
ton to devise measures, &c., the chairman es-
limated the tolal loss al million and half,
and The insurance at $3.50, 900. On Thursday
the Selecmen Of New Bedford forwarded pre-
visions and other stores amounting TO-. $500, in
anticipation of the collection now about tote
made. Jarad Coffin, esq, formerly Of Nantuc-
ket, but now resident Of Brighton, Mass,
on hearing Of he conflagration, Immediately
preceded 10 his native island, and gave a
$1,000 for the assistance Of The sufferers. Coz
siderable sums have been collected in N. York
for the same Object, and we trust The amount
will be largely increased. We know Of con
tribulons, says the Journal Of Commerce.
wh ch have been made here 10 the amount Of
$l3OO.- Clipper.
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending July 20, at I2 nj.
UsITAD STATES HoTEL.

UsIrhp STATES HorEL.
H Litchell, Me. P A German, Miss. H A Han
ma, N. o. Miss Hanna do. Capt Nichols, ship Il.
Sherman Z Kerney. Ten. r Spear, N. o. A l.
Balmen, Bait. X H,egleman, N Y.
CoLEMAN's HoTEL.
E M Seabrock and Lady, S G. r Galloway, lady
and son, Md . Sanders, N Y. r M Blackiord, do.
Eldriedge, Ten. r q Randen, N Y. w Hamil-
ton, Phila. 0 H HARRISON vs.. b Boylan and Lady,
Cin G Acton aud Lady, do. E Brown, N =.
q H Byrd, Balt q De Key, N \. A Wells, do. H
Lincoln, Bost. J H Carson, Va. J K Bullock, r |.
j Mckee, Miss. II P Elliott, U SN. A II Cole,
Florida. Capt Storer, Navy. J l. Oliver, N 9. J
J Strings and Son, N Y. Z Benjanan, Con. Mrs.
and Mr.. Knap Plus. G w Taylor, do. "A Hurdy,
do. J Z Jones, Ala. E Vinsent, N Y. DIR Wood,
Montreal. w II Smith, Md. w H Caves, Ky. Com.
Downes, u s N.
DnowN's HorEL.
Hicks and daughter, Gin. 0. Mrs Sharp, do. S
Davis, Lady Son. do. II Jones, Va. w w
Smith, La. . Rober,s j., 0. b Williams, Ind NJ
0 Williams, Phil. n Il Taylor and Lady, N o. Il
J Parkward. Lady and servant, do. Laut. Austin,
Royal Navy. Lieut.. Howe, do A Constable, Md.
B Haywood, Va 4 w Moore, Bost. w Z Jones
Alba. A Breckenridge, Pa. ] Z Hurdle, Pill.
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ArrEMrr 70 KILL n f. MAssnAI /. The

ATrEMPT TO KILL T. f. MARsHALL.--'I'he
Louisville Courier says: "Capt Thomas +.
Marshall made very narrow escape with his
fife on Monday evening last. Several volun
teers with whom he had difficulty, drew
their pistols, and pointed them full at his
breast; three pulled triggers, and strange as
fortunate. The caps on all exploded without
dlscharglng the deadly contents with which
their pistols were charged. II is probable the
heavy rain OF that evening, 10 which the vol
unleers were exposed, dampened the powder
and thus prevented IN explosion. To this
fact was he indebted Tor his life. The offend
ing volunteers were promptly placed under
arrest. a.
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ARARE CHANCE.

WANTED, several energetic and enterprising
w young men, for the purpose Of vending netr,
very splendid, and very useful woTkjust published,
and Just received from Boston. Every one who APP
plies, with capital Of 500, shall be warranted TO
clear, on certain reasonable conditions, $50 month,
for year With capital of $500, the applicant shall
be guaranteed TO clear, on the conditions $50
month"; for 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
sured. Leave has been given Ia refer TO NJ. P. ELL
OF, Merchant, No. IS Washington ST. Boston, who
recently cleared in the same business, $500 in eight
months. For further particulars, inquire Of the sub
scriber, at his residence in Gullord, VI,
J. GREENLEAF
March o, 1886. 30
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, March 90, 1916.
ZONES Enos Leonard, Administrator upon the
- estate Of SAMUEL MATHEWS, late Of SOM
erset, deceased, and files his administration account
for examination ard allowance.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested, that said account will be
heard and examined before this court at the session
thereof 10 be holden at the probate Office in Bratlebo-
70, In said district the last Thursday of April next
by publishing copy of the record of this order thee
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix printed at
said Brateboro, previous TO said time of hearing And
said Administrator is further ordered in ike manner to
notify all persons interested that this court will at the
same time and place decree distribution of the balance
which shall then be found in said Administrators
hands, TO the heirs at law, OF said deceased
true copy of Record,
81 Attest ROYALL TYLER, Ree'r
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STATE or VERMONT.

J.. p-.,.,. % MARLBORO, S.
The following petition is presented, to wit
10 tho Hon Probate Court for tic district of Marlboro
4 GORGE NEwMAN, Administrator upon the estate
~ OF JOHN NEWMAN late of Newfane, deceas-
ed respectfully represents, that the debts Of said de-
ceased so far as at present ascertaned amounts 10
So59 90 that the expenses Of Administration will be
about $4,000; that the whole of lie personal proper
~ excepting sufficient pay said expenses has been
assigned TO the widow of said deceased, and that All
ne hea Estate Of said deceased is under mortgaqe.-
wherefore he praYs for License TO sell the whole of
The Real Estate Of said deceased for the purpose Of
paying said debts
March II, 1896 'A''i' L
WheIeuaon, ii is ordered that said Administrator
hoy az persons interested, that this court will decide
upon sald application at special session thereof to be
holden at The probate Office in Bratileboro in said dis
!nc', on Friday the third day ofApd next, by publish
ing copy Of the record Of said petition with this order
thereon three weeks successfully in the Vermont
phGnX printed at said Brailleboro, previous to said
time Of hearing.
an true COPY Of Record.
So Attest RoYALL TYLER, Reg'r
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AGENTS.

Bratileboro, JosEPH srrEN; Nottingham, Il. Good
enough; Leydeh, G. c. Childs; Mortified, Mas,
y. b. Murdoch Hinsdae, n H., WM. Haze
Chesterfield, o. Coolidge, A. Wheeler, o. B. Hog
gins 4 Co.. Dummerston West, G. w. Emerson
East, Roger Birchard, Centre, A. knight; New
fame, Orchard & Sawyer; Wiliamsyie, William
II. Williams; Winhall, f. & II. Kidderi Whining
ton, - Childs; Putney, Isaac Grout West
minister East ---- Grout; Westminster Wesh
g. w. Daniels; Vernon, NJ. Whitfield; WalPoe
N. H T. Seaver s Son,
November, 1874. "
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Healthy FAMILIES,

HEALTHY families are those who the 'Resurrec.
ton or Persian Pills They keep the stomach clean,
the liver free, the blood pure The appetite good the mind
BRILLIANT in word, the person healthy. Those who have
liver Is less diseased and that by taking the Per-
san fllls frequently their skin will become clear and fair
iher stomach will be strengthened, and they will have
neathy now OF pure blood which will give the bloom Of
health Those who are inclined fever and ague, dys
pePsh coslVeness, or who have unpleasant in
e NOUN n lRe morning, should these Pills for they
eeas me stomach so eiectualy that the breath becomes
peree.y sweet Parents and all others should bear in
nng lh9l they are an eectual for the darrhma No
nave peen known TO do of summer complaints who
nave used these pills from the commencement OF their dis
ease mark this Tor will you not blame yourselves Il your
chhdfen die, that you did not try the Persian Pills
Sold by DUTTON & CLARK, Braitleboro, Cone a.
winchester, Marlboro, + Childs q Go, Wilmington, P.
H. Chandler q Co, Putney 26wl
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E. MASON.
Chelsey, Jan. Sd, 1874.

OftttSty1 JUN JIi TIT
SAL transmit TO you an account OF my case io'
publication, believing it to be my duty. have been
confined with The Rheumatism nearly the whole wiz
ter, have had OF the best physicians oil Boston,
and could get nothing that would relieve me NOR;
than temporarily / heard of the wonderful virtue q
Lorrane's Pills, had no faith whatever, but TOOK
them and il is a solemn fact that when had iasen
but eight pills! my Rheumatism had entirely len me-
and have remained well ever since.
n. B.-I never took more than one pill at time
and that on going to bed
Yours respectfully w. NJ. HALoTAL'
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STATE OF VERMONT.
IN Probate Court, March IS, 1876.

MARLBORO, SIS.
In Probate Court, March IS, 1876
A copy Of the last will and testament of THOMAS
On MINER, late OF StonDgton, 10 the county OF
New London, and State Of Connecticut deceased and
the probate thereof by The probate court for the dis
lrei Of Stoningon, in said State duly authenticated
presented by Joseph Henry and Asher NJ. Wheeler,
persons interested in such will, who move the court
here that the same may be allowed IN this State as
the last will and testament of said deceased.
Whereupon ills ordered that hearing be had in the
premises before this court the session thereof TO be
modem at the probate Office in Brateboro IN said dis
irict, on the last Thursday Of April next; and that
said Henry and Wheeler notify oil persons interested,
oil the time and place OF said hearing, by publishing
copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
svey IN the Vermont Phoenix, printed at said Bratte-
boro, previous 10 said time of hearing.
true copy Of Record,
81 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Ree'r
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TERMS,

% cents single copy. o5 for four dollars. So
seven dollars 100 for 9, So
The work contains lis pages neatly bound, and can
be sent by mail 10 any part OF the L. s. A. for cents
postage. To place il in the reach Of Al we offer to
every person sending dollar, TO return by the
next mail, tive perfect copies of the work. Thus il
will be readily perceived that persons OF the remoest
part OF the country can procure the work 10y mail
as cheap ms those calling OF our office
To receive immediate attention, all orders must be
addressed 10 f.. l.. PRATT, % CoURr STREET,
Boston, Mass
Feb. 9, 1896 sn,isQA
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somervlle, Jan. "a, 1874 - v '''' IL L

HOPPING COUGH AND CRoUP-To Parents
ayHeS EIpec0Tai is without exception the most valuable
preparation in use for the above dseases II
Whooping Cough into mild and Iaotabe dsease-short
it's duration than hall, and produces certain
and speedy recovery From half teaspooniul will
certainly cure GROUP in infants and young children, in
half hour and hour The lives OF hundreds Of child
will be saved annually by always keeping it hand,
ready for any emergency
For Sale BY BUTTON & CLARK %
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w. NJ. HALsTAL,
Unable 10 raise he hona IN he hfqdW

Unable 10 raise the hand TO the head y
SIR,-For three years, Scroiula had produced such
effects upon my constitutions that was unable to ra
my hand; the bones were in different places destroyed
by liberation, and feared il might reach the ban,o
vital organs My pains were violent; all medicines
recommended did no good. AT last, took LoHanes
Vegetable Pills, which gave immediate relief, andha's
entirely cured me-
Respectfully your obedient servant,
JAMES COLS0N, Esq
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ANOTHER PRoOF

Mr. MasoH-Dear Sir - take great pleasure in inform
ing you that the bottle Of JAYNE HAIR TONIC which
obtained from you last October has proved sasac
tory and successful For nearly year previous using
the Tonic, my hair had been falling out aud had become
very thin and weak-and for ahou, months waa very
much afflicted with Scaded Head the sores covering az
the entire head aer using the Tonic for about two
months my head completely cured and my hair fully
restored and is growing finely
Respectfully yours, &c.
SAMUEL W. VAN FLEET.
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j. E. F. MARSH.
Portland, Ne, Nor. IA. 1875.

~1tsi AFUU
SIR,-Please send US one gross Of Lorraines Ps,
we have sold all We had last. They have given very
good satisfaction, better than any other pills whchEe
have in our market. | think in short time they will
take the place OF all others. We have had no fault
found with them whatever; but, on the contrary,
they have been praised loudly. think we could
have quite number Of highly respectable certificates
from citizens.
Respectfully yours, E. MASON.
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Farm for Sale.

- TIME Subscriber offers for sale his farm,
&5AiiIlG Il lying in the North East part Of Gull
1IfiM ford, VI, and about three miles from
10 Braltlebofo, East Village. Said farm
contains about seveny-ive Of good land, well sit
ualed, with good house and barn, and other out
buildings. The farm is well supplied with fresh wa.
ter, and contains large orchard Of excellent fruit
trees The above farm will be sold on reasonable
terms.
ERASTUS B. WEATHERHEAD.
Guilford, March II, 1916. $50
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A PROFITABLE JOB!!

From one to five hundred copies BY little exeriiou
can be easily sold in every town in the Eastern, West
ern and Middle States. Thus offering 10 any perso
the chance 10 make ten, fly, an hundred dollar
for few days exeTion. This is n chance that doe
not often occur. VIII some one in every town i'm
nrnun IL
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FRESH GROCERIES.

WHEELER & PRATT, have just received
w fresh stock Of Groceries, Of every variety to be
found in the Market and they having been purchased
at this season Of the year, for cash, can be afforded
cheaper than can be purchased in this county
p. r., N. o. and w. |. Moasses
Brown Sugars of all kinds,
Crushed and Loaf Sugars,
Winter and Summer Strained OIL
o. II. Tea, Y. II. do, some very nice,
Souchong DO, chests Orange Pekoe (exira,)
Box and Cask Raisns,
Fresh Figs and Zant Currnnts, &C., &c,
Picked Fish, No Salmon, No. Shad
and Msckerel, Blue Fish, Sword Fish,
Dried Habut and Cod Fish.
BrattIeboro, March 4, 1886 %
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One of the best Farms,

sz<sRA CtoNTAINlNG about 500 acres Of Land
s&ses&3S ~ with Buildings new and ell in perfect
NfV6sE order, lying about iour miles from Btattle-
- boro, ON the Main Road to Guillord CEN
ife,-we known as the Nichols Farm, is for sale and
must be Sold owing TO the i'll health OF the owner.
The Farm Is too well known to need an enumeration
OF all its good qualities; but for Genteman's resi-
dence or for Farmer invest few thousands OF dol
lars the like opportunity IS not TO be found in South
ern Vermont.
The Farm will be sold altogether, OF diuided If
desired. For further particulars see the premises
EPHRAIM NICHOLS.
Or in Brattleboro, { HENRY CLARK,
(ZELOTES DICKINSON.
Greenfield, ASHER SPENCER.
March 9. 1876. 6w.a9
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Latest Intelligence!
Farm for Sale.

R--k YTNHE subscriber wishes TO sell the
E3.TnA IL Farm in Hinsdale NH, lately own
&a7iiiH ed by DR.. David Wooley, consisting OF
) sixty-fve acres, pleasantly situated on
The east bank OF Connecticut river, and about two
purchase arc referred 10 l.. G. Mead, Esq, Of
Bralteboro. FRANCIS WOOLEY.
July IL, iS45. tl4T
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INFLANnMAToRY DISEASES.

Although the ELECTUARY originally pre- pared for
the OF PILES, yet it has proved tsefo be Medicine
far superior TO all others in all diseases of nanmatoy
character, with determination Of blood any particular
part or organ In Inflammation and Congestion Of the
Liver and Spleen inflammation Soreness and liberation
Of the Stomach, Bowels Kidneys and bladder; in Infam.
matory and Mecurial Rheumatism it is the BEsr Medicine
eve discovnred
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no TAnnTED LAnIus.

Married Ladies almost invariably subject that pain.
full and injurious disease the PILES with consequent In.
Examination of the Stomach Bowels and Spine weakness
the Back flow of Blood to the head, &c The Eectuary is
perfectly safe or Pregnant Ladies' and the most useu
Cathurc that possibly be used ii will not only rel
move the Piles and all nhamnatory diseases WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION but will ensure an easy time a
sale delivery, and a0und Constitution the onsnrlnr
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FOR SALE.

A A GOOD BUILDING SPOT containing
ffmH IN over half an acre of Land on Chase ~
His Also, House and Barn, situated in ha,'
taAzka & uiord, with out Buildings and Garden ~
lached thereto. The Tenement is very conve9en,.
to sale. '
:, The above property will be sold at bargain ana
liberal credit will be given if desired.
CHAPMAN SWAIN
For further particulars enquire of >, rec
NATHANIEL BLlso'
or Y. DICKINSON On
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FARM FOR SALE.

TENHE Subscriber wishes 10 sell his Farm 10 Vernon
n VT, consisting Of one hundred and thirty acres
pleasantly situated the middle Of the town. Said
farm is well divided into improved and Wood Land
and is well waered; has two Dwelling Houses and two
Barns well situated on said Farm lor two small Farms
Of sixiy-fve acres each. The whole or part will be
sold very reasonable terms. Persons wishing 10
purchase requested to call on the subscriber.
BARNEY l.. JOHNSON.
Vernon, Feb 81, Is46. %
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WHERE rs THE BEST Place
DuY
Boots and Shoes
FOR CASH!
THOMAS C. WALES STORE, BOSTON,

10 Broad Street, Garner Of Central 81,
Ms the only entire Cash Wholesale and Jobbing Boot
l and Shoe Store in Boston All the others buy
nearly all and sell mostly on credit, but Wales sticks
10 tic cash syslem both in buying and selling, and
consequently and WILL SELL at great deal iotoer
prices than any other dealer, either by the case or do2.
Gu Try him once, and you will say as do.
-HE mas CONSTANTLY on HAND
an kinds of fashionable made BOOTS and SHOES,
Manufactured expressly for retailing in the New
Enga States. Also, great variety Of low pnce
Shoes All of which have been bought in dull seasons
for cash at less than cost and will be sold in lots 70
suit purchasers at small commission over the nett Cash
cost, and in many instances less than the Manufacture
log Cost
Also,-Large Lots on which he has advanced mon
ey, and which must be sold for Cash (in lots 10 suit
ne country iradc) Tor the mos, they will bring
Go and see him, and you shall nerer repent H.
Feb. Ie Is4e Qm2G
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THn vnaETAnLE Pile nLEoTuAnY

Invented by DR.. a. Upham, distinguished physician of
New York city, is the only really successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint the PILES,
afforded to the American pubic
Mark this it is an INTERNAL REMEDY--not an ex.
ternal application, and will cure any Of Piles, either
Bleeding Blind, Internal or External and probably the
only thing that will. There is mistake about IT, II is
positive cure-spesdy and permanent 1t is also
yenient medicine 10 take and improves the general health
in remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, 3 per dose
1t very mild in its operation and may be taken
OF the most acute Inflammation without danger All ex-
erna applications the highest degree disagreeabe
nconvenent and offensive; and from the very of
the disease temporary their effects This Medicine at
lacks the disease at its source, and REMOVING THE
CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAI In and PERMANENT
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COnanfsstOners, .NOtice.

Commissioners Notice.
VIE subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
II probate court for the district of Marlboro, com
mlssloners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
ana demands ofaI persons against the estate of
JO.H.9S B. STE.gER.V,S,
late of Somerset, in sed district, and also ali claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
said court for that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice that we win attend to The business of orr
said appointment, at The late dwelling house of the de-
ceased in Somerset, on the 96th day of June and al
so on the Goth day of August next. from one I'M siv
O'Clock, P. NJ, on each of said tlays ~ ''N
HAZELTON RICE,
Somerset, March 20h 1876. a,
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IMpuRITrrs or. rTIn MACON

For all Impurities Of the Blood, arising the mpru
dent of Mercury other for all diseases Of the
Skin and Serofuous Aleotionsj in all cases where the
Blood is powerfully determined to the head producing dz
illness and Distress DIR. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY is en-.
tirey unriyaled,
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100 Bushels first quality HERDS GRASS
lOO SEED, for sale at $2,5o per bushel, by
G. & C. LAWRENCE.
March ID, 1916 so
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An AntidOte for the Western Fever.
Farm for Sale.

II dFII IUF SHIT.
TIN HE subscriber offers for sale farm OF one hun
IL dred sores. with good buildings well watered and
lair proportion Of Moving PASTURE wood, and orehsrd.
Said farm is situated about two miles north OF the
village in Braitleboro, known the HspgoOd larm.-
Said property win be sold on reasonable terms, and
credit given for half thirds Of the amount,
Of five years if required Possession given on
the first Of April.
SAMUEL CLARK.
Braltlcboro, Feb. 25ih, 1916. s6wa7
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Law and MISCELLANY.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale the entire LIBRARY
u Of the Hon. Samuel Elliot deceased consisting OF
valuable collection of Lac Books, and great vari-
ETY. OF .Misceiiansous Books, which he will be pleased
to exhibit TO those wishing to purchase, at his office,
and which he will sell private sale, on the most ea-
sonable terms.
l.. G. MEAD, Executor.
Braueboro, Feb. 10, 1876. IS
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SAP BUCKETS.
SUPERIOR MOLASSES.
DURHAM TRUTH.

A full blood DURHAM BULL will stand the en-
"A suing season at the stables Of Messvs Spencer &
Kingsley.
BTattleboro, Jan. 90, 1876. tf99
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House and HOUSEHOLDS in
BrattlebOrO Village,
FOR SALE.

yUNHE subscriber offers, at private SALE the following
Real Estate in this village, belonging 10 the rs
late of The Hon Samuel Elliot, late deceased, to wiz
A neat, small, wood Deeiiing House with suitable
onibuhinps on Elliot street, known by The name OF
the "FuIer House," with land enough 10 iuih'Sh
building lot on each side Of said house
Also
Fo,r Building Lots on the south side Of said street,
and opnoste the house last mentioned-al pleasantly
situated and supplied with an abundance oil goou wa
ter.
--ALsO-
The Farm and Buildings situate between The
East and West Villages Of BraltleboTo, where Mr. FL
liot resided during the last years Of his life. The
Farm consists Of about 40 acres and the buildings are
new and convenient.
The foregoing property will be sold at the first rea-
sonabe offer as Il Is necessary to dispose Of It all IA
the settlement of the est ate.
l.. G. MEAD, Executor.
Brauleboro, Feb 10, 1916. 70
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P1ows
HARDWARE.

lust RECEIVED supply Of Hardware, oompris
- ing additions To stock Of Carpenters Tools Files
Butts Screws, Door Laiches Cutlery, Sc, making all
complete, which offer to purchasers at low Prices
WILLlSTON ~ TYLER
Braitleboro Feb H. 1876 20