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Healthy families,

HEALTHY families those who use the 'Resurrec.
ton OF 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
saow yellow eounenanees may be assured that their
liver is less diseased and that by taking the Per.
sian Pills frequently, their skin will become clear and fair
their stomach will be strengthened, and they will have
healthy flow Of pure blood, which will give the bloom Of
health Those who inclined to fever and ague dys-
pePsia, eostiveness, who have unpleasant in
their mouth IN the morning. should these Pills for they
cleanse the stomach eeuay that the breath becomes
perfectly sweet Parents and all others should bear
mind, that they efeelua for the darrh9a No
children have been known To die Of complaints who
have used these pills from the Of their dis
mark this Tor will you blame yourselves If your
children die, that you did try the Persian Pills
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Brattleboro, Cone &
Winchester Marlboro F. Childs & Co, Wilmington, p
Il. Chandler g. Co, Putney. 26wl
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, March 10, 1896
A copy Of the last will and testament of THOMAS
a MINER, late oil Stonineton, in the county Of
New London, and State Of Connecticut deceased and
the probate thereof by the probate court for the dis
tct Of Slonington, in said State, duly authenticated
presented by Joseph Henry and Asher M. Wheeler,
persons interested in such WILL who move the conr,
here that the same may be allowed IN this State "a
Inc last VIII and testament Of said deceased.
Whereupon, III ordered that hearing be had in the
before this court at the session thereof to be
holden at the probate office in Brauleboro m ssid d;s.
trct on the last Thursday of April next; and that
SAID Henry and Wheeler notify all persons interested.
oil the time and place Of said hearing, BY publishing
copy OF the record of this Order three weeks success
SNey IN tue vermont Phenix, printed at said Bratie-
ooro' previous 10 said time OF hearing.
a. true copy of Record,
Of Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Ree'r.
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The only successful Remedy for
the Piles.

TIME VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, in
Il vented by DR.. Upham, distinguished Physi-
clan of New York City, ,(l96 Bowery,) is the only
successful remedy for that distressing complaint, THE
PILES.
d Y-not external application-and will cure
any case Of Piles, either Bleeding Blind, Internal or
externali and probably the only thing that will
There is no mistake about it. II is positive cure
icine TO take, and improves the general health, in
remarkable manner. Pamphlets, containing testimoni-
ais Of its efficacy, may be obtained of the Agents gratis
New England States, 1l0 Court-street, Boston.
AGENTS. BfAttleboro, BUTTON CLARK;
Bellows Falls, Norman Harris; Montpelier, Clark &
Collins.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, March 90, 1876.
ZONES Enos Leonard, Administrator upon the
~ estate Of SAMUEL MATHEWS, late of SOM
erset, deceased and fes his administration account
for examination and allowance.
Whereupon, it is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that said account will be
heard and examined before this court at the esion
thereof TO be holden at the probate Office in Dratebo-
70, in said district on the last Thursday of Anil merit
by publishing copy Of the record of this order thee
weeks excessively in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at
said Brateboro previous 10 said time of hearing And
said Administrator is further ordered in like 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, ROHALL TYLER Reo,r
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ARARE CHANCE.

WANTED, several energetic and enterprsing
w young men, for the purpose Of vending neio,
very splendid and very useful workjust published,
and Just received from Boston. Every one who sp-
plies, with capital Of 500, shall be warranted TO
clear, certain reasonable conditions, $50 month,
for year With a capital Of $500, the applicant shall
be guaranteed 10 clear, on the conditions, $50
month, for year, and shall have good security Those
without any cash viii be employed, provided they
give security for what they take, but will not be in
sured Leave has been given 10 refer 10 NJ. p. ELI
OF, Merchant, No. is Washington 81. Boston, who
recently cleared, in the business, $500 in eight
months. For further particulars inquire Of the sub
scribeI, at his residence in Guiliord, VI
J. GREENLEAF.
March 9, 1886 90
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For sale by PHrLErAs PnILLIPs, MhldIetown Point
boro. 81,
The plants ordered by agents will be forwarded with
the utmost punctuay at such times as TO reach their
destination on the LIST, 18th and 30ih Of March and
April Purchasers, therefore, by giving the agents
their orders seasonaby with reference to the above
dates can be ready to receive their plants Immediately
on their arrival, while fresh and in good order.
sheet containing particular directions for the cub
tyation Of this and other varieties Of the Strawberry
(chieiy extracts from the Magazine Of Horticulture,
published at Boslon,) is furnished gratutousy with
The plants sold. Price of Plants, 81 so per hundred.
February, 1916.
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INSURANCE.

TIME ETEA Insurance COMPANY, Hartford,
Il Conn, will insure every species OF property
usually insured in the Country from loss or damage
by FIRE, on the most reasonable terms.
This Company has been in operation for many
years, and its reputation for fair dealing is too well
established and appreciated to require any pledge for
its future course.
lD@ Persons residing in the County Of Windham
and its vicinity DESTROYS of obtaining insurance Of this
Company, are referred to L. G. MEAD, Esq. Agent,
Brattleboro.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
3. 8. Looms, Secretary.
Hartford, Nov. i, I643. ito
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Dear Sir-l feel II duty to stne for the benefio "
public, that your Gavanic Remedies as applied By Il,
Kings and Magnetic Fluid have entirely cured nv ss
now eleven years DID, Of the severe and
10 which be has been subject for the last six wears lie "a
oiien mad rom IL 10 10 fits in day, and sommsi Il
comPanied with the most dreadful scratching al he NJ
time ehosking in the throat and pain in the region Of D.
heart HIS mother and myself have long despared q IA
me- but through the means Of Providence and your rem
dues he is now quite we'll and sincerely believe his sn
will be permanent am, very respectfully yogr,.
GEORGE WHITE, No. IOl Charie,Si
New York, Nov. 10, 1876
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RHEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRONIC,

lust received Chrstie's Gavanic Bands and Brace
~ let's, TO be used in connection with Chrstie's Mag
netic Fluid for the of Rheumatism in all It's forms
Also, Christe's Gayanic STRENG THENING
PLASTERSi 30 highly approved in all diseases of the
chest, pain in the side, as preventive for colds, gen.
eral weakness, &c. As counterfeit Galyanic Pasers
offered, be and procure the genuine, which
have an outer covering OF pure silk.
All Others are worthless limitations.
The only place in Windham County where the
above articles can be obtained, is at
10 MORSE & MILLER'S, Brattleboro
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SAP BOILERS,
Latest intelligence!
So FnDDrHRs WANTED

SO FIDDEEES WANTED
TVNo peddle Tin are, Dry Goods ood Yankee No
Il lions the ensuing season, TO whom good wages
will be given. To those who wish to buy their loads
Our stock is mostly and purchased at the lowest
cash prices 50 that furnish them better as TO
qualify, price and pay, than any other place in this
county Remember call at the new Store situated
Main street. al the head OF Factory street, and three
doors east of the Baptist Church, where the sub
scbers will be happy TO wait on any who will favor
them with call.
WILDER & LOCKE.
Saxton's River, March 10. ls46. swS0
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Edited and Published Monthly at Brattleboro, VI.
BY ID. MACK.

Single copies sl-Six copies for SIS.
IL a sufficient number Of subscribers be obtained we
intend to publish semmonthy without increasing the
price. In such the size ofhe sheet may be
what reduced. After this, and perhaps the SECOND
number the paper will be issued punctuay by the Is,
Of each month";
t5- Subscriptions reee,ued By The Editor.
Brattleboro, vi. jan IA, 1886. tfal
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TIc-DoLEREUX.

1J' The following testimonial Is from Tmo,b,
Dwight, Esq, who Is avorsbly known for IN, e,tt
in the cause Of Education throughout the United ss
DIR. A. H. Christie
Dear Sr-For several years have been ternblv AZ.
ed with that agonizng complaint called Tic. Doore9r ~
cpaly affecting the asiatic nerves Al times no bu-
being can have suffered more-my screams have on n
turbed the neghborhood By simply wearing one Of ,u
Kings on each Of my hands, and faithfully using The N
netie Fluid the complaint has entirely lef me- ana d,
believe myself completely cured.
am, very respectfully, yours
Albany, Dec. 4, 1916. TIMOTHY c. DWlGHT
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, PRosrRATIoN, &c.


. ~ a. IL Christie For six years have been sui
s.so uha believe none have suffered more My do
& was complication ofcompaints brought on by eIe'
IONS le support my family oflen being OBLIGED 10 work
nac'sJ ,ol twenty hours out OF the twenly.fo vas
and oH WIN distress IN the head my sight imPaa
ulties @ "eakness seemed To PROSTATE my entire r
stree, e. Was under the OF DR. Slllwe, IS Suffolk
oi along time, but my case was 50 stubborn that
eiia, '"e sA Of every physician tried My neVousr
sa was SUCH that the slightest noise would sometimes
NV evsa s uso eonvulsions Sometimes would not eos
he ,me uIrTng the night, and would walk the hli
iv ror over year was so deaf that could scarce
haired 81 Sny one speak My life has been constantly De-
Such - ena oilen wished death to relieve my suffering
6rst statement Of my situation last June, wh'9
The srien your Gavanc Rings and Fluid purchase
that b,Ss have worn them ever since and the real.
spirits NJ S;sleiy recovered my health, strength an
that 4, friends, my physician and myself conhdeu
Masns STyey 70 The use Of your wonderful Rings and
shall mat this happy result has come pass ln
will be =, gratefully acknowledge H. and now, aus
or 10 s.se ~ Tines ready to state any further particular
espeet nc Puoe that my assertions true in ever
New York, Nov. /, 1916
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One of the best Farms,

aeffzA CONTAINING about 500 acres Of Land
Se ~ with Buildings new and oil in perfect
8Y&F order, lying about four miles from Braltle-
- boro, on the Main Road TO Guilford CEN
,fe,-wel known 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 oil its good qualities; but for Cenileman's resi-
dence for Farmer invest few thousands of dol
lars, the like opportunity is not TO be found in South
ern Permont.
The Farm will be sold altogether, or dipided If
desired. For further particulars see the premises.
EPtiRAIM NICHOLS.
Or IN Brattleboro, HENRY CLARK,
(ZELOTES DICKINSON.
" Greenfield, ASHER SPENCER.
March 9, 1876. 6wsee
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NOTICE.

TVNHE Subscriber having purchased Of Mr. Chas II.
Il Cune. his stock Of Stoves, Tin Ware, &c, will
continue the said business, at the old stand, in the
Stone Building formerly occupied by Mr. Ashbe Dick
enson where he will keep constantly on hand a COM
plete assortment of
stoves and Stove Furniture, Tin
Ware, &c.
And having experienced workmen, will manufacture
TO ORDER in the best manner short notice, oil ari-
Giles in his line, from Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron and
Zinc,--and Job Work done At lowest prices, and So
iciis share Of the public patronage.
Russia Sheet Iron, Sap Pans and Tin Bathing Pans
for sale
Pedders can be supplied with the first quality Of
Tin Ware al fair prices.
Brattleboro, March 16, Is46. 80
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Beethoven Musical Series.

Musical A. b. c.. WITH SoSos TO swEETES
STUDY, by T.. Ives, Jr., a5
Tue MUSICAL SPELLING Book q new method
Of Musical Instruction and RecIeations, Svo., BY
f. Ives, Jr., Sc
THE Musical READING Book, a new method
Of Instruction; and Music Sacred and Secular,
designed for Schools and Musical Academies by
f. Ives, Jr., / 90
TIE BEErHovEN COLLECTION OF SACRED
Music, comprising Themes, now first arranged
from the Instrumental Compositions Of Beethoven,
Haydn, Mozart and other eminent Composers,
and original Tunes, Chants and Anthems; the
whole harmonized in four parts, with an accom-
paniment for the Organ To which is prefxed,
new method Of Instruction in the Rudimenis Of
Music, and the Art Of Reading, with Annotatons
by Messrs Ives, Alpes, and Tmm, 100
This is the first series Of Books for Schools produced
in this country that affords the meas of teaching Mu-
sic, in all the stages Of progress through which il must
pass, when treated branch of general education.-
The plan embraces that of the eminent DR. Schneider
Of Germany, and Of the Able Meinzeo of France,
which are now the most approved methods Of Europe,
Published by PAINE r BURGESS, GO John St.,
N. Y, and for sale by Booksellers, generally. 90
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
200 pages Of rare and Fashionable Music for
THREE DOLLARS.
THE NJ UsIcAL GEM.

A weekly publication of rare and popular music, Vo-
IA cal and instrumental, consisting of standard and
original Songs, Duets, Glees, &c. with Piano Forte
accomplishments, OvertuTes, Quadrilles, Values,
Marches, Quick Steps, Airs, Rondos, and selections
from Modern Operas, most Of which have never been
published in this country.
Mr. G. w. Dorwort, professor well known to the
musical world, has been engaged to superintend The
er feels warranted in asserting, that THE MUSICAL
GEM will bear comparison with any other musical
publication in this country. Persons sending So, free
OF postage, will have the Music mailed to them week
ly
The following pieces are now ready for delivery {:
Rest Spirit. Rest from Amilie Pearl Waltz
by Francois Hunten. THE Sun has caught me
sleeping celebrated Hunting Song. The Rose
will cease TO blow as sung by Mr. TempIeton.
IL Address, J. II. MILLER, New York city
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Lumber.

SUCH as Square Timber, warranted and common
= Spruce Shingles Floor and common Spruce
Boards, Clapboards, wooden Eve Spouis, Slitwork,
&C., &c, constantly for sale in Puiney by
March I6, 1876. 1850
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Hovey's Seeding
,STRAWBERR Y.

fOf which the largest berries from fire 10 sir
inches in eircurlf ference, and their quality not
surpassed. See Magazine Of Horticulture,
and agricultural papers generality
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CHRlsTIEs GALvAYIC sTRENGTBgSIyo
PLASTER N

These articles form important addition to The CHM.
Rings, setting upon the same principle, but having d, NJ
yantsge Of more local application. As an effscusl 49,.
for strengthening the system when debilitated by ds
other causes; certain aid in constitutional Ws,S
as preventive for colds, and all affections Of In ~
generally, the Gavanie Strengthening Plaster wO ori
OF great and permanent advantage WIZ
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

TUNHE attention of Teachers, Superniendents and
Il others, interested in the cause OF popular educa
ton s respectfully invited TO the following Valuable
School Books.
SNIrn's SonooL GEoGRAPHy and ATLAS, enarg.
ed from former editions Believed TO be the best pub.
lished.
SMITHS PRrMaRY GEoeaAPHy-in press-will be
published in a few weeks The Maps and Engravings
have been designed and engraved expressly for the
work. The price will he about the same as other
small Biographies.
SMIrH's PaAorIcAL & MEETAL ARITHMETIC, in
which mental arithmetic is combined with the Of
the slate
KEr TO DO, for teachers only.
SNIrHs NEW ARITHMETIC, IN THREE PARTS be-
ing a complete system in one book.
KEY TO no., for teachers only.
Mr. Smith has long been favofably known TO the
public and his books have been extensively used.
THE American ExPosiToR or Intellectual De6ner,
by II. Claggett A. NJ. Price so cents.
THE Easy MAEUAL Of Reading, Spelling and
Singing; price so cents, by X. Claggett, A. NJ.
ELocUTIos MADE Easy, containing rules and reg
ulatons for Defamation and Reading with figures H.
Illustrative Of gesture; by II. Claggeti, A. NJ. Price
80 cents;
These works have been compiled BY Il. Claggett,
A. NJ, late Principal Of the Providence High School,
and are very popular far they have been known,
and introduced mo New York, Brooklyn and other
Public Schools.
IErELLEcrUAL ALGEBRA, or Oral Exercises in Al
zebra, for common schools by ID. Is. Tower, A. NJ
Price SO cents. This is the only work on Algebra
that brings the subject before the pupil in oral lorm
Invested Of the cumbrous and undressing material
with which Algebraran Treatises generally Laden
Teachers say alt is the legitimate successor of Col
burns LIST Lessons" standing in the relation 10
Algebra those lessons do to Arithmetic.
KET TO no., for Teachers only.
The Gradual Primer or Primary school enunciator.
The childs first step taken in the right place. price
10 cents.
TINS GRADUAL SPELLER, or complete enunciator,
teaching distinct articulation well as the ofthogTa-
.leL ALL I..N
lETRoDuorIoE TO Gradual Reader, in press, will
soon be published.
The Gradual Reader or Exercises in Articulation
designed to develop and strengthen the organs Of
Speech and 20 facilitate the correct uierance Of ee
mentary sounds, with simple Reading Lessons for pu-
pills in young classes
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A Great Chance!
WANTED to hire from rs to 100 active, honest
w and industrious hands to peddle TIN WARE,
DRY GOODS and YANKEE NOTIONS, the en-
suing season, whom good wages will be paid, II sp-
plication be made
The past season many Peddlers have bought their
goods,to those we say we can suit as to assortment
price and pay others have paid Barter in advance; TO
OSGooD & WILEY.
SaHton's River, Feb 10Th, 1916.
rI,HE Subscribers have now on hand very large
Il lot of
Tin Ware, Dry Goods and Yankee Notions,
which, comprzing the whole, is larger assortment
than can DO found 10 the State Of Vermont For evil
dence Of the same, please call at our Store and the
truth will be clearly Tevealed.'
STOW ES.
large lot Of Stoves Of every pattern, size and des-
crpton on hand and for sale lower than be bought
in the County Of Windham. Taken 10 exchange, old
Iron, together with all kinds Of Barter usually taken
by Pedder
SAP ROLLERS,
on hand or made to ORDER by the best Of workmen;
any size or pattern at the shortest notice.
N. b. From 10 to 20 peddle wagons TO sell cheap
OSGOOD WILEY.
Saxton,s River. Feb. 10, 1876 Sme6
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HOME CERTIFICATES

These testimonials, all Of which are from The mat,
spectacle sources have been selected from seyer, b
Of similar character, which have been procured dp,n
short time the discovery has been before the Amec,b I
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No. 4 Pearl ST., Boston,
Howe & DeblOis.

IMPORTERS OF DRY GooDs, AND DEALERS IN
American COttOns and WOOIens.
VNHE attention Of Country Merchants is respectful
u ly solicited TO their unequalled assortment for
Styles and Variety, which will be sold at The very low
est market prices.
March s, ls46. epsm2s
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SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

ana Bndd streets Philadelphia has been eompeely cured
bad ,; severe attacks Of Rheumatism for which ''
oen every thing in vain The extreme pain would
were her 70 r,Se ten times in night, aud her hAno
the RnS up SO as to be completely useless Amer using
sirs and Fluid only twenty hours the pains en-
s,e eiI and she has had the slightest attack tor p
''ou oil over seven months.
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SICK HEADACHE

The following certificate is from the lady Of CrYi1
Sohn STRAIN one Of the most respectable citizens A
oany ~ Reference be given 10 many others nat
Iaa'es who seem peculiarly affected with this mshiy
% 70 certify, that have been afflicted for many Jsi1
past with the Sick Headache, which dstressipg coa5
"a confined me to the bed from 10 two days in the v
curing curing that time For month past have worn D,
na,;n T,sS Tane hngs, and occasionally using the Mag
heuS fiua, am happy TO state that have no, besi
troubled with the sick headache since
ANN STRAIN, o. Dewins
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100 Bushels first quality HERDS GRASS
IOO EE ID, for sale at 81, SO per bushel, by
G. & C. LAWRENCE.
March Ia, is46. so
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APOPLExY AND PHARMACISTS.

W The following is of deeply interesting chlnt
er ahe mas attracted the attention and exami1aion
some OF me trst physicians of New York and BROOKLYN
s,rss andrew J. p Tones residing at No 20 bddr
suee brooklyn, L. l., is in his 10Th year He has genera
enjoyed robust health but about three wears snse k
gan 70 s general weakness and assiiude affected bin
Nils, WIN depression spirits, loss of appetite, ni
Siv 70 sleep, ~e. DR. John, W. Francis of New Yok
consulted The usual remedies such as eopious bleed
Is1,,A ~ S were recommended but shortly AFTER Captain
e. 'e down insensble in the street with an Apopsr
recovery he noticed that portion of his side vas
apparently dead and on further examination his phyT-
Ia his case 10 be that Of combined ApopsV
,a. tie was now unable TO walk without ass
ne could neither feed nor dress himself alone b.
unable TO areulate distinctly and his sight
ieo The family Of Capt Tones were induced to Try he
proenTeS Hngs and Magnetic Fluid and for th. puIPoe
par OF Rings for the hands par of Bands if
s1e Imos and bottle of the Fluid in twenty four hoan
sIyssJ 'nese articles feeling perceplble hePr'
was ana PersPiration broke In five days
sapleu 10 raise his and use his hand and in three
nonHS. ne was enabled 10 walk alone period Of 81
mas now elapsed, during which time symptoms
PPy mas been APPARENT he is enabled to take regular
ana all his impaired faculties have been restored
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FRESH GROCERIES.

WHEELER & PRATT, have just received a
w fresh stock OF Groceries, Of every variety be
found n the market, and they having been purchased
this Of the year, for cash, can be afforded
cheaper than can be purchased in this county.
2. r., N. o. and W. |. Molasses
Brown Sugars Of all kinds,
Crushed and Loaf Sugars,
Winter and Summer Strained Oil,
o. II. Tea, Y H. do, some very nice,
Souchong do, chests Grunge Pekoe, (extra, }
Box and Cask Raisins.
Fresh Figs and Zant Currants, &c, &c,
Picked Fish, No. Salmon, No l Shad
and Maekere, Blue Fish, Sword Fish,
Dried Halibut and Cod FISH
Bfattleboro, March 4, 1886. %
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''VVMITE's ExPREsS.n
The Green Mountain Spring.

Dsroted TO Discussion and Information concerning the Pop
uiar and Medical Uses Of Hasr report Of cases Of
Wdter- Cure Treatment 10 the Nrture aud Education Of
Children to Diet and Health.
Medical and Philosophical Communications
BY ROBERT WESSELHOEFT, NJ ID.