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A ND HAS SUSTAINED IT'S REPCTA-
n ton Cor more than Thirty YEARS PHYSICIANS Of
IN highest responsibility pr scribe il, AMI thousand. n
flui.-, keep hand standard Fanny Mo!'ctnt
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSAM,
prepared 10y the wei known druggists Mesrs Reel Cutler
a Coz u.s. r-l authority Tor sayu-. q the best
remcdirs for Coughs. Colds. aud all Puimo
Compia int- one-rd 60 the ubiicBo sfon journal
REy. DR. LYMAN BEECHER
writes "Geueneu. have used your VEGETABLE PriM'-
NARY BALsAW myself with benefit and have Gnown it O. be
used with good eiloct ia families around men
TIE LATE REV. DE- LEONARD WOODS
wr1te'.G antlcmeu "Erom long ol your Vegetable
Pulmonary BA!siu 90 my family circle and among tcolo-i
cal Students have been lea TO regard safe aud Ell
caci1us melicinc.
"Genileman-Wc the Undersigned Wholesale Druggists,
satin. happy bear testimony great efficacy iu the
relief AMI of Pulmonary complaints. We know ~ mo-
medicine which has deservcly sustained high ruputa-
lion for So long term o years, which more rarely dsaI
points tn reasonable expectations oi those who IT, ~
(s-ne by many 81 the largest and oldest Druggists IN the
Unit q states and Canadas
"Geucncn-ln extensive practice Of myself and
have prescribed large quantities OF your Vegetable Pul-
nonarv Balsa, happy say have found It ell
and reliable remedy. W. consider it invaluable.
Harrington, y. H., Dee. TO- 1850. b. 7. PARKER
J. Berare Of CouHterfeifs aud Imitaions'tl
Enquire for the article ~ Its WHOLE NAME,
.vEGETABLE PU LNONARY BAISAM"
Prepared OHiy by REED, TIER CO., Druggists, Nos
100, III. 4 1l3 BROAD St BOSTON, Edss., and sold 10y
Apnhelres and Counry Merchants generally Price larry,
sze, 81, small size, 80 cents.
For sale in Bratteboro by JOSEPH CLARK,
and by ApJthecaries and Country Merchants generally
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VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

fss-sis=s ssiskloAb. On and after MONDAl, N0u Isl,
E4Es-=ls59, TRAINS will run a. follows
Leave Bcows Fails for Bratehoro 90 A. NJ and 80 7.
NJ Returning leave Braehorn Bellows Pals. 10 10 A. NJ
AMI 80 r. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls
Gao A. NJ. Brattlehnro 2.55 p. NJ.
Tho Passenger Trains this route, connect South with
the VI Massachusetts, and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct tC
New YORK ON North with the Rutland burlington, sui
lNas Central, Acrmout Canada. Connecticut aud
rassnsic Rivers Hail Roads, forming direct
with Whitehall and Schenectady ohnsbury and
White Mountains, burlington and Houses Point, ogdensburgi
and Montreal. NJ sLOAT, Superintendent.
Vt. Valley Il. h. Office, Nov. 10th, 1883.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-24

PRESIDENT KIRKLAND's THREE RuIEs.-
During his administration at Cambridge one
who was very grateful for the honorary title OF
DID. expressed his thanks for the honor, and
inquired what were the rules or principles BY
which they were conferred. DIR. kirkland re-
piled. ave have three rules:
ave confer the degree sometimes on those
'cho merit it, but we rarely have an opportuni-
ty
The more numerous class come under the
second rule-thOSe 1cho rant il;
"But it is most frequently conferred under
our third rule-to those pho need H."-Traa.
script.
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-CHFsHIRE RAILROAD.

yz5-.577=,-----. G HESHIRE RAILROAD. Win
.i-.ss.s-s :-fsr Arrangement. On and after MONDA1,
Ez--zz=Nov. y. 1859, Trains will run as follows.
MOVING EAST.-lcavc
Bellows Pan. at A. NJ. and . % P NJ; Keene at $40
A. NJ. ami So r. and fiichburg at 1900 NJ.
BIZ r. Nj Boston at $50 and 45 T. Nj Worcester at
90 and 100 T. NJ.
MOVING WEST.--Leave
boston n $50 aud II % 4 NJ Fiteheurg at e45 A. NJ
rive Bellows Fails at Il y and 540 NJ Windsor l2O
and G35 2 NJ Rutland 255 and 100 7. Nj Burlington,
600 =. NJ.
Trans Connect a. fohous
Tn Train a Bellows Fails with RUTLAND BUR
LINGTON RAILROAD for Rutland, burlington, Montreal
Uenshureh Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs schenectady
and the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. Tor Windsor, White
River Junction burlington, Ogdenshnrgh Montreal, 81
Johr shury &C via Vt. CENTRAL, PASSUMpsIC, and
VERMONT a CANADA ROADS sc. both trains make d.
rect connection VT CENTRAL r. T. fer all points north
ID1trn Trains Connect at Fifohburg
Trains ftchurr Worcester H. X. for Worcester
Norwich. Providence and New YORK City.
Aud Gruton Junction with trains Of orcester Nashua
H. Il. tor Nashua and Concord and with Trains of stony
Brook i. L. for Lowell. Lawrence. &C.
Tickets Tor all paints West may he secured at any sta
Cheshire Railroad anil baggage will be checked
through buffalo Suspension Bridge.
T.. A. CHAPLIN. SuPcriutcnd dc m {.
Superintendent Office, keene, Nov. Is, 1859.
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YER's CATHART1c PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and oompainnE' Are you out Of
ORDER with your system deranged and your feelings unoo
fortaof These symptoms often the prelude TO serious
illness Some 1T Of sickness is creeping upon you anu
should be averted by timely use Of the right remedy
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse the disordred hunors-
purify blood aud fluids move on unoDstructed III
health again. They stimulate the functions ~ c ppN III
vigorous ACTIVITY purify INC ysei aIp u ~, ~ III
which make disease cold settles soneWhefs lh tL S
and obstrucs its natural functions These NOT reeVeu
react upon themselves and the surrounding urs's,
ing general aggravaton, suffering, and disease Mmo IN
this condition, oppressed by the dctaneoments take
Pms, and how directly they restore the natural
action Of the system, and with the puoyant eilE ~
again. What is and apparent in IN TINS Trivial aa
complaint, is also true in many oil the
and dangerous distcmpers The same
them Caused By similar distractions and arrangements Of
the natural functions Of the body they are rapnN anu
many Of them surely cured rs the means None VINO
know tho virtues Of these PMS will neglect to employ them
when suffering from the disorders they cure ,,,
Statements from leading physicians IN soio ., rs'
pal cities and from other well known pubic PERSONS
From a Forwarding Merchant Of So Louis Feb D. 1866
Dr. AVER, Your Pills are the Of a that Is great
In medicine They have cured my niue uauRhei ul NC,
Gus upon her hands and that had proved ncuah
Tor years Her mother has been long icvousy afflicted
with bOches and pmpes her skin aud IN her ha Al
ter our child was cured she also tried your rs nnu %
have cured her. ASA MOhuhlDuI''
A. n Family pbysic.
From Or. 4. ". Cartwright, New Orleans.
Your Pills the prince Of purres Their excellent qua-
ties surpass any catharc We possess Ihey are na, h
makes them invaluable to US Ia the daily treatment oil disease
Headache. Sick Headache, Foul stomach.
From Dr. Eduard Bovi. Baltimore.
DEAR MR. AYEn.- cannot you irhatscomplants
have cured with your Pills better than to say an ha ~'
,Ucr wh pUrgdtitc medtcfhe. place great de-
De idence on ccctua catarc in my daily contest with
disease aud believing rs do that your rus aord US the
best have, l Of course value them highly
pirTsBrEcH, PA, May l, 1885.
DR.. J. c. AYm,-Sr ! have been repeatedly cured Of
headache any body have by dose OF two OF
your pn 1t seems to arise from foul stomach which they
cleanse at once. -
Yours with great respect ED W. PREBLE,
Cicrk Of Steamer Clarion
T. Most N the pills in market contain Mercury, which
although valuable remedy u skiul hands, is dangerous h
public pill the dreadful consequences that frequently
follow it, ncautous These contain mercury min
era substance whatever
PRICE % CENTS FER HoN or BOXES FOR 81
Prepared by j. C.AYER \ CO., Lowell. Ms
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T5s=s775sF'75E5 RUTLAND = BURLINGTON
- 80. II RAILROAD.

--------=-- On and after MONDAY. November y, lc59.
Trains will follows. wit,
AforiHg SOUTH and EAST Leave Burlington 5 20 a.
II. and .. 80 T. VI.
Arrive at Rutland Ills 4. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland B. 100 and IL 80 A. NJ.
Arrive at Believe Fails, 90 4. NJ and 2. 10 T. NJ.
M0r4ng WEST and NORTH.--Le3vc Bellows fas i
and $50 T.. ".
Arrive az Rutland 2.65 and $40 =. ".
Lave Rutland lN.45 4. VI. and $500 =. NJ.
Arrive 70 burlington az 30 and GOO J.. NJ.
AZ Darlington Train leaving Hatlaud at lO45 4. NJ con-
meets Burlington with Trains all Stations VI. Cen
Canada Roads and Tor Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh-
A. uiand 1r ms with Trains FOR Troy Albany aud
Ncul ora Saratoga Springs, schenectady. and the West.
Bellows Fails with Trains % the Cheshire Road Tor Fitch
bur- urccstcr lowell and Boston. With VI Valley Road
1r ratc1r0. springfield. Hartford. New Haven. and New
YORK AMI win Sullivan Road Windsor, White River
Junction. and the White Mountains
Passengers going West, will ind this the cheapest and
direct Tickets and al information,
be had the Bellows Falls Ticket uflcc.
L. a. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Rutland, NOV. 10th, 1882
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

IsTSs55I577sTs=5 SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
ssssss.sssss.sS TICE. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1z1- On and after MONDAY, DEC. 9, 1852
trains will run folowsi
SOUTH-The MoRSiSo TRAIN freight with passenger
car attnclcd) will leave Windsor at 400 A. NJ conecng
with Express from Montreal and Ogdensburgh. Clare
mont as and Chariesown at 80 A. NJ, connecting
bellows Fails with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell
Worcester and with Vt. Valley Railroad for Springfield
arriving at New York 4.15 + VI.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor at 100 Claremont at
DO and Charcstown &c. f. Nj; connecting Bellows
with Vermont Valley Railroad Springfield. &C. ARRIVING
at New York at11.15 T.. NJ.
The ExrnrsE TRAIN will Windsor 100 p. NJ, on
arrival of trains Montreal % 90 A. NJ Ogdensburgh
40 and Charcstovn 90 sl2 arriving at Bellows Fails at
$50 T. NJ (ieinan night leave Fellows Falls 500
A. NJ for Springfield &C arriving at New York at AIS T.
NJ also Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ for Lowell Worce
stcr and Boston.
NORTH The ExrHEss TnAiy will leave Bellows Pals at
715 NJ Charcstown at 73g Claremont at $40 connect
ing Ut Windsor with Central Railroad for Montpelier
Burlington. Houses Point, Montreal (6.45 +. NJ Ogden-
burrh 90 D. Nj and also with Northern, y II. Road
irving % Concord az $50 J.. NJ.
The MA TRAM will leave Bellows Falls atl2jO, Charles
town o. and Clatmont 1.26 r. Nj connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad Tor Montpelier,
Burlington Bouses Point Montreal Ogdensburg, &c. and
~ white River Junction with Passumpsic Railroad for
Wells River Lteton, Il. Johnsbury. Barton, &c.
Tho EvENNG TRAIN Freight with Passenger atfached)
will leave bellows Fails $3.50, Charestown 6. 20, and
Caremnnt at 74O T. NJ for Windsor. Passenger by this
train stop night Windsor and proceed the next
morning at $50 A. " Montpelier, Kousc's Point Mont
real, Ogien,burrh. &c.
STAG, connect with both trains Spring
field aui perknssl at Clafemout for Newport, aud al
Windsor for poistnck.
EDWARD THOMPSON. Supt.
Charlestown, y. H.. Dec ., 1859.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-24

Our arrangements are now complete for making to
order ALL the desirable patterns Of HAIR JEWELRY.
Persons having Hair that they wish to preserve can
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We take great pains with this department of our
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The list of articles manufactured and of which We
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making in all over THREE HUNDRED VARIETIES or
STYLES In a single sett Of Jewelry Of some styles we
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MANI OD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,

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ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT AND
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uoME INSURANCE COMPANY OF

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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT.

A FIER AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF Up
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The Agency Is not only the largest tu New England but
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Thes besides his extensive library 81 legal and mccau
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II have hesitation in assuring inventors that they can
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Late Commissioner az Patents
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fnr the Uuunu y
PACKARD's MOUNTAIN DEW
Hair is heir To.
TNuE REGENERATOR HAS REEN USED


The combined form perfect Tor all ais which the
Hair is heir 10.
UNIE REGENERATION HAS BEEN I SEQ
for the three years by OF thousands with the
perfect IL all impedimcnls to the
healthy growth Of the Hair. ScHrf, DanGrHf. ScrofUiG,
Eruption and FercrsA HEAT cannot remain where It is used
1t all Humors Of TIT scalp thus alays all ieusGf
ichiHr which has proved such bAne the human family.
ha by setting in circulation the secretiye coorng ud,
thus giving the natural color in the rational way, II
fails stop hair from falling OF II Will hair
bald h6dGs II Is IN short perfect hair restorative
The following sample OF the thousands OF cerh-
from that have used the Regeneration
ANpovER, May %, 1857. Mr. Packard, Sir;- have used
your egtnerator myself and my famy-my wife and
myself having been bad and graz for number ~ years
few weeks trial has fully restored my wiic's hair where
had been bald for years. changed the
glossy hroWHlts natural color. On my head where
had been entirely destitute Of hair the top long
time, luyuriant growth has appeared and Is Of its natural
color others my family have used it with the best effect
The following letter is from OF the Oldest and best lair
pressers In plymouth County
Norm BRpGEwATuR Nov D. '57. "AIr. Packard, Sir; -
Your Rcgcnerator truly wonderful preparation My wife
has used it Tor the past few months her head. 1t has
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has restored the from black
have been hair-dreser for years and freely
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the hair that have seen.
Yours, c. TAYLOR"
Packaris Mountain Dew is the best hardressinr In the
world. Trial bottles only % Use bottle and
you will never any other Kind for dressing your hair
Manufactured by II. V. PACKARD, Andover, Mass.
Wholesale Agent, GEO. {. GOODWIN, x CO.,
II Murshal-Si., Boston.
For sale by N. THORN, Apothecary, rattleboro
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

HE WIN I4'1toINJ4Np MD I--AI
VICTIM; Designed for the heneht, and as warn
ing and caution those who suffer from debility,
indigestion lowness Of Spirits want Of sleep, premature de-
cay, &c consequence of youthful mprudenee, or the
baneful habit of seabuse. At the time pointing out
the certain means Of setfcure.
by who has suffered from the above cause, and from
misplaced confidence In medical humbug and quackery.
Single copies (posree) the receipt Of stamped
yeore, bearing the address Of the applicant
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
3ml BEDFORD Kings County, n. Y.
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INSURANCE.

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
VI -WILLisroS's sroNK BLocK-
Notice Is hereby by tc subscriber that he IL prepared
n issue policies LIVE STOCK. a. well as other
kinds of property on ns favorable and u reliable
Compaue. hoy having all complied with the laws % tins
saie as any doing bushes In th-tats. FARMERS and 9th
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The combined capital % the companies which be represent
being s3.OOO.OOO. and upwards, enables linn t.
issue policies Tor any required amount
lie would refer % the advertisements ~ the several eompa
mics published herein for further particulars.
}. II. FEssESDEN.
Jan. ]. 1850.
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INSURANCE.
COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE

XITINDHAM COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
w Insurance Company
WILLIAM HARRIS, President;
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Directors:
FRANKLIN SAWYER, ERASMUS PLlMPTONi
ELEAZER GOR1lAM, JR., GEORGE SLATE
pARLEY STARR. WILLIAM HARRIS,
MARK CRAWFORD, GEORGE NEWMAN,
WELLS GOODIlUE.
The Office Of the Company In the Savings Bank Building
Rrattcboro where policies will be issued most kinds
Of propery including Live Stock. II will not be much
their object do n smashing business safe and u
make such n Company the citizens Of the County need
Applications tor be made through the Directors
and the Agents In the dnercnt towns in the County
March /, 1859
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THE ECONOMIST COOKING STOVE
THE GREAT STOVE OF THE DAY.

THE GREAT STOVE OF TILL DAY
FIRST PREMIUMS AWARDED As FOLLOWS
At the Ohio siutc Fair, held Sept. 1888.
Attic Albany County Fair. held Sept, I 81 IS.
Atm N. York State Fair. held Oct, 1905.
Al the CrcnviIIc County Fair in Cnnnda.
At the Intcrnati ounI Fair mt Ogdcnsburgb
MY.
At the Gcne-ec County Fair. Michigan.
Nos. T, s, 9 and Hotel Size No. 10.
rJNHE TIME HAS COME WHEN PEOPLE
who are disposed study economy and who value
comfort and health, demand. and will have COOKING STOVE
which com.nes increased conyenicuces and greater per
lection Of manufacture 1t will readily be admitted that the
Of this description, and for the following rea-
l. TIE THICKNESS or THE CASTINGS These Stoves weigh
from fifty 10 one hundred pounds more than ohers OF cOe'-
The OvrS one-quartcr 10 one-thd larger than usual,
and being provided with row Of hooks across e op o. te
same meat be suspended for roasting instead OF lying on
pan to fry fat il the CUSTOM by which process 1t re-
unpleasant taste and odor THIS feature alone
when understood viii give THE ECONOMlSl inc preference
over any other Stove.
o. The perfection Of manufacture The OVEN Doors are
are lined with It's PLATE and are fitted almost 10 steam
tight Joint The Tons Covers and Gross bars filed and
fitted great Fully much labor and cost is
expended each Of these Stoves as on dozen Oh the
!. The BnoiINo HEARTH is a commodious and indis-
pcnsablc appointment 10 the stove -
D. The CuPPEn RESERVOIR for containing supply OF lo'
Water, is feature which will command admiration
G. The lIor CLOSET or, WAnSG OVEN found to be an
article Of great convenience for warming plates or Hood
The Stove has already obtained an enyiable reputation
and the manufacturers determined to spare no efforts
make it tho -
Do not fail to call Store and examine it. where car
also be- large variety Of Stoves Tin Sheet lron Cop
per Ware &c.
These stoves are from the well known establishment Of W
/ 4 !. Treadwell Perez d Norton. Albany, n. y.
j. II. n W. ii. ESTERDliOOk.
Brattleboro, Jan, Il, lsoO-iis
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A Nd HAS SUSTAINED IT'S REPUTA-
n ton for more than Thirty YEARS PHYSICIANS Of
tn highest respcctahity r scribe 10, AMI thousand. n
flui.. Keep 10 un hand % standard FaHfv Mo! ciit
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Lillian HARRIS, Presidents
l.. @. MEAD, Secretary and Treasurer