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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-28
DEA'THS..

In Brattleboro, Aug. 10, SARAH TIAYER widow Of the
late Jonathan Thayer Of Dummerston, aged G5.
In Insdae N. H., August 9th, Of typhoid fever, Mrs
ADELINE G. FISK widow Of the late Thomas T. Fisk, aged
40 years.
In whitingham Aug 81 Mrs. CHASE, relct of the late
Abraham Chase aged 49,
In Gullford, Aug. 18th, SAMUEL II. NICHOLS, 40.
In Wilmington Aug. 18th, Of dipthera, MARY ETA
MORSE, only daughter of Joseph w and Mary H. Morse,
Morse aged years, months, 2S days
In the death Of this their only and most aectonate child
these parents called to endure very severe actOn
But in the gospel Of the risen Redeemer they find ample
comfort and support in this hour OF trial
"Sufer little children 10 come to me-"
Said Jesus sacred voice;
OF such Gods kingdom Is to be,
And such In Heaven rejoice.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-28

LAST WORDS OF GEN. LYoN.-A correspond
ent of the Missouri Democrat states, on the
authority of DIR. IL Rieehenbach, surgeon OF
the First Iowa Regiment, the very last words
which fell from the lips Of Gen. Lyon. The
doctor was within few feet of him when he fell
and was instantly at his side. The general was
reclining in the arms of his body servant, when,
turning partially round, he said: "Lehmdna, /
am qOing up."
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T AwRENcE wATER-CURE and HOTEL

/ AWRENCE WATER-CURE and HOTEL.
IL BRArTLEBoR), Vermont
This delightful will open under entirely new ans
pces Tor the reception OF visitors early in June.
REFERENCES ~ THE NEW YORK.
A. Schinewind, esq, Gustavus schwab, esq,
Louis Grossnan, esq, Charles Welsch, esq,
Richard II. Bowne esq Alfred schermorhorn esq.,
O. c, Warren, esq, William BOVINE esq
u. Wesendonk, esq, Benjamin Collins, esq,
Charles A. Clinton, esq, James Gray esq,
Julius Goldman, esq, Peter d. Sweeney, ESQ.,,
un james Harvey, Washington Major William Austine
U. 5. Al p. Wells, esq. Brattleboro' and Judge
Tyler, Brattleboro
For further information address
tf21 Brattleboro', VT.
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SECESSION IN CoNNEcTIcUT.--A secession
"Peace" flag was hoisted at Bridgeport Satur-
day by Seceshers, and subsequently torn down
by Union men. The Office of the Farmer, a
reasonable paper was Quilted by volunteers.
At New Fairfield similar "Peace" flag was
raised. A fight ensued with Union men, which
resulted in the defeat of the latter, with two
men dangerously wounded.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
CkLEBRA TED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir ]. Clarke NJ D.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition hut and
remedy for Female Difficulties aud Distractions from
any whatevcrj and although powerful remedy 1t
contains nothing hurtm to the constitution To married la
dies it is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity. In all Of Ner
aud spinal Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs,
lIcavincss, Fatigue slight eXerOn Palpation Of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect cure
when all other have failed; and although powerful
remedy do not contain iron, comel anthony anything
hurtfu to the constitution Full directions in the pamphlet
around each PACKAGE which should be carefully preserved
For full particulars get pamphlet, free Of thcagen 81
and posta stamps enclosed any authorized agent will
insure bottle containing so pills by mail Sold
by JOSEPH CLARK, Brattleboro.-3meopi3
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BLOOD FOOD

is offered certain and reiiabie remedy. Differing in
every particular from the patent medicines of the day
chemical combination Of IRON, SULPHUR IND PHOS-
PHOROUS of very worth, and many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony to tile benefits has conferred
them.
CHURCH DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
sole propretos a the article and have in consequence of
fraud attempted upon the public, changed the color Of the
outside wrapper from Rel to yellow and increased the size Of
the bottle BE very cautious in buying to that
the snie Of their signature is the outside Of the wrap
per, all others counterfeit
l. N. Thorn, Agent for liraeboro and vcinity.-1y43
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MARRIAGES.

In Bratteboro Aug "a, by Rev. Mr. Tyler, TRUMBULL
HOWARD Of Hartford and Miss ANNA HOLYOkE, daugh-
ter of Hon. Hampden Cuts.
In Vernon, Aug Goth, by Rev. Edward Smiley, OTIS I.
MUNsELL Of North Sunderland, Mass, and Miss MARY H.
DAY of Montague, Mass.
In Jacksonville, Aug. 27th by Rev. Clifford, Mr. NJ b.
BISHOP Of Whtingham, aud Miss EMILE l.. SAFFORD OF
Rowe Mass.
In Wilmington at the Village Hotel, Aug. oath, by Rev.
Mr.. Balou MIR GEO. H. DEMING and Miss HATTIE Il.
CONVERSE, both Of Dover.
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PERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES
AFTER USE INSURED BY USING
RRYAN,S pIIMONIC WATERS.

References be given Of the principal Ply
sicans and individuals In this vicinity, who have
used the remedy with the fullest success in various
Of Coughs, Colds Asthma Sore Throat Influenza, r
rtaon of the Uvua, &c &C. The success OF the remedy
has been fully tested IN various parts where the moisture Of
the climate induces great prevalence 70 Colds &c. and
ainy Of the efficiency Of medicine Is required To avoid
Consumption anil ultimate death. This remedy, although
only recently introduced in this vicinity, rs met with great
demand and every confidence placed in its merits by those
who have given it a fair and impartial trial.
Price, rs cents per box. For sale by all Druggists
Smeow26l JOSEPH CLARK, Agent, Drattleboro.
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The Burlington Free Press, in speaking of
the late Convention at Montpelier, says:
We take it that the Union men of the State"
as they call themselves, by their wordy decla-
nation about how the war should not be waged,
non-interlerence with institutions, &c., mean
just this and no more that under no contin-
gency must any thing he done in putting down
the rebellion, to bring dctriment to that most
sacred of all things-Slarery, the very iniqui-
ty which lies at the root of the whole. We
shall look with interest for that Address. The
Freeman queries whether Judge Re fields let
ter to the Churchman would not answer the
purpose
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-28

THE LAST ATTEMPTED UNION.-If ANYBODY
has any very strong hope of the success of the
Tracy ticket, we think he may as well give it up.
The Convention seems to have made not even
ripple outside of Village Hall. The Wood
stock papers contain not a word on the subject:
indeed, one would think they had not got the
news. This is somewhat remarkable, since Mr.,
Tracy resides at Woodstock. The same is true
of the Windsor Journal. The Belio,cS rails
Times has heard of the nomination and pitches
into it. Mr.. Tracy's it says, is "no improve
ment whatever ON the nomination of Mr.. Hol-
brook - and as to Mr.. Tracy it adds: che has
been for some time disappointed fossil Wing,
sour and dsatected with every political move
which has been made during the last ten years."
This is not exactly accurate. MIR. Tracy has
favored two or three attempts of r. Mex. Orms-
bee and Others to resist the Republican party.
and last year, we think he was member OF the
Bell-Everett party. In short, it is true that
Mr.. Tracy has not sympathized with the people
of Vermont or of the North for some years;
and as yet we have seen no evidence that he
cntertains any different views, or is even dis
posed to support the Government in its conflict
with rebellion. If it was not expected that he
would oppose the National Administration, we
cannot account for the last will and testament of
the diving Yelmom Patriot in his behalf The
Times bellows Falls) says that those who sup
port him in that quarter, are "mainly those who
sympathize with the traitors. Mr.. Tracy is a
lawyer of high reputation as debatcr he is ex-
ceedingly keen. We knew him best as a leader
of the National Republicans in the Legislature,
in the war upon the old anti-masonic party
He was gallant leader; and subsequently,
when the National Republicans succeeded he
was rewarded with the Speakership lthe House
and a seat in Congress. He served one term,
and declined reelection. partly, we have al
ways supposed, on account of bad health; but
perhaps also because he was not in full sympa-
thy with the people of Vermont on the Slavery
question. At any rate, as we have already said,
he has never favored the views of the Republi-
cans. 1t looks now as though considerable
portion of the Democratic party would support
him, including the Breckenridge wing.-Ver-
mont Wdtchmon
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

I HAVE THIS DAY GIVEN MY SON, RU-
Il FUS H.. his time during the remainder Of his minority
to trade and transact business for imsa and that shall
claim Of his earnings pay any debts OF his contract
ing after this date. SANFORD STANCLIFT.
Halifax, jane Ia, ls6l.-2w*35
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Copyright secured
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMAL
DR.. MlttlS0n'S Indian EmmenagOgue. A

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown Of anything else Of the
t'u', aud proving cfectu i after all others
have failed, is designed for both married
ondsingfe fddtes, and is the very best thing
known for the purpose, as II will bring on
the monthly sickness in cases Of obstruc-
ton, after all other remedies Of the kind
have been tried in vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now been
sold without a single failure when taken
as directed, and without the least injury to
health In any case. 1T II is put up In bot
ties Of three different strengths, with full d.
\rections for using, and sent by Express,
closely sealed, 10 all parts Of the country.
IT PRICEs,--Ful Strength, 80; Half
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-28

WINDSOR W., April 0, 1860.
have personally known Dr. Colby for about forty years.
most Of the time intimately is gentleman Of the high
est standing, both socially and professionally In the de-
parments Of physiology, pathology and therapeutics to
which he hns devoted his life with untiring cnhusi
asm, lie has few any, supeors among the members of the
profession anywhere Any medicine having his countenance
may be received with the utmost confidence.
ISAAC y. REDFfELD,
CLatc Chief Justice Of Nermont.)
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TEETH. The subscriber having lately returned from
his Southern would in calling the attention Of the pub
c his thanks his patrons generally and to those
especially who have continued their support for the past
eighteen years. feeling to he aering testimonial Of their
confidence in his professional skill.
He continues to perform all operations for preserving
identifying and restoring the Teeth in his usual careful and
thorough
Teeth inserted Gold Silver and Rubber, with all the late
improvements. Please call. A. ID. PUTNAM.
Brrttleboro, May l, 1S6l-lS
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DEATH or DIR. DANA OF BRANDoN,-We
learn that Hon. A. g. Dana, NJ. d., died at his
residence in Brandon, on Tuesday last.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-28

Atwood's Quininc Tonic Bittcrs,-The bcs
Aromatic Tonic offered the public. All Druggists
have II See Advertisement.
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KEROSENE OIL.

rVHE DOWNER KEROSENE OIL co.
i arc now ready to supply their STANDARD ILLUMI-
MATING OIL, at Reduced Prices. Office
NO. Z6 Water Street,
NEAR LIBERTY SQUARE, BOSTON.
Aug p, lS6l.-3u35
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Franklin Upton, Danvers, Ms,
Hon. d. schleiden, Washing
ton, D. G.
Geo. A. Bailey, Esq, Wash
ington, ID. O.,
"on. III Wilson, Washington,
ID. g.
Il. Francis, Cambridge, Mass
Il. q. Mead, DR.. IIigginson,
Frost & Goodhue, Philip
Wells, sam'l Dutton, Il. W.
Clarke, Dan. Kellogg, Geo.
Howe, Il. Tyler, q. b. Kel.
logg, G. @. Frost, II. d,
Harris, j. d. Bradley, Il.
Kirkland, Ohas. Chaplin,
Chas. warder, Rev, =. G,
Williams, Rev. @. P. Tyler,
Charles Cummings, Nos-
well Hunt, Frederick Hol.
brook, II. G. Fisher,
Brattleboro, VT.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS BEING DULY
w appointed commissioners to hear examine and adjust
all claims Of all persons against the Estate Of MARTIN
BROWN late Of Whngham, in said District, deceased and
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
six months from the 9Th day Of July last being allowed for
that purpose hereby give notice that will attend to the
business of appointment the dwelling house lately
cuped by said the LIST Wednesday in September
and January next from 10 o'clock p NJ. each Of said
days. g. Z. PLAGG,
JAMES ROBERTS, ) Commrs
Nottingham, Aug IL, lS6l.-33
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>Auy LINE OF STEAMBOATS, Be

ITALY LINE OF STEAMBOATS, Be
TWEEN HARTFORD and NEW Yokk.-The steam.
- 1cR ANTE sTATEv Capt j. H. KING leaves Hartford
g. Nsw Work every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The steamer "CfrY OF HARTFORD" Capt. n. Nj, SNIP
SON leaves Hartford for New York every Monday, Wenes
day and Friday. -
Inc time Of leaving Hartford hxed at 81 O'Clock p m
thus giving passengers leaving Springfield by al Las
NJ M ample connect and arrive In New York at about
bocock the following morning This Line the cheap
est and comfortable Of from Hartford and
various points north Of Hartford to New York.
The Boats have the beso State accommodations and
every requisite for safety, comfort and convenience
Cabin Fare Ono charge for Berths), $50
Forward Deck, 100
Freight taken at low rates Oonsgn goods to H. N Y.
st, It, Co. 4m26
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

"E, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING AP-
w pointed by the Hon the Probate Court for the Dis
tire Of Westminster, Commissioners to receive
adjust all claims AMI demands Of all persons against the Estate
Il O. l.. RICHARDSON, late O Jamaica, In said District,
deceased and also all claims and demands exhibited In
ihereto,And six months from the Dist day Of June, 1881
being allowed by said Court Tor that purpose therefore
hereby give notice that will attend the business
said appointment dwelling House of said deceased In
said jamaica the last Thursdays Of September No
yember next from one to iys o'clock T. Nj each Of said
days. JOEL II0LTON,
"a CHARLES BARNES, Commissioners
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CTATE OLE VERMONT.

CTATE OF VERMONT,
- Probate District Of Marlboro
In Probate Count August %, ls6l,-Upon application of
EDWARD KIRKLAND, Guardian Of THOMAS MANNING,
Of Braeboro In said district spendthri 1t is ordered
by the Court here that all creditors OF said Thomas Manning
present rher claims to sa Guardian Mt his office In said
Brattleb0rJ within six months from this date In default
therr0f all claims will be forever barred against said
Guaran and said Guardian Ordered to give notice OF this
orr by posting the same In four public places said Brat
ebro aud by publishing the for three weeks success
syely In The Vermont Phoenix printed at said Drattleboro
within sixty days from this date.
Done Court Braeoro aforesaid this go day Of Au
gust, A. D. 1861. 35 H. TYLER, Judge.
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II. KATHAN DEALER IN VERMONT
~ and ITALIAN MARBLE, MARBLE and SLATE
MANTLEs TABLE TOPS, s0APST0NE FIREPLACES,
CISTERNS, SINKS, &C.
MONUMENTS and HEADST0NES on hand and made to
order. $50 different designs for and slabs
hibition to those wishing to purchase
All work warranted to give satisfaction in price, quality of
stock, and style OF workmanship, &c.
Office opposite the Flour Mill the Railroad Crossing.
Brattleboro, Dec. o. 1860.
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XXIEssELHoEFT WATER CURE, BRAT
wv TfEuORO Vermont

v
This Establishment, Wiley known as the PIONEER Of
Water Cures this country Is better than
pared for the receipt Of visitors Having been unable to
accommodate many who app for last year. the pro-
preor has added her story 10 his front building besides
making many other internal improvements which will create
y add the comfort aud convenience Of patients AMI bvarj
All letters addressed to the proprietor will receive prompt
attention. p. d. FRANCIS, Proprietor.
Q. W. GRAU, NJ. D., Physician.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

NM II, THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING AP-
pointed by the Hon Probate Court for District
Marlboro Commissioners To receive examine AMI adjust
AL claims and demands Of all persons against the Estate OF
MARTIN BROWN late Of Whitingham In said District, de-
ceased, aud also all claims and demands exhibited In
hereto-and six months from the 18th day Of July last
Ing allowed by said Court for that purpose dotheeore
hereby give notice that will attend the business Of
said appointment at the Dwelling House late occupied by
said deceased in said Whitingha the first Wednesdays
In September and January next 10 O'Clock NJ. until
O'Clock +, NJ on each Of said days.
s. p. fLAGG,
JAMES ROBERTS, Commissioners
GEORGE PORTER,
Nottingham, Aug. 18th, lsol.-S4
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GREENWOOD LADIES, SEMINARY.

FALL SESSION begins SEPTEMBER 9.
full Board Of Teachers In every department.
Excellent accommodation for boarding and day scholars
Self boarders can be well accommodated in the village and
those who need to economzc may make arrangements to
duce their expenses as low at any other School.
West Brattieboro, Aug. 1S61.-4 w32
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS BEING APP
w pointed by the Hon Probate Court the District OF
Marlboro Commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all against the Estate Of
AUSTIN WARNER late of Newfane in said District de-
ceased also all claims and demands exhibited In offset
therefor months the 5th day Of June D. 1861
being allowed for that purpose do hereby give notice that
will attend TO the business Of said appointment the
Inn of H. IIaaday in Newfane, said District the last
Saturdays of August and September next from five
O'Clock Z. NJ, on each Of said days.
IL. I. ROBINSON,
SO O. u. SPARKS, ) Commrs.
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The letter from Captain John 7. Drew of Co..
u, ID Vermont, in our columns to-day, gives
the FIRST list approaching completeness of the
Vermont soldiers now held as prisoners in
Richmond, and enables US to sum up the account
of casualties for the I'd Regiment at the battle
of Bull Run as follows:
Killed. 3
Wounded, not taken prisoners, 80
Prisoners at Richmond wounded ~
Prisoners at Richmond uniniured, 10
Prisoners at Manassas, 6
Total, 66
Eroo Droes
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This Institution will be found very valuable to Scholars Of
Common and Higher Schools.
1t receives large Patronage and is Economic
cal in Expense.
Send for Catalogues Board Rooms for self Boarding, &c.
to l.. Y. WARD. 5w3l
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A COMPROMISE CAN BE MADE BY
IN calling office and paying your account, which
has bupn due n long time.
Brattleboro, Feb. ~, 1851
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

N ~ The subscriber would inform his
ENheEE yEaod friends and patrons and the pub
fS{AsIISt Olio generally that he intends to
&ZRY1E-EtH-Xan EXPRESS from Jacksonville
tSs------------1ll= way to North Adams and
Bratteboro starting Jacksonville Monday mornings Of
each week at six O'Clock A. NJ and arrive In North Adams in
for the train Of and return TO
willie the day after the train arrives In North adams
Also start on THURSDAY morning Of the week above
and the next day above. start from
willie Wednesday aud Saturday mornings ana ran 20 nra
eboro days for the purpose o. carry
ing PASSENGERS, doing EXPRESS BUSINESS brands
of all kinds; and safely do business t@ may 90 IN
trusted his Prompt attention w DC pau 70 uoihg
banking Business shall be In be In North Adams and
Bratteboro In Banking hours. ,,,,p M, noonp,,
June rs, 1s6l.-26
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G. W. aRAU, NJ. D., physIclan.


Hon Richard Warren, N. Y.
Hon. George Folsom, p"
s. Shethnr, Esq, "
J s. Thayer, Esq, "
Charles Wclsch, ESQ, "
John A. Merke, Esq, "
Gustavus Kutter, Esq, I"
A. Schnienwind, Esq, -"
J. A. Pullen, Esq, "
Charles A. Clinton, Esq.,"
Louis Grossmau, ESQ., "
Chas. @. Nazro, Esq Boston.
s. II. Jones, Philadelphia, Pa.
Merton Lewis, "
y. S. Draper, ESQ.,, "
q. D. Bangs, Esq, "
II. A. Page, Esq, "
Henry Shit, Esq, NO, La.
5. j. Adler, Esq, "
Gen. Chs. N. Rowlcy, "
J. II. DeLacrolx, Esq. "
j. u. Peabody, Danvers, Ms.
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
BERNARDsToN, MASS.

Amber H. r. WARD A. NJ and SEVEN ASSOCIATE TEACHERS
The FALL Term Of this School will open upon the last
Wednesday Of august and continue Eleven weeks.
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LELAND SEMIN AIRY,
TOWNSllEND, VT.

TOwNsiIEND, VT.
@. Il. LANE, A. D., Principal MissF NJ WEBSTER, Pre-
ceptresss ...... The FALL TERM will
Wednesday, August 18th.
This institution open both TO young Gentlemen and La
dies and offers ample facilities for thorough OF in
structon Young wishing prepare for College for
the business pursuits of life will find the instruction here
passed by no other similar Institution Miss WEBSTER
cent graduate Of French school in Montreal O. f., has
charge the French class and will teach the pupil TO speak
a well o write and translate the language.
For further particulars address
j. L. LANE, Principal
Townshcnd, VI. July, 1S61.-0w30
Mrs. L. M. CHASE WILL COMMENCE
WI the Fall Term of her school for Young Ladies,
WEDNESDAY Sept. l1th
For terms Of Board, Tuition etc, inquire Of the Principal
Bratteboro Aug. 2lst, 1s61.-54