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HHAtrLEUlNl, VI, July, ISBI.
Having left the American House, would return my sim
core thanks to my friends for their liberal patronage while
Landlord VI the above House.
And would say that l have taken the Revere House (to
gether with the sthlcs in the village Of Braeboro, where
would be happy all Of my former friends usuHalso
any that my comc aud will try and do the same
by them in all respects ever.
4S2T 4. u. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
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GEO. l.. MINIS, PRINCIPAL.

Pleasantly situated In the Village of South Londonderry
this School O rs all the facilities Tor acquiring Education
usually found In any Academy The Instruction will be
THOROUGH and rhAooAl add no pains Will be spared on The
part Of the Teachers or the CiLens OF the place t. rndcr the
school worthy u patronage.
The Classic Department.. Latin and Greek viii
he taught both rs preparation ur COLLEGE aud aid IN
the stu " of the English Language.
English and Normal Department. This De-
prtnet, comprising all the Elementary and Higher English
branches, will receive deserved attention
The Musical and Ornamental Departs
mrns are placed under the control Of experienced and
efficient Teachers.
TUITION.
Common English branches, 80 O0i Higher do. do, SO 90
Latin and Greek 81 OOi Music, Ornamental Branches extra
Board can b. obtained in COOL families from 81 90 t,
~ 90 per week. Ample ACCOMMODATIONS for sll-hnardnl
For further particulars address the Principal at Sullivan n
H., or JOSIAH 4 AuiiDT'r Secretary
EMERY MELENDY.)
a. WHITMAN, tTruste,s
A. FULLER, \
South Londonderry, VI june 20, 1861. -Gw29
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A MOMENTS REFLECTION OUGHTTO
IL convince sensible man Of the fiy and danger "
.u''iN losing with Cahartic Medicines The practice Is
"iO"s ami suicidal An experience forty years has
W mat lc constantly Increasing evils Of ndg eston
co., 'uy aggravated by the too free use Of Cntinrcs.
~ Nruhh hpe arc fast becoming q nation Of dyspep-
w. W ' auncu modes Of life. Drastic Cathartics in-
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minded by any disagrccable effects that lc has taken neli
cine. ~ '
Business Men, Stu lents Professional Men Females and ali
perous leading confined se-uttry life rid trv lien,
The undersigned Physicians, cleeruly certify !, G Ligl
professional Stniing of DR. COLBY snnsted one of ths
olrs and best Physicians, and 10 the excellent qualities Of
hs "AutClsve and Tonic Pills" which have used in our
practice, aud highly apprlvc
j. b. GIBSON. VI. D., Durham, c. 4.
&. u. COTTON, VI D., Cowansvilc
CHARLES BROWN, NJ. D., do.
5 FOSTER, VI. H.. Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, VI. D., Earnston
n. jerks, VI. D., do.
G. ". COWLFS, VI. D., Stanst sad
JOHN MEIGs, VI. D do
JOSEPH BREA Don. VI. D., Surgeon r. n
BENJAMIN DAMON. VI. D. Cuiticook
LEM Eli RICHMOND, NJ j., Derby ninc
NJ q. GLlNES, D., Compton, &. T..
G.. Il. MERS. NJ D., Nur1e. &. r.
j. G. RUTHERFORD, ". u. Newport, Vt.
- Prepared by DIR. VI. T.. COLBY. stanstcud, C..
h., AMI Derby Line, Vermont
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MAnLpono, S. S

~ rae ProJdte Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of JAMES DAVID
IN, litr OF WarlshYru, deceased, -GrectiHy:
Whereas, JOSIAH H. DAVIDSON, has presented t. this
Court Instrument purpOrng to be the last VIII said de-
ceased for pro t;Nou hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon the probate said Instrument tn,
sion thereof tn he held the village Hotel Wilmington
In said District the last Thursday Of August \. D. 1851
when AMI where you may appear and contest the same, il
you see fit 1911 +. IIOLBROOK, Rey'r
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.CTATE OF VERMONT. MApInopo. s s

.CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ Tte PrObItc COHrt fOr Saii District:
70 all persons interested in the Estate LEVI SNOW
lite Of Somerset deceased Grfctigg:
Whereas FARLEY WllIPrLE WILLIAM II. JONES,
have presented to this Court Instrument purpong he
the last VIII of said deceased for prOate;lOu hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon the probate Il said
Instrument the session thereof BE- held the Village
HOTEL in Wilmington in said District, Onthc last Thursday
Of August A D. 1861 when and where You may appear and
contest the same, If you see fit.
81 +. HOLBR0OK, Register.
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& TATE OF VERMONT
Chus. N. Davenport
Milo Canely ami wife, Samuel Illhouse David NJ Iuut
AMI others.

Milo Canely > / AMI wife, Samuel Ilhuuse David Iuut,
AMI others.
Whereas, Charles N. Davenport of Wilmington in said
Cuuuty, the 10Th day of June, A. D. lSGl flied In the
h;e OF the Clerk Of the c. OF Chanccry Tor said County
his Petition against Milo Canedy 3D. and Polly A. Can,
his wife, \. b. Gardner Of Brnnigto Iii cIn Ramona and
Newell 3 Raymond u Eoalsbrrp IN The County Of Brmng-
tom Henry Goolnow, of Within diam in said Winlhin
COuny, Samuel Ilhpusc and David VI. Hunt the state
Of Connecticut setting forth that the SAID Milo Cancy IL
AMI Polly A. his wife, the 18Th day of june A. D. 1851
m,rgag- Alden wilder OF said Wilmin;tuu certain
lands si.utei in said K.tsborn beng fifty acres ON the
West side Of the land formerly owned by Us Clark aud
known by the u the Eddy place. being the land
which the said Milo thea held hy decd Thomas Canely
Jr also all the land lying south Of said FIRST land
and between that AID the old turnpike, secure the pay
Of prlnssiry note Of $3.50 % payable h. said Wilder
Or bearer in year from June u, 1854, with interest
That said len Wilder, May lst 1855, assigned the mort
Etgc Alison l.. Wilertat Alsou h., june lO, 1851, as
signed the same to the Petitioner That said A. b. Gardner
Lin uln Raymond Newell ;. Raymond, Henry GUo,now
Samuel llhouse and David NJ. Hunt claim sort Of in
in said premises by virtue Of mortgage, or quclam
decd. said Ml those claiming under him executed
subscqu said mortgage 10 said Alden s. Wilder That
sail promissory note is due and unpaid with large
Of interest And praying that The Equity OF Re-
dnpon Of all said defendants in the premises may force
closed Which said Petition is nude returabe the next
Term Of the Court Of Chancciy be held ut Newflne In and
for snl County, the second Tuesday Of September A. D.
lsGl
And appearing that the sad Milo Canody l. and Polly
A., his wife, and the said Samuel holse aud David NJ
Hunt reside without this State that the common and ori-
nary process NJ this be served upon them II Is
ordered y the Chanc e1r that the Petitioner notify said four
last named defendants If the penlcucy said Petition aud
" the Term Of the Court which the reurnabe By
publishing the substance thereof with this order
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed Brat
tlcb1ro in said NudlAm County, the last publications
at least 20 days previous to said next September Term Of M
Court. IL. TYLER, Clerk.
C. N. Davenport, pro 80
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CTATE or VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S

~ The PROBATE Court for said District
To all persons interested In the Estate Of JOHN X. STA
CIi, late 0f Nottingham, deceased, GHEETSGi
Whereas, UR STACEY h WILLIAM MES skNGER, have
presented 10 this Court Instrument purpung tu he the
last Wl of said deceased Tor prObatcilou are hereby no
hrd That this Court will decide upon the probate Of said III
stuncn ut the session thereof 10 be held at the Village Io
Tel in Wilmington in said Distric, the last Thursday Of
August A. D. 1861, when and where you may appear ard
contest the same, II you fit.
so Y. IIOLBROOK, Reglsterr
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NJ Il, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING AP-
W pointed by the Hon the Probate Court for the bis.
t. 81" Westminster, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
~ n claims and demands Of all persons against the Estate
a. NfILN WATERMAN, hate Of Jamaica, In sail District,
deceased, and also AL claims and demands exhibited ia oil.
u.rtoaud six months from the 18th day of June 1861
bring owed by said Court ni that purpose, DO re-
hereby give notice thai viii attend u the bushes of our
said appointment the dwelling House Of Chandler tr-
man. IL SAM jamaica, the 10th day " August and 2Jt
day Of November next fran to iy. o'clock 4. NJ on each
ui said days. LUKE HOWARD,
20 JOHN :. FULLERTON, Cumm'rs.
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This Institution will be found very valuable to Scholars
Common AMI Higher Schools.
It receives a large Patronage AMI is Economi-
cnI in Expense
u l.. H. WARD. bwaI
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CTATE OF VERMONT M,n1pouo. S. S

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. S. S.
~ The Hon. PrObIte court for said District:
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of GEO. W. EN-
son, JR., late of Brateblro, deceased, Greeting:
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon the
application of ALIENS c. IIDsLEY Administrator upon said
Estate for extension Of the time heretofore limit him
to dispose Of said Estate and pay the debts Of sad deceased
the session thereof he he'll t Probate Office Brat
rboro aforesaid the last day Of August lsGl when
whore You may be heard in the premises if you tit
81 f. HJLBlODK, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S

~ The Probdtc court for sail District!
To nl persons interested in the Estate Of SYLNANUS
SPARKS, late Of Dover, dec,ascd greeting:
You ari her by notified that this Court will make an as.
Segment u SALLY SPARKS, widow of sail deceased from
the persl al property Of said deceased the session thereof
To b. hell ut the Village HOTEL in Wilmington, in said Dis
trct the last Thursday Of August, A. u. 1851 when and
where may be heard in the premises II you fit
81 +. IIDI.BRO1K, Register
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
rHE BEST IN THE World.

TIE BEST N THE IVORLD.
w. A. BatchrIor's Splendid Hair Dye is the
Criminal and only Reliable anl Harmless Hair Dye known
Instantaneous effect does stain the skin, and
vieoratcs the hair for life. Be careful aud other
than the genuine signed each side of every box WILLIAM
A. DArcELoR Sold by all Respectable Druggists and Fam
cy Goods Stores everywhere MASUFACToY No 81 BARCLAY
ST. (ae 1G Bond St and 2j3 Broadway, NEw YoRK-1y2l
TEETH. The subscriber having lately returned from
his southern tour, would in calling the attention OF the pub
c return his thanks to his patrons generally ana TO those
especially who have continued their support for the past
eighteen years feeling it 10 be tttrng testimonial OF their
confidence in his professional skill
lie continues perform all operations FOR preserving
bcauying aud restoring the rceh in his usual careful and
thorough manner.
Teeth inserted on Go Silver and Rubber, with all the Ite
improvements Please call. A. b. PUTNAM.
Brrtteboro, May !, 1SGl-1S
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DNLY LINE OF STEAMBOATS, BE

nAILY LINE OF STEAMBOATS, BE
y TWEEN HARTFORD and NEW YORK-Thc Steam
"dRANIrE STATE" Capt }. II KiN0 leaves Hartford
for New York every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
The steamer "CIrY OF HARTFORD" Capt r. NJ SNIP
SON. leaves Hartford for New York every Monday Wednes
day aud Friday.
The tune Of leaving Hartford Is fixed at 81 o'clock p M
thus giving passengers leaving Springfield by Train at l45
T. m, ample time % Ct and arrive in New York at about
5ocock the following morning. This Lime affords the cheap
est and most comfortable o, travel rom Hartford and
various points north nf Hartford 10 New York.
The Boats have the besto State accommodations ana
every requisite for safety, comfort and convenience
Cabin Fare Ono charge Tor Bcrths), 10y
Forward Deck, l'n =, =,
Freight taken ut low rates Consgu goods to H. n u
81. 81. co. fm-o
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MATTRESSES. THEVERY BESTQ DUAL.

VI ny Of Hair Cotton anl llu.k Mitres,esj also,
Very nice Hair and Feather Pillows Moss holsters, Com
forters, &c Tor sale rs low MS can be bought
by DWINELL BLISS
June l2th lSGl.-3m2i
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LACKS ITHING
G. w. BARNEY,

(Furmery OF Guiliorl )
has leased the blacksmith shop Fat-Sree Brattl.hlro
lately occupied by EVERETT ROGERS, where he will car
ry on Matchmaking in all It's branches. Ills experience il,
the business hun in saying that he can give the
best that all kinds o work viii be performed In
faithful aud satisfactory manner.
Particular attention given to HORSE Sll1EING. Thas,
having horses with bad or contracted feet caused by bad
shooting invited 10 give a call as have had large
experience In such EASES and have given satisfaction
~ Prices Reduced. lllrs. Sho ing, y 90: Ok
Shucug - 90. and other work in proportion An kns
OF JOB WORK done cheap for ready pay.
shop open for work from o'clock A. NJ, to7p.M
q. W. BARNEY.
May @, lSGl.-6me9
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COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER. JUST
" re lived large invoice of Crysfal Spring, Empire
Cash, or White Rlss, II the Bracboro Hook Store by
Jan, ], lS6l-l j STEEN
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I AWRENCE WATER CURE and HOTEL.
Ia BRArrLEBOR), Vermont
This delightful retreat will oper uucr entirely
piccs for tn reception Uf visitors carly In June
nEFERRSCEs cry NEw YORK.
A. Schincwind, esq, Gusayus Schwab, esq,
Louis Grossman, esq, Charles Wcsch, esq,
Richard II. Bovine, esq, Alfred Schcrnorilrn, esq,
G. G. Warren, esq, William Bovine, esd,
II. WcsendouK, esq, Benjamin Collins, esq,
Charles A Clinton, esq, james Gray, esq,
Julius Gbhniu, esd, Peter u. Sweeney, esq,
Hon. James f. Harvey, Washington Major William Ausne
L. A; =. Wells, esq, Brattlsbiro', aud Judge
Tyler, lr,ttlebOr1'.
For further information address
EMIL ApFELBAUM, superint, nlent,
tf2l Brnttleboro', VI
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IElAKEN FROM THE DEPOT GROUNDS

in this village sometime last Fan, quantity Of SHIN
Giles marked D. BROWN Bonardston, Mass; the person
taking the same would confer favor to the owner by calling
At this Office aud settling for them. j. BROWN
Dernardston, Mass July !, lsel,--3w'27.
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We would call thi attention NJ Commissio Tuwn
Agents ani tn Medical Faculty lf The State of rulrt To-
pur wei selected str Of Imp re W,rs an Liquors which
We olir on reaS 'IInli auI satisfactory terms.
We are permitted tn publish thc JllSin. Chemical Anal
Uses that have b,en made by eminent Chemists Of our
Liquors. BURLINGTON, vi, March !, 1851.
f. M'ssrs CllAs. BCCKMAN J. co, NV york;
GtHHcHcH;-Ne avail ourselves of this method to inform
You thi "; have repeatedly mlls examination VI Bran
dies Whisky, Gins AMI Wines with which til. Chteu len
County Agency at Burlington has been mainly supplied from
your use lr The past three years. also ptcim from 9th
~ agencies in the State procured from you
We have found them Invariably full strength and uni
form purity AM guilty. sup r1r in every resp ct 10 spc
hcns from 9TH r sources. For m.dcl they hay. full
ultI QUE expectations anl received Unqualified approval
AMI without station confidently rcc1nuen them tn all
who wish t. supply trns Gives w Liquors upon which they
tan rely for purity All strength
~ are. Yuur MINT ah.-llan s.rYnuts
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7 Depot, 81 hiIby Street Boston, Mass
~. H. n. 4 ...-... ~.
MACY JENKINS, g. LIBERTY STREET

For sale by ries rally hr ,uslout the United
states M genuine unless Siguel BY CIIAS +. GARDI-
NER F,r $ Il. by
n rh ruanl Tyler Tn mp'ln, Brittleb1rl. Hastings
X Cos N1rthiell, Mass. {. j Amil1n aud o J. Martin
unsl,la \ H. :. l. ym,nl, AMI D. * A. W Ball Ashle-
OF, AMI j ~ tiwtr'i Winchester, n H. ly46
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BIackSnithi1ag.

rNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
L a copTtn4rship under the firm name of
VIII EEIER d GI3SON.t for the
purpose Of carrying tn business Of BIcksmitng in all
its departments.
Having erected new and connexions shop anil furnished
It with tools AMI material anil employing the best aud
most experienced w1rkmcn prepared to accommodate
friends and the pubi with any work usually done in such
an establishment
Particular attention will be given to Shooting HORs rs
by prorrieor and DAVID GIGELOw who has had
alarse experience in the business, will 10 the OXSOEING.
u CNRENE BEMIs who Is well known us Of the best
worsmen in the country will supcrincnl the J1nBSG DE-.
parmcut.
BJ-Hqp mort to de AAericdH Hoase.
JOHN WHEELER,
EMERSON GIBSON
Bratteb,ro June ], 1861 -tf13
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. s. S

~ y =.
- The PROBATE COurt FAR salt District.
10 an persons interested in thr Estate OF SAMUEI l..
SMEAD late Of Dover, deceased, GrcetiHgs
You are hereby notified that this Court will make
sipmcnt to LUCINDA SMEAD, widow Of said deceased,
the personal property Of said deceased, thu session
thereof to ice held ut the Village Hotel in vii ngtin, in sud
District the last Thursday Of Augu-t A. d. 1861 when
anl whore you may he heard in the premises IL you fit
81 T. lOLBROOK, 'gis.er.
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WOOL CARDINC.
LELAND SEHiN AIRY,
TOMNSllLND, VI.

LEILA - SEMI y hRl,
TOMNSlltND, VI
c. H. LANE, 4. b., Principal. Miss NJ. WEBSTER Pie.
ccptresss.......Ile FALL TfIM villa commence
Wednesday, August 18th
This Institution is open both young Gentlemen and La
dies aud offers ample facilities for thorough course Of in
sruction. Young men wishing 10 prepare for Colt &c or o
the business pursuits Of life will find the instruction here sur
passed by other similar Institution Miss WEBSTER, p
cent graduate II u French school IN Montreal G. E. Ia,
charge ~ the French class and will teach the pupil speak
rs So As to write aud translate the language.
For further particulars address
J. L. LANE, Principal.
T1wnshand, VT, July, lS6l.-0G3O
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GARDINf.It'S
AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.

certain, safe AMI curt for Rheumatism, Neural
anl salt Rhsum 1t is Internal remedy, driving out
and entirely ercttny tin disease, requiring change in
list or business, AMI may b. taken by children anl persons
If th1 most d.ichte constitutions with perfect safety
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BLOOD FOOD
MARRIAGES.

In Westminster, July l7th By Rev. A. Il. Foster, Mr.
FRANKLIN l.. PIERCE and Mics JENNIE l.. BENNETT
both Of Putucy.
In Dummcrston, June 18TH Ly Rev $. H. NcCorstrr Mr.
ASA BUTTON, JR, and Miss MARY /. KNIGHT daughter
Of joel Knight, Esq, Of Dummerston.
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SAM'L W. THAYER, JR., NJ. d.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. D..

pHApFhhlt T., haEtii 18Th, 1901.
To tohOn may COHcerH;-I hereby certify that have
e9 Commissioner OF Orange County Tor the years 1880 AND
1871, and have procured the Wines and Liquors with which
have supplied the Town Agents Of sail County, from
Charles lackmln NJ 50 Front St., New York, that have
had careful analyses Of said Wins and Liquor made by
Charles +. Chandler Esq, Professor Of the Anal ytcal Chem
sy Union College, schenectady, n. Y, and hlt in all and
every Instance the result has been to prya them to b. per-
tecily pure aud suitthi, for medicinal purposes
therefore confidently recommend the house Of
Crles acknI Gov to all those who prefer giving their
orders t. honorable anl conscientious inca
UED T. BALDWIN.
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DEATHS.

In North Wilmington, July lob, LEVI SNOW aged 20
years. months ay II days. He died suddenly Of
disease Printers Of the Bellows Falls Mass, aud Ohio
papers, please copy.
III Troy, H., July II, Ideally Mr. STEPHEN HARRIS
aged 10 years. o mos, % days.
IN lIinslalc, n. H. June II, THOMAS T. FISK, 81
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~ p. OEFT, NJ. D.,
W. homeopathic Physician,
Lawrence Water Cure, BrattlcbIIO

MAKE NOTICE.-MY WIFE, MARY f.,
having left my bed and board without ustiable cause
hereby forbid all persons hurburiny trusting her
account shall pay debts Of her contracting this
date. SYLVESTER lIESCOCK
Townslend, July %, lSOl.-3S3l