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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-03-21

born in Cumberland, r. L. in 1890, anil removed with
her parents Westminster IN this County In l11l and set
tied In Townshend 3S years ago. She of
strong native powers and retained mental faculties
~ unmpairrd to very last Her mt nfy unusually
reenvc and vigorous Even during The last years Of her
life she could recall with surprising dsnctncs the later
Of the revolutionary struggle Although then quite
young yet she remembered the exciting Mt Weslmn-
ster at the time Of the ave Massacre called dur
ing the conflict between New York and Vermont me muir
der of young French by the :" curt party by the uehare
Of muskcry into the court house the still hour OF mihng
made an impression upon her mind which was never enced
She had often Ethan Allen and able to describe ms
personal appearance Her "reminiscences OF those srrhg
times quite thrilling.
Thus by her death another Of the Few remeanng links that
the present with the distant past w gone Tut the
Of venerable would be LETT unhni she'd aud
defective II 1t failed To record the TACT that She was Chr-
tan She made public prof ssun OF her faith, aud united
with the Baptist church the early OF H. and was thus
professor religion nearly 80 years. She was one 81 the
original or constituent members NJ the Baptist church in
Townshcnd and ever lived a consistent devoted, Christian
NE She has len rich legacy in her Christian example to
her children Her memory will he cherished and revtred by
all her Such the vgor u her mind that shc
retained entire charge Of her household and managed her
domestic affairs Kill h % years oil she retained n the
her remarkable habits Uf industry, and the FIRST wi
failing powers two three days before her
death In the difficulty with which she conducted the process
Of knitting her favUrite employment The high estimation In
which she held by the community evinced by the
large number gathered ut her funeral Children there
Of nearly seventy years, and grand children forty
But her long journey Of life Is at last accomplished, and
this Of almost century has entered upon the long
| rcpise Of the grave. Con-.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET,-Mnrch go


Whole number Of Cattle market e5T about 800
and 1857 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen Mich Cows
and one. two and three years old.
PMcEs-Mdrket Bsef-ENtra, SO 75a 81 25-lst quality,
So 81 I'D quality, S. 49, Sd quality, 81 90
Stores-WorkinP Oxen-S90 to $l70.
COWs and CGfUes-$3O 500
Yedriings-None. Two Years OId-$l5 $40.
Three Years Od-Sl7 49,
sheep and mbs-2jOO ut market. Prcesnots, 81 so,
81 90 each Extra, 81 SO SO O0 ordinary 81 &c per
Hdes-iy DC perlb. TdHOW-6J &c per Id.
Pehs-sl a 81 25 per b. Cdtf Skins-l0 lie per ID.
zeal CIireS-3a6.
N H. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing tho
best large, fat, stall fed Oxen.
Second quality includes the hest grass fed Oxen the
stall fed Cows, and the best three year old Steers.
Ordinary consists Of Bulls.
sheep-Exra includes Cossets and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown out
REMARKS. were large supply Of Beef Cattle
Market mostly Of good quality better than the average for
soma weeks Prices fully equal to last weeks upon the
opening Of the Market But when buyers ound the supply
large prices declined 25c SOC of pounds with in
dications of further decline to close Sheep sold
about the last week, lots high MS 81 per H.
but rather bcttsr in quality and weight se reported las
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Time the true Test,-Erperience the best Guide.
An old Sta ndn rd Remedy.
For COUGHS, COLDS and CONSUMPTION, and all Pull
MONARY COMPLAINTS, use the
UEcET nIE pI-INnNARX RAISAM

which has maintained its high reputation for nearly forty
years, and is recommended by many Of the most eminent
physicians gentlemen in the country, whom
Rev. Josiah Litc, Phila Rev. Dr. Lyman Beecher, New
York. the late Prof Leonard Woods, Andoyer Theological
Seminary; D. r. Thompson. formerly Secretary of State VII
s Merrill, Perry, Ahe Parker Berry, aud many others
by the Press and by the largest and oldest dealers in drugs
and medicines in the United States and Canada.
Extracts from Letters received from Physicians.
az with confidence recommend superior to any Other
preparation for the above complaints" at has superiority
every kind Of medicine used, and has been used for
lung complaints with wonderful success" ~ satisfied
is valuable incidence alt is safe convenient, and very
eiclcious medicnen "To knowledge, has never dis
appointed the reasonable expectations Of those who have used
it," "Condently its in all complaints of the
chest equal not SUPERIOR to other medicine within
my knowledge" "0f all the principal remedies used for
coughs, satisfied yours is the best aud hope twill be
known and generally used" 81 have prescribed
your balsam, and regard the most valuable and effective
remedy within my knowledge"
PRCE-sma size, SO cts Large size, 81. he careful to
get the genuine, which prepared only by REED CUTLER
4 CO., Boston, and sid by dealers generally.
Nov. 20, ls60-6m2
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BRYAN,s pULMoNIC WATERS.

This extraordinary preparation has been many years
the certain and speedy remedy for Coughs Colds Ash
Bronchitis, Influenza, and Diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs To those suffering from obstinate and confirmed
Coughs they give the most immediate md perfect relief and
when great liability to take Cold exists and a tr ubesome
Cough succeeds the slightest exposure these Waters
duce the marked results They at relieve the
Cough and other symptoms and entirely that morbid
rraby and weakness Of the Lungs which give to the
complaint The medical properties combined in an
agreeable form and pleasant to the TASTE that any child
will readily take them and they warranted To give relief
in ten minutes after use in all cases.
Price 20 ceuts per box For sale by all druggists. JOSEPH
CLARK, Agent, Bratt.eboro.-3meow52
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PHRTICULAR CAUTION.
rTO COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Abb
TOWN AGENTS IN VERMONT.

The well established importing house Of CIlAs. BACkMAN
s. frout-seet New York. has made extensive sale Of the
best description Of pure Wines aud Liquors To Town Agents
this satc justly earning by the character VI the goods
sold reputation Tor selling only pure liquors and at reason
able prices, which fact should not be overlooked by those who
required by purchase and sell but genuine
Liquors
Application for Goods may he made to ClIAS. BACK
MAN, SO frlntst, New York, TO his Agents, WIN. W.
DREW, WIN IL. ERWIN and rlIOS. ELLIS, who are au-
thorizcd To- solicit orders.
Reference may be made in regard to the character and
standing OF the Houses and to the superior quality OF the
Liquors, to
EDw ARD HUNG ERFORD, Prof. of Chemistry, L. V. NJ.
W. TIAYER, VI. d., Dean of Med. Faculty, U. V. NJ
W. CARPENTE BE-, NJ D., Professor do, L. V. NJ.
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Testimonials.


ga and salt Rheum 1t is internal remedy driving out
and entirely eradcatng disease requiring change in
diet busue and may be taken by children aud persons
of the most delicate constitutions with perfect SAFETY
Testimonials.
"Garliner's Rheumit aud Neuralgia Compound is the
best medicine for the disease ever saw.-CHAs. SMITH,
No. Old state House. Boston.
After sun ring with Rheumatism twenty years and being
nn6n,d IN NV I'd several weeks last spring was entire
cured by the bIttle Of Gariners Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Compound."-NORMAN 7. AlkEs, 10 Franklin
street, Boston. .,
cen months and driven by excruang an to the trial
Of numbercss remedies without obtaining relief was in
tuced try "Garutrs Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com
poundn have taken but bottle and am entirely we'll
d. d. BAXTER, Dry Goods Dealer No. Appleton Block,
have zen afflicted with Salt Rhrum in its worst form for
long time, and suffered more than can be nigine eNcep-
by those similarly afflicted tried one bottle OF your COM
puund and can honestly say that believe myself enurtJ
curel-JOIIN A. IRD0, Pearl-St. II use Boston, Mass
"Ghriiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has
entirely cur- m Of sui rings Of vtr years Standing
". h HODGNiNs, No. Old state House Boston
sufferer 1T Rheum his hands covered with sores und
In paiu bottle f your pound cured him.
j ". HAMMi ND, 90 MIX St. Boston.
"Garlincr's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound" has
entirely cured OF N.uragia-w. Z. THOMSON, Fro
pret r Pelrl-st House, Boston, Mass
One half bottle Of your Compound cured me OF severe
attack Of Neuralga.-fANNIE ;. THOMSON, pearl-st
House Boston.
certify that my TREND VIM T. G!ilieu, ESQ., presented
with hottie Of "Gardnrrs Rheumatic Compound" In
1856 when suffering with niu att ck OF Neuralgia
and rheumatism and tina proved he decided benef
ALBERT SMITH. Ex-Member Of Congress from Maine.
The undersigned hereby cert that they have used "GAr
diners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound the u
Rheumatism and Neuralsa, ami found in case, imme
date and permanent relief We have full conhd nee IN us
he,ng qualities, and would recommend to all who ar at,
ce with these harlssng diseases Of the safest and
best mriicines offered to the public
: HANCOCK Jr., 90 So. Market ST Boston HENRY A.
FULLER. Is So. Make-St, Boston. " H. ALLEN, Boston
ELMER TOW NSEND, 40 y ~ Pearl ST. Boston. CAPT'
CIIAs G.DJLIIvEK, Boston. SAM I'll WALEs' IN Chy
HENRY GARDIN 1R, Websrr-st, Easl Boston GEl II
PLUMMER, Maverick So, East Boston ADRIAN "EEhs,
Webster ST., East Boston.
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been ia
ken By hundr.ds Of persons for SeTonid Humors rith
great beneft.
Principal Depot, 81 Kilby Street Boston, Mass.
wholes lie Agents for Few York,
MACY & JENKINS CT LIBERTY STREET,
For sale by apJthecres rally throughout the United
States None genuine unless sigued by CHAs T. GARDI-
NER For sale by
~ Thorn and Tyler Thompson, Drateboro. Hastings
Co, Northheld, Mass. &. Amdon, and o ]. Martin,
IInsdale, H.. 5. ymond, and u. A. W. Ball. AshLe-
lot, and j. A. Powers, Winchester, II. ly4o
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Weeks Magic Compound!
SAFE AM SPEEDY REMEDY ron
Coughs. Group. Astbrssa. whooPinE Cough.
Sore a.. nd n . ID isca SEE Of the
Throat aud bungs.


Coughs. Group, Astbrs": whooPinE Cough
Sore Throat. aud n . Disease Of the
Throat aud Lsngs.
rftHE MArcnLEss Success AsD UNPREcE-
iented popularity which this remedy has attained in
one slof year would be sufficient suarantt q It's
excellence, IL any one doubts il let such give one trial
Mead the followtngi
From Hon. Levi Undtrnood, Lieut. GoUernor Of ".
MEssRs. y. D. MAGoUS Co - ave used your WEEKS
MAGIC COMPOUND for se-ere coils and sore throat and
has proved efficient remedy. u sa valu BILE accession
wv ' u ip am, &c CO. Yours, LEVI UNDERWOOD
burlington, Oct sth, 1850.
FROM Hon Joseph Poland, State Senator Of Vermont
., ! nave used your WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND 10 my
a and have found any remedy eectua in curing
',H a sore throat. and other diseases Of the lungs
Montpelier, Oct. /, 1880. JOSEPH POLAND.
H.. ,.,... From hor: Timothy P. Redfsid.
NY using your WhEkS MAGIC COMPOUND short
obstinate colds upon my lungs that ever experenced
know o. no remedy equal to for coughs and lung complaints
Monp ier Oct 18th, 1890 T. "Hpf ih'D
From Rec. Z. b. Smith d. D., Principal Of Yew Hamp.
ton Institution " - ~ 'T
The MAGIC COMPOUND which You furnished mo last
Spring. when suffering severely from The ON eta
Of long continued cold upon my lungs, like charm
The first night taking couged and slept better
than for weeks before and the Of II finally removed the
any medicine have tried when similarly afflicted
Yours truly, h. SMITH.
Fairfax, Vt, April %, 1850.
CRuP-A short time since my child was attacked most Sc.
v,rey with the Group We thu she could min.
utes single dose Of WEEKS MAGIC COMPOt NJ reliey.
ed her she has had attack Of since. think
no family should be without 1t.
NJ. =. NARNEY, Principal Misssquui Valley Academy.
North Troy, APP II Is, 1850.
r.. o. MAGoON s co..
JoHSsBURY, VERMONT, PROPMtTORs.
Sold by l. n. THORN, BrattebOro; A. UUNKIEE West
Brattlrburui & E.TAfT, THUNDERSTORM s p. MILLER Fay
etteviic; HOWE X SHERMAN, Wmsvlle; MORSE, LAM
son CO.. Pondvillei WI HOWE Doveri W. II JONES,
West Doveri o c. FITS, West WarlsbOro, |. g. IlfG-
GINS Warjsboro aud by dealers generally throughout the
county 1yl1
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B;uers. which have been fully tested during
balso ccnt,,rv and their merits are at all times
rocoSn;1ed hy those who are in i'll health, to
whom tbev give generous support. For all
diseases arising from disordered stomach,
,;xsr'or bowels, they are unsurpassed They
are bigbly recommended and freely prescribed
H., ,hGs Medical fraternity, and simple trial
will ' prove that these celebrated bitlers still
maintains the high reputation which they have
held for so many years. They are fof sale by
druggists generally.
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THERE Is No Use INTRODUCING TESTIMONIALS,
Aho' we have very many of them, for the

MAGNOLIA BALM:
For when the Face is covered with unsighty Pimples
Blches, the sufferer only to be directed
safe and reliable r'medy.
THE MAGNOLIA BALM WILL CURE
TIE WORST CASES OF PIMPLEs
IN A SINGLE WEEK.
1t Is safe remedy that the Of bottle might be
drank without harm Physicians look with wonder upon its
speedy for has heretofore been thought absolutely
necessary To preparations OF lead i'm
medtey; but the MAGNOLIA BALM contains neither 1t Is
the most elegant and neatly put article Tor sale anywhere,
and may he obtained OF all Appthecares and Fancy
Goods Dealers. Sold verywhere-price Fifty Ce Bottle
JOSEPH CLARK, Agent, Bratteboro.
bmeop52l W. f. HAGAN * CO., PrUpretOrs Troy, n. Y.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS BEING AP-
pointed by the Hon. Probate Court the District Of
Westminster Commissioners to receive examine and all
eas ahu Demands OF all persons against the Estate
CURTIS 5. WILBUR late Of Townsiiend in said District
deceseui anu also all claims aud demands exhibited In
thereto ana SIX months rom the Second day Of March,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose do
fore give notice that we will attend business Of our said
appointment at the dwelling house the late CURTIS g.
"lLBI X in Townshend In said District the 25th day Of
April, and 3st day Of August next from O'Clock p
on each Of said days.
ALLEN WIIEELOCK, LII,
ALoNZO sTARKEY, commissioners
TOwnshend, March Dist, 1861. 10
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LATEST NEWS.
FORT SUMTER BLOWN UP

The following telegraphc dispatch was re-
ceiyed in this village Wednesday evening:
BosToN, March 20.
The Merchants Exchange has received the
following report, dated New York, March goth
Fort Sumter has been abandoned and blown
up"
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MARRIAGES..

In this village, March 90 by Rev. Edward Smiley AN.
TIIONY GARU and Miss ANGELINA CHRISTIAN both Of
Keene, N. II.
In Erateboro at the house Of David Goode March I4th
by Rev. Geo. r. Tyler, MIR Locus l.. BARBOUR Of Col.
lnsyile Ct, and Mrs WEALTHY W. SNOW Of Demands
ton Mass.
In West Wardb oro, March TO- by Rev. Geo Carpenter
Mr ISAAC W HIGGINS Of Jamaica, and Miss ELENA H.
RICE Of Stratton.
In Jack onvile, March 4, by Rev. Clifford Mr. FRANK
T. WARD Of Guliord, and Miss OLIVE T. FOwLER Of Jack
sonyle
In Westminster, March Tth by Rev. 8. y. Brown Mr.
FRANKLIN DwINELL Of Andoyer and Miss LUCY ANN
ABB. F1-r Of Westminster.
In Winchester, N H., March 7, by Rev. f. Jennson Mr.
SAMUEL ". ksrEY Of Lrateroro, and Miss MALNiNAs s.
CAREY Of W.
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DEATHS.

In this village, March IS, Mrs MARY ANN, wife Of Ilar-
vey lluughton, bl
In this village, March 49, Of cankerrash HERBERT VIC
TOR, Of 0eorge o. and Laura Haskus years. IL
and II days
In Wilmington March 10, Mr. TIMOTHY FLAGG, 81
In West Wardsboro, March Q, Dea. STEPHEN BRADLEY,
IS. His end was peace.
In Wilmington, Feb 10, Mr. LORENZO a. EsTA BROOK,
81 years. mos, 20 days Papers in Mass and n please
notice.
In Keene, N. H., March 49, Mrs SOPHIA wife Of Erastus
Dickir SON. a.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, on Friday, March is GARDNER
COLLINS, eldest son Of George and Annie Hail. years
and 10 months.
In Aeworth H. at the residence Of his son-n-aw, Rev
Amos Foster. the Rev. BkOl CLIFTON WHITE aged nearly
as Mr White born in Wesim0rraud, N. H., March IS,
l7T3 lie graduated at Dartmouth College in 1897 and
employed The two following Principal Of the Acade
my In Chesrrfeld n II. Leaving Chesterfield, he was en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits ill 1872 when he
preaching In December 1918, he took charge the Com
eregatlona Church in Washington NJ IL anl remained In
the about thirteen years lie afterwards continued
10 preach ia various places In New Hampshire and
mont until the year 1910 About that time he purchased
place In punry where he resided ill four years
In Townshend, March |, Mrs. MARGARET PERRY, reet
Of The late VIM Perry Of Westminster aged 3d. Mrs Perry
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS BEING APP
pointed by the Hon. Probate Court for District Of
Marlboro Commissioners ect aud adjust all
demands OF all persons against the Estate Of ASA iAII-
HANKS late OF Nottingham, in said district, and also all
claims aud demands exhibited In offset thereto and six
months from the lst day Of March, 1861, being allowed by
SAID Court Tor that purpose do therefore hereby give no.
ce that We viii attend To the business Of said appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of ASA fAIltDANKS late VI
Nhiiingham on the last Monday April and June next
from niue O'Clock A. NJ to four O'clock r. NJ each Of said
days II y. BALIuU,
GAhtT nE,Mis, Commissioners.
Nottingham, March -, 1851. u
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DIR. G.. IL. ShoIes, Eclectic Physician, gives
particular attention diseases of the organs
and special diseases vi advertisement
column.
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Atwood's Quinine Tonic BiIters.-The best
Aromatic Tonic offered to the public. All Druggists
have 1t See Advertisement.
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DIR. MARsHALL'S
HEADACHE AND CATARRH SNUFF!

'NHlS SNUFF HAS THOROUGHLY PROVED IT.
self 10 he the article known T caring Ca
tr Cold in the lie d aud the Headache. Il has been found
an excellent remedy In many cases Of Sure Eyes Denfnts
has been removed by aud Hearing has often been greatly
improved by It's II purges nj obstr cns strength.
ems the Giants ani gives healthy action to the parts
by many the best sicans, aud Is used
WIN great success aud satisfaction everywhere More than
twenty-five years experience has proved its great yaue and
~ thls moment II stands higher than ever before.
large number of the respectable Druggists in Boston
mn New York In rtihcae signed BY them IN 1854 say
Undersigned, having mr many years been acquainted
with Dr. Marshas Cllr aud Headache snuff and sold 4
IN our Wholesale trade, cheerfuy state that believe
eqa IN ev y respect to the recommendation given the
cure OF Catarrhal Affections and that II is decidedly the best
the head. "
Beware of ounterfeits "A fac smile Of the sigma
ture o me Proprietor CHARLES BOW EN- is on every hot
eyerywhere --lyeop'4T
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. s. S

~ The Probate Court for said District;
To all persons ntrre.t ted In the Estate Of STEPHEN BN-
by, hate Of IilifaN, deceased, Greotingi
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account of BARNARD LYNDE eNecu-
upon said Estate, and decree distribution thereof among
the persons entitled thereto Mt the session thereof N be held
at the Probate Office in Braeboro ia snid District the
last Thursday Of March. A. d. 1851 when and where you
may be heard In the premises, II you see It,
IL b HOLBRoOk, Register.
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SPECIAL NO Il | G T. 5

"FIE! HOW MY BONES ACHE
Ouow NY HEAD AonEs!--O NY BACK MY BAcKP
calculates the old Nurse in the play Of Romeo and Juliet
Nor IRE knor pouic for such aching bones" rhich is
THE HAMMOND LINIMENT,"
spccbc for NruraiJa Rheutnatism plies, Pain in Back
Hcad Side, Limbs and chest. All suffering like the old
Nurse viii bless the day they procure this Antidote.
Sold by n. THORN, Brattleboro, Vt ) Z. Parsons.
Northampton, Mass. II utchins, Springfield, Mass and
by dealers generally q. L. IEAN Il CO., Proprirtors,
3m,62 II Tyler ST., BOSTON, MASS
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THE PUB
~ lie, that |, GEOhGE HIGHLY of Marlboro Vt, have
this Eighteenth day Of March, A. D. 1901 given my son,
john T. HIGHLY the remaining tine his minority, aud
that shall not hereafter be responsible for any his
tracts or debts and shall claim none Of his earnings
GEORGE lluLEY.
Marlboro March 18th, 1861. sw.l1
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Blood Food /.
Blood Food I!
RInad Fond

To all suffering from consumption, ncpient confirmed
from debility Of kind from
ratun, brought by any cause complaints;
from diseases of the kidneys bader ladies
erng Of the many distressing complaints their
liable to, and which engender consumption, the
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BLOOD FOOD

is offered certain and retahs remedy. Differing in
every particular from the patent medicines Of the day. it
chemical combination Of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOS-
PHOROUS Of great WORTH and many hun lreds bear
glad aud grateful testimony to the benefits has conferred
them.
CHURCH DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York. are the
sole propreors Of the article, and have in Of
fraud attempted upon the public, changed the color Of the
outside wrapper from Red yellow and increased the Of
the bottle to ounces BE cautious in buying that
the fac sime Of their outside wrap
per, all others counterfeit.
1. N. Thorn, Agent for Bratteboro and vicinity
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THIS

I'O WHOM IL MAY CONCERN. THIS
may certify that have this day given my sons IA Ar
RisON l.. kAWSJN and SYLVESTER L.. KAWSON, boil,
their time That will hereafter claim Of their VA ges
and will pay debts Of their contracting
Jamaica, March Is, 1851 l3wl2l BAILY RAwsON
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I OST. ON THE 2D INST, BETWEEN
Il the Vermont Asylum and the BOOK Blndery in th. l.
Agv, bundle OF Lunutic Asylum Repms. Whoever has
found aud will leave at the Asylum, the Biudery shall
lie literally rewarded. ". H. ROCK WELL
BratebirO, March II, 1861. 3wl2
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GARDENERS
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.

certain, safe and for Rheumatism, Neural
ga and salt Rheum. 1t is internal remedy, driving out
and entirely Graduating the disease requiring no change IN
diet or busue and may by children aud persons
the most delicate constitutions with perfect safety.
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LIME LIME

ERESH BURNT LIME, OF THE BEST
quality constantly on hand, and tor sale by the load or
single barrel TYLER 4 THOMPSON.
Feb. 2S.--Swq.
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A CARD. To the citizens of Windham
~ County tender my thanks for the liberal patronage
have received their hands for the past 10 years. have
now dlspos Of my Interest In the Hat Cap and Fur
trade In Brattleb ro, To Il. N. ClAMBEBLlN 4 y. II.
FRANKS who are young aud deserving Of patronage
feel confident they will furnish you goods the old stand
Of good quality and at small profit and checruly REQ
ommenl all my old friends to give them a call.
Keene, n, H., March L. 1891, flOl HENRY POND