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~ senger Trains will leave Bridgeport - sl,ya,
(aunlhys eEogpteia
" D. A. VI. Nal ITaia, stopping at all stations. A..
lives At Pittsburgh At 3.as T.. ~, ami
Cleveland 4l6,1PH
40! T. ". EIprvss irAln, topping ut an stations.
arrives At r.ttshuFsh At $50 PM
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~ 4. ". agi Cleveland At yslj 4. ".
RETURNING TRAINS.
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n,e At bniscp"r At i55 =. ~, aud i.5a A. NJ
Lave Pittsburgh at LOO A, NJ, u,IJ " aud
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4, VI. aud l.5j p VI,
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burg baltimore, Washington, Phila.
delphia, Sew York aud boston.
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duiky, Toledo, Detroit, ChIclgU amt
all points tn the NOztu wE,T. With
Detroit steamers Tor Detroit. Jack, oii,
Chicago aud the NOKru WEsr. witt
Cleveland 4 Erie X. 4. ar Eric, Dun.
kirk, buffalo and Niaslta Falls with
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati tf
Crc-tline Delaware, Columbus aud
Cincinnati.
A. LAsAN'u WIN tue - H. a T. " H. Tor CuynhOXa
Falls, Akron. Milleubursh aud wOus.
ter.
At Alliance With +. r. wa c. Il. for Canton,
Mas-ii!on, Wooster, Salem, Enun, Co.
lunbu, &C.
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with co. 0. RR hrZanr.Yills, New.
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annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
St Louis, 81. Joseph aud all point.
Wtst aal South West
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1910.
Fare Away. Aslo", and time much quicker than
any other route.
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aud East can DO procured At the oGice under the
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Agent At Bridgeport station.
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any point accessible by this ruad and IL, connections,
to the East, North, West and Northwest, at once
under NLure House, orwith Fl. Agent al bridge.
port station. WI. D. TERRY, Agent.
Wheeling, Va
b. b. WILLIAMS. Agent,
,,,, Bridgeport, o.
u. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. frb6
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FOR THE RAPID CURE or e
Coughs, Colds, and
IInnrnnnnna
Group, whooplng Cough, Innuenzn.

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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,
&c, &c, sc

give have, ala ha,ycIpe5iiiury, farnbhclour
Job On,.e With ell necessary materials, embracing
TYPE. RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, &c,
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ring those who gHtrust heirw0r To US that no effort
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wheeling whoIss.I. a Retail
SHOE MANDATORY.

-, TIN undersigned may be found at y
S Main Street, where We are extensively
engaged IN manufacturing the latest and best Aiylr4
AMI quality Of Ladies', Misses Chlldfgn,, Boys aud
0snIiomsn's SiiOE5, expressly adapted to the taste.
aud necessities u tho citizens ~ Wheeling and tue
surrounding oouutry, which VIZ offer at Wholesale
must fAstldious
We invite the trade, and tho public to call and
examining our Eboia. While We gratefully remember
past faVOtu, which have already far exceeded our
most SAnguine expectations. Ne hope In the future
Of public patronage
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing dc.
pAFtmeHI, With experienced and accomplished mo.
chAnica WoNe prepared TO manufacture styles and
BlErs 10 order for tho trade aud public.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Ina3zsc5 -
OfFlcE VI THEBtu. Ek.CJ
NafEus4, -ith JgEs, 49,.
DCsiNEss icing tally resumed % The Baltimore
ID Aohu Railroad he Campzhy having t!l.ra ash.
RECONSTRUCTED tts bisaks 20 To tfAlk aal srdgas
ugiu Guvsfstasgt prlagts4, the iua4 tAJfa4guIy
ala s0ug istsy guarded b. G5rsfsiBsli iroI,, III
90 and amer The .5M Jgas run ~ bf1ggh p4sssn-
81 tfAihs, AT o1ntiaga iAsf iul vIapasal Ia tas
Transportation d tsuhAss.
rustS4tE scIsByLE
ksglrg
LEANE WHEELING. daily, At 1910 A. ~ Ben.
VOID, l1-Jn A ~ ufansu, ) tJP NJ Nru Cfstk,
- ?. " Cumberland - pm Mniusbufg,
~ 4 NJ HAfptrs irrg, az 4 NJ adi1t at BAL
tlnsfsAf syO An.
Rfigsisg,
LEAVE BALTIMORE at6 = " NauIn,bufs,
ll3a ?. II. C4mbsfiaHI, A. ". GnnDn n 4. ~,
Bsnwgoi,-Eia =. NJ arrive At WnssIas 40 2. NJ.
bpirL
ne sscasl train viii ispart daily, except -aiur-
days, al cor. "; uuall0n l2s3J A ~; Nss Crrss
80 4 50. CgmJrr4Bl, U.-G A Il Marlll1Hufg
lUl5 AN llafpsE' Prtty, lt.l- 4 ~ wnhag.
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EfiaVHtRg,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, SIS A NJ. Harpsrs Ter
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ltHit a.. z. " Otklu % u.uJ p, NJ, GnUon llil
r ". LcGNood, 4. Nj; Af!rc At wheeling 90
A.. ".
". ? SMITH. Master Transportation
l.. ". COLI, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN KIM, ia. Auditor
4. blsFEl, q %. sapt. d IraEs Ortailua.
} WILLARD. Superintendent, Cumberland
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Asthma or PhthIsIc, and nronohItl..

asthma or PhthiSic, and bronchitis.
wrsr MANCHESTER Pa, Feb. I, 1856.
SIR: Your Gcrry I:ciordi Is performing marvel.
lou4 cures In this section. II has relieved several
from alarming symptoms Of consumption and h now
curing man who has lahOred under an affection Of
the iuags for the last forty Year,.
HENRY l.. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A, RAMSEY, NJ. D., AlnIoS, MoSEoE Co., iowA.
writes, Sept o, 1855: "Ouring my practice Of MANY
years have found nothing equal 10 your CI,rTy
I"ei9rhl for swing and relief 10 consumptiye
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We NJ ght add volumes OF evidence, but tho most
convincing proof Of the virtue. Of hi, remedy !,
found III it. effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known
which cured 80 many and such dangerous cases a,
ths. Some no h"lnan all can reach; but even 10
those the Cherry Isetorui affords relief and comfort
AsroE HousE- NV YoEE CIR, March 8, 1855.
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nTe TO inform You what your Cisrry Pictorial la,
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nndtr the dangerous symptoms Of Consumption. from
which no adv could procure gave her much relief
She W.. steadily falling. until DR.. strong, Of mi.
city, where We have come for advice, recommended
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We your skill; for she has recovered from that day
sue i not yet As strong she used to be- bpt 4 fire.
irO her cough, and calls herself we'll.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHELBrvuLE.
C6nIunPtireI, do not despair TIL you have tried
AYES CHLgAY PEctoEAL. Its made hy one Of lie
best medical chemists 10 the world and IL cures ali
around u bespeak the high merits OF is virtues
Philadelphia Lsdgtr.
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Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence
Of the community.
Ayers SarSapariIIa,

For Spring Diseases.
FOR Purifying the blood.
YoF serofulA or King. Evil.
EoF Tumorr, uIesr,, and Sore.
For Eruptlon' AID Pimpls,.
For BIoteh.s, BIAin., and Boil..
For St. Anthony. YIrs, Rose, or rr,.Ip.l.,.
For letter or Salt Rhsum.
For seAld Head and Einsvoru.
For Cancer nad Cameron, Sores.
For Sore Eyes, Sore EArt and Hunon.
For Female Diseases
For Suppression and 1rr.rulaH.y.
For Syphilis or vsnsrsal Diseases.
For Liver Complaints.
For Diseases of the Heart.
The Mayors Of the chief cities Of the UnIted
States, CAnAfGS, and BritSh Provinces, Chilli Peru,
BRAZIL MEXICO, and in fact almost all the cities
on this continent have signed this document, 10
assure theft people what remedies they may use
with sAiety and confidence. But OR space will only
admit Of portion Of them.
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MAYORS OF TIL Z
Great Cities.

I'VE The uiui,t,i garl Mayors hsTrby lJrtiy that
w he Druggists, APogsysAfic., AL plytlgiD5s
4 gaf srystsi dtirs have tlguVd dnSumtut u ~
tIrAHes g. - that he Fyu,slios u III }. 4. ANEK
CO. ~ lousL ,Ay,rs sAgsapAnlA hllh Agus
cure, aul Cheuy Preiural have tvtu Euuc 70 =
uslllIts u gfrAI ,Asoilrler, and uvttLy tlc o1a-
tatucr u tLt o5muublty.
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Prepared BY DR.. J. G. AVER,

Practical and analytical ctsRih, Lo,c,ii, Ydn.
Aud sold by A.C. GOOD CO., and by all Druggists
and dealers In Medicine everywhere. mills
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TERMS. Irregular prlco..y
POSTAGE.

current IN ne NIte lrhSrc iJfIsd piH Je
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-06-26

Parrot guns and parts of four confederate
regiments and battery.
The battle lasted al'day, with heavy loss on
both sides.
TIE Charleston Mercury feared the battle
would be renewed the next day. and expressed
apprchensions for the safety OF The CITY IN con-
sequence.
There was great exhaustion of the Southern
troops and loss Of many officers.
Gems. Evans and Pcmberton complmented
the troops on their bravery in standing under
the shells OF our gunboats and batteries.
The fight was within four miles of Charleston
and from editorials in the Mercury should
think the rebels had been cut off from retreat
from James Island by our gunboats. If this is
so Charleston must soon fall
The Richmond Dispatch says it can no longer
be denied that Jackson in heavily reinforced,
and the Federal colums must either combine
or fall back across the Potomac.
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DEATHS.

In this village, June 20, Col. JOSEPH GooDHUE aged
g.
In Guford June IS, Mrs. HATTIE, wife of j. II. Ed
wards, aged 81.
In Vernon June 10th, ISAAC EDDY, formerly of New
fame, aged 70 years aud months.
In Guord May 81, llEZEKIA CHAPLIN, aged So years,
10 months, "a days Printers in Mass. and New York,
please copy
In Townshend, June 8, Mrs. SALLY BARBER, widow of
the late Benjamin r. Barber Of TOwnshend aged SO years
N. V, Iowa, ILL., and Mass. papers please copy .
In Worcester Mass, June HELEN A., wife OF Smith
Bowen and daughter Of s. Fisher Of Newne aged 20 years
In Wardsboro, June s, suddenly, of affection of the
heart, POLLY WARREN, relct Of the late David warren
aged 49, In the death Of Mrs Warren her friends suffer
an rreparable loss. She a woman of strong mind
great decision OF character and decided piety The last
words she was heard to utter eNhoraton to her
friends and neghbor to prepare die and to embrace the
religion which was her support and consolation. So sudden
y she passed. as we believe from the trials Of earth to the
joys Of heavenher last earth was worshping God
in his earthly temple the next worshpng him in that TEN
pie not made with hands eternal in the heavens Who will
say, "Let die the death of the righteous and let my
last end be like hisn Con-,
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Cancers Cured without the knife.

Dr. lADLEY of New York, will be at the Revere House,
Breboro from the 4 to the Goth of August 1862 the
treatment Of Cancers rumors Wets etc. without the knife
and by process very prompt and speedy in its effects Civ
ing little pain and which has proved remarkably successful
in Its results No charge for consultation. Those desiring
further information will have pamphlet sent them by send
ing their address to 6l0 Broadway New York.
WIN. W. IIADLEY. VI. u.
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The most pleasant and easiest to administer and
Efficient medicine for the relief and of different dseas-
the Homeopathic descriptions prepared by Doc G
ford they number forty different kinds put up singly In
soytmen &c found ut I. n TII0RNS, Brattleboro or
o. f. WOODS, Bellows Falls, Agents, sent per mail by
Philip Lee, 1876 william street, New-York
Philip Lees is each box Of the genune-send for
q manual furnished free.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

TIE BEST Nv THE IT UKLD
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye pro-
a he distinguished from nature-warranted
njure the Hair in the lcast remedies the i'll effects OF
bad dyes and invigoraes the Hair for life. GREY, RED
or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns splendid Dlack Brown,
leaving the Hair and beautiful Sold by all Druggists,
&c
1TThe Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, on
the four sides Of each bor.
FACTORY, No. I Barclay Street.
(Ldte 223 Broaflrdy and 10 Bond Street) New York.
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MARRIAGES..

In Bratteboro, June 18th, by Rev. VIM 7. Stowe, Mr..
WILLIAM GURNSEY and Miss FRANCES L. BENNETT,
both of Richmond, n. H.
In Nortlfeld, June IS, W. II. sHERWIN Of Madison,
Wis, and ELLEN f., daughter Of DR.. NJ. s. Mead Of N.
In Charlemon Ms June 81, ASA GATES Of Halifax, 10
old, and Miss NANCY sHIPPEE aged 81.
In North Bernardson, Ms June Il, Rev JOHN q. GOOD
ING and JENNIE, daughter Of SlLAS SCOTT.
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OTATE OF VERMO
10 windham County Court, April Term, 1862.
| on Al rn Il rIrI II ~ Anthony MACON 4 rnIerEp

CuALES X FIELD u.s. ANTHONY MASON TRUSTEE.
Whereas, at the present Term Of this Court CHARLES
X FIELD Of Bratteboro In said County, has brought his
action against ANTHONY MASON Of sutton in the County
OF Worcester and State Of Massachusetts, upon promso-
senior ORDER demand with interest for $780, which
note the decense OF said Anthony, senior, trans
trred by ELBRIDGE q MASON Executor Of the last will
Of said Anthony, senior, to the aintin and also
moned ELBR1DGE q. MASON, Executor as aforesaid, as
Trustee OF said defendant.
Aud appearing said defendant residing out Of this
sutton aforesaid has not had personal notice Of this
suit ordered by the Court that be continued to the
Term Of this Court to he held at Newiane In and for
said County the second Tuesday Of September next
aud that the Plaintiff notify the defend INT OF the pendency
Of said suit and Of the which the continued
by publishing the substance OF his writ with this order for
three weeks excessively in the Vermont Phoenix printed at
Brateboro In said County, the last publication to
six weeks previous to next September Term Of said
Court which publication will be deemed sufficient notice to
the defendants to appear and make to said action.
II. TYLER, clerk
Charles TX. Field Pro Sc.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, / The Probate Cou

CTATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
~ Westminster, SIS. } for the District Of West
minste To all persons interested in the Estate Of NELLY
WATERMAN, late Of jamaica in said District, deceased,
GREETING
You are hereby notified that CHANDLER WATERMAN
the Administrator Of said Estate, will present his admnsra
ton for allowance ut the SESSION OF said Court to be
held at the Office A. SrODDARD in Townshend, in said
District the first Wednesday of july 1852 and that said
Court will then there decide upon the allowance OF the
same and time and place said Court will order
distribution said Estate the heirs of said deceased
ABISHAI STODDARD, Judge.
Townghend, June 10, 1882 "a
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CTATE OF VERMONT At a Pro

STATE OF VERMONT, J At a Probate
Dissrict Of WestHnSter S. Court, held at Grafton,
within said District, the IN day Of May, 1862
Present, the Hon. ABIsllAI sfODDARD, Judge.
AS INsrRuMESr purporing to be the last will and
ment Of CHARLES O. HOWARD late Of Townshend in said
District deceased being presented to the Court here by Ell
LEN b. HOWARD the EAecurX therein named for probate;
Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned there
n be notified appear session Of said Court be held
office Of stoddarl in Townshend, In said District on the
Wednesday Of July A. d. 1862 aud show cause II any
they may have against probate of said will for which pur-
pose 1t Is further ordered that copy of the record Of this
be published three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Phunx printed at Draeboro, In this State may
be. true copy OF recori.
Attest, BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, May Sth, 1862.
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- T A T L OF We II NJ o n L.
- Wndham County Court, April Term, 1852
NELs1N W. KIMBALL u.s. CHARLES +. TAFT and TRUs-
TEE,

TEE.
Whereas ut the present Term Of this Court NELSON w.
KIMBALL Of Newfane In said County, brought his action
against CHARLES l.. TAFT Of Dummerston in said County
upon the counts Of iTdobfatUs Gssupsh demand
ing $1,000 dam ges and also summoned REUBEN WALKER
of the same Dummerston Trustee Of said defendant.
AMI appe ,ring that the said CHARLES Il. TAFT has
abconded from this State and gone parts unknown and
has had person notice of this suit it is ordered by the
Court here that the be continued to the next Term Of
this Court to be held Newane in and for said County,
Tuesday Of September next and that the Plaintiff
nifty the defendant of the peadency Of this suit and of the
which it is continued by publishing the substance Of
his writ with this order for three weeks successfully in the
Phoenix printed Dattleboo, in said County, the
last publication be at least three weeks previous to said
September Term Of this Court, which will be deemed
sufficient notice to the defendant appear and nuke
said action. Il. TYLER, clerk.
Chas. X Field Plaintiffs Attorney. 20
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TATE OF VERM N 7
- wndharn County Court, April Term, 1862.
JOSEPH 4 WELLS GooDrUE Us. CHARLES T.. TAFT
AL.

Whereas, at the present Term q this Court JOSEPH
G,)ODIIUE and WELLS GOODIlUE Of Brateboro i'm said
County, brought their action against CALEB TAFT and
CIAS. y. TAFT Of Dummerslon, in said County, upon
promssory note dated l. 1856 for $3.50 payable
demand with interest AMI appearing that said CHARLES
H. TAFT has absconded from this State and gone to parts
unknown, and has had personal notice Of this suit is
ordered by the Court here that the same lie continued to the
Term this to be held Mt Newane, In and for
said County on the second Tuesday Of September next and
that the plaintiffs notify the said CHARLES H. TAFT Of the
pendency Of this suit snd Of the Term of the Court to which
the continued by publishing the substance Of their
writ with this order three weeks successfully n'he YER
Phoenix printed said BatebqO' the last publication
be least weeks previous to said next September Term
Of said Court which publication will be deemed sufficient
notice to said Charles H. FAT Ia appear and make answer
to said action. IL. TYLER, CLERK.
Chas. X. Field, plrs. Attorney. 25
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court

ODis,rict of Westminster,S.S. held at Townshend,
within and for said District the sh day of May 1862
Present. the Hon. ABISHAI SrODDARD, Judge.
An Instrument purporng to be the last will aud Tesla
M mt Of ELISHA JOHNSON, late Of jamaica in said Dis
rict deceased being presented the Court here for
bate Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein he notified TO appear at session of said Court to
held the Office Of A. StOllari, In TOwnshend, In said
District the first Wednesday Of july A. d. 1862, and
show cause II they may have, against the probate OF
said will for which purpose 1t is further ordered that copy
record Of this order be published three weeks success
siyey in the Vermont Phoenix prned at Braeboro in this
State as soon may be.
A true copy OF record.
Attest, BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, June @, 1s62.-3w24
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5 u T. CIAL NOTICE s
s. NJ. pETTENGILL& co.

No. 81 Park Row, New Y ork, & @ State st.,
Boston, Agents for tbs vERNoNT PHGSN in those
cities, aud authorized to take Advertisements Sub
scripons for at our Lowest Rates.
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- ia TIE OF e r NJ o N I ,
~ Windham County Court April Term, 1862.
CHARLES +. sIMoNDs u.s. KEENE, REED * BRYANT
nd ,srEE

Whereas at the present Term Of this Court CHARLES r.
SIMONDS Brateboro in said County, brought his action
against NEWTON NJ. KENE and CHARLES W. BRYANT
OF East Bridgewiter, and WASHINGTON REED Of Abing
ton all Of Plymouth County, State Of Massachusetts,,
partners under the firm Of Keene, Reed Bryant upon two
common counts Of indeb1us dssumpS and also ms first
endorser upon promssory note date Dec 25 1860 given
by t. S. LEIBERAN the defendants their order
S296 % payable in eight months, and by the defendants
dorsed to ABEL PROCTOR Il SON, and by said Proctor
Son endorsed to the Plaintiff ard paid by the makers, Of
which due due notice given to said defendants enOrs
ers. And also summoned EDWARD DOWNING Of said
Bratteboro, Trustee Of said defendants And appear
ing that the defendants reside without this State and have
had personal notice Of this suit IL odered by the Court
here that the be continued to the next Term Of this
Court to be held ut at Newne in and for said County Of
Wndham, the second Tuesday Of September next, and
that the plantiHnoty the defendants Of the tendency Of
this suit and of the Term of the Court tn which the
continued by publishing the substance of his writ with this
ORDER for three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix
printed at Brateboro the last publication to be at least six
weeks previous sail September Term of this Court
which will be deemed sufficient mott ce said defendants
appear and make answer to said action.
Il. TYLER, CLERK.
Chas. X. Field, Plaintiffs Attorney rs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-06-26

MONTREAL, May 10, 1860.
We have personally known Dr. Colby for many years.
lie il gentleman Of the highest standing, both socially and
profcss Onally, 49,
We have taken the opinion Of the first Medical In the
CITY upon the formula by which these Pills prepared and
are that they excellent remedy for the pur
pose to which they are desisre l. ,,,, ,,,, ~ 90