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las- Court Of Common Of Pleas is now
in session in Ashland, Judge GEDDEs
presiding.
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ASHLAND, AUGUST ., 1865.
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THANKs.-We are under obligations
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lie documents.
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NO7ION.-

NOTICE Is hereby given that The under,
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified Administrator OF the Estate Of John
Casscl, deceased, late VI ashland County, o.
SAMUEL SH0pBELL,
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Send for illustrated Price List Of Iusiru :
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-10-06
STATE OF VERMONT,


VI, . .
ing that the bcee without this state, is ordered that
said j. H. gibson lie summoned appear before the
Supreme Court be held Newfane, within and for
said County Of Win ham, the Grst Monday following the
Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday Of January
D. 1906 and make to the said petition of the said
ELIZABETH II. GILSON by the publication Of said petit
and hi' order for three weeks successfully in the YER
mont phniN published Bratteboro in said Windham
County the publication be six previ-
Of said Supreme Court, which puhica-
will lie deemed sufficient notice to said j. H. gibson
make aforesaid in default whereof
the Court will proceed to pdrte hearing of said
Given under my hand, at Woodstock in the County Of
Windsor, this seventh day of September 1865
JAMES BARRETT, Judge OF Supreme Court.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Petitioners Attorney. IS
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MARRIAGES

In this Village, Oct. 5th It TIE residence of d. W.
Wright, by Rev. u. Ober oi FaNetev lic MIR GEoReE
NJ BIssEIL and Miss LuCHLTiA |. kNOwl1oN, both
of Wardsboro.
In this Village, SeFt. l9'h by Rev Geo r. Tv'cr,
Mr. DwIGHT F. GLEN NJ and Miss Many G YouNu,
both of Royalston, Mass.
In this Village Sept goth. hv Rev Frcd'k Erolh
ingham, JEFFERSON q. OAkE,Gf Marlboro, Mass and
JOSEPHINE LINCOLN Of Warwick, Aluss
At Greenfield, Mass, by Rev. John f. Moors, It.
w. h. STICKNEY Of the Bureau of Refugees Freed
men, and Abandoned Lands State Of Louisiana New
Orleans La, and OLIVE b., daughter Of U. T. Oar
ing, Esq, Of Leyden, Mass.
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Is especially recommended by the Medical Faculty for
the cure diseases the Stomach and Kidneys Rheu
dtism, General DEBILITY, DropsieS, Chronic GCnOrrhGd
aud Cutlneous Diseases. For those suffering from the ei-
fects Of ercesses Of any Kind, is perfectly Invaluable
For Femaie Complaints it is priceless remedy. never
fails to effect cure. 1t is the BEST and CHEAPEST
preparation Of Blu 'ku offered the public Price 81 per
bottle. For sale by all Apothecaries. Bureigh Rogers,
Wholesale Druggists Sc Hanover Street, Boston, General
Agents. 3m3i
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Sir james Cinrk's Female pills. The great
English Remedy Everybody knows the Use Of them Fiji
ty In bottle securely sealed and be sent postpaid for
81 and thrae-cent stamps.
The propretors hold hundreds of testimonials the vr.
tues of Sir James CiarteS Female P but their peculiar
nature prevents publications certain It they the only
sure and remedy for all those painl and dan.
gerous diseases peculiar to the female constitution In all
cases Of and Spinal Affections Pain In the Back
and Limbs Heavness, Fatigue slight exertion, Palpa-
ton OF the Heart owness Of Spirits Mysteries, Sick Head
ache Whites and all painful diseases occasioned by dsor
dered system these pills will effect when ell other
means have failed They neUer fail 10 moderate eroesses
and 10 remoUs Obsruoti0ns from whatever cause They
are purely vegetable and will not nue the most delicate
constitution For particulars send for pamphlet to the
Agent One dollar and six postage stamps sent to any
thorzed Agent, will insure bottle by return mail
ar Sole United States Agent JOB MOSES, 81 Courand
Street, New York.
Sold by j. CLARK, and l. N. THoRS Brateboro, and by
all Druggists. -ly6O
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circulars almanacs, and In many the leading Journals
from convalescent patients will confirm completely, perma
nently, and almost miraculousy the OF
Dyspepsia existence" We It In every instance
1t can obtained MI the Drug In the United
States Canadas at 81 per bottle six bottles for So
q. q. CLARK co, Proprictors,
eow1y32 New Haven Ct.
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Vernon, Sept 20, 1865. 3w3s

NOR SALE.
The subscriber will sell the following described Real
Estate, situate in Newiine, Vt;
large Hotel with convenient Barns and outbuildngs,
with three Of land attached thereto situate in the viii
age Of Wiamsyie on stage road from West Dover
Brauehnro Daily Stage leaves the Hotel every morning
for ratebcro reaching there in time for the morning trains
for New York aud Boston,
Also, large AMI capacicus Factory, situate few rods
from the Hotel upon uufaing stream Of water. The
Factory is lifted with all the necessary machinery for the
manu- 'cture Of Bobbius, SpOos and Chair stock.
Also large aud convenient Store, occupied by o. L. Sher
man, with twostory Tenement attached.
Also, convenient Blacksmith Shop nearly new, with all
necessary tools therein
Also, eight acres If Grass land situate Newfane Hill
Also, 10 nj Wool land, situate miles from the viii
lage of Williamsvilie.
The Hotel B1hn Factory, Store and Blacksmith Shop II
not sold by the first day Of April next will be rented
term Of years. LUCIUS HALLIDAY.
williamsvlle Sept. !, 1s65.-36u
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STATE OF VERMONT,
~ COUNTY OF WINDUAM

ELIZABETH II. GILS0N,) To the HonordJie SUPREME
Court merit 10 be holden al
j. L. gibson. )Newfdne Withtn and for The
County Of WiHdhdm:
Respectfully ibes and represents ELIZABETH RACHEL
gibson, and for three years last past resident OF
Townshend, in said County, that she lawfully married
tod H. gibson, now Of residence unknown, Windham
In sand County, the treth day of September, in the
year Of Lord thousand eight hundred AMI fifty
and thereatewars your belant and the said j. L. IT,
son lived together hush md and wife the following places
Wis At Groon in the County Of M1deseN, Medf, rd in
the County of Mddesex and at Chelsea in the County
Suffolk and all in the Of Massachu etts; thai
your beant has always been faithful her marriage
and obligations but the said j. f. gibson being wholly
regardless of the at said Chelsea the fourth day
OF November, in the year Of Lord thousand egh
hundred and sixyone, did wiully desert your belant
and said desertion has been wuly continued ever
said fObrth day of November. Wherefore your ibelan
prays that divorce from the bond Of matrmony may b.
decreed between ibelant and the said j. E. gibson
and that she may he permitted to her maiden
Elizabeth Ra hc Hnelton, and also that the cusod
Of the children Of said marriage, vz Lila Anna ellison
Kish Evanlen Glson may be decreed 10 your ibelant
Dated the 'nty-thr day OF August in the year of
Lord thousand eight hundred and sXty-hve
ELIZABETH RACHEL gibson
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-10-06

Something to Tie TO. No remedy is more widely
known or generally used than
PLANTATION BIrTERs
"They are not for day, but for all time" They have
sood the test Of trial This is because they do what they
are recommended to do They relieve pain and dis
ease.
For Dyspepsia, Heartburn Vertigo, Pain in the Side,
Headache Cold Feet Languor, Dizziness and all diseases
caused by Stomach out Of Repair, most confidently
recommend the PLASrArfoN BfrrERs.
Ifyou are Weak, Low Spirited, Discouraged and Sick Of
Life rr down by dyspeptc ogones Frustrated by Dis
ease Of Long Standing be induced to try PHANTOM BTTERs
The result will disappont you and you will find your
self restored to
HEALTH, vIGoR, AND HAPPINESS.
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EARM AT AUCTION.

By order Of court upon Petition for Partition, the under
sgners Commissioners will sell public auction the 9th
day of October next that elknhwn Farm in Vernon, Yer
mont Of which Marshall Withheld late Of said Vernon died
seized. Said Farm lies about half mile South Easery Of
Vernon Centre, both sides the Railroad, bounding East
ery Connecticut River. This Farm contains about 800
acres Of excellent land, conveniently divided into TlaRc
Pasture and Woodland, all well waered. On the premises
two Dwelling housrs Barns and other buildings
Sale to commence IL O'Clock A. NJ the premises
Terms $500 ready cash The balance Of the purchase
ey in thirty days sale, which time deed yin be
given. Gao. NEWMAN, -
T.. IIowE, : Commissioners.
ID. GOoDELL.
Vernon, Sept 20, 1866 3w3S
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WANTED EYERYBODYl wishing nn
LEGAL NOTICES..

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. S.
~ Rae Hon. Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of EBENEZER
MANLEY, late Of Dummerston, deceased, Greeting:
Yu hereby notified that this Court will decd upon
the allowance Of the accounted GIDEON CUDW0RTI Ex-
ccutor upon said Estate, and decree distribution there
OF among the persons entitled thereto the Session thereof
to be held at the Probate Office in Brateboon said District
the last Saturday OF October A. D. 1865 when where
you may be heard in the premises, II you
40 A, KEYES. Register.
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y d
~ The Probate Court for SAID District
To all persons interested In the Estate Of PHINEHAS
MATTER, late Of Marlboro, deceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will make
sgnment to ELIZA MATHER widow said deceased from
the personal property Of said the Session
Of to be held at the Probate Office lin Datcboro said lbs
trc the first Saturday Of October A. d. 1885,
where may be heard in the premises you
50 A KEYEs Rerster
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FOR SALE.
Brattleboro, Sept. %, 1860
DARN FOR SALE.

The Subscriber will sell his farm at low rate, and to
oomm"date the purchaser Situated two miles south Of the
middle Of the town Of Marb containing 50 acres Of now
ing, producing from IS TO 100 Of hay yearly, wuh
plenty Of good pasture land slso good sugar lot Of COO
trees large supply Of ash Eastwood spruce and
hemlock The buildings good plenty OF running
ter at house and barn. Any wishing to purchase will
do well to call JAMES P. MATHER.
Marlboro, Sept %, 1865. 3w3S
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Il " tO-NpO WI I4N. GNNeferS WIN Com
sumption, Asthma Bronchitis, any diseases Of the
Throat or Lungs will be checruy furnished without charge
with the remedy by the use Of VIII ch the Rev. Edward A.
Wi of williamsburg, N Y, completely restored 10
health after having suffered several years with the dread
disease CONSUMPTION To cuusump sufferers this ren,
Is worthy of an immediate trial. II will nothing and
be the means OF their perfect restoration Those esr
ing the same will please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILL
SON 1875 South Second Street Williamsburg, Kings County
New York.
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Commonwealth of Mnssac husctts.
SUFFOLK,
Supreme Judicial Court, at Chambers In Boston.
u CHUsETrs RAILROAD COMPANY body corpo
rate established by the laws OF SAID Masaehu'es s uy
filed in the Clerks Office said Court within said County
PRAYING that mortgage Of their railroad and equipment
made to Jabez C. Howe, Robert Shaw and John Davis,
Trustees dated July H. 1870, and the bonds secured there
by placed in the hands Of j. Amory Davis and John Rog
collateral and held by said Rogers as surviving
trustee be cancelled and discharged and that the bonds
company which JaheZ c. Howe, James Mctiregor,
and William Mnot, r under IA NOR gage made by
said company dated July 9th 1885, held as an invest
Of the sinking fund already paid by said company to
the under said mortgage according 10 the express
thereof amounting to about $l46OOO may be also
and discharged in accordance with an agreement
alleged been made between said company and those
holding the bonds Of said company secured by said mort
the payment Of the principal Of which mas Deeh eN
tended eighteen years from the first day OF July last ana
which agreement substantially set out in the receipt
stamped extended bond all Of which is more fully
set out in said petition and which petition SAID Jaez
c. Howe surviving trustee (sad John Davis and Robert IL
Shaw having die and said John Rogers surviving trustee
said Amory Davis having died( successors having
been appointed and said Howe, McGregor and Mnot be-
ing said last named trustees, have sgnde in writing under
their hands that they have objection 20 tn granting 81
the prayer OF said petition is now ordered that sad pe'-
notice TO all Interested to appear before
this the first Monday OF December next at the Court
House in Boston, at ten o'clock in the forenoon then ana
there cause, IL any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted and that said notice be
given by pubca of aested copy of this order once
week three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the Boston Daily Adver-
ser newspaper printed in Boston, and IN the tltchour
Revee newspaper printed In Ftchburg In the County OF
Worcester and in the Gazette Courier newspaper print
ed in Greenfield in the County Of franklin and in the Yer
mont PhGnix newspaper printed in Brattleboro IN the
State Of Vermont the last Of said publications In each paper
be at least thirty days before the first Monday OF Deem
Der next.
CT. BIGELow, Chief Justice
Attest, GEO. W. NICHOLS, Asst Clerk.
3w4O oct. Q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-10-06
Ayers Ague Cure


,NNukII FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
~ !. !.
~ MHJ/////L Intermittent Fcrer or Feuer
03B&WL LLL////// and Ague, Reraittent Fcu'r,
VtXF&A fpffNf0t1L ChfV Ferer, Dumb Ague. Pc
\XNTIk LGllIblE1e3/ r,odicqt M aiache or Bilious
MLN///N// Heqi7che and bilious Fcuers,
SSNA4<4A "LM indeed for the Wh0ie class Of
R N >N diseases originating in bitid-
WN n rUderdngement caused by the
nm malaria of midsmatic cOun-
-WN=NNW tries.
W. A Fever and Ague is not the
@2| only consequence OF the MAS
IN tic poison great variety Of disorders arise From It's
irritation in maarious districts among which are Neural
qia Vaccinations Gout, Heddache Kindness, To0thdche,
Edrache Catdrrh, A'thmd Pdipitdtion, PAINFUL ABec-
ton of the Spleen HySercs Pain in the Boi0es, Cote,
PA diysi and Derdngemen Of the Stomach, all OF which,
when originating IN this put the intermittent type
or become periodical This "CuRE" expes the poison from
the blood aud thus cures them all alike 1t is not only the
eectua remedy discovered for this class of COM
pants but it is the cheapest and moreover, perfectly
safe No harm arise from its use, and the patient when
cured is left healthy he had never had the disease
Can this said any other for Chls and Fever 1t
IL of this and It's Importance to those afflicted with the
complaint be overestmated SO Is II to cure the
Fever and Ague that may be truthully said to he GER
tain remedy. One Dealer complains that 1t is not good
medicine TO SELL bottle whole neghbor
hood.
Prepared by j. c. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass, and sold
by l. n THORN, CLARK WILLARD, JosEPH CLARK, TYLER
& THOMPSON 2m35
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DIR. TEBBETTS'
PHYSIOLOGICAL
Hair. Ho-olr OERfoE


PHYSIOLOGICAL
IEai1- FcSo1r orator.
The Most Wonderful Discovery of the Age!
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being delightful dressing it imparts to it beautiful glossy
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hair bald heads where the g,nds of tie
dru itching and humors the sca. ~ II is warrant
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PRICE $500.
TEBBETTs BROTHERS, Propretors Manchester, n. II.
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A Modern Miracle!
Prom oil I'd young from rich and poor from high born
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HALLS VEGETABLE
sIcILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
1t is perfect and miraculous article. Cures Ia dness
Makes hair grow better dressing than any oi" "po
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INAL COLOR
Use 1t a few times, and
PRESTO, CHANGE!
Beauty 1t loes not dye the hair but strikes the
and fills Il with new life and cooring matter.
It viii not take long, di,agreeahe trial, to prove the
truth of this matter In first application will do good you
VIII sec the NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the DID, gray dscoored appearance the hair will be gone
giving place to lustrons shining and beautiful locks
Ask for Halls Scian Hair Remover; other article is
CHEAP TO BUY PLEASANT TO TRY,
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There many limitations BE you procure the gem
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in the World The only and perfect Hair Dye Harm
less Reliable and instantaneous Produces Immediately
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REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Beautiiyng the Hair.
ly33 CHARLES BACHELOR, NEW YORK.
Important TO Females. The celebrated DIR. nov
continues devote his entire time to the treatment of al
diseases incident the female system An experience
twenythree years enables him to guarantee speedy
permanent relief in the OF Suppression and al
other Menstrual DerdRgements, from WhdteUer cause
All letters for advice must contain 81. Office, No. Q, End
colt street, Boston.
N BBoard furnished to those who wish to remain unde
treltnent.
Boston. June %, lsG5-y28
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NJ Office. The Trustees of the First Mort
v gage Bondhoders of the Vermont Valley Railroad
Company will pay the Coupons Of oct 1859 and after
Saturday Sept 49, 1863 upon presentation Of the same at
the Office Of the Treasurer in Bellows Falls, Vermont For
the convenience Bondhoders New York ana elsewhere
the Coupons will be paid r the space Of month, viz;
from the Both day Of September to the 30h day Of October
the National Park Bank in the city Of New York and
thereafter will only he paid ut the Office of the Treasurer in
Bellows Falls.
! Dated September 20, ls65-3w39
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-10-06
r E. CAME & CO.,
billiard TABLE MANUFACTURERS,

luO Court street, Boston.
Tables with Patent Improved Combination Cushions, Pa
tent Pocket supporters &C. Cloths, Balls. Cues Cue Points,
Cue Cutters, Cue Clamps, Cue Wan, Cue Waters French
Chalk Maces, bridges. Brushes Pockets and Trimmings
constantly hand All repairs, and reHttng Old tables
with Improvements, turning aEl cooring balls
done in the best manner
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. INELAND LANDS.
SUPERIOR DRAIN TILE made of the eel.

NUFENIUN UItNIN IIIE mAue Oi the CeI-
- ebrated strong, tenacious clay Of Wood
bridge N j. burned with intense heat the Fire Brick,
in fire brick kns and sold moderate prices as the clay
MUST be removed from valuable beds Of the best White
Ware, and Fire Brick clay Also dnhe glazed Stone Ware
Pipe with collars for making watefiighl pipe conduct
pure water free from and poison. Stove Innings and
Fire Brick &c, &C, Of best quality, Shipped by railroad
water direct from Factory, ship Channel Of Raritan
River, 81 miles from New York City.
CROsSMAN BROS. a CO., Woodbridge, N. j.
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GRAPEVINES, FRUIT TREES. sc.
Grape Vim O -

Orders left with EDWARD CROSBY will receive promp
attention. BEAlS SNOW,