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ga bic Aielioren Jest bic tueitern (auber ben bereits
berDfieutli9tsn) eilten siussrei1t baben, 70 werbett bic
aTeflcren- 9ii&er f~ptssnber Dinritte uuo g8arbS Bis sum
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MppelatiDn.
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Vierttr Difrift-SHufyebute gEare.
5Hnfttr Difrift-Neun3ebnte Warb. ana
GOfCrtiSe gtOti3 nib 9eSebeu, icbalb bic afeiIoren ber
%itbrieen Warts Beridt ~srftatteu anb pirb 3eit Be9ebeu
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nuieto Drllare ttiseistt, %cO1eitirt iinb bQdtll
iperoen iCu; rnb eS icl bic Tfli6t aller 3oFlGneis
tier NIB auer 2ablung IetItenben Nenmten ber
Sereinigteii Staaten 9fegierung, pber Der 8ertOs
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beS 6indnsfniniIteriumS ieiu, tpenn iie bic 8teds
nunaen zines Sablmeilter8 Ober 3ablun9leiltenben
8eamten r%erioireii, pber zines Beamten, ~.tpelcber
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ten Mbrednune balten, ben 8etpeiS bnfitr 81 rers
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Steuern abseSogen rInb an ben StenercDmmi1ldr,
Dber einell anoern 3u ibrem @mpfan9 bereHtt9ten
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lung Don YrtlengeIbcrn ais Ginfpnumen Ton @es
pdit betrahtet tperben. ilnb bic 9telIer Datltr III
9lel9er gSeiie feit9eItellt nnb c~cleftirt iperben fou.
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i3abluugeu al 9anbwerfer ober Mrbeiter be5ieSeu
lou, pelde bon ben Serelniaten Staaten fir cfs
feutlthe Sallten perpanbt ipsrben. g
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166. DAFT onsldnbiihe &Onluln in ben 8srei-
ni9ten Staaten, peIGe nIdt 8iirser ~herlelben SiRb,
frel lein lolen nnb hermit fir fret ertldrt merbeR
BON ieeer @intcrnenGtener, weIhe bur1 tieiss
~aufselest wirb, rno tpelbe bon ibren oft
Giniitnften ODER bon @i9entbum i'm Miss
LAMB berriibren .Wiirbe. Oas i~brteeus Die Ofesiee
rutgell, ,peIde BON iclben &Onluln reprdlentirt
.iperpen, abEIide 8efreiuugen ben Gonfuln Der
Sereinlgten Staten aneeoeiben IaIlen lOueu.
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GOmmOu9 leaS @eriGt.- SOa. &ib.
ter Sing. @ t$&Ss@
Der Staat WarYlano ge9elt OtbO s.. 28iuiams
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baIten. ..... ntuARvgnn
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Nntrag, nm $3.50 Su erlaneen fir cine 9aollng
Aniterr, welde bel benz 8etlagteu obgeltetert
purbe mo ipelfe oieler anSunGbmeu pei9srte. oa
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meltrt uno ullter Deratbung gebatteH.
NnberaImt bon s2S8-262.
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3uUCrkmMenG 5uU ermiel@en
Vtanp III ~pertdufeu.

Gin 7cttao Yiano ans Der b~ertt6ntten @G9lef&en ga.
BRIT, petGcS nur ipenia I'M @ebrau9 ~gepefeu, 1T lofcrt
binis 3u U~ertaufea. NG5ereS Nu. 80 q. Sigh ctr.
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Seute, DOnnerfaS, NaGmittas IGbt Der neue
Serspalter I'M G6itenparte cine @artbie @1nIe unb 2ur=
fepS ausl6nBen nnb a~usteseln. gu ~aaRlreider Setbei=
DO U. 8eiberim..
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MdSfem stjar6erObe!

%T1SSsHHe 0arfbaII's lang deficiencies Gbeaterz
sAAss16 unb M aStenbaIIz q arDercbeHs
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IbeGter sesentber, eut6Slt bic srSBte unb set&madoCnfe
auspabt bon Wfaatei-M n5daeu In Ter Stabt. @Hab9e
bilig aussuleibeu unb SH p~erfaufen.
Or. NtarfRaI & Sobn,
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OeffrtCtte SdCfem WOplen SacfetS!
WRit benz 66iff uE6iermann" er9teIt id cine srose
gartbie WoIIeue aefriGte 3aden better
aualhGt fHr 5srreu urS Daueu unb empfePle iSl4e beim
Duteubunb Gia3eIneH git duBrf btniSsh Bret
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faanT Metletl Svh Dem Gerfe Ct. Gfantts etn
WplDfelo entbedt pproen 1T.
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Baltimore County 8repin9, MaIting & 81.
.s3a1 r.5a fm ltiutnd 60,

Cur @nt8egenna9me ben @cuites 8eriGte 1T cine peiz
tere @eriammlurg apf Greitas 8, %. Deg, abenbS Z
ubr in Der &e6en5ane anteroumt, gu tcelten bic Stttien.
Sn0aber e~iuselacen itnt. 9i Muftr. bes Direftcrinms
bDfra HScI1r1ts - rs ef - Boa 6. g. gtideI.
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gIOtts

1i34i5 1aB NOtis. .5illnae
as Die brittle abt9etfuns I'M Announcement besinnt 6reitag
p. Deg. aae biejeniseu, bic i9re Sise 81 bebaIten
tpuniden ober ueu abcuniren ppIen, tSnnen bies Diensz
in: Observation-Disclosures Der Gcuccrbia bon S-10lt6r Abenb8
Ereiie fir cine a~ttHeiIuuS bon Is @Orfelunsen incl.
~reierDirter Gibe 81. 8TEJG
BIZ y3r@ 4ut rDaS &Featers@ omite. 7
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Sn Der ggOben peI5paarsn@ 8abrit, 9n. 2l3
glcro Gapitr., nabe oeni Martt.
@tn Rtsuasr QBintsr TIT Ia Ansus, zoo bat esrfstbt ietns
Gdredeu iar 6as pAbltiunt, f. large Erenab Sc tetnets 4
Der 95nie aaer b~teen gelJtdntIer mod Isbt. Sttn Eager
entbd(t etnf iVl@ retGe NrspatL 6ebmRF ee BanIt iGont
9ptt HaltinDreS, terfVben tam. Seftutftne 00bsl pr
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N9tnf IN 8tssr, Birsn u. BIl9Oitfrn pabsn ale tbrsnHrtbu
Rleiueibft'S Gtabltfsment ~beIiefert.
Drum pRr bar Ddneg Sveune Dtl ista
Der fetrs bst Srn. GietuetbIt eta 4.
tnb tauf zine Nietprtne CART,
EGsu einen WtHFf and nah rHihlbsr Writ
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gertb &c 10 rod NIT etaen ftwetiIten 6rasen
Get SnattfAublauf Sdns fabrt, PROMENADE unb Opef
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Drum AueS mas Yste brsu1i = btltg uno fetn
4 Rebre hesbslk Rar Bet RItt tn 81 eft elm.
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l@ 0armcttic 8du0eretn No. 10.
TreitaS, 81. Deg, 3peite geriaumlung iu Der Gtaa
Sane Bel 9rn. .. 8. Better am Sanober MarIt, po3tt
BSHi&F ~einSeIapeu mirt. aZie.5 ~ 49,
bpir 1 eAA' ~ "t"f'"@2. 8etpIb, Geta,
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sAtz. 0ro6er Teft=San "a
1900 perbunben nit -
Concert uno 8pramioenbau a.
.I+s sac SeS la" aL tef3 .. sr .ro
@Dc. Nem. SurnDereinS,
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i'll SrttcCrptQ WeUnuCc.
sW 9aS Undergraduate @cuite erlaubt ii9 ben Greuu>
len unieres gereins, b~eionbers uniern = aiiiSeM Mit>
gIteberu, unb benz beutiben Yutlitam %itterbGIpt, bic
ergebene Ginlabung ;u ma@en, ba6 min at oben genaHns
ten Gage eine,I sroBen Befttani, ioelber in Der 6 oncors
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In ieiner e~epo6nten gEeiIe ipeber Soften NOD Wftbs Sc
i6eut 6at, 70 ftebt cen GbeilneRtneru Gin gsiuBreiher nab
aemiitbiHer gBeibndHt8dbenb terpr.
Die Bar beiinbet ir in ben tl1tiseu Gdabeu Der 9srs
rem s.. G9apperle unb 6. WaIisi 60 fam baber Seber
baranl iebneu, haB er, mas Seller unS 4adt anbelan9t
ionie tur6 reele nHb bilise $rciie ~aafrtebsa seftent ipers
0tn tpiro. sr5sH1 .a.fls .u1 .4r4 f.> .Hr.e HHs
Yrpf. &cie nit ietaem Mufit60r mirb bic beiten Gan5e
CUR AuifibrunS brta9er. 81 m5..t sa.
3 et s.... 4reSramm j5sftE
0a8 Concert beSiRnt tracts g u9r unb entet putt
9 llpr.' it
IS lie ait? @ieb BON @}Hes, porseraBeu BON Der SWrz
ner QiebertaieI.
Der VS. alb bon 5Tier, @bprseianS, pcrsetrdseu bonn
@ripn G4eIauguerein uap 2urner Qiet etafsI.
Ybramibeueau turner 3Egltn5el.
/. Ser Jtisie. 2. Der Singing. s.. DaS 8ef. A..
Die Tbirme. 5. Dls Oteliei. d. Der 3riumpbJug.
csEg 3n ben 3wii9enpaulsn ,perbeu her ariOm @eianSs
perein unO bic 2urner Qtetsrtafel ueRrere @elanSe
, tjiI %OOrtruseu.
&idet su $L.O0 fir einen 9nrn nno Daute1 ltne
an Der Safe, iripie bei Sru. s. g9appsris III Der &nInz
bale, 800 gB. Prattfr., uno BET HapreeeneeH @omIle@
u~it0Iiebern Sn baben.
gBprd, RuB6aunI, @~rSninSer, Wers unS
i2esa a 5sErts!' rsel7-25 " : o; e gs''@ NV
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26 9. GballeSitr., q
tRlt fetS Sorratei3 a a1 -a ma
ae5t t6iniiG 25aher, IsgA 3m1l
Gin ENFORCEMENT parfGH1erieH, sT5lai i
Geiien, Tcilet Hab Sarcb Gaaren, kgf.
Garisfbanb, frdnsbFf9s @Oriettea, anSpfe &c. &C.,
unb emf FebIt tisfe 81 IS abrtfpreife a. 18OtSnIt
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-07-27
CIIAS. C. LYNDE,
% WIN. W. BARNEY, Commissioners.
CtTArE On VERMONT. District O

GTATE OF VERMONT. District OF
Swestmnstcr SIS. The Probate Court for said District.
To an persons Interested in the Estate OF DANIEL H.
RICE late Of jamaica in sail District deceased, GTcetng
You arc hereby notified that JOHN y. BUTLER, Adj
insto the Estate Of said deceased has filed his petit
ton in writing said Court setting forth that will be
beneficial to all persons interested in said Estate to sell all
the Estate Of said deceased for the purpose of dividing
The proceeds the heirs entitled thereto and has prayed
for license to sell the same at public private sale
shall Judge beneficial and has brought into Court the
AMI appreciation of all the heirs to said Estate and
that said Court will decide upon said application at ses
sion thereof be held at the Probate Office, in TOWNSHIP nd
in said District the Tuesday preceding the rst
Wednesday Of August 1866 when and where can be
heard in the premises, If you shall see cause.
July a. 1866. Q. H. EDDY, Res'r.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"
IN PRINT,
BY Dr.. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, a. NJ, NJ. D.


Ills Six Lectures the Prevention and Cure Of Consump
tion,-Dscases Of the Heirlnd the Rules to Preserve
Health and Life Hun red Years have been read by
thousands and have carried hope to all readers and health
to all who have fulfilled its teachings.
Dr.. Fitchs aim in this book is to direct habits as
to avoid ndspositon,-to manage indispostlon to
health. He would clear husky throat, and thus stop
Group dphthera ho would regulate disturbed state OF
the stomach and bowels and thus stay dyscntry and choe
but should diseases supervene he at comes to
aid with the remedies promp
chances first those diseases which the sick
well doctor, but which requires the aid of capable phys
can and that when properly and timely treated always
curabe These diseases, he says, are Consumption Bron
chis, Caarrh Asthma, Diseases of tn, Heart Dyspepsia
Headaches, Liver Complaints, Piles, Kidney Complaints
Female Complaints Rheu ualism Neuralgia, Skin Diseases
attack and destroy the complexion.
The second great class Of diseases which the patient
his friends always doctor, and for which nbe rene
dies given Dphtherl Group Scarlet fever Measles
Whoopng Cough, Typhoid Fever Dysenary, Asiatc Chol
era Cholera Morbus, Cholera lniutum, DarhWa of adults
and children Colds, Congestion Of the Lungs, Lung Fever
Burns Eryspeas sc. Remedies for each Of these Civ
en-, which the sick their friends prepare and
fully administer.
lie next gives the proper treatment Of the Hair and Teeth
preserve both in health and beauty through life
lie gives remedy for Seasckness. Finally, he gives
recipes for preparing Hair Dye Cologne Water and Tooth
Powder, all unsurpassed by any other preparations
1t is little do TO advise readers to obtain
IS Dr. 5. S. Fitch, No. % fremont street, Boston,
Mass. BE particular u give POsocc, Town, County, and
State and the book will be sent to You by mall free OF post
aac.-3m27
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STATE OF VERMONT, windham, SIS.



Whereas Linus H. Warren shclburn in the County o.
A. D. 1860 filed his Petition in the Clerks Office Of the
Court Of Chancery said County Of Wndham against
Hollis H. Cass formerly Charlcstown in the County Of
Orleans and State Of Vermont gone out Of said State to
paris unknown setting forth that said Hollis H. Cass the
10th day Of August 1865, morgaged to said Linus A. War
rem certain parcel Of land in Nottingham, in said County
Of Wndham containing about 1i2 acres bounded North by
lands Of Wbury Dix, and Thomas u. Williams, East by
lands Of Dennis Lamb and John A. Henry, South by lands
said Henry Caleb Bems and the Highway, and West by
lands Of said cm Dix Eben'r Waste and d. Sawyer, con-
doncd Tor the payment three promissoy Notes all dated
August TO- 1S05 with annual interest after April Isl 1906
for $1,000 payable April 1st 1868 one for 500 payable
April l, 1867, and for $500 payable April 1865
And further setting forth that the said Note Of $1,000 Is
due and unpaid, and praying that the Equity OF Re-
dempton Of the said Hollis H. Cas- IN sail mortgaged
premises may he iorccloscd.
Which said Petition Is made rcturnabe TO the Term Of the
Court of Chancery next to be held at Newne in aud for
said County of Wndham the second Tuesday Of Scptem-
Der, A. D. 1866
And being made to appear that the said Hollis H. Cass
has departed from and resides without this State that the
ordinary process said Court cannot be served upon him.
Il Is therefore ordered by tho Chancellor that the Petitioner
notify the said Hollis H. Cass Of the tendency Of said Pc
tton the the Court which the is
turnahc 10y publishing the substance thereof with this order
for three weeks successfully in the Vermont PhTniX, print
c Dtteboro in said County, the last publication to be
least twenty days previous to said September Term
OF said Court which publication will be deemed sufficient
notice to said Hollis H. Cass to appear and make answer 70
said Petition Il. TYLER, Clerk.
HORArlO n. Xix, Solicitor Of Petitioner. 90
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Ne0dI Notices.

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, SIS.
- In Probate Court July Esd, 1866
Present. HON. PETER W. DEAN, First Assistant Jud &c
Of Wndham County Court
Whereas, ROYALLiTYLER has presented to this Court
for Probate Instrument purporng 70 pc the last WIN
and Testament Of MARY TYLER, late OF Brattloboro, In
sail District deceased Of which Instrument said r. Tyler
Is nominated Executor.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given to all persons in
erested that this Court will decide upon the Probate of said
instrument at the session thereof be held before the
Probate Onco In Bratoboro aforesaid, the Goth day Of
August A. D. 1906 when they may appear and contest
such probate IL they sec cause - .
PETER w, DEAN,
80 First Asst Judge Of Windham Co. Court.
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s. T.-1S60.-X.-Thc amount Of Plantation Diitors sold
In year Is something startling They would oil Broad
way six feet high. from the Park to 4th street. Drake
mandatory Is Of the institutions OF New York 1t is
said that Drake painted all the rocks In the Eastern States
with his cabalstic 49, T.-1S60.-N and then got the old
granny legislators to pass law "prcvenng the dishgurng
the Of nature, which gives him monopoly We do
know how this is but do know the Plantation Filters
SELL as no other article ever did They used by all
classes of the community, and death Dyspepsaccr-
tain They very inygoratng when angud and weak,
and great appetizer
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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DR.. Tebbott's Physiological Hair Re-

generator. The wonderful popularity Of this Prepara-
ton unprecedented. It becoming the standard article
over everything Of the kind Is the only unobicconabo
hair preparation In use.
II positively restores white, grey and faded hair.
1t prevents hair from falling of, and often
Rcproduccs a growth bald heads.
Is free from all dsagreeable odor.
II does not soil the finest fabric or skin.
Frees the head from humor and dandrun.
Has no equal as a dressing.
without II no toilet Is complete.
T Price 81. Sold in Brattleboro by W. FELTON,. l6m1s
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TENNESSEE is once again practically in
the family of the Union, with all the honors
due to her station rs a State reconstructed
and now one Of the governing powers of the
Republic. Both Houses of Congress have
according to the Joint rule agreed upon carly
in the session concurrently resolved that
Tennessee is again entitled to United States
Senators and Representatives.
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THE 4ru IN MEXICo.-At the cclcbra-
ton of the 4th of July in the city of Mexico
the Declaration of Independence was read
by the Consul the memory of Washington
was eulogizel by EX-Gov. Reynolds of Mis-
souri,. and Magrudcr responded to the toast
of "Thc Army and Navy of the United
Sttes.n The memory Of our martyred
President" was received with distinguish
honor by all, the ex-rebels joining with
marked respect in its observance.
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A NcwnndCr,n EpocI, iu McIiciuci I


MAGGIEL is the founder Of a Medical SYSTEM The
quantitarans, whose vast Internal doses eneebe The
stomach and parayze the bowels must give precedence to
the who restores health and Appetite with from to
two of his extraordinary Pills. and the most vuen
with box Of his wonderful and all healing Salye
These two great specifics of the Doctor fast supersedng
all the sereoyped nostrums Of the day. Extraordinary
by Maggiels Pills and Save have opened the eyes
the public to the nefciency of the $50 cae remedies Of
others and upon which people have long bndy depend
ed Maggcs pills OF the class that swallowed by
the Dozen and of which every box full taken alb
solue necessity for another. One two of Magges Pills
sucs place the bowels in perfect ORDER tone the stomach
appetite, and render the spirits light aud buoyant
There Is gripping and reaction In the Of constpa
ton If the liver affected, It's functions restored; and
il the system Is feeble It is invigorated This last
quality makes the medicines very desirable for the wants Of
delicate females. Ulcerous and erupye diseases arc literal
~ eNtinguished by the dsenectant power of Maggics
Save. In fact it is here announced that Muggicfr
Bilious, Dyspcptic and Diurrhcu Pills cure
where all others fail While for urns Scads Chbains,
Cuts and all abrasions Of the skin MnggieTs Snivc is
nflinlc. Sold by MAGGEL 43 Fulton street. New York,
and all Druggists, at % cents per box.
CLARK WILLARD, Agents, Bratlcboro, Vt. 1y17
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, SIS

2
TO all whom 1t may conc. rn,-Grceting
You hereby notified that A. L. MELENDY, Guardian
MARY f. JACOBS, has made application to this Court for
license the whole Of the Real Estate consisting of her
undivided interest in the Real Estate of her father, Will
LIAM JACOBS late Of Guiord, deceased, the ground
such sale will be ben fetal to his said Ward, and that
this Court will decide upon said application at the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Once in Bratucboo, in
said District the last Saturday Of july A. D. 1866,
when AMI where you may be heard in the premises, you
cause. 2S a. hElES, REGISTER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-07-27

"1n lifting the Kettle from the Ore scaldcd myself very
scvcrcyonc hand almost to crisp. The torture was un-
bcarable. The MoNican Mustang Linmcnt relieved
the pain almost Immediately. IT healed rapidly and left
very little Chs. FOsrER 420 Broad St, lhllada
This Is merely sample Of what the Mustang Eminent
will do. 1t invaluable in all Of wounds, swings
sprains cuts, bruises spayns, ETC., either upon man or
beast.
Beware counterets. None Is genuine unless wrapped
in fine steel plate cngravngs bearing the signature Of g. W.
Westbrook, Chemist and the Priuate scamp OF DhMAs
BARNES n Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-07-27

hREsIGNATIoN oFCoMPTROLLER CLARKE
Hon. Freeman Clarke, Comptroller of the
Currency, has rendered his resignation, to
take effect on Monday next, the 23l inst.
The President has accepted the resignation
and referred the matter to Secretary Nc
Outlook, who will appoint his successor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-07-27
ClTATE OF VERMONT. District of WEST

~ MINISTER S. s. The Probate court for The District
ofWcStRinstCr. To whom 1t may concern, Greoting
.You hereby notified that JAMES H. PHELPS, Guar
dian of WARREN JENISON, Of Townshend In said Dis
tric has filed his petition in this Court setting forth that
his Ward the of land situated in Jamaica in said
District and that will be conducive to the interest Of said
Ward to sell the for the purpose Of putting the pro-
cceds thereof interest; and that said Court will decide
upon said application at special session thereof to be held
at the Probate Office in Townshcnd, in said District on the
31s day Of july 1906 O'Clock in the afternoon when
and where You may be heard in the premises If you shall
q. Il. EDDY, Register.
July 9th, 1866 IS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-07-27

THE GRADE OF GENERAL.-Thc bill re-
viving the grade of General in the army has
now passed both houses of Congress, though
the House has yet TO act ON the Senate
amendments. These, however, are not of
character to lead to debate The salary is
fixed at SI00 per month, and $500 per
month for fuel and quarters, when the head
quarters are in Washington. The chief Of
staff is TO be u brigadicr-gcneral.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-07-27

AGuE DH MAGNoiIA,-The precst thing, the "sweclest
thing" and the OF II the least money. II
tina odor Of Precipitation; socns and adds dtcacy to the
skin; Is delightful perfume; aays headache and nilan-
nation and necessary companion In tho sick room, In
the nursery and upon the toilet sideboard 1t be OBJ
tanned everywhere at one dolarpcr hottlc
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-07-27

WHAT DID Iri-A young LADY, returning to her country
home after soiaurn of u lew months in New York was
hardly recognized by her friends. In place Of rustic
flushed face, she had soft, ruby cOmpleSinn Of almost
marble smoohnes and instead Of % SHE really appeared
but II. She told them plainly she used lIagans Magnolia
Balm, and would not be without it, Any lady can improve
her personal appearance very much by using this article II
be ordered Of any druggist for only 80 cents.
Saratogn Spring Wnter, sold by nll Drnggists.