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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.

( We clip the following, on life insurance
from the Insurance Times, Of New York
city. For the benefit of the numerous
friends and policy holders in this vicinity.
Showing from the last report, the strength
and stability of this old and reliable COM
pany. Norman b. Douglass of Shore
ham has been appointed agent for this
place, and to whom applications should
be made. t..
ASSETS TO LIABrLIrIEs.-Facts which
none can dispute, showing the ratio of as
sets to liabilities of the various life COM
panies doing business in this State. The
friends of the Phoenix Mutual Life will
be delighted and its traducers dismayed
by their conclusive exhibit. 1t stands in
an advantageous contrast with all other
companies which cannot but excite uni
versal surprise and admiration. These
results can only be fairly ascribed to the
superiority Of the company'smanagement,
for they are the direct fruits Of the watch
full prudence, sagacious discrimination,
consummate skill, and unfagging devotion
exercised by its officers in every detail OF
its business. Its president, E. Fessenden,
Esq, must enjoy an enviable pleasure In
contemplating the unrivalled prosperity
of his company, and his satisfaction is
doubtless shared by James +. Burns, Esq.
the gifted Secretary, whose great ability
and brilliant talents have conduced SC
essentially to place the Phoenix Mutual
Life foremost among the first of the lead
ing life institutions of the country.
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Vermont Editors and Publishers, Associa-

The Vermont Editors and Publishers,
Association held their annual session at
the Brattleboro House in Brattleboro, on
Thursday evening, Aug. n 1869. The
State press was represented by Hon. +.
p. Walton, Montpelier Journal Hon. G.
w. Willard, Montpelier Freeman; Geo.
II. Bigelow, o. s. Bliss, Burlington Free
Press Albert Clark, St. Adams Messen-
ger; q. II. Baker, St. Adams Transcript;
Henry Clark, Harley G. futile, Rutland
Herald; A. N. Swain, Bellows Falls; c.
n. Chase, Lyndon Union c. NJ. Stone
st. Johnsbury Caledonian Luther o.
Greene, Woodstock Standard; james X
Mclean, Rutland Independent ID. M
Camp, Newport Express W. III. Cook
Bennington Banner P. p. Ripley, Ran
dolph Eagle; A. G. Alderman, +. D.
Cobleigh, Brattleboro Record l.. E
Knapp, Middlebury Register r. S. War.
ner, Ludlow Gazette; l.. j. McIndoe
Windsor Journal and Vermont Chronicle
There were also present, Il. ID. Boylston
editor of Farmers Cabinet, Amherst, N
H.. G. +. Croker, Lawrence, Mass.
American /; A. G. Green, Springfield Re
publican; E. A, Lewis, Watkins, N. Y.
g. G. Ide, Claremont, N. ii. "a
o. S. Bliss, Georgia Harley c. Tut
tie, Rutland f. d. Cobleigh, a. G. Ack
erman, G. K. Selleok ,Brattleboro; Lyman
L. Knapp, Middlebury; G. III. Baker, st
Adams; r. S. Warner, Ludlow l.. j
McIndoe, Windsor, were elected member
Of the Association. g'
The following officers were elected 70
the ensuing year; l..t .srlo,l q 4
4 President-Hon. Il. p. Walton, Mont
pelier. It'd ID Ht1l.
Vice Presidents-E. B. Whiting, st. Al
bans J, l. G. Cook, Bennington; G. M
Chase, Lyndon. A'I. NiLt %. hf
Recording Secrstary-David M. Camp
Newport. li, u1 ~ M. h
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Addi son County.

The Panton Sabbath School held
picnic on Thursday.
The Fall term Of Bristol Academy
will commence on Tuesday sept. 18th.
The Fall term of the Vergennes
Graded School began yesterday.
James Fits Esq. of Salisbury viii
lage is repairing and painting his dwelling
house.
The Congregationalist of Aug. 25th
says" Rev G. b. Hubert, of New Ha-
ven, does not accept the call to Lowell,
Mass"
The Rutland & Burlington Railroad
Company are building new railroad
bridge over New Haven River at Brooks
vile.
Mr.. Jason f. Hunt, of New Haven,
is building barn in which he proposes
to stable fifty CONS.
There are but few apples in Bridpor
this season, but other fruit is abundant.
PERsoNAL.-IIon Rollin j. Jones' Of
Cornwall, starts to-day on a western trip,
and will return home early in October.
About 200 people in Bridport follow
farming as vocation, and own farms
ranging from 20 to 700 acres each.
There was a school picnic in the
Haitian District on the Lake shore ir
Bridport, on Saturday the Dist. inst, which
afforded much pleasure to those present.
DR.. V. w. Blanchard, of Bridport
has recently commenced opening mar
bic quarry, near the old forts in Grown
Point, N. Y, which promises a rich re
turn for his labors.
Mrs. Daniel Howe, an aged lady O
Bridport, died after brief illness, OIL
Tuesday last, aged ~ years. She was
member of the Baptist church and mucl
respected. The funeral was attended OIL
Thursday.
Rev. H. p. Gushing, G.. W. S. viii
deliver Public Address under the aus
pices of Otter Creek Lodge, No. IS |. O
e. T. sometime during the month of Sep
tembor, at School House Hall, Vergennes
He will also if desired address othe
Lodges in this vicinity. .r.j
The Rev. Hiram Mead, pastor of tn
Olive Street Congregational Church i
Nashua, has been elected Professor c
Sacred Rhetoric, in Oberlin College
Ohio. Mr.. Mead graduated at Middle
bury College, and at Andover Theologici
Seminary.
The New Haven Camp-meetin
started off yesterday under favorabl
auspices. Last evening there had bee
thirty tents erected and when lighted u
the grounds were very beautiful. I'll
exercises opened last evening with sci
mon by Rev B. Coke.
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Corresponding Secretary-.Henry Clark,
Rutland.
Treasurer y. Greene, Wood
stock.
Executive Committee-A. N. Swain,
Bellows Falls G. w. Willard, Montpel-
Ter G. G. Benedict, Burlington.
After the election of officers, the annu-
al address was delivered by Henry Clark,
Editor of the Rutland HERALD, upon
"The Journalist Demanded for the
Times"
Hon. G. w. Willard and Hon. Il. p.
Walton addressed the association in a
happy and forcible manner upon the press
as an educator. They were followed by
Mr.. Boylston, editor of the Farmers Cab
met, at Amherst, N. H., giving the his
tory and proceedings of the Maine and
New Hampshire Editors Association.and
gave interesting "reminiscences of his con-
nection with the press for the past forty
years, concluding with happy poem, a
greeting from New Hampshire to Yer.
mont. Col. Albert Clark, Geo. Biglow
Mr.. Croker of Lawrence, Mr.. Green o.
the Springfield Republican, G. M. Chase
A. N. Swain, w. H. Cook, and l.. +
Knapp, also made brief remarks
The next session was fixed at st. AL
bans, and the following appointments
made.
Essayest, G. G. Benedict, Burling
ton.
Substitute, Albert Clark, St. Adams.
Poet, John G. SAKE, Albany, N. Y
Substitute, A. A. Earle, Barton.
A resolution of thanks was voted t.
the several Railroads in the State, and t
Mr.. Lawrence of the Brattleboro House
for courtssies rendered to the members o
the Association.
Thus ended the second anniversary o
the Vermont Editors and Publ sheri
Association, after a pleasant, agreeable
session.-Rmiand Herald.
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Five persons were baptized by i'm
mersion and admitted into the Baptist
church, at Brandon, on Sunday last.
The old brick church in Leicester
is being thoroughly repaired inside, UNI
der the direction of Mr.. George Smith Of
Middlebury.
Tho old Methodist church in Bird
port, is about to be remodeled and repair
ed and committee has been appointed
to attend to the matter. 1t is intended
to commence the work soon.
The international boat race between
the Harvards and Oxfords which came
off last week on the Thames, was close,
but resulted in victory for the latter.
Our boys are supposed to have been over
trained. They were beaten by four lengths
only. .r..
"A gentleman from the Lincoln lum-
Der district, who is engaged in manufac-
turing says his (the stavc) business is
brisk and paying, and that most of the
business men on the line of the creek are
busy, though not quite to the extent they
could wish. Crops in that region gen.
orally will pay well except corn, which is
light.
Owing to the vacancy in the Grand
Lodge caused by the death of Rev. Pliny
II. White, Miss Lucy j. Bradshaw, Of
Montpelier, has been appointed &. W. c.
T., and Mrs. II. G. johnson of Vergennes
e.. w. V. T. The next session of the
Grand Lodge will be held at Rutland, in
January, 1870.
Mr.. Asa Homenway, senior, of Bird
port, aged about 70 years, fell from load
of hay, not long since, striking upon his
shoulders, and receiving considerable in
jury. He is still confined to his bed, but
is slowly recovering. Mr.. Hemenway
met with similar accident FIVE years ago
and had not fully recovered from the eff
fects of if
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ENGLAND.

" Its Scenery, Art, and People. BY JAMES
NJ. HoPPiN. Professor in Yale College. volume,
l6mo. Price $500.
Professor Hoppin has laid the American and
Christian public under great obligation by his
book on Old England. 1t is most readable vol
ume and at the same time most valuable. In II
style remarkable Tor purity and graceful fexibili-
ty he has given a vast amount of information
upon the great themes cf his book. lie is never
tedious--just touches many subjects. sketches
most but suggests more than he says, and seems
imbued with the very flavor Of the men and things
among which he moves. The effect OF the book
is like the companionship OF scholarly and Chris
tian traveller. ". j. BudingOn, u. d., in Net
York Independent.
For sale by all booksellers. Sent postpaid, or
receipt OF price, by the Publishers, II. o. HoUon
TON l. Co., Riverside Cambridge Mass. 1888
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SCHENCK,s pULMoNIC SYRUP,

J
neaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pins viii cure
Consumption, Liver Complaint aud Dy spepsa. il
taken according to directions. They are all three
to he taker at the same time. They cleanse the
stomach, relax the liver aud put it to work then
the appetite becomes good the food dgcsls and
makes good blood the patient begins to grow in
flesh the Diseased matter rpens in the lungs,
and the patient outgrows the disease and gets
well. This is the only way to cure consumption.
70 these three medicines DIR. j. Ii. Schenck, OF
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment of pulmonary Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrup ripens the morbid matter in tue
lungs. nature throws it off by easy expectoration,
for when phogm or matter Is ripe slight
cough will throw it off, and the patient has rest
and the lungs begin to heal. Iln zoos
To do this the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills must DO freely used TO cleanse the stomach
and liver so that the Pulnunic Syrup and the
food will make good blood.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act npon the liver,
removing all distractions, relax the ducts OF the
gall bladder the bile starts freely and the Ever is
soon relieved; the stools will show what the Pills
can do; nothing has ever keen invented except
caOmel Ia deadly poison which is very dangerous
to use unless with great care) that will unlock
! the gall bladder and start the secreiOns of liver
like Schenck's Mandrake Pills. u 1il
| Liver Complaint is ore OF the most prominent
causes OF Consumption.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic is gentle stimulent
and Alternative, and the alkali in the Seaweed,
l -
Whlcn TINS PreparauVn Is nlaue Oh ASSISTS inc
s.o'iae " tnio" gu, tne sas'Ilc juice 10 ulssolEc
'neloou MN 'ne uih"'ic syrup anu IL IS maui
in'I soou olo1u without fermentation OF sourihg
III m me slohacn. fL,L,
~ lne sIeat Ieusoh WY pnSs'c.ans 10 no' Iulc
, 70, my ~! W w Wv "u'u 'nel
give Ieuielne " sup .e cough, 10 stoP ch'liS: u
sop nent s"eats, heItiG ieNoi, anu oy SO uoins
uisH ueianse .ne "nTie uisestSe poNeis, lvoHIIE
up 'ne secretons anu eventually 'he pAtie"t s'nAs
anu uies' ,....
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sup cough hisn' sWea's' Ehiiis Vi leIer ne
n'oNe '"' S"use, anu ',e! VIII an su"P VI .uelr Wv
ae . No Hi;e eau oe curo" VI Oons"iiP'io'l'
~ p,n,' ~ sPeps''' Da'"ain t
- haaitI,r '"' iva anu S'O""''
are maui nea,'"y, ,....,.,,;... - -. a.,
PEI sou Ia' eonsu,'' Pt''ili W e'uisc ,i'
au,ss ~ SUM way are u'sca en'e'
M o.Usen'"I p.eu,a a."es,o'', ="
ne az i"ass u, i,i.ll,i'i''',oh anu s"1
aecay'hs; ih su 1 eases "na' mus! De uone
II nos only .iie i'Es 'nil ale "ast'us, pu. ~
.he ine an nSe' S W iys
their power to make blood out OF food. Now thu
ohN eua9 im Is " .aAe VI, ochehcA ileuiciiles
muion VIII o,inH ny .one ~ 'ne s'ol,iaon VI
patlent WIN uesil ~ wai' i1oo, IL wiz ulees
easii! anu man sIou oi1ou ,neh 'ie paue'lt ne
sii,s W saln ~ neS, anu as soo.i as tne pouy oe
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS NOVICE

" We, The subseribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court Ton the district IL Addison Com
missioner, to receive, examine aud adjust all
claims aud demands Of all persons against the es
tate OF DANIEL WIrllEkELl,
late Of Shoreham, in said District. deceased, aud
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the 18th day Of
July, being allowed By said Court Tor that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that will at
tend 10 the business Of said appointment at the
Store of G Rich & Co., in..said ShorehaIn on the
10th day OF October and January next, tom one
o'clock, p NJ, uninlfour o'clock 7. NJ. ON each VI
said days. | =
Dated at ShOreham, this 18th day of August,
A. ID. h69.
NJ. W. C. WRIGHT
1878 GASCA RICH, OomhS
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SPRING & SUMMER STYLES
FOR 1860
JUST R ECEIV ED!
WIN. SLADE,
Having just returned from New York, offers for
sale at Low Prices the largest and best assort-
ment of
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
ever brought into this Country.
Hats and Bonnets --latest Styles
RIBBONS,
PLUMES,
FRENCH FLO WERS
BLOND LACES, SC.

HAVE ALSO LARGE LOT OF
RRESS & CLOAK TRIMMINGS
Bullion Fringes and headings to match, Dress
Buttons, silk and jet, Real Cluney Laces, Gui.
pure Laces, Thread Laces, Velvet Ribbons, &c
| have this day received 20 dozen
DIX GLOVES, IN BLACK AND CoLORS:
fine assortment Of
SACKING AND READY MADE SACKS.
Summer Gloves, a large line Linen Collars and
Cuffs also Embroidery Sets, and Real Thread
Lace Collars Linen Hankerchiefs, hemmed
stitched, plain aud lace, French Corsets, Braid
ing Patterns, &C., &c. -I prF'
A large line of Parasols, Plain and Ruffled
Ladies hose by, the doz. or single PAIR, and a
good assortment of White goods such as Musd
Inns, Checked and Striped Cambrics, Bisho-
Lawn, Victoria Lawn, Nansook, Buff and White
Pi9ue. We have also the largest assortment o.
Embroidery in Hamburg and hand made ever
brought into town. Cali and see,
Ladies, don't forget that Shades is the plac,
TO GET REAL HAIR SWITCHES
to match all shades Of hair Hair Braids, Pulis
Platts and Curls, Soaps, Perfumery.
Ihope the Ladies will not forget that keel
constantly on hand L.l.Tl llrT
FANCY HEAD DRESSES CAPS DRESS CAPS
All the above articles I offer Cheap for Cash
and thanking the public for past hvors so
licit continuance the same.
VIM SLADE.
May LIST, 1869 7tf
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STATE OF vERMONT-Distriet of

SIAIE OF ' EKNION I-DlStrlcI OF
~ Addison IS.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison
To all persons interested in the Estate OF
. MYRON TICKNOR,
late Of Mlddlebury, in said District deceased,
GREETING
Edwin Tcknor, administrator at the estate OF
Myron Ticknor, deceased. makes his petition in
writing to said Court. stating that it is necessary
to sell all OF the real estate OF said deceased TO paw
debts and asks for license to sell the same. There
tore by the authority OF the State of Vermont
YOU hereby notified to appear before said
Court at session thereof to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in Middebury, in said District, on
Monday, the 9th day Of September next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if any
you have why such license should not granted.
Dated at Middlebury, this 18th day of August
| A. ID. 1869.
Olivia SAML E. COOKE, Judge.
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. COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

We, the subscribers, being appointed by tie
Probate Court for the District Of Addison, Couf-
missioners. to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate Of LAWRENCE DRAKE .s late
of Owen in the State Of Illinois deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset there
to and 4 months from the latb day " August,
inst being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we ID therefore hereby give Notice that We wl i
attend to the business Of our said appointment al
the dwelling house o. U. ID. T~itcheA, n Middle.
hurv, on the fourth Wednesdays IT September and
January next, from one o'clock, P, NJ, until -four
O'Clock, z. NJ. on eeeh Of said days.
Dated at Weybridge, this 18th day of August,
A. d. 1859.
A. D. HAYWARD, TO-,
2gw3 EDWIN LAWRENCE, N~'"'
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Honor thy father and thy
mother; that thy days may be
long upon the land which the
Lord thy God giveth thee. ~
EXODUS Xxx; II. 30
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NTOZART'S LETTERS.
q vol,

BrrruovES's LETTERS. volume. $500.
The best exponent of music is the life OF the
music-writer and these letters are the mcst
truthful and satisfactory representations OF the
life of these great ..ien Portraits are preiixed to
the volumes.
of Ills inner life and glimpse at social lite in
Germany nearly hundred wears ago, will be
doublv priced. They are nearly all written in a
light gossip style. preserving till the last the
light-heartedness of a child-a common character
istic or accompaniment Of genus. Musical Pio-
neer.
The man and his creations are signally illustra'
ted by the correspondence here published.
London Atheneum.
For sale BY all booksellers. Sent prepaid, on
recent of price, by the publishers, H. o. HouGH
TON & Co., Riverside, Cambridge, Mass. % u
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seXx7E KNOW OF NO BOOK

w says the C0ngregdt0nWist, OF Dr..
Peabody's "REMINISCENCES OF EuRnrEAN TRAY
FL" which would he better preparation for a
trip to Euro e, or which will more pleasantly re-
call to any on his return, the pleasures which
he enjoyed abroad" Price 81 40. For sale
everywhere. Sent by mail. receipt OF price,
by H. o. HouGHroN & Co., Riverside, Cambridge,
Mass, Publishers. 23w3
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I 7 NDINE.

NDlNE.
~ The exquisite romance Of " USDGSE" was
intended bv its author as the embodiment of the
idea of Sprrg With three other tales it made a
round of the Four Seasons. Hurd & Houghton's
edition embraces these four, under the title, "UN-
FINE AND OTHER TALES Frice 81, 80. Sold ev-
erywhcre and sent free, on receipt of price, b.
H. o. HouonToN G Co., Riverside, Cambridge,
Mass 2Sw3
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Eew-York Produce Market.

AUGusr 81, 1869.
Quotations furnished by Messrs, KELLEY GREG
DRY, Commission Merchants, 80 Water St., New
York.
BEANS 4 PEAS.-Prime Marrows are scarce
and in demand. Common Marrows, plenty, and
slow of sale. Medium in light request, stock,
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BUTTER.-We note an unusually dull market,
receipts have increased and the demand being
merely for the immediate wants Of our local trade
has barely been felt in the market; the stock nat
urally aecumulates, merely in the weather allow
ing US to carry against the demand when we hope
10 realize fair prices.
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NOR SALE.

EOR SALE,
Il Ny dwelling House and lot ON High St
1t is a large two story house containing nin'
rooms besides the kitchen, in good condition
through every part of it The lot is about s. b,
100 and ha on it large number of fine fruit tree
in bearing. a good garden, excellent barn am
plenty of water &c, For further particulars en-
qure of IRA w. CLARK.
GEO. s. HOPKINS.
Middlebury, Vt, August l4th, 1859. 22f
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is HEREBY GIVEN

IN That application will be made at the next
General Assembly Of the State of Vermont for a
Charter for a Railroal from some point on . Vt.
Central Railroad In the towns Of Essex, Willstoi
or Richmond in the County Of Chttenden, thence
through the Counties Of Addison and Rutland, to
connect with the Bennington & Rutland Railroad,
and any other Railroads RAINING into Rutland.
August 80, 1869. 23w3
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The year 1869 was remarkable for the
birth of four of the most illustrious men
at modern times Napoleon, Wellington,
Cuvier and Humboldt-two great military
leaders and two most eminent naturalists
of this or any age.
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A reliable man Of energy can find en-
ployment, by addressing q. l.. Babcock,
general agent, Rutland Vt.
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'Vo REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FREcKLEs
SPECIAL NOTICE!
~ / .nt. ass .lH ....A
USE RENNE'S PAIN-KILLING
MAGIC OIL!
"IT FORKS IKE 4 GA RM."

-
The extraordinary cures made bv the faithful
use of this great remedy has excited the wonder
OF the world. Every city, aud village, and family
and every hill top, is echoing the glad song
which brings so much hope to the sutiering-use
Renne's Pain Killing Magic ) at works like
a charm' The very stones OF the streets are
redOlent with this good advice. There is nothing
like it when il is used thoroughly as directed, it
takes right hold Of psin and kills it 1t does not
move il from one place Of the body to another,
ut destroys it where it exists 10y our FLANK
Movements" Grant adopted our theory closer
and closer ON the enemy's own ground, until Tie
strong hold OF pain and suiicl ing fields, aud Tie
natient is tree from pain, and is happy. What d
blessing in family. The husband and wife, the
children and hired help, the cattle and horses aud
the stranger within thy gates, all made comtOrta
BILE by simply using RENNEs PAS-kILLING MAG
10 on. And more than this, it makes thoss " hG
sell it wealthy, gaining for them more and more
confidence of their customers, because they keel
so valuable remedy in their store for sale 10
YOU value your own interst? Do you love YOU
lriendsi DO you love yourself AS Nou ought
Then don't neglect to purchase for timely use thi
sure remedy for Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia
Chol,c Pains, Cho.era MOrbus, Spraus, Bruises
Rheumatism Colds, Sore Eyes, Colds in ,b'
Head, and all other painful complainls-but b
sure and purchase the genuine, aud keep it OF
hand and lie sure and use it, and tell your neigh
bors about its virtues, and advise them to use 1t
and ii your Merchant where you trade has not go
it IN his store urge him to send tor it, and ii IA
will not seud and getit Tor YOU, send for il your
self. Be sure and have 1t. Sold by all druggists
merchants aud grocers.
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor aud Manuf.
Hittsdeld, Mass.
Sold in Middlebury by
2oyi :" y ii. 4. SHELDON Druggist.
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Middlebury. March i,', 1863. 4stf
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

Il the United States Tor the District OF Vermont
In ihe matter Of b SIDNEY g. TlsDALE
Bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
Before l. l.. Lawrence, Register, To whom il
may concern The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF appointment as assignee Of Sidney 4 Y
fisi.!- of the town If Riiton in the
County dCAddisons aud State OF Vermont
within said district, Who has been aljudged a
bankrupt upen his own petition, 10y the district
Court Of said dist.ict,
Dated at Middlebury the 18th day of August
lS69b Ft
JAMES NJ SLADE, Assignee
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