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INSURANCE NOTICE.
CA MPBELL
C I

Having removed their Office to UNION BLOCK oppo-
site the Vermont National Bank, would say TO their
former patro that We purpose TO continue General
Insurance Business in connection with buying and
selling Real Estate We have secured the Agency Of
several strong, leading stock companies with an ag-
gregate capital Of over $4,000, 900 and arc pre-
pared to insure all kinds Of property at reasonable
rates Thankful for the liberal patronage have
ceived in the past hope by strict attention to our
Business and just appreciation Of the rights Of
others to receive share Of patronage the future
Some Of the companies We formerly represented fuf-
ered heavily in the Chicago calamity that they have
been compelled to suspend business and thet assets
are being divided amongst the Chicago sufferers and
policy holders. However unpleasant this may he to
us and TO policy holders yet no human sagacty could
guard against such an unprecedented calamity.
II has been our aim to furnish patrons with
safe, reliable Insurance at reasonable rates and fair
representations And although some of the compa-
mics had the fullest confidence in have been
ruined in the late Fire most Of them have come out Of
the fiery ordeal strong, after promptly settling all
their losses, and now offer as good security as any
companies doing business, To those wishing Insur-
ance in Mutual Companies would say that we still
represent the Farmers Mutual Of Montpelier VI, one
of the safest cheapest and most reliable Of Home
Companies, with an experience Of twenty-five years
during which they have furnished Insurance ON Dwell
ling houses and farm property at from 60 rs cts on
each $780, for the term 4 five years. This company
has never made any assessments, and now have sur
plus SUFFICIENT to carry through all Policies in force
All losses in this County and southern part OF Windsor
County, adjusted by us and paid promptly at this
Office During the past II months we have obtained
$50 policies In our territory which shows that our
Farmers duly appreciate the benefits Of company de-
voted exclusively to their interest To those holding
policies we would say that Of (or our special
agent, g. g. vilAs will call you before your policies
expire
L. II. CAMPBELL, -. d. CUDwoRTH
Brattleboro, W., Dec. a., 1871
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TRSTI.NO.y'I.gLS,

DR.. FLAGG has many communication showing the
wonderful cures which have been effected by his In
uNLISG BALM He IL ut liberty refer tn few Of bis
immediate neighbors and tOwnsmen in Claremont, n.
H.; Geo. II. Abbott, Dr. +. G. Wilkinson, Russ d.
walker, and others, who have each given cert catCs
Of equal value to the following:
CLAREMoST, n. H., Dec. %, 1870.
Having been for some time afflicted with pain in the
chest and general debility of the SYSTEM assuming
cousumptive symptoms, arising, doubtless, from
impure state Of the blood, bottle Of DIR. FLAGGs
ISnALIHG BALM gave me almost immed!at relief, and
| think has effected permanent cure.
X r. COTTON.
Send for Circular and Description Of this wonderful
invention.
Price - per Bottle. Price Of LAroRM's In
HALER, which is recommended In using FLAGGs In
HALIrG BALM, and is indispensable, 81
sH-For sale By all respectable Druggists, can be
procured Of the inventor and Manufacture err.
A. ]. FLAGG. VI. d.,
INVENTOR OF ISHALING BALM,
CLARENONT, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
For ssle By I. y. Thorn Il Co., Clark Willard,
3rdttleboro, VT.
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THE INDICATED
f.V'gF.fLE.t'G B.fL.u.

Was first prepared with view to the cure of Ca
tarrh and kindred diseases Of the Throat and Lungt
but II has since been used for almost all diseases Of
the blood with far beyond any expectation Of
the discoverer II Ia breahed directly into the lungs,
and through them is carried into the blood, decom-
posing the impure matter, and oXpelling II through
the pores Of the skin Its effects almost immedi
tely perceptble and but few applications
sary to accomplish complete cure, in durable cases
This is the only remedy known that can arrest tt-
bcrcles tho lungs, restore the vital functions Of
those organs to their healthy condition. II be adj
mnstered to the most delicate aud feeble with perfect
safety and certain relief.
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" II IVI.I4I7I T - N'71IIIITH5IVHtT7'
G. I. GRIFFIN,
Halifax, Dee. IL, 1871
STA1E OF VERMONT. DISTRICT OF
L c.. s..

STAlE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT OF
- Westminster IS. The Probate Cour, III and for
said District.
To all pcrsnns interested in The Estate Of ADAMS
MAYNARD, late Of Jamaica in said District, deceast
Greeting.
You are hereby notified tia. Hannah Maynard Ad.
miuistatriy of the Estate of SID deceased has filed
her petition settng forth that here is due upon
mortgage 81 the real estate Ct said deceased,
about 1886 90
AID upon the claims allowed by the Com
missioner Of cilims, 5O5 co
Making in all the sum q sl2io Go
And that the expense If administration Dc,ud-
ing the taxes paid will be about $3.50 90
And the available personal estate will not exceed the
sum Of two hundred dollars; aud has prayed for
license to sell all II the real esatc except the widows
dover and homestead therein, for the purpose Of ap
plying the proceeds to the payment Of said mortgage
and ether claims and expenses, at public or private
aalo aud that said Court will dCde upon said apple
cation the session thereof to Re held AZ the Inn OF T.
II. Phelps in Grafton, in said district on the first
wednesday Of Feby, 1872. The court H. also decide
upon the application Of the widow Of said deceas ed for
the appointment Of commissioners TO set cut hey dow
er and homestead and for an assignment Of personal
property nj the time and place. when and whore
you can be heard in the premises If You shall
cause. &. ID. EDrY Register.
Townshend, Dec. 10, 1871. 81
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Deaths.

sIMoNDs.-In this village Dec. ~, Erastus o.
SimOnds, aged Al years, months.
HASTlNGS.-In this village, Dec. &c. Mrs. Deborsh
Hastings, aged rs years.
GREENLEAF.-In Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 4, 1871,
Mrs. Grltia +. Greenleaf, widow of Emory Greenlcsf
formerly Of Guilford, aged rs.
PERHAM.-In Cambridgeport, Dec. ~, Royal W.
Perham. aged 40 years.
DAvIs.-In Rockingham, Dec. IA, Mrs Sally Davis,
aged SO years and months.
ALDRICH.-In Guilihrd Dec. 20, Mrs. Dorothy
Baker Aldrich, aged II years
LUCE.-In Marlboro, Dec. 81, Sarah Luce, aged 90
years and months.
GOODNOw.-In Halifax, Sept. 2, Dians T., wife Of
Jesse Coodnow, aged GO years. Papers in Ohio ILL
nois and Wisconsin, please copy.
BUELL-In Wilmington, Jan l, Deacon Samuel
Ransom Buell., aged IS.
wILCox.-In Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. %, Cassus c. .
son Of Cushman and Angeline Wilcox aged II. Nov.
90, Cushman Wilcox. aged 80.
In May, 1870 Mr.. wilcox, the subject Of this notice,
leaving his widowed mother and friends behind him,
removed from Green River Vt, his native place, TO
Milwaukee where he successfully engaged in the grain
and -four business. But suddenly and une xpectedly,
IN tn midst Of his business and in the midst Of life,
that Jata disease diphhera, entered the household
prcstrating all its members and removed hence FIRST
u son then the husband and father. Thus we pass
away. Coa.
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ReV1e70 Of the Markets.
WATERFOWL UNION LIE STOCK MARKET.

WATERrows, Jan, 2.
AMOUNT Oh LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs SW inc.
This week, 37S 1926 -.
Last week, 6i8 1929 80.
Ono yr ago, jan 3, 70l 6Tl GOO
Prices Market Beef. Choice-sO OOa 50 rs; extra,
SO OOa9 80; hrst quality 50 90 rs; Second quality,
81 OoaS7 rs; third quality, IS 500 80 80.
Stpres-Working 0xen-sG0, 100, 1850 200 D pair.
Mich Cows an Calves-sSO to 60; extra, SEQ to So
Farrow Cows-Sl2 to rs.
Yearlings-s6 81 to 49, Two year old-sl2 to 20.
Three year olds-e26 to IS.
swne-Northern dressed hogs, lac per h.
Sheep aud LAmbs-Price in lots, 81 40 to IS each,
or from to 1-4c per head.
spring Lambs-$l 90 to s8 So
Hides Brighton, i-2@oc per ID; Country, as 90
cts. per ID.
T.llOw-B Brighton Gao lc. per II Country, Soda
Peits 20 O0@O 90 each. Calf skins-l6a18c per h.
Poultry.-Extra 15c. Prime IA Ia u IL $40. Good
hsit i-c, Medium 1913 lac. Poor to good I2csi2
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Births.

NEwHALL.-In this village, Dec %, son to W. W.
Newhall.
REED.-In Vernon, Jan. la cen TO NJ. I. and Addie
E. Reed.
CODDING.-In Westminster West, Dec IL, q son
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Coddiug.
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IepaI Nottrrs.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We the subscribers being duly appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District of Marlboro, COM
missioncrst to receive examine and all claims nd
demands Of all persons against the Estate of EDWARD
b. GALLUP, late Of Halifax, in said District, de-
ceased, and also all claims exhibited in offset there
to and six months from the 10th day Of December,
1911 being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do hereby give notice that will attend to the
duties of our said appointment at the late dwelling
house of said deceased, The Sd Saturday Of March
and June next from to O'Clock, p. NJ, each Of
said days.
WI. FoILETT,l Commissioners.
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A FTER A LARGE PRACTICE in the treatment Of
diseases Of the Lungs, and having learned by sad
perience that maladies Of this kind could not be
reached by medicines taken into the stomach, DIR. A.
!. ILAGG'S attention call, to the consideration
Of the importance Of some means Of applying rene.
dies directly to the seat Of the disease to DO aevated
cured After much study and long series Of eI-
perimenta, he has succeeded In producing new art
Gle in the long list Of remedies, which will almost
every form II disease Of the blood throat and lungs
Cat ,rrh, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption yield
to IL more readily and naturally than TO any other
known remedy. This medicine goes directly to the
immediate seat of the disease, and Its beneficial effects
at once manifested
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R.iIL VA Y GTIDE.


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81 A. ~. and >. NJ, he last two trains connect
road.
foR SPHINGFIELD-4.22 ant 81 A. ~; and 80 p NJ
For BELLOWS FALLs-l0 asa ~. 4 30 and TO- 80 y. ~
son Mondays at $50.
Trains Arrive at Brat,Ieboro.
FRoM BosTos-l2 30, 4 20, and 10 90 Pm
FROM SPHisoFIELD-iO2b asa N. ; I.25 and &c 20 r. NJ
Fnoa bellows fALLs-i2O SA A. NJ, $50 p. NJ
N B.-The early train from the north runs every day.
Mondays excepted; all other trains, Sundays excepted
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TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Eddy one Of the most capatl e and
successful pr -ciioners with whom have had ofica
ntercourse.-CHARLES MASON, ConmiSsCntr OF
Patents"
cannot employ man more conpoftnt and HuStuoi.
thy, and more capable q putting their rlicstor ii
form to for them early and favorable
sideraiion at the Patent Ofnce.-EDMUNDB URKE,
late Commissioner Of Istcnts."
'Mr. r. II. EDDY has made for ME THIRTY sp.
every case. Such unmstatahle proof Of great tsltn
and ability on his part, leads me TO recommend
inventors to apply 10 him to procure their patents
they may be cure Of having the most faithful
bestowed on their cases. and at very reasonable
chargss.-JOHN TAGGART."
Boston, Jan. !, 1872.-ly1
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
n II TnnU SOLICITOR OF PATENTS FOR
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all papers for Patents, executed On terms,
with dispatch RESEARCHES made to determine the
validity and utility Of Patents of Inventions and
and other advice rendered in ali matters touching thu
same Copies Of the claims Of any patent furnished
by remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded in
Washington.
No 4Tency in the Unntd States possesses superior
facilities for obtaining Pdt,ht' or asctftdinug Mt
p1ttntd Hitv Of ihUtnt0ns
All necessity OF journey to washing ton to procure
a Patent and the usual great delay there are hert
saved inventors.
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nv ANTED-TEN GOOD SALESMEN

w TO solicit orders for our great Illustrated Bible
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and all expenses, per year.
We want Merchants, Far ne-s, Mechanics School
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TAXES, TAxE.,

rINHE tex payers Of Brattleboro can now pay all
l. taxes for the year A. ID. 1871, by calling at my Of
nee during the present month, thereby saving per
cent on the State tax which is now due.
8. N. HERRIcK, Collector.
Brattleboro, January I, 1872. Is
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Office.
NOTICE.
NEW SAW AND planning MILL.

HAVING completed my saw and Planning Mil on
Il the Brook road, above the Wooden Factory, | am
prepared to raw logs al short notice.
Having put in a new set Of Jointng and Splitting
saws, and Cyhuder Planer am prepared 10 do Joint
ing aud Planning in quick and satisfactory manner,
aud on reasonable terms.
ID. J. LAMSON.
Brattleboro, Jan. /, ls72-l-l3
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NOR SALE,

I'UH SNIE,
The Large and Connexions House owned and for
merry occupied by n. BURDETT. This is one Of tho
finest and most desirable residences in town. in
celcnt condition and repair, and will be sold
sonable terms Apply to
s. NJ WAITE, ESQ,
First National Bank.
Dratticbp 70. VI Juiy Ig 1871 -aQtf
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DARN FOR SALE.
The VOL known "John Lynde farm" ncer Guilford
Centre owned aud occupied by ne for the lrtt 1--WE
years. containing about $50 acres Al d tn, Get farm
in the town. is now offered for ralc. For terms ard
particulars Apply to +. GooDEUE, Brat,leboro; or
o me, at ISL Water ST.. New Yori City.
GEO. G. HALL
Sent. 20. 1871. ssn
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CASH WILL DO WONDERS NOW (!

Again we say to the public, have said in some
previous seasons rant turn large proportion
our immense stock into money and we are DETER
MINED TO no IT.
Every one who has attended our previous sales will
understand, that the time has now come to secure
REAL BARGAINS in GOOD GOODS. Poor goods
dear to the consumer nj any price and wish II dis
tinctly understood that the extraordinary bargains
which we offer In this sale not in job lots Of Chedr
duetion Trash, but are in OUR REGULAR STOCK
OF THOROUGHLY
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FIRST CLASS GOODS.

This is sufficient for to say to all who are &C.
granted with stock and manner Of doing business
For the benefit Of strangers, give below list Of
Departments, simply adding that each one Is now well
assorted, and that during this sale EVERY ARTICLE,
in every department. n to be sold below any previous
pricps
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LIST OF DEPARTMENTS.

LIO UT UEFHN MEN ..
No. i-Dress Goods and Silks.
No. 2-Shaws and Lyons Velvots.
No. 3.-velveteens, Bonnets and Trimming yclvcts
No. Amounting Good.
No. 5.-white Goods and Linens.
No. 6-Blankets and Quilts.
No. T-Woolens and Flnnnols.
No. S.-Domcstics.
No. 9.-Hosory, Gloves and Notions.
No. 10.-UnLcrwcar.
Nc. 1l.--Lacn On rIlina-
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BRATTLEBORO MARKET.

Told closed at New York, "wednesday, at 100 IA.
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DARN FOR SALE.

Bra.tlcboro, Vt, July ls, 1871
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24
POl,onlnr from Green wan Pnper

A physician In Western Massachusetts,
recently hsd 8 lady patient who, for sew.
eral weeks, had been suffering from nau.
sea, general prostrAtion, and other symp.
toms Of slow poisoning. Failing 10
discover the cause Of the symptoms, as q
last resort the doctor requested her to
move from her chamber, the walls Of
which were covered with paper o! 8 very
light shAde Of green; 50 light, indeed, that
in the evening it could scarcely be diStin.
guished from white. After leaving the
room the symptoms Immediately disap.
peared, and the patient rapidly recovered
A sample OF the paper was analysed, and
found 10 contain q large quantity Of
arsenic. Il was estim6ted that every
square foot Of this innocent looking paper
contained an amount Of the poison equiv.
alent 10 Eve grains Of arsenious acid, or
double the fatal dose for An adult person.
This, IN the moist warm weather Of last
July and August, wss amply sufficient 10
keep the air o! q room constantly impreg.
mated with the poison, and any person
occupying such room would be as Ger.
tainly poisoned as though the arsenic hsd
been taken into the stomach.