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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-29
January lsr, 1896,
OUT LOTS FOR SALE.
Executor.

THE subscriber wishes to sell TWO
ACRE LOTS in Elizabeth CrOxlons
Addition 10 the town of Carrolhon.-
These lots are situated Immediately east
ol MIR. John McGuIre's residences they
are valuable, and we'll worthy Of The
attention Of those who wish 10 possess
town property in The Aourishibg town Of
Carrollton.
Terms made known upon application
to tho subscriber at bis residencei in Perry
Township, (Canoll cUunty,) or to Mr.
d. J. Levy, in CarrolIton.
WILLIAM MCQUEEN.
Sept. IS, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-29
AN zs-E5T.

Taken up by the subscriber, a small
black and white spotted bull calf. sunpo
sed to be eight or nine months old. Tbe
owner can have it, by applying 10 the
subscriber, paying expenses, &c.
:, VIM. TRIP,
Union tp. Carroll cOnOtyO.
January lst, 1880.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-29

Let US take as much care to live well,
as to live long.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-07-05

shall he hers. What shall this helping
hand be? If we should do nothing in
this Convention for Oneida Institute
doubt not that some benefit would, never
theless, accrue to it from the bare fact that
the Convention was held. If we should
pass resolutions expressive of our conf
dence in its religious principles, and in the
wisdom, and learning, and purity of its
teachers, still more would it be benefited.
But, if we should avail ourselves of this
opportunity to mpart literally to it of our
substance, unspeakably more would it be
benefited. In this wise, sir, we should
be rendering timely aid TO an institution,
which must look for its means of support
chiefly, under God, to persons of our views
of truth and duty. In this wise, too, we
should be encouraging other schools to cut
loose from the moorings of expediency and
worldly policy, and to put out upon the
broad ocean of truth--to dismiss their fears
of losing patronage by the change; and to
trust to God to raise up for them new
friends, who shall be worth as much more
than the old ones from whom they parted,
MS their new principles are better than those
which they repudiated.
In conclusion, sir, our coming up liberal
ly TO the aid Of the Oneida Institute at this
crisis of her fortunes, will teach the enc
mics of the cause of anti-savery, how VAN
1t is for them TO prosecute it; and that eve
cry blow, which they aim at that sacred
cause, is u signal for its prompt defenders
to rally around it with new zeal and cour-
age and self sacrifices.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-07-05
WHOLE NO. 2AJ.

will interfere, but Intellectually. The Dis
tcict Attorney and Marshal, were at the
Capitol this evening, upon this business, as
i understood. Mr. Jenifir was present ut
the adjournment, and Mr. Sewer, but nei
Their MIR Bynum nor Pickens
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20

Die gefbi;bte NIT Oem ubrmaber
gunoo IN 8enft Der bon elneii1 gnsldn,
Der Mebrsre malonen geerbt baben
fpate, ,pirD jskt b6bf fpa6baft. Ger
Mantl mar felnestpegs 70 entbaltfam
geblieben ais oft 9en1eloet tporoenl
fonnern bate dis fib Die Mepnung s.
faner Srbfbaft hinidnglib psrbreitete
Dieletbe aub geb6ris benuBt. Bep 0enf
falfte er oas fbbne eanDbauS Des
0rn. Gibiolet oas unsel ,br 100000
Srcs. tDertb fepn mag, far 800 900
DSress @pater faufte er far ungefabr
cine babe Mil. Yres. Das eblob
ptdngir, ja9te in Dem parF nab
Det5enslilff uno tpar III 0spent ipet,in
Der neue Gntsbefr bismeilen Fam fsbr
.beliebt. Aaes faufte er auf 9Bebfel,
tablbar am l. Set. .. 8 Ger gre6e
Rahlunsstag fam snDliD bstarh tas'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20
Grnn Fret h.

Dts franS6ffbs Gssieruus tat 2tn'
ffalten fdr Die ausenblldAbe @nttib-
tan9 Der ben 9ereiaisten Staaten
nnter Dem 5ractat pom 4ten Sulpt
1881, ftbuloisen -gntfbaeigungsfume
setrofen. gs beiBt, boS Die 9erren
NotblGilo am I9ten Mars. Nnipru6
bep Den Naenten Der 5oanre oe Grace
padetfbtfs tr1adten uiia nit oenlel.
ben Die 3psp erftsa Sahtunsen unter
Dem franS6ffben gut1bdoigune stracs
tot Ia fltngencsr Maale 81 uberlsnoen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20
81, glanb

GIN BRITT lbsn 5ault Der Gemsinen
seiste Sr. 6. Sucon,be am 25iten
Mdrs an, er (ep rpitlens einen Qcrs
feblas 3u t1a1sn, HooS Gelner Majes
ftdt etne ebtfurbtspoIe 2DpreNe tbers
reiebt tperbs, um 66sb(ioerfelben Ole
@5hiflibfeit per;u'essnt Sbren Gin
fuB bsp Shrsu1 Natntent rem &bnis
Der Sran3efen, su bsauecnl um Die
Srspla(ans oes Sdrttsn oen pohsnoct
uno Der 0erreu bs pepronnet, Sban-
telanSe, uno 9uernen De Ganpills, Mis
nilfer unter Der Nesieruns Carl oes
lOteu ,pslbe (bon felt 1880 in Der
Seftuns sam Iib als 8efanssne be.
flnpent Su bewsrtItellisen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20
G.tali { n

Ga5 farpinifbe Gefbwoeery tpet
Dies tirslib in Genua ousgerhltet
.fpnroe, tlno BON Dem man 9laubtey
boB es beitimnt FEY Don Carlos su
belfen ift nab elmer furSen &reue-
fabrt rieDerun1 in jenem 6afen ein9e-
laufen. 9sGsn Rsjtimu1,1n9 tpar ole
tnarDeconlfbe &iite, rpo gr(as fit Ses
tpiGe slsefi9ts Yeleioisun9en gefer-
bert perosn foltsn. SIS (beint jeoebt
baB mBperltlaonifs sipilbsn : Den
Gesierungen oon Sarbinien uno Ma-
rOffo 3eit!lb genag berid1ti9et paren,
70 oaB Die grpeoitlpn unu6tbls mar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20

innesbalb Den 9sr. S5taatet, fpcbners
pen nbiansr ppn ibtl psrleitet tpDrs
oen (in0 SbeM an oe,l1 &riese segtn Die
Ieraner 3u nebnel. 1usoer1 8riefe
oes Gen. Gaines an Den 9cuoern6r
pon 2oIi1lana Ibeint esi Da6 Die sJn-
oiansr i'm 8esrif lieben She'll an Dem
&rie9e ;u rebmeni urto III oteS Der
Sail 70 flnD ile aub Don @5anta 2lnna
aufsetpiegelt tporoen. -. T. --..ss.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20

sjion lcs,b,reu Nfsfsue a1abosr .0nrsals
arr,ee llnmbsl,eb 1T. Die sansltbe
9ernicbtune oiefer 1900 Merifaner
iit ge,pi6-2uss ,par p0ll Sreuoe am
Sie Der Gesieruns. Die @lemente
fdmpfen fir Seras, uno olsemett1
berrfbt Die Msinungt baB pie tt1erl'
fanifbe 2(rmee ;rpi(Den, Dem Colorado
uno 8ra3os bereits 9efebla9en Ut.
0ouftpn tnuB portgea Spnntas Die
Sdlobt 9eltefertDaben. =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20

f8elo btist aus, uno jset btrtpuaoett
|flb olIe 9Bett, tpie es lnbslieb tuor,
|oa6 man 70 betrossl, iperoeut ftb fstbft
10 betra9en Fonnte. eSuncO rptrO ivobr
fcbeintib nun ir9eno ein Nattenbaus
.besiebent Denn Elm 8etrii9er fbeint
er niM ju fepn, tnoen1 er oo6 Sble6
uon Nfanaint fur3 tlabbemer oaselbe
al, f1 9ebrobt batte, NIT 10000
Srcs. 9ortbeil mieoer abla6en frnute.
tNlt. une neue QEelt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20
@hrerflihe MoGacrtruna.

Qub pernebnet1 mir, oaB 70 unb"
tpofnete Nusnouoersr, rpeltbe NIT DEN
SboDnsr 9BilbeIm :uno Sran5 BON
bier nab Gopano abfe9dten, IN ienem
{oafen lanoeten, uno, neil lie unbe-
rpafnst tporen, nibts bon Den Merb
taneru befirbteten a;!ein 2 Stunoen
oarauf i'm .0eilbte oes ,@boonerst
bon ben SDlpatsn madaerirt ,puroeu-
Der Sbepner entIpifbte nab Maoe'
gDroe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20
9otn NuSlatlDt.
0 Z ise h Z n lQn D.
..'alls!!.!!s 6 - .s--4--..

8er;meifela0e patriotent trelbe i'm
Hreiheitsfampfe 9e9en Die Sbtfet ibr
9ern169en cpferten nuo ibr 8lat per-
gDGen, ermoroen feb fetbif Do eas
9olF nit Der baierfben Sreibstt nur
Elm anbereS S5nltanat auf Den Sbron
erboben febt. go tbatenper Sporlet
Ssat1ooDs uno eiasr Der S6bae pes
tpaGern MiauIiS. ... - =. ..-~..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20
Senatoriat @tndbler.
otbnifI eoofer, s5obn Wa. 8OOoetrno

: ~ e JTEA7GIGEXfWIN/Gv
agir baben Die etfs Drummer elmer ut,en. it,
Cincinnati seornGten, teutfhen 5eituns "bas
BolfSblatt' erballeu. 9is 1T y. elmer Mftien.
geisaibaft ING 9sben 8erufen mososn, nabeem
Die q5stiiebe 9!aatsJeituu8 Die SABINE geo1tbt
BAT Sie pertbeioist Die 9tunpidBe Der 9}an
5arenspartbsp uno If Srsuneentpabrer Dstao:
4 atie au en1pfebleu. ~ 30 = -. III
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20

"Der Weltbdrssr" 1T eiue In Carlisle (pa.)
ieit 8nr5etn seo'udte 3'ituas. 2kbnus. Der
:mebl liabri8e Gsoatteus oe8 9aerlanos frsuueS,
.ano als folder naauheiu uafarer 9sfer befannt,
5iit elmer DER oeraus3sb oes QRe;tbarssrs, eints
Die ssssntpartise Administration 8lsi6faas ua.
.terfthbenosn 8latfss.s
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20

Qlus einsm G6rsibeu an Die oerausssbsr bea
" 0eeaoinaer 0lblers, batit -. ~: Id
Mafbinstou, QIpril 26. 1895. y y !
Das Gc@eei Elm neues Sebiet noro-
weltll6 BON MNbl9aut uutsr oen Ola-S...
men 9DlseonIln ia erribtenr ut bep'
oe 0duler ra6trt uno pom 'pralsosntsn
untersel6net ,poroen. e5 iplIsn lset
.lbpn in Dle(em 9eblet 9e9en 10000
Menlben weDneu. AuO wdDIt. pte
Sepolferuns lebr fbleunIe. Jm utl'
tern SbeiI Oes ejeblets bat man 9ans
portrshi0es ganD uno Elm ttllIoes Su,.s
ma. Der Dbere Sbetl fsu Fem fe 9ateS !.
eano, aber oo1 fb6nss 0ole baben.
Obne Sneifet miro In tpen9 Sabren;.
Elm >t1euer S5taat aus oielem e5eblet,
sebiloet tperoen DeBen Grdnsen ltb
nibt jenlelts Dem MlBlBtppt Strem
erItrecfen tperosn. Auf Der wstIibeu :
Selte Die(es, Sttoms 1T nod INNER
9utes eano senu9 nebrere Staatsu,
i'll btIoen, ipenn man oueb Die 9rpBett
unfrubtbaret1 gtreden, Die bis an ole
| Selfengebir9e reiben uno Dos itDDae
gano lansf NltbOuri uno 2lttanios,
oas man oen Snoianern juselproDsn
ousI6!ieBt. r.
Diefe Suoialeft Die. Don oer OF
lette Der m6tBippi Dertbin aus9ewat1-:
oert, 70 spobt ais nlanebe onDsre Ole lltI :
iprlng.ib bort tpobntent (bemen jest
taeinem jiemll6 nnrubigsn Suaanoe iu
(enn, ur1D man bat ltorfs aOel6r9nlbe
Oab lie einen (bnellsn Nnsriff auf ua'
fers Yransbepcbnsr n,aben ullo uiec
|linbeil anrlbten no6sen. Ste lDels !.
nsn cine natilrli0e Wel9uns sarl &rles
Su baben, ut1o Die Sesebsnbelt fnpDbl
in Sleripa oils bauptfdeDllD in Serasl
rsi5ten fle itart ouf Antbeil iu nebnen:.
Dem llebsl Dorjubeusen bat man 10 I
Der leeten 9Bobe ein 0efeb in Der Gs-
|prefentaDtell &1n,n,er bis Str orltten
8erlefllns paBirt, rpooursb Dem sprdli-
oentet, ertaabt miro, .penn Die 9fotb
es forosrn fpute, 70 vtsl ats 5000 yrsp.
pilli9e SuBeaneer poer 0eiter, na6
l9utbe eFnoen, fur 6 ooer l2 Menate,-
ms Selo iu rufen. 2(ub srlaubt ibnt
Das 0efee Gin Stpepte6 Dragorer Gss
lstment snr 9ertbsioisuus per tptltllb-
en- Vren3enSu erganlllrst uno ias SstD
su tfeAen. 9ofsntllb .peroen Die
Moasregeln einen &rleg an jener 0rens
Sc Verbinoern, wenn aber nlbt, 70 tper-
Den mir in einen 3ullanoe fspn ibn In Z
Ifnrber 3elt .sn bsenpisen.
Bisbsr, tpie Sie pi6en, batten Die
9soten Der 8sr. 0anF, in 3ablansen,
an Ole Ne9lsrung, Dor allen Nnoera
(einen 9prsus llno muffin ais Delo
lunD Silber angenot,en fperDen. Oas
feSlss III aaf9eboten tpcrbeu uno fie
1lteben MN nit anoera auf gleibefl
Su6, i;nD nab ilmltdnben, f6nnea lie
Tangenoti,rier rperoen. 9n Den tpefts
ltibeu g5egen0enn tpp Bic itarfsu 3aDk
lun3en fir ydnoereD,n aema;bt rpero n,
llbelaen fife pia pDu ibrera eben1ali9:n
lSreDit psIlDbren jill babfll ilnD 60 llf
mobribeinlleb, oaB nab uno nab Der !,
lumiauf bielsr Notn lshr eingefbrinft
l,peroen pirD. Die Yanf Gbeint lbers
lbanptniebt I'M beff,n 2ullanbe su lepn,
llnoel1l lie IS anleso nibt tpa9t ir9enOf
aub nur Die serinslts Gutnn,en, Gus,
tsutebnsl. SIS ,pare (sbr .su ndnlben,
Dab. mir oerislben los ,peroea fonnten
uno ieb jnreifle nibt, ;tpenlt unfte Bdrs
lser r,t IN ibrsm qBiptrltanb ftan0-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-20

General Stepban S. 2luftin qBlk
liam q 9Bbarton unb Gr. 8. S..
ORDER fInp ron SeraS In Baltimpre
ansefen1n,en. @5ie iino Gommi6ionerf
|ourd Die probinsialiftbe Ns9isruna
|anseffsllt, I'M unterftieun9 Ill ibrem
Rampf ,se9sn Die Meritanlfbe Nesier,
uns anSurpsrben. 0eneral lluftin bes
linoet ih bsp ptelsr 8sit.in pbilaosl..
|pbla. rs
9ie tLS. Gazette metoet es Babe
oen Nafd)eiil, ais naroe Der 6eringfana
in Der Delafpare oiefes Sabr nit 9eiii
betriebeu rperDsn. Cine 9sfelfDaft
BON einsm benabbarten e5taate bat
iibmit 5000 gdrrsts perfeben fertls
,umQnfallen. Ser jseiae bobe preis
Der maetfeuen,paroe follte man glauben
eiasn permebrten QerbrauD Dieler ST.
be psrurfaben. t5..s
8tdttes Dofl Neu,Drleans melom
[oie 2tnfanft Des Dampfbopts penn(DE
panien BON pntsburgt oalslbif nit
pisr unD abt,is 32pfanoise Sanpnenl
lpslbe far unfere fiolibe Dsfeltlsun-
gen beftimmt fino.
Die q9sr. Gtaatsn uno Merifo.
Die pen(acoM 8asette pom 23lten
Qprif fagt: @s beibh Sen. Gaines
babe feinsn Noinoantent Captain
E0irfbcof, unter Dem Gdub Der
Slag9e Der 8er. S5taaten, su rein
[@en. @anta 2lnna ssfhidt, ,lti1 BOT,
|ibn1 IN Grfabruns 81 brinserl Oh bic
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
FOR SALE
I'm HindsdaIe village, N. HI.

GENERAL acres of land well situated on
- both sides of the Ashuelot including the
river and adjacent to the new covered bridge
and embracing the intersection OF the stage
routes and all the roads, which concentfe
near the bridge. The premises command
great water power and are fayorably located
for building lots for mercantile, mechanical and
manufacturing business.
This village is well situated in relation 70
the navigation of CT river aud intercourse with
the towns on the Ashueot and its branches. II
is growing rapidly and from its excellent water
power and other advantages has fair prospect
Of soon becoming an important manufacturing
place IL is 81 miles from Boston, 6S from
Lowell, 81 from Worcester, 20 from Green
field, from Mortified, % from Amherst Col
lege, Mass. so from Hartford, CT IS from AL
bany, N. Y. 20 from Hanover, 10 from Keene,
rs from Concord, N. II. 81 from Windsor, 20
from Bellows Falls and from Brattleboro,
VT. For particulars inquire at the Stage House
adjoining the premises.
Also for sale in Marlboro village, Mass.
valuable house and other buildings and fifteen
acres of good land favorably situated for bust
ness and the education of children. Real es-
tate in the valley of CT river would be taken
in exchange.
For particulars inquire at the Stage House
N Hindsdalc. N. III. 9w34
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
p Y EN- cN EwuENn-

<& This celebrated English Horse
Ey was bred by Mr.. John Baker Of
81 Armands, l.. C. and is eight
-,A.,Aszzssz=-years old this Spring.
Tins Horse is descended from Prince Lsboo
,fom Long island his dam from the imporred
morse 81, Paul, his grand dam by Messenger,
EUGENE may be found at the following pIa-
ces, VIZ Mondays at the stable of CAM Geo
W God, West Brattleboro. TUESDAYS =, u
iilgley's, Marlboro; Wednesdays and TbuIs.
uays AT Gul'tord Centre aud Algiers; FRIDAYS
ana Saturdays AT Fl. & A. Joys, BraltIeboro
IA. Farmers and others who are wishing to i'm
prove their breed of horses are invited 10 emil
and examine for themselves. before con,rs sc,'
ing elsewhere. "''"e'-
~ Terms made knorn at he Stables
GOOD pasturing provided for Mares from n
Instance S Casualties at the risk of the owner
season 10 commence on the 9th Of MAJ
md end the 4th of July. " May
u.., ALBERT BENNETT, Agent
y ESQ Braftte5oro april n, 1886. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
eI DRY GOODS.
A. E. DWTNT-L

HAS received his Spring supply of new
n Il and fashionable DRY GOODS.
Rich English, French and American Prints.
Printed Jacone,ts and Cambrics, French Mus
Inns, Plaid Poplns, Challys, Italianeit Grape
dc Lyons, English and Scotch Ginghams-
Rich colorcd, plain, figured and plaid SILKS ;
Black and blue black do Black and cold AL
leplnes black, blue, pink and white French
Grapes; pressed do. ;-Plain, figured, striped
and fancy plaid Cambrics !; plain and figured
Muslins Bobnetl and Blond Laces Black
figured do; Rich sewing silk, Hemani Flor
ence Grape and gauze Fancy Handkfs Rich
Sears; Rich Muslin and Lace Collars Red.
black and white Merino Shawls Printed Va
iencia, Satin, Denmark, Raw Silk, Cadiz and
colofed do; Silk, Cotton & WoIsted Hosiery.
a great variety Ladies' and Gentlcnen's Kid
Sioves, a large assortment; Childrcn's Kid
MINIS Rich Garnlture Cap Satin. Belt and
Wells. N'Au~e
BROAD CLoTHs & CAssIMERns-Rich Snm.
iner Nestngs i-4-4 Linens; I'm. and Linen
Cambrlcs; sd Linen Sheeiings; brown and
bieached Linen Drills Linen Lawns Dam
ask, Birds eye and Russia Diapers hnc and
coarse Crash. Brown aud hleached Sbeelings
ana Shlrilngs Brown-and hleachcd Drills =
Flaln aud striped Drills for summer wear. Win |
many articles not mentioned all OF which (
w'll be sold on the most favorable terms either
Tor Cash or most kinds OF Produce
'hinge OF Brattleboro, Ap. 81. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!
DIR. Jonathan .NOors.
e S S z N G K OF Lrrr

INHE most highly esteemed Medei.,
N has ever been discovered for III
Coughs, Colds, Asfhmas. and Corma,,l
@Prepared by Henry Seymour, from
original Recipe, by the direction of said M
cERTIFtcATE.
This may certify all whom it NAV cop,.I
that the subscriber, residing in Hadlsv NJ
have made an improvement in the Nei,S
invented by me, and denominated an, n
than Moore's Essence of Life" and has, N
munica,ed the Recipe TO Henry Seyuov
said Hadley, and to him only. The ~
States is full of The sophisticated srrs n
this is 10 give notice to the public, that M
wish for The genuine Essence of Life, d,
must apply 10 said Seymour. or his sgenis 4
be particular to inquire for that prepared I
Henry Seymour. Dr.. jonathan Noon
Hadley, Sept. Q, 1888.
Sold by DurToN e. LEvERErr, and III
Bratileboro. Sept. 1885 m
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
SPRING & S u M M IL IL
FAsHIoNs ron 1895.

~ ENTLEMEN in want Of Fashionable
VI garments are invited to call at the first
door south of Cune's store, where they may be
assured of having their work done in The latest
and most approred Fashion and icorknian-
ship second best to none. A liberal discount
made for CASH on all work.
The subscriber is Agent for Scott and Per.
kins' Successors 10 Saguezs) New York Re
ports Of Fashions, and would be happy TO fur
nish the trade in this section Of the country.
April IS. d. NJ. BUR WELL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
For the Vermont Phoenix.
TO SARAH.

Let others, Sarah, bow at Fashions shrine,
In gaudy dress and gttering jewels shine,
Swim down the giddy dance in lively measure,
And thus pursue lifc's vain and fleeing pleasure.
BE thine tho sacred happiness that flows
From doing good, and easing others wees
From love to God, aud growing pety,
Good will, di'inierestcd kindness, charity.
To wipe the falling tear from sorrows eye,
To succor tempted ones when dangers nigh;
To sympahize with those in bondage pressed,
And pour the oil into the wounded breast.
This dses all vain and earthly joys exceed,
This gives the soul true happiness indeed;
Aud though the heart with anguish of be riven,
IL will enjoy the bliSsiul smiles of Heaven.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
CURE YOUR Couns

ONE Bottle, and in most case,
~ OF the Vegetable Couch ~ ~
found sure and safe remedy for ,L lsh
s'inaie Cough, If taken in season H.
have asionisbed hundreds who b,J ' ma
tried various other remedies william, ~
ehect. knowing the danger of necs,aj
Cough AT this season of The ve,r ~
unireqnently proves troublesome h"
quentiy the foundation of consumo,;s
those who have a cough. have im, p.'In
course to this Syrup. and thereby .o.'.'
enjoyment Of good health for lbc tia
oil iorty-two cents. The above sv,nsi.
posed Wholly of vegetables, and the n.y.
DO earnestly request that all person, y i
WIN cold or cough, would try this Dv's
Syrup. '- '"'
Prepared only by WmITToS & Ws,,
Druggists, Cambrdgeport. Mass ,,S III
Dutton & Lsrereii. Brauleboro. Vt
August, 81, 1895.
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Vegetable Rheumat,, ,

| MANY articles are beforo :, Nv
1V-A cure for that most obs,;n.ne puAk
ting disease, the Rheumatism.a ,adI
observation we are led 10 h., Sod fnl
have, TO very great extent. saesH w
that desirable result and mav eu On
ted to the fact, that articles nna krI
troublesome dirorder, are ale" "a
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irall bodies are attacked, and !. w" ~. SIeI
lion that object is kept in yio% !" ne'h
the medicine a cure for all W.T.
The Vegetable Rheumatic n.nS
to The public as a remedy Tor Rhepn hey, 's
as no case Is known where pe, Isa''s'
not effected, we are justified n 1,ieS. CIV
valuable medicine for tina, painc JIeSI'hq
for no other is il recomnendoJ n o'e's
CERTIFICATE.
Messrs. CRosBYs a. Co.-Iw,
several months with the Rhen,a.Gaiia
having used every remedy ro con''''r
the most eminent Physicians WIN
without success, at length orocma. ~ 4
OF your Rheumatic Drops. or S"'s sI
and made the application as direo,"S As.|
fore had used one half of Il = "
was effected and to my knowIedrrss "sa'
bottle cured two Of my neighbors ',s' q
about two years since | used Won, "
and have not been troubled wj,sS neg \
matism since. Ronxr"S SH u' \
Marion, 0, May 20, 1852. ''Al'N
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10 DRIVE BUGS FROM VINEs.-The raw
ages OF the yellow striped bugs on cucum.
, peiS ana melons, may be effectualy proven
,e"' by sitting charcoal dust over the plants.
II repeated two or three times the plants
VIII be entirely free from annoyance. There
IS In the charcoal some property so obnox.
ious 10 these troublesome insects, that thew
lily from it the instant it is applied
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Lead Pipe and Metal Pu,nns

'NiiE Public are respectfully informed thar
oaa,,. me subscriber has taken the Shop recently
,bss oy Gore y Crosby directly over Luz
lures LEAD,AQUEDUCT PTpE Of al
sizes, IN HE best manner Also. Improved and
Common COPPER Pumps, which viii
draw water TO houses from wells and snrings
at a considerable distance ofI.-They are co9
slructed SO as to discharge themselves free of
water so that they are not liable to freeze. He
also furnishes p u MP S of various descr;n.
tons, such as Hubbdrds Rotary, and the
common Cast iron Pump, which have given
entire satisfaction in this vicinity. All work
shall be done in the best manner and n, W" in
lowest prices. JACOB ESTEV
Brattleboro March II. 90
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MIND YOUR DoTs.-A Kentucky mem
Der of Congress wished to write to his wife,
on arriving at Washington city, tina, he had
formed connexion with u very agreeable
Mess, and expected to spend the winter very
pleasantly" Unfortunately and greatly to
the surprise and modification of the good Ia
dy to whom he was writing he inadvertently
dotted the in the word Mess-N y. Sun.
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BURNETT'S HOTEL.

TUHNERLI SIhES'S.
yrA This aommodious aud woll known
i:n:Nf Establishment, conveniently locat-
l,,,;Es's ed in the centre of the Aonrisbing
rszas:-sa village of Brattleboro is now in The
riuii 'de OF successful experiment. ander the
management OF The subscriber, who will spare
neither trouble or expense to render i, pleas
an, ana desirable resting place for the weary
pied with the best of every variety of nrovis-
ION which The country affords, and his bar fur
nishcd with the choicest wines. cordiols and
liquors OF all kinds, as well as beer. cider and
pure water. His stables will be faitbfnllv AZ
TENDED, and every pains taken for the comforta-
o'e accommodation and refreshmen, of man
and beast. ARAn RIip NE y, ma"
!. Brallleboro, April 20, 1886. az