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MAJOR GENERAL SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS,
lNl On Military Bridges, in octave volume.
Seneatons Reports, edition, complete in one vo-
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Adcock's, Engineers Pocket Book, for 1893.
Parkinsons Fossil Organic Remains. ...
Burnett's History Of his own Times and beauti-
full edition. complete, in one volume.
Nicholson's Builders Director quarto volume.
Jamieson's Mechanics of Fluids
Gallery Of Portraits and Memoirs, volumes.
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r A ROCHEFOUCAULT-Ro Maxims
IL and Reflections complete in one neat pocket volume
Price 81 cents.
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CHEAP NOVELS-Tyney Hall, by Thomas Hood,
~ complete, for 81 cents. Ivanhoe, 81 cents.
The Charity Sister, and other Tales, by Mrs. Norton,
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Lodore by Mrs. Shelley, author Of Frankensten, 81
cents.
The Cruise OF the Nudge, 3volumes in one, SO cents
The Tor Hill, by Horace Smith, author Of Brambetye
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HASSLER'S ASTRONOMY.-A Popular EXPOSE
i ton of the System Of the Universe, by f. r. Hass
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OBITUARY.

Have they not met ere now So lei those trust
Who meet for moments but 10 part for years
Whoweep, watch, pray TO keep back dust from dust,
And love, where love is but fount oftears.
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A MEXICAN ANTIQUARIAN SoCIETY.--Just
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the catalogue itself making large volume, closely
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Also, Transactions and Collections Of the American
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and the second volume Of the work, published in
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ETHE LOVE CHASE, a Comedy, by Sheridan
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BOARDING SCHOOL, NEW HAyEN-Miss AN
ID GELlCA GILBERT and Miss MARY f. ED.
WARDS, respectfully inform the public that they con-
tnue their school in the city Of New Haven assisted by
several ladies, who have also taught number of years
and by masters in French and Drawing; which, with
the opportunity to those sufficiently advanced of attend
ing the Lectures of Professor Sllman and of Professor
Osed comprehends all the usual departments of female
education
Their house is sufficiently large to accommodate well
about thirty boardes, small number being generally pre-
ferred by parents
The year is divided into three terms that of the sum-
the LIST of May those Of the winter,
the LIST of October, and the 7h of January.
Reference may be given to parents and guardians of
present and former scholars andto the Rev. Dr. Croswe
Of this city, TO the Rev. Dr. Hawkes. and Alderman
Woodruff, New York. ,...
GIr card Of the expense will be SENT request by
mail.
New Haven, CT, April @ 1893. april 7-3t&law3w
A NIMAL MAGNETISM Practical Instruction in
IA Animal Magnetism, by J. p. +. Deleuze; translated
with large additions by j. G. Harshorn, of Providence
second edition. ~. .-,
Col Stones Pamphlet on Animal Magnetism.
Durant's Exposition Of Animal Magnetism.
The Humbues Of New York, by DR.. Reese, volume.
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C,PLENDID SHALLEYS-Just received, 10 piece.
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nR CHURCHS TOOTH POWDER is recon-
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1t is excellent for giving the teeth beautiful white
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and is also an nalbe for the tartar which collects
on the teeth, wholly removing it, and at the same time
hardening the gums and causing them to be renstated In
their proper place.
The loss Of nearly half the teeth which are extract
ed is owing the tartar eating away the gum thereby
causing the teeth become loose and rendering their ex
traction necessary.
supply Of the above is just received from the patentee
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retail by
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THE LAWS OF ETIQUETTE, or Rules and Re-
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Madame Celnars Book of Politeness and Proprety of
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Smith, on the Building Of Cottages.
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Treatise on Cattle, published by Lord Hrcugham's
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HILBERT and Buist's Flower Garden Directory.
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DY THE PICKWICK CLUB.-Oliver Twist, by
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The State Prisoner, Tale Of the French Regency,
with other publications, this day received for
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F. TAYLOR.
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Hasser's Elements of the Geometry of Planes and
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
4 CERTAIN CURE FOR THE


HOWEVER inveterate, in one hours appli-
II cation, and no danger from taking cold,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
VOL. XII. NO. ?

en- safely and with good eject 10 VIM.
children, as well as grown persons. rs
who have used II, do invariably cou,;nT
its use whenever they need any med;r;nN'
The reputation of it is well esabli.I+;
and needs no flaming, putting adyer;s"
ments to sustain it. II has been in;r.E,
by counterfeits, but the college have e.
out an agent, in whom they have pert...
confidence 1t is their, and his, and -
intention to do what we can to enable,bo.'
who wish it, to get the genuine Mo-
on's Hygean Vegetable Universal NJ;
cine made at the British College of Be,i
in London.
PANeBoRk & BRINsxAn
Vermont State Agents, appointed /,
Geo. Taylor. Is Chamber st. New YOrF
Messrs. DAVIS s. ROBERTS, of F,r.
ry Point. are the sole agents for the con.
ty of Bennington.
SUB AGENTS.
Geo. Fl. Fish, Middiebury, Addison G.
o. A. Keith, Sheldon, Franklin -
S. E. Morse, Crafsbury. Orleans -
John Kelsey, Danville, Caledonia ("
". G. Goddard. Windsor. Windsor Z.
SIN. Buckland, Bellows Falls, Windkoma
H. w. Porter, Rutland, RutIand a.
WWCodwell, Montpelier. Washington e
Foster Grow, Oh elsea, Orange"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07

considered unnecessary, but as the papers
have copied the article, it is but an act OF
Justice to expose the imposition. In the
first place, there is no such ligsment as
that spoken of BY this learned dentist; i
in the second place, it is evident TO every
intelligent anatomist that the teeth of
dead subject (after the flesh and soft parts
have been entirely removed from the jaw
are not extracted any easier than from the
Jaws of those still living.
JOHN BURDELL, SO Chambers-st.
The foregoing communication is from a
well-known and skilful dentist of this city.
The miracle of the extraction Of the poor
suffering horses tooth, we believe to have
been wrought in this wise: Mr.. Caldwell
went at the horse "full chisel" and NAL
let; and according to his own statement
worked very industriously for good
while. He undoubtedly worked hard e.
nough, and long enough to loosen the tooth
then on cutting the newly-discovered
ligament. the tooth was easily removed by
the thumb and fingers! Wonderful, in
deed!
If Waldie, and the editors who have
copied the account of the miracle from
him, will each have one of their teeth
pounded with mallet and chisel as long
as the old horse had to have his, we have
no doubt their teeth will come out as
easily.-Transeript.
Doctor Caldwell is advised to remove &c
this city, where he would have grand
opportunity of extending his "anatomina
researches" for the benefit of suffering hu
mainly, by operating on the grinders o.
horses and cows, whose teeth, al this pres
ent time. are in deplorable condition :
the diseases of the former arising from
various causes, and those of the laltel
more particularly from being fed on dis
tillery-slops. M. D.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
DUMFRIEs, OINTMENT.

This preparation, for peasantness. safety, ex-
pedition, ease and certainty. stands tnriuailed
for the cure of this troublesome complaint. IL is
rapid we'll as certain in its operation, as to
cure this disagreeable disorder most effectually,
in one hours application only!
1t does not contain the least particle Of mercu-
ry, or other dangerous Ingredient, and may be APP
piled with perfect safety by pregnant females, or
to children at the breast.
Price 81 IL cents a box, with ample direc-
tons.
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
p z u 8 Sc
The proprietor begs leave to recommend (Which
he does with the fullest confidence) one of the
most valuable remedies known fer this trouble
some and painful complaint. Without going in
to detail, he deems it enough 10 say he has in his
possession the most undoubted testimonials that
it has more completely d,astoered the purpose for
,ohtch 1t is intended, than any other popular med
icine.
This remedy is perfectly easy in its application,
to all conditions, ages and sexes. Full directions,
description of the complaint, sc. accompany each
packet, which consists of two boxes, Ointment
and Electuary. Price, 81 for the whole or SO
ents if but one of the articles Is wanted.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
NOTICE TO HYGEIsTs IN HERymo.ncy,

NHE GENUINE Morrison's or Hy.
Il gean Vegetable Universal Medi-
cine, OF the British College of Health
can again be had in this state. The Col
lege have appointed and sent out
Mr.. GEORGE TAYLOR.
lin place of H. Shepherd Moat removed,
and of him and his agents only can the
genuine imported Medicine be obtained
10 the United States. The medicine is in
81 and % packets, with No. | and 2
Pills In them, aud in boxes of 25 and so
cts each' with one kind in box, SO that
No. or can be obtained separately if
wanted; IN the spring the boxes will have
both kinds In them; also, boxes of pow
oers, % cts. each. We do URGE all
who wish to get this :" best of medicines
to attend to the following directions when
purchasing in Vermont; see if there is a
label on the box or packet reading Geo
Iaylor' Gen'l agent of the United States
OF America. appointed by Morrison, Moat
q 20. British College of Health, Jas
Morrison, the Hygeist,' Hamilton Place
hing's Cross, London. Geo Tavlor
morrison Moat & Co., AMI Jas. Morrison
the Hygeist. are fac SMILES of their re-
spectlVe signatures; ALso-be more par.
ticular to see that each box or packet is
signed IN writing by PANGBoRN & BR1Ns.
MAID, and also signed by the sub agent of
"nom you are purchasing; attend TO these
rules q you will get the Genuine PILLS
ana Will get an article that will do Won
good II Medicine can Should any be- Of.
Tered In Vermont without all of the above
signatures on them. the public may rest
assured that they are not made by Morri-
son the Hygeist.
Applications for Sub Agencies will be
promptly attended to, terms liberal. No
druggist or Pedlar will be appointed in
any case whatever; every sub agent will
nave certificate of his appointment, sign
Cd Dy Geo. Taylor, U. s. Agent, and
signed In writing by Pangborn & Brins-
lilaio' state agents for Vermont. and a
printed certificate of appointment, to sus-
pend IN his place of business, and by the
request of any person they will show the
written appointment signed by us. We
conscientiously recommend this medicine
70 all who need medicine /; il can be Civ
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
POETRY
From the knickerbocker.
@ O ID

The Lord, the high and holy One;
lspresent every where;
Go TO the regions Of the sun,
And thou wilt find him there!
Go to the secret ocean caves,
Where man hath never trod,
And there, beneath the flashing waves,
Will be thy Maker, God!
Fly swiftly on the mornings wing,
TO distant realms away,
Where birds in jewelled plumage, sing
The advent Of the day:
And where the lion seeks his lair,
And reindeer bound alone
Gods presence makes the desert fair,
And cheers the frozen zone.
All nature speaks of him, who made
The land, and sea, and sky;
The fruits that fall, the leaves that fade,
The flowers that bloom to die:
The lofty mount and lowly vale,
The lasting forest trees,
The rocks that battle with the gale,
The ever rolling seas:
All tell, the Omnipresent Lord,
The God of boundless might;
In every age and cline adored,
Whose dwelling is the light!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
AGRICULTU RAL.
What Quantity OF Manure should be ap.
piled TO the Acre


The answer to this question involves
many considerations which preclude a
definite reply. such as the condition of the
land, the quality of the manure, and the
kind Of crop. Too much, as well as too
little manure, may be applied. What
would be beneficial for an autumn-ripen-
ing, or hoed crop, would be prejudicial to
a small grain, or summer-ripening crop,
and more particularly if the manure is
applied in an unfermented state, and be
withal waste of fertilizing matter
Twenty tons to the acre would not be too
much for corn. potatoes, ruta baga, Sc.
if applied broadcast, and ploughed in !;
Z but if long manure, and applied in the
drill, or hill, and dry season should en-
sue. il might prove an injury; and if this
quantity Of long. or even short manure,
were applied to the acre of small spring
grain. it would probably cause flush OF
straw, likely to be affected with rust, at
the expense of the more valuable part
the grain. DE- Coventry, late professor
sor Of agriculture in the University of
Edinburgh, whose business and study it
was to collect data, and make correct de-
ductions in this and other agricultural
matters, was Of the opinion, that from
four TO FIVE tons are yearly requisite to
keep up the fertility Of soil of the kind
usually denominated spit, or totally rotted
dung; and this supply he thinks well
managed farm may be made to produce.
To show how this quantity may be OBJ
tained, and how il should be applied, we
quote from Mr. Youatt, the writer oil
British Husbandry.
According to that calculation" says
our author, "it must be observed, tina,
the course of crops is supposed to consist
Ion light soils. of the alternate plan Of
corn and green crops. (see New System
of Husbandry.) Jon clays which DO Do'
admit Of that system, that the holding
contain proportionate quantity of gras:
land and that the quantity of manure
should be supplied not in small quaint
ties annually, but in large ones. at inter
mediate distances Of four, five, and 81,
wears. Light soils, in the common course
OF husbandry, rarely require the applica
ton of putsescent manure oftener thar
once in four years. and in all cases wher,
the clover is allowed to stand two seasons
Il NAV be deferred without disadvantag,
for another year. Heavy soils may rul
six years without it, provided that tn
land be laid one year in fallow. and tha
there be sufficient meadow to be reckone
at least one crop in the course. Ii being
however. clearly understood, tha,-whett
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
! 3 8 3 I
co e Z foKaSS
MATCHLESS SANATIVE-

medicine of more value 10 man than tie Va
mines OF Austria, or even the united treasures
ty from the vegetable, animal and mineral I'm,
doms, and thus possesses flyee-foM pJwer.-l
medicine, which. though designed as a rems
ior consumption solely, is possessed of myssr
Gus influence over many diseases Of the huur
system medicine, which begins to be y,lus
oy Physlcidns, who are daily witnessing rs =
tonishing cures of many whom they had resirls,
10 the grasp OF the Unsuitable Grace,
DoSE OF the Sanative, for adults, one dr
LOT children, a half drop; and for infants, ow
yer crop; the directions explaining The manners
taking half or quarter drop.
F'ee-Ihree and one-third Tx dollars (s2F
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
VERMONT TELEG RAPH.

umphantly exclaims, "Huzza for Connec-
ticut Connecticut forever =" and in the
honest pride of New Highlander, he says,
"l let the rich prairies, the fertile river bot
toms, aud other parts ofthe great West
beat this ifthey can" So say we. What
is the use of emigrating to the West to
farm it, when abundant crops can be rails
ed in this pleasant region, and will here
command good price?-Y Yankee Farmer.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
New Goods,

NNHE subscriber has Just received a
~ large assortment of Fall and Win.
ter Goods, which will be sold low in ex-
change for Produce, Flannel Cloth, Wool
en- Socks, approved Credit, or even Cash
will not be refused.
Cash paid for Fleece Wool, Sleeps
Pelis, Flax Se>d and Oats, if delivered
soon. IRA BUTTON
Brandon. Oct. rs, 1888. 6:3w.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-07
A German coin, value IS cents.
= s & & * !

n ee'ts1cafe from three members of the msS
'eM PROFESSION IN Germany, in E,gope.
:, we, the undersigned, practitioners of nedlciH
III Germany, are well aware that, by our courx
we may forfeit the friendship of some Of the fsr
uI.y, put not OF Its benevolent members who ~
u onim by selfish motives. Though W
e.ah refrain from an expression of our opinis
either of the soundness or uneonndo.s. ~ Dt
ooeiick's netc doctrine, we are bsppv TO saw ts
we oeem his Sanative too valuable moi 10 BE- ger
eia"y khown-for what our eyes behold and OF
ears hear, we must believe.
~ we hereby state, that when DIR. Louis Oft
uoehcKe nrst came before the German public, d
tne pretended discoverer of a new doctuue aniI
NC" medicine, we held him in the highest cor
HhPt, believing and openly pronouncing him %
y base lmposior and the prince Of quail
out, on hearing so much SAID about the SanatiIs
snst ana Tor IT, We were induced, from DO
Va curiosity merely, 10 make trial Of lis r.
Pu'eu virtues upon a number of our moi bopt
iess patients: and we now deem II our boupis
du.y leven at the expense of our self interest
Puonciy 70 acknowledge its efficacy in curing DS
y consumption, but other fearful maIsdia
wnhcn we have heretofore believed to be incur
VIC, Our contempt for the dIscoyerer Of tbH
n'eucine was al once swallowed up in our ute
establishment at these unexpected results: al
= AMENDS Tor our abuse of him, we do frapk
oonIess 10 the world, that we believe him PHI
sn.nroPist' who does honor to the profession, a.
our country, which gave him birth.
recent adoption Of this medicine iDi
some OF our European hospitals is a suficis
guaranty that it performs all its promises. lines
cd not our testimony, Cor wherever ii il used
. its own best witness.
HERMAN ETMULLER, MD.
WAITER VAN GAULT, MD.
ADOLPHUS WEAVER, MD.
Germany, December 10, 1888. Id
USE. JACKSON, sole agent for B.andOD.