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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
Worms! Worms /!
I,.I e. pnenualIed WORM TEA.

4.
y led & unequalIed WORM TEA,
a sovereign remedy for Worms Strange
and incredible are the effects of these
detestabe vermin; few persons, and it is
thought none are free from them. particu-
larlv females and children. Many per-
sons 90 through a distressing course of
medicine without any benefit, when they
might be relieved by using the Worm
Tea This invaluable medlrine has been
tested by the experience of more than ten
years use and administered TO more than
5000 persons of various ages. and not
one solitary complaint; on the contrary,
hundreds have called, and unsolicited,
given their decided preference 10 il; after
trying the different articles sent forth to
( the public, and pronounced DR.. NJ. Hitch.
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, efeclual
and Convenient remedy that can be OBJ
tanned; for in no one of the thousands OIL
! instances where it has been used agreea.
bic 10 the printed directions has il ever
failed.
( N b. Ask for DIR. NJ. Hitchcock:
WORN TEA, as there are many nostrum:
abroad for the destruction of worms.
For sale who 'esale and retail, by A
HITcHcocK & Co, sole Proprieiors, III
Geaesee street, Utica, and by their agents
: throughout the Union
For sale in Brandon only b. JAcKso,
& kETcHAM. In
Pmsiord, by Strong & Buck
Rutland, by Dr.. James Porter
C1Srlpton by T. ,,inSon
Middebury, by George H. Fish.
Fergennes, by John II. Bowman.
Burlington. by J. & J. H. Peck s. Co.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
MAGNETIC ODoNTICA.
THE TEETH! THE TEETH =
THE INCOMPATIBLE
TOOTH pRFpAR ATInN


TOOTH PREPARATION.
TNHE fact is proved, aud the mos in
L treduIons and doubling are fully
convinced, as we have the evidence from
the sale of 10000 boxes of the Odontica,
within the past year, that the U.opian
dreams OF the alchymisl are realized, and
remedy discovered for preserving those
important and useful apppndages of the
human system. by the use Of the Magnet
&c Oionica, which by rs attractive, Duri-
iylng and strengthening qualities, removes
all extraneous substances from the teeth.
and preserves them in their natural brill.
fancy, and the gums in soundness aad
beauty. II is ascertiined from experi.
ence, that when used, the teeth will nev.
ef decay, but remain Till the latest are u
man, with their natural wear. When
they are decayed, lis progress will be ar
rested, AMI the ;eeth preserved and pre-
vented from aching-aIl this has been
done In a multitude of instances: and
more,-ln thousands of cases, nervous
t2otlache, (that climax of -pain) has q,
once been ef1c!ually cured by this most
PoDu lar denllfrice in America. And in
conclusion, where, or who is the Young
iad Y OF gentleman, aye. the individual thai
values beautiful set Of teeth, sound rums
and a sweet breath more than 6cy cents
that will be longer destitute of a box of
DIR. VI Hltchcock's Magnetic Olontica.
For sale wholesale and retail, by A.
HETcHcocK & Co. No III G.nesse =.
Uuca' N. Y, and by their agents thro'-
out the Uaited States.
For safe in Brandon by Jackson &
Ketcbpm only.
In Piusford, by Strong & Buck.
Rutland, Dr.. James Porter.
Ctslleton, e. Jameson.
M'dlebury, Geo. II. Fish.
Vergennes, John n. Bowman.
Burlington, J. s. J. II. Peek & Co
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
LOTION. LoTIoN.-Dr. Erons' beau-
flying Lotion.

tying Lotion.
81 81 lGHLY esteemed for curing all
"a = Eruptions, Coarspness, Redness
ana Phnples on the Face, Neck o.
Hands and efftc,uaIly cleaning the com
pleXIon' and removing all diseases OF the
skin
Nothing contributes so much to orr
general success in life, as an engaoino
hrSt app arance. This lotion is admired
as most fragrant, mild. SAT-. wash. "A
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleans.
Ing' SohenIng, and purifying the skin o.
all eruplons, so injurious to female beam
purify.
A beautiful and healthfuI complexion is
the pride Of all who possess it, and the
envy OF those who are deprived of it
What can be SO affecting to beautiful e.
male, IN whose face nature has dIsnIaved
her power, as to f"d her complexion dis.
colored with disgusting pimnIes, which
affect her charms?
COOL appearance is tls best com
mendatIon; and as the Beaulifving Lo.
'lon pnniles the skin, and removes all
l'Imples, Blotches. Tan, Sanburn, and
Richness, and produces beautiful hue. il
Is the only cosmetic lady should use at
her toilet
Gentlemen will also find this deIigbt.
III remedy. 10 remove all Roughness.
9Imples. Rlngworms, Spots, Redress
Soreness of the face and nose, and ev,rv
kind of-ernption on the surface of the bn.
nan boly, 1t is particularly recommend.
ed to gentlemen to be used after sbavino
rs 1t Will prevent the otherwise Certain e.
f'ct OF all common soap, in turning The
beard prema'ureIy gray. For sale Whole.
sale and retail by
A. HIrcucocK G. Co.
III Genpsee 81. Ulira.
For sale in Brandon by jackson g.
Ketrham only. ''-' "
Ia Pinsford, by Strong s. Blek
RntIand, Dr. Jtmes Porter.
Castle'on, E. Jameson.
MIddlebnrv, Geo. FL. Fish.
Ve' gennes, John Il. Bowman.
Burlington, J. s. J. IL Peck & Co
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
a. HITcucocK & Co,
Snuff, only Twenty-Five Gents
UhR. NJ. HIrcEErncr1.,

- 4
n y r'vant'd SN UFF. the bast -,
lIcle ever discovered by scientific men ;n
Europe or America for the cure and ,b
S :, ,elief OF Ca'arrh, d zzjnrss Of The
$50 1le"o' y eak Eyes, Nervous Headaches.
a,,en n SICKNESS Els, and Infanrs troubled
VIII on"fiies' partial shocks of Palsy. &C.
= rof SAFE wholesale and retail, BY A.
Il -, E, q Co, sole Proprietor, No,
! oenesee Street, Utica. and by their
agents throughout the United States.
E FOR sale IN Brandon only BY JACKSON
PHtstord, BY Strong & Bnek.
RnlIand, BY Dr. James Porter.
Castlet0n, by E Jlmiesor.
MIddIebury, by Georgp Fl. Fish.
pef2ennes, BY John H Bowman.
burlington, by J. & J. Fl Peck g. Co
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
FIRE! FIREll FIRElll

ENHE members OF the Vermont Mu-
n tual Fire Insurance Company are
hereby notified that the following assess
ments have been made by the Directors
on all notes in force on the following DAYS
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
For Sale.

HE subscriber will keep on hand, and for
u sale, during the season, Hos and Hoe ham
dies Plch,forks of various patterns, z. and fin
lsh, aud ct va'iyuS prices Fork-handIts, Wifi
netree AMI Neck-yoke woods, Dung fork and
sAoVelha ndles &c. &c. Pleas call.
J. HOLCO.NB.
Brandon, July 6, 1910. "a
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
HAIR i! HAIRLl

% LD|ESS.-Imp2rtant Discora,a
ne Great Hysfery Joae3 out al lat.
[ 8 hR SFERRY'S HAIR REGEN-
LIZ ER AIOR Dr.. S;errv, aGer
hluch attention TO HE important subject u
preserving The hair, has, after ma1v ~.
PefImenls chemical and physical boon
able to discover an article which i No..
oHtred with the greatest con6Ia,.o -
'ne toilet as The best thing ever dtscove,.
cd Tor It's softening aud penetrating onali.
y 10 produce a COOL head of bair-,o
prevent 1t from falling off when b,Id,ss.
IS apprehFnded--to restore it when b,II
ness has taken place, and TO prevent i
rom turning gray. Ii is more nonr;sb.
ing than ponatum, antique oil, or Cologna
water. Il is beautiful article for Id
enris--lt makes the hair soft and Iivelv
am an produces uncommon brIliancv.g
thousands have tested lis superior vir.
tues and excellence, and in every instance
u stands nnrlvaled 1t is an inFallibi.. ]
cure 10 all affections of the skin ON TIA. I
head-as dandruf, &c. &c. Every FAM
~ should be supplied with bottle of This
OIL. that by It's application to the head and
haIr OF children, he beautiful and orna-
mental appendage of fine head of hair
"hIcn nature has supplied as nav be pre,
served From the numerous certificates J
lhd recommendations. received of It's salu- {
airy Influence, the Doctor feels firmly a
PERSUADED ne has succeeded IN producing Z
. article which will meet The desired !
wishes and appreciation of the public.
For sale, wholesale AID retail, by
A. HTTcHcoCK & Co.
III Genesee st. Utica.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02

nance of his Creator that he should get
his living by the sweat of his brow; and
that doing what Of good we can on earth,
is the best way of securing what of good
may be laid up for US in. heaven.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
ID ! e .

o. r. JAMES MORRISON, the Hv
w GEIsT, died al an advanced age. the
10th Of Nav last at Paris, where he bac
resided Tor some time, experimenting {
branch OF the British College of Health
London
The College at London has been 70,
some Tune under the supervision Of
JOHN & ALEXANDER MORRISON.
soas Of the celebrated Hyeeisl and the
business will experience 40 interruption
as they are now the only persons ijrao
who possess the knowledge of ALT ma.
terlals and their proportions, used in ma
king the "world renowned vegetable
Medicine called
Morison's Pills.
Every Packet sold in Vermont and in
the towns bordering on Lake Cbamplain
in The Safe of New York will be stoned
with Pen and Ink, BY Messrs, Paaeb2ra
8' Brinsmald Jewellers, of the VARIETY
store, Burlington VI. whoare State A oenrs
and signed also BY the sub agents seIIino
them. Remember this il you wish 10 oep
the genuine article
49, "A LIN, 1IVg4lSt
"a Broadway. New York.
ct Fl e II Y GElST.n
newspaper for gratuitonS circulation is
to be issued from the General Demon for
the United States, for the Medicine and
publications of the B:tish Colleoe Of
11eaith' Londonl at "a Broadway. New
York, where all orders and communica-
llons relative to the business mus be adj
dressed. Thirty thousand of each nnn.
Der will be distributed through the Uni.
&c States. It's chief object will be 10 dis.
se'hinate the opinions aud circulate the
llIneory of,he late James Morrison, ESQ
l[ne founder of the British College of
1ealth) and of other learned and eminent
supporters otthe now universally annroved
1y9ean doctrine and practice
Dr. GEO. TAYLOR, Hygeist
"a Broadway. New York
United States Agent
PANGBORN & BRINsMAIb
: " the Variety Store. Barliu gt0u vi
State Agents.
SUB GENTs.
SOLD BY
Ira BUTTON. BRANDON. Vt
Albert l. Catlin, Orwell Village.
-, Chapman & Co Chipmans' Point.
M. Z. Greene Vergennes
Jonathan Hagar MiddIebury
:. FROST & Co. Bridport
nsht wight Shoreham
jas Hull orwell
hiram l. Cheney Rutland
W. r Reynolds Factory Point Manehe.te-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
r e SURF re I'll on
OR RSIAN PILLS.

CUPERIOR to the Hygean Brandreth's, Ev-
- ans, Tomato, the Maichless (prced) Sana-
tive, or any o,her Pills or Compound befure the
public, as certified to by Physicians and Others
Let one condemn them until hey have tired
them, and then we are sure they will not. Ger
ti6cates may be seen by calling on the gents In
the villages, who have large Bill 10 distribute
gratuitousiy.
A. G & ]. D. Hatch, Agents for Windsor; ].
C. Brooks, Agent for Hartford: and for sale in all
the principal towns in the State.
Jew David's Or hebrew Plaster,
A N invaluable Compound for cure of Scroffu-
; IA lous affections, Kings Evil, Ilhammatoiy
and Chronic rheumatism, and in all Gas WHERE
seated pan or weakness exists. For sale as above
W. CAPRON & co. Agents for The State
! TO whom all orders must be addressed, at Roch
ester, n. Y.
For sale by Jackson Ketcham, Brandon.
5. b. Rock veil, Cornwall
! Ira Bingham. Sud Jury
John Meacha;n, CaStleton.
H. I. White & c.. Rutland,
! A. e p. ID. Ba,rows, Salisbury.
Stanley & Maliery, West Poutney
Simeon Mears, East Puutney.
! Edward Val, NJ ddle,own,
& n. Potter, Pawle,t.
! S + Haley, Dorset.
Burrel Amdrews s. Co, Manchester,
Rufus Frost, PttsfJrd.
A. k Dougl ss SALISBURY.
James a. Hodge, Dorset. 45:tf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
1910. MANUFACTURING, 1910.

4
vi Z undersigned takes This method 10 MT,
q " The iu'Ic that he will carry on the
inahufa'tu turing business in all its branches ar tFe
s'and formerly occupied by Walker s. Bush H,v-
ing n'ted mp the works in the best possible man
ner' and having employed the most >n1r,encal
a. 40 pest wolkm n, be lhfters himself, by do NO
us "o'k IN the best manner. and with cesoatc6
NOT fxeelled by any IN this vicinity. 1bat he
WI snare The pubic patronage Cloth will he
exchanges for wool. Wool will he ,aLa, =
OK upon shares, or by the yard, at the onion
OF the owners Wv 0P'ioh
EAaih Cloths of all Qualities and coro,.s
CassiIneres Ditto--Sattinetts T1;..o
together with large quantity of
SLEEPS GREY.
also,
VIII GARD WOOL in the best manner 49,,
oh snort hoiIce. Also, will carry on the
CLOTH.DRESsING BUSIrEss
20 in, the accommodation of customers.
ne above business will be carried IN bvuw
w Al Err. who will see that The vol
aone IN good manner, and to the sa,isf,ct,or, 20
aA VINO may favor him with their business y
H. w. WALKER
Salisbury, April, 1910. 32.1v
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
V o l.. XII. NO. SO

For sale In Brandon by jackson :
Ketcham only. q
In Pmsiord, by Strong s. Buck.
Rutland, DE-. James Porter.
Caslleion, E Jameson.
Middleoury, Geo. FL. Fish.
Vergennes. John H. Bowman.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02

WHO WANTS BETTER EyIDF -.cr--
w would refer the reading uub,ir - - =
merous voluntary letters published rfrs ,ls ~
this paper aud in the Good Samiritep lily u
The happy and beneficial effects Of IL '.S.'e e
tration of s-i1ilas
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-06-06

TRADITToN.---An aged Indian, by the
name OF John Liscom, told an elderly lady now
the oldest living in our valley, OF great flood
that happened when his grandfather was quite
young. The waters covered the valley with
It's crested foam from mountain 10 mountain.
That the Indians fed 10 the very summit for
their lives. That upon the subsiding oGthe wa
ters, the ground looked like vast snow bank
covered with an immense quantity Of fish, and
which in order to avoid unpleasant consequen-
ces, they buried in large holes. Or The cor
lecihess of this tradition we DO not Judge, but
the external and internal appearance of the
valley affords the clearest evidences of rude
and mighty eonyulslons of some terrible sweep
ing OF the waters, some grand deluge which
changed The aspect and rendered it the locale
which presents to our view Wilkes Barre
Advocate.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-06-06
No 90

Secretary of the Treasury Of the United Sletes.
The circumstances under which he entered
this difficult situation, the holiness with which
he assumed its responsibilities, his energy OF
character, and the general confidence and ap-
probation with which his career was acconpa-
MED, belong to the history OF the times March
l3, 1915 he undertook the additional trust Of
Secretary OF War and performed with success
the delicate task Of reducing the army OF the
United States In November 1916, peace he
ing restored, the finances arranged the embar-
easements Of the circulating mediJsn daily dl.
mlnishing, and soon TO disappear under the III
huence Ul the National Bank which il had so
long been his effort TO establish, Nj Dallas re-
signed his honorable station, and returned 10
he practice OF the law IN Philadelpha. His
business was considerable. and his talents as an
advocate were empiuyed not only at home, bu!
almost from every quarter OF the Union. III
the midst of his brilliant prospects, exposure To
cold, and great professional exerii0ns ~ very
important cause, brought on al attack Of the
gou; in his stomach at Trenton, ol which he
died January l6, 1917
fro BE COYTTNUED)
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-06-06

Summary Mode Of DiOorce. odd genius
named John Rowland, on Saturday night quar-
relied with his wife, and, after beating her, got
her down TO the dock At the foot of water street.
where they reside, and threw her into the riv.
er. The woman was rescued by John Wal
ION, watchman, and her husband taken 10 tho
watchouse. Yesterday the wife appeared and
fergiying John his intended summary sovering
them OF their marriage ties, and they left the
Office together IN as loving manner as possi-
ble.---N. Y Express.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-06-06
POETRY.
For the Jefersonian Republican.
Original Hymn

"Come spirit Of Creations King,
Who o'er the world from chaos Sprung,"
Thou'st wach'd with animating wing,
When morning STARS IN union sang
And with thy calm renewing breath,
Come rouse our souls from endless death
Natures ascending al Thy CALL
Thy rapturous cali Of love divine"
And laid aside her rigid pail
And 10 how bright her garments shine
From darkness let my soul arise,
To soar with seYaphS 10 the skies.
All see the fragrant flowers unclose
Then bGsuly in each verdant mead
Behold the swestly scented rose,
In matchless glow begins TO spread
Come Sharon iet thy rose be presSd,
To my benishtod weary breast.
Lo scenes of clear ecsts!c glow.
Where ever direct my view
And see bright PhubGs lustreS throw
to'er all thngs,) from The morning dew
Come " Son of Righteousness" and shine
On this benighted soul Of mine.
Metodous music fills The grove,
Q = how delightful 20 my ear
The mam Songs-lhe strains OF love,
Rapturons, salute the new born year"
Do thou my feeble heart now raise,
To heaven Thy morning songs of praise
Nestfall, MAY, i-40 nc
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-06-06
For the Jefsrsonan epublic i
The Orphans Lament.


EsTlhs feayieSt ShaGo~s poomed
And sorrow s ocean seemed 10 Ioii,
Ger one 10 mseFt doomd."
JOHN NEWLAND MAFFITT
Have one friend on earth who de sorrow,
Or, would shed one lonely tear:
Should be carried off tomorrow.
ShroHded-on tbs silent bleri
I mscine
None would weep for me sincere.
How sad and lone'v-I'm fofsaken,
On this esI:hiy bail below
Void OF mo'her--she AZ taken
To the grave whore all must 90:
Yes that's certain,
All Of US must lie as low.
NV mothers gone trust TO heaven,
To that long and endless home,
Where tTansgressions are forgiven,
Where temptations ne'er can come
It's asserted
Sinners once must meet their doom.
q pity then the orphan stranger,
Who from place to place must roam;
For he Is always exposed to DANGER
And deprived Of friend, or home
Yes. kind father
He's depriV ol, friend or home.
This world is butan empty bubble,
Where rest, yet discontent
Since my nisiortunes are then double,
{! my grief-I give il vent,
Notwithstanding
Willing to be penitent.
Yes, I'm here, and still languish,
Feel confused and forlcrn;
I'll now come out and owa my anguish,
From the moment was born;
Yes sincerely
From the moment | was born.
O.pity then the orphan rover,
Who from place to place must roam.
There is golf We must pass over,
Ere we reach that heavenly home,
We must watch then---
For the son Of Goodwill come.
Westfall May. 1870 H. G.. NJ.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-06-06
fro BE C0HTTNUED.l

The following article fromths Susquehanna
Register is complete retort upon the Rules
for Housewives" which We copied from all ex-
change paper some weeks since.
Mr. EDiroR-As some rules were recent
ly given for Housewives, please TO turn the ,l-
bies and iasert the following Tor husbands, es-
pecially all farmers
l. When vou rise in the morning be sure 10
empty ali tue dirt out OF vonr boots and shoes,
on the kitchen floor, especiaiiy if you have been
pIoughing or carting manure the day previous,
brush your boots and grease them while break
fast is getting.
when Won pull ii of but throw ii on the table
or chair-lhe women knows its place
3 Build no wood house nor provide Iry
wood nos build the fire IN the morning nor
bring in wood. over night; Your time IS pre-
cions in the morning, and dry wood viii get
breahfast too early. Let your wood be green
hemlock, chesnul or green bass wood They
make fine Goals TO broh coffee, aad broii
steak
4. When called 10 yuur meals, delay half an
hour, that time is all saved. as the women eau
do nothing to advantage. 1t good method
10 teach them patience.
s. When you come 10 breakfast OF dinner,
don't scrape Your boots, or more than half wash
your hands, the towel will take off the rest, ami
washing day will set all things right.
6. Be sure to lay your tobacco quId on the
mantle piece, or on the corner of the table, so
as TO resume it as soon as YOU are done ealing.
Spit tobacco on the floor, at all times
T. Never have any door yard, especially no
gale, or at any rate let it be of the hinges. The
hogs and poultry can pick up what is thrown
out, and make it. so pleasant about the door.
8. Never wash your feet AT night if you have
been ploughing OF hoeing. II YOU do they will
get dirty again. The bedclothes will rub Oft
the most Of it, and they can be washed by the
w0men.
9. Always wipe the the sweat of your face
on your shirt sleeve. A pocket handkerchief
is not So convenient.
10. Don't be TOO careful to have living water
handy. II can be brought half mile by the
women in summer and the coldeSt part ol tho
winter they can melt SNOW ~
IL. Or if YOU should have well. sprnESor
build your barn just above it, and
put no curb round the spring, nor fence off the
cattle, geese pigs. They want GOOD water
Is well as the family.
l2 If the water does not wash welt don't
Diovide cis,ern nor tubs TO save rain water.
hat will costvou something the women knows
now 10 use hard water.
l3. Never build any barn-yard to eonfine
he cows, nor sheds to cover them nor milk
hem Yourself when it storms. II is The wo-
mems business to milk i'll good weather they
nav do it at all times.
liz this round dozen of rules fails TO make
-our wife and daughters tidy and good humor.
ID, and yourself more happy we have another
hapter forthcoming, Yours &c.
JANE PAYGoop.