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Nranfltn 9liuer,

Gfe Der penn uno STEM Stra6e,
pat 70 eten init Dem Sebife 5benanooab
elnt 0uantltdt Sartpaaren impcrtrt, Ipls
eye als 9braubitofe, pfaRnen, Sthl66sr,
SstTtbranten, jinnerne Boiler (8ohtSpfs)
&C., lInc Ct miro fortfabren feline Sitter ni.
rstt bon enslano ju impcrtirsn, mas i'm III
Stano leBen miro pieIslben ipcblfeilsr 5u psrs
taufsn als irseno en anosrss 5aus in 0eas
cima.
Heabin9, NoOsmtsr ID. lGm.
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Steiner Grtrott bon SarIaporiua,
sntfbsbsn Die bsifs Subsrsitlns osr glrt bic jss
mails ofTsrlrt muros ju bsm
2(merifauiIben Nublifun.
Sls spor ldn9er i'm @sbrautb unb furirte (pt
man aus bunecrtsn BON @srtiiifatsn Isben FAM
msbr ,pIbsrfpsnit9s unb bartnddas Sranfbsi.
ten alS eln'9s anosrs dbnIibe 3ubsrtituna in
esr 9Sslt.
elmer un1ersr abtbartsn Slrotr pcn tisIsr
Staet (Nsabin9) psldsr fat aae ancsrn 5u,
tersfun9tn Der Nrt perfutbt bate, fir cine
&rantbslt moran ct ltt, nurce bempaen 9ris
ttele ju psrfuten uno bepor er IusenoSla:
lbsn Sapon 9ebraubt bate, bsrbtsts sr ben
N9entsn BARON, ease msbr Slusen bon bsn,s
islbsn bate, mie BON snsm 9ussno Nlalben
lr9sno elni9er ancsrn Die sr js ssbrautbts.
peri6nltbe 9usfuntt miro ouf 0ertanasn
9s9sben. Sertiffate bon isbr pislsn &uren lino
ju isben, lpenn man anruft bsi
7. y. lambert,
N9snt fur Den gi9sntbimsr
Ne'o'h9, 9efDr. 10. 3m.
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Semofrattibe SarrilCn
StQQtsz@DnpenttDn.

Sic Oltslisper Der bsmctratilben 5arris
fon>Spartri prn spCnniplpanlerl-e5ene lpeiCbe
5tb init ibuen III $40 pcreInten, gum Grriu:
aen pes alorrritbeu polltiiben Sicscs, ,mppou
Die gripd blun9 oes rcinen, pcrebrtcn uuo tlef
betraucrteu Qatricten 1Oilliam Seinricl,
Sarriion sum prcltrentcuzStubls oas Ges
fnltat ,par-Senr, ole tisber ttanpbaft fir
,,OberberrIebaft bsr Selrse" fdmpften, Die
aeacu alle SebeimnliIe Der 0esisruna ODER
Sonltpo fnp, Die Dem otfeHtlihen Nu9e telne
ginftbt seltatten-Sene Die 9esen beppr5uss
te gladen uno Wcnpppe Itnp, sutpscsr in
Uemteyn ODER Wlaebt-Sene Die Der Grrerl:
mente auf Den 6anpel, bic Wanufafturen II.
ben Selpuml6uf bcs $anpcs tniloe ltnp, uub
allie Die ppn per Optbweupistcit elmer Icltben
Strfcrm cer Olibtrdutbe Dcr Staatss II. 0las
tlcnal 8ealcrnna nber5eu9t lmp, 70 pa6 Die
prpmpte, treue, iparlame mo ener9iicbc Ibs
minltraticn, init elmer trlttcn Verantiport.
lihteit sesen oas Splt, Don Seiten berjenis
aen penen fte anpertraut Itnp, seiltt miro,
{tno pureb bic Stdats eeutras@ onmlttee ber
oemofratiIben 5arrl(pnspartsi erlucbt, fttb
in ibren pcrlbiepenen gaunties uno Oitrlts
ten III Usrfammeln unp, in Semd6belt nit
ben frhberen Sstrdutben, SeIe9atsn in sle,
der 3ab( NIT ibrem Senatoren uno Ncpres
Centanten in ber StaatssScfesscbuus BON
fclebm Gauntles uno Oiltriets su emdblen,
III eimer StaatesG enpention, Die am Mpn:
taae, ben 4. ndblisn Warn um l2 llbr Wtlts
TAOS, in 5arrisbur9 9ebatsn ipsrben miro, ;ur
@rn.nnun9 einsS ;wedlndiiI9sn Sanpipatn fir
@cupsrnor, sur llnterflisun9 fir DE Srsunos
pon gutter Orenun9 bei Der ndbifsn aasemsinsn
9Sabl, une fclbs 8srribtun9en uno 9inss Su
tbun ais netbid erabtet iperpen m6aen.
Die psrfblsoensn @auntp &ommlttssn msrs
Den Gorge tra9em in ihren relpeftipsn @auns
ties 9sbibrsnbe Rabritbt iu 9sbsn.
Oeor9 Soro, 2aneaifer,
Senry n1ont3 t3omery,9aupbin
GARNER Denny, Iae9bsnp,
1Dilliam NJ. watts, @rie,
Jebn g, t7iles, lcuntinacon,
Jebn Ta99art 9tcrtbumbsrI.
IDilliam ). Suabes, Ybil.@o.
Jobn .. Eibaros, Serfs,
Jaeob Weysant 9tcrtbampt.
StaatS SentralsS Committee.
.
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NmbD0 { unb SeDrau6lt6rfe

Nmboiis BON Den alerbcrlibmtsifsn 8srkrtis
germ, icrtrt bon so bio $50 Yfuno.
oetteesKey, beasldnjenee unb fbwarSs
S6roubif6fe, fortrt BON 20 biS so Yfuno.
Smpcrtirt unS su isbr bsrab9sieetsn Yrsiisn
gum 3srfauf bel
5tid3tcr uno n1tKni9bt
am altsn ipei6sn Stobr.
N. .. @emornter @ubsStaN su Is Gent
oas pfunb. &unbsr GussStabl Su ID Gent
bas Yfunb.
&eaeina, Gspkmbss 10. sOA.
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Wtelhn9ene unD bDl,erne llbren,

90 sbsn srbalten cine arcse Got meilioensr
uno btlierner llbrsn, msltbe mcblftler psrfauft
ipsrpen nls lts je iuscr an9eboten morren, am
I'd Der Stem II. psnnifrabs SbiIs pom pt1u9
unb S99s ODER Der nSiIbsrnsn Ru9eI."
Nu8uitus G. SoF.
&eotin9, 9eeb. 10. 6n.
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QSDblfeil Gutter,

Dim neuen Stobr nabe oem6efansnis
Cine ScrIhieoenbsit nsuer unp woblfeiler
Shte juit erbaiten, wc5u Die Unfmertlams
felt tcr &aufer bslonrers erteten miro. e.
benfaas isbr rpoblfeIle 3uebe limb gaI0netts,
wcbifil gum Ssrtauf te
1Oilliam Seedber.
Staring, Oeebr. 10. SIN.
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y q ucr II Sto h +.

9b'lo pom "pfu9 mc G9ss," gds Der stn
une Psnn'trass, no elm ercbss 2tnortsmsnt
tsrtl99snad)tsr Wfdnts, BON peribisosnen Sars
ben uno nualltdten, gum 9srfauf ansebctn
w'rS, wsltbs ipoblfeilsr perfauft wsrosn ,uie lis
lsmals IN Nsaoi9 an9sbOtsn morpsn.
II. 6. Seff.
GeaSin9, 9eebr. 10. SIN.
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Ser9efet oen ,poblfeilen Stobr nibt

am ef Der 3ten uno YennifrasS Sdilb BON
"pfu9 une @99s."
Nun am Nuspafsn zines erossn NGcrtes
ments BON GLASS unb 0ussnswaarsn, ,pelbe
iebr pcbfsil psrfauft ,psrosn fir Saaresb cesr
i'm Nustaufb fir llnfblitt, Sebmals, Sutter,
@isr, SartcHsln, SisnsnWadbs, Bslfbforn unb
pafer. 1luau(fus G. Heff.
Meabin9, Dee. IL. sm.
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5er5o9in BON 8reta9 n

9er5o9in BON Sreta9ne.
teine 9elebebts bss Iltsrtbums.)
9ieIcs flsins merfebsn bat nun bic prei.
ls psrladen unp 1T ic,pcbI ein3eln als bsim
Ouseno in cer 0ruferei bieler Ssituna III
haten. Oadelbe entbaIt 1O4 Ssitsn, 1T III
nstten giubano sstunpcn uno tcifst 37a ct.
bas eremplar, coer SS5 oas Onssnp.
Neaplns, peu S. Scecmter.
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Cine anoere Got Yretter Lumber.

Gbenfalls Yappeln Sfdn6Iin9, fbifIid fir
Ssthaesn 6as fsafoner) mstd9s moblfsisr psrs
fault wsrSsdSJfis iis je Supcr in &saoins an9ss
bctsn ,pcresigsfar Saar9elo, @fs Der 3tsn unp
psnnitrass, Sasito pom upfu9 uno @sgs" o.
Der Der ilbsrnsnsHbesl II. 6. soft.
Neacina, 9etbISl9. SIN.
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Spelllnaz8ieher uno <caie,
prlmers, Nritbmstie,
>0eenter, Waebra,
St"nhere, Cecmetris,
Sl'1'pnate, Subbalten,
&ompcIttcn, Gtoarophis.
N9efcrle II. elotuticn Slttcre
Cloarop1le, Vltrln uno
NaturspbiIoiopbir acftamcntc,
sp'm'ltrlH GIaltiebs msrfs,
Sotanic, Utfreupmie.
OlnUalo9is, SrichIbeSnctsr
Seolea'r $atciniicbs 90.
5[ta, 3oelea's, Sran36iGebe 20
'pbpltclcair Seutlcbe 20.
, c r nj / tes:
mlatbematifcbe Snlfrumente fir 81 %
his $25 cae @jebdus @unter's Gcales -
@rart6s'n - -Ocppel:<iliale - gcmpaGs -
en9lHebe' rrutfhc unb uncertainties @ebiss
tertattln -S6reibfeoern BON 25 Gent bis III
4 SbaIrr bas lO0--sfatenfepern--Gtablfe.
bern BON Der ar6Bten 95crltbisoeubeit--O
teHfaIer-fhwarje, blaue uno rotbt Ointe
unb Olntepnper - linirtes uno Iet(itbtgs
Sbreltpaper 5u periheoenen preiIer--
cn9lilcb mo amerifanftss 3eie6enpapi
sparaament-cnslifete II. amerifanilheQBal
lsrtares NaIteben-Sameels une 3obelhaars
Olalcrssplnfa - Sadfcn nno @cbcn'e feline
itbmar5e Seebunp 3eieben: :pinIel-por,tiai
fbe SeeermeTer - patsnssparalcae, runce
uno platte >lniale-Sano uno Sanobic6len
--fertise SmeiansNutter -8lcbs BON psrs
teb'epenen Observation-Disclosures II. Sal>
fers-ifbmar3s uno fartlse papierihreibta.
felbtn &C.
Seite uno tpohlfel(e Sldnf- 9Sliber.
Meolum>esers O1soiunlS ScurmaleIga6 <ssers
Sap 90. Gap DO. 3oobIcber
0ls ohiasn Sihsr 0nc ia pcGem glntanp
init rnllTtbsm Nif mno gfen.
Gbenfalls:
lef'Suetr Saetur Builder gaIebbitbsr.
Sainos sSdeber Gseoro. Sdebcr Sias8hcbsr,
Neten:Saber lgorie=8iber pa6 Sittsr
T"Diele SldnfsShher fno pom bsltses
ei9netten O1atertaIe serfertist unp ,peroen
i'll Shte unn Srlhieesnbsit Don tsinsn in
Den Screinsten Staaten ,iberyotfsn
Seapins, December 5. DIN.
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90 cbru crbaItcn unc III pisIer 0rufsret
~ perfaufen:
Rrpf. SSa9ner's Iatur=5beclcsie,
ober
0ie 5armcnie osr Derfe Der Slatur nit
&ottes lSeisbsit uno Site. Sn snem
Bance, nisolih ensebunoen, ,spreis$I s73
DicIss QBere, oem 3stunsen uno YriUat'
i6relten tn fcbmeitbelbaftss 3smani6 bsilt.
aen, uerciente een moraliIebtn 8htsrn sinsr
jeoen oeufbsn obsr bsutIhleftnbsn camille
BON ,pel6sr Nelisions. Wcnuns unb 9lau'
ben fte audi iein mag, ansereitb III meroen,
eenn es entbalt Die sritsn, pornebmltsn, jsoen
Sbriifsn unumsdnslib notbwsneissn @runb'
fdss elmer rsinen Moral,obns usIbs fsinDlsnfb
als urnlnfti9es Wsfsn beifsben farm.
Geaoin9, bsn T. Slcpember.
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OaS olte &tabltilIment, Der Grpb.
unp SIeinpertauf Suh> uno G6rcitma:
tcraIlen Stpbr, Gfe Der 4tsn II. Qenn<
ftra6e, uuo Oct Dobuuns ees Ncbtb.
Senry II. nIublenber9 serape
9e9tnntcr.
GcDrgc Get
oen &ancsSauHeutcn, >ebrern mo
eItern cin psrar6Bertee Ser;ciebmb bon
Scbml Siieberm,
prIt6r bon ibm ieltt por Rur;em nit arcs
Fer ScrsfaIt aue9cipiblt wororn lno unb
nun in elmer lue,pabl beitebsn bic man Ie,
ten andrr unlcrn Cities antrIfit. Sic (tno
pcrjialitb Itb6n uno allaemein N psu beitsn
Silnma Seminaricn oct Ssreniaten @taa.
ten i'm Scbrautb mn alle merben 70 ,pcb.
fell fir SaarssIp prreauft mic lts in ben0er
la9ebduiern bon Boitom Sleu Dcrf, pbi.
lapelphia nnp Baltimore 9etanft rperpan t6ns
nsn. Oas N6crtement maa inter ris fclscns
Den ltebcrihriften as1eBt iperten:-
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Serfeblt bc1t plab ni6t,

@de Der 3tsn unb Ysnnifross, @ble Rom
"Qfu9 unb @9ae"
SuIf srbaItsn einen friitsn GcrratD Spsses
rsisn allsr Nrt:
Mcla1sS Su 64@snt Die Quart.
DO. ~ DO.
%. 10 II DO.
Seifer Sprup II. 5uferbous l23 st. bic 0t.
Safse ju st Sent bn6 Yfuno.
DO. &" DO.
Do. ~ 10 DO
Seifcr Nir Do. iu L Gent bas Vfuno.
Sslf 0snaDIsn Salj ju AZ Gent cas Sufdosl.
2Iu9uitus G. soft.
Neatin9, Dec. ID SIN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

/ into lamentations, and the jeers OF others
we're for moment turned into sympathy.
1t however began TO be suspected that
had brought the boy away, and, in that case,
the vessel must put back, in order to give
me up also. But related the crcumstan-
ces, as they occurred, and all appeared sat-
is6ed with the truth ofmy statement.
requested that might be allowed to
feed the boy, which request was granted
and Learned him some dinner on plate
lie ate voraciously, and as | stood beside
him. he looked into my face at every mouth
full There was something conhding in his
look When he had finished his meal, as |
took the plate, he rubbed his fingers softly
on my hand, and leaned his head toward me
| like weary child. Oh, that could have
offered him a place of rest; that | could
have comforted and protected him; help
less child, feeble, emaciated, suffering, M
nocent lad, reserved for bondage and the
torture
Towards evening he was taken below,
and was no more allowed TO see him, but
learned that he was put in the steerage
strongly bound, and that the 'proper author
tiles" of New York would be consulted as
to the disposal of him. We came to anchor,
during the night, at some distance below the
city, the captain informing us, IN the NOR
ming, that the vessel had been forbidden to
enter the port with fugitive slave on board.
That she must discharge her cargo where
she lay, aud return with all possible despatch
to Norfolk. A boat was provided to carry
us up, and remarked to the Captain that
there was great ado about helpless child
He replied, the laws must be obeyed.'
As approached the city, ! could not
help excalming, lis this the region, this the
soil Of boosted freedoms? Here, where the
child is treated like felon, manacled, an-
chored from the shore, to be sent back to
slavery and the lash, deprived Of the foster
ing care, which even the brute is allowed to
exercise towards its young! Here the slen-
der boy seeks the protection of father
name, dear to helplessness. Does humane
ty aid him in the search? No. Humanity
is circumscribed in her operations by laws
which consign one portion of freedoms sons
and daughters to the service, the control and
the brutality of the other. Humanity looks
on them and weeps. Further she cannot
do. "7he lars must be obeyed /"
And now since years have passed, where
is the boy Does he still live in hopeless
bondagel Are other scars added to those
imprinted on his infant skim When l saw
him, he appeared innocent as a child of free
dom. He felt and suffered as a child Of free
parents would feel and suffer. His sorrows
we're touching as the sorrows of white
child would have been. Alas poor youth,
from me thy fate is hidden. lf living. thou
art still young; but were thy days turned
into pages, ,chat a cotume TO meet the human
eye!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

This preparation has now stood the test OF
several years trial, and is confidently recon-
mended as a safe aud ellectual medicine for ex-
polling worms from the system. The unexam-
pied success that has attended lis administra-
lion in every case where the patient was really
afflicted with worms, certainly renders il wor-
thy the attention Of Physicians
The proprietor has made it point TO ascer-
tain the result Of its use in such cases as came
within his knowledge and obServuion-and he
invariably found 1t TO produce the most saluta-
~ ehects-not unfIequenily after nearly all the
ordinary preparations recommended for worms
had been previously icsorted To without any
permanent advantage. This fact is attested By
the certificates and statements of hundreds Of
respectable persons in different parts of the
country--and should induce families always to
keep vial of the preparation in their possess
sion. Its mild in lis operation, and may be
administered with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate infant.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08

DY virtue of sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy
I'D issued out OF the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF Vermont,
vesting in me the several and joint estates OF
the BankIupis therein set forth, will sell at
Public Auction, at the Inn of C. Dickinson, OF
Rockingham, (Saxtons River Village,) on
Monday the 18th day of September next, at 9
O'Clock p NJ, several rights Of Real Estate,
the assets of Anscl Moultrop.
Also, at the same time and place, several ar
iicles of personal property, consisting Of q
Watch, Sleigh, Buffalo Robes, with is
Slips in the Methodist Chapel at Bellows Falls,
the proper assets OF Ira Russell.
Also, as above, at the Inn Of A. johnson, in
Townshend, on the 18th of September next,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, the right Of redemption to
n certain lot of land situated in the town of Ja-
maica, the assets Of Wilson Davidson.
Also, as above, at the Inn of Daniel Jacobs
in Guiliord, on the Goth of September, at 1--WE
n'clock, p. NJ, liigaied claim of Roswell
Houghton, Us. Joel Ranney, the proper assets
Of Roswell Houghton.
Terms made known atihe time of sale
JOSEPH SrEEN,
assignee an Bankruptcy for Wmdham Co
August %, lS43. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
CAUTION!

The pubic are cautioned that an article cali
ed KoLMsrocK's VERMFuGE, prepared by
Messrs. ComstoCk & Co., of New York, is NOT
THE SAME AS FAHNEsTocR's, although so rep
resented by them The similarity OF the en-
graved wrapper is calculated TO lead purchas-
ers to mistake this imitation article for the gem
uine u. A. FAHNEsTocR's NERMlFUGE. Re
on Your GuARDl Some Of the young men
who are employed by Comstock s. Co., have
been known To assert that KoLMsTocK's and
FAHNEsrocR's Vermiiuge were both made by
the SAME PERSON, which is as absurd as il is
false. Their travelling Agents, also, have been
known To make statements equally calculated
10 niure US.
We have recently asceriained that this noto-
rious house has reSorted 10 still more mon
strous decepuon: On the inner wrapper of
their Vermifuge they intimate that we are
Notwithstanding that the only genuine
article is spelled KoLNstock. Now we assure
the public that there is not, nor ever has been,
such person as DR.. Komstnck. The true
and genuine article, b. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
VERMlFUGE, has been prepared for fifteen
years past by our senior partner; and for the
truth of this assertion, and evidence of the in
tfinsc value OF our Vermiiuge, we refer the
public TO Druggists Of the fist standing in the
country. For sale by
SIN so WlLLISTON g. TYLER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
From the KnickerLockcr for July.
ron CET-ME.NOT.

FROM THE oERMAN-DY FITz GREENE HAlLhof
There is a nowerAa lovely flower,
Timed deep with faiths unchanglng nue.
Pure MS the ether in its hour
Ofthe lovolest and serenest blue.
The strenmlets gentle side It seeks,
The silent fount the shaded grot,
And sweetly to the heart It speaks,
Forget-me.not, forget-me-not.
Mild ms the azure Of thine eyes,
Soft as the halo beam above,
In tender whispers, still in signs,
Forget-me-not, my life, my love
There where thy last steps turned away,
Wet eyes shall watch the sacred spot,
b And this sweet flower be heard to say,
Forget oh no, forget-me-not
Yet deep its azure leaves within,
Is seen the blighting hue of care,
And what that secret view had been,
The dropping stem may well declare
The dew-drops on its leaves are tears,
That ask, Gam | so soon forgot
Repeating still, amidst their fears,
My life, my love forget-me-not
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
1T is HIGHLY IMPoRTANTi

That, amidst the profession OF nosirums and pa
tent humbugs of the present day, the public
should be cautious as TO the remedies they pur-
chase and use, when life is in danger from dis
ease. 1t is a notorious fact, that Worms, both
in children and adults, often cause death; and
that very frequently they exist in the system
when il is not suspected.
Many helpless child has been laid in the
grave, when the disease which induced its
death has been entirely misunderstood, and
when tcorms have really been the cause.
Now, why not, in view of this dangerous
enemy, make use of a remedy which many
years of experience have proved TO be a safe
and certain remedUl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
N Office

rs hereby given to the public, that whereas,
II Clark Jillson, (son of David Jillsor, Jr., OF
Nottingham, in the County Of Windham, Vt.
being the subscriber hereoi,) a minor about l5
years of age, has without any just provocation
left my house and home, and without my con-
sent or permission, being so advised and indu-
ced by certain mischievOcS, wicked and evil
minded persons, as | have good reason to be-
lieve, has absconded and run away, and does
not return. Therefore, all persons are hereby
notified and forbidden to trust or harbour the
said Clark, on my account, rs ! viii pay no
charges and eXlnguish no liabilities oI his con-
tracing after this date. And all persons are
also forbidden To settle and account To the said
Clark for any services that he may hereafter
render during his minority, as hereby give
notice thai the value of said services SO render
ed, OF lawful right belong 20 me. All persons
are also requested not To influence and advise
my son Clark not to return 10 his fathers
house and be dutiul and obcdient son, for my
wish and desire is-as feel deep interest in
his wellaIe-ihat be should return and live
with me until he arrives To the full age OF
twenty-one wears.
Dated at Nottingham this 2lst dag Of Au-
gust. A. ID. 1S49.
80 DAVID JILLSON, JR.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company,
Hartford, Conn.

W7ITH sound capital of 100000, offers
w its protection against loss or damage by
fire, on the most favorable terms. This Com
pany has been in operation for many years, and
It's reputation for fair dealing is too well under
stood and appreciated to require any pledge ioT
their future course.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining insurance in
Braiileboro, or adjacent towns, will please call
on H. G. MEAD, Esq, their Agent, at his
Office in Rrattleboro.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
S. L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, Aug. -, 1912. ti5l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
BLACK PLASTER.
(To USE 1T Is TO APPROVE IT,

(TO USE 1T Is TO APPROVE IT,
THlS save is superior 10 every other aFP
IL cation for wounds and sores of every 4
scription. 1t possesses the most remaTk'n
properties for healing, and speedily removes =
soreness and pain from parts where it is app
ed, and by giving strength TO vessels thai az
weak, and operating as soothing balm upo.
such as are irritated and inflamed, it PerO'H1
a cure in the shortest time that is possible 10
any application to do it.
IL makes decidedly the best S1RENGIf
ENING PLASTER erer applied 10 A9na
flesh, and hence IL is of inraluGble 'err'a !
remoring rheumatic pains from dl'tim =
;oinis, and restoring health and strength y
all lame backs, sides, shoulders, &c. lt.u
excellent remedy for corns, burns and spIalIs'
and being adhesive il supersedes the use OIL O~
er adhesive salves.
"s'Made and sold, at wholesale and TeaLg
pr;ca OF cents ems
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-08
One Cent Reuard /!

4 EFT the service of the subscriber on lhi
IL Goth of August ult., a boy named DJ
THRAsHER, about IA years of age. SAID by
is very large size for his age, and had on Vh'l
he left pair Of dark colorcd pantaloOns, aEt
en- round. about, light vest and velvet cap. Al
persons are hereby forbid harboring or trusting
said boy on my account, as shall MOI boil
myself responsible for any debts of his cOnIia'
ing after this date.
SAMUEL L. HAYNE
Wilmington, Aug. %, ls4S. u
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Ready Made Collins,
nor sale by HENRY JONES
H. Ship opposite the Phoenix House. -
Bratteboro, August /, l54S. az
AIN TIN G.

TUNHE subscriber would respectfully announce
Il 10 the inhabitants Of Brattleboro and its
vicinity, that having bought out Frederick
Van Doom, one door north of the vermont
House, he will continue TO carry on the PANT
ing business in all lis various branches, VIZ:
House, Sign, and Imitation Painting, GLAZING
and Paper Fl angling, &C., and hopes to merit a
share Of public patronage.
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Brattleboro, Aug. 10, 1S4S. 5O