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3erftrenoes Seuer.-2lm lsstsn Sage
i'm SUM ;srifcrte eer Staats. Sbasmsifer
ben SeIauf BON MeIiefnpten 'usIbsn bas Gsfss
;u ;eriftrsn pcrfbreibt. rpelbes finf;s taufsnb
2balsr paren, bic BON fcl9eneen Sanfsn auss
ss9sben wuresn, namIib:
erie Sanf $21,500
Msrbnnts unb Manufafturers 8f
gu Yittsbur9 $4,000
Wcpamenltn9 Sanf, Ybilabelpbia l,400
So,panba Sanf 2,l00
Manufaftursrs unb WssbanieS S'f
81 Ybilaoelpbia 2,4OO
Rprtbamptcn Sanf 100
penn Saunihip Sanf 1000
Ssrf5 @auntp Sanf 300
QBeif Srdnlb Sanf 1000
G5O ,0OO
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Der 1tberale aseobactter
Eeabimg, ben L. 2lmamif 1913.

GrDie Nugufs@curt fir Ssrfs @auntp
bssinnt nabifsn WaontaS, ben 7. 9(usulf.
0-9ie lite GER. bsS "Nsblibsn Sorl1erS"
,pirb mcr9en eribeinsn.
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Yfsrbe prOpiant, 2Isiosr unb @slb unS jaas
ten fe init eembe unb oofsn fort. Mls Ils
bic Anfebluns errsibten marsn fts faff tcbt
BON 3unssr unb erfbspfuns
ltuIer &idapoo. @oupernSr mar nab
ben leeten 8eribten, na6 Sarotosa in's
Sob 9esan9en, uno
&aum mar Ct 1T berStabt,
90 nabm Ct audi Elm Sap;
CT 1T bemnatb ein @oupsrusur
Der lteb seipaf eb en- bat.
2Sle mir boren, miro ct feline &eile na1
gsiasara Salts fortleesn. Simmp ioa Jpn
unterribtet baben, tpie man bort fir Sps
let ginfluB MAIDEN Tonne. groobeao
miro Jpn besteiten, uno wobritbeinlib
peroen Seibafte in eumber selettelt uers
Den. 3ortb. Gorrelp.
80
Gin war5erSae Ser Ste
Qu9uif miro pobribsinlib elm febr trGber
Sag wenn ni6t gar ourb cine Gro ofiniier.
nip ndbtlib ounfel neroen; oenn Die
SbparSen aus oen Ser Staaten beab.
iibtieen am islben Sage cine Nationals
Convention in Buffalo au balten. Gum
8eiten oer @inipobner 8uTalo's pollen
mir spanlben, bab Der Staotratb cine
Summe 6ur 4nibaf1une bon eau be Coz
lo9ne bewiIiot.
Ser eebei M nj bp d e M OF o.
uniere eeier .peroen iidb erinnern, oaB por
&uraem Elm Wann Namens Robert @bit'
foro in @illamsbure i'm 8ette Der Srau
zines 9etphen Nir oaielbft ermoroet ee.
funoen puroe. Srosoem Die aGeemeine
Weinune ben Gbemonn oamals als ben
Woroer bs3eibnete, 70 lieB iib bob fein
SeWeis oafir finoen. Seoob fbeinen iib
oeren iest er9eben gu boben. inbem per1o.
nen auslo9en, oab iis Nir Ibon Dor Dem
Moro bdtten ausia9en b6ren. ct meroe
Wbltforo Elm ooer oas anoeremal ermor:
ben. ySir Duroe ooreeitern oesbalb in
Seen Worf arretirt.
Gincinnati 90. SUM. SbnoefGbr
$50 Wpanoott Snoianer Die lesten Der
llrbetpobner Sbios, famen bier eelfern
our6, um ficb nab ibrer nsuen 5eimatb
i'm fernen g8eften ein3ulbifTsn.
Gs tpar Elm rperfpiroie ausfebenoer
Bug pie oiefe Snoianer nit Saf uno pate
ourb bic Staot Sooen. Wan fonnte fib
taum bss Waeioens entbalten, Die alten
@reiie unb Matronen, Die felt loneen
Sobren rubi8 in Dem 8elise ibres grb=
eutes ssrpelen, iest in @ooen suiammen.
9epadt uno pie Erieos @efanoene ourb
Die Staot transportirt peroen su 1eben.
Die @panootts iino tpie man 3u Iaeen
pFeet, cipliiirt. Die @eiber traeen Ga.
llcos uno Die Mdnner trinfen Sbnapps.
ltno DaB bic Giuiliiirer unter ibnen eepe.
len, Fam man an ben perlbieoencn Scar.
ben Der 8lnoer feben.
Oieie braunen Haturi0bne peroen I'm.
9efdbr 500 Meilen Den Mi1ouriauB bin:
auf wonoern Ii. iib bort 5u ibren Stamms
9enoi1en 9efellen. Die ibon por ainieen
SabrenSbio perlicBen uno iib bort nieoers
lie6en. 2Sr baben nun feline cSnbiancr
mebr in Sbio. Simmer peiter wefflib
trebt man oieie "Amerifaner." Die su Goe
lumbus 3eiten oieies mdhti0e @ebiet be.
berrlbten. pbila. 0emof.
9ouper. Vorter nab oBeffen 9ereiif.
Das 6arri5buro Sele9rapb Don uorieer
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SaGDlpns NSaureu.


DcrSstt aufhbrten, marsn unfreiti9 bic Waus
rem Der StaSt SabpIon, bic nob jsst 81 ben
0SnnSsrn Der Wslt 9sSdblt msrbsn pbmcDl lis,
pis msbrers BON ben &isfenmerfsn Der 2(ltsn,
Surb Die Stiirms Der Seit faif Don Der @roe
perfbmunbsn finb. Den msiifsn unfsrsr See
fer, welbs ME 9sls9enbsit battsn foIO1als @s,
bdube su fsben mag cine Selbrsbun9 pss gee
eabten NielensSauss wlfommsn fsin:
Die aIts Staot Babylon ,par NIT snsm tiss
fen uno breten 9Sai1er9raben um9sbsn. Die
aus bisism @rabsn srbaItsne grbs ,purbs Srl
Sa6ifsinen psrlponosIt, Die ;u 9tufibruns sis
nsr un9eDeuren mauer 9ebraubt murbsn, bic
bic Stoot um9a6.-5oerobctus, Elm alter Gee
fbibtsfbrsiber, fast, ba6 Die Mausr isebss
Welsn lang, smsi bunbsrt @ubits bodb uno
finfis bid. Dies anss9sbsne Oaas 81 SUP
6ere6net wirbe cine Mausr bon $4,000 8us
lang, stwa $50 8u6 bo1 uno s74 Sus bid
Draustrin9en, 70 Sab lie 9,702,00O,O0 Gus
bfs ODER piersfi9te Sus sntbielt. 9fn9enon,s
oas i'm 9urbfbnitt ein Wann tdsltb 3 @us
bffus ous9raben, Su Safitsinen perwanbeln
uno in bic Mousr Ie9sn fonnts, 10 battsn an
bisfm QGsrfe $4,000 O1annsr 200 Sabre bss
ibdft9t fein ml0sn. Ole @sfbitbte fa9t uns
nibt wie lan9e Der Sau mdbrts, ba bic Sabps
lunisr ss pisllsbt nibt tsr Wlbs msrtb bielten
Sbrcnfen ju fbrsbsn. Sur Soldc, bic bsfs
An9abe pisasibt fur ibsrtrisbsn anfeben mos
gen, perbient bier bsaisrft ju lpsrbsn, bas Die
Staot Babylon 100000 @inmobnsr, mtbin
msbr 'pis Der SanH Staat Yshiplpanisn,batte.
Jneianer Kniffe.-gins Yarts junser
Mdnnsr sins firSlib bon Maron in qpnn
eauntn WseOnitn, auf bic Sasb, NIT Sases
9srdtbsn unb @ewebrsn gum Wsrtbe bon $500
psriehn. am @noe Der QEoebs famen fs auf
Elm Snoianerseaesr, ,pouon Die loduptlnse auf
Der Sa9o waun. Die junssn Bsiesn wurcsn
bon ben Squaws ensslaoen bort ju bls'bsn
bis Die &rie9er bem fdmen, uslbs ibnsn oas
aasrbsifs Sasbrspier ;sisen fSnntsn. Die Sss
feafbaft nabm bic ginIabun9 an. Die Snbis
amer famen balb bem unb 9absn ibnsn ifatt
Dem Ssfbso ipssen bem portbsilDaften Sa9os
rspisr, cine Yrobe pon Snbiansrs&nifsn. Die
Sauptlinss raubsn ibnsn Baasn, 8lintsn,
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portersStof ifsbt in qsba Sauntp IN.
ssfdbr ben yactsn Der ecrtDampton Sane i'm
Isrtbs alsids, fast Der Rcrtbampton 1Ebis
uno msnn CT rpisbsr fit Elm amt bsrauSfdme,
mobts sS AUDI ncb 70 ssrins fsin, wirbe es
ibm f9wsr fa0en in esba @auntp audi nur
cine sin,ise Stimme fir fib aufjutrsiben.-
9ssnn benz 70 1T, mag ss aIs Sewsis bienen,
Sa6 tn asba psl ebrIibe asute ncDnsn, uur
Sbaos eas iis ii6 70 Ionss an Der Rafe bsrs
umfibren lisssn.
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$4,000
&rueb eines Seiratbsperfpred, ens.-

Sru6 eines Seiratbsperfprebens.-
Gin prcSss murbe flirjlib in Der Ser. &iaas
ten ereuitsSourt su Stsmport Mbops Sslanp,
bsenSi9t Su gunifsn elmer Olis 2loep Ssd,
9s9sn sinsn un9llifli6sn qisbDabsr fir Srub
zines @beperipubsnS, in pslbsm Der Sbabsns
srfas auf $4,000 9sls9t par. Ser 9(uSlprub
Der Surp tpor, tpis 9sfo9t, ;u Gunifsn Der Bee
tritbten cosr fpsfuIirsncsn Sraut Der Iis bic
Summe BON $4,000 ;usrfannts. Der gsbraub
Sla9en fir Gbabenerfae sinSutrin9sn, inSals
len no cs einem jun9en Mdbbsn nibt sslinst
Den Bunfb ibres 5sr5ens Su srreiben, wirb
balb ein pcrtbslbaftss @sfbdft. 0Sir psrn,ls
tbsn bas pisIs bon ibnsn fassn ftnnsn wis jsns
Snbiansrin als fs unbsfrebi9t war uno ale
3sibsn Der srausr ilber ibrsn unbsilbarsn 3srs
lulf 9e9eben bate. Habbsm iie bon ibrsm
trsulcisn aisbbabsr allss mt9lbe erbaltsn bats
ts, ais @rias fir ben Srub bss gbspsriprs
6sns, fprans fie auf flatibte in bic 6dnos
unS rlef: "nun bin ib wisbsr berst III Dsira.
tbsn!" So wirb es NIT jensn Gbonen fein,
bic auf ieIbe 2(rt i1sne Summsn purdb prp:
iiTs srbalten babsn. Sie iinb bsrsit miscsr
Seiube anjuneDmsn.
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@ouper. Vorter nab QBeifen oereilf.

0ouoer. 'porfer na0 QSeiten 9eretlt.
Das 6arri5bur9 Seleerapb Don poriaer
Sobe faet :-gSir pernebmen. oab @ous
uernor porter am uorioen Nontao cine
Helie nab 98eften anoetreten bat uno Sc.
ionnen 1T Die nOropeitlicben eano1een auf
ieiner Teile 3u beiuben. Man permu=
tibet. oab CT an Den unteri6ieoliben Snoi.
amer Statonen ldnes ieiner Goute 0alt
MAIDEN miro. Sie @nnebaeos, ,beionoers.
,pelbe i'm ytoroweifen wobnen, rpiro er
leibt beiuben uno Gin "Salf' nit ibnen
balten fonnen. 8on einem 70 ausee5eib.
neten 6duptlino baben he obne 3weifel
ourb ienen beribmten pefen @inneba:
90, Damp 8roobeao, eebort. uno tperocn
ibn nit aGen eebdbrenoen Gbrenbeieioun.
gen empfaneen. Seine Qoiutanten. ,pel.
DIE er 70 freieebi9 i'm 9Scifen aneeieat
bat, meroen natirlib bereit iein ibn BON
einem Soften gum anoern beeleten. Sol.
S6latter miro fir ibn ior8en 3u @beaoo
woiclblt ct Die Sortibritte Der Screenings
ten Staoten @erfe aur Serbeferune oes
6afens beobaebten fann-oem Gbriifopb
Meoler, BON "Gaiton 8ahn" 8erdbmt=
beit, an tpelbem oer &rieesiefretdr auf
eine iounei9enniisieeW s. Wei1e oen
wibtisen Gontraft fir Die Souenbuna
Der Werfe 3u Gbleaeo peree5en bat - bic
Sanb fditteln uno ibn fra9em ipie piel
er oenft "Sruoer Sames 2(ntbeil" an bes
iaetem Gontraft betraeen mag. Sollte
ct eeneiet iein feline Reiie einiee bunbert
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Seaueme Sludbt aus oem Betan8nib.
-Sn bsr pcrIsstsn gErhs fsl ss sinem Der
Ssmcbnsr Se5 Staats9sfdn9nl1ts ;u Nuburn,
Nsu Ycrf, sin feline Sleosr ju msbkIn, um
lb sinrnal ais Gentleman in frsisr Quft ums
Sufsbn unb nabosm CT Den sniss W,al auf
nno ab fpajirt mar sins ct nab Der sbir uno
bscsutste esm SbIisssr ldtbelnp uno NIT sinsm
Sepfnifsn, mis eS Seiuber esm6bnlib tbun,
oas CT ben plas Ssnu9 befsben babe uno bns
aus 9slafsn ;u wsrbsn tpinfbte. Die sbir
murps bm Damn melt Ssnua ss6ffnst uno ins
benz iib Der Nusreidsr ben !5ut bsriibrsnb, 9es
gen ben Sbliessr btfti6 psrbsusts, bsmsrfts
sr, cas er bsnbiittiae bas @sfdn9nis am ans
bern Sage in @sfsaibaft sini9sr 9amen, ;u
bsiubsm fpajirte bann ssmdtlib bic Strass
bsrauf unb bat istosm nibtS pisosr Don ltdb
isben lalen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30
Balloon .qorenture-Thraiing Incident


John Wise, the aronaut, went up from Carlisle,
Penn, on Saturday the 18th, and has written an
account of his adventures 10 the Philadelphia In
quirer. Soon after getting up, the breeze carried
him into a huge black cloud something like five
miles in diameter where he experienced difficult
~ of respiration, almost TO suffocation, followed by
sickness Of the stomach This, however, some
what abated for a short time--the cold in the mean
time becoming intense, and every thing of a ibrous
nature, thicky covered with hoar frost. II was 50
cold that he feared the gas would condense. He
was mistaken, for he soon found himself tossing in
the cloud surrounded by noise like a thousand
mill dams, and a dismal moaning. lie was hurled
up and down about n hundred feet, eight or ten
times, during a space Of twenty minutes, through
masses of ice, snow and seet. He became sick,
but was relieved by vomiting and at last was re-
leved only by the escape OF gas, when he came
down from the clouds covered with snow and ice
TO meet the peltng of a terrible shower which
falling on the earth lie escaped to the earth in
safety. lie was probibly in the centre Of the ter
rife storm, which was evidently raging the
whirling principle of Mr. Espy lie is, we believe,
the first Eronaut who ever entered storm Of
such severity.
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MARRIED.

In Guillord, On The 9Th inst by N. r. Chaplin,
Esq. MIR John " Hale of Bernardston, to Miss
Alniira H. Barber OF Guord.
In Whiingham, on the 22d inst. by Rev Mr.
Ballou, Mr William Bulkley of Springfield, Mass.
TO Miss Rosetta Cook Of Vernon
Ia Londonderry, on the 18th inst. by Rev Mr.
Hutchinson, MIR Nathan P. Savage of Cambridge,
Mass. and Miss Margaret II. Palmer of l..
>, In Whitngham, on the 18th inst. by Rev +.
Hartwell, MIR Newton Smead 10 Miss Sarah Good
now, both of w.
In Winhall, May Ilth, Mr. Nelson Cobb to Wild
ow sally Beordslry, both Of Winhall. Also, June
18Th, MIR Philander Fuller of jamaica, TO Miss
Phebe Styles of Wnhnll.
In Leyden, Mass, June l3, by Rev John Tate
Mr. John O. A. Packer of Newark, VI to Miss
Lovina Newton, OF l..
AZ Sheffield, May 10th, Hon. Thomas Emerson
OF Buffalo, N. Y. late of Windsor, VI. to Mrs Eliza
T.. Gilbert, daughter of Rev ID. w. Eastman, OF
Grmsby, (Canada)
In Gouverneur, N. Y, June l2, by Rev. s. Pom
eroy, MIR David J. Austin of Gouyerneur. TO Miss
Nancy G. Smith of Putney, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
PASSENGER TRAINS RUN DAILY. AS
FOLLOWS, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED:
4 FAVE Springfield A. NJ. and 10 Sd NJ.
H for Albany.
Springfield A. NJ. and u P. NJ. for Bottom.
Boston A. NJ. and 81 2. NJ. for Albany.
Albany A. NJ. and P. NJ. for Boston.
mail train leaves Springfe every night
at 1911 O'Clock and arrives at Boston al s A. NJ.
On Sundays this train leaves Sprinfield al Q
4. NJ, aud returning leaves Boston al p NJ,
arriving at Springfield AT u P. M.
Passengers by the evening trains from Bos-
ton and Albany may proceed directly from
Springfield by Stage to Northampton, Green
field, Brattlrboro, Hanover, Haverhill, &c.
Stages from Northampton connect with the
morning train from Boston, at Withdrawn.
Merchandise trains leave Springfield Boston
and Albany, Daily, Sundays excepted. }
Freight taken at low rates via the Canal ut
Westiield to Northampton, aud by the best
River Boats To Greenfield, BrattIeboro, Bellows
Falls and Windsor
lst class Cd class.
FARE-Smingfeld to Boston
or Albany, $500 s9.OO
Worcester or Pitisfie,d, so 100
JAMES BARNES, Sup't & Eng. r
Springfield, June u, 1913. 43
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Mr. RNrnER 81 noticed an article in your paper
of the 10th inst, signed ga housckeepcr suggrst-
ing to any of our citizens who are thrown out of
business by the revolution OF the times, TO open a
Washing and Ironing establishment
The writer says, "such a concern if rightly con-
siructed aud conducted, would be able TO do the
work for less than half what il now costs to have il
done in our houses Now, if that amt monopoly
IN capital letters. To think of starting an eso6-
llshment of this kind in opposition 10 the poor hard
working women in this village, who for the small
pittance allowed them for their laborous task OF
Washing, scrubbng and ironing, can hardly support
themselves and children from day to day, with but
small share of the comforts of life that those Ma
hobs (who complain of their price) must enjoy
The idea is preposerous.
Now If a certain class of people would save ex-
penscs OF this kind in their families let them turn
their pianos into washing implements, and call
their wives and daughters up at five in the morning
and set them to washing instead of suffering them
TO lie in bed till nine, and then Annoying their
neighbors with their ncessant humping on their
pianos, they will have cheap help and healthy fam.
lies Try it. MECHANIC.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30
DIED.

In this town, on Sunday last, Mrs Elizabeth
JOY, relict of the late Mr. Abel JOY, aged a years
In Lyme, N. ii. June 9Th, of eTysipelas, Hon.
Lyman Fitch, late of Thetiord, VI aged about 60
Judge +. was extensively and favorabiy known. in
this State, having held seats in both branches of
the Legislature for many years, been President of
the Convention to amend the Constitution in 1896
Judge of Orange Co Court and candidate for
Lieut. Governor
In Kennebunk, Me. 9Th inst Mr. Samuel Har,
aged 73. II is worthy of remark that MIR H. never
purchased or used cigar, glass of wine or other
spirit, during the whole course of his life notwtb
standing his extensive intercourse with socetv and
that he never required medical assistance ill within
few weeks Of his death
In Essex, Con- Mr. Justus Williams n respectable
citizen, aud an exemplary and worthy man-,he
vIcum OF corn doetor whose applications produced
lock jaw and a distressing death
In Swanzey, N. u. on the I'd inst of consump-
ton, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Ezekiel
Thompson, aged 10. On the I7th, Capt. William
Wright, aged 10.
aged 81
Al his residence, in Janaica on SUNDAY. the 18th
OF June inst, Nathaniel Robbins, Esq, in the 10Th
year Of his age.
Mr X. was one Of the early settlers Of the town.
and distinguished for soundness of Judgment and
P'omptItude and energy Of action. As a public
man hts wisdom, prudence aud usefulness will long
De remembered; and as private citizen, his yf.
tues will not soon be forgotten. An aged devoted
widow, seven children, and many of the third GEN
Grafton survive TO mourn the loss
Ihe Vermont Chronicle, and the Mass and N.
editors are requested 10 notice this death
In Coleraine, Mass, June ], Mr. James White a
neVoiutionary soldier and pensioner, aged S. Prin.
ters in N. ii. and ~ Y are requested, &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30
@ GROCERIES,.

OALV4N TOWNSLEX & SON,
HAVE just received large assortment of
IL n Groceries
hhds. Molasses, various qualities, from cheap
10 first quality.
hhds. ST. Croix. Porto Rico, Muscavado, N.
Orleans and Brazil Sugar.
10 barrels do. do.
crushed and powdered, do.
boxes Loaf do
10 chests and half chests Gun Powder, Old and
Young Hyson, Pouchong and Souchong
TEAS.
Is bags Old Java, Laguira, Manila, Rio and
Cuba Coffee.
bags Coffee, burnt ready for use.
90 boxes Rasins.
Rice, ground and whole Allspice, Pepper, Cas-
STA, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ginger, Curranis, SC.
And finally, every kind and quality of Croce-
rlcs ever kept at country store, all of which
will be sold cheap
June 90, IS43. a.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTRIcr OF WEsTMIXsrER, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District
Of Westminster, 10 all persons interested in
the estate Of NATHANIEL ROBBINS,
late Of Jamaica, in said District, deceased.
GREETING.
A n Instrument purporting 10 be the last
n VIII and Testament of Nathaniel Rob
bins, late of Jamaica in said district, deceased,
together with codicil thereto annexed, being
presented 10 the Court here by Loring Rob
bins and Cyrus Robbins, the Executors there
in named, for Probate; 1t is ordered BY said
Court that all persons concerned therein be no.
tilted to appear at session of said Court TO be
held at the Inn of Abner johnson in Towns
bend, in said district, on The last "Wednesday
IN July next, aud show cause, il any they NAV
have, against the Probate OF said Win, for
which purpose, il is further ordered that no.
lice of the time and place Of hearing he given
by publication in the Vermont Phunix, printed
at Bratlleboro in said State, three weeks in
succession previous to that time.
Given under my hand al Townshend, in said
district, this Goth day of June, 1913.
JAMES II. PHELPS, Probate Register.
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.HOAT.S
MORRISON PILLS.


THE GENUINE HYGEIN MEDICINE.
Accurately prepared by II. Shephard Moat,
81 New York, from the original recipe used
for many years by his late father, Mr.. Thomns
Moat, Vice President of the British College
Of Health.
Twenty years successful administration of
these celebrated medicines in Europe, and
more than ten years in the United States, have
established their high reputation. Thousands
OF both sexes, who have been restored TO health
The numerous sufferers rescued from pre-
mature deaih-and volumes of certified cases
OF cure, embracing every disease in the long
catalogue OF human misery; must convince the
most incrcdulnus, OF their superiority aud the
Fn'h 81 the Hygeian theory, resulting from
scientific research and experience; namely, that
Man IS subject TO only one real diseasc-im-
purity of the blood"
The medicines being composed entirely of
Herbs or Vegetable matter, purify the blood,
and carry OH the corrupt humors of the body,
IN manner so simple as 10 give every day,
ease and pleasure.
"Man will be born TO days of bliss, compared
10 what has hitherto been his lot, weighed
down as he has been by disease, infirmiies,
and suilerings, which no earthly power knew
how 10 alleviate, until this discovery, was pre-
scented 10 the world. The week, the feeble.
the infrm, The nervous, the delicate, are in a
lew days strengthened by iheir operation and
the most obstinate complaints are removed by
perseverance without the expense of Pl,ysi-
cian. Adapted to all circumstances and situa-
lions they are the best Medicines ever invented
Tor fan lilies, or to take TO Sea; preventing sour
Wy and cosiiveness, requiring no change Of
d'ei, particular regimen, or care against taking
cold.
The Hygeian Medicines, first introduced
INTO this country by II. S. MOat, in 1880, have
ior The last three years been prepared by him,
and the increasing sale nttcsis their intrinsic,
merit; they comprise two sorts Of Pills, Nos.
and IN single boxes ofeach at IS or SO cents;
and packets containing both sorts, at 81, 9, or
s. The Vegetable cleansing Powders, in
large boxes at 37i cts. with printed directions.
Each packet has a fac simile OF the signature
OF ii. Sheppard Moai, and TO prevent counter
ieis, are signed with pen by the district
Agent and Sub-Agent, on label Of yellow
paper.
None are genuine unless they have those
signatures and are obtained from Sub-Agents
who can produce their written appointments
from the District Agent, and whose names are
advertised in their respective districts.
II. SHEPHEARD MOAT, Proprietor.
Depot 30 canal street, New York.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail in Brattle-
boro, by BUTTON & CLARK, General
Agents, TO whom all applications for agencies
must De made. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30
HUZZ.a FOR Y.aN BUREN,

Out of sicty-sepen land receivers under Van
Buren,, sirty:fo were defaultersl three only
were found honest!!
More Of this: 1t is fact that in 1888 the
Loco Foco land officers, in and out of office,
had in their hands the enormous sum of one
million nine hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, that the defaulting loco foco Custom
House officers had in their hands the round
sum OF one million four hundred and t,oeniy-
'eren thousand, four hundred and Ten dollars,
making in all THREE MIL LIONS,
THREE HUNDRED and SERENITY
SEpEN THOUSAND, FOUR HUN
DRED md TEN DOLL.ARS!!!
These are the gentlemen who talk of two
dollars day and roast beef, and who ask for
power again.-Indiana State Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30

Wooi.-This article has taken rise among us.
ana Is now gong at % cts. for good samples, cash
The arrival of gentlemun from the East with
funds to invest in wool, has given great animation
TO The market, some $500 worth being exchanged
IN day The price still is not extravagant but
the farmers seem content long as they get cash
aud the Tariff encourages them 10 hope that cash
times will permanently return
Wesyieid, ~ Y. Messenger.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30
OST.

Am Elliot Street, on Saturday last, a Wal
Sblei, nearly new, containing one three dollar
bill, and over one dollar in silver. The person
who may have ionnd said wallet, will confer
FAVOR upon The subscriber, by leaving il at The
Democrat Office, and shall be rewarded for his
trouble. 6. Il. FULLER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30
TAILORING.

GENTLEMEN wishing to have their
~ Clothes put up in good shape will please
call at the subscribers shop in Gnillord, Green
RiUer, aud try his skill, II they see fit. lie
hopes TO receive full patronage.
90 CUTTING done in good shape, and
warranted.
N. b. Look out for Cabbage.
VIM. T.. NILES.
Guiliord, June 20, lS43. s4w49