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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14


Not rich, but Generous. correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia Native American
writes as follows:
"The last time was in Boston, in pass
ing down Hanover street, below Fleet,
saw hearty son of Africa sitting on pile
Of wood Just sawed, and eating, apparently
with keen relish, some fragments Of bread
and meat, which had just been given him
for his work. should probably have pass
cd him without further notice, had | not
been struck with the appearance of woman
who was standing little distance from him,
aud watching his operations with eager in
tetesf She was white woman, dressed
in the thin garb of poverty, who in spite Of
her emaciated and care worn countenance,
looked like one who had seen better days.
Curious TO know what interest she could
take in his movements, l stopped moment
to watch them.
The wood-sawyer noticed her fixed look,
and asked her what she wanted
Pointing to his meal, spread upon the log,
she replied, Il have not eaten so much as
that these two weeks
well sit down here and take bite said
the kind hearted negro, although 1 aint
rich, 1 am generous
With tears in her eyes, that seemed just
before already sealed up from weeping, she
drew near the humble table. did not in
terfere to deprive the wood-sawyer of the
pleasure Of accomplishing his generous act, (for
generous il ,oas in him to share his only
meal with another) but after privately slip
ping piece of money into the poor wo-
mars hand, continued my walk.
But could not shut out the scene from
my thoughts, and the words of the African,
not rich but generous kept ringing in my
ears. What must man have been in his
best estate, thought l. when degraded as he
is, human nature is so full Of kindly sympa-
thies! But if riches consist in the means
OF happiness, what fund of wealth has
man, whom God has blessed with sympa-
thising heart; for where is there greater
happiness than in blessing another Many
a man that prefaced his snmptuous dinner
with a long grace, found no richer blessing
at his table, that day, than did the wood
sawyer upon his log
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14
Trnsses and Abdominal Supporters.

nOCT. SPAULDlNG has for sale the above
- instruments, made by J, W. Phelps, of
Boston Mr. Phelps received the highest pre-
MUM on these Instruments at the Mechanics Fair,
held in Boston, on the 10th Sept. lS44, and thew
were pronounced to be the best in use
Brattleboro, Feb. 10Th, 1916 tf26
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

A shrew having threatened her husband
with "blow up" "My dearest blossom
said he, "commit your remarks to paper,
and read them to me-"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14
Relative Decay Of the Sexes.

Decay in the male sex is much more rap
id than in the female. In three years end
ing June 80, 1910, the total number OF
deaths among males throughout England
and Wales was 5lS 1000, while the deaths a.
mong females were only 499, 05S, giving the
excess of male deaths in three years, oil 49,
g4S. Alter this statement, il cannot appear
surprising that the number of females in any
country should notably exceed the number
of males. At the present time, in London,
there are $4,000 females to S7S, 900 males,
or an excess Of $4,000 females. Coupled
with this fact, and obviously depending on
It, is the superior longevity of the female
sex. There died throughout England and
Wales, between first July, 1899, and Both
June, 1910, 4,247 females, aged S5 and up
wards; whereas ofthe same age there died
only 3,954 gentlemen, leaving what is call
ed in the city balance in favor OF the old
ladies of l,293 Among the females who
died, II had passed the age Of 100, but on
ly 40 males There are only three diseases
common to the sexes, which carry off more
females than males; they are consumption,
cancer, and dropsy. The deaths by child
birth form but very small fraction Of the
mortality of the female sex. The proper
tiou is only 8 per 900 of the total mortali-
ty; and as half million Of children are an
nuaIly born in England and Wales, and
scarcely 5000 deaths take place in child
births, so there is only one death to ITO
con6nements The researches Of the regis
ter-general have brought to light some sin
gJlar results with reference to the proper
lion In which acute diseases affect the two
sexes In the zymotic tribe the uniformity
is quite extraordinary Thus out of 8, 1914
persons dying Of measles, in 1910, through
ont England and Wales, a l43 were males,
and 1851 females, difference Of only %.
Again ont of 1852 persons dying of scar
let fever in the same year, 1897 were males
$685. were fcmales-a difference of only 8.
On the other hand it appears that out of
14.S06 dying of pneumonia, SLIT were
males, and only 6,629 females. Out Of 49,
757 dying Of commissions, 12,6S9 were
males, and only l0,0S0 females The SUI
perior value of female life, which this and
all statistical considerations tend to prove,
and which our insurance Offices, by their
variation of rates acknowledge, is not al
tributable to any difference in the original
construction of the body, for man is built of
stronger materials than woman but first to
the smaller demand made on the vital power
during the middle period of life; secondly
10 the healthier condition and temperature
of the female mind and thirdly to the less
er amount of toll and anxiety which in
highly cultivated country falls to the share
Of wonien.-Dr. g. Gregory.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14
Hard Ware Goods.

WTILLISTON u TYLER have Just received
w new assortment of
Circular Saws, Wood and Bow Saws,
Hand and Back Saws, AIDES, Broad Axes,
Hammers, Chissels, Gouges, Turning do,
Spoke SLAVES, Squares, Coach Wrenches,
Plane Irons, Saw Sets, Bits aud Braces,
Augers, Oil Stones, Rasps, Files, Plyers,
Bed Screws, Bevils, Screw Drivers,
Composers, Brass Casters, Trunk, Chest,
Door and Draw Locks, Trunk Handles,
Butts, Screws, Tacks, Brads,
Pen and Pocket Knives,
Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, Spoons,
Sad lions, Tailors lroas, Steel Yards,
Cattle Cards, Iron Traps, House Bells,
Shovels, Spades, Trace Chains, Shoe Thread,
Irvine, Cordage, Kid and Binding Skins.
AALso--
fresh supply of Plated, Timed and Japaned
Saddlery and Harness Trimmings.
February H. 6w25
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

ELOoR Boards, Clspboards, warranted
N heart and common Shingles, in anv Guam
itty, for sale cheap by ISAAC CIRCUIT.
Putney, April so, 1914. 81
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NEW GOODS.

H. WHEELER has Just received small adj
~. dltion To his stock of Fancy and Staple Goods,
which he offers cheap for cash produce, or un-
doubted credit.
Feb. 25, 1915. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

attleboro--DUTTON &
CLARK; Bellows FaIls--Norman Harris;
Londonderry-Stowell and Hill; Windsor-A.
Il II. Wardner. e6wI6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14
SUGARS. sc.

NEW crop Sugars and Molssses, Souchong and
u Young Hyson Teas, Coffee, Shells Almonds,
English Walnuts, winter strained Lamp Oil. Just
received for sale by WILLdSTON 81 TYLER
Feb. 90 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-14

For the removal and permanent cure of nil
Diseases arising from an impure state Of
The Blood, or Habit Of the System.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
THERE is HOPE.
Tor the Consumptive. for those

THERE is HOPE
FOR the Consumptive, for those
who afflicted with .4sthma
however much and long they may have
suffered, for those who laboring under
long continued and tedious Coughs, Shorfness
or Difficulty of Breathing, PAIN tn the Breast
Side, Bleeding Of the Lungs and other Of Fatal
Pulmonary Dseases-Dr. Foser's
OLOSAONIAN,
"a splsbx pKA ISb EAhiNg EEf.ry,. BALsAM, AtStn,
been tested in hundreds Of and by than twenty
years expeence II has submitted the faculty and has
been used and approved by themand is offered with the
greatest confidence all who may be afflicted and who need
its healing properties.
aDAp HrrpEn,or 60 Lagh street was reduced very low
by tedious Cough and raising Of Blood He had various
remedies Offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
The hope Of relief Although he had and night
sweas bottle of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
health
Gsoncr HAYS relieved by bottles Of the Oosa
onan although weak the lime he commen eed that
he could scarcely walk He cougbed ince,santly His di
Guilty Of breathing such that he could walk only few
rom the commencement o his using the medicine he walked
with ease down TO the office and IN x weeks ne was so lar
stored at to be able To attend TO his busssss again
f. LaBAN ESQ., SO Pike street crd Of Asthma by half
n bottle. He had laid down in bed for than
months lie has had Of the diseasenow
Mrs ARcHBALp, West street. cured Of Asthma, of
four years standing by half bottle and declares be the
medicine world She had used various other
dies without the least benefit
Hundreds of might be given TO prove its efficacy
Try n you afflicted and yoa will be satisfied that
regret having used it, and entirely tut aht the dis
which is present threatening your life.
For sale the Principal Office, LOG Nassau street. door
above Ann. jail re
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

FIRE About O'Clock, the Phoenix steam saw
mill, situate Fig Island opposite Savannah,
was discovered 10 he Oh fire. The alarm given
but before assistance could reach the scene the mill
paneing machine attached together with quantity Of
sawed lumber was destroyed At the time the fire broke
out the fog was so thick that the flames could be
ly be discovered this side Of the river The m
owned by MIR. George Newhall. widow Bird and chill
dren, Joseph Baldwin and Dix Fletcher and insured
Tor $40 900 $4,000 in the Hartford Insurance Company
and $4,000 10 the Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford
The planeing machine belonged to Dix Fletcher, and
not insured The total loss is estimated from Is
$4,000 When the fire first discovered. II
distance from the fire room Viii leads the belief
it was the work OF ncendary. This is the second
mill burned from the same site.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

THE WESTERN RIVERS. The river opposite has
commenced swelling slightly. 1t rose between
two and three inches during Wednesday night. The
Cumberland river had fallen at the latest dates Eve feet
reported the shoals The steamer Boreas down
yesterday from Keokuk, reports the Upper Mississippi
rising; at the mouth OF the Des Mones rise report
ed OF three feet The bernian reports but
five and half feet water the principal bars between
his and Cairo 81 Louis RereHe. Feb. ~.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

"A.
THE INSTINCT mammals, direct opposition the
Of teaches them what productions
discovery %
Ea's + Rsa
cacy which intellect through the medium scientific research
o % % diseases
Soss q al o. 40 III
ssmdhs well HaSw1 specific held M g Be- nibs in is
gs.ted proved useless Sands sarapara IN number
The following ssI,hests. recently received will be rad
Assno p%p's' ~n'H 'a''''s' "'''0a' snA,ss 's 'n'
MEssRs. A. B. d. .sAsps:-
nss 01 ,ms w o% .Gs % S aa aid
break in ulcers until about four years ago large swelling
sa1 aa Ss o%
% oa SC s.e az C.
sumber Of on my snes and bStom Of ny feet Ny su
been under he care Of physicians. iodine
f.ss s sHs oss n'f %
sarsrsra My ,orss assumed more healthy apperranese
iqa Sa1. now q Ny
are all healed and my than " q s:, ssp for
ns s%w T % hays %y
husband ~'ss ssn.s Ssi' been rvrrxR
sh.ey testify the ruth Of Z, ass': .!:,ss, ;;ss
The following intc estiug mast C nmens itssft the
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPAk1LLA.
speak expemensily when that this medicine Is "a
effective in the OF chronic acute than
any other preparation have tested Having endured
suffering times within the last five years. from repeated
attacks Of na have recently used Sands
Sarapaa with the happiest My health Is now bet
than has been for many months past appetite good
and strength rapidly returning attribute this healthn
change entirely the OF this potent medicine Feeling
deey sympathy with those who afflicted with this most tor
meang and painful complaint c,unot refrain from most ear
nestly such the OF this valuable specific
Having the most entire confidence the medicine AID skill OF
Dr. Sands induced thereby the effects Of their Sar
many Others commendatory Of individual properties,
known TO and unsolicited by the Messrs Sands
CHARLES DYER, Jr,
.#. Druggist and Apothecary,
aa 40 and ~ Westminster st Providence H. l..
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of it,
rior value and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
gratis Of Agents. - Is".l1
Prepared sold wholesale and retail and for expoaton by
A. b. & ID. SANDS, prugglsI,
70 Fulton street, Ts Broadway, n East Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING. MARCH g. lS45
To my Swateheart!

YOU'RE broth of a crature,
In form and in fature,-
It's myself that now tells you the same;
And sure, by my troth,s
III not ba very wroth,
Hyou1i piaize me by changing your name.
What swate little wife,
As partner for life
My dsrlnt, tis you might be living;
And Pm jst the boy,
To wish you much JOY,
When your heart it's to me you'll be giving.
I'm half dead-botheration.
With sad conformation
OF your flirting it is that Pm spaking;
so plaize to be thinking,
When you're winking and blinking,
It's my own honest heart that you're braking.
The divil haper,
Will stand Of a caper,--
'Twould kill me to hnd you decaivng;
BY my sowl and I'd die,
And that same ia no lie,
Before I'D be kilt by my grieving.
Then spake but the word,
My nate little bird,
: That you're niver mans but mine;
And straight to the praist,
It's my silf that'll haste,
To make you my spate ,voLantinYi
TEDDY MCGOWAN
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
HAVE YOU A COUGH Z

DO not neglect it. Thousands have met premature death
ior the waat Of little attention to common cold.
HAVE YOU COUGHf-Dr. Jayne's Expecorant, safe
medical containing poisonous drugs and used
an extensive oT several Yeas, will most positively
consumption which annually sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of the oung, the old the far the lovely and the gay.
Have you acough-Be persuaded purchase bottle Of e
Nxpectorant tn. ay--to-morrow may be too sts
Haye coughf-Jayne ~ "sctoran 10 the only remedy
you should take to cure you for nplan
Of the thousand where h used il failed TO ne
lieve.
Prepared and sold by Dr. Jayne 20 South Third street PHI
Iadelphir sold BY the agents A. d. Sands Druggists
No 10 fulton street, 2lJ Broadway, and II Eat Broadway
ja2s imsm
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

II the 22d ultlmo, ays;-"A hosule meeting be-
tween two gentlemen Of high standing from Miedge
vile, Ga, is expected to take place Monday next,
he Alabama side of the Chatahoochee river this
city One OF the belgerants has already arrived in town
With hl friend and the other is probably in the neghsor
mood We understend that effort Is making by sons
citizens reconcile the PARTIES but apprchend
the nature and long continuance OF the difficulty be
tween them will be without success Rumor says they
fight at the very short disence OF feet II
he affair will doubtless be bloody one The parties
aooye refarred 10 tsays ihe Savannah Republican, are
Col A. ii. kenan and Gen. j. w, A. Sandtord.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

of the greatest discoveries Of modern
sciencet oil all the many compounds put forth
for the cure of diseases which afnict human
ture, not one remedy can Re named, which has in
with the public and has performed such miraculous and
which has merted and received much euogum from the ia
Guilty and Others this justly celebrated remedy Daily
learn from sources Of that have been affect
ed in Cougn, Colds, Asthma lnfuenza Bronchitis Splitting
Blo9S Liver Csmpn Pain in the Side and Breast Rising
Nervous Debility, Broken Constitution, from the abuse
Of calome and other causes, and Consumption which
has bafed the skill Of eminent medical practitioners,
when invaid@ were given up as hopeless, by hay
jig ana .ha me- nays
TOT certificates Of which would astonsh
lily itself they made known the world To those who
are afflicted with the above Diseases this medicine
ar trial yeu will then be convinced this is miserable
tive powers stand alone and equalled by none
CAyrIoN-Fom the great popularity Of this medicine per
have been induced offer spurous article with the
name of Wild CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious
ask for the original and only genuine preparation from this vau
able
Or, Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Principal
Office w Of 9th and Race Philadelphia Agents
DIR w MlIor, of Broadway and John street. New
York; r. A. Sands. 1888 Bowery, New York T. b. Warner
ao5 BleekeT street. New Yok Havland Co.. NJ York
s.: s. Louis Wm Thorn Pittsbag Higman, Cincin1sii
27s Broad Newark, III John s. Harrison, Salem Mass
II Pierce stanwix Hall, Maiden Lane, Albany N. York;
Backus y Bull Troy n York; spsldng HarIngton Wor
dss buffalo n z; Grant Backee, Poushkep.e york;
2, Q. Woodman Xicksburg. Miss; 4 j. Brewer Spring
field, Mass; Hall Co, Boston, Mass; e. s. Holden
East Boston, Mass RANSOM Stevens, Boston. Mass; p M
Cohen & CO.. Charleston s. e. jas 11*rc
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
$1,000 ID r ATHS BY CONSU MPTION, !,
Would perhaps be a small estimate for the rapages
Of this dreadful disease in a single year;
then add tie tearfl li catalogue Of those
cut off BIZ Inflammation Of the
Lungs HemorThage, Asthma,
Coughs, Influenza, Br0n-
chitis and other

THE LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the list would appalling proof of the fatality
these two classes of diseases.
But important know that nearly all Of this
of human life might have been prevented by timely Of
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
The greatest remedy discovered by for all diseases
the pulmonary produced by cold and changeabe
climates Scores have come to our knowledge WHERE
the patient had been die by consumption beyond
the reach of medical aid but who, by the Of this Wild
thery Bsam have been speedily restored to complete health
sister Of well known clergyman recently left the school
attending being advised that she die
to her home wishing spend her few remaining
with her friends By she induced take WIS.,
ars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, by which she entirety cured
short and returned TO her school with light heart and
cuars of this and other remarkable will be Cheerful y
given. Many the dng physicians Of this city
and Brooklyn give this Basam their unqualified approval
why 'S"ala hsy hrsd eeyRssy ThsTf
being formed from chemical extracts Of Wild Cherry Bark and
Tar, smples but powerful ingredients of Natures
Laboratory All who have used this wonderful compound
cu in tesyng that it is the most efcacous remedy
known.
Principal office q Ann New York Sold also by agents
in all parts of the Union i30 fmsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
RHEUMATIC ILLS.

RHEUMATIC ILLS.
DR. COVEL'S RHEUMATIC PILLS are we'll known TO
~ be the only article which will the Rheumatism, either
inammaory chIonic and for proof Of the assertion
asks those suffering from this complaint read the fol-
lowing certihcae:--
New YoRK, December 10th, 1874.
DR. CovEI-
Dear Sr-l cannot in justice to myself and suffering hu
maniW let this opportunity without expressing graft
tude for your Rheumatic Pills have been troubled for
long time with rheumatism, and have large Of
with physicians, and have received but ng relief
This Fall was attacked very seyerelyit located in my
shoulders and wrists, which sthe wretched situation
cannot describe then commenced taking your Pills,
received mmediae relief and am entirely cured. will
with pleasure satisfy those who wish for information with
gard 70 he astonishing effects of your Pills. they wake
the trouble TO call on me. Most respectfully yours
e. W. PERKINS,
400 Pearl ST., N. Y.
We will also er Mr. Alexander Wech 83 Nassau street.
better known Sandy Wech MIR A. Petcb 76 Broadwayi
Captain Hnman- Of Green and Houston streets; and TO
hundreds of others
j. H. Mosey % John street. only wholesale and
genuine witheut hrs written signature the red label -
tached each boxPce so cents box. Also etaled ~ tins
CITY al % John streets A. Hill 2os 81; Coe 1856
sullivan irllock l7e Spring ST; Gobandep, ll Eighth
Grand, and A. b. Wheeler uaChwum jaif Imssc
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
40 SO ~ BERTY STREET

$1,000. NUF STAINB.J
DALEsME Importer and Agent for Msrp bss
swaye ON hsnd ss a;sortYent Of dnnsr and tea sets
Dessert Plates, OF all sizes assoEtcd Dishes Soup mr,ss
Covered Dishes, s'isi bowls sruit Baskets Cussrds sS3
standa. -
Also Fancy Tea Sr's and Rich Deeorased Dinner ssts
shspc.
All the s,'ss. Iv ssa4. - y tae bnst ansy ,xs ,e ts
sold on lib si tscSa, s,G "a law 70 s.,pxrchsssys
sle ensea
The New York herald., 1845-03-03


CoNNEl!s MAGICAL PAfiN AIN EXTRACTOR, cure. all
case oburn scad the vas uninured Every family
should have box q this in the house the will al
wN bs stufad 4 does not please be particular and buy
aATlsMi. tia1s GoNTR ifs ACTED CORDS Stiff Joints
mi srsa SY Ii iS Of s
scepea W invite 70 ell and he personally referred gente
the Rb,umasm by these remedies bsv are
DR sPOHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY i;f IS a Ger,
medicine that can be taken in ali cases Of heartburn
pr. MNAa's xCoUsTIC OIL has proved very success
Sass ali 'sd wha s o Ioussa %I
any WETRN
best family medicine in the world 1t is positive and
on Cosyeness person can possibly use this article
for Of the abeve compns without receiving
E rEs a ~ aFen ~ 10 crd hv M
HAYS LINdMENT, and Linz Balm cf China the money
refunded Who will now suffer with this distressing
COMsTOCK & cos sARsAPARILLA, is as pure and
strong Extract from this celebrated Root possibly be
it, being but 50 bottle 81 per Dozen the only
article that will eectually purify the from all lmpur
will find relief from it.
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE-This chemical PREPARATION will
no. iniure the hair or stain the skin in the least
pREsEEyE M and ,Bsautify h- Hair BY using OLDRIGE's
GoL"SN Isi'6.ss and Thsa
deabe Inks Pearl Powder. the hest article in use; Diamond
pETTERs MAGIC HAIR OIL, give. to tn. hair a
beautiful gloss nclnes it curl; and wholly unlike any
other OIL never soils the finest hats the least
particular that IS if any lady gentleman shall this Oil
and find these untrue their money will be refunded
CAUTiON-Remember, the above articles GENUINE
IA imrc CoMsToCK s CO.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

BREACH IN THE MIAMI CANAL.-The aqueduct
crossing Dicks creek, three miles south Of Middle
o'clock the north eastern wing and heel path falling
down This will sop the navigation south Of that place
month or more, until new aqueduct be built the
nat rials for which principally on the ground-Cin.
Gazette Feb 26.