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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
C. BRINCkERIIoFFs

Il iiE pTopTieeHs dcscs sfVrress fact tIa lis
fuedicnis sauahie 20 MORE fhau carry ING ont
wha hc recommends " Cor A. tir instance ho ls, not
hc-eufurc recommended rrJier ~ cases
~ truruu niton oHd other disrs 90 Lungs Liver
and Huroat fafghs aud Colds. hut reF-tr win use a.
letng the 81 udfc ~ iis uefis dere a. oucc thar It
y the perfect ~ effective diriuai rrcta-att8u
Ie-iinoniss grrvd the rrorrieo ing auth 70
pf cures az the ABOVE disasos ,yr Of he most as
praVaing character thaf there Wt-tadIus the "a
rrai Inference. bat exceeds poNr+. hg eject at
iia sinruariv happy Vcrcfttr eorlnaf nn aut rftse
mineral and daqcr rouIn fiur fcviscd M fhe hand
~ quarkcrr This r'edictrr Naurtts rfaud specific
e. LuRs rpiupiEfss itfotchcs vie 90 Ee di.eac a
Up cds A. nneci o unity Sid dcfergc She hrs and cr-
from the arlton % sissase vie u has rrrfpf "a
tlecrs6t 81 ~ 0icc o. she rava-,s
maj tu 'hr vuas, aud srrugtiTa aad be
uorofthc vessels. fl tt al o. rcliewc suf rientiy
~ pefiofai 81 w0nfe dics and iite effected
The Cpnsnmsffe aiioald kIaN ihs' them DELAYS arc
ffnugin viii danger, sud even DAY wasted M wore
than usses lHnlerng with leif complaint 10 dey
TIE ust 10 Nesuiate Mould lt bringing tbcfp 90 neat
cure TirtV ahidiHs senst 81 CpTif1 While under
TIE nid ard s1iuug e'ccfHai action ufth- remedy
which a. hSpl noes niescriiai h. te t.aent q h
icffoa ~ a. eusdrcf esrafe death ts au aufrt
miraculous huran tsfc Tie foiinu tun rrtti.
ea'r b ifon poetH Cmiton, $40 well known New York
chemist.
~ lave auuazri hote ~ lrsdit inc ran,i a. nfips
kefhonN Hcsih ResiOfuive aha Ntd tts IL does noi
opiumsa Ans o. ls fsrns y b c'H!lnso az vcqrf sids
C.BRiNCk ERnOFf Propric-or ~ =.
Horace EFe.cft. a. q. Arcu.
Priv sirui fla 60. ~ fludsof strrtf View YORK.
Agents fuf Nfesiinr. Do. JANIS nAK Ef AND \ \
TODD; West AIesanAcf, "a. pHYANFG JEAVEN a
- agents iH slilosi esu,S IOWA 10 Tie 8. eel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
EXTERNAL PAINS

EAIERNAb PAINS
People who ere selected With ebrmdc .iekaes. ard
uh-e ciifiitd Nfn believe tfat their PAINFUL
ehcr tah o. blow received. lad wound ~, soc,
ss W. sneea l' ,nsi'cs % only snd -iB,ty the re-
SUI OF c-c cNernal oSusrs Let ue tel ti,es, trone
ihai lhc majority 81 these would have lem ma
,sa .s' tcied 10 bfsudreths filis Ia prouf 1T ihs
we i'd uun'icr Of persons injured much IN ~. s,,
usnhef hc-e latter hsd thai Wiihiu ibe,..v,, vi,b
s,s "' ~" a,l"n Us lh, accident ssgrsva "a Tie
,an-e W N.ei suuerinEs. ~ pusgiuE with Ilrsnlosl.
who's tuuluts were telier condition
a CASE IN COEROBORATION
gentcuiau Walking oae day al = pr.,iy ,,,,,.t 49,,
pn' Pr 'A upon piece ororsuec PEA aud f.'l leayi.
~, ~ 4, a, Iir cru ard hsud Icing estended had
saii'n % uc white s's'od. lui sion reiun., ,'.,
~ sg '''i pe"'ise isE o. She ecIfe 81 tie stsfsn
4 ts ~ . NOV lfofluced tcuilie rang Thi. s,,
enan ihoc stood Tie bgalsod of cufiRe dfs-e ard .t,
t y Pc aiiss fnii ~ ale ioty and fr,oiesius
otN. l Wficf ~ rouef, ioi he had tsr,.i 81 =
s,se ~ .s 90 u.s. lifting ifpnk soiusi on, ronss ~
gse i'e esH as.,. e, Use psin tes,isa a. BIZ
/ },Pi 90 itd. The Fsst tou, a. Tie snsiiss e',fi,
lh'W lim 10y" uc greatest agouY rl,o art,.,,, l Z.
present Yves iiai the uau lad tsdl, .iy.,r ' =. A
isl slelr w's 'i'c cause 81 hs panis .itusiar Ne
~ 80 ~, s2n!sfy id,s ilc represented ths, va.
aga ibs ihe iihiur az ans pounds could not h. G esss
. y. lii, ahd 'hai q va safey Caused q, ti,s
iei iie bed been isiorc affected 3, rl,s,,,,st,r go,
~ enfih be- c"neruind 10 tsks ten ~
BRANnREfif'a Pills
Ihe same day be greatly relieved aud BY t.ti,.
G,s,'. ~ y ,es va. goe sursd Nov reiufD ~ ny
Wa now in wa tte result pffiie fan tist a., ~.
iit, eeafff Gus y bed. and therefore if te.i 10 f,
'me secondary cause. The pain MAJ q com. A. ~
gu. Ni.irh hss acted nuu the impure sed eor,ynt
'"'. "heh - tlie s,eondErY nf the pa,p az.
49, f"nsf'i 80 ~ spfst tisise Hnns,rs no.. 80.
/ 49,, t.V'd hpoh tse piare VII the inlurt = sts
80" '' Hlsi We Wefefufe went 10 ysgrk L. l,.tfl-
j W '.l- d" dHseasif and u We hruf daer taf,,e ~
4"" iin cess and touk ~ ihai lime tef, III r. !,
19t Naih 90 uir fourth day De- eearns.d ,r,,,,'
wv. iinNif pnifid and cuffodiua ifuu,.srr .fs
/ .It "'n EHplnsc Do had i-.ra bis,f 1r l.s,l..,i
10y Co. II .pt. s' afpiIrafIaus. bel would have ~ al
WV 'i we hutuHis Csc fsrf ana f.f,.s.. -. ~
% st'9 i'' iii, have kuuo.u to., ,,.s,,t "-i o.
/ ~ p" ~ ~ - POP uIu'f 90 for n nsf.lf.f f ''' 'tr
/ htN ABR 60 con NrEEFrrqp
/ NJ 80 Z. cog sud re FEB the Nprtt /. -, 49,
fcie tFbe5 go 'i',' pa ave ere oftis grnuine In
..i y i.tlcl llr SHOWS tie Pls Boz of,t w. y .ie
a,NniHt bft'dfeih POLE. Every man 40. '' ~, ~,
'h, sfiiele he oilers b. uHs or fsiss pl,. Iiih'f
90 ." - '''''i"g ~ AoFAfBtHITU
As'Hi iDf ii'r fIculei1r.
49,, FASHIONABLE BOOT LASTS.
W received nom the Pes. an sssaft...,.,,. y,
fus fslhontfie Boot Lasis ii A.. ~ ssfe-i0f
IVY AfiALiEN A KNuX
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
CERTIFfcATEs fNnrPsrtuovt,ts


TlFr Received r. tlc finie Ff0,o al a 1 rom .t.
~ follow mn Trrflf Etfrar-s
ffolie ENifaa ofVeeaHa vf.fft. r.t,..t 80 f,..
Do fsfcHouiy H.. u.i.t.c.
~ AIFHiouJac 40 $1,000
% Nmrf d.,
Do ftrFHHIunt
A's1a rrrr taTrfv n Har rIr rot.-sl. So.
'''if ir'h ffa iuoih HusLrs a. sufl5
nv IhEi tnMF-iul0 fsrfs of .nte.r,,, 49,.
- - .ir... InFf ...r.I.I r t.a g.,, 800 .. IVY
-. w." stie'i. Nht0lHs. Ns and iar .,.s 70
ALNpli. HtKBOrR go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

u W received nnni TIE Eafi. tn aaso,t..s..t y, -
. lHs iathiontite Boot Lass, al tt sian, .f ~ 4, y 4
wy AtLALiEN A. KNuX
y hbLe NAENiSi ofs superior qasit, fir.,i,t.
tiAls HAkEH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
A POSITIVE AND RNIhNENT CURE
FOR RrrrurAriSM

AND ALL NEJtNOlS COMPLAINTS.
What longh " ,rsi.- n'sy not b. esp'0inci
since their .-rrErrs are duly asceraincd,
Let us.s vriurinn. prejl're snd pride
l-ssnrc mankind to fei the n.csns aside:
Means winch. tho simple. q ~ ltcsycn dc.irne
To AileNtsi tie IL Of human kind'
A A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
CA.UfIoN

81 The great celebrity aed success ~ fsese srfje'e
h"r t"n.fl tWuio tr runn'efcfei hy tfHprlns io 90
SUE. pf"Nhr aeetns ;mpazti0n. Da rnfitftr ts.
ii "Nf -uifp5zed aFsui ln cash cifV a co. niou NJ,
"l) Agent iH " heslinE d 1AAlFk BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
y. IT. HATs FnoW en- So no 80 40

iIssi.F @sniire stfsp Tsi viii 80. ~ ~ y.
.,ti 'i.f Gle. 'li.i.rni boz tiss rlfg ~ l.elef
n4...s II 4, ~ 90 srofd 90 rets Nst 49,. =, Z.
Is'. Wire end Blsek iFooi p-.. 49,, wlih p,ssed
~. zee. i"zshef u0 sisr.s iSf er 60 ,'is'
tei.i y ..i.n ~ ~ che1p snd ~ tei.,ss,
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sod m Wheeling ~ PRYOR A. rNi'ii
CRt NhAt'k VIZ. prn-vtsts -, A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

W. N,lN BLIND fAf ~ ...1nst .s,.,..s 4, -. u =
~, =, ,. ~ .Siow Billed rssE rfgss.rsrs, ..sss<
go 4 ,htNbtA.. WAkhfif h 4 40
Ho' ifi Msin sifrci. IS hosilss Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

MI HhoeANt VENEER just received 8 s,-,. -
s-s4 Mahogany Nehcsfs snd for al 49,, ~, - ~
l4' Man street Wheeling. Virrsnis e"'" -
scP y MENDRI UARRouo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
TOBACCO.

10 BOXES ~ lump tobacco
$3.50 - ioaes Russell 4 Rohinson's C,oifrrss. 3,
DO Hunt 4 WsTd's s. Tobacco
3 20 loitier'sSgun y do
10 DO loH do
jeI9 AZ PAxro,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

II III sutseet thapkn for former fayors aoileiis an
those wanting thing n his line, 70 SEQ I'm fe.rs
tsrrhssius eseNiasfe. kls ~ 10 rr~rty,,,~
Pee ini OF ~ Ne various knds VI oraored With
together WIN bic former stock, Ia win sei al 80, -
cerrare, allow hg him siay wages Tor working I.h
new ,. 90 hand ard making MANTLEs MONIinRNTs
- -, '',Np a"a Foot of vafots sizes and nattes~<,
49, ~ tt' 'sn pef cent cheaper than In PHtshs.sh Or
,, htrugi tlc Post ofhee a,y o. oar Gem
"" o'ses thankfully received aud protnTstly
s W; Ny johcostng SIS eaies tr lettering
| ,mtN III J RoHAk MafblsA Fscesione Worker
al. Mind Tie Cd stand. Ne -, Lower end ofMarkst
N'' " i''s'his' va b5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17
NaarrtfO.

Al the Green River House, Guillofd, Sept 7h, by Will
lard Martin, Esq, Mr. Luke Gates. o Leomnster, 10 Miss
Maria l. Simonds, uf Buokland, Mass
AT the Nermont House, Sept z, by Rev n Willis, Mr.
Leland Parkhurs,, to Miss Mary NJ Dunieon both of
Townshend.
In Dover on the slh inst by Rev D II Ranncy. Mr.
Cyrus NJ Cook, Of Vernon, 10 Miss Danha II Pratt Of
Wardsh0ro
At Newianc, on the 10Th inst, by Rev WIN II Hodges,
Mr. Nal Bemis, tn Miss Susan Oak, both vt Athens
In Guliord Sept ~, by Rev +. H. Smith, Nj John w.
Tburber, and Miss Lestiua l.. Hines, both Of g
Also, Sept ID, Ivy the same, Mr. Charles Clishee, and
Miss Alsrna c Fcssenden, both Of G.
At Vernon, Vt, BY Cyrus Washburn, Esq, 9Th ult, Mr.
Stephen Brown to Miss Mariah Fleming both of North.
field, Mass.
At the place, by the same, 18Th ut Mr Marcus VI.
Thompson, of Prescott Mass to Miss Charity a. Vaughan,
Of New Salem, Mass.
AT the place, by the same, LIST inst, Mr. julius d
Martin, to Miss Emelinc Potter, both Of Drerhcld Mass.
At the place, by the same, Sd inst Mr. Spencer s.
Shaw 10 Miss Naomi Randall, both Of Northampton Mass.
And at the place by the same 10Th lust, Mr. vii.
liam Gates TO Miss Caroline Lowe both Of Barre Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17
JIG. SUMNER
The American Plaster,
--FoR THE CURE oF-
Rheumatism, Weak Backs, &c.

10 article the form of specific be found that has
~ afforded the amount Of relief to suffering hu-
manly in this country, has this plaster within the short
period since its introduction to the notice Of the public
Thousands who have been relieved from the most excru
alng rheumatic pains IN few hours after their application,
will bears decided testimony in their favor, can be shown
by letters and certificates received from various parts Of the
country They not only remedy for the RHEu.
but Tor all affections Of the kidnsys, Lame Bucks,
Sides &c. and in fact in n where pusters may be
with any prospect Of success these will be found operate
like charm
These Pasersare prepared by dipping fine beaehed cot
ton in the MATERIAL thereby ormng basis which renders
them much substantial than those that spread, and
put the pce Of the Poor Mans and other cheap
Plasers which brings them within the reach Of all who
need them. few trials in any community will insure
confidence.
Prepared aud sold by A. F. wHlTTERMoRE, Essex,
Conn
Also for sale by JosrrM srrrs, BruueboLoi BiIohaId
& Sawyer, Fayetteville Nathaniel Cheney, Townshend
Lyman Burgess, Grafton Jos. A. Smith, Prootorsve J.
r. Smith, Ludlow Jarus Judson Tyson Furnaeei Wheel
q Stark, Plymouth H. Clement a Co, BIidgewaler
townsend Il Blackman, Barnard j. Smith q CO., Bethel;
Jno, A. S. White Norh6eld; A. Lamson a. CO., Brain
tree and by agents generally, Throughout, the State
Sept a. le4O. am4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17
STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, S.
IN Probate Court, Sept. 10, fsl6.
The following petition is presented, to wit;
To the Hoa Probate Court foS the strict Of Marlboro
TTESRr BARRErr, Administrator with the will an
IL Il nexed, upon the estate Of PHlLlP BARRETT,
late OF Hnsdse, in the county of Cheshire, and State
Of New Hampshire, deceased, respectfully represents
that said Tesator bequeahed his whole estate TO sun
dry egaees payable 10 money, and that be owned GER
tain real estate situated in Bateboro in said district;
wherefore he prays for license TO sell said real estate,
In order 10 fulfil the intentions ofsad Tesia,or.
HENRY BARRETT, Admir-.
BratlleDoro, sept 10, 1916.
Whereupon, il is ordered, that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application al the special session thereof 10
be holden at the probate office 10 Braleboro, the ID
day Of October next by publishing copy Of the record
of said petition, with this order thereon, three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phenix, printed at said
BralIleboro, previous to said time of hearing.
true copy Of Record
9 Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17
SETH.a. MILLER.
STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of wEsrMIksr

District OF WESTMINSTER, SIS.
AT a Probate Court, held al Wesiminsfer, iciihiH
and for said District on The Ian day Of Sept, a. D..
1896
Present the Hon Elery AlIbe, Judge.
A n Instrument purpurting 10 be the last will and
IN testament OF SOPHIA WILDER, late Of Fut.
ney in said district decreased being presented to the
court here by jeremiah Ryan, one Of the Executors
therein named for probaie It is ordered by SAID court
that all persons concerned therein, be notified ap-
pear at session Of said court, be held the dwell.
log house of Jeremiah Ryan in said Pulney, on the
third day Of October A. ID. 1876, and show cause, If
any they may have, against the probate of said will
for which purpose il ia further ndered that copy OF
the record of hs order be published three weeks
cessvely in the Vermont Phoenix printed al Braille-
boro in the county Of Wndham, as soon may be.
ELLERY ALLBE, Judge
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17
Purify the Blood !
GOOdwin's Indian Vegetable
sARSAPARILLA BITTERs (!


INOR the cure Of JAUNDlCE, DYSPEPSIA, Cos.
II tveness, Bilious and Liver Complaint, Indiges-
ton, Dtowsness, Headache, Cuianeous and Scrofu-
lous Diseases, all Impurities Of the Blood and general
debility. These Buffers possess the grea, merit Of be-
ing entirely vegetable ia every component part Sar-
sapara that most nestimable root obtained from the
tropical regions Of South America has long md Justly
hern known and acknowledged by the medical world
most efficient purifier of the blood In these Bit
il forms one OF the most essential Ingredients
The virtues of the genuine Honduras Sarsapafia are
extracted on the most scientific principles, and
combined in highly concentrated form, with the
useful roofs and herbs Of the vegetable world, in
such perfect manner that their united virtues em.
bued in this preparation, brought operate upon
the stomach and bowels, producing thorough cleans
ing Of the whole system, speedily restoring il to its
wOned tone and yigor As safe, pleasant and eff
cient tonic and aperent mild and gentle efcacious
caharc, in all cases Of anguor, coslveness, general
debility, and depression Of spirits common in the
spring and summer, and in all cataneous diseases,
they will be found Invaluable cleansing tue stomach
restoring the strength, and consequently purifying the
blood.
Certificates can he shown, and references given TO
individuals tesiilying 10 very many remarkable cures
by taking these Biefs. Ia one word try them faith
fully, and il not satisfied the will be refunded.
Prepared only by GEO. c. GOODWIN, No. 76
Union Street, Boston.
The fio'eiHg list If agsnis for me sale Of Good.
ioiHs Indian Fsg,tgs and SaTsaparda Bitrs aad also
IF DR.. k'ursdgc Grssn Nrrs and a. OiAiusnf
AGESTs.-Brattlrborn, BUTTON CLARK
Puiney p r. Chandler & CO.; Bellows Falls, Nichols
Watkins; Chaflesiown, 5. Tufts.
And by most Of The respectable dealers IN Medicines
in Vermont. 26w4
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Dtt0

In Halifax, Aug l7lh Elyra onecta, daughter Of Mr.
Nathan and Mrs Sally Learnard aged year and FIVE
months.
In linsdale, 18th inst, Charles Blake son Off w. and
f. II. Hunt, aged Ia months. Ofsuch is the kingdom OF
heaven"
In Wilmington Of yphus fever, on the evening of the
9th inst, Mary Jane Wilson, daughter Of Dea John &
Wilson, aged l6 years Also, the 9Th inst Of typhus
fever, Lucius Emerson Wilson, OF Den John G. vii.
son, aged 20 years.
In Woodofd, the o5lh ult Charles Edward, aged 4
years and months also, the Ord inst Eunce Jeanette
aged years and months also, the 4th inst Sarah
Cornea. aged year and months-children of William
Z. and Cylinda Park.
In Warwick, Mass Of dyscntery, Sept 9th Charles II
only child OF John ind Mary C. siearns, aged year and
ten months
And hast thou gone and left u.s.
Thou fair but fragile flower
It's Jesus has beren US
BY his almighty power
Like the laid on thy BOSOM
Just bursting into bloom,
From parents thou art taken
And laid within the tomb.
And though thy parents miss thee,
The hand they still do bless
That took lhee from all sorrow,
And brought thee home to rest
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17

Loss U. s. Sur TRrxroN.-The U. S. Ship Trux.
ton lost off the Tupan river 1870 miles northward of
Vera Cruz, on the 18th ult
appears that Captain Carpenter, of the Truxon, wish
ing get his vessel the shore protect boats
while their obtaining provisions employed a
Scoichman, whom he had taken out of small Mexican
prize to pilot him, but who, from design accident
him aground this the 10 inst On the 7th, with
the exception of Lieut. Hunter and boats crew. she
abandoned by the officers and men, sixty in all who
rendered themselves 10 the Mexcans
They Hospitality received, complimented with a
ball. and left the day, with guide Of four men, for
Iampco, about 100 miles further north. Lieut. Hunter
and his boats crew put To sea- captured small Mexican
schooner and down the coast to Antonio de Lzardo
Thus only two officers Lleu,s Bergman and Hunter and
about twenty men were saved.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17

STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN-Loss OF LTE.-The steamer
Excelsior, plying between New York city and Coxsaeke,
blown up Thursday evening last, just she
leaving the wharf at New York. killing and scaldng
al of her and passengers. She Immediately took fire
from the effects oil the explosion and hoated down the river
at the will of the elements running afoul of soop at
Choir in the stream, and setting her fire. which, however
was exingushed She was finally secured by another
steamer and carried to the Jersey Shore where she
burnt TO the waters edge There about fifty passen
gers on board Of whom killed-named William
Slauson-and another wounded Two Of the boat hands
commenced running last June The Of the explosion
was not known.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17
Presenl EIlerY AIIhe Judge.
Brighton Market-MOnday, Sept. I.

Al market 267O Beef Cattle including 500 Beet Cattle,
yokes working oxen 81 Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep
and Lambp aud about 1850 Swine
PricesBeef Csille--First quality $685. second do.
800; third do 400 4,50.
stores-sales Of Yearhngs at $3.50 $3.50, aud 50
years old 81 a TO- and 81 for very choice
Working Oxen-Saes made at S52, 50, 6362, and so.
81, and 40
Sheep and Lambs-Dull Sales Of lots at $l,3I, 81 49,
81 SO S213, and 2,75.
swne-Old Hogs l2. shoais at wholesale, 3 9 for
Sows and l2 for BaHows, At retail from to and ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17

The Court of Common Pleas for this county now in
ssssian-Jndge Woods presiding.
The principal trial thus far has been criminal prosecu.
ton the State Ira Wetherbee Of Chesterfield, indicted
for sitting FIRE TO his premises with intent to defraud
the Cheshire Mutual Fire Insurance Company. These
consisted Of an upright house, large barn, with 20
tons Of hay, a smaller harm she'd &c The insurance
amounted 10 aboni 800 The house at the time
euped by Mr. Bradley Mead-Mr Welherbee having previ-
ousy SID of his personal estate on the with the OBJ
ec of changing The mode of carrying on selling let
ling it, Twelve Jurymen Of panel of26 selected by
the respondent Of Mr. George Pierce of Wesmoreand was
appointed foreman. The preliminary proceedings com.
menced Thursday evening, and the examination Of wit
nesses Friday morning-ihe Court House crowded,
the case has excited considerable interest Mr. Gushing of
Charestown assists the State Attorney, and opened the
case Mr. Chamberlain connected with Col. PIERCE Of
Concord opened for the respondent The examination Of
witnesses for the State closed noon on Saturday The
evidence the respondent closed Monday evening
As go press TUESDAY Col Peirce addressing tie
jury who will get the for consultation in the of
the duy-a perfect jam, but fortunately N W breeze has
sprung up-Kesns Sentinel.
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ANOTHER VOICE FROM MAINEl
Wuldoboro, Me-, July 80, IS45

Dear Sir:
Having experienced great benefit from your inval1a.
bic medicine, feel it my duty and privilege TO lei Inc
world know what il has done for me. Possessed Of
strong constitution naturally had enjoyed perfect
health previous TO the spring Of ls4S, when ! was
troubled with difficulty in my left side, attended with
considerable pain. Sometime in July was violently
attacked with a cough, which continued until iall;
then confined TO the house eight months, during
which time my cough very severe. frequently
had spells Of coughing which lasted two hours; daily
raised large quantities Of disagreeabe matter, accom-.
panied with blood. Sometimes raised quart oil
blood at time. | consulted three physicians, all Of
whom did their best TO restore me; gave ne up; said
they could do for me; il was impossible Tor me
TO live but a short time. One of them said my lungs
were gone. At this critical mUment when eminent
physicians htd exhausted their skill, friends despaired
Of my lie, my own hope Of recovery at an end, re-
sorted TO DR.. Uistar's Baisam Of Wiid Cherry.
When had taken one and half bottles these severe
spells of coughing were removed continued taking
the Basam until Spring, is44 when ceased TO bleed
al the lungs my health and strength improved so that
left the house, but not able TO work for year..
Now my health is good. | am able 10 do days work
every day on my farm. JAMES COMERf.
Witness THOMAS BENEER.
For particulars see DR.. Wistar's treatise on Con.
SUMPTION To be had of the agents.
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Bralleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17

Died at Braeboro, w. the 9th nst 1t Colonel GREEN.
LEAF DEARBORN of the Army the United States He
menced his military Lieutenant Of Artillery, in
March, 1872 and served with distinction during the with
Great Britain and in that with Seminole Indians BY his
devotion the duties of his various commands, his uniform
recde Of conduct and his long aAd merorous services
garrison and in the field in all the various grades Of officer
10 that of the rank which he bad attained when he died he had
acquired the confidence Of the and the high respect
of his companions arms well all classes Of bis fellow
citizens throughout the country, who knew him.
husband father soldier and cltizen he presented
admirable illustration Of those exalted principles virtues aud
that honorable bearing officer and gentleman, which give
lustre o the human raoe.-[ Boston Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-17

During squa Tuesday afternoon last, sail boat
was discovered in Boston Earbor, upset, with two
clnglng 10 her They rescued, and stated that no
other person in the boat On returning the sail boat
to pick her up, the body of female found who had
evidently fallen from the boat The Coroners inquest
dered verdict of accidental drowning but that she might
probably have been saved had her situation been
cealed by the One of the had been arrested
but was discharged on the rendition of this verdict