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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
"VVMITE'S EXPRESS
We Invite the Attention

OF the public to the following home certificates and
~ recommendations in favor OF thu efficacy Of the
"Paient Gayanc Rings and Chrisle's Magnetic Flu
i'd" Coming as they do from people of undoubled
TespectabIv residing in our immediate vicinity, they
cannot fail ofdong away the mputaton of Humbug'
ESQ justly applied 10 many patent medicnes,) and Of
encouraging others TO buy who have long been labor
ing under nervous affections class oldiseases which
no medical applications have heretofore been able to
reach, but whose doubts in the efficacy Of said Rings
have kept them from purchasing.
During the last two months many Others have pur-
chased the Riggs, who inform they have obtained
relief by using them, and whose certificates that eff
feet could be procured but deem the following sui
fcent. BY information from all sources we have the
fullest confidence in the power Of said Rings and Fluid
to relieve all those whose complaints strictly
MORSE & MILLER.
To whom il NAV concern This may certify that for sev.
eul years past have been severely afflicted with the Tic
doloreuA and have been wholly unsuccessful IN getting
any durable relief by any Of the various prescriptions
commended until induced TO make trial Of the
Patent Galyanle Rings aud Chrsiie's Magnetic Fluid
kept at Morse and Miliers IN this village. had faith
IN their efficacy until tried them, but now have, II
has been about months made the trial, and have
had attack from said complaint since. Therefore, for
the benefit Of those who aboring under similar com
plants am willing 10 have my name 60 before the public
Brattlcboro, Nov D.
This may certify that have been greatly afflicted with
the Neuralgia, causing pain in the joints, and
unable 10 get any relief hefeirom, un tried the Patent
Gasanie Rings and Magnetic Fluid the OF which has
had the desired effect
Mrs E l.. CLARK
Brailleboro, Nov. g.
This may certify that have been relieved aud think
cured Of the distressing IN the head and face called the
TIC Dnofcux by the OF the Patent Gayanc Rings and
Chrisiies Magnetic Fluid, and that cheeriuy recon.
mend them to others afflicted with similar complaints
Sp. MILLER
Braiileboro, Nov. 3, ls45.
This may certify that have the fullest confidence in the
efficacy OF the Patent Galvane Rings and Chtses Mag.
netc Fluid for the curing Of the headache As
have been much afflicted with that complaint for the last
years, and unable 70 get any relief from until made
trial Of SAID Rings aud FLUID, with there
fore, recommend them TO others Tor the complaint
CHARLES HASTINGS, Jr.
Dnteboro, Nov ,, 1915
This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the nervous headache and have received great aud almost
sudden relief by the Of the Patent Gavanc Rings and
Magnetic Fluid. EMMA H. WARD.
Brauleboro Nov LIST. n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
The only successful Remedy for
the Piles.

THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, in
Il vented by DIR. Upham, distinguished Physi-
clan of New York City, (l96 Bowery,) is the only
successful remedy for that distressing complaint, THE
tE5- Mark this: il is an INTERNAL REM.
ID NOT an external application-and will cure
any case OF Piles, either Bleeding or Blind Internal or
externalj and probably the only thing that will
There is no mistake about it. II is positive cure
speedy and permanent. 1t is also convenient med
cine TO take, and improves the general health in
remarkable manner. Pamphlets, containing testmoni-
ais OF Us efficacy may be obtained of the Agents gratis
DAVID F, BRADLEE, General Agent ior he
New England States, ll9 Couri-street, Boston.
AGENTS. Brartleboro, BUTTON & CLARK,
Bellows Falls, Norman Harrs Montpelier, Clark &
Collins. -
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Single copies sf--Six copies for 50,
If a sufficient number Of subscribers be Obtained we
intend to polish sem-monthly without increasing the
price IN such case the size OF the sheet may be some
what reduced. Amer this. and perhaps The second
number, the paper will be issued puucinay by the LIST
Of each month.
10 Subscriptions reeered By the Editor.
Braitleboro, Vt. Jan. II, 1876. TIL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
F. BROWNS
sarsapariIla and Tomato Bitter,

TINHE above is correct Likeness Of person ,b,,
Il has been cured Of bad humor Of lone stand
ing, BY using BROWN'S S.4RS.9P.4RILL3a 1d
TOMATO BITTRES. Who will or can have he
least doubt but the above medicine is the be-, aree
now in use for the following complaints (afer reading
the following certfeaies) Bad Humors Dyspepsa.
Jaundee Costveness is cured BY them in a short time
after all other medicine has failed Give them one
trial and satisfy yourselves OF the truth Of the above
assertion.
BE sure and always ask for Browns as there are I'M
atons and coUn terieit articles sold, which is no more
ike the genuine (Which is prepared by Frederick
Brown) than cold water
These excellent Bitters will be found certain cure
all Of indigestion or Dyspepsia, Jaundee Los
Of Appetite, General Debility, Faintness and sipk.
Jog Of the Stomach, Lowness Of spirits, Costyeness
Determination Of Blood to the Head, Pam 10 the
Llmbs aud Side, Diarrhea, Weakness, Dizziness, Gu
taneous Eruptons the Face and Neck, Hectic
Fever, Night Sweais, Nervous and Sick Headache
Acdity Of Stomach, Bilious Affections, Piles Cosjiye-
ness and in oil diseases caused BY impur,y Of the
blood, the debility of the system or the unhealthy
state Of the stomach and bowels.
They also exceedingly elicacious in restoring
constitutions broken down by sedrniary empoymen,s
and have been extensively used by Clergymen, Edit
ors, Printers, Clerks, Seamstresses, and numerous
Others whose health had been injured by confinement
andelose application, with the happiest results. They
restore the action OF the stomach increase the guam
ty of the blood, and impart to the wan and emaca-
ted system Of the invalid the vgor and flowof true
health.
able compound-and mark this, % they can never do
the least injury TO any one whatever. %6i
They kept by many persons as a FAMILY
MEDICINE, and have been given to the youngesi
children, Of the mdness ofther operation,
with excellent effect.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.

For all Impurities Of the Blood arising from the impru.
dent Of Mercury other Tor all diseases OF the
skin and Serofuous Affections in all where the
Blood powerfully determined the head. producing dir
zness aud distress, DR.. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY IS en-
tirelv uurfyaled
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
WIN. DONNELL.
BATH, Me-, Nav 81, 1874.

mr. r Brown;-Dear Sir-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundce and Dvsnensia -, ftbc
stomach, loss OF appetite, and trouble and main from
lne least simple food, with pain in the head ana Sides
slehl cough, general weakness and debility of the
system Ai'er using number OF medicines without
omalo blters. received immediate telefirom oae
oolIe and feel gtaiifed r the great relief have re-
ceved' and would recommend L 10 ali who are sui
iering from similar disorders. "''' ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29

Invented by Dr. A. Uphan, distinguished physician Of
New York city Is the only really successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint the PILES, ever
afforded 10 the American public.
Marx this Il IL an INTERNAL REMEDY-no, an ex.
efnal application, and will any OF Piles, either
Bleeding Blind, Internal External and probably the
only thing that will There mistake about H. IL Is
positive curespecdv and permaHeat IL IL also con
medicine take and improves the general health
in a remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses st 10 cts per dose
II very mild in operation, aud may be taken in
Of the acute inflammation without danger All ex-
ternai applications in the highest degree dsagTeeabe
ineonyeneni, and offensive; and from the very nature OF
the disease, temporary their effects THIS Medicine Al
lacks the disease its source, and REMOVING THE
CAUSE, renders the CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
PuTNEY WOODEN FACTORY,

TTNHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
repair, ready TO receive wool to manufacture
shares, or by the yard the mos, favorable terms. They
have on hand great variety Of plain and fancy Cassmeres
which they will exchange for wool on delivery.
JAMES KEYES x CO.
Putney, June g 1916 Ii
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OSTRICH PLUMES.

ONE Cartoon, all eolors, elegant also, colored
" Bonnet velvets, and Ribins to match, lust re-.
ceived by G. C. HALL.
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DISAPPOINT ME NOE.

~ MN " H
A LII those who are indebted to me by Note or
~ BOOK Account Of one or more years standing
will do justice to themselves and TO me great favor.
by calling and paying me before the LIST of Feb. mex.
Money must have there is no lodging. Let This
friendly call suffice.
Halifax, Jan. Q, 1916. 90
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SILVER WARE.

SlLNER, B1ttania and Plated Ware Solar Hang
- iag and Side Lamps Brushes, Combs, Perfumery,
SHAVING soap, Razors and Razor Strops, Scissors,
KNIVES, Cards, Dice, Chessu men, Back C ammon
Boards, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books Wallets, Purses
and Purse Trimmings of every description, &c, SC.
Tor sale at ii, ID. BRACKETT'S.
Dec. 10. II
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TAILORING! TAILORING
G. II. HOUSTON

"oTLD again saw 10 the Public that he carries
w on the TAILORING BUSINESS,
Over the Store 81 C.LaWrcnce,
and he feels confident that the work entrusted to him
will be done in neat aud workmauike manner, and
not inferior TO none in the vicinity.
Bratteboro, Ma 90, Is45. tao
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THE PILES s!
a CURE ron LIFE GUARANTEED
DIR. uPHAnns INTERNAL REMEDY

FOR he Crs Of Piles haaiaaOH ef The Lirer and Spleen;
TEfamaon S0yeHess and Ueera0n n The Sgmdoh, Bgeets
Kidneys and Bladder; H,fammatory and Bseuriat Rhon.
ratisn Inynry Of Blo0d Weakness and inflammation 81
The SpiHs; and for tie Reicf n Married Ladies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
LINEN
MUFFS AND GAPS.

Moore Of those beautiful Muhs and Fur trimmed
I'VE Caps Just received from the manufacturer, and
for sale low by .,.,
Brnlileboro, Dec. %, 1915. is
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Posr orrrcI, Edgartown Mass, NAV "a, !

Mr.. +. Brown:-SIR-Will you have the kindness
TO forward me, by the schooner Energy, now in Bos-
ton, at Central Wharf, opposite Messrs Hewins 4
Fishers store, six dozen bottles Sarsaparla and To-
mato Bitters. captain Of ship bound on Cape
Horn voyage, wishes more than now have on hand
TO supply him with. therefore send this to be mail
cd in New Bedford so that you can send them up BY
the Energy. Should delay sending the order until
to-moHows mail, il would be too late TO send by the
Energy. by complying with the above request, you
will oblige
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
Yours, truly,
FREDERICK B. SHAW.

BROWN So Washington Street, Boston.
AGENTS :--Dutton & Clork Rr,,,l.ho,o. Iobn
wv, moore, Bellows Falls; H. L. Baker, Fayelte-
nnlej Jason Jason Stafford, Windham; William II, Viii
nMsms, WiIliamsyilIe; S. f, Thompson, Townshend;
ba nom Iamo Gook w. Townshend; Sumner & Bum-
f a; C.B Aldreh, No. Londonderry; Oregon Smith,
generally. D'usssS Hss"'
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INooNTEsTrpLE PROOFS
or THE EFFIC3CY or TINS B.4LS.9N IN THE
HORST FORMS or CONSUMPTION
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONYf

DR. BRAnLEE, Dear Sn-1he Hungarian Basam u.s. be-
yond all question, perfect and admirable preparation
for Diseases Of the Lungs have used il in my family
and in my professional practice for than two years,
with the uniform and entire success of
Pulmonary Disease, and oonscentously recommend
It to all who afflicted, the most certain remedy for
such diseases with which acquainted.
Yours Respectfully, FREDERIC I. STORER, ~ D..
Sac Maine Ma,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
BOOTS AND WOOD.

a. G. LAWRENCE have Just received three
~ cases Doubled Soed Boots, which they are anx-
ious TO sell for Wood or Cash, at very low prices.
JAN 6, 1916. 90
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STEAM ENGINE.

A FOUR Horse Steam Engine, nearly new for
IN sale cheap with liberal credit lorgood paper, by
june 25. Itf441 j. STEEN.
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The Green Mountain Spring.

Depoed 10 Discussion and Information concerning me Pop.
aar and Medical Lses Of Hater; to repcTt q cases q
Uater Cure Treatment 10 the NartuTe and Ednoat0H "
Children : 10 dict and Heoih.
Medical and Philosophical Communications
BY ROBERT WESSELH0EFT, NJ d.
Edited and Published Monthly at BraiIeboro, VT
by ID. MACK.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
GREAT CURE AT AUGUSTA MAINE.

DR. BRADLEE, Dear Sir II truly say that the Hun
garian Basam has been Of the infinite service me-
have been cured ofan affection of the Lungs, which
thought to be iucurable by all my friends BY the OF
few bottles One of my children also restored health
after being pronounced beyond the reach Of medical aid by
the physicians; and i, is my constant Of
any difficulty in the throat and lungs have recommend
ed thus Basam 10 great many persons, and shall
to do believe 1t to be the best thing world for
diseases Of the lungs. Yours truly.
AuFusta Nc NAV FRANCIS WEEKS
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Yours, respectfully,
SYLVANUS l.. PEASE, P. Maste

Here is another recommendation from well known
captain Of ship which sails from Fairhaven Massa-
chusetts.
Capt Joseph Holley, (of the whale ship Erie) says
Browns Sarsaparila and Tomato Brtters, are inva-
liable 10 all seafaring men. They should never be
without il. No medicine is like il, or half as good in
diseases which sailors liable to, particularly diseas
es bro't on by living long time salt provisions
have used II on my last voyage, and do know from
experience, on myself, that scurvy is almost immedi-
aiely cured by it, Take my advice, and never go to
sea without one dozen bottles of Browns Sarsapar-
lila and Tomato BitteTs, being board Of your Shin.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29

JOB WORK in Sheet Iron, Gopher and Tin don,
oy experienced workmen, in the best manner and "
iai, prices STOVES cleaned and put up. "'' u
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ANOTHER LIFE Saved


DR BRADLEg, Dear Sri take much pleasure in Civ
ing you Of the beneficial effects Of Buchan
Hungarian Balsam, my daughter, who had been for a
number of years afflicted With bad cough pam in the side,
raising ofbood, and all these pains and troubles which
tend that insdious disease, Consumption. | employed
physician who attended her long time al great expense
and then advised the consultation of celebrated physician
in neghboring town. at still greater expense, and aer
number Of visits from the advising physician and the
tnuanee for time Of the family physician he declared
he could do for her lie had done all that he could
and could benefit from H. then employed a Bo
tanic Physician tor time who seemed TO do her
good but did reach the root Of the disease then
advised by friend to try Buchans Hungarian Bassm
have used six bottles with astonishing effect II has
restored her strength cured her entirely Of her cough, and
pain the side, and she attending TO her aceusom
ed duties This may wonderful, but It is
strange than true and would advise all who have symp-
toms Of consumption to take this medicine IN season. aud
not wait ill all hope past, although this has ermn
ated so fortunately. In this | paid between and
two hundred dollars for physicians and medicine without
any satisfactory benefit while six dollars worth OF the Hun
garan Balsam has removed the disease, renewed the
strength, and brought healthy action of the system
Try it for yourselves and you win find the hall has
been told You this letter you think best and
will do good und wishing that your medicine may
benefit many as much as my daughter.
remain gratefully yours, JNO. YOUNG
Bath, Maine Feb. q, lsH.
p s. would say further that abou, five years ago. my
daughter commenced raising blood which continued at
times for three years. and sometimes very bad till about
two years, when she commenced taking the Basam The
frs. bottle stopped the raising Of blood entirely and she has
been troubled with since
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BArH, Me, May as, 1874.

MI Rrown;-Dear Sir-Having tested the val
ne OF your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters. take
pleasure to give TO you the facts OF my case for your
own satisfaction and the benefit of Others. / have
been suffering with the eryHlpelas humor in nv side,
Sauslng my hand and arm to swell very much, and to
be painful; at The time and for some time nre
Nous' nave beer. troubled with weak stomach; most
o. my lood has hurt me, and there has been singular
lal9lness at the stomach which has been increasing
siu caused me much difficulty. After commenced TAX
ing your Bitters could perceive Gradual and i'm
hedaIe relief, and would recommend it with much
confidence TO those who ATE troubled with such COM
P'a'hs' Yours, truly,
WM nnNNETT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
READ AND BELIEVE.

person Is very apt TO say, we Of course would
recommend our own medicine in preference to any 9TH
er. For fear that remark may be made Of me- have
thought II proper to subjon few certificates and let
ers from our agents. and persons that have been cured
by this most valuable medicine. The following Ger
nfcates and Letters are from persons of the first re-
spectablity, and those that are best known in The
towns where they reside. Do not take my word for
IL, but inquire for yourselves; you will find all have
said is true ] can publish hundreds, but think the
following, which have selected from different parts of
the country, are sufficient 10 satisfy any unpreudced
mind.
My agent in Bath Me-, Mr. A. G. Page sent me
the following a lew days since.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10

ton of our race? We can answer without hes
itation, the latter 1t is safe estimate that
where we find one drunken man, we find at least
three females who suffer for his misconduct
How many widows of inebriatcs have we in our
midst, who are now toiling through weary ex-
istence- exhaustng their life blood and strength,
in cndeavoring to sustain their offspring In
fact, cases of most abect female wretchedness
are daily staring us in the face, and passing un-
der our very noses at almost every turn, and yet
we have those who declare that 1t is not woman's
province to engage actively in the temperance
cause If woman desire the fall OF the OPP
pressor she must herself aid in the overthrow.
Who so capable of copeng with the enemy, as
those who have been goaded by the wrongs which
they have sustained at his hand ? The fair sex,
by attending our public meetings, have added
four-lold to their interest, and whilst we have
been chcerpd on by their bright smiles and win
ming accents, we have felt that without woman's
influence, we should hate made but sorry pro-
gress in the cause.
We might pursue this subject father, would
space permit We might speak of the success
/ tndl mas "llcndeu the INSTITUTIONS kHOWH dS INC
Ladies Temperance Societies, Daughters of
Rechab Daughters of Temperance, and others,
whose objects are the elevation Of its members,
and the restoration of their fellow creatures to
lives Of virtue and sobriety. We might speak
of the influence Of woman over the young, the
actions and purposes of whose earlier years it is
her province to control and show the nccessi-
ty Of spotess example being exhibited to the
rising generation--an example of zeal in the
great cause of humanity and virtue. But lin
its forbid.
We can only say-go on fair ones IN your
work, and the God Of Heaven will prosper you,
your lives will be rendered happy in the enjoy
ment Of the bIesscdncsS of doing good, aud your
end be one of peace and calm repose.-Chrys-
, tai F0UHt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-10
III : TOR ACAE.
From the .Nel0 York Observer.
The Sacred MOnntainS"Mt Aramt,
BY THE REV. J. 7. nEADLEY.

BY THE REV. J. T. HEADLEY.
There are some mountains standing on this
sphere of ours that seem almost conscious be-
ings, and if they m0aM but speak and tell what
they have seen and felt, the traveller who pauses
at their base would trembe with awe and alarm
For some good reason the Deity has usually
chosen mountain submits, and those which are
isolated, as the theatre where he made the gran
dest exhibitions of himself 1t may be because
those grand and striking features in nature fix
the locality of events so that they never can
fade from the memory Of man. The giving of
the law needs no lofty column of stone to COM
memorate it. Mount Ararat lifts its awful form
towards the clouds, perpetual, unwastlng mon
ument Gods exhibition of himself to the awe
struck prophet, as he passed by him heraded by
the storm, the earthquake and the fame needs
no pyramid to fix the locality in history. Mount
IIoreb tells where the Almighty dimmed his glo-
ny and covered the human face with his fearful
hand so that his brightness might not destroy
the being that would gaze on him. The trans
hguration of the Goldman requires no pillar Of
brass to arrest the eye and aid the senses as man
contempatcs the spot where the wondrous scene
hanspired, Mount Tabor is its everlasting me.
mortal Thus do mountain SUBMITS stand the
silent yet most eloquent historians Of heaven and
earth.
Another reason why mountains have been
chosen by the Deity for his most solemn reveIa-
tons, may be that their solitude and far removal
from human interruption and the sounds of bu-
sy life, render them better fitted for such COM
munications than the plain and the city
The first in the list of Sacred Mountains is
Mount Ararat The first named summit in hu-
man history, it emerges from the flood aud lifts
its head over the water to look down on all COM
ing generations to the end of time Whether
it was changed i'll that mighty CONFUSION which
drowned the world, or whether its lofty peak
which saw the swelling waters and marked their
steady rise remained the same, we know not
At all events, the mountain looked down on the
swaying world at its feet, as cities hoated from
their foundations and came dashing against its
sides, and beheld a wilder scene than ever COW
cred battlefield, as it heard and saw sin gen.
eratiOnS shrek and sink together But whatcv-
er may have been its former history, it now
stands as the only memorial of the flood Ris.
ing like sugar loaf from the plain, its top is
covered with perpetual snow, and has seldom
been profaned by human feet. But there was
time when the sea rolled over it, and mghieI
waves than ever yet swept the sea thundereC
high above its crown.
Though the immediate appearance Of fooc