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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15
Agricultural.


To FARMERS DAUGHTERS Dear Girls. Be-
leive me when say that lore you-(not because
| want TO marry you myself, but because | want
those who marry you to get "a iortune) that feel
interested in your wefare-in your future prosper
ity and happiness. Certainly, when consider that
the safety and prosperity Of beloved country is
resting upon the shoulders of your sex-that the
patriotism aud peace Of all classes of citizens
are at your disposal, how but feel an interest,
aye, lively interest," in the course your inexperi-
enced minds, or erring footsteps, may take atm
well aware that you do not realize the extent OF
your responsibility as liyers in America-that you
10 not consider the many Teighty duties you are
called upon and bound to discharge-that the in
,truments you can WELD are ever etlectual IN the
overthrow and determination Of that which destroys
the pith of domestic and national happiness.
With sorrow | confess, and am forced to &C
knowledge, that you have gone far astray from
your original usefulness-that you have almost en-
tirely departed from your former worIh-and now
are grovelliDg beneath your once ascribed dignity
I visit your homes and find you despisers Of your
domestic duties. Is this indeed true In what re-
Spectl For several months have been unable to
catch a young lady the wash tub. Is 1t be-
cause washing has been dispensed with Certain
ly not, but it is because farmers daughters have
got above their business This, my dear girls, you
cannot deny for how often have had glimpse Of
your departing figure, as you were flying into the
cellar, bedroom, or stairs. How beautiful pal
pably absurd how perfectly ridiculous Do you
think me destitute Of ordinary sense that you do
this 7 Do you suppose that it will give me great
estimate of your value 7 1t cannot be. Contrast
yours with the practice of your sex in the day of
our ancestors-'the time that tried mems souls,
and for many years after the revolution. Mrs
WASHINGTON, the wife ofthe Father Of our Coun-
try, at the time her husband was occupying the
N = III = IL.
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BOSTON ALMANAC.

YINHE Boston Almanac for 1916, by 5. y. Dlekin-
son, will be ready for the public on or before the
10Th Of December. The new and splendid map Of
Boston will again appear in this number. Also new
Map of Railroads in the Commonwealth oil Massachu-
sets This Map shows at glance oil the roads o.
vereng from Boston. Along each line Of road, the
stations or depois are egiby set down, with Their DIS
tances from Boston It also shows the route oil the
Long Island Road and the course OF the Hudson NV
or as lar as Albany. No Massachusetts man can ex-
anime this Map Of Railroads without pleasureable
feelings Al glance he these great arteries Of
business life and prosperity all cenierng in the great
metropolis Of New England The Miscellaneous De
partment OF the Almanac has received all due attention.
The Business Directory and other local matters have
been thoroughly revised and made, in all respects as
perfect possible.
Orders 10 be addressed, usual, TO the Publishers,
Messrs THOMAS GROOM & CO, 80 State Street,
or to the Proprietor, S. n. DIoKISsoN, 81 Washlng
ton Street. ~
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ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

A NlMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all ques-
~ uon that means can be SO chemically combined as TO
upon the absorbent system and remove various aceu-
mutations which, # allowed TO continue, will create dis
case pain troublesome tumors morbid swelngs and sero'
iulous diseases, &c.
According Chemistry and the physiology Of the human
system, remedy has been discovered. and now applied
and rendered successful in removing painful swengs,
pain in the side aud back soroiuous tumos Kings Ev,
enlargement about the neck and throat ngue cakes,
Judgements OF the spleen, &c &c. One thing should be
bonen mind by every physician, that the means here po
ken Of should be preference TO every thing else IN
of gatherings painful swengs IN the breasts OF
those who Those who are IN the habit Of being
troubled this way, should Il before any symptoms OF
hardness are manifested No exposure TO cold will have
any effect the parts where this application IS worn
When the breasts painful, there means which
can be used that will give quick aud certain relief as
this Those who do wish suffer must bear the above
in mind and the here specified tor never fails
in this dcsease neither can fail The reader readily
See If 1t eau soften subdue such nfammaons, Of how
much importance would be TO 10 cases o weak backs
spinal irritation, fact all kinds OF weakness nilam
nation. As external application IN Liver Complaints,
pain in the hips and shoulders, Il has equal and
pair extractor there magical drops or namens that
will compare with the Jaw DAyGD's on HIBREw PLAsTER
this is the remedy, and il 10 too well known among ply
sieans in general 10 need any further description Thou
sands have been relieved By this Plaser amer every other
application has failed pamphlet giving account Of
its discovery, with certificates directions, &c nccorpany
each box, which is sufficient spread pasters-
Price, so cents II pleasant 10 wear, and need
fear taking cold that part which the plaster is
applied.
For sale by BUTTON a CLARK, Brat,leboro; Cone
a. Winchester Marlboro; ,. Chlds L. Co, Wilmington
Z n. Chandler 4. Co, Putney. 96wI
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Ma. EDITOR Il think il very kind of you TO
appropriate department in your paper, for the use
and benefit Of the ladies' and for fear you may
think they do not appreciate The privilege as they
ought from the fact that they contribute their mite
SO sparingly, have presumed to indte few lines,
thinking they may be better than none, about my
Dairy; for keep my dairy, although have but
one COW. Now | think hear some one say, you
had better stop for you cannot have much to say
about dairy with only one COW. Be patient
FRIEND and you shall hear what have TO say, and
will promise not to exaggerate IN the least.
commenced making cheese the Sd day OF Au-
gust What make cheese from one GOVT Yes,
and independent of any one, (as like to be)
had only the milk Of one cow l continued milk
ing till the Sd Of November In that time (only
three mohths,) | made 207 lbs. of cheese During
the time, we used what milk we needed for the fam
ily besides that the calf was not weaned the first
three weeks after | commenced.
Perhaps now you may think my cheeses are little
hard things well, they average over 10 lbs each,
and if you want to know whether they are hard or
not you must come and see. Since have done
making cheese, / have made lbs of butter a week,
and it was not weighed with shirt on either
My COW has not been fed on danties, but has had
a common pasurage, and fed little whey with
out any butter on O and few pumpkins, Now,
Mr. Editor, if you think this worth place in your
bringing you another communication from the
DAIRY MAID
Waterford, Washington Co., o., Nor. 1916
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The only successful Remedy for
the Piles.

I'hE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, in
vented by Dr. Upham, distinguished Physi-
clan OF New York City, (i96 Beverly is the only
S sue remedy for that distressing complaint THE
10 Mark this; il is an INTERNAI. REM.
~ not an external applcation-and will cure
any case OF Piles, either Bleeding OF Blind Internal or
e%xteTnalj and probably the only thing that will
mere Is no mistake about it. II is positive cure
speedy and permanent Il is also a convenient med
lcine to take, and improves the general health in a
remarkable manner. Pamphlets, containing testmoni-
ais Of IT'S efficacy, may be obtained Of the Agents gratis.
Ma. Dh r ~ +, bhADLEE, GENERAL Agen. Tor the
AGENTS.. Bfattehoro, BUTTON & CLARK;
Bellows Falls, Norman HaTrisi Montpelier, Clark &
Collins. -.f
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Farm for Sale.

IL TIME subscriber being DESTROYS to On
g&ffnk IL west offers his farm Tor sale situated
ASqisiK about Two miles north Of the village of
f.a1flS3 BernArdston, lying on the stage fosd
ieadag from Greenfield to Bratteboro. SAID farm
contains about one hundred and seventy acres land
about twenty-five acres Of first rate meadow land lea
On Fall River the balance is suitably divided into now
ing pasluring, tllage and wood land. Those wishing
10 purchase are invited TO examine for themselves and
as The buildings ore nearly new aud in good repair.
with good apple orchard, first rate sugar orchafd,
O good aqueduct conveying water to the house and
barn, with many other conveniences it Offers pleas
ant and desirable location either to the practical Or
gentleman farmer For further particulars inquire q
A. T.. PARMENTER, owner, and living on said
premises.
Bernardston, Dec. 8, 1916. tho
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We Invite the Attention

OFthe public to the following home certificates and
J recommendations in favor OF thu efficacy OF ihe
uPatent Galyanic Rings and Chrsiies Magnetic flu-
id.n Coming as they do from people Of undou9lea
respectsbity residing in our immediate vlcniy, hey
cannot fail ofdoing away the imputauon o. nunous :
$50 Justly applied W many patent medehes,l snu "
Encouraging others to buy who have long been labor
inc under nervous Affections class odiseases whch
no medical applications have heretofore been aDe 70
reach but whose doubts in the efficacy oil SAID Rings
have kept them from purchasing. -.
During the last two months many DINERS nave PuI,
chased the Rings, who inform US they nave ootalhee
relief BY using them, and whose ceruhcaies 70 ihat e.
feet could be procured, but we deem the following SUI
fcient. BY information from all sources, we nave tne
Cuest confidence in the power OF said Rings and Fluid
TO relieve all those whose complaints are slTe1y nerV
ouF fO' '''' y - MORSE MILLER.
To whom il may concern. This may certify, that for sew
era years past have been severely afflicted with the lie
dolofeuH and have been wholly unsuccessful 20 geling
any durable relief BY any Of the prescriptions re-
commended me, until induced to make trial Of the
Patent Galyane Rings and Chrsie's Magnetic FLUID,
kent al Morse and Mllers in this village had no iaith
in their efficacy until tried them but now have as II
has been about months since made the trial, and have
had attack from said compliant since therefore, LOT
the benefit Of those who oborlng under similar com
pants willing 10 have my name 20 before 'he public
Braiteboro Nov. 3.
This may certify that have been greatly afflicted with
the Neuralgia causing severe pain IN the joints ana was
Galvsnc Rings and Magnetic FLUID, the use Of which has
had the desired effect. - 49,,
Mrs. E. l.. CLARK.
Braueboro, Nov 3.
This may certify that have been relieved, and ihnk
cured Of the distressing pain the head and face called the
Tic Doloreux by the of the Patent Gayanie Kings anu
Christies Magnetic Fluid and that cheetiny recon-
mend them 10 others afflicted with similar complaint
s. +. MILLER.
Bratleboro Nov.3, 1915.
This may certify that have the fullest confidence IN the
efficacy of the Patent Galyanc Rings and Christie Mag.
netc Fluid for the curing Of the nervous headache AS
have been much afflicted with that complaint for the last
years. unable get any relief from until mace
trial Of said Rings and FLUID, with entire success ihee-
fore recommend them others for the complaint
CHARLES HASTINGS, Jr.
Brauleboro, Nov ,, 1915
This certify that have been severely tonbled win
the headache and have received great and almost
sudden ree by the Of the Patent Galvane Hings and
Magnetic Fluid EMMA H. WARD
Brauebofo, Nov. lst ii
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AGE n II q.

Brattleboro, JosEPH SrrES; Nottingham, II. Good
B. b. Murdoch Hinsdae, n. H., WIN. Halle
Chesterfield, o. Coolidge, A. Wheeler, o. b. Hug
gins & Co.; Dnmmerston West, G. W. Emerson
East, Roger Birchard Centre, A. Knight New
H. Williams; Winhall. F. & II. Kidder; Whining
ton, - Childs; Putney, Isaac Grout; West =
minister East, - Crout; Westminster West
G. w. Daniels; Vernon, NJ. Withheld; Wapole
n. II Il. Seaver s. Son.
November, 1914 10
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w. NJ. HALSTAL.
Unable 10 raise The hand TO the head!

SrR,-For three years, Scrofula had produced such
effects upon my constitution, that was unable to raise
my hand; the bones were in different places destroyed
by liberation, and feared il might reach the brain, or
vital organs. My pains were violent; all medicine,i
recommended did no good. At last, took Lorraine's
Vegetable Pills, which gave immediate relief, and have
entirely cured me.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
JAMES COLSON, ESQ.
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est, ROYAL TYLER, Ree't
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate Dsirict q MARLRoRol 30
In Probate Court Dec. 30th, 1876.
A N instrument purporting TO be the last will and
IA testament Of STEPHEN GREGORY, late Of
Gniord, in said district, deceased was presented Tor
probate by Samuel Gregory and Edward P. GregoTy'
the Executors therein named. Whereupon, il is Of
dered, that hearing be had said instrument before
the probate court the stated session thereof TO be
holden al the probate office in Braltleboro, in said dis
lTct on the last Thursday of January next and for
the purpose of notifying all persons interested therein
oil the time and place of hearing, that they may appear
and contest the probate thereof (f they causel
the said named Executors, are directed TO publish a
copy OF the record Of this ORDER three weeks successive
w. in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Bratteboro, 10
said District previous TO said time Of hearing.
true copy from the Record,
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY,
10 Judge OF Probate
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E. MASON.
Respectfully yours,
Chelsev. Jan. Sd, 1874.

Chelsey, Jan Sd, 1914.
SR,-l transmit TO you account Of my for
publication, believing it to be my duty. have been
confined with the Rheumatism nearly the whole win
ter, have had some of the best physicians Of Boston,
and could get nothing that would relieve me more
than temporarily. heard of the wonderful virtue of
Lorraines Pills, had no faith whatever, but ! took
them, and it is solemn fact that when had taken
bot eight pills. my Rheumatism had entirely left me,
and have remained well ever since.
n. b never took more than one pill at time
and that on going to bed.
Yours respectfully, w. NJ. HALSTAL.
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Cutler has fitted up his Eating Rooms in good
style, new papered, painted and carpeted, and which
he is determined shall be kept genteely, and fiji for
Ladies and Gentlemen who wish TO tickle their pal
otes with delicious oysters aud choice game.
lie will furnish at short notice and at all tines trpe,
beesteak oysters game, hot coffee, fruit &c, Tor the
rereshment and support of the inner man. These
will be served pp in his best style.
In Short Cutter informs his old customers that he
is determined to do things in little better style than
any else in town. and those who have never favor
ed him with call, he says, just come once, aud you
will find il for your int rest to come again
Cutler also has Oysters for sale by the keg. Tavern
keepers aud others supplied on reasonable terms
And lastly, Cutler keeps always on hand good as
sortment OF Toys.
Cutters is the right place, and no mistake
Brattleboro, Dec. -, 1915. ID
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBOROta.
In Probate Court, Dec. 25, ls45.
The following petition is presented, to wit:
To the Hon the Probate Court for the district Of ariSsr
nANA BAILEY Administrator upon the estate Of
~ PHILLIP FRANKLIN, late of Newlane in
said district, deceased, respectfully represents that the
said deceased was in his life time under contract 10
deed to Eli Franklin certain peceof land, containing
about thirteen acres, situated in Townshend, IN the
county Of Windham; bounded North BY land Of Ed
mund Shnttuek East by land Of Arad Holbrook, South
by land Of Russell Bailey, and West by land of VIII
liam N. Harris.
And said administrator further represents that said
deceased in his life time under deed 10
0ctavius Woods certain piece of land situated in
said Townshend, containing about and one half
acres of the road the north side OF the farm
Of said deceased, the line between said farm and
the farm of the said Woods for the purpose OF strait
ening the line between said farms.
And said administrator further represents that the
said deceased also in his life time under contract
TO convey to James Franklin and his vile, being the
father and mother of said deceased, hundred
OF land, part Of the farm of said deceased by way Of
mortgage, conditioned for the faithful and comfortable
support aud maintenance OF his said aher and moth
er, and the survivor OF them, during their respective
lives.
Wherefore he prays the court to grant him license
10 convey such lands 10 the said persons above
mentioned, according to the several contracts above
stated
DANA BAILEY, Administrator
Newlane, Dec. IS, lS45.
Whereupon it is ordered that said administrator noi-
fy oil persons interested that this court will decide up
said application, at the session thereof to be holden
at the probate office in Bratteboro IN said district
the last Thursday of January next, by publish
ing copy OF the record of said petition, with this or
der thereon three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phenx, printed at said Brattleboro, previous 10 said
time OF hearing.
true copy of Record,
10 Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Regr,
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DANA BAILEY, Administrator.
STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, S.
IN Probate Court, Dee. 81, ls45.
ZONES John F. Stearns, Executor of the last will
~ and testament Of REUBEN STEARNS late OF
BralieboTo, in said district deceased and files his adj
minlstralion account for examination and allowance
Whereupon, il ia ordered, that said executor notify
all persons interested, that said account will be head
and examined before this court at the session thereof
to be holden at the probate office in said Brattleboo,
on the last Thursday Of January next by publishing
copy of the record Of this order three weeks success
sivey in the Vermont Phenx, printed at said Bfal1e-
boro, previous TO said time OF hearing,
true copy Of Record,
l6 Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'f..
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j. f.. F. MARSH.
Portland. Ne. n

Portland, Ne, Nor. TN, lS49.
SIR,-Please send US one gross of Lorraine's Pills,
we have sold all we had last They have given very
good satisfaction, better than any other pills which we
have in our market think in a short time they will
take the place OF all others. We have had no fault
found with them whatever; but, on the contrary,
they have been praised loudly. | think we could
have quite a number of highly respectable certificates
fIom our citizens.
Respectfully yours, T.. MASON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15

SnEEP.-We are informed of project on foot
in the county Of Kalamazoo, which is of some in
terest to our farmers A company has been form
ed there Of many of the farmers, who have put TO-
ge'her their means and will despatch an agent in
the spring to Vermont to procure for them LARGE
flock oil the best quality of sheep.--Grand Rapids
Inquirer p'"'
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KEEPING WARM ALL WINTER WITH A SINGLE
LOG OF wooD.-To enjoy health, warmth, peace of
mind and vigorous constitution, If you have moth
ing else to do, take log Of wood ofmoderate size,
carry It to the upper garnet, and throw il from the
to knock any body on the head this done, run
down stairs as fast you can take it up again to
the garrett and do as before. Repeat the process
until you are sufficiently warm-when you may Law
away the log for another occasion old Receipt
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ExTRAcTs FROM Rev Mr. SToNE's ADDRESS
BEFORE THE Essex COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
cIETY.-SoHLING-'Soilin or feeding mich cows
on green fodder, though highly approved by many.
is not practsed to the most useful extent in this
country Usually, every season, the dairy suffers
several weeks, in consequence Of parched pas
lures The loss Of income following may be effect
uay prevented by sOiiRg in the barnyard or stall
and large quantity Of manure saved that, drop
ped in the field, will be in measure wasted An
Essex Farmer, by this process, kept up the milk OF
his cows during the most trying period of the past
summer, and found ample remuneration for the
trouble, in the extra receipts of the dairy The
product Of single acre will suffice for ten or fiG-
teen cows, and give them their FILL Farmers who
are deficient in pasture, may by resortng to green
fodder, probably increase their dairy stock
WINTER DARY--1f farmers, who have easy ac-
cess to market, were to raise larger quantities Of
carrots, and other roots for their milk stock, with
view to winter dairy, am confident they would
obtain profitable return fog their labor With a
sufiiciency Of such food, and pint of Indian meal
to each COW per day, cows that come in in the au-
tumn, (Which they should do for a winter dairy)
will give rich supply Of milk all winter and the
cream, under the management of skifu dairy
woman, will produce butter of fine appearance and
flavor Fresh made butter of this character, will
always secure quick sale, and higher price than
the best quality laid down in June or September
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To Guar FooT RoT IN SHERP-E. p. of Brido-
port w. states that CoPPeras half pound, Alum
nan pound Blue Vluol one ponnd, dissolved in
tire cure if thoroughly applied
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Removal.
Cutters New Grocery.

TOMAS CUTLER returns his thanks to his friends
- and the public for their liberal iavors in past years,
and respectfully informs them that he has removed
from his former stand under the store Of j. & w. H.
E,stefbrook 10
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HEALTHY FAMILIES.

ITEALTHY families those who the 'Resurrec-
Il ton Persian Pills They keep the stomach clean,
the liver free, the blood pure, the appetite good the mind
brilliant IN word, the person healthy. Those who have
alow yellow eounienanees may be assured that their
liver less diseased and that by taking the Per-
sian Pills frequently, their skin will become clear and fair
their souarh will be aihened and they will have
healthy how OF pure blood, which will give the bloom Of
health Those who are inclined to fever and ague, dys-
pepsia, eosivenes who have unpleasant taste in
their mouth in the morning should these Pills. for they
cleanse the stomach eeetua that the breath becomes
perfectly sweet Parents and all others should bear in
mind, that they ereiual for the drarrhga No
children have been known die Of complaints who
have used these pills from the OF their dis
mark this Tor will you blame yourselves If your
children die, that you did not try the Persian Pills
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Bratleboro Cone &
Winchester Marlboro, T. Childs & Co, Wilmington, r,
r. Chandler 4 Co, Puiney 26wl