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HEALTH, HEAL TIL.
DIR. WOODS SARSAPARILLA &
WILD CHERRY BITTERS.

the Agent, Mr. N. NJ WIsrs, at Cambridge, W., and
speaks volumes in favor Of this medicine.
CAMBRIDoE, VT, Sept LIST, I841.
Mr. NJ. WIREs, Dear Sir:
Having been a great sufferer IRON that torture Of
the human race, Dyspepsia and having at last found
relief feel DESTROYS that others suffering land there
are thousandsl should know the means by which
cured. Until about year since had suffered much
from Heartburn, Headache and Di<-iness, so much
that was confined to my house The most of my time.
The food which ate distressed me- and in fact iii1
became almost burden. was totally unable TO at
tend 10 the slightest duties required ofe, great
my debility. Having tried oil remedies recommended
and advertised for the cure OF my complaint visited the
springs which 40 highly rseommendsd, and the adj
vice ofPhyscians without getting relief gave up all
hopes OF ever enjoying good health again in fact my
Physicians frankly told me they could do nothing for
me- Al this time my suherings were very greatj all
hopes Of ever being made comfortable had died, and
gave myself up TO suer Accidentally in looking IN
the newspaper noticed advertisement Of d. Woods
IT, though, that might probably obtain some relief,
not thinking cure Of my case was possible and az
last hope procured bottle from your store and
meneed taking H. and to my great ioy a. once loun,
relief But encouraged by its wonderful effects,
induced to continue It's use. Afler taking one bottle
able to DO and attend to the duties required Of
me- and feeling much better than had for months,
years, was satisfied that had At last found
remedy for my disease and felt assured that by con.
tnuing ts should DO cured. And such has proved
to be The case. have now taken only two bottles and
entirely cured. Keep bottle In my house, and when
feel the least unpleasant symptom, dose Of this
oellent medicine entirely removes 1t. am Of opinion
every Of Dyspepsia and lie attendants DO
ed by the Of DR. Woods SauDparilla and Will
Cherry Bit sn.
10 those troubled with hsbitual Costiyeness, loas ef
Appetite, sour Stomach Headache would earnest,
y recommend them 10 try H. It's astonishing effects
In my should induce every suffering from this
disease TO give ii trial feel satisfied they will new.
regret IT, You at liberty to refer any one to mo
and u will give great pleasure to personally recon-
mand the Of that excellent remedy and slate Tho
-''N- signed, MILES BENNETT
We arc acquainted with the above named Milep
Bennett and The statement Of the cure described W
his certificate can be depended upon a. being correct
MARTIN WIREs,
HEsRY sTpwELL, Attorney at Law.
Cambridge VI, Sept. list, 1877,
| chesterield, o. Coolidge and Wheeler 4 Deekey ]
Newfhno, VIM. II. William fayetteville, WIN. II.
! osrood, and BY Agents In the N y slaley eAif
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

"GREEN MOUNTAIN GEM"-a monthly jour-
nal of literature, published at Bradford, Vt. The
first number of the volume for S4s is sent to us.
We notice periodicals that are regularly sent to
us, but not those which, like the Home Jour
nal" of New York, and some others, are sent
occasionally, in order to sponge a recommends
ton. We do not class the Gem" with those,
but it contains no intimaion of the wishes Of the
publisher, and we therefore, as in all similar
cases, lay 1t on the table"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The 8 o'clock p. NJ
passenger train hence for Greenfield, on Friday
afternoon, ran into the freight train which lefl
here at half past /, and which was stopping Al
the time TO take in water, just above Ireland De.
pot No person was seriously injured. The
conclusion broke up a number OF the freight
ears, aud completely demolished the engine Of
,he passenger ,ra'n S5se bratueboro') and split
stand, was occupying the road out its time. The
accident caused delay OF the remaining trains
that day.--Sprinq6ed Gazette.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

VNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
il the citizens Of Brattleboro and vicinity, that he
uary, le4e, for the season. All those wishing min
iatlres taken by him will please call as soon as con-
yenient All having claims on him are requested
to present them previous to the first Of january, and
all indebted to him will please call and settle before
that time. o. H. COOLEY.
Brattleboro Dee Il, Is47. 3wi7
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Marrtt0.

At the Vermont House. in this village, 2ad inst,
by Rev. a. Huntington Clapp Mfr Lorcntine Ewing,
to Miss Sarah Ann Holman, both Of jamaica, VI.
Al The Vermont House, in this village, Dee 2sth,
by X. w. Clarke, Esq Mr. Solomon ID Prouiy and
Miss Rhoda s. Hill both Of Atliol, Mass.
AT Ludlow, Oct. 26, by Rev. David Sherman, Mr.
ARENAS Smith, Of Wilmington VI. aud Miss Huth
A. NJ. Jencksr Of Jencksville; both deaf and durab.
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TEETH! TEETH!

Surgeon Dentist

SuFkcOn hpcutist,
GRATEFULLY Acknowledges his obligation,
VI to the public for its former very liberal and
constantly increasing patronage, and i happy 10 in
form his friends aud patrons that he has now per
manently located himself in the village Of Brattle
boro where he will be happy at all times to wsii
ON all who may desire his services.
artificial teeth from one to full set, inserted IN
q superior and substantial manner, either with OF
without artificial gums, secured by atmospheric
pressure spiral springs As the case may require
Teeth flied with gold or tin foil, so as to arrest
the progress Of decay and render them seryiceable
Particular attention paid TO regulating chldrens
teeth, TO correct all Irregularities OF position
cZ-Oak Tooth Wash, Tooth Powders and Tooth
Brushes constantly on hand
n. b. DIR. PuTSAN administers the SnlphuriC
Ether for extracting Teeth without pain.
REFERENCES.
DR.. j. l. Dickermnn, DIR. W. IL Rockwell
D. J. Higginson, a. T. D. Kiuredge,
{" II. WesschRfi, =" W. Arms.
10 0fior ouer he Post Ogfes.
Braitleboro, Dec. 20, is47, II
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FIRE AT GREENFIELD.-On "Wednesday
morning of last week, at about o'clock, tho
house of D. w. Alvord, Esq, in Greenfield, was
discovered to be on fire, and all efforts were un
availing to save it from the flames. The furni
ture and other contents Of the house were most
ly removed without injury. The barn and I
neighboring house were saved by tearing dowr
a shed. The fire originated from defect in thu
chimney Insured for 5000.
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Temperance Lecture.
brighton CatrIe pIarI,et-Drc 81

AT Alarket-4OO Beef Cattle, 10 yokes Working
Oxen, "a Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep, and about
GOO Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra 81 brisk.
Working Oxen--sales range from SO to $40
according TO quality.
Sheep-Very dull, A lot sold at e7lc; a few
Cossets, very fine, sold at Sc.
Swine-Sales at wholesale, 4ic for Sows and SIC
for Banows. At retail, from to @ and &c.
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Agents Wanted.

1--WE OR SIX YOUNG MEN wanted to sell
$50 as security, can make from $500 to $500 per
year In all cases security will be required for silk
taken with privilege to return what they do not
sell, II IN order Agents that have been ont with
this article have cleared from SIG to $50 per month
H. DUNKLEE
Silk Manufacturer.
Henniker, n. IL, Dee. goth, ls47. 10
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FmE.-The large two story dwelling house
owned and occupied by DIR s. Carter at the
lower end Of Main street, took FIRE on Monday
evening last, about six O'Clock, and was entirely
consumed, with the barn, shed and out-buildings
The fire was first discovered in the wood shed
and before assistance arrived, the shed and barn
were in full blaze. DIR Carriers loss is estimated
at about $4,000. Insurance in the Cheshire
Mutual. $500 on buildings, and 500 ON his fur.
niture.-Keene Philanthropisf
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ca There has been terrible flood at the
West, and the papers are filled with melancholy
accounts of the loss of property and life. The
extracts we publish will give some idea of it
In some places South, there has been great
fall of snow On the 2lst, there was a severe
snow storm at Norfolk, Va, preceded by heavy
rain, and accompanied by NORTHEAST gale
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DENTISTRY.

INK fARWELL has now taken up his residence
~ in Brattleboro, and wishes TO have his merits
As Dentist thoroughly and extensively tested
He would not subject patients TO the risk Of seri.
Gus injury and perhaps total loss of their natural
teeth, which many have sustained at the hands Of
inexperienced and unqualified operators. But con-
dent in the experience and success he has had for
seven years past in the practice of surgical and me-
chanieal Dentistry he makes the following propo-
stion He will perform alloperations, however ex-
pensiye, without receiving any compensation, Tor Mt
most not exceeding one halfl for year; at the
end Of which time, II perfect satisfaction is given, he
will expect only enough more to amount TO the
al prices. II perfect satisfaction is not given the
work may be returned, and the money (where one
half has been paid,) shall be promptly refunded
During DIR. F.s practice he has successfully put
up between twenty and thirty fuR sets Of Teeds-
most Of them on the atmospheric or suction princi
pie. He uses the best Of tine gold plate and foil,
such as will not tarnsh or oorrode in the mouth.
For filling he uses gold foil, far better and more
expensive than is used by any other Dentist in this
vicinity, excepting DR.. S'ratton, who Is well known
in this place.
For extracting, Patent Forceps Of the latest i'm
proved styles.
No charge made for extracting teeth of first dem
tition. Chdreus teeth Of second detention, regu-
lated and adjusted, thus saving defonity and regret
in after life
Dr. L. has constructed and inserted several dytif-
cidl Palates Tor OTdtors so as almost entirely to
overcome the defect of the palatine roof He will
hold himself in constant readiness ooperate for any
who have been born thus unfortunate
Terms so reasonable that IL will be within the
means Of every to have needful operations per-
formed upon their teeth
soak Tooth WASH" valuable article. Also,
Vegetable, Violet aud Rose Tooth Powders extra
and common Brushes for sale at his Office
DIR. Farwcll was awarded PREMIUM for speci-
mems Of Dentistry, which he exhibited nj the Agri-
cultural Fair in Brattleboro, 9th Of October last
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Pastoral Visit.

Arrangements have been made for affording the
friends Of the Rev. Mr. Foster an opportunity Of
visiting him at the parsonage Of the Baptist Socie-
ty, on the afternoon and evening Of 1arsday, Jan.
6M.
A general invitation is hereby extended to all
who may be disposed to attend
Braftleboro, Dec. 2sth iet7.
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Wisconsin Election.--The election for delegates
to Convention TO make another trial to form a
Constitution for Wisconsin, has resulted, as was
expected, in majority of Loco Focos returned to
that body. The whole number of which the Con-
Venion Is to consist is 60 The election Of "a Lo-
co tocos To "a Wings Is ascertained, thus far.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

BEAT TINS, II You cASi-Mr r. S. Bailey,
Of Putney, VT buiehered hog on the 27th No
vembcr, then seven months and twenty-five days
old, which weighed three hundred and sirty.fre
pounds. Western farmers, even, would find 1t
difficult to excel this
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

" During thunder storm at Vaux in France,
on the 10th ult the ground was covered with fro0s'
supposed to have been taken up by a water spout
from IN extensive marsh in the neigbborhood. The
inhabitants Toasted uxuriously on this new species
of mama.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

ca Our readers will find an interesting arti-
Gle on Making and Saving Manures,'' on our
fourth page. 1t derives additional importance
from the fact that the writer is skillful farmer
of this county, and his experience is of practical
utility to farmers in this region of country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

Cold WEATnER.-onSlonda morning last,
the temperature in this village was degrees be-
low Zero. 1t is remarkable that while at the
South and West there has recently been great
falls of Snow, there has been very little here
scarcely enough for sleighing. There was good
sleighing in New York on Sunday and Monday
last
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

NEW YORK MARKET, Dnc 2s,-Flour has
declined lA4c, on account Of the steamers news, and
now ranges from SO to 1925 Meal is a little lower
Corn is firm, at rs 7sc. Rye SIC. Virginia
Oats 45c
Pork is down. sales Of Mess at sll, and Prime
1913 IS. Lard is lower, and Butter and Cheese
are very dull
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81 Teamsters, and all interested, will per-
ceiye by the advertisement in another column,
that chance for profitable employment is offer
ed by the Railroad contractors at Mortified.
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l51-The question was recently started in one of
our Courts whether marriage contracts entered in
to on Sunday, were valid. The Judge and counsel
all agreed, however, that they would be valid, as
coming under the head Of works Of necessity or
chAritynl
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60 Our thanks are due to the Hon. William
Henry and the Hon. William Upham for Con-
gressional documents, and for other papers of in.
terest
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

az Hon. Samuel Hubbard, one of the Su-
preme Court Judges of Massachusetts,, died at
Boston on Friday morning, oath. His age was
62; disease, the same that carried of Mr. Legare.
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MelOdeOns, Seraphines,
II ED o II q a MS, &c,

MESsRs JONES & BURDITT have on hand
WI and arc constantly manufacturing great va
riety Of the above named instruments Wholesale and
retail at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Their Late Improved Instruments are admitted by
the most competent judges to be superior 10 any
Others now in use, and invite purchasers to call
examine and satisfy themselves.
All instruments made and sold by us are warrant
cd tn every respect.
Melodeons furnished for choirs and churches with
any number Of sets Of reeds, and with any quality
and strength Of tone required
Serephines, Melodeons, Reed Organs Piano
Fortes Accorleons, &c, Tuned and Repaired
01-Ofiee, corner OF Main and Elliot Streets.
Braitleboro, Dec. IS, Is47 I'D
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Rringes, Gimps, Buttons, &c.
GEO. w. b ATE 8 & CO.,
so WALL 60 c..,,u,g ,{.,r f-o,, Coxavrxs G.

50 MIX Sc, .Seoond door from CosoREss ST.
BOSTON.
HAVE received by late arrivals full and com.
III plete assortment Of Ladies Drest and Coal
TRAININGS, ZePLyr Uorsiads Laoes, Edgings, Hosiery,
Giosrs &C. 6r, which they offer to the Trade. At
the losrssf oisA prices
Also, per Hihernia, Dec. l0---iust opened Gimp
Head Cloak frin9es, Of very desirable shades.
Dec. l6. 3wisl7
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The Vegetable Pie Eleefuarv,

Invented by Dr. A. Upham. distinguished physician
Of n " city Is the only really successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint the Piles
er offered to the American publie.
Stark this IL 10 Internal Rsmsdv--not M exter-
nal application, and will cure any Of the Piles ell
Their bleeding or Blind Internal External; and prob
ably the only thing that will There is no mistake about
Il. Its positive eure-sPesdy and permanent. Il is
also convenient medicine to take and improves the
general health in a remarkable manner
Each boz eoains u Doses at 81 per dose Il Is Of
very mild in its operation and may be taken in cases Of
the most acute inflammation without danger All e.
ternal applications in the highest degree dsagreea-
BILE, announcement and offensive and from the very ma
ture OF the disease, temporary in their effects This
medicine attacks the disease its source and reOring
ths cause. renders the cure CERTAIN and PER
MlNENT
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Cure for LIFE Guaranteed.

The Electuary contains no Mineral Medicine no
iloes Coioeynh, Gam6ogs, other powerful and ir.
ritatng Purgaye No tear of taking cold while under
it, influence change in def necessary II taken ac-
cording to the directions CURE FOR LIFE rs
GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting
this medicine, may be obtained Of Agents, gratis
d. :. BRADLEE $50 Washington st, Boston, Gen.
eral Agent Tor the New England States.
AGENTS.-Brattehoro, BUTTON e. CLARK !;
Bellows Falls, Nichols g. Watkins Remington, s. T.
Peck Walpole, It. Sewer g. Son Montpelier, S. *.
Collins and by the dealers in Medicine, general,
throughout New England. GINS
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ALABAMA u. S. SESAroR-Hon. Dixon ii
Lewis, Locofoco, has been reelected TO this OF.
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ca The Magnetic Telegraph has been com
pleted to St Louis, and that city is now in com.
munication with Washington and New York.
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From Ge Philadelphia NJ AaeriodH and Uaifsd STATE


From de Philadelphia NJ A@erioan and Uaisd STATE,
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became TeAtthe greatest Of photographers undoubt.
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intimately acquainted with the languages Of the North
OF Europe with which the English has such close Atm
ity--and he not less intimate with the languages
of the Eastern world the cradle Of all languages, and
he exercises Judgment in the Of his attaininents
lie has widened the field OF analogy, and consequently
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SLEIGH BELLS,
Harness Trimmings, &c.

S0 DoZ. Sleigh Bells A large assortment Of
sJO Plated, Timed, Japanned and Brass Har-
ness Trimmings, Patent Leather, India Rubber
Cloth, Brass BugYy Bands, Curry Combs, Cattle
Cards, Horse Brushes, Whips, Trace Chains -Dog
Chains, Tacks, Trunk Locks, Trunk Handles and
Nails, just received and for sale at
b. RANGERS
Dec. ls47 3wls
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NOTICE.

GTRAYED into the enclosure Of the
EA&s - subscriber, on the Goth of Septein-
~ Der, eight large Sheep, without dlscoy-
M cradle marks upon them. The owner
is requested TO prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
BEN0NI W. BLAKE.
Marlboro Dec 23, ls47. Swi9a
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The Piles.
A Cure for Life Secured!
DIR. UPHAMS Internal Remedy

For the OF Piles, Inflammation Of the Liver and
Spleen, Inflammation, Soreness and liberation OF
the Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys and Bladder, Inifam-
matory aad Mercurial rheumatism, lmpurity Of
Blood. WeAkness and Inflammation Of the Spine,
snd Tor the relief Of Married Ladies.
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From President DIN, Of he Wcsieyaa Uhirgsify
Middlei0rn, Conn.
Permit me to thank you for a copy Of your splendid
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ions websters Dictionary, and len H. beyond all
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Middleiowu, Nov. 5. 1887.

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Rer Dr. Bateoct Of NslO Bedford, late Prss Of Va
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W. FROST having given great attention
TO selecting the best kinds, is prepared offer
to the public,
Fresh Green and Black Tea
Of superior quality and nj less prices than are
usually sold ;-they warranted TO give satisfae.
ton OF the money will be refunded
Also, whole, roasted and ground Coffees, French
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Contribution Cnred!

The Most Ctistrafed aAd Iqfalible remedy for
Colds. Coughs, Asthma, or any form Of Pulmonary
Consvmption, is the HtsgariGn Baisdm Of LVs, die
covered by DR.. Buehan Of London. Eng, tested for
upwards OF seven years In Great Britain and the
Continent Of Europe, and introduced into the o. S.,
under the Immediate superntendenee Of the inventor.
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian Balsam,
in the Of every form Of CONSUHP7 TON, war
rants the American Agent in soliciting for treatment,
the Worst Possibls Csses that can be found In the
eommunity-cases that seek relief in vain from any Of
the common remedies Of the day, and have been given
up By the most distinguished Physicians, Coafrmed
and Jneurdbis. The Hungarian Basam has cured, and
will cure, the MOST DEsPERATE OF CASTS. II is no
quack nostrurn, but standard English Medicine, Of
Known and established efficacy.