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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-29
Connecticut River Railroad.
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DASsENGER TRAINS run every dav. Ism
l. days excepted as follows;
Leave Greenfield for Springfield at sAOA NJ. s,J
6. = NJ
Leave Springfield for Greenfield at si5 AN
and 7. NJ
Passengers leaving Bratileboro by the stage a, &
a. NJ, reach Greenfield in season for the $40
NJ. train, and arrive at Springfield at 1920 A NJ
and can proceed directly by the Hartford nnd Nsv
Haven Railroad and Steamboat 10 New Yort \,
waiting till l i. NJ, can leave for Boston. Wores,
ter, Providence, Albany, Troy, &c by the trains a
the Western Railroad.
Those leaving Bratileboro By The stage at2pN
reach Greenfield az Z. NJ. and Springfield 4,
145 + VI, and can proceed directly 10 New Yod
city by the night train and steamboat.
R1,pup,g, passengers leaving Boston BY the p
and w. X. Road at 8 A. NJ, blythe New York IN
Haven boat at A. NJ, or Albany BY the Westsn
Railroad Of y A NJ arrive at Springfield in ssa.
sou for the i. NJ. train for Greenfield. reaching
the latter place shout p NJ. where stages ave h
readiness for those wishing TO 20 to Braitleboro y,
farther north. VI
Passengers leaving Boston At 4 P. NJ. or Allan,
at 24j r. NJ, arrive ut Springfield at 500 p M
and stopping over there or OF Northampton rssI
Greenfield at 10 A. NJ. the next day. In season H.,
the stage 10 Bratfleboro
JOSIAH HUNT. Sun.
Oct 25th, ls4s. 10
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COFFTHGS.

A VERYLARGE ASSORTlIENTof all sizes,
IA at A. VAN D0oRN & SONS. at reduced
prices. IS
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NOTICE.

HNHE copagtnershp heretofore existing betwee
Il Hannibal ladley and Ebeneser b. IIadley is thi
Gay by mutual consent dissolved. The Company
books will be found at the Market in the care o
H. hadley for few weeks, and 1t is desirable TIN
al OF our accounts should be settled soon as pos
slble. H. HADLEY,
L. B. HADLEY
The business will hereafter be carried on at II
stand we now occupy under the firm Of uADLvY
BIxBr where we snail be happy 70 wait upon al
our old patrons ard as many others as NAV please
to favor us with call.
HANNIBAL HADLEY,
LORENZO BIXBY.
Drattleboro, Dec. LIST, 1913. II
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DIR. Fitch's Instruments.

A BDOMINAL Supporters, shoulder Braces Iva.
"A rious knds), and lnhaling Tubes.
ALSO, his Book of "Six Lectures on prevention
and cure Of Consumption" A new loi,iust receiv.
cd for sale by A. H. DAY & BROTHER.
October 25, ls4s 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-29

Buck Wheat FIOnr-for sale by
Dec 2. TOWNSLEY 6 SONS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-29

IN Their line done promptly and in a workmanlil
manner. BULLOCK & STEEN.
Brattlehoro, Nov IS, 1878.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Farmers Winter Work,

Nothing is of more Importance to the agrcul-
turlst than to have all the operations of the farm
attended to in Their proper season. 'Let the
farmer drive his work, not let his work drive
him." is good motto, which every one will do
well to practice upon. Among those things
which can best be done in winter, and most in
conveniently in spring, is the removal of the ma
nure heaps to their proper places. While the
shedding is good or the roads hard and smooth,
the cattle and their owners have little to do. All
the manure which can be easily got at, should be
removed to the field where wanted. There is
no more danger of its loss while piled up there
and uncovered, than while lying around the barn.
1t will not decompose in severe weather, and
whenever a slight thaw takes place, sufficient
quantity of earth will be loosened from the frost
which can be thrown on it, A better plan is to
have muck heaps, or piles of peat taken to such
parts of the fields as it is intended to draw the
manure, and spread them pentfully over the
manure as it is drawn out. This will absorb all
the gases from the decomposng manure, while
the peat undergoes salutary changes from the air
and rain, and frost itself, which tend to prepare
it as fertilizer. The intimate blending or in
termixture of this with the manure when spread
on the land will insure the greatest efficacy OF
both By thus disposng of a considerable part
of the manure during the wiuter, tedious job
of hauling in the spring, when blowing, plant
ing, and numerous other demands are made on
the farmers time, is avoided, and that too, fire.
quently when the roads are almost impossible
from mud and the manure itself it saturated
with spring rains, and after having lost no in,
considerable portion of its value from its decom-
position and the escape of its most valuable gases
this effect being much promoted by the greater
heat, occasioned by the accumulation of the ma
nure around the we-sheltered buildings and
vards
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

Water for Stock,

This is subject of great Importance. In
order that stock of all kinds may be comfortable
and thrifty, they should have constant access to
pure water; and if possible they should be sup
piled with water in the barn-yard, as much ma
nure is wasted, besides animals being likely to
accidents, in going distance for water
When it is near, animals will drink often, but
when at distance they often 90 without, and
suffer in consequence, and to the disadvantage OF
the owner too; for no animal can be profitable
without the requisites to its growth, health, and
productivencss. Even sheep, that some farmers
think can use snow and ice as a substitute for
water, will drink frequently, when water is near
When animals have constant access to water
they usually drink little and drink often. but
when not properly supplied they will often injure
themselves by drinking to excess.
Some farmers have prepared water works SC
as to have constant supply of good water in
the barn.yard, at an expense of some 25, so, Is
OR even 100 dollars, and they would not be de-
prived of it for five times the cost-BOstOn Cul
tiUatOr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
alt is but a little" said Abby.

alt is but little" said Abby.
"But it was all you could save" replied her father
"and am proud Of YOU Abby; yes, proud that / an
the father of such girl 1t is not this paltry sur
whch pleases me so much but the prudence self-com
mand and real affection for us which you have display
ed But was it not hard, sometimes, to resist tempta
ton?
ayes, father, you can never know how hard; but il
was the thought of this night which sustained me
through it all. [ knew how you would smile, and
what my mother would say and feel and though there
have been moments, yes, hours, that have seen me
wretched enough, yet this one evening will repay for
all. There is but one thing now to mar my happiness
and that is the thought that this little fellow has quite
forgotten me- and she drew Charley to her side But
the new picture book had already effected wonders
and in few moments he was in her lap, with his arms
around her neck, and his mother could not persuade
him to retire that night until he had given "Siser Alb
by" hundred kisses.
"Father," saiG Abby, as she arose to retire, when
the tall clock struck eleven, "May not sometime go
back to Lowell? | should like to add little to the
sum in the bank, and | should be glad of one silk
gown"
ayes, Abby you may do anything you wish. l shall
never again be afraid to let you spend year in Low
ell You have shown yourself to be possessed of vir-
tue, without which no one expect to gain either
respect or confdenee-SELF DENIAL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Poetry.
Christian Warfare,


How strange that men, made in the image of God,
Take pride in oppression, and pleasure in blood,
But among Adams sons are great many Gains,
Who butcher their brothers, and knock out their brains
Now sure It's expected such business will cease,
Among men who profess the Religion of Peace;
For, for people called Christians their brethren to kill
With their new hearts within them, appears stranger
still.
But many in bloolshed appear to take PRIDE
While the old gospel weapons quite thrown asile
Is it just brother Christian, your neigbors to fight
And wres: from your brethren each Heavenborn right:
Oh yes, they reply-and you must not forget,
1t is just to kill men who won't pay their debts;
And since they've no money their debts for to pay,
They shall give us their lands or their children we'll STAY
Our soldiers are brave and our officers bold,
And what we have gained, are determined to hold;
Obey all your rulers, apostles have said;
Well, them brother christians, if right, go ahead"
To conquest and slaughter, ye christians, aspire
"Whelm nations in blood, and wrap cities in fire."
If you fall in the conflict, sure all will be we'll
They who fight their Lords battles have no fears of hell
Great reward will be yours when your Lord shall ap-
pear;
Come hither blest warriors will then strike your ear
Then with Cain, cruel Nero, and bloody Nmrod,
You will shine in white robes at the right hand of God
Walden, JAN /, 1913. ]. w. Dow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
TIL 4 PHI. e s

a C,,~e for Li.fe Secured,
DR, UPHAM'S Internal Remedy For the cure of the
IL Piles, inflammation of the Liver, and Spleen; In
fammOon, Soreness and liberation of the Stomach,
Bowels Kidneys and Bladder; Imfammatory and Mer-
curia Rheumatism; Impurity OF Blood; Weakness and
Inflammation OF the spine; and for the reefof Married
Ladies'.
The Vegetable Pile Electuary, bq 64 e.
Upham, distinguished Physician of New York city The uny
really successful remedy for that dangerous and
plant, the Piles, offered to the American public,
nal Has 3 snG Internal Remedy U % 9 es sz
o Plies either Bleeding Blind internal External, and
1t positive cure-speedy and permanent 1t is also a
nent medicine take, and improves the general health in
Each Box twelve SEES at 9d cents per dose is
very mild in its oeraon and may be taken in uth
acute nnanion without danger All external applications
the highest degree ueRbe nconvenient and oppressive;
and from the very of the disease temporary in their objects.
This medicine attacks the dsease at its and removing
the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent
nhammatOry diseases A Mas oaa nH E as69sg
for the of the Piles yet has proved itself medicine
far superior to all others in diseases of nammaoy character,
with determination of blood any particular organ. In
inflammation and congestion ofth liver and speen Inflammation
badde in ni9mmatoy and mercurea rheumatism is the best
or GtGf Of Se ood Impurities OF the Blood
arising from the mpudent mercury other for all
diseases Of the skin and scrouous afecons in all where
the blood powerfully determined to the head producing d2Z,
ness and distress Dr. Uphams Eecmay is entirely unrvaled
10 married Ladies' SraSy las s a1 th am"i m
and injurious disease the piles with consequent inflammation
the stomach bowels and spne weakness in the back flow of
blood to the head &c. The Eecuay is perfectly safe for peg-
nant ladies' and the useful atharc that possibly
ed as twill not only the piles and all nanmaory
eases, without pain irritation but will easy time
safe delivery, and sound constitution in the offspring
Cure for life guaranteed t3 dns no G @ne S oe@
cne aoes Coocynth, Gamboge other powerful aud m
atng pnrgatye No fear Of taking cold while under influence
no change in diet necessary If taken according the drec
tons cure for life guaranteed Pamphlets giving valuable
formation respecting this medicine may be obtained of agents a
It's
Bmdlee 1870 Washington street. Boston, General agent foI
the New England States For sale by Collins, Montp
Peck, Burlngton John Smith, Jr. Chelsea Russell, Mid
dlebuy butcher st Abans and by dealers in medicine gen
orally throughout New England. 42 vol A. ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Reflections for the Farmer.

There never was a class of people more bless
ed or more prosperous than the farmers of the
United States now are. Their crops are abun-
dant and readily command cash at good prices
while every necessary of life which they wish to
purchase, especially manufactured articles, was
never so good and so cheap. Then the facilities
of transportation and ocomoton have been great
ly increased and improved and this is another
source CT positive benefit to the farmers. With
these physical benefits, those of an intellectual
and moral kind have kept rapid pace Book,
have been cheapencd and multiplied incalcua.
bly,. Schools, especially those Of higher order
have increased-and churches and faithful min.
listers abroad. Do you think of these things as
you ought? and are you striving to take advan
tage of them to improve your moral, intellectual
and physical condition to great extent? Those
who act wisely will make the most of these great
blessings every hour for they cannot always ex
pect them to be so abundant, and besides, to i'm.
proUe them nor is the sureSt way to cOntinu'
them.
One certain means of electing improvement
among the farmers is what we have heretofore
often recommended-th formation of clubs ir
each neighborhood for weekly evening meeting.
in the winter. 1t is not necessary in these tC
conine yourselves entirely to agricultural discus
sions, but such things as have collateral bear
ing on agriculture may occasionally be prohtabll
introduced such as the geology, the botany, ant
the arboriculture of the country nor should WI
consider the moral means of improvement of thu
heart and mind entirely out of place in these
evening discussions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

HOPE, UNDYING HOPE f." is the constant attendant of the
poor consumptve while commonly pursued in his
is hurying him to his last resting pace-the grave And
strange is that any thus suffering should be willing to
have life sacrificed because doua in scientific manner
every day affair The remedy at hand SHEER
mans Olosaouan All Healing Basam has relieved more such
curses than any other those who
willing believe in its virtues should make a lofi and
will only he satisfied that all this said OF it is true
To the letter. will recommend it their suffering freids
Of the best remedies they have known for coughs Of all
kinds asthma, pans in the chest and SIDE shorne difficulty
of breathing bleeding of the lungs and ncipnt consumption
One trial will s5y the most scepca and the medicine is with
in reach ofaL
For sale LOG Nassau N " and by s. p Redfed, Mont
poer and by agent every in Vermont % cents
and 81 per bottle. vo46:ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
AFFECTION OF THE LIVER CURED
TWENTY YEARS STANDING!

CITY OF New YORK, July, q, 1917.
This is to certify that |, Nielsen Larabee have for pc
Rod of twenty years been subject To a dry, hacking
cough and pain in the side and chest attended with
night and general weakness of the system, and
have been pronounced INCURABLY CoNsUMPTIvE ,
neither the advice of regular physicians the many
advertised remedies have taken, have been Of any per-
manent benefit, and yielding hopeIessy 10 the pro-
W. WONDERS MITH's Indian Cough Balm and Lung
Basam by the aid of which, all my symptom have been
removed, and have been wonderfully restored to the
blessings of health and the prospect of prolonged exis-
tence In gratitude for which, and in the hope of BEN
eftng Others solemnly testify to the facts in this GER
tifcae. NELSON LARABEE,
Jersey City.
Swor, IN before me this Dist dav of JULY ISi7,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

WHITE PLAINS, April 20, IS47
This is to certify that have been afflicted for five years
with cough pain in the chest, night sweas, difficulty
of BREATH ng etc, and also expectoated large guam
tity of frohy matter and blood, from which was
duced perfect skeleton, my throat was very much
liberated had lunar caustc applied to my throat twice
week, but received benefit | have used hun
bred different kinds of Patent Medicines, recommend
ed by my best friends, but all to purpose. friend
of mne Mr.. WilIet whose lungs has been affected for
two years past. was cured by Dr. Vondersmith's Med
cine. He insist ed upon my trying DR.. " | did So
After had used his medicine Is days, expecorale led
large quantities of yellow fed NATTER my chest expand
ed and my difficulty in breathing subsidized persever-
ed with his medicine and the result has been, am per
fectIy cured of all my sickness. recommend every
consumptive to try Dr.V's medicine confident it
will cure you. Your sincere friend,
EDWARD C. THOMPSON.
Sworn to before me this 2lst day of April, lS47
A. II. MICKIE, Mayor of the city of New York.
EmfEmatiCnGf fbC lungs.
New York, June 10, l847.
DR.. VoNDERsMITH-I have been subject to a cough,
pain in the chest difficulty Of breathing, etc, for many
years past. About four months ago took cold,
which settled on my lungs. | unable to attend TO
my business during the day. | would have dreadful
coughing SPELLS that thought it impossible for me
to survive unless got relief The excessive nght-sweas
had reduced my whole body a skeleton, ! expecOra-
eu NHhe HolhV mucous, In dCI SIOulu give the Hll
particulars Of my case, it would be almost incredible
Recommended to try DIR. VONDERSMlTH'S IN
DIAN COUGH BALM, and LUNG BALSAM. | con-
senteu when had used it about one week, my cough
decreased considerable. viii h ehVo mo great hopes.
continued with the medicine according to direc IONS and
the result has been that restored to health, bless
ing had not enjoyed for years, until the present time.
sincerely believe had not made of DR.. Wonder
smiths invaluable Medicine that would be moul ler-
ing in the silent grave. Therefore believe that am
doing nothing but what is Justice, in stating the above
facts, that you may show it to all the afflicted who
may call upon you to administer to them, shall be
pleased at any time to with the afflicted whc
call upon me, Your grateful patient and friend,
JAMES b. HENDERSON, No. 7O3 Washington St.
Sworn to before me this 18th day of June, lS47
l. WIN. V. BRADY, Mayor of the city ofNew York
Principal Office SO Barclay St N. Y None genuine
unless signed with the written signature of f. w
VONDERSAlITH, NJ. d and his name blown in The
glass of the Bottle
| For sale by
S. P. Redfed 10 State st. Montpelier, VI.
Theodore A. Peck, No. g. Peck Row, Burlington, Vt
A, Robinson & Co. Burlington, Vt. 81 ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
DIR. e. w. vONDERsMITH.

For Che Of Coughs Colds, Consumption, Dys-
pepsa. Bronchitis, Sore Throat Asthma, Group, whooP
ing Cough. 1t is justly celebrated the most wonder
fu curative Of umOnary diseases in the whole range Of
Pharmacy. Some of most respectable Physicians
it in their practcepr scribng it the best of all
remedies for Pulmonary complaints, and Physical debi
y and they unhesiatingy recommend to be kept in
every family of a Consumptive tendency.
READ'THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
CONSU MPTION
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
New Medicine.

MAsTA's GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE
PU + G ATIVE PILLS.
THE approved Family Medicine now to be bought at afr
the principal Stores, every and village in his stare
likewise in the State Of New Hampshire and Canada East
FOR BILIOUS AND INFLAMATORY FEvERs, NDlGEs-
TON, HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA FEVER COMPLANT,
COSTlVENESS, PILES, JAUNDlCE CHOLIC, PAIN
IN THE STOMACH SIDE, HEARTBURN, PER
VERIFIED APPETITE DIARRHGA, DYsEN-
Terry, IMPURE BLOOD AND ALL DE-
RANGEMENTS OF THE BILIOUS
SYSTEM.
These pills consigned to Local and General Agents only and
travelling peders carry them sell The proprietor supern
tends the manufacturing of them and warrants them free from
minerals Each box contains 30sold at 25cts per case
The proprietor has such confidence in these pills. would
say all persons who may purchase them that it, taking one
doses in accordance with directions they should not be
satisfied with them the money will be refunded, the charge
cancelled, by returning the box III useabe condition, with the
remainder of the pills. Agents selling them requested to
form to this rule.
Families who are in the habit of keeping compounded medicines
posed chiefly of the valuable vegetables combined
oya of diseases already referred they may be taken any
time when evacuation Of the bowels desired particular
care being required Those taking them and drink
usual, and necessary eat Immediately after. As mild and
thorough evacuan of the amentay canal producing little
sickness in the stomach and hardly any pain the bowels they
are uneqaed by any thing the kind before the public.
Directions for using them.
THE DOSE-The ordinary dose for adult is from two to
M p egneng the dose according To the and habits
patent bearing III NINA away the sicker the patient the larger
and more frequent the Dose until thorough disca ges Drodc
co. Inc best time 10 take them retiring bed night In
anOTy cases. attended with much pain, from four
every six eight hours should be taken until caarc
obtained,
AS AN APERIBNTWhen taken merely to purge the bowels
ten wva hours increase the following night one to three
or more pills. they Will then be sure to purge Those who
tive and still apparently well in every other respect should
sonay take full dose followed with two or three every ollie
night to produce constant aonupon the liver and bowels.
For further particulars in rel aIQn to these pisg sui ep
ed sold nthvillage by Messrs REDFIELD, and COLLIN
- lGm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

MA BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN
Such NAV StERMAN'S WORM IOZENGES be truly called, for
they thousands of children from untmey and
caused the mothers heart leap for joy when she had given up
all hope the recovery her offspring And when it
that worms destroy thousands of children annually and the
suspccted and when known that these Iozen-
ges are sure and ceran specific destroying them nvara-
bly, bringing away surely the heart of every parent will be
filled with Joy announcement of such blessing And
only the preparations for good but his COUGH
LOZENGES succeeded in removing aud curing the
Cough and Consumption when hope had
taken flight despair pictured on the counenance friends
around. We acquainted with numerous cases of wonderful
performed and would refer the inquirer to Dr. Sherman's
pamphlet of cures The CAMPtOR LOZENGES Headache
in five minutes relieve all Papaons, Nervous Complaints
and Cramps and the POOR MANS PLASTER without doubt
the very best ghenng plaster the world We would
commend afflicted try the Doctors Preparations
ing that they will not be disappointed in their expectations.
For sale at LOG NASSAU NJ y, and by y T. Redheld Monpe
erj and by agent In every town IN vermont G, ly.