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TIE GREAT REMEDY OF TIIE:

= u NsuO 1sA = - OVu 0I01 VI - N H.
Age, .Norr's Compound Syrrp IF YelioH Dock
Root, for Purifying The Blood, &c.
NViIS compound will remove and cause per-
il maneni cure Of oil diseases arising frorc an
impure state Of the blood, such as Scrofula.
which presents iiseif in a variety Of forms; Sal,
Rh.un,, Kings Evil, Pimples on the face. Ulcers,
Bloichcs, Er,sip.las, Ring Worm, Cos,iveness,
Suppuration Of The Glands, Me,curial Diseases,
Dyspepsia. Jnnndicc, Liver Complaints, Drope,,
General Debility, Colds, Coughs, Giddincse, and
remove every tani, from whatever cause il may
arise, and completely re nova,e the system.
This extract is a sure cure for Rheumat ism,
Govt, Spasmodic Affection Of the Stomach,
Pains in the Side Chest, Bones, &C., Fever and
ARuc, Asthma, Nervous llcad-ache, Sick Head
ache, Palp,ntion Of the Heart, Pros,ration, Con-
WILSON'S, Consli patton, Fluor Albus, &C.
The way to keep we'll is 10 clcnnse and purify
the blood by using this Syrup, which will do il
efec,uallv, and health will ensue. II cleanscs,
clears, purilies aud strengthens the system.
Taking into consideration the saiuiarv effect
Of this med,cinc, together with the quantity sold
Tor the pncc, renders il decidedly the cheapest
preparation in Use.
As far as this article has hccn u. ed, il has gu.
percsdcd nil other preparations ever offered 10
the public for the above complaints. Many OF
the most eminent md experienced Physicians.
who have praciised Medicine Tor more than for
~ years, tell US tina; preparations Of this kind,
from the Dock and other articles which we com.
hine with II. has performed some Of the greatest
cures and proved the most salu,ary Of any pref :
aration ever known.
This compound is composed Of articles 30 hap
PLY combined, No to tend directly TO give tone 10
the stomach and to,reis, excite TO healthy action
the irer. and the whole gl.ndular System, alIay
neroas irritatihty, and promote the free action
Of the lungs, thus rendering il applicable 10 oil
discusses Of chronic nature.
~ This medicine is pu: up in quart bottles,
with the words sMoRsr's CELEBRATED SyRUP,
Prov, z. L. blown in tho glass and sold for One
Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for FIVE Dol
LARS.
Sold Wholesale and retail Of the Family Mcdi-
cine and Ten Store, corner Fourth and Olive
streets, by A. r. WOODWARD, agent for the
west, who keeps oil the popular medicines Of
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NEW STORE
AND
. B ZAP q GOD s

AND
CHEAP GOODS
TVHE subscriber has received in
- addition to his Stock Of Goods, lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
such ~ Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, DRIVERS, &c.
Also Broad Cloths, cashmere, Satineits, tweeds,
Jeans and Linseys, Aanncls, Alpaccas, Caledo-
mia, Abysn'a, woolen and worsi.d Goods, prints
and Merrin.ac calicoes, assorted styles and Rs.
urcs, Brown aud Bleached shceiing aud shirt
ing, Pittsburgh cotton warp, carpet chain, Bat
ting, wndd,og aud wiekinp, Buffalo robes, sole,
kip, calf and Upper Leather, Sligo Iron, Sheet
Iron, Steel Plough Lays, Nails aud large cast
Kettles, Wooden Buckets. tuhs. churns, howis,
&c: GROCERIES Of oil kinds, !. n, G A
and Salt, window glass, crockery and Glass
ware, Hair and Leather covered travelling trunks;
9 good assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle men .
Gum liver shocs, Shocs and Boots 81 all kinds,
Hardware, Paints, Oils and Dye s,uf5s, Dried
Fruit. Wall paper, and live geese feathers, which
will be cold cheap for cash.
JAMES NJ. ROWLING.
Davenport, November 3osh, 1913.
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4 CoiIHos sLARK.'-Ths followin,
capital story 10 told by ono who knows,
ofDr. Maxcsy, and cannot fell 10 anus,
our readers. On one occasion several o
Tho students Of South Carolina College, re-
solved TO drag tho Doctors csrringe into the
woods, and fired upon night for tho per.
Sesmauce ofthe exploit. One Of thcir mum
ber, however, wss troubled with some coin
punctios visiiings and managed to convey
10 The worthy President hint that il would
b veil Tor him to secure the door Of bis
carriage house. Instead Of paying ans
hsed 70 this suggestion, tho Doctor proceed
Cd o. The appointed night, TO the carriage
house, and enclosed his portly person inside
The vehicle. In less than an hour some hall
. dozen young gentlemen came to his re-
srsst. and cautiously withdrew the car.
Siase into tho road. When they were fair.
u out Of tho College precincts they frg"
their reserve, aud begun to joke freely
With each other by nnme. One Of them
complained Of tho carriagc, end another re-.
piled by swearing that III was heavy enough
10 have tho old fellow himself in it, For
nearly milo they proceeded along the
highway, end then struck into the wootls.
20 cover which they concluded would ef.
fectually conceal the vehicle. Making
ihemssIves infinitely merry st the docior'-
expense, and conjectur;ng how and when he
would find his carriage, they nj length
reached tho spot where they had resolved
70 lssve il. Just No they were about to de.
psrt-havlng once more agreed that the
carriage was heavy enough to havo the
Old Doctor and all his tribe in m,-ihey
we're startled by the sudden dropping of
one Of the glass d"or panncls, and the we'll
known voice Of tho Doctor himself, WIN
thus addressed them:-'So, %, Young gen.
demon, you are going {" leave me in the
woods, srs yous Surely. - you have
brought mo hisher f"r your own gra,iicn.
tion, you will mt refuse IL take me back
81 mine! Come, Nlessrs.-, aud -
and -, hucklc ton, aud lei rs return, i,
i getting iase.' Thcro was no appeal; or
The window vas raised, snd The doctor re-.
eumed bic scat. Almoet without word.
the discom6,ed young gentlemen took
their places ai the pole. and At the back 81
The vehicle, ~ quite M expcdii iously, il with
lee mise, did ihev rc,race their covrse
il sileocs. they dragged the cnrrisge into
IL womled place. and then retrea,cd pre-.
eipisase TO their rooms 10 dream Of tho &C.
eount they must sender m the m"rr"w.-
When ihey had gone, the Doctor qnicil,
vacated The carriage, and wen, IN bic hon.c
where no related The story to bis family
With great glee. He never called the
hsross Of that nocturnal expedition 10 al
account, NOR was his carriage ever aficr.
wards dragged NJ night into tho woods!
THE VATICAN
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IT YNcURRENr Money. certificates
~ Of Deposiies, and Drafts bought nv
Nov 81, i8l8. COOK e. SARGENT.
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B. SANFORD.

Davenport, Dec. l4,h. 1913.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-04-20
The Farmers Daughter.


She may not, in the may dance,
With ieweled maidcns viei
She may not smile on courtly swain
With soft, bewitching eye;
She cannot boast a form aud mein
That lavish wealth has brought her;
But, all, she has much faircr charms
The farmers peerless daughter
The rose and lily on her cheek
Together love TO dwell;
Her laughing blue eyes wreathe around
The heart a witching spell;
Her smile is bright MS mornings glow
Upon the dewy plain,
And, listening to her voice, we dream
That spring has come again.
The timid fawn is not more wild,
Nor yet more gay and free;
The lily's cup is not more pure
In all its purity
Of all the wild flowers in the wood,
Or by the crystal water,
There's none more pure or fair than She
The farmers peerless daughter
The naughty belle, so much adored,
On downy pillow lies,
While forth upon the dewy lawn
The merry maiden HES;
And, with the lark's uprising song,
Her own clear voice is heard;
Ye may not tell which sweetest sings,
The maiden or the bird.
Then tell me not of jeweled fair
The brightest jewel yet
Is the gentle heart where virtue dwells,
And innocence is set;
The glow of health upon her check,
The grace no rule hath taught her;
The fairest wreath that beauty twines
Is for the farmers daughterl
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Vermont and Massachusetts
RAILROAD.

sz - " MARCH 5, 1919 sC Pa..en.
go ger Trains in connection with
the Fitchburg Railroad will run as follows
UP TRAINS
Leave Boston at 7.3O A. NJ, and $40 p n
Fiichburg at A NJ and $50 L. NJ, and arrive !,
BraiiIeboro i2i5 and s.5, p. NJ.
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Braitleboro at A. NJ, and l25oPu
Fitchburg at ~ NJ, and SIS z. N and arriy. :,
Boston At p and $50 T. NJ.
Connect, at South Vernon, with the Tra;ps NJ
the Connecticut River Railroad, making a eor,ns.
nication with New York, via Northampton. Sprinv.
field, and Hartford; Albany via Western Ralross
At Ashburnham the $50 A. NJ and $40 nj
Trims connect with the Trains Of the Cbesb;r.
Sullivan and Central Railroads, via Keene ana
Bellows Falls, to Windsor, Mortified and Burlinp.
ton.
AT Groton, with Trains Of The Nasbu. and W..
cester Road, BY which direct communicated !,
made, without delay with Nashua Manchester and
Concord, N. H.; Worcester, Providence. Norr;ch
and Spnngheldi also, via the Stony Brook Railroad
with Lowell, Lawrence, Salem, Newburyport and
the East. -'4
Upon the arrival of the Cars at Gardner. STAG,
WI leave TOT hnbbardstoni at Templefon 6r
Phillipston, Petersham Dana and Greenwich
Stages, At Montague, connect with Sunderland
Amherst, Hadley, Leyerett; also, with Greenfield,
Shelburne Falls, and the West
Upon the arrival Of the Cars at Bra,tleboro,
Stages leave Immediately for Wilmington Ben.
nineton, Newfane, Townshend, Putney and Bellows
Falls.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston daily for BraitlebOrO at 40 A.
NJ; Fitcllurg at Ia NJ.
Leave Brattleboro daily for Boston at 40 A. "
S. f. JOHNSON, Engineer.
Fitchburg March 5, 1919. 50
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO BELLOWS FALLS.

2O sR n' lsa is' f hsssay: si Tra5,
leave Boston in connection
with the Fitehburg trains daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ
and IS p. NJ
Lea~e Bellows Falls at | 20 p NJ and 20 P. NJ.
Passengers by the first train up will proceed direct
y through to Bellows Falls and BY first train down
directly through to Boston.
Passengers by last train up and last train down
will remain al keene night and arrive at Bos-
ton At 10 O'Clock, and At Bellows Falls at O'Clock
the following morning.
All the above trains connect with the trains over
the Sullivan Railroad, nolo open to Charestown, ~
II, making continuous Railroad line from Boston
TO that place Also at Groton with the trains Of the
Nashua and Worcester, and Stony Brook Rail
roads, by which direct communication both vsy5,
without delay Groton is established between Con-
cord, Manchester Nashua, Lowell, lawrence and
the state Of Maine; Worcester, Providence, Ne =
York City and Albany; and Keene, Walpoe, Bel
lows Falls Rutland, all Western Vermont Charles
town. Windsor, and the entire lines Of the Vermont
Central and PasSumpsic Railroads.
Stages run in connection with this line from
Winchendon to Rindge and Jaffrey from Fitzwill-
lam to Richmond, Winchester, Hmsdale and Brat
tlcboro.
From Keene to Chesterfield and Brattleboro
from Bellows Falls TO Rutland, Whitehall and Bur-
lington.
From the Sullivan Railroad at Charlestown, TO
Claremoni, Newport, Springfield, weathersfield and
Windsor, Woodstock and Hanover
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at so P. ~,
can reach New York City, via Worcester and Nor
rieh, tho next morning, al O'Clock.
Freight trains will run in connection with the
usual Fitchburg trains
L. TILTON, Engineer
Keene, Jan'y 5, is4s. If 70
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DENTISTRY.

nR. FAREWELL would take this opportu-
IL nifty to express his grateful acknowledgment
to MI those who have favored him with their pat
ronnge since he has been in Brnttlcboro, by which
he has been enabled to establish himself in nm eN
tensivc business. Daring the last ten months he
has put in fourteen JM sets If teeth the Atmos.
phcric principle, besides all his other Plate and
Pivot work, filling, extracting, Sc
lie confidently expects the success OF his opera
tons to be such as will continue to secure him
liberal patronage in the future. DIR f. operates IN
every department Of both Surgical and Mechanical
Dentistry including operations upon the PALkTiNE
ORGANS His terms will be found strictly uniform
aud reasonable.
10 OFrfcr, No. wheelcr's Block.
Brattleboro Oct 90, le4e eowtfl0
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BY A YANKEE.

81 1ANhEt.
o, how my heart signs for my own native land,
Where potatoes, and squashes, and cucumbers
grow,
Where cheer and good welcome are always at
hand,
And custards and pumpkin pies smoke in
row;
Where buildings, the yisage of hunger serenes,
And what is still dearor-the pot Of baked beans.
Let Maryland boast of her dainties proiuse,
And large wRtermelons and cantelopes fine,
And turtles, and oysters, and terrapin stews,
And soft clans high zested with brandy and
wine;
All, neither my heart from my native land weans
Where smokes on the table, the pot of baked
beans.
The pot of baked beans with what pleasure !
saw it,
Well seasoned, well porked, by some rosy
faced dame,
And when from the glowing hot oven she'd
draw it,
Well crisped, and well Drowned, to the table
it came.
o, give me my country, the land Of my teens,
Of the dark Indian pudding and pot of baked
beans.
The pot of baked beans All, the muse is too
frail,
Its taste to descant on--i;s virtues to tell;
But look at the sens of New England, so hale,
And her daughters 50 rosy-'twill teach thee
full we'll
Like me, it will teach thee to sigh for the means
Ofhealth and of rapture-the pot of baked beans.
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WEST INDEA GOODS
AND
Best Family Groceries,

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BY
I W. FROST, No. 8 Granite Row, opposite
d the Stage House He is receiving from NEW
York and Boston,
10 nhds. Brown Sugar, all kinds
10 Bbls White
Hhds. Molasses and Syrups
40 Chests Green and Black Teas;
10 Bags Coffee, roasted and ground do
Spices of all kinds.
Is boxes best Tobacco,
10 bbls. Sperm and Whale OIL
ls boxes white and brown Soaps,
10 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Lorillard's, Maccaboy, Scotch and Rappee Snuff,
Fish, all kinds; Salt all kinds;
Nails, Glass,
Foreign Fruits Nuts, Sauces, Pickles, Extracts.
&c. Cordage, Mats and Wooden Ware. Stone ware,
all kinds. &c.
Making the largest and best assortment be found
in the country, and will be sold low in exchange foI
Cash most kinds of Produce.
uTOrders from adjoining towns promptly answered
and Goods delivered at any part Of the village
Oct. 9th. .
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STATESMAN,S MANUAL

81 AN'S MANU- Al,
COMPRISING
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Lra1gfna Mcssags JfareA. 1919 srM a
History Of Their AdaiHisfratioas, and Of
eacA Session Of Congress.
Also, various Historical Statistical, and other
important Public Documents, and a complete lndex,
or Analytical Table Of Contents TO The whole work
Edited by Edwin WILLIAMS, ESQ.
Illustrated with Portraits Of our II Presidents,
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the Capitol, Presidents Hoasc and the Seals Of the
several States, and the United States. In four
large syo volumes. Price $40.
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From be PrsriSsai Of hs Uniied Siafa.
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Statements Manual a valuable work and exceedingly
useful and convenient. Your, }. n PoLK|
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"My Dear Sir Your Siaiesman's Manual is a very
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
ssersiaSys o6ios, Department u cou'rnon SCHOOL,,
ALBAsY, sept 49, 1875.
have examined the ~statcsmans Manual in two
volumes octave, compiled by Edwin Williams and am
Of opinion that IL proper work for school district
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designed for the dliiasiou Of useful knowledge
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This is the most important contribution TO Ameri-
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MRS. e. xKINCKLHY,
RE MOVAL.
PATNTs.

RA00 POUNDS pure White Lead;
OUUU 800 Gallons Linseed OIL;
100 do Coach and Furniture varnish
Spirits Turpeninc, Japan, French Yellow, Chrome
do. Venetian Red, vemillion, Indigo Red, Rose
Pink, Whiting Putty, Paris, Chrome and Patent
Green, Bronze &C., Sc. For sale low by
WILLISToN 4 TYLER.
April 4, 1919 IS
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PlOws! PlOvvsl!
TOW NSLEY & SONS

HAVE this day received, in addition to their i'm.
i mense Stock Of Ruggles, Nourse Mason's
and Prouiy Mear's Plows, large invoice of ID.
LANE Co.'S Orange Plows, which makes their
assortment complete They feel confident that
with their assortment they can satisfy the most par
tclidr, propided, they particular 10 have good
one. ~ Look for the Elm Tree.
April 5 lsts. 81
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Grass Seed.
stone Post.

A NICE QUALITY Of Stone Post for sale, suit
IA able for door yard fences, gate post and other
purposes.
Also--A lot Of Chestnut Post for sale by
w. II, PETTES
Brattleboro, March, ls49. swaO
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DOCT. SEyMOUR,S
BALSAnn OF WILD CHERRY.
OONdFREY AND Tar.

For all Lung Di6icdiies, Coughs, Colds, Iaauensa,
asthma, H1ooping Cough, Group, &C. &c.
FINHIS Medicine combines all the properties Of
Il the Wild Cherry, Comfrey and Tar, which
renders it much more reliable and efiicacious han
the other preparations of Wild Cherry, and Cough
Medicines generally II is prepared and put up BY
Physicians Of several years practice, and the ut
most care observed 10 make Il what it should be.
1t Is in fact the inyalds friend.
Price 81 90 Bohls-6 Bottles for $500.
BUTTON & CLARK,
6moi7 Only Agents for Bratilehoro.
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Dissolution.

TINE eopartnershp heretofore existing under the
Il name of STARR & Tucker, IL this day, by
mutual consent dissolved. The notes aud book ac-
counts may be found with Farley Stan, Jr., for a
short time, who is authorized to collect and settle
the same.
us are requested to present them for payment i'm.
mediately FARLEY STARR, JR,
AMOS II. TUCKER.
Whitingham, March 2lst, ls4e. es2
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LORR.4L.NE'S PILLS.

fsgetaote tntreTsd Medical Ctndfire Of he
FRENCH COLLEGE OFHEAL1'H, INPARIs.
The extraordinary purifying power of ,hese Pills
supaSs all other medicine known. Consequently for
ordinary physc for family use they are the most safe
and Eautary offered to the pubc--may be taken
At al times and by aR person that takes these Pills
will never need to take enssfc for IL the stomach
is filled with impurities, TO need emetic they
are to ronf and entirely dsodge all foul matter
But i the stomach is healthy and impurities in IT,
not the slightest is felt
II Is well understood that of all the
cases Of consumption. which annually consign forty
thousand victims TO the grave, originate from obstnc
ions, caused BY taking cold.
All this IS ettecnally prevented by timely applica
ton Of LA MEDICINE CURATIVE PILLSi!
GJ-fhe above arc for sale by the following Agents
Newfane, Birchard and Sawyer, W. C. Perry; VIII
Evansville, w IL Williams Miller 4 Clark;venon, Alon-
10 Newton Bellows Falls, Norman Harris Saxton's
River, Russell 4 Esterbrooksj Rockingham, l.. s.
Eddy, b, Spalding, Cambridgeport, d. F. Cushing /;
Putney, Isaac GFout, VIM. l.. upham; Dummerston,
q. w, Emerson Asa knight; Townshend, johnson &
Weaiherhee; West Townshend, Thos. Cook Whit
ner X Bowen Guilford y. P. Adams Halifax, r. X.
4 =. Henry; West Halifax, ]. Il S. !. Hitchcock
Readsboro, Joel Ranney Wilmington, Ongen Smith
Dover, Z. =. Perry Grafton, Geo NJ. Barrett Wards
bOro, J. L. II. Rice West Wardsboro Daniel Harris
x Son North Wardsboro, Converse g. Higgnsj jam
aica, S. c. Sumner Windham, VIM. Harris & Son (;
Westminster East, Joel Adnch Westminster West,
G. w, Daniels Londonderry, Niles Aldrch Spring
held, r. 4 Y. Burke Weston, Asa b. Foster Chester
Joseph Hadleyi Woodstock, +. $. tiaydenj Rutland,
And BY G. II. SALISBURY, Brailleboro, General
Agent for the State ofNt.
All orders supplied. o
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w. Goods and Groceries.

lust received,
- 10 bbls. powdered and crushed Sugars,
8 Lihds Brown Sugar,
Is Boxes p"
5 White
Loaf
5 Hhds. prime retailing Molasses,
10 Bbls. Sperm and Refined Oil,
20 Boxes Russell 6 Robinson's Tobacco,
10 Emmeu's
80 Chests Y II. and Black Teas, various
qualities,
Spices Of all kinds.
TowNSLEY SONS.
Brattleboro. March 23. 1919 81
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Notice.

HEREBY certify that have given my son,
Il Riley f. Baldwin, his time, and shall pay no
ebis OF his contracting or claim any Of his earn.
ings AFTER this date. ASA BALDWIN.
jamaica, March 81, ls4s. 3ws3-