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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29

SENATOR suxSrR.-TBe Washington correspon-
dent Of the New York Evening Post, under date
Of Sunday, "iith inst, says:
II regret to be compelled to announce that Mr..
Summers health is quite poor. He attempted to
walk from the Capitol to his lodgings, yesterday,
but the returns Of the pains in his back were so
severe that he was put into a carriage and convey
ed home. He is far from being o well man, and
should avoid all excitement. He is anxious to re-
sumo his official duties, but is not sufficiently re-
covered yet to do So"
If the notorious Senator has become an useless
invalid, why does he not resign! If his ills are
real, good faith to Massachusetts, requires his re-
TRACY. If affected, with 3 view to capital for the
next Senatorial election, then Mr.. Sumner has
maintained for two years. most unparalleled du-
plicity, which could only avail in the land Of pu.
misunderstanding and political unscrupulousness.
W. ~ - Charhston Ne.os.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29
For the York-ills Enquirer.

@%l .srs ~
The old man bowed his silver head;
Was it with years or 'grief!
Will not that gush Of burning tears
Give his full heart relief
Alas! his youngest born h dead,
Blighted like some frail flower T"
Which spread its petals forth stAmorn
But vithered In an hour. '~.-T. = $50
And be, for whom she, left thy hearth
Can language paint his woe,
When she, his almost worshiped one
Sank meath deaths ruthless blow: g.
No sunlight now illumss his path; ~.
flushed is each joyous tons;
Quenched is the Iove-ight in her eye,
Which besmed for him alone.
Surely the cherished form b~utslesps;- -
Deaths sigust ia not there; -
No shrunken, eye1or hollow cheek
Looks she not passing fairs - -
Yes. fair she seems; but from Thy home ~
She's goue-Soreyer gonei = sa,As
Never agaiu her step or glance.
Will cheer, thy heart so lone. ~.
But yetnot desd!Ashs ouiysiesps-
Deep'sre her slumbers now;
No troubled dream viii rack her brain, -
No care-thoqghts cloud her brow b. :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29
The BLACK MARrrN.-Mr. Editor: Through
Ia noinmna If uonr xida.anraad and ua nanar

The BLACK MARrIN.-Mr. Editor: Through
the columns Of your widespread and useful psper,
allow me to communicate 70 its. readers an impor-
taut fact in relation to the above named little birds.
It is generally Known that during their incubation
they ssrvea valuable purpose inchasing AZ by the
hawks from the poultry yards but L hs3e good
reasons to believe they are abundsntly nbre val
liable in preserving bacon from the Sk3pper-fy
and sltother winged insects thatiufest our smoke
houses during the spring and summer months In,
this climate. Last year, for the amusement Of
my children, 1 prepared and fixed upon Q pole
some gourds for the accommodation Of these lit
tie songsters for which in . few hours they amply
paid US with their cheerful concerts, BY acci-
dent I placed the pole near the smoke house, and
for the want Of suitable boxes : did NOT paek, mp
my, bacon to prevent flies from troubling II, as
had done before for years. Duringt the spring and
Summer I heard no complaint about skippers,
hairy. worms and other pests or the bacon. Ny
wife remarked that she had not bean troubled NTH
any Of these things during the year, still We did
not know how to account for this singular exemp-
ton but in the fall. the storm blew down my pole
and gourds, and revealed to me the secret, for in
each gourd there was from one half to Q pint Of
indigestible fly .skins-the excrement Of the young.
So we'll convinced am 7 Of their great utility, that
neyerse1peett to be without thems-W Wire. Grass
reporter. - ~ :. EhsS -s~u -Nrs
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29
THE LEGISLATURE.

q We IRE requested, by our friend, JAMES BRIAs'
Esq, to announce tina. be will not bsa candidate
for the Legislature, at the ensuing election, The e
necessity OF q constant attention to his private at
fairs codmpelshim to decline the nomination which
he does with the kindest acknowledgements to his
friends by whom his name has been presented.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29

ACES OF OUR DISTINGUISHED SrArEsxsH AT rHErR
DrArH.-The following table will BE- interesting
at this time, as showing the sge-of many Of our
distinguished Statesmen atthe timeai their death:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29
Written for the Yorkyille Enquirer.
AWAY WITH MIRTH.
!. J. WOOD

-. : 6I-S. HO0O DhpAbeSN"p -
s'one strong tyrannic thought, that made
All othel thoughts its,slaye."-Hood.
Away with mirth!-IT not be gay,
For happiness is mine!
No Pickering ray Of pleasures day,
But happiness divine!
IT'S not the dizzying thrill delight,
With effervescent start,
.Difuses, like electric light,
Around some giddy heart;- = =
That fades-that dies-like meteor CLEAN, =.
(As scintillsnt and bright
That fickers; feeting as q dream
AndIeaves the soul in night 3
No passing gladness Of an hour
That hearts may often know,
That wells with common human power, r
Antipodal Of woe.
n X 4
Away with gayety-away! - 70
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-
TRUE coun4oE:-Tbe annexed reply Of !. =.
stofef, Esq, Of the ealpeppsr IVA. l0b.er5sr, to
. challenge sent him BY H. N. Garland, Of the
Republican, exhibits more true coursgsf than would
o tbonsand doe,s ~ r. IT.
"ramEnot Wiling in eo,d5io0d to atsemp. the life
of a fellow msu-even should he have no family
and children dependent upon him->nor ANIL vii
ling to make myself q target for the, cold. deliber-
ate, malicious feelings Of another, and thereby
place myself in q position. where my wife may be
made q widow and my children orphans; but even
II I did, I can see no reason to resort to such
means to satisfy the present difficulty between us.
The controversy some not affecting the honor, I
think, Of. either. unless eonseisnee is the monitor
of condemnation, for either might be mistaken in
some particular.
But With reference to the whole matter, in future,
Is in Patti shall maintain q deftnsipe position;
and, as I can be seen daily on the street, you can
take such' course as you think proper.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29

GREAT BALLOON EXPERIMENTS BY PRor. Wrsr.
Prof. John Wise, of this city, extensively known
for his many successful and thrilling eronautic
voyages and discoveries, left Lanes aer yesterday
for Washington city, to make preparations for q
series of the most extensive and interesting bal
doom experiments ever Witnessed in our country.
Mr.. Wise has been engaged to make these expert
ments for the Smithsonian Institute, with instru-
menis provided by it for the purpose. BE has
made arrangements with the City Gas Company
fora liberal supply Of gas for his use. One Of
the experiments will consist Of q squadron Of bal
loens in the shape Of q balloon regatta. In auoth-
or one he will cut loose from the balloon, when
two miles high, ~(leaving the balloon in charge Of
o compsuion,o snddescsnd with acan,sss air con-
duotor. " ~ -a
Mr. Wise e1pects to establish the prseticability
OF guiding balloons along the Hines Of telegraph,
and other means, SO as to be able TO steer for and
arrive at 4 given point, With as much certainty as
ships are made to navigate the ocean and carry on
with the worid.-Ldncaster (Pa.) Tines.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29

aea. Our Bennettsville correspondent neglected
to make the enclosure alluded TO. Look it up and
send it forward.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29

- lQe LOuQOu HutCHHtuH IcCoLuS Iuat
the Rev. John Hickling, ninety-three years
of age, and having been seventy years a
preacher, on the 18th of February delivered
a discourse of an hour and twenty min
utes, on "early Methodism," and that in
its delivery "there was no deficiency Of
voice, memory, or mental power, but the
whole was connected, interesting, and in
structive." On the 18th, he preached
twice to overaowing congregations-his dis,
courses being each an hour long, and dis
tinguished 'sby good sense, fervor, energy,
and pathos."
-"Sam and Sambo, two 'hands' on a
farm, had a holiday, and started for some
fun in the woods. They soon came to a bears
cave, deep among the rocks, and lighted on
ly by one hole above. They looked in and
saw the young cubs at the bottom of the
cave, and the mother gone. 1t was decided
that Sambo should go in and seize the cubs,
while Sam kept guard without: Sam was a
little negligent and the old bear had time to
squeeze into the hole. Sam seized her by
the tail and held on like grim death: 'What
for you make it so dark up dare, Sam !? cried
out Sambo. 'Golly if de tail come loose,
guess you'll know.'" =.
The Baltimore Clipper contains a re-
port of a case decided by a magistrate Of
that city, the judgment in which reminds
us Of the famous decisions of the illustri
GUS Wouter Won Twiller, the Dutch Gov
ernor Of New Amsterdam, recorded BY
Diedrich Knickerbocker. The suit wa
brought for the recovery of a goose, valued
at seventy-fve cents. Fourteen witnesse
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08
Home Testimony in favor of DIR. Graves
Hygeinn Attentive Syrup.

TUWNSIEND, VI, July To- 1907.
A. H. GATES CO IL feel it duty the following
facts public. troubled scroua twenf
y years. During that time paid hundred dollars
medical services and various kind If medicines but got
kini Of relief Two years ago advised to Dr.
Hygeian Alternative Syrup accordingly did try it. The
effect Of the first bottle encouraged took
tie Of the Syrup, and experienced decided benefit
continued to for several weeks strange may
SEEM felt 1t had wrought complete change my system
1t had purified my blood regulated digestive organs
totally cured Of the Scrofuid. My disease has
returned to this day. would recommend this remedy
cry troubled with mpurity Of the blood.
Yours truly, OREN B0YNTON.
A. ii. GATES x co PRoPRETORs, WOODSTOCK, VT.
II AGENTS: Burr Foster Co., No. l Cornhll, Boston,
Wholesale Agents, Kemp Boynton, Townshend Sawyer
Smith, Newfane Howe Sherman Wllamsville; F. D..
Perry East Dover J. q. Higgins Warisboro Sawyer
Fits, West Townshend; O. H. Pierce, jamaica; and by
Druggists generally. 2g-1y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

Boston Produce NIarkct-wEDSEsDAY, May g.
FtouThc receipts have been large aud the market has
quite dull Sales Of Western superine ut 81 80 so
fancy 81 GO 81 49, extra, 81 IS SIS for to good
IS IS for extra family brands Ohio, Genesee and Mich
igan family St. Louis 80 % o 10. Canada fancy
has been selling 81 60 10 extra 81 10 So for
mon, and So % SIS 10 for family brands Corn meal is Arm
Rye Flour selling in small lots, at So 90 al 20 bbl
GRkIN-The receipts have been large and prices
have slightly declined Sales Of yellow at tic bushe
Sales Of Northern and Canada at y bushe. Rye is
selling at SOC per byshe White Beans are in steady de-
mand Sales OF common and hue pod at 81 80 extra
pea and marrowfat 81 so 10 y bushel Canada Peas
have advanced to 95 81 per bushel
Sales Of prime at SIS Si6 so; mess Sls 2O clear
clear 500 5O sl 5Oper bb cash and mos Beef
firm, with steady demand Sales Of Western mess and
s1s per bbl cash and mos. Lard is in steady demand
Sales in bbls at IL Lei kegs 3 l3lc per h. cash and
Hams in good demand at IL l2c III. cash
Butter is without change sales of Vermont and N. Y.
State, choice dares at % 2ci Ohio and Canada 10 1sc
per III. Very little old butter the market. Turkeys and
Chickens selling at is zoe per h. Eggs 3c per Dozen
Cambridge Cattle Mnrket-WEDSEsDAY, May
At market sos Cattle about 400 Deeves and los Stores
consisting of Working oxen Cows and two and three
years old.
PRIoEs-Market Beef-Extra, s79 a ss-lst quality Sc I
Std quality, sea- t-Sd quality, SOL - ordinary
StO;es-Working Oxen-sloo, 100, IFS $500 pair.
So%s and cs!Yss-sS5, 40, 10, %, 90 ss 81 %
Thres Years oid-ss5 $40,
Sheep and Lambs-95o at market Prices-Inlots, 81 q
50 each Extra and selections, 81, 5oas6
SDine-Western 200 at market. Prices-Lye weight, -
&C per lb dressed &c per lib.
Hides-8 a 9 lie per Id. Taiow-7a7 lie per h.
Pens-s1 % a so each. car Skins-l2 lac per ID
zeal Cdiues-$4 CAT
There were no cars the and Maine Railroad
40 the Lowell 100 the Ftchburg, and
none Western loaded with Cattle Sheep, Swine
Horses 0he 100 the Fitchburg 81 were from Aba,
and Schenectady
Remarks-T6e market was quite nanimate, but few buy
present. Beef sold decline Of full % U cwt Owing
to the small number Of Sheep those of good quality sold at al
advance Of cent y b from last week Calves the SAM
as last quotations
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08
A CARD TOTHE LADIES. DR.DU

TWNUU's FNENUH PEKIUDIUAL GOLDEN PILLS
hihhble in removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
menscs These Pills nothing new but have been used
o s Doctors Tor many years both in France and America
many thousand ladies who have used them to make the
s rsIhs ioS the elevation those suffering from any
Irregularities oi whatever nature, well prevent preg-
nancy to those ades whose health will not permit an in
crease OF family Pregnant femaes those surprising them
serve" So are uioned against using these Pills while preg
nant as the proprietor assumes responsibility after the
above admontion although their mness would prevent
any mischlei TO health otherwise these Pills are recon-
Price 81 per box. f' ~ 49,
sold wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
where. - N5s's'' e'eiJ-
Ladies by enclosing him 81 90 to Brattleboeo Post
once can have the Pills sent con6dentally by return mail
hemsinoer ana ask for Dr. DoneO' Golden PRs sigma
'"''"" 's'A wv ly46
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08
10 Reasons
why ull persons who rcgn rd their intcrc
should purchase their Goods of


should purchase their Goods of
" Il. JONES',
W or WEST DOVER.
ls lie has had 30 years experience in purchasing Goods
longer and extensive acquaintance the markets,
probably than any other Merchant doing business in the
County Of Wiudham.
~, lie buys his Goods almost entirely with CASH.
81 lie pays lower than other Merchants in the Coun-
~ for the same capacity Of room.
4h lie does not employ troop Of inexperienced
giant and dishonest clerks, ale and his Oirm Boys make
whole team.n
5h lie has very small family and that proverbi
ally economical.
9th His firm is simply W. H. JONEs Customers do not
have support two three great Cornfed partners with
their large aud eNtravagant families sporting frequently with
fast Horses and gaudy trappings
9TH, Ills motto is lagar give neither riches pow
erty
Sh, lie asks to he supported in living, and STYLE only
equality with his customers.
0 lie does not pay the printers from hy hundred
dollars annually to advertise thousands Of dollars worth Of
Goods that he has not got, expects u have.
10Th, Last though not least he deals with all mankind
the great and glorious prircipeiong others he
would have them do unto him in like circumstances.
May 5, 1858. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08
TO THE CITIZENS OF VERMONT |
MOllc's Cclehraled Schlcdam aromatic Schnapps.

This medicinal beverage manufactured by the proprietor,
at schedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal USE by pro-
cess peculiar to his Factory. II Is the pure Tncre Of
the Italian Juniper Berry, whose vnous Is dis
titled and recincd with It's spurious solvent which thus he
comes concentrated tncturc Of exqust and aroma
altogether ranscendant in It's cordial and medicinal proper
ties IN any alcoholic smulant made in the world is
prescribed by than 5000 physicians the United
States, in Of Gravel Gout Dropsy and Bladder and
Kidney Complaints
Put in Quart and Pint Bottles Of dozen qts
and cases Of two dozen PTS for by all the Druggists
and Country Merchanfa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08

Up Just published, by FEnERIIEN CO, booksellers and
Saoncr No. ID Court Street, Boston, Brief Treatise Of ~
pages Diseases Of the Sequa System Of both seNesher
symptoms and acknowledgement by physician OF the
Boston Eclectic Hospital" This work also contains scorch
ing exposure of the deception aud posure pacced by adj
vertisng quacks, with OF their names and ocaons
Sold by periodical dealers generally Sent by mail on the
receipt Of three postage stamps Address Box 1902 Boston
Pos,-o.iice. lyS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08
PICTURES! PICTURES! !
Middlebury Female Seminary

The Summer Quarter commences Wednesday May 10,
and continues and half weeks. Pupils received
for less than full quarter except by particular arrangement
with the Principal.
Miss AGNES GORDON, Principal and Preceptress
Miss VI. J. KNOWLES, Assistant Precepress
Miss T. c. LAwREscE, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting
PRoF A. Borr, Teacher OF Music and German.
Tuition,-In Elementary English, % 90; Higher English,
81 80 Latin and English SO 90; Piano, $40 0O Singing,
81 Vocal Music Glass; 81 90 Painting in Water Coors,
81 90; French, SO 90; German, 81 90.
An extra charge 25 made for fires and sweeping
Board.-In Seminary Boarding House, including Room,
Lights and Washing s25 90 per quarter-the young ladies
finding their towels and lamps Fuel Is provided at cost
Bills payable the middle of each quarter and deduc-
ton is made for temporary absence.
Mddebury, April IA, 1858. 3wl7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08
DEATHS.

In williamsvlle May Sd, ELLEN OALIsTA, only daueh-
ter Of Geo w. and Ellen S. Bettery aged years. Printers
in Mass. and New York re requested to copy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08
MARRIAGES.

In this VILLAGE, April Ih by Rev Geo p. Tyler, Mr.. ED
Brattleboro.
In this village, May 9TH by Rev. A. Brown, Mr. JACOB H.
BANG Of Cambridge, Mass. and Miss SARAH f. WHITE
daughter Of Keith White Of this village.
In Bernardston, Ms, April Goth Mr.. HUNT w BIjlROWs
Of Vernon, and Miss ISABELLA j. WARMER ofB
In Greenfield, May End by n. p. Chaplin, ESQ DWIGHT
PARKS Of Dernarlston, and Miss LAURA sIIATTUCK
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES ClARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. clarke, NJ. d.
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfaing in the cure VI all those
painful and dangerous disorders which the female constu
ton subject. It moderaes all and removes all OBJ
structions, and speedy cure may be relied On.
MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price one Dollar bears the Government Stamp
Of Great Britain, to prevent counteriei,s.
CAUTION
These PMs should not BE- taken By females during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Prcgndcy as they are sure
bring Miscarriage, but at eusry other time and in
euery other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all of Nervous and spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, papaton Of the
heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will effect
when all other have failed and although powerful
remedy do contain ron caome anthony, thing
hurtfu 10 the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(LATE l. G. BALDWIN Coz
Rochester, n. Y
n B. slo0 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
Ged Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, Brattleboro, VT, o. +
WOODS, Bellows Falls and by Druggists in every in thu
United States. Fred Tmh, Montpelier, VT wholesale
or the State. 50-ly
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FARMS FOR SALE.

,1@AssA9. THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale
slm his home farm situated about miles south west
.AR& from the village Of Vernon. Said farm contains
so Ecrcs OF good land OF which fifty Is covered with
wood; the remainder is divided tage, moving orchard
ing (Which very extensively and pastuage. The dwelling
house Is two stories with large and all the necessary out
buildings suitable for two families and in good repair, with
sufficient barn room.
ALSO, adjoining the above a small farm Of Oh
which Is a house and barn.
ALSO, half mile from the first named premises, another
farm containing u acres Of land which is Il dwelling
house and barn.
ALSO, adjoining the last named premises farm contain
Ing about go VI land equally divided into tage
moving pasurage and wood land. On this farm is good
dwelling house and barn with sufficient out buildings.
ALSO, IO NJ llage land the village, adoin
ing the place occupied by Addison WHITEHEAD
ALSO, 90 acres Of wood and pasture land west OF j.
Burrows farm.
The property will be sold altogether in separat,
lots to suit purchasers Payments made easy For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber.
MOVES STREETER.
Vernon, April 20, 1858. II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08

CT ATE OF v e II NJ o N L {,
~ MARLBORO, S. s.
The Probate Court for said District To all persons in
terese in the Estate Of JAMES CUTTING
ing You hereby notified that this Court VIII decide up
allowance Of the account Of Adds BROWN, admins
traitor upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof among
the heirs Of said deceased at the session thereof TO be held at
Patchs Inn, in Wilmington In said District on the last Thurs
day OF May A. d. 1885, when and where you may be heard
in the premises, II you see fit.
1s j. HOLBEOoK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08

II
IL the Post Office ut Bratteboro, May 1st, 1858.
Allen, Amira Mrs Ilclcy Mary
Allen, Susan Miss Howard @
Arms Wilson Howe g II
Barrett, Henry Mrs Jennys, VIM
Brown 40 tawton, Eellen l. Mics
Burnham Caroline Mrs Morrison, Jason A Mrs
Barrett 4 Son Moore, Nj III
Burke, Henry Nichols
Baker. Mary Noyes, Edward II
Billings, D j. Pratt, | q
Carpenter, Mrs Parker, Willard
Clark pcrsi. A Miss Ring, =
Clark, PERKS Smith, c
DcPuru, Henry shee, Frank
nonaluc Bridget Stetson, N |,
Dawson, William Smith, Nj A Miss
Evans, Catherine II Shee, Mrs
Evans, Edwin Tolc, Mary Il Mrs
Eddy, Benjamin TAFT, j
Foley, Hugh Thomas Frederick
Field, sarah Miss Tucker, David !
Friend, Morgan WHITNEY, Noah
Gale, VIM l. Whitconb, L. Mrs
Goodhcart, u wood, Laura
Howe Lucinda Miss Walsh, William
Higgins W q
Persons calling for any the above letters will please say
ADVERTISED SAMUEL DUTrON, T., NJ.
May g. 1868. 10
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GRIND STONES !
LADDERS LADDERS

Ii THOSE who wish to get up step at time, to the
N height Of forty feet be accommodated at the CEN
TERNILLE LADDER FACTORY, by leaving their orders
at the store Of FROST K G0OpHuE.
Also, WhippIctrccs& Hand Screws OF all kinds
Turning done 10 order n. STEARNS.
Drattlcboro April 9TH, 1858. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-08

rmrNgnANr SUCCESS OF
BuchanS hungarian BalSam Of Life,
rur omar ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION!
n ci;,b,c evidence Of the effects Of Buchnn's
Hungarian Bnisnm.

From Tie tNTIStidN FTttHlnh
While we repudatc quackery, We always pleased to
give credit for that which truly useful and to give inorma
ton which may others. few days ago brother Of
ours from Norway Me-, into Office, in comfortable
health whom did expect To again earth we
received letter a few weeks Since from another BROTHER res
dcnl In the house with him. saying that he was conneu 10
his he'd and could not probably continue short time
Judge then VI surprise when saw him enter our 1oe
lie has slight cough remaining, rs wouh NC Inv
he should have, until he has had further time or
strength lungs. But he Is In comfortable hya. ~ lo
lowing letter which he addresses Ia the genera pust
for the medicine which has restored him 50 wonderfully, VIII
show what medicine been the instrument oi te eoou "oh