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VOL. XXVI.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
lN RICHEST DIADENI

EVER WORN by KINGS OR EMPERORS.
WHAT Why BedutVut hend Of Hair. Because II is
the ornament God hnso prouidcd for all Read
although the may bloom brightly in the glow
ing chees the eye be sparkling tho teeth be those Of
pearls the head is beref It's covering, the hair be
snare and shriveed harsh aud dry, STILL sprin
kcd with gray nature VIII lose more than half her charms
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, II three times
week. will restore and permanently to all such an
first is the celebrated Pianist, Thdlbsrg!--
NEW YoRK, April 49, 1853.
DR. WooD Dear Sir Permit to express to you the
obligations for the entire restoration of my hair
To its original color about the time Of arrival in the Uni
ted States was rapidly becoming gray but upon The appi
cation Of your Iia Restpratvcn very wonderful nyen
ton, quite eficacious as well as agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours truly, ...
"Drych ar Gicylisdotr
Welsh Newspaper Office 10 Nassau street,
PHor o. j. woop Dear Sir-some month or six weeks
ago received bottle your Hair Restorative and it
my wife, who concluded try 1t on her hair little thinking
at the time that would restore the gray hair to Its original
color but to her well my surprise after few weeks tri
al it has performed that wonderful by turning all the
gray hairs to dark brown, at the time and
thickening the hair. CHARLES CADREW.
NEW YoRK, July rs, 1857.
PRoF. o. J. WooD With confidence do 1 recommend
Hair Restorative being the ecacious article
ever saw Since using your Hair Restorative hair and
whiskers which almost white have gradually
dark and now feel confident that few applications
will restore them to their natural color 1t las also relieved
Of all dandru and unpleasant itching among
persons who pcrspre freely. 10. KtLBY.
PRor. WooD,-About two years ago my hair commenced
tried many remedies to effect commenced using your
Restorative in January last few applications fastened my
hair firmly II began to m up, out and turned back
its former color (black) At this time fully restored
to its original color health and appearance and checy
recommend its to all. J. d. HOES.
Chicago, ILL.,, May /, 1851
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of Sizes viz large
medium aud small the small holds half pint, and rctals
for dollar por bottei the medium holds at least twenty
per cent in proportion thau the small reta for
dollars botte the large holds quart 40 per
In proportion, and retails tor So
o. j. WOOD 4 Co, proprieturs, 3lg Broadway N Y
the great N Y Wire Railing Esabhmen and ia Market
street, ST. Louis, Mo. Aud by all good Druggists
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Wholesale Agents for Boston-S. BURR CO., GEO c.
GOODWIN POTTER WEEKS.
Retail Agcnts-REDDING Co., State street; GEO. H.
LITTLE, 100 Hanover street. J. T. HOLMAN, No. Tre
mont Temple, Wholesale Agent. %
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entry on her books-the people will not remem-
Der the date of your first visit. They will say
it miyH hare BEEN four weeks that YOU were in
the habit of calling though they cannot swear
positively. In the third place there were three
cye-witnesses of the tainting scene, besides the
girl herself; and | have no doubt the young
man is a bona fdc witness, invited there with
out any knowledge of the conspiracy. Could n
lawyer ask for better case with which to go
before juryp
But are you sure there is a conspiracy P"
Il know it that is, / am morally certain of
it,
'Shc must have known the advances she made
would disgust me, if had entertained an idea
of marrying her.
Exactly so. She meant to disgust you. She
of course had no more idea of marrying you
than she has of marrying me. A breach of
promise case was what she was after; nothing
else
Have they served up any such cases be-
fore?
Yes. have seen the papers for four SINH
lar cases, and rather than suffer the exposure,
trouble and expense, the parties settled. One
man gave $1,000, another $500, and another
$1,000, and another $1,000; which, | have no
doubt. was divided up between the girl, the un-
Gle, the servant girl, and perhaps the matrimo-
NAL office
And the lawyer Jenkins suggested.
We'll, the lawyer had his fee, of course, but
do not know as he was particeps criminis.
jenkins did not argue the morality of the
lawyers part, but requested him to let him
know if anything occurred, which he promised
to do.
The next morning, John Quincy jenkins left
for his home in the rural districts two or three
days sooner than he intended In less than n
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so interminably slow nrthis occasion as utterly
to weary out the referee and witnesses. One Of
the latter, while waiting with impatience to give
his evidence and be dismissed, prepetrated the
following, and handed it TO the Ex-senator for
perusaI:
"When Job was tempted by the devil,
His patience saved his soul from evil.
But we're he living in our day,
And thrown by chance in lis way
If forced to hear him try case,
! fear poor Job would fall from grace;
He never could endure, trow,
What we poor devils suffer nowl"
Mr.. Dickinson read the lines, and rapidly
dashed off the following rejoinder:
"There were no lawsuits in those days.
As any one can plainly see
For, had there been, the devil would
Have made poor Job Il referee,
And sent for H. to try the case,
And spin it out till Job would cry
4 give it up-my patence's gone,
And will Just curse God and die >"
-Harper's Monthly
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SPRING CONCERT.


There's concert, concert Of gladncss and glee
The programme is rich and the tickets are free,
In grand vauted hall, where there's room and to
spare
With no gas-lights to eat up the oxygen there.
The musicians excel in their wonderful art,
They have compass of voice. and the gamut by heart
They Travelled abroad in the winter recess,
And sang to vast crowds with unbounded success,
And now it's favor and privilege rare
Their arrival TO hail. and their melodies share.
These exquisite minstrcs fashion set,
Which they hope you'll comply with and may not re-
gret.
They don't keep late hours, for they've always been
told
'Twould inure their voices and make them look old
They invite you to come, if you have fine ear,
TO the garden grove, their re.earsals to hear
Their chorus is fun, ere the sunbeam is born,
Their music the sweetest ut breaking of morn,
1t learned at heavens gate, with its rapturous
lays,
And may teach you, perchance, its own spirit OF
praise.
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Returning to London, Jerrold was recogniz-
ed in the railway carriage by gentleman who
wished-seefng the enthusiasm with which he
pointed to the beauties of the landscape-to in
gratiate himself by the assumption of an equal
enthusiasm. But the counterfeit was plain and
revolving.
81 take a book" said the stranger, "retire in
to some unfrequented field, lie down, gaze on
Gods heavens, then study. II there are ami
mails in the field, much the better; the COW
approaches and looks down at me, and look
up at her"
"With a filial smile P" asked the wit.
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POETRY d.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.

Every heart hath some fair vision,
Every soul some fond dclusiOn,
That will ever make intrusion,
And will never fee away
Thoughts that seem to grow and deepen
When all other thoughts are sleeping,
When youths days away are creeping,
When the black hair turned to gray.
My old home well remember,
Where love and | so oft did wander,
To sing song or lonely ponder
Der the deep and starry night.
Oh, that meadow seemed so holy,
And its flowers so fresh and lovely,
That IL soothcd my soul within me,
Aud refreshed my weary sight.
There | slept mid grassy bowers,
There loved mid blushing flowers
Twas there dreamed in lonely hours;
All! that was joy enough for me.
Here the fountain bright and sparkling,
From the mountain gushing, gurgling,
Ger the pearly pebbles ripping,
Joined the hugh in joyous gec.
Those scenes have passcd--youth's fhir vision
Hath given to maturer reason
All the beams of fond delusion
That once filed my youthful mind;
Other skies and clouds are DER me,
Days of darkness, blank aud lonely,
Disappointment, (alschood only,
Around all pleasures seems entwined.
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ssDUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD
ID HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED,
BY the use of the Great Spring and Summer Mcdicir
DR.. LANGLEY'0 ROOT AND HERB BITTERC

By the use OF the Ireat oprlng ana summer Medlcnc
Dr. LANGLEY'O ROOT And herb BITTERS
Composed ef SdrsapariUd, Hid Cherry, YsAow Dock,
Prickiy Ash Throughout, Rhbarb, Mandrake DGnie-
iion &c. all Of chich compounded 10 act in
cert and assist Nature in erddicGting disease.
The effect OF this medicine is most wonderul-i di-
recty upon the bowels and blood by removing all
tons from the internal organs stimulating them healthy
action, renovatng the fountains Of life purifying e blood
cleansing II from all humors and causing 1t
through every part Of the body restoring the invalid to
health and usefulness They and eradicate from the
system, Liver Complaint that mainwhcel Of many dis
eases; Jaundce in its worst forms, all Bilious Diseases and
Foul Stomach Dyspepsia Costiyeness all kinds of umors
and every Diseases arising from Indgesn Headache Dir
znes Piles, Heartburn, Weakness Pains in the Side and
Bowels Fatulency Loss Of Appetite and torpid diseas
ed Liver, disorerel Stomach bad Blood to which all
or less subject in Spring and Summer.
More than persons have been cured by this med
cne 1t is highly recommended by Physicians everywhere
Try 1t, and you will never regret it,
Only so for quart Bottle. Sold by Dealers in Med
cine everywhere.
Orders addressed to J. o LANGLEY, or GEO. c. GOOD
WIN co, Bosros.- 6m-ll
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

Won one square OF ~ lines or less are type he sinai
es sue nsed three insertions 81 for each subsequent in
seruon ~ cents The number of sertons be marked
on all advertisements they viii be continued until ordered
out Contracts viii be made with advertisers by the coll
% ., rac.lona parts thereof at iberalrates Transient
advertising TO be paid In advance
foh al rooae advertisements excepting notices Of appca
ons 10 se real estate, and for Commissioners notices.
sl60 each for three insertions
For notices Of Lberaons Estrays the fornoo, and di.
luton o. Copartnershps &C. siOO each for three inser
order. WV
For business Cards In the column from a. 90 IN "a m
per year according to the space they occupy.
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WOULDN'T RIDE.-As the polite omnibus a.
gent of Lexington and Louisville Railroad was
going through the ladies car, checking baggage.
he asked very pretty young lady if she had
any baggage she wished taken to a hotel. She
replied, "No, sir" The agent then asked her
if she would take 'buss. She instantly gave
him very sweet smile, and replied, "No, am
not in bussing humor this evening" The a
gent dropped his memorandum book, and, re-
turning to the baggage car, said he felt unwell.
Lexington Statesman.
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GAS LIGHT. TO THE CITIZENS OF

~ BRATTLEBORO. The subscriber has em-
poyed competent to put in Gas Pipes and Fixtures
into dwellings, stores offices in the most approved manner
and will warrant the perfect (They wH all be tested
before Gas is introduced into he) Being interested in
building the Gas works and managing them after completed
he will feel interest in having all work properly done
VIII also have Gas Fixtures Of various styles and patterns for
sale at reasonable prices d. HILL, Agt. b. Gas Co.
Oct. 8, 1858. Al
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MISS WAITE would say to the Ladies in
y Brateboro and vicinity she has Just returned from
New York with full assortment OF MILLINERY. Please
call and examine before purchasing.
gT Main-st at Mrs. Rhodes old place.
Brattieboro, March 22d lS5s.-lsm-l2
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At a recent trial of case before referee, in
Delaware County, New York, the Hon. Daniel
s. Dickinson was counsel for the plaintiff, and NJ.
H, of Binghamton, for the defendant
Mr.. H, albeit lawyer of some eminence, was
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.
A CLERGYMAN

having cured his Of Consumption in It's worst stages,
after being given UP die by the celebrated physicians
desires to make known the mode Of (Which
cessu In every case to those afflicted with Coughs Colds
and Consumption and he will send the any address,
free OF charge Address, enclosing stamps to return
passage, DANIEL ANDRE,
ly-o 2ll Centre Street, N. Y.
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n Z N 7 l S T r Y

The following styles OF Artificial Teeth inserted my
ohice:-
HARD RUBBER,
CHEOPLASTIC,
CONTINUOUS GUM
GOLD & SILVER
Too much cannot be said in favor OF the Rubber Work.
Is third lighter than Gold Work. very much stronger
II broken be repaired without heating other teeth
thereby running risk Of weakening breaking them,
Is very with gold 1t does corrode in the
mouth and has taste SMELL does rate the mouth
metal plates do is trouble to keep clean and does not
become offensive gold and silver does and cngs to the
mouth with much tenacity II ressts the strongest
acids and does become porous This work recommend
ed and used by all Of best dentists in New York and
Philadelphia. have inserted fifty Of this work.
aving used for nearly two years. and have had but
repair and that for lady who in little while entirely
broke up gold Persons needing teeth will do well TO
give Filling done securely and teeth extracted by
Electro Galvanc Machine "made expressly for the pur
pose, with little pain"
TERMS DERATE.
J. NJ CoMEGYs.
Brattleboro, January l, 1880,
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
Stewards Air-Tight Summer and Winter
Cooking Stove.

rTNHE FOLLOWING ARRAY Oh NAMES
OF reliable citizens Of this vicinity should be sufficient
to convince the most skeptcal that the STEWART COOK
STOVE is the ECONOMIST OF fuel and the best Stove
In use:
"We, the Undersigned using the Stewart Cook
Stove, and consider the perfect ECONOMIST OF fuel
have and the perfect working stove
knew and perfectly satisfied with the same that
offered the original price Of the stove and present
OF any other In the MARKET with the understanding that
should longer the Stewart Stove, could not and
would not accept the proposition"
Signed by, ZENAS II. UPHAM, A. ID. STOWELL, d. ID.
RAND, VIM. W. RUGG
For sale throughout the County and vicinity by
L. G. RAND.
Windham, Feb. Is, 1882 1y-7
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LIST nE AGEN TS.

To whom payments for THE VERMONT PHOENIX, for
1862 may be made
West Bratteboro, A. DUNKLBBj Brouklinc, c. W.STEB-
BINS, Dover LYMAN BURR West Dover, wM. II. JONES'
Dummerston, II. A. KNIGllfi West Dummerson, > w.
WILSON, Grafton, BENZ. W. DEAN Guiford, ELMER
MASON; uuilford Centre, s. I. sIDLEY, Green Mver,
JOHN b. wALKERi Janacia, ORIN KNowLTON; Hall
fax, STEPHEN NILES; West Halifax, A. H. FUOkEhi
South Londonderry, j. l.. PIERCE Marlboro, w. W.
LYNDE, Fayetteville J. DUNkLEE, JR.i Wlliamsvile,
SAMUEL BROWN; Putney, WIN. IOUGHToNi saxtoms
River, G. W. PAIRBROTHER; Cambridgeport, A. A. WY
MAN; Somerset, @. X. MORSE Stratton, MELVIN A.
KNowLT0N Townshend, o. BUTTBRF1ELD West
Townshend, y. D. SAWYER Veruon, ADDISON WHIT
HE'D, wardsboro, HOLLAND PLlMPTONi West Wards
boro, LIBERTY wILDERi South wardsboro, II. W KID
DER Westminster, II. c. LANEi Westminster West, u. W
HAMBLIN; whitingham, H. N. HIX; Jacksonville
K. p. HTTCHCoCK Wilmington, 0RIGEN SMITH; Wind.
ham, wM. HARRIS Jr South Windham, EZRA PIERCE
JR.; Chesterfield, N. H., H. o. C00LIDGEi llinsdale N
H., g. J. AMIDoN Winchester, N. H., Il. NJ FORBES;
North Bernardston, Ms, N. 2. CHAPLIN.
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BRATTLEBORO, W.: MAY 7, 1859

have you call upon me tomorrow evening al
my uncle's No. - 18th street.
jenkins went away looking like Ferdinand
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TOSEPH STEEN, Bookseller, Publisher and
u sationer Of Main and High ss Brattleboro VT
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UTOODCOCK & VINTON, Paper Manu-
w facurers All kinds Of Printing Paper made to or
DER Cash paid for White and Brown Rags. Brateboro,
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q A. MORSE & CO.'S Livery Sta
y. be in the of the BraebOro House, Main Street
Brattleboro, Vt.
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d SIMONDS, Manufacturer and Dealer
in Ladies' Misses Chidrens and Boys Boots, Shoes
Caters and Rubbers opp. the Post Office, Man-St Brate-
boro VI.
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DRADLEY & KELLOGG, Attorneys and
ID Counsellors at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. Office
opposite the Brattleboro House, Brateboro, Vt.
J. ID. Bradley. Geo. b. Kellogg.
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GEORGE HOWE, Attorney & Counsellor
" at Law, and solicitor and Master in Chancery,
BRATTLEBOR0, VT.
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9 S. JOY, Homeopathic Veterinary
D. Surgeon, will attend to all Of Diseases Of Horses
House Walnut Street, BrattIeboro, Vt.
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EUSTIS & BURNAP, HARNESS
Trunk, valise and Collar Manufacturers and Carriage
Trimmers.
Repairing articles in the above business punctua attend
cd TO- Main-St., opposite American House,
BRArTLEB0R0, VT
]. T. Heustis. j. W. Bnrnap'
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DAVENPORT & HASKINS, Attorneys
and Counseors at Law and Solicitors in Chancery,
WILMINGTON, VT.
c. N DAVENPORT, X. HAsKISs.
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T G. MEAD, Attorney and Counsellor
L at Law, practcng in the Courts Of v'-"on and New
Hampshire Aorsr OF THE ETNA Fire Insurance Couipa-
ny, and Wndham County Mutual do Also Agent to pro
sure Pensions and Bounty Land. Commissioner for the
States New York and New Hampshire, California and
Notary Public.
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THE Missouri Democrat in an article upon
Douglas supposed availability for the Charles
ton nomination, remarks that the Duchies OF
Central Italy have not more uneqniyocally de.
clared against theirla rulers, than have the
Western States including illinois, declared
against Douglas. at were absurd to suppose
thatstheman himself can.stant, while the sprin.
ciple he represents has been so decisively5yoted
down-yoted down by every State in the Union.
in which it has been brought to the test of the
popular vote: In viewsof these facts3wo hold
it to be a uatter of extreme Indifference to the
Republican, party whether Mr.. Douglas be the
nominee of the Charleston Convention or. not.
We cannot imagine that public sentiment will
undergo reyolutionsin the Free States, in the
interim betweenEthis and the Presidential cleo.
ton in November, 1860. Revolutions, it is
said, neyOr go backwards, and Douglas, instead
of gaining has been steadily losing ground ever
since he abrogated the Missouri Compromise, .
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NJ. Dc VALLRr,s

GreRt French Fiemedy for FenaaIc Irregu-
lnritieS.
For Suppressed, 1tenses, Soanty Delaying or PAINFUL
aensesfor5 lfhftes or Leucorrhea 10Th too Soanty
1estruation, Headqcts, and other su6ortngs daring
The 1enses
Aninyaluable medicine for females Ladies' who suger
from these dacnlsles and know unpleasant it is to
describe them physician, appreciate the value Of
simple yet efficient remedy, which they may always have
at hand, and apply at pleasure.
1t should be known that the frequent Irregularities to
which young females subject, properly cured
frequently lay the diseases Of the most grave
and orlndable character But comparatively few girls
glide over this period without either proper
mission of grave The advantages Of home rene.
dy for. all such cases will be duly appreciated.
Price, 81. Sold only by
LAUGHLINs & RUsHFIELD
SOL Oruggtsts, Monroe at.
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To tho Re-DrnEEcd ma rol.oncd CItIzens
of Wheeling md Vicinity.

10 emo Re-DruSSed md PO1sOncd Citizens
of Wheeling and Vicinity.
oyerrun with deluEc Of the vest compounds in
the form of "Acohoe Drtnksp ever enlanated from
that pest Of society LIQUOR MIxRR They are sold 10
you as luxury, they dispensed you as Medi-
cine, and in either case the eRectis the same
There is but escape, and hats to use, as
luxury or medleament, reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that 1t has
notbeen tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under Inspection of the British Govern
mentis delicatey favored (unlke any other Gin) with
some of the most valuable reetoraTes of the Vegetable
Kingdom, and is by far the beverage extant
MOST RHlsESr PaTstClASs EUROPE AMERICA not
only recommend its blythe hale and hearty but pre-
scribe itas medicine where stmuant is required
EEXALE SIX VIII ind not only pleasant Cordial
but certain reliefin suerings periodical character
NALITIcAL CHEMISTS or pronounce it perfectly
pure, and Its restorative merits Incompatible.
GERS, 90.
For sale in Wheeling Va, by t. H.LoGAN CO., Al Main
street. r. 10 IiMsToN, 176 Market ST.. and others.
EDMUND Q. CHARLES, General Agent
my115dSwl1m DEPOT. No. 40 BROADWAY, NY
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