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have in memory an ancient maid,
Who earned ler livint Mt the tailor's trade
a rare itinerant with her yearly routes
Made round about 70 making rounaboutes,--
n .lack-lt-a-pinch who made the jacket pinch
By spnring cvermorc the mortal inch
who sluShed the home-spun in n savage way,
And gave her elbow contcmptuous play,
As II she deemed the object of her stitches
Breaches of promise-not the promised breechcs.
know her now but little knew her then;
She saw that boys were growing up to men,
And in the counsel Of her wicked wits,
Meant for mankind those ''most particular fits"
How strnngc that those "who knew her like book ,
Aud saw the vinegar within her look,
Could wonder how the lady KEEP, so long,
Or ask what always made her crisp and strong.
This ancient maiden had been Younger once,
Aud loved or thought she loved dapper Ounce,
Who, when brief Irritation had expired,
Forsook the gentle charner and retired.
They had long rides In overlnnging woods,
And heightened walks in moonlight sotudes,
At midnight seasons In the incest roam,
And inierchanging shifts of rare perfume,
And little chats and spnts. and little bli.scs,
And lozenges, and several Kinds of kisses,
Until they visited an evening lecture
Which sealed the match beyond the least conjecture
Alas alas the lover was clerk,
Aud had but unremuncntivc work.
And rarely had possession Of a crown
Till like n bully he Ind knocked it down.
The merchant watched his till, TIL he was baited
And kept his tally and retalaed;
Merchant and clerk were bent on Change, and so
To change hi. beat, the clerk was told to go
Aud like the fcklc moon he quenehed his blaze
And parted from those parts between two days.
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NECK TWISTING IN CHURCHES.

There are practices tolerated in religious con-
gregations which Christians, who are Jealous for
the honor OF their Masters house, should ut
terly condemn. Decorum is the handmade of
devotional feeling, and for this reason the house
of God should never be disturbed by the slight
est approach to irreverence at is a part of
my religion" said pious old lady, whelfasked
why she went early to church, at is part of
my religion not to interrupt the religion of 9TH
ers" And we believe, if many a country con-
gregation made it a part of their religion not
to twist their necks almost out of joint to wit
ness the entrance Of every person who passes
up the aisle of the meeting house, it would be
better both for their necks and their religion
A gross abuse of religious decorum sometimes
need harsh medicine as remedy. We gave
that adopted by Henry Clay Dean, who was at
one time chaplain of Congress. The anecdote
is from the Pacific Methodist:
Being worried one afternoon by this turning
practice in his congregation, Mr. Dean stopped
in his sermon, and said:
"Now, you listen to me, and I'll tell you who
the people are, as each one of them comes in"
He then went on with his discourse. and un-
til gentlemen entered, when he bawled out
like an usher, "Deacon A., who keeps the shop
over the way" and then went on with his SER
mon.
Presently, another man passed up the aisle,
and he gave his name, residence, and occupa-
ton; so he continued for some time.
At length some one entered the door who
was unknown to Mr. Dean, when he cried out,
"a little old man, with drab coat and an old
white hat; don't know hin,---look for your
selves" -
That congregation was cured.
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vice. AT the close of the war he had resigned
his commission, and taken up his residence in
the Gold State, where he had, few months
since, returned for short visit to the home and
scenes OF his childhood and YOUTH and the
merest chance had thrown him into the COMPANY
OF almost the only one in whom he had the
slightest interest
The next day foln us on our return home.
ana many pleasant hours were spent in narrating
scenes OF interest, and awakening moinories of
the past-some sad and many beaminr with
Joy and gratitude; but Harry was still. the noble
fellow of our early days-prosperity having
effected o change in the man, but o. " increas.
ed his capacity for usefulness.
After few weeks pleasant intercourse ve
parted again, forever, perhaps, and stood for
long time, straining my eyes aftei the males.
tic steamer, which was bearing to d slant
State one whom still loved with all the fresh
ness and earnestness Of my boyhood's affection.
LAWRENCE WATER CURE,
Bratteboro, May 2nd, 1859
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DURE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.
l. SAMUEL n. PIKE L. CO.,
hOLE FNOTNTLTONS,
Is 20 Sycamore Street, CINCINNATI OHIO


Is 20 Sycamore Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
This Brandy has bean manufactured for several years from
the PURE JUICE OF the CATAWBA GRAPE, thus aIordng
additional evidence Of the progress American Enterprise
and Industry and Of our ability to produce articles Home
equal to those made by any other Nation.
The Ohio Catawbn brandy, not only equals but
EACELS the best imported Brandes In Purity and Flavor
1t is, in fact, the best Brandy kuown This state
ment is fully corroboraed by the certificates our most dis
tnguished Analitica Chemists
The Caawha Brandy possesses a the good qualities claim
ed for the best Imported Liquors and is of perfect Purity
Superior Flavor and Sovereign and Sure Remedy for
Dyspepsia. FatulnV Camp ohGic. Langao. Low Spirits,
GENERAL DEBILITY, CHOLERA MoRBus sc
No Family should be without II.
We have examined a sample Of S. N. PIXIES CATAwBA
BRANDY, shown us by A. BARBER, Agt and pronounce
very fine and pure Brandy and recommend to all who
may require 1t for medicinal purposes
FRANCIS J. HIGGINS0N,
FREDK. MUELLER,
C. W. HORTON,
q. W. GRAU,
WILLARD ARMS.
CIscISSAr Aug IS, 1856 This will certify that have
TINS day analzed sample presenting large lot Of Cataw
ba Brandy for s. N. Pike Co. their store No. Is 20
pure and very fine equal In Specific Crawl
and Aroma to any which have inspected Tor the
years The various chemical tests which have carefully
appsd give me all the characteristics Of pure Caawba
bfAhny Given under hand the above, the day
am dte Aforesaid HIRAM COX, VI. D., Chenical Inspcc-
tor ot Inqaors, e.. ci~si--~.t uamiiter
The above can be had in Brattieboro, A. BARBER Ag
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MISS WAITE would say to the Ladies in
Nl Brattleboro and vicinity she has Just returned from
New York with a full assortment OF MILLINERY Please
call and examine before purchasing fl
qT Main-st,, at Mrs, Rhodes old place.
Bratueboro, March 22d, 1905 - t3mla
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o THE CITIZENS OF

EAS LIGHT. TO THE CITIZENS OF
" BRATTLEBORO. The subscriber has EN-
poyed competent to put in Gas Pipes and Fixtures
into dwellings, stores Offices the most approved
and will warrant the perfect (They 0H all be tested
before Gas is introduced into hem Being interested In
building the Gas works and managing them after completed
he will feel an interest in having all such work properly done
win also have Gas Fixtures Of various styles and patterns
sale at reasonable prices. d. HILL, Agt. b. Gas Co.
Oct. s, 1858. Al
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LIST OF AG + NT T S. .

To whom payments Tor THE VERMONT pIGNIx, for
1889, may he madei
West Drittlcbor1, A. DUNKLEE; Brooklne, C. W sTEB-
BINS Dover, LYMAN BURR West Dover, WM II. JONES'
Dummerst1n, II. A. KNIGHT; West Dummerston, $. w
WILS)Ni Grafton, BENZ. W. DEAN; Guilford, ELMER
NASDNj uuilorl Centre, S. l.. SIBLEY, Green Mver,
JOHN b. WALKER; Janacia, ORIN KNowITON; Ha-
tux, STEPHEN MILES, West Halifax, A. H. fuckers
s,uth Londonderry J. l.. PIERCE Marlboro, w W.
SAMUEL BROWNE Putney, WM IIoUGIITONj Saxton's
River, G. W. FAIRBR0TIIER; cambrdgeport, A. A. wy
NAM Somerset, @. X. MORSE Stratton, MELVIN A.
KN)WLr0N Townshend, D. BuTTERFIELD West
Toanshend, Y. d. SAWYERi Vernon, ADDISON WHIT
HE'D; Wardsboro, HOLLAND PLIMPTON; West Wards
bmo, LIBERTY WILDER; South warlsboro, II. W. KID
DER Westminster, II. C. LANEi Westminster West j. W.
HAMBLIN whitingham II. N Xix; Jacksonville
Il. p. HITCHCOCK; Wilmington. 0RIGEN SMITH, Wind.
nam, WIN. HARRIS Jr.; South Windham, EZRA PIERCE
JR Chesterfield n. H., H. o. COOLIDGE; IIinsdale N
H., c. J. AMID)N Winchester n. H., y. NJ FORBES;
North Dernardston, Ms, N. p CHAPIN.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
CLERGYMAN

having cured his OF Consumption in worst stages.
after being given up die by the most celebrated physicians
desires to make known the mode Of (Which
cessfu in every case to those afflicted with Coughs Colds
and Consumption and he will send the same TO amy address,
ee OF charge Address, enclosing two stamps to pay return
passage, DANIEL ANDRE,
1y-o 2l1 Centre Street, N. Y.
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ANSWER TO THE ABOVE.

II there's pleasure IN "thc weed"
II it soothes the "pangs of lieed;'
If it "brightens" up the "eye;"
If it "lulls" the rising sigh;"
II, rs when the smoke asccnds,
Friends are firmer bound to friends,
Why not add TO other blisses
"Smok'd' instead Of "balmy" kisses?
II it tranquilizcs strife,
lf. in short, it sweetens life,
Why deny it to wife?
Why should 'selfshncss" debar
Woman from "fine cigar?"-
Or, perhaps, I'd better say,
From ''wax-tipp'd yard Of clay?"
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
Stewards Albright Summcr mud Wintcr
Cooling Stove.

VNHE FOLLOWING ARRAY OF NAMES
Il Of reliable citizens Of this vicinity should be sufficient
to convince the most skeptica that the STEWART COOK
STOVE is the ECONOMIST Of fuel and the best Stove
in use:
"we the undersigned, are now using the Stewart Cook
Stove, and consider 1t the perfect ECONOMIST Of fuel
have and the perfect working stove
knew, and perfectly satisfied with the same, that IL
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
would not accept the proposition"
Signed hy, ZENAs II. UPHAM, A. D. sTowELL D. D.
RAND, WM. w. RUGG.
For sale throughout the County and vicinity by
II. &. RAND.
Windham Feb. IS, 1859. 1y.T
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Simplicity of manner, as of dress, is charm
that woman generally admires in another
more than in herself, il rAh
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VOL. XXVI.
MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
h RICHESr DIADEM

= EVER WORN Il kINus uR LMpERoRs
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nament Read the following and Judge The writer the
lrst is the celebrated Pianist, ThaiDer0 -
NKw YoRx, April 10, 1855
DR. Woop DEAR Sir Permit me to express to you the
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am, dear sir, yours truly,
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opposite the Brattleboro House, Bratttlcboro, Vt.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
Old John Brown.

His doom is sealed, Gov. WISE says he cannot
save him. lie has been tried by an excited and
prrjudiced jury, in the midst of excited and
prejudiced community. He i. to be hung on
the second Of December. Coppic, Copeland,
Green and Cook. his companions in arms are to
Toe hung ON the 10Th of the same month All
Virginia is looking forward with eager eyes to
the scene her people are frantic rs wild beasts
with lie smell OF blood change only the gall
lows 10 The guillotine, and Charleston. Va. will
tie another Paris under tire sangunary rule OF
Robcsp!ergc Il Co, executions Will usurp the
place OF public sports and social euiovmenls.
Bur what do they hang Old Brown and his
companions for =? l. it fer couspiTil against
liberty or in favor OF liberty? Is 1t for attempt
ing To fa>;en chains upon free people. or 10 ex-
tend the area OF the vilest form of servitude IN
der the sun l. II under the ridiculous charge
Of treason against the Government that he is to
SUITE. Was he really endeavoriug to over
throw the government of Virginia. and usurp
tor himself the position of Gov. WISE? No one
who has read the proceedings N Court will be-
licve that II IS fur any of these reasons. We be-
lieye il : blow 70 strike terror INTO the hearts
Of The North There is ~ occasion for such a
tremsu,ioi,, excitement and thirst far blood "a
exists a Harner,s Ferry. There worn only GO
cntcen men engaged, and their whole object
- :. -. ,...,
AZ" % 0>'A N'i' o'@''eS 'i''0 men uy siighf
change ct latitude This IL nil that has been
proved aud the whole trial. couyic;iny Them
Of ,rsss.,, ,,,.,r,i,r,,a ;r.,,r-s,.;o,,
farce
Now NC do not Justify Brown or anybody
else in i1.erlerin, IL stir I'D dIsafycto n ao,orp
the Slaves If In. smith any. NOR. 10,
. vi. - ~, -
my ''"e' munster III INV
'css eNpeci'lon> 10 countries with which We are
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22

y. Bingham celebrated ysician OF Utica y. Y saws
Il have treated of Inflammation OF ie Brain Inda-
nation ofthe Lungs lnanatiOn Of the Bowels and Kid
neys, Infammatory Rheumatism Child Bed Fever, with
DR. Trasks Magnetic Ointment with perfect success
when all internal remedies have failed, cases
Group, Scarlet Fever Caner and liberated Throat and
Lungs with like success In the Epidemic known the
Putrid Erycipelas By which many vaiube lives
lost tested frequent and failed eectirg
speedy and certain In of Burns Sprains
Bruises Frozen limbs Chblains, &c. it cures like
charm. No Physician family viii be & day without
this Medicine after becoming acquainted with it's pow
er to cure
Sore Lips, Chapped Hands, s. Chitbiain,.
cOniplv curei by three applications of the
Magnetic Ointment.
Read Advertisemer TT in this paper. Oct 3m3
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SENATE.
ASSEMBLY.

Ar.as AND JVSsar-Absrt Mood.
B.p AZ AND cR.rFoki--f William C. EcNichael.
BKovs--,feAs Z Hsrrise-
greer.
Colr ARlA--Wu. VI Gis~o,d, Marcus Barcen. Henry
OAxA-wiiar ". Blackburn Frsucis - her L. ona d
sea;k.
n"Dos -. W. N~sh Sioddard judd, David :. ordway,
lisa AizPsaH, Nareey G. 6irie5a.- B0fehsidor.
Door, hkwArNk oooNTo AND SuAwAso-John Hiiey.
feSU pu lAo-Aisin +. Besav, u. II. Bettus, JOHN c.
Lewis, ". l. Brooks. John Boyd.
GRaSr-Jaraes K. spottswo.d Jonathan g. Moore, s.
elise. George Balien,ine, Jomes " Sesfon
eksss-Mariin Mitchell, Walter s. Wrscott
GREEN LaKE-J- ". Rurt.
lowA-Amasa Cobb, Gardner c. Uei9s
JAcKsoN fSEMFELEAU AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bum
JkrsERs oS-Nornan Horton, f. J He mn,erques,, He
Der smith H. H. Hunters, John Sutton
La CRossK AND HoSEoE-John !. NcK,v
To9nsena -
MASiTowoc-Joseph Rankin, Henry NrlAosi md
MAH4, ErTE-Orrin ". b 10.
A1LwArkEE- Edward n Hotnn, f. G. Hayden, Henry
l. Palmer L. >cAmiftaer Ednard KsOugh NJ. HUI
mann, AnGrem Lb!e, John Rnan, p. Dockry
OrrAGAMIE-Daniel Z. .Terne
ozArk.E-A"t.oHy ah,hcaser, Frederick " Horn.
VICE DrTS FAC CLAIRE CuIrrEwA, CLARK PErIS
R.c!Sk-#iilam P Lyon, L. L. Baldwin, Knud Lang
land +. A. Weage
KIcHiAsp-S- L. JaeLson.
Eock-e fiiian' +; ieoer. Thoma. c. wcstby, John
.ies'0n e,nish Johnson George Golden
hiass5nrry.
ST CFoIx. 5cRSErr, Polk, La PslxrK AND DOUGLASS
MAL" oErH-Clarkson Miller, John Dewolf, Anderson
Whiting. John Childs.
"AuKEsHA-R c. Roberts, Albert Aide n HJa r Hesk
MAuPAccA Aetrin B. Pafchin
NAusHAsA-Jacob Bugh
WAslIsGroS--Gec. K.ter, Matthew A,emh ser. Tisdel
observation-disclosures & B,r,r,, c.ora d ,.,a
GGtrIel Bo1ek
Republicans Sc democrats, Al
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22

TO con I'M TIVEss The advertiser baxir.t, -.
9'o''U % '''ii IN a lew weeks. by = very simple
eHe alter having suffered several ye airs with seven
Lung Election, and thai dread disease 6,s,,,,.:..
Is anxious to make kno lis feow-sutferors a..
means oil cure To all who desire i; lac viii send con-
OF The prescription used free IF olare with direction
Tor preparing ant useing the same which they all
ind sore Cnre for CONSUMPTION 4sstaa Brosc1;,i.
&c The only object OF the advertiser in sendip. ma
prescription is TO benefit the afflicted and he hons
every sufferer Will try his remedy, IL viii cost them
''le ana may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription viii phase address
REV EDWARD \. WILSON.
so"aS NiliiamstuIgh, Kings Co..NY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
NlLliamstuIgh, Kines Co..N ".

u .eh has been said of the Eas tern Escu,sr;,. -.
nor me sick not one half has yet beer tod Of .s ma.
'a'lNo'e rerse' elance Of this singular man I,,b
lNe conviction THAI Serctuia The parent of disease ~
mas been years engaged in searching he lunea,ie.
He ''I'h ior is antidote. With va 81 labor la. lie
ct"'%Nsea the products Of and land through hot
continents uuti he had discovered that combination
OF reueda's wieh expurges this human rel and corrur
Ton irin the ss This invention We now offer
n our columns under the name ofAYEr's SAEsArARuI.
although Is virtues from distances far more active
aad enectua than Sarsapa;illa. MereaatiIe Journal!