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TESTIMONIALS.
Certificate of Dr. John Dove, who is well known
throughout the United States.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 10th, 1868
Dear Sir-The Tobacco Antidote,' prepared
by you according to the receipt you have submitted
to me- and the Ingredients of which have exam,
contains nothing in the least injurious. 1t is not
disagreeable to the taste, and as a home article
hope you will meet with ready sale for it, and be-
eve that if the directions followed, 1t will do
all you claim for it. JOHN DOVE NJ d.
Mr. John W. Rison, Sr-I have used one box
of your Justly celebrated Tobacco An:idote," and
take great pleasure in stating that have not taken
a chew of Tobacco for more than two weeks, and am
entirely relieved of the desire to do so, although
had used Tobacco for more than ten years. 1 hope
YOU will meet with great success with it, believe
it is good thing. Yours truly,
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X, ANTIDOTE.
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paration Of
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in any form. 1t is purely vegetable as will be seen
from the certificate below, and is OF great beneht
to Dyspeptcs.
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Michigan White Sprouts, Peach Blow, &c.
To prevent disappointment, persons buying Pota-
toes for seed should be careful to get more but the
GENUINE VARIETIES which can only be had with GER
tainty of reliable seedsmen.
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attention. ALLISON & ADDISON,
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BRIDAL GIFTS in great variety.
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Posi- OFFICE,
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RAILROAD BONDS AND
STOCKS, &C.,
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presenting him year S subscription to these Re
views all of which may be had, with Blackwood,
for SIS, or the four Reviews for $l2. The giver
may be sure he will get his reward in the increased
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-03-12

Fully onc-third of the entire commerce
of the world is based on textiles and their
fabrics, and any improvement in their pro-
ducnon or handling affect the interests Of
mankind TO an extent only surpassed by
those which affect food. We have, there
fore, viewed with great interest a specimen
of the cleaned fibre of the ramie, which has
been sent to us from Louisiana, where it
has been introduced and is now offered as
a substitute for cotton. The plant is ma
tive of Java, and was first brought to Eu-
rope in 1874, where, by the beauty and
strength of its fibre it won much attention
in manufacturing circles. 1t is now stated
that a considerable quantity is annually
received there and manufactured into fab
RIGS of the finest quality, excelling linen in
strength, beauty and finish, and rivalling
silk in lustre. But what most concerns us
now il the question of its cost of produce
ton. Is it cheap? Can it be produced
cheaper than cotton?
The great disadvantages of cotton culture
in our Southern States now are, first, that
the labors Of a cotton plantation are contin-
nous from the beginning of January to the
ending of December, involving the pay
iheht OIL tWeiVe months wages 10 the agri-
cui'urai loporer; ana, second 'hat this I'M
eXanlpied cost oil LABOR does not by any
means secure crop, as the cotton plant Is
very sensitive 10 an excess poth OF ram ana
| ury "oalher' ana IS inc frequent prey OF
the army worm' WIN these dlsadvanta-
ges Inc cotton planter rarely makes prof
liable crop oftoner than one season in three.
II, therefore, he can ma substitute for the
cotton plant which shall give him equal
marketable returns, with less cost Of pro-
duction ana less liability to injury from
natural causes during growth, he Will be
very likely to let cotton slide and turn his
attention to the new article of production.
| All these advantages are claimed in be-
half OF the textile ramie. In pamphlet
now before us 1t is stated that the soil and
climate oil lhe southern States are particu-
larry adapted TO It's cultivation; that the
plant VIII MT DC hurt by long continued
wet or dry weather; That Its hbre, being
contained IN the inner bark, cannot be in
Jured by the cotton worm that small capt
tai is required to cultivate it, as ii is easily
propagated and cultivated, requiring no
attention after becoming two feet high, and
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THE v,ER.uO.y'T .uUTU.fE, FEEsE
EIf.E.VdE 90.

AT the annual meeting of the Company
i'm October last committee was appointed
to procure plans and take measures for the
building of new office, for the better ac-
commodation of the large and increasing
business of the Company, and especially
for the preservation and safety of its rec
ords and papers. At full meeting of the
Board of Directors on the Sd instant, Tex
copting three, viz: Essex, Orleans AND
Bennington), the committee made report,
and aftera full discussion and examina-
ton of the plans Of Mr.. Randall ii was
unanimously resolved TO purchase addi-
tiunal land and erect new Office, at a cost
not exceeding ono per cent. of the capital
of the Company; and a committee was APP
pointed to carry into effect such resolution
of the Directors.
And it was the decided and unanimous
conviction of the Directors that this Com
pany,.with a capital Of three millions dol
lars, and with records and papers SO inval-
uabc to the great bodyof the people of this
State, should act at once. The matter Of
convenience for the transaction Of so eX-
tcnsivc business was a pressing need, but
that could be postponed; but the matter Of
safety for the records and papers Of so great
value and importance TO the citizens of the
State could not, with wisdom or prudence.
The Directors thought that common pru-
dence demanded that S3000,000 of capital
based on risks to the amount of Sj3,OOO,OOO
and records and papers of corresponding
value, should, ut least, have such
ordinary and common protection rs cit-
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S(gRT'E'.

This dire enemy, moro deadly than ball
or bullet, kills by slow degrees saps tho
spirits and strength of its victim changes
his complexion to sickly grconish hue (;
covers him with purplish, unslightly spots;
renders him feeble, weary, and unequal to
excrtion; stifIcns his limbs; swclls bis
body; and shoriens his breath. His gums
become spongy; his teeth loosen; cuts and
scratches bleed prolusely; old sores break
out alrcsh; old fractures separate, and re-
fuse to rcunte. a small faint of this dis
case undermines the strength of an army;
increases the risk of battle; aggravates
the danger Of amputations; augments the
bleeding Of wounds; complicates sickness;
retards recovery, and causes death whore,
but for its presence, life would be assured.
From Mrs.. HcnShd3rs history Of The
North Western Branch Of the Sanitary Com
mission.
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"A young woman in Chicago has invent
ed new branch Of female usefulness. She
advertiscs that she will "give lessons in Ct
iquettc, and the way Of conversing with la
dies, to any young gentleman who does not
feel at case in the society of the opposite
sex. Tuition to lovers, extra" She makes
a speciality of proposals in various forms.
A teamster in Nashua, y. H., named
Alien, some years ago, while in California,
invested a few dollars in 4 piece of land,
never expecting to make rJrtuno nom
the purchase. He left it in the hands of an
agent, who has recently sent Mr.. Allen ten
thousand dollars as the first payment on
its sale. It is reported that the property
brought 100000.
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Deaths

In West Brattleboro, March A. IDA AUGUSTA, only
child Of +. w. T. A. Richardson, aged IL months.
In West Brattleboro March ., WILLIAM SAILS
BURY, Of Guilford, aged II years, months.
In Guilfurd March G, JOSHUA LiNDE aged 10
years 10 months.
In Hinsdalc, y. H., March ., NEWTON FOSTER, son
Of Rev. j. G. Bennett aged 20 years. 10 months and 20
days.
In Morrisyile, Feb. %, Mrs. ALMA G. DRENAN,
aged % years and months.
In West Brattleboro March 10. Of lnhuonzn, infant
Daughter Rufus n ana sarah \. Hoaghton, aged
weeks and dhya
TO this family and removed from its circle an ACTIVE
child but alas she was only lent T. them. In the mds
Of life there Is death.
Fair buds Of promise carly best,
So soon TO reach the land Of rest,
Aud enter thus the realms above,
Where angels teach the law Of love.
Oh may meet In that blest home,
Who're separations ne'er viii come,
And with our children chant the lay
of Jesus love in endless day.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. IS
- L.. ~ e.. III

TO AL Wh0m L may concern, Gro'tng;
You hereby notified that LUCIAN 4. LINER
Guardian Of EDWIN ELMER, minor, of Httsfeld,
Mass, has made application in writing to thia Court for
license to sell the whole Of the Real Estate OF his sale
ward being as interest IL the Real Estate - ELlJA'
ELMER, litc of Dumncrat1n deceased, ON the groui.
that such sal viii be beneficial 10 his said ward;
that this Court vii decide upon said application at tho
session thereof c. be held Ut the Probate Office az brat
teburo, In said District the last Saturday OF March
A. j. 1902 when and whore you may be heard IN tn
premises, u yHu cause.
u A. KEYES Res ster.
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CTATE OFF VERMONT. Marlboro. s..

~ by til" Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in tho Estate OF DANIEL.
LEONARD, late Of Dover, in said District, deceased,
Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
on The allowance OF the account Of MARTIN LEONARD.
IinlstTacr upon said Estate, and decree distribution
thereof TO the persons entitled at the session thereof
% ned 1T the Probate Office IN Bratteboru, the
laht saturday 81 March, \. II. 1869, when and vhrr,
you may be heard in tho proIaiss.. Al
IL a. kENEt, Hcgiatcr.
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FEMALE srnrNarnrN1xo CORDIAL

Specific Renedy for Female Diseases. II imparts
tone and yigor to the Uterus and gives renewed vta
tytothe whole system. All cases of D,by peculiar to
Females will find sovereign remedy in this COM
pound. Prepared at the New England Botanic Depot,
Boston, GEO. w SWEET NJ. D., Proprietor. One
Dollar per bottle. Five Dollars for Six Bottles Cy32
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To all persons interested in the Estate OF EUNICE
WELLS, late Of Drattl'horo deceased Greeting:
Whereas, JOSEPH 4. STEVENS has presented To til.
Court Instrument purportng to be the last VIII
said deceased, for Probate You are hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon the Probate Of said
srument at the thereof be held at the Probate
Once, IN Brattleboro in said District, the la-t
Saturday Of March, A. y. 1869, when and whore yot
may appear and contest thc same ii you see cause.
II A. KEYES, Register.
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sTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. s..

~ By the PROBATE Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ANDREW
HASKELL, lac Of Wilmington, iu said District d.
ceased Greeting:
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance OF th account ot CHARLES C. HASKELL
Administrators upon said Estate, and decree distrbu-
ton thereof tn the persons entitled, at the session
thereof to be held the Probate ONCE 90 BrattleLoro,
the last Saturday of March, A. D. 1859, when and
where you may be hear. in he premises you
IL ASA KEYES, Register.
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Snow fell to the unusual depth of 10
inches in Montreal during February; total
fall for the winter 1879 inches.
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Hor TO get PdfenfS.-For opinion, no charge.
Send Sketch and description. For application send
model not foot in size, and SIC FIRST Govern
men and stamp fees Specifications drawings, caveats
assignments prepared rejected claims prosecuted. Al
SO, interferences extension Of patents and appeals
Patents taken out in all European countries. ustrat-
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GAlIrrfdnRG.

In Vernon, March 8, by Rev. N. Hodglon, Mr..
FRANK WM. MCCLURE Of Guiliord, and Miss HAT
TIE IL. STACY, Of Gill, Mass.
In Chesterfield Factory Village March 4, by Rev W.
II. Cummings, MR. HENRY CAMPBELL, Of Brattlc-
boro, VI, and MRS. sOPHRoNIA SMITH, Of Chester
hcld, Factory Village, NJ II.
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4I.hrs An-woo! Hose,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
yards 4O-iach Brown Cotton,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
25 Cakes Colgate'a Honey Soap,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
8 yards 81 Bleached Cotton,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
~ Bottles Parfumery,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
20 Horn Combs,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
20 sp1ola Thread, all colors, the best,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Gents linen Handkerchiefs, hem'd,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Pairs ladies' linen CuGs,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
c Pairs Ladies' Cotton CuGs,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Heavy linen Towels, yard long,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
& Shirt Bosoms,
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
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8 and 10 yards fast colorod Prints,

and 10 yards fast coloroi Prints,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
5 HucE-Buck Towels, ALI linen
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
10 yards Of yard-oidc Dleaehed Cotton,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
8 yards heavy Unbleachod Cotton,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
10 yards heavy American Crash,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
yards Russia Crash,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Fine Linen HandLerchiefs,
FOR ONE DOTIAB.
90 chldrcns Handkerchief,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Hemd stitched Handkerchief
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
90 linen Collars,
FOR One DOLLAR.
yard. heavy Table Linen,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
s Pairs Cotton Ribbed Hose,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
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Z INTENSIVE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
CONSISTING OF
SAW d GRlST MILL, FARM, DWELL.
ING HOUSE, TIMBER, &c. &c.

On account Of poor health the subscriber offers for
sale his Gris and Saw Mills, House and Barn situated
IN Cenreyle mile from the Depot in Brattlehoro
between the two villages. Said Mn f. co by IS feet
three stories high contains three Of French Burr
Stones two Of thom now. two FIGURING Bolts,
Eureka Smut Machine, Corn Cracker, BELTS, Eleya-
tors, with Of Lenoll's Double Turbine Water
Wheels, all Of which have been put in within the
last year aud are In good running order It is the best
fan, with constant supply Of water, which with the
stuatiou and reputation as Custom NH, defy compe
ttion. The Saw Mill is Circular, with lanes Patent
Set, Wheels Gears, shafting and Betting which
have been put to running since last fall is doing good
business end is very desirable location for parties
that wish Go engage in the manufacturing Of chairs
bcdsoads timber for that purpose easy of
Tho House and Barn have been built hut few years
and are in good repair.
We also offer for sale the lease Of Tie VALLEY Mills"
owned by Buddngion Brothers. said lease is 70 run
three years from the lst OF April 1862 Said Mill is
situated close by the railroad near the Depot, where
cars are unloaded and reloaded direct from the mill,
which makes it one Of the desirable and conyun-
lent Mills for Wholesale grinding in the State,
alsooier for sale the Farm known as the Ezra Har-
rs place, situated IL miles from West Brateboro,
the stage road to Wilmington. said Farm contains III
acres Of land Fifty Of which heavily covered
with wood and timber. The remainder is suitably di
yded into tillage and pasturng, with good buildings
Soft running water at House and Barns, and there l.
good sugar orchard and plenty Of fruit.
PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Ten tons Of Hay, all Of the Farming Tools extra
four springod end horse Truck Wagon, good new
hundred and fifty thousand feet Of Hcmlocl Tim
Der in the log suitable for dimension lumber fifty
thousand feet Of Oak, Maple Beach and Birch In tho
log suitable for chair stock The timber is already de
hyerod a. the MIL
All Of the above property if not sold before March
9th, viii be sold at Public Auction that day. sale
to commence ut II O'Clock on the Premise ct Ceu.re-
vile.
Address for particulars,
j. W. BURLINGTON.
or b. NJ. BUDDINGTON,
! Brattleboro March 10, 1869. II