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i DIR. DOW continues to be cnnsulted at his ofcs
Nos. Endicot Street, Boston, all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. By loug
of study and practical experience Of unlimited
extent, Dr. D. has the qualification If presenting
the unfortunate with remedies that have never, since
he rst introduce them, failed to the alarm
ing cases OF GONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS. Be-
meath his treatment all the horrors of veuereal and i'm
pure blood lmputeucy, Scrofula, Gonorrhua, Ulcers
pain aud distress in the regions Of prucroaticn, In
hammatou Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydrocole,
Abccsscs Humors, frightful SvellinGs, and the ot
train Of horrible symptoms attending THE class Of dis
ease, made to become as harmless the simplest
ailings of a child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS-Dr D.
deyoes great part Of his time to the treatment 4
those cases caused by a secret and solitary habit.
which ruins the body aud mind uniting The unfor-
tunate individual for business society. Some Of
the sad and melancholy effects produced by early
habits of YOUTH weakness Of the Back and Limbs
Dizziness Of the Head Dmness Of Sight Palpaton u
the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, DerangemcIt u
the digestive functions, symptoms sc. The fearful
effects the mind are much to be dreaded; loss If
memory confusion Of ideas depression Of spirits evil
fnrebodngs aversion of society, self dtTus timidiiy
&c. are among the evils produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating matiimony, consult
physician II experience and be at once restored to
health and happiness
Patients who wish to remain urdtr DR.. Dows treat
meut few days weeks, will be furnished with
pleasant rooms, and charges for beard moderate.
Medicines sent to all PARTS Of the country, with full
directions for use, receiving description q your
cases Dr. Dow has also for sale the French CApotes
warranted the best preventive. order by mail Throe
for - 81 rsd stamp
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uIGln, IMpoRTANrTor FEMALES

IL in Delicate Health, DR.. Dow, Ply stefan and
Surgeon No Endicou Street, Boston, is consult
daily diseases incident to the female system,
ProApsus utei, falling Of the Womb, Fluor Albus,
Suppression, and other menstrual arrangements, are
all treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed IN few days So Invariably
certain is the new mode Of treatment that most obsti-
nate complaints yield under IT, and the afflicted person
soon reJoioes in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In the
of diseases Of women aud children than any 9TH
err physician in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish stay in Boston few days under his treat
DR., Dow, since iSi5, having confined his whole atten-
ton to office practice, for the cure Of private dis
and female complaints, Acknowledges superior
in the United states.
n. B.-All letters must contain four red stamps or
they will not he answered. Once hours from A. NJ.
to9P, Nj
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-29

UNITED STATES SENATE.-Tho United
States Senate Is now composed of seventy
one members, tilty-seyen Republicans,
and seventeen Democrats. Hon. Simon
Cameron, of Pennsylvania, IL the oldest
senator, seventy-two years, and Hon. Geo.
IL. Spencer, of Alabama, the youngest,
thirty-fve years. Eleven senators have
been governors ofstates. Nine were born
in New York. New England, with twelve
members, has nineteen sons in the Senate,
while the number In both branches who
two,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-29

81 regard MIR. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had Official
intercourse CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of
Patents"
~ have no Hesitation in assuring inventors hatthey
cannot employ man more competent and rUstToi
hy and more capable Of putting their IpLcstont in
form TO for them early and favorable con-
sideratiun at the Patent Oflce.-FpMuND BURKE,
late Commissioner Of Patents"
''Mr. Il. II. EDDY has mAdefor me over THIRTY ap-
pcaons for Patents having been successful in almost
every Such unmistakable proof Of great talent
and ability on his part, leads me TO mmtnd ALI
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents
they may be q having the most faithful sttcnton
bestowed on their eates, and at very r0aso enable
charges TAGGART."
Boston, Jan. /, ls7l.-ly1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-29

THE USEFULNESS OF EARTHQUAKES
was favoite subject with the late Sir
John Herschel. Were it not for the chan
ges in the earth's crust which are constant
ly being effected by the action of subierra-
mean forces, of which the earthquake IL the
most active manifestation, there can be no
doubt that the action OF the sea beating up
on the land together with the denudlng
power ofrain, would inevitably cover the
earth with one vast ocean. "Iad the pri-
meval world been constructed as IL now
exists" says Sir John Herschel, "time
enough has elapsed, and force enough di-
rected to that end has been In activity, to
have long ago destroyed every vstage of
land -
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GRAND EXCURSION
VIA GREAT HOOSAC TUNNEL LINE.

on and after July l. 1871 tickets will be issued TO
Hoosac Tunnel North Adams Troy, Albany, Saratoga
Springs, and Niagara Falls at reduced rates
Also round trip tickets, good for thirty days, and
can be used either way, Greenfield to Greenfield via
Hoosac Tunnel, Troy Saratoga Niagara Falls, Albany,
Hudson River Day and Night Steamers, New York
and Newport.
The above tickets Cor sale at all the principal
Railroad ticket Offices in this vicinity
Passengers leaving Greenfield on the morning train
arrive at Saratoga at 35 p. NJ: Fare si.75. Also
make close connections at Troy with N. Y Central Ex-
press for Buffalo and Niagara Falls at 50P.M. Fare
$1,000
Express train and drawing room cars North Adams
to Saratoga.
tf30 o. T. RUGGLEs Gen. Agt.
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Tofs.-Ioys i)r the ihiiiioh are peculiar
| TO the age. WOOD IS by lar 100 GEAR III This
country for their production consequent
ly the CHER seat OF their manufacture Is III
the dense WOODS OF germany. FROM out
Inc ola somper pine iores's Oh lhurins'a
issue the penny boxes oil toys destineu 10
make the MONIES OF all EUROPE ring Win
| joyous aughter-chiidrehs tea-things;
Noah's arks, hiied win only the ieauihg
animals soiuierS' etc' anu the hhos'
screechingest articles that ever uelisn'-
cd the urchihs ear ana hauIeheu 'he oiu
foiks. HOW SO many pieces as go wit"in
THESE boxes can oe nluoe' drought iro"'
such distance, ana soiu Win pront ior
penny Is HiarVei 'hat can oniy oe un-
oerstoou "heh Tue mystery vi '"e,' man
uiacture Is inquired ihto' IN tne hrs'
Piace' Tue P'ne "oou oo9's ie W "o'n'"s
women anu cniiulch are c,i'ehy e'hP'oyeu
~ .''o'' a"' $50. "P'.' ''
.ue" p'ouuo''on 10 oo'"'"e" y! '"o WV
~" Vi '"oo e'9 Wy '"'o"S'
"a'i uoAe" ,i"'ue' ~ "'u'u' " n'' sisu''
eeen' i"pos''o'o '""' 'he i"'"o S"ou'u 'e
useu III ,ne p'o"uc'io" VI "u'i'"' ""
|
P""",9' - We '""y uso " r.'' " '"o ,s'
Tue rou"u ring vi o'eao' e'sn' VI 'ci i"oh-
Us i" "'"'e'e'' see" III o'he'9 s"op'' ~
10Y ease we sd" WHAT AT hrs' s'sn' appear
=" W o' one vi 'heSe, ou'' upon eNau''"
Jug '''o'o ""' We po''''oi '""'
was mug VI P'"o "'o'' '"'"'' :"
'"'"' "o' eN"0'y !" NV i0t"l VI i"S'
ou' !" ''o io'ni VI ring vi c'eP.'"'S.
inere were '"o ''""A' '"o pe'ui'' s"'po"
h'ao, ana tle legs cut AROUND the ring as
1t wero; and 1t was evident that the work
man had only to split this ring into SUI
hcient number OF segments according TO
| appropriate ihickhess) 10 transform The
circle into given number oil elephants.
These segmenlal elephants require, OF
course, 10 DE roShueu ana hhisheu ny manu-;
but the process is most curious, and is APP
| pncapie 10 the production OF any other an
imai, ana accounts Tor the cheap rate at
which these wonderous toys can be pro-
duced. When manufactured, they come
to this country by waller carriage. or
course, art is out OF the question in these
penny articles; but the imagination of
children Is lively enough to NIL up all de-
ficiencies, and, as may be expected, their
sale Is Immense.
But quality Is also to be looked Tor from
Germany. Some OF The best modelled toys
in the world come from Grunheinscher, in
Saxony, where their modelling is attended
to in most artistic manner Prussia,
where schools OF art are fast educating the
people In all the matters of design, il tho
seat of those elegant little toys in which the
details are made OF paper-maehe. In Ger
many the Government educates Its chill
dren IN the construction OF toys; hence
the comparative eheapness with when we
procure from 'na' country mooeis Oh ME
riofs' "iaue III paper anu coioreu 10 tue iiie'
soeAeelien' are some OF Unese ii'''e ueslghs'
especiaiiy ah''''a's' 'na' 'ney are USED IN
sH'' NNN'y 80 'hoh
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
n n TnnU SOLICITOR OF PATENTS Fo
X III ftlItt INVENTIONS, TRADE MARI
III III LUUII OR DESIGNS,


No. 70 state Street. opposite Kilby Street Boston,
A FTER an extensive practice Of upwards Ct thirty
IA years continues TO secure a,onis in the Unite
States also in Great Britain, France and Other foreign
countries Caveats, Specifications, AtsigI tnts sns
all papers for Patents, executed On reasonable terms
with dispatch. Researches made TO determine the
validity and utility Of Patents Of Inventions and legal
and other advice rendered in all matters touching the
same. Copies Of the claims Of any patent furnished
by RENTING one dollar. Assignments recorded in
Washington.
No Agency in hs United States POSSESSES superior
Jacifies for obtaining Patents, asctTfGiHIng the
PattHtdbiiity Of iRusnttonS.
AL necessity of journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the usual great delay there, are here
saved inventors.
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Poetw.
THE DR.fCOS-s srORx..



Inc solemn Ola oel'e IN the Heepie
Are rngih' guess you know why
NOT Well then, III tell you, though mostly
Tvs whispered about on the sly
was called, or-nobodv tneu what.
I'm, We wont and Tho p.raon w,s presont
Ana ao,,, ,ro,, ,,ho or who no,
Some twenty-odd members, 1 eale1ste,
Which mostly was women, Of course;
Though don't mean to say aught sg'in EN-,
I've seen many catherine worse.
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A.. o,u,-.,,- ,,,,, :, a.. ~
Beside him, his wife, countin' fourscore,
A kihd-hcarted, motherly soul
And, next to her, young Deacon Hartley,
A good christian man on the whole.
80
Anu 'o"s "so iA'u on 'no '"e.,
"~u "eueeu "e'e" "'A' ."u' oe'uo "''
was DeAeon "u"'o'-'nA'' "'''e"
The meetin' was soon called to order
The parsop looked plum AZ n text:
We eazed at each other in silence.
And silently wondered "what next?"
Thsn slowly uprose Deacon hartley
MS voice seemed 10 tremo'e win rear
AZ ne sara boy ana man you nave Known ms
MY sooo itiends' Tor hish forty year.
"And you scarce may expect confession
OF error from me ; but-you know
Nv dearly.loyed wife died last Christmas,
Ira now nearly ten months AGO.
Inc winter went py long ana lonely
INC spr'nB nu'rieu 'or"Aru Ap"'e
ine isrir-"oiA oane ot, anu "esue"
woman aoou' tue oiu piAce'
1.-THE children were wilder than RABBITS,
And still growing worse every day;
No help to be found in the village,
Although was willin' to pay.
In fact, was nigh bout discouraged,
For everything looked so forlorn
when good little Patience McAlpine
skipped into our kitchen, one morn.
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u charges made. Dr. Dow is consulted daily
from x A. 20 r. NJ. as above, upon all dfhcult or
chronic diseases of every name nature having by
his unwoared attention and extra tdiuary success
gained reputation which calls patients fr all part.
Of the country 20 obtain advice.
Among the physicians in Boston, none sta nd higher
In the profession than the Celebrated DR.. ow No
Endicott street, Boston Those who need the service
Of an experienced physician and surgeon should give
him call
P.S.-Dr Dow imports and has for sale a new Arti-
Gle called the French secret order by mail. Twofor
81 and redstamp.. apr %, lsTl.--lylP
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THE SUNDAY HERALD

is of the same size the Daily containing great
variety Of reading matter, including yoluminous
Special News Dispatches and Markets, by Telegraph,
full reports Of Local News Editorials Timely Musical
and Dramatic Criticisms, a Business Review II the
Week, the best Review u the Boston Stock Market
published, &c, &c. II has circulation Of
OVER 2l,OOO COPIES,
chiefly In the city and suburban towus. A limited
number Of Advertisements In the SUNDAY HERALD.
The price Of the SUNDAY HERALD is Ave cents per
single copy aud II Is sold to agents at per humid
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All orders should be addressed to
II. NJ. PULSIFER & Co,
Publishers Of The Herald,
BOSTON, MASS.
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u PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
DIR. l.. G. BARK Err
OF Bellows Falls, Vt, will take rooms at the Revere
House, Drattleboro,
nun epcoNr, ,vpnNroD.y ~ - ,rtY ,,ONr,tt
THE SECOND WEDNESDAY IN EACH MONTH
FOR CONSULTATION IN RELATION TO
Bone Setting, Sorofula Diseases,
Sores, Cancers, General
Debility, &c. &c.

Dr. BARKER for eight years in practice with tn
Celebrated Bone Setter Surgeon and Physician, CHAs.
SWEET, NJ D., Of Lebanon, Conn, and for the last
year has been very successful in his present locality
Braces for Spinal Diseases, Crooked Feet, &c, are
specially attended to.
DR.. Barker's scrofula syrups, Cough Preparations
Strengthening Biters. salyes and Linimonts accompa
nv the treatment tf20
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HARVEY FISK. A. s. HATCH.
FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS,
and Dealers in Government Securities,
NO. o Nassau street,

MO. o Nassau Stroot,
Ne'c York. Nor. 20, 1871.
The successful and rapid negotiation of nearly three
fourths of the FIFTEEN MILLION LOAN
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the energetic
prosecution Of the work Of extension and preparation
Of the Road for extensive mineral, agricultural,
and through traffic have placed the financial affairs
and of the Company upon such basis that
directed to advance the price for future sales
Of the Bonds, explained in the following letter Of
Mr.. HUNTIS0ToS, President Of the Company:
OFFICE CHESAPEAKE ASD ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
81 william Street, New York,
NOVEMBER IS, 1871.
Messrs FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Financial Agents c. & o. n. II. Co.:
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ITS FORMS sTEREoTYPED.

and the large editions are now printed on duplicate
plates by two OF Hoes Lightning presses Of six cyln
ders each, and each capable Of printing fifteen thou
sand impressions hour. These facilities enable the
publishers to hold hack the forms to the last moment
and give their patrons
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-29

The Western Division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, comprising the % miles between Hunting
ton on the Ohio River, and the mouth Of New River
above the falls q Kanawhn), il now substantially
completed and will, in few days, be ready to do the
completion. The Eastern Division, comprising 227
miles, between White sulphur Springs and Richmond,
il now in complete order and successful operation
The grading and masonry eleven Of the lO2 miles,
between the mouth of New River and white Sulphur
Springs ~ now complete, and the work on the remain
ing 81 miles is 80 far advanced that track-ayng will
be commenced on u II portion Of the road in May
next, and continue without interruption until the
whole line is completed
In Wow Of these facts, you hereby directed to
make no further sales Of the Bonds Of said company
at less price than "a and accrued interest at which
price you will continue TO sell until further orders
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WHOM HARNESS. AANlRlCH0Ry
JACKSONVILLE. VT.

THIS WAY GENTLEMEN very respectfully
call your attention to the HARNESS BUSINESS Of
JACKSONVILLE, VT. 1 wish 1t known far and
near, that there is Harness Mandatory in YER
mont that prides itself against any and all competitors
in New England or York State for the fact that the
above establishment has so far taken the hig hest
premiums at every and all the Mechanical and
Agricultural Fairs where its work has been exhibited
1t has fairly won all the IaureIs to which
prince Of trade is entitled But the proprietor does
not disposed to overexert himself in showing to
the public what he can do; that is, make good har
ness of the VERY BEST Oak Harness Leather
that can be found in this country. One hundred
dollar. will be rewarded to the firm that will furn-
ish the above establishment with better quality Of
oak leather than it isnow using give references
to all that anxious to obtain good work here; and
for its beauty and excellence it would well pay every
man to come and examine for himself.
F. J. FRENCH.
JACKSONVILLE, Oct 2lst, 1871. 3m43
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-04
VaIuahla Cotton Plantation.

Git
r OFFER for sale, near Mound City. ~ ~
fandea county, ArkanSAs- --1-7
Containing nearly tfe acres % 9@ssfo- -
land. rom 400 % 60 aerestn
.Ec-a 49, overfoW. besides oVet ~ 4ctes ~
5oe5snsnr. This valuable trace t1tnl+nes ~
acres or more OF utlaotS ~. 90
f@v N capital. making over tnousanQ scra
ann OF ~unequnIed value IN MS vicinity.
INA plantation is distant ABOUT signsm l!ss
from HsInphis-hanby water 70 Mound City
me balance BY ridge ad-an Is known IS
the sDouegan, or Island place and win tne
exception or two hundred yards ~offencing, A
surrounded by Marion = Beaver DsU
lakes. which AFFORD entire protection 20 the
farm from stocK OF every shs
There are no sand blCWs On ne
entire cleared land seing On 5a98o1e ~ con
/ sIIuvium producing as mucn cossoI
1 10 fhs acre as any land in Tbs -ss ona In
Tnese lands yielded last {sA
one and . quarter oa1es - cotton blanta.
- s.e.-a now upon IL lWeen ~ and
"a heeI of builOeks, ntienAus uPS1 t1s14
cleared portion o. t1S Ire rnrehass- ca5
nov - mnies and other stock. sogether
DIN icons znd plantation Utensils, Al val
usslon n determined 70 sell, from the
- 800 are plantation requires more OF his
tirrs than ne can spare to is successful man
aea ssmssny extended description Of the
/ property unnecessary, as the value OF tas
4 piantatiou Is too well known 20 require u
PARTIES desiring to OF 20 PeS g
Trezsvant q Co. nay agents A. Memphis u
TO me At h~untsyille, Alabama xoAN
Il nat sald before the arsf Monday IN De-
| cember next, privately, l. vii 2e sou 81
| thaf day ~ public sale. a1tne heat E.-Sse ~
| chauss OF Royster. TrezeTsnb "a. 80 -
WaI1 street At u O'Clock. where maps or ne
aud can be seen and terms made known 81
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