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Evening star., 1876-09-04
i Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRQSTE1p SALE OF VALUABLE DRUG
6TOR1 ON P1HMoYLvANIA AVENUE, BIZ.

TMIkM lSIH ND S0LH sTkHETS
signed, dated September LIST, ls7l, and duly re-
corded in Liber 1eo, foio lSs, one Of the land
written request q the party secured thereby,
shall proceed 70 sell et public auction, on the pre-
O'Clock 9. m, all the contents OF the Drug Store.
DO. 1871 Pennsylvanie avenue, consisting in part
Fountain. 0as Fixtures, Store and Window Lass,
SHOW Bottles, Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Articles,
80, dc.
Terms: One half cash; balance and II months
at per cent interest, secured By deed OF trust on
not piled with in five days the Trustee reserves
the right TO resell at cost Of purchassr..
susss.dm YouNax MInbLHTS,nI IIHS, IraSsss. Hnes..
Evening star., 1876-09-04

CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINZ,
BBTWExU
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING.
TON AID GEORGnTOWH, d. O:
BTIAMIRs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA svsry
LEAYE GEORGETOWa every Ee-
MOnpAH At ? N. Freight r, -
81 9sOrsss0wp N please have them marked
l2 South Whsrves, 50 Wassr street,
Philadelphia. 0sorGetown, %.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
THE eTEAMER "MATTABO," OAPT, W.
II. BYLKs, viii leave her wharf, foot
4 sf TSkiISs5, hSsRA !. j:
isndipgs on the Potomac River. e far down 8
0oLr0Ns, kIvEK SPRINGS, and BLAKIsrONe Is.
LAND. Returning viii arrive in Washington On
down. W. h. KILLMOH, Agent.
Iyll.@ 9Th street wharf.
Evening star., 1876-09-04

COVEkRMENT SALE OF QUARTERMAe q
VI TER'S STORES, 30.
DEPOT QUARTKRMAsfKR 3 OFHIcg,
WASHINGTON, d. O., August 81, Is76.}
Will be fold at Public Auction as the Quarter
termaster's Corral, corner Of Fourteenth and "Ou
str reets. southwest, at 10 O'Clock .. m, RIOAY,
September u, 1876, the following described prop
city:
Horsss, Wagons, Harness, Double ventilating
Fire Plsce Stoves, Heating and Cook Stoves, and
variety OF QuArtermAstefo Property also Two
Hospital Tents, Flies, Poles and Pins.
For full particulars aDply TO this ONCE.
A. y. ROOKWDLL,
sep16t Depot Quartermageef.
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NEW DEPARTURE.
bs5sTCs AS

The steamers Of the above lins Win leave PhfaAeI.
Rhia every SATURDAY.. at ~ 70. for
yosns5ns: sn.s sss!us1,ne s1.r soapxT, % 5isSs
ct ~ m, for PhlIadelIhia No yse.fass q oxs:
from the above ports. Freights received and de-
nvered daily from Q. n. 70 8 ,. m. Orders for
delivery Of freights and received os 1909 Str001
anA his Nh stress nerthwest.
WP. CLYDE 90,
Ho. ~ 3. Wharves. PhilsdclDhfa.
j. H. JOHu0OH q CO.,
jsh- 1 Agents for Wsahinsto foot l1kh &. s.1.
, 1876-12-23

exist elsewhere In the same rcg!oh, aui, persons
arc now engaged In prospecting, but as yet no
new discoveries have been nlndv.n
According to statistics for the first nix months
Of the current year, the consumption Of horse.
lleeh In Parts and In the other large cities OF
Franco Is increasing. In the first half of the
year there were sold, at the butchers' establish
inents IN Paris, $500 horses, 19J asses, and is
mules. These yielded 1,0i4,74 pounds net OF
meat, besides the liver, henrt, tongue, etc.,
which arc used as the same organs are IN the
case Of becves.
The production Of coffee has increased during
the last half.century from 1+9O0, 600 cwt, 10
$500, 600 cwt. The consumption OF the article
10 estimated for eacl, inhabltant OF Belgium 10
be s.2o lbs. per fnnum; II Holland, lbs: Of
SWITZERLAND, go lbs. Of Denmark, 4.s3 lbs; j;
the zollverein, 4,35 lbs: Of Swedcn, 500 lbs. !;
Of ltaty. 0.04 lbs. Of Great Britain. 0.s3 lbs.
aud Uf Russia, Gl3 lbs.
DR.. Gray announces, In the Journal Of Science
and Arts, The discovery OF aubradtcal flowers tu
Sctrpus MpiHus var. lIaiH,-a species Of club
rush. ln specimens growing In Woburn. Mass,
solitary fclnata flowers were found In the axis
OF shcnthH Or short leaves A. khk base Of the
culm. They are destitute OF sta,ncns, hut have
ptsttIs, and sometimes mature fruit They are
apparently produced near The close OF summer
Dr. Gray fnts TN traces OF these subsadfeal
flowcrs 10 his specimens OF The true Scirpus
suptnus Of the OLD World; but they arc COM
mon among those from Illinois, Missouri, and
Texas.
, 1876-12-23

a. many tepic, :, ihere were 10 10 tic tnnary fof
III nea e eAe a ro 20 ,, IT,
nus: One rim, Of sonr milk; one tcnspoos each Of
soda and salt. one e9g vol beaten. md 1nur
enough to make y 20 etth y will aaId,J drop from
rnnr 1 grm.irnn. s}rrsSv hni an H. ,invr: orense
them Ind pni In yont battoi. II yont srots sss
| sha1iow, all each cup iuli.-hchp them
even. @ . ont theX, ass decp; ih,nk @
IN notsk oycn4 "' rbcFa !, ~ nnrh in Sok,nr A.
anything They viii nun out AID ovcr, and % i
n!ss soIden brown. Fhey .ts ..!l better II you
enohs of assd m Ont n
.aa mst II t Suttei I, sSss' ,ss sse Il af Ell
ssa G9e 9, SsAss "a ats s .s sst, Is
tias over night. o. half day il you wish shem ior
1s IT. Ss9s rs; ssns sns d ' p9Ss ;9Ss
hsssd ;oG; m, I'd r S.ks d., .v.,, ,n,,n.
biack paint. wblsh she bought At drug s,ors un:
der III nauia of y biack paint for ironware.a il
snc,ent. rcrhaps sae ia iaty = WHO M ] some tins 40
Inquired Tor son,c.h!ng 10 tako tho tust ir0m coal
n9 az sa N,,, n, 4 a. s'f non me,no underwear,
and. like me-, .cant afford 10 suit, ehe Will aNd
thom Il Field .s, Letters At a, very much less
~%' '~ 's'' '"' s'40' 'e>@ ' MADAME"
"RR1oaas FnoM e ANoTnsR u! s COUNTRY
10 Ms edHer 0 Tns TFaoans.
VERMONT, H., Dec. le.-rha subject of hon. u. .
arebrand in shs heretofore peaceful circle Of Tha
Hume' u"hs 'he tue way 10 eet.le suo 'naHet
VII oe W nuse. a. hnetson snyst ~ l"taA'ee WY :,
10 10 M. esk your hoese no" t"e"1 shal. 10 kepe.
shs'csosa, ny af'enu ~ nel sna1a'ns so.!ase ~
! mus hos purse eHuhl only W c"somo: an" NJ.
ue m p potss WI" 1ows g. LUG M an 1 s.t
ststuary. md coysr hcr viii, h viii nniatnrs Gy
tic Old masters. ii would teen, an assumption Oh
rnr4 at t4tfn 20 a1p1l
, 1876-12-23

worms seems 10 bo unusually ccssiui IN
tanning bis various pets. His method Is ito
handle them freely. pct them, and on no &C. &C.
them food al regular intervals" he aads,
"study their peculiar habits, and indulge them
IN anything they take pleasure In" He has BY
this means cultivated the affections Of tho
chameleon, toaris, mice, rats, birds, nnd even
Inc mIid.flsh, ali of whct, take their food freely
from his hand. it ts his opinion that these
animals have genuine fondnees for keeper
who Is kind TO them, and prefer his carcsscs 70
their food even. nut he tonc'udes hts reInnrks
hy observing, II like all such things, and
suppose thai Is rart Of the secrot" OF their
Affection and confidence.
, 1876-12-23

Y.
CulcAeo, Dec. GIL noticed In your Homo De-
psttment Of Dec. 10 request from "UndiNs" for
recipe 10: Chaflotte Husse, Aud, although bear
Ing In mind your notise to subscribers to "lrt up"
Until yoa have published those eighty four letters
now On hand, lyentuEa 10 seud this, knowing tas
rsSps 70 Tooa WI sssp Hati! y1a hna Fo9n 10
Cr,b " h4na "Epdlns" IN her watety home,
, 1876-12-23

10 Ms Edl10F a. JR9 1F76NW6,
NArTooN, ILL.,, Dec. 17.-rhd I1ome IL becoming
quite = ueceas,ty Ia well.or9spizsd houssholds.
The experiences Uf ali those devoted Atstess are
welcome indeed to mauyA Triad and tampest.
tossod housskeepor. Nov and then somebody I'D.
v!scs you 10 soar anova stomachic things hut dear
siateFs stltk to your text. Let 10 psdant!e womah
urge you 10 irop doughnuts and chenntloons Ia da.
GUYS higher things. Let surh u Are Able 10 dclye
late p10tuldity send the rnsts OF such drlsing 10
some moro pretenslous peitot,cal. and keep oN our
kitchen hearth with tGcin. Lei us give rocipGa and
exelanEe snlal!.talk about Kitchen matters " long
5pMa sassf dsSS fos ne
her tuuyhnut Ireipe w4s excellent lad ratuyf
have had tAlt trttis my ytast Ta4 grtfA than Tho
hest ireatse on the Evolution Of PloteplAsm that
eyer Ars. Nuxry wroie IL there IL such helug ~
she}, for what 10y could yood wlte. mother and
l0usekeepcI huA IL tha library tAkinG In grand
, 1876-12-23

Peap NJ Lac. Wis, Dec. lD.-Yop dcstEsd the
ladies 10 hold back lhri. letters tor week, but
hope you will for the chlldrcus baks publish mine.
Lear mothers, theEp ID no fear that you Will ncg-
leet your own children. hut have you done any
thing for the children whv will have no Chriltmas
presents unels God helps you to remember them, !,
] know you ara very tired tonight, after this
weeks hard work, aud some VI yuu nay have 10 III
up lste tonight; hut Let nut tell YOU my perencc
For years havu prepared fsu1n sx to sweiyu extra
bags ot caudy aud | Lase alwAys luuul
, 1876-12-23

wAsHlNo-pAY.'
To fhs Editor af 1Ae Tribune. -.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10,-l1aving bccn much pleased
with tho Information contained In The Homo de-
pastment OF Tl1x TRIBUNE. / Wish to add my quota
10 tho general fund 10 tho form Of recipe to r.
dpeo the labor Of washing. II ia ~ follows: Put
your clothes to soak In tenEd water tho day p,e
o. liz s.sss. ato". t"S % @ si o v.
s oa,tb Mas a1 tnS w6}r 5s y whe
atanl, aud, whcn that Ii dissolved, put In three
tabsspoonint Of sptits q turpentiao; wr,9g yGa'
and. after .oapins lis soled places. PIT them y
tho boiler. drst stirring the tarpcnilns hn,l III
fosp ho.onghy nte the Wste H. en v
out and snds aud rinse In blue1na water. lang
Sn + ss:ea df " %S s'' H. ns 1s.s w us
sway With the labor Of rubbing. and shC c'osass
never looked cleaner and whittier. Mis-. T.
THAT HoRRlp MAN.
To Gh< Eatfor Of Ths TFfbans. -.
MAcoNn, ILL.,, Dec. a0.-Now, Mr. Editor. wNi1
did you let thst man In for, when VIC thonsht 1ao
Home belonged especially to Us. where We eoota
ADMIRE criticiso, aud spst TO our entire
Aud coming. a. bo did. In that ghostly earb, unae'
the kindly protection OF good tAargatcta" nams,.
ss snss Xisns SST hsss
sss's Esst% s1''!tss e ss s1s
VIII ZONE u hef colns ii coco and v tasster ~
ansl, at az :eazes! 's at n.sRasst asSe i;s.a
supply Of 7sticknn anl administer ltbcta! d9sss
nssRsss ra sfs ss. tSsss..
Two eupv sugar; TIRES Tablespoons ot aSuf' ,au[
cvs eag ocasa separately nit wIt ~ s'sftSsei taWer
cin.t. oi pug paste: Thta will III, R},fs i
tAfcs nice +stze1 pies. Flavor with lemon. in's "
ss delicious and da!uty ~ cum 10. a.. ,ou
sen!A recipe for plansf dessert. ba. onH nui {i oi
mlk; .ascIent aour 10 .hckcu :. wade n1i'fIl III
0As and one.half teaspoons OF baking power ;n.n ~
teaeup alternately With layer Of halter ana inSu o,
o. 1pn!ss sn9prea nns steam one % 9onf eaa subs
tuse any fresh fruit Or jams you like. ,,..
One word to MEa, II. =. X. ] DID fully spPFhhs.t
ciats "Grutt Budcfes's" littla Joke, pat aI.F
ltllo t'en was shifted after Il left My aaniud aanind
Now, NJ. Editor, etose, wishing you the w
ladies', and rspccIally t'MarEtrets liuaDaansr !"
kGNN.TccIft'
CoCoANuT CAKE.
N 1hs EIttor n5 Ths Trtauns u,.
WEsTy1Ltg, 1ud., Dec. l0.-lyo been ses1.e
oyss yhe Homo lessss. carefully, hars fvsn's ~
, 1876-12-23
VAAH UtxB.
BREAKFAST ApLI% Or NuEylNA
IN fhS Nfifar 0f tina TrSb.ua

10 sas Edttor At TAs Tribune.
EovTu EVANSTON. Dec. l0.-As the weeks 20 BY
am morq and more convinced that The Home ii
getting to b su institution" Tho ladies' look
for Is y sagerly ~ their husbands DO Tor political
news. Two that know Of semtp4ed their hus.
bands last Saturday et breakfast that whstsyes ess
happened thsy wars net TO forget TUE ra'suHx,
snd, II ans might Judge from lhe c4p.esssons w
ace. pthets arc eQuslly inleresisd. Ii gives cpch
one Of u chance to tell "What know about
housekeeping" A. fot me. l Ind that qye or s!x
ycass will pot teach ons evoEythIue N that 1ne.
nor insnfo them petleet success every time, 9u4
II; II some Of these old housekeepc1s ever have
zuy trouble: II Ghfr bread eyer falls 10 Tso " Il
o1khti Il tA4k cake aysG t&l& II aNsl d!4hsAktsn
, 1876-12-23

cs.nrt s wc H. n,st Gass ~ .',. 1o ussu - ,! nE
@ apn a,a efrht Saea
~ sars .ft.t !. XII hton III, m ~ ~
rrr IN dsh. tur, snur .n,,'ae...r. @ vne oms
Tin S,,, W NV sns ~ ts' ofIt anc
taa,, H." ,hs, anc,, ~ ~ enuala H.
, tnal ~. G"tn oI9a m ~ ~ ea,sny eMt Sway III
p Mtpa.ns .nS tnFues ~ 'ae "1'lspeaS VI tMu sho"
ocpeaas mainly on tN's. Do8oT4EA'
INVALID sLtPPRls, HTo.'
u tht Editor ef TAs Tribune.
DLus 1aLAxn. Dec. 15.-ttKntharn, tn
wax. x.,v n,s.,~ nj, ~ trv.,,d" .,In.a.s -,
""No s s..s p'sN, pa'. " ,n'aenppe's' ket ah
ounce Of Germantown Woo',-two eolo9 are p'et.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16
W " W IIbIN t IVsIUVT7
CHAs. HIBBARD, Secretary.

INDIAN TRoUnLEs.-The latest news
from the Indian country is to the effect that
Terry's command has had days fighting
with the redskins, but with what result is
not known; that 200 lodges of Indians are
near the mouth of Tongue river moving
north 10 meet Crook, and 100 lodges are
collected on Powder river, and the chiefs
are haranguing the men, urging them to
stay in camp until the troops come, and not
to go out in small parties. Spotted Tail has
come into Fort Laramie on a visit, and re-
ports his people at home and will not go
out on the war path.
An interesting incident of the present
troubles is the fact that the son of old man
Sitting Bull, no kin of tho Yellowstone
rascal OF that name, has left the reservation
and gone TO join his illustrious namesake
in the north, taking with him the elegant
silver-mounted rifle which the president
gave to his father.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16
constitutional Ca,arrh Remedy

We take pleasure in inviting the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement, found in another col
umn, Of Messrs. Litleheld Co. Of Manchester,
N. H., proprietors of the Constitutional CatArrh
Remedy"
This house is too well known to require any attes-
tation from pen TO the character and standing
Of the gentlemen composing the same, any assur-
ance to the public that whatever course they may
pursue In the matter Of the introduction Of remedies
to the public will be characterized by fair dealing
honest purpose and an earnest endeayur while reap
ing their just pecuniary reward to relieve 4 suffering
humanity
while it is not province within the scope Of
ability to enter into any discussion to the
its or dement's of medicinal agents. still the fact
not be resisted that the constitutional CaArrh REM
edy" il certainly departure from the ordinary run
Of patented cures which flooding the market at
the present day, and stands high upon the list Of
standard pharmaceutical preparations, being COM
posed Of the choicest and most effective articles Of the
materia medca and preeminently fitted to cope with
the affection which bears its name.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16
windham Co. Baptist Sabbath school
Convention.

The convention met with the Halifax
Center Sunday school on Wednesday last,
and was called to order by A. A. Butter
field, ESQ.,, Of Nottingham, who appointed
as committee of nomination Rev. o.
Smith of Guilford, Il. ii. Van Doom Of
Brattleboro, Maj. w. II. II. Holton of ia
maca. This committee soon reported and
the convention elected the following off,
GERS for the year ensuing: President A. A.
Butterfield, Nottingham vice presidents,
Rev. c. A. Votey, West Brattebore; c.
w. Stebblns, Brookline; secretary and
treasurer, G. l.. Brown, Brattleboro; di-
rectors, Rev. Ephraim Hapgood, S. II.
Warren, Hollis Burnett. The convention
then for few hours discussed the subjects
as announced in the programme published
last week. A large number of speakers
participated in the discussion, which was
very spirited and animated, and awakened
a lively interest on the part OF all in at
tendance. Full delegations were present
from the fourteen schools composing this
association, together with visiting brethren
from other associations. The convention
was one Of the largest ever held, and il is
safe 10 say that more enthusiasm was de-
veloped than on any previous occasion.
The reports presented show the total num-
Der of scholars in the schools composing
the association to be l7I7 Increase during
the past year, 1l9; conversions, 50; bap-
tisms, "a number of copies of periodicals
taken, 430 money raised for benevolent
purposes, 500. These statistics indicate a
condition of prosperity in the schools COM
posing this association which is the source
of much qualification and encouragement.
G. l.. Brown, Clerk.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16
@arrtaNEs.

In Brattleboro, June 49, by Rev. VIM. L. jenkins,
Mr.. Oscar d. Esterbrook TO Mrs. Ella G. ShumwAy.
At ST. Mchaels Rectory, Brattleboro, June IS, by
Rev. W. II. Collins, Miss Mary Ann MAllen to Myron
NJ. JENNIE, both OF BrAttleboro.
In West BrAttleborO, June 7, by Rev. @. A. Yotey,
Charles NJ. Ware Of Wilmington and Marion J. Smith
Of Dover.
In Jamaica. June 7, by Rev. A. d. Emmons, William
@. Shaffner and Charlotte A. Clark, both Of j.
In South windhAm, May 81, by Rev. EphrAim Hap
good Elmer II. Lawrence and Lucela S. Hail, both Of
Mindham.
In Hinsdale, N. H., June s, by Rev. G. G. Watson,
Trof. George I. Winston of North Carolina Uniyersi-
~ TO Caroline s. Taylor OF HnsdAle.
In Hinsdale, N. H., June 2 by Rev. Z. Bradford,
John H. Gale and Esther J. stearns, both OF HinsdAle
In Keene, N H., June l, by Rev. q. W. Norris Jas.
II. Castle Of Jamaica, w. and Eta j. Ellis OF Keene.
In Keene, N. H., June !, by Rev. Mr.. Richardson,
Everett IL. Green and Josie NJ. Wilson, both OF Brat
tleboro.
In Colernine, Mass, June Z, by Rev. d. A. Strong,
Michael NJ. johnson and MAonA o. Snow of Marlboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16
The Late Rev. CT. Frenyear.

Resolutions adopted by the Board of the
Vermont Baptist State Convention, May 81,
1876:
Whereas, God, in his wise yet my steri-
Gus Providence, after calling our beloved
brother Rev. Cyprian p. Frenyear 10 the
endurance of severe sickness, has removed
him by death,
Resolved, That this Board, remembering
the large place which their departed broth
err held in the confidence and affection of
his associates, and his varied usefulness as
a member of this body, desire TO place up
on their records an expression of their
high appreciation of the consistent piety,
the unweared diligence and the constant
fidelity with which he discharged the du-
ties OF the ministerial office, and of their
sorrow that death has taken onelfrom their
counsels and labors whose place cannot
easily be filled.
Resolved, That we tender our hearty
sympathy TO the church of which our broth
er was the beloved pastor, and TO his strick-
en- and bereaved widow and children.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tions, signed by the President and Secreta-
ry of this Board, be presented to the Bap-
list church in Townshend, and also TO the
widow of brother Frenyear, and that they
be offered for publication in the papers Of
this State, the Waterman and the Examin-
err and Chronicle.
Signed,
w. n. WILBUR, President
CHAS Human Secretary
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16
The EVIL Fruit. of Weak Digestion.

There is pathological fact more clearly ascertain
ed than that the most formidable phases Of
disease directly traceable to imperfect digestion.
Insomnia with its train Of drefu consequences pro-
ceeds frequently from weakness Of the stomach
than from any other cause. Mere sedAtives pow
erless to nervousness, and to paliae
its symptoms. The true way to strengthen the ner-
system is to invgorate the digestive and assmi-
lative organs, upon whose unobstructed action its
equilibrium is absolutely dependent. The daily use
OF Hosteters Stomach Bitters will do to brace
and soothe the weakened and irritatei nerves, and
induce sound refreshing sleep-natures grand cath
olconthan all the so-caled neryines to be found In
the pharmacop9ia or out Of it, wineglassfu Of the
Btters should be taken before each meal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16

HARD TIMES IN EUROPE, Too.-The
proof that the present depression Of bust
ness in this country is due moro or less to
general causes, which have in the same way
and almost to as great degree affected Eu-
rope, is found in the fact that 9l3O, OOO, 900
sterling or $3.50, 900, 900 are ying idle, waiting
profitable investment, in the national bank
ing institutions of England, France and
Germany. In the first named country the
im mense iron interest is almost at a stand
still, and the cotton manufacture in the
same condition as with us. In Germany
there is stagnation in trade, as also in
France
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering from dys-
pepsia, a dsordered stomach and liver, producing
biliouspess heartburn, costveness weakness, rregu
lar appetite low spirits raising food after eating and
often ending in fatal attacks of fever They know
they are sick, yet get little sympathy. Tho unfailing
remedy, which is yearly restoring thousands, is DR..
Costa's Radical Cure, sold by /. N. THORN CO.,
Druggists, Brattleboro. Csc. bottle will convince
you Of its merits. Don't delay another hour after
reading this, but go and get bottle aud your relief
is certain you live. viii you do it, will you
continue to suffer- Think for YOURSELF
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is perfect
ly safe and extremely palatable. No physic required
Costs IS cents. Try 1t.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16
Market Reports.

NEW YORK, June IS. Flour-Superhne Western
and State, 81 00@4 so; choice do, 25@6 6S; white
wheat Western extra 1907 rs; patent Minnesota
double extra 40a9 so. Wheat-No. Chicago 10;
No. 2 Milwaukee 20; white Michigan As. Rye 79c
Barley 81. Corn-steamer mixed 81 lac; graded
mixed soc; new yellow Western as. Oats-mixed West
ern 32942c; white Western 42s47 Pork-new mess
10 90. Butter-Western 1Ta26c; State 22@30c.
CHICAGO, June 10. wheat-No Chicago spring
81 O5 on the spot; No. Chicago spring Va. Corn
No. mixed 4l@ 45c. OAts-No. 2, 29e. Rye 72c.
Pork IS so ON the spot. Lard 10 95.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16
Waterfowl Union Live stock Market.

TUESDAY, June 10, 1876.
Market Beef-Choice 81 259s 90; extra 1867 90;
FIRST quality OO@0 so; second quality OO@5 80
third quality 50Ia4 rs.
IN. B.-Choce includes nothing but stall fed 100 to
I4O0 H. bullecks Extra and first quality include the
best fat oxen. Second aud third quality Include
and two and three year old steers
Store Oattle-Working Oxen, pair, from $780, $50
02I0. Mich Cows and Calves 35Ca63; extra G5(a95.
Farrow Cows 20@4O. Yearlings 10@22 two years old
1892; three years old 2S@46.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 50a3 so each extra
OOs so each, or from l.2s6c o ID.
Veal Calves 81 O0CS7 80.
Brighton Hides l-9a7c. Country Hides l-2@
l-2c. Country Talow lac &c. Pelts 81 OO@l 90.
Calf Skins lie D ID.
Poultry IL 1-2@l4c D ID.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16

LyOhs KathairOh prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray renews its growth, and
gives strength and vgor It is delightfully."- perfumed
an d most desirable Hair Tonic ever produced Used
by the elite. Price only 80 cents.
PyIe's DIetetIc SaIeratus.-Universaily &C.
knoWedgsd the best in use Each pound bears the
name OF JAMES PYLE. None genuine without
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16

large and well-known New York house, about to
establish agency in this town and county require
the services of active and reliable man woman.
The compensation will be liberal, vhile+lttle
capital is required. Only energetic and trustwor-
thy person will be accepted. Write to G. g. Hubert
P. o. Box 5G29 N. Y. City, for full particulars 2t2s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16

No Lady's Toilet Complete unless there
be the fragrant SoLodont; unto the breath sweet
odors 1t impArts the gums a ruby redness soon as
sumo, the teeth quick rival slAbaser tint, and
pearls set in = coral vase.
Spaldings Glue, cheap, convenient, useful.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-16
Deaths.

In BrattlebOro, June 0, Henry t. Thornton aged 10
years.
In Dummerston, June IS, William Arms, aged IS
years, months, 26 days.
In Athens, May az, of consumption, Ella wife Of
Charles A. Smith, aged 40.
In Bellows Falls, May 20, BERTHE L., son Of N. W.
Marble, aged IA months and 10 days.
"a
In westmorelAnd, N. H, June l, Col Charles But
terneld, aged o.