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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

With feeling. OF pious gratitude to- heaven, fvhet,,,
flows every goud and precious gii y now come forward
To unite nunc othc numerous tcsImuui,s OF "a &C. wh,
have Hpcrcuced The hnrIy effect, of"Dr Jcwets Veg.
tiShIc Ius Fer more than tYleycdt have suffer rcd
severely from disease o tho stomach, owing to J.
engagement oi 9 digestive ut.nus. And tbuush INN
IA" the recommended couuo OF many roncdic. famed
tor Their rclci giving v'rutc' vt hil vain nu ,c
Gee nn ut l,ngtb through the advice tfg hi.ni on
scnjcd to make trial 81 the above named Ptl d.. r,c
81 which has eomFcteyre csicJh!hedmy icng ui,h,d f.,
hedih,
J. d DHI,U.VOD, CaMo!r P,irL
Boston, Mas. July 25th 1888
be h'ri genuine pills Rrc Tor sale hy DANIELS
BELL, RUIL4ND ~ r,eo 80 cents At box.
G:cnply
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

Tho following Is % certificate Gom Ia G.. +. Raunls
graduate va medicine OF tine Uuuct.iN ot L,eiu.ru.
The sutsortcr tas tested ,hc effects - Jcust o..
''I vegetable Pii', ,n ',,eal ,ast Il 90 cr oithr i've.
"d dlt"sN" 'tGtu aud The t'tult hos convinced b,p.
INV 'eN "'e rmlu,uuy calculated totutssr,t the tut.
pos" l"r whici they btc dcsr,l Coa,u,iins ihen Al.
together suIor'l 20 those o,l,s couruly ,f,,c, Tor
smnr comphu's, wound ch,ctlul,, add nv To- 'nuty
IN favor Of So yalu,hlea n,d,luc s.n..O
CHARLES f. R.4L.nLLN " y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
cure for Eatiigcstiop.

J.1tNb'CE s. IYSF.eSg or mr. mr.,
jaw stmrEoVtp rEGErAptr rms.
m x o. f'N7N aFLCfIiC. VII ttu,oa,u,, TN
~ cN iH '1'rsu, jauu1,e ofihe liver. t,,J.,l,
"'''''ni" s'"t i'""s,h 's't rrr,utc dsr,r,,s vrst
o., tc'umuuiu' recently received vitae ,.,ut.,, ca,
these p'.' u'e Following 'uoas ,mnt.IE,,
tG.lu. tea:-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
Brick for sale.

nor SALE AZ Clarendon Springs, go go q. good
l. BRIO X. three furths Of which are good weather
rck. Pore asers Will please cnli upon Capt Nosr.
lhhuit WHO lives the rcmi,o tho absence If the
uh.ct hrr CHARLES DANA.
Clarendon Spring.. oct q, 1887. 45:4w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
IRA. q. w. sn1 lra

hU "a O. w SNx II "A ''IIIIu's W FtTTu "
IL operator. the iIE iti az usual lie ms H'su
god .lppty OF incurrnptie Teeth, winch he wi, "a
.@rt OF ihe mof, reasonable tora,s fhuso s'nug &"
preserve their tech wall aase call aud examine i'r
themselves.
n. n. Rooms Al ~ Wss,overs Hotel. Office honr'
Ger 0 oclpck 4. M,tos r. VI.
A. G W. SMITH
Cadetcu. Nov :. 1881. 30; IN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
Wanted:

ssE,RfD LINES ROOF suJ liATTISc asl sur
riAo fth N-5eh literal yfce W4!I Le IA, m
HAM or Cssf.
ALsO snisd, ms,,i And, 81 rEopueE that IA. Ear
msr r-'se,, 40 strha.s. for Hsts.
RgfisE1. hsy 2. 1897. ts,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
vcscsah,c Fulss.unar, rra:.au,.

IplIlS truly ,alusilc tcn,dv b,. no,y lcn L,t, A. .
"a puI.c ior ci,ht ,r.r. .l has tt,,r1 ,t.,lg a..
mast yoluati, r,.u,l, d.r.,,,cI far Co,..L, -. a.
.4.ihma ant Fhit,.ic. Cna1,,pbop. ItI,.,,, MI
..iI piIt.oi,,r, agcfitsu. ,i,,.tyI.,.t r.,Ir
lh irfr.s,. and the tr ,,rir,,.,. a. . c,,.i.,l, -;
,,,,. tl, ma, g. .,.tl.. d, ,...,.,. u
lu,y mo nov, r.r,.Go.f-.st.. ,g.,..l g.. ,..l.t,.
tt.u " "''""
>, ,
rum D' " "'a" ffrH'
have witnessed the Ell cts oi the Vegetable fumoua.
b'N"h anu nave 10" ht-H"ncy ~ 'Nl rc9Iug H- my
'd'tti"; IT. 60 safe CONVENIENT. aud ,cry tlicocou,
'''' ". ~ , -
r>,.,r " a it,- ,oa, ~ h""f' W. ~
Fran Truman .1JtM
For The last five years OF my praciice. have had the
-asnri"n I" witness the benz cai Effects Of the Vcso
""t inu".'y b'ltam "a many cases ui obstinate cnt
rnl other u r ~ It the lungs. would therefore con-
hdrn'N rc''m1'rnt IT. Use ~ all complaints Of the che-t
as bong equal ~" superior, to my o;htr ucd.cu,
within n'y knowledge.
TrrMAH .4BELL, ~ D.
Lcmr2tcr, y. II. December }. 1883
-, NJ y,i
m 80 ''"' N'o'"i'
Is used nm Tho sc,t,,,, nf ~, ,,,.,r,, t 49, ~
.ry,,..l ,,.,s.,,,t az, - ~ ,,'5, ''''''' '''
n,, i, c,,,.,,,',,,. ~ "S "tq',''o h'2" t'P'W-
"a o,x,.,.t. ., t,, ..i '" '"' IS "y tn""-
.,,' t''' UI'"fPo'"i'" Ihe reasonable eS-
.ru,.,.e p,. >, n
c,..l ~ q n"MAs BROWN, NJ. ID.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
RI.V.EU.H3'

l. fOa 80 sutrrs tsr iHr r-tt1.l .fss.tf l-'t.
Il 81 iuissfri Ny B., the l.ne 90 i.ia' ,.stt Sod
by tfr ifia = fs =4d ti.ut tuiii-
Ihs ata tort - 80 irfsfs tsta q f.ft- iisH 80
az se,aast. 81 ,tsH gay o. ast, g Doc ,et'fa.t"s
fsSa, the BE- left.
PuiLEtUs cooDRICh
Dsa,on Ner Is tl9- At
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

BEWARE OF OUNTERFEITS!!

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!!
Al Pills, pnrpoung 10 be ilr Braudreths aud sold by
persons without certificate above CountsyJfit
The .foiio,cing are ferre 8. Parmaiee's .9gents ::
Geo. p Walton, General .4gnt.
jackson & Keicham, B"nndon,
Henry Simonds PWsJord,
A. Alien, Fairhdrcn,
Bnyn"n s. Austin, OrureN,
hr Horton HDL5drton,
Z. Aiken, Benson,
H. T.. Whne CdsRcf0n
A. Grover, HlHs
Stanley Lrfiugwcll s CO. Wesi FOulfaey,
a. Bhes, East PoDitaey,
Menu Cluk, M,ddLio,ga,
II. Clark, Pauien,
Thouas M'Deurel- Dainty,
n. ~. Sawyer, TiamouM,
D. = SSiqs44ln. E [,r;taiissSiforL
WIN. FAY. Grucral Agent for the Counties Of
Rptlona and Bennington. 29ly
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
l. C. Otvts Manchester.
Cheney & Huntingdon Foffory Point,
Harrington & Laugdun, Dorset,
G. Moore j.. East Rupert.
{. Ewell, W,st RHp0f,
DenHng s. Ihu, .3rbngion
J. s a. lIoughtou, South NhensbTy
n. l.. Robinson Bennington d. PornaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
coUN1ERFEITs! BEVARE OF lypos,7yoy

fHrh genninc bottle is inclo.el in blue wrapuor ON
winch sa yellow babel sighed Sampson Reid
NoHE oTnER CAN BE GtNuirp
- ne great celebrity Of tie Getiine Ptr,fable Put
m0tdg Boi'an Las been he cause OF ent f., intro
u"ce spurious articles. winch by partially assumin. the
name ct the genuine, calculated to niead and de-
ceNe we puhc. Among these mixtures The Amer
lcnn Pulmonary Bai-am." "NrecibLle Pulmonar, Bal!
same syrup" "Pum"uary Balsam." and others. Pur-
chasers Should inquire e. the tar nrcle rs ifs WHOLE
oom", TIE TEGE7.4BLE PLLMON.9RY B.aL-
Si.N, AMI that II has The nars aui the signature of
ia. genuine.
E"rh bottle and eel is stamped VEGETABLE luLi;o.
Many EAIsAm. F"rsalo hy
D7NiELS BELL, Rufqrd,pL
W ce ~ ccnis leo IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
Castor fsGss.

Biook and DaL >"pe.aae C.1NTORS;
lisa - and 81 qpoiiH DO. Ei,ck and Dcob
Biaok ami bhHe srprJiae Br'sl do..-equal To-
any ihs' con be made 10 tits ~ any other STAT. lu
itr Uuut.
lie also keeps large ssssurinicnt Of No / & 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
.EHpt Flats,

of every size and deception, 10 -u,t the most djf
he"it p"rcHA-er-oud all fls fof The Lawyer Far
mrr and Dsudy.
III also keeps for those who vi.h a small a..
..IIlnenl Of hfhl rrla
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
SCps, Eperfun,c,y and Oils.

Almond, Toilet oud Quo of Rose Suap Wind
sor sne Naples Shaving Soap LIP Saivc 4; French
GeTmsn and Aucrlcun Cologne Ambrnsnl. Tteb-
le aut Musk scented Lavender Rore, Bufgamni,
and NJ, Vernon Extracts Honey. Hungary and
FLORIDA Water; Curling Fipid KaphBlio, Msrss.
sar and Bears Oh ; Essence Of T,re. for coiorinc
&t Hair black or 6roten Persian Sweet Bacs ;
all kinds Of Essence-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
. Hats ! Hats !! r
q Ell ON

srSOUlD Hiurm the public that hc has on hand NJ
~ the "a l,t Shop 90 ihe ia.i village OF Rul'aud
tul assortment Of al kiud co. mars Of the late,t ash.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
Stay COLI.

(tAME into the irclosurc Of tho tuhcrher on or A.
- bout the lalh INST 81 bay two year old Mare Cot
ha'k name and sil artificial marks "a be dscoyerd
ne owner Is d'iroj 10 Prove property pas ehHrgct aud
take her away.
DAVID MEACHAI
Benson. Oct "a, 1887. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
Operations on fhf Teeth,
Il rOcer ics.

Hyson Skin Tes, Laguira Coffee. Cocoa Porto
rocco and Lump Sugar, Rice, Saleratus, Pepper,
Spice. Cinnamon. Nu'megs Cloves Dned Curianir
Box and Sulisns Ralsns. Pore Ginger Wd. M.l
lefs Smoking and Short Cut Tobacco, Nail Rod
Tobacco Mscoba SNUFF Almonds Walnuts, FIJI
bests Brazil Mute Pea Nuts. g..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
"BRANDRETFS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
Pills


NfcHTUY HpUIHSI 0VUNItytNs.
The wuhin named Ierte s Patmal,e. a. Mdd!r,own.
Conn are NY appoHied Gr'crl Agents ior tie state ui
Vermont. Congc,cui "Srcpt Faht coUutl) Hampton
Hampshire aad FiauAib Cuuuttes Macs. Cheshire aud
Sullivan Count G., Hampshire.
Ia hc Uojtd Staics IF .1mcricd
And this letter which Is signed by ue T.. BRhNDRETH
IN my hand wutiuf. uust also he ssutd by The whu
named Geuera Agent whose name val also aipcar ~ 9
principal ptpets thc Uucd States. TITUS caution has
become absolute Necessary guard the public against tie
counierlciss which o tie above popular
medicine
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
ALSO.

Ladies hdd enlcmsns Back Skin Moccasons
Buck Ssin Gloves and Mitiens KID Gloves +; B"n'
bszlne and plan SATIN Stook'; Waile's, P"'sef,
Combs. Sealing Wax: Hat. Cloth md Hair Brush
e.. Ink Pos der BOTTLE lax Backing Friction
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
y l O u r..
DARIUS GREENS ESTATE.

stare ORR MONT. 70 /, remembered tbs,
D'iriei n huiiaud, >, - at sisted Proba,o
Court held nj Rutland. sad disitict, on the 1t
Monday Il November. A. - 1897.
Pre'ent UILLL7.N HdLL Judge.
% al 1'r'o'' i@I az the s'iate 81 DARIus GRrKS
Int oi WI. Holly, deceased intritate.
HhertaE. SIAN BAkEFs. hdninin,irator Of tho q.
"e Oh" HI !eeea.cI, poses to render Hc0un Of hi,
AlH'nt'r"io', and rcfent h. account sstnsi 'al &C.
ln'c i"r allowance h tho Probate Couftt, bo holden -
hnianl "a sa.I district on the 1T MONDAY q Jauuaty
next:
7her,jorc, You vro hereby polf,i 10 appear before
'aI court az The uno sud place aorcfn do show rAufe.
any sou have, Why the sad account should MT be o.
lowed
q, i Given under hanl and tA' seal Il slid
y" court 81 Kuiani 10 ssd district.
90 Ausat, H. Is TOPSLEE, RszisiS,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

FLOUR, best quality, for sale
by the pound or barrel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

1T
New York, February 90, 1887.
Geo. p. Walton s General Agent for Vermont tex
oep Wind'of NIudham Rutland and bennington counties
ana auh"ti'ed To appoint aud 'upply agents the State
except 10 the counties named ibnNe,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
.ESEEE'S .BL.PS.F.v.EC
for 1898.

'INlt NEw-INGLAND FARNEKS ALMArAc. f.
l. .'' - safe by the grof' or dorm, al the Rutlan
" 'N d orc ny ~. FAY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

FFGW truman .1btX
For the last five years OF my practicc have had TIA
-asincon g. witness the beneficial Effects uf the Ve.o
aide Pumo4ty Balsan many cases uiobsiinatc code.
sud other II cu ~ # the lungs would therefore con
tdrnN '''n1"nt IT. Use ~ all complaints Of the che-i
"' long ecu" % not su!triurto my o;htr uicbctu,
within nv knowledge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-18
From the Bennington County Wing.
THE BANK PARTY.

Mr. CRANDALL-The Middlebury Free
Press and Vermont Gazette, have much TO
say of late about The b INK Party"-and
being one Of the people who wants light up
on the subject, am led to inquire. suppos-
ing you can tell, what party il is which has
undertaken TO give its special protection TO
these institu,ions2 learn by the papers,
that in the Empire State of New York, I'M
der the immediate eye OF the Albany Re-
gency, their Van Buren, Legislature have,
at special session. legalized the suspension
OF specie payments, that all the Wings
in that body voted against the measure. l
also learn, that three or four other Legisla-
iuIes which wear the Van Buren, collar.
have done the same thing. And | cannot
learn that any Wing State, or that any prom
inenr individual of the Wing party, has ev-
er countenanced such measure. II seems
the Safety Fund Banks in New York. Mr.
Van Burens own dear children, must be
protected at all hazards.
On looking over the papers published in
this State my embarrassment is still increas-
ed; and il you don't know, wish you
would inquire of the Free Press men, and
the Gazette man. flor they pretend to know
all ABOUT Sucn thatteIs,} hoW Ho"y b"hN
Directors and stockholders, the Van Buren,
party have in nomination for Senators in
this State and whether. if they are elected,
thew are TO sustain their Banks or the rights
of the people ?
want to know more particularly, how II
is with Mr. Director Kellogg and Mr. Stock
holder Ketcham. OF Rutland county-Mr
Cashier Campbell and Mr. Stakeholder Bar
relt of Windsor county. When get suiil'
cient light as to these "barons Of the rag
CURRENCY ! shall wish TO inquire about
some other candidates of this selfsiyled ex-
elusive democra ratio party ~ shall wish TO
be informed particularly. whether MIR Bank,
Director-candidate Nathan B. Hazwell, oil
Chiltenden county, is the same gentleman
who wrote the Secretary Of the United States
Treasury, calling for larger share OF The
public deposi,es TO be placed in the Bank OF
Burlington, urging the cogent reason-thal
il would operate favorably to "iAe party" 10
have the money loaned in the vicinity Of
Burlington
When these questions are answered. Mr.
Editor, perhaps the people can guess. which
is the Bank party W. a y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

London papers to the 9Th of July and
Liverpool to the 10Th. have been received a,
the City Hall Reading Room Boston, by the
ship New Jersey, Captain Dickson. They
furnish very little news. The Kings funer.
al took place on the 9Th, agreeably TO ap.
poiniment. The ceremonies were similar
TO those adopted at the funeral Of George
the 4lh.
The dissolution of Parliament was ex.
pected 10 take place on the 9Th or 9th oil
July.
A new coinage was speedily to be issued
bearing the likeness of Queen Victoria
The accounts from Naples respecting the
Cholera continued of the most alarming
nature.
SpAIN.-Don Carlos, with large army
had crossed the Ebro at two places, and al
the last accounts was in full march TO Ma.
drid. where some appehensions existed at
the progress of the Carlisls
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-18

There is deadly feud in the ranks of ''the
democracy" There is no mistake about IT,
Mr.. Senator Talmadge's letter on the curren-
cy, acts like hot ashes upon bucket Of cells
we like to be classical in our comprehensive
il is not quite clear To us, what will become OF
the democracy aforesaid. Some seven hun
drcd of the brethren have written a letter re-
sponsive to the Senator's notions, and endors-
ed them in full. The Evening Post is exceed
ingB savage upon both documents, aud the
Argus and Times are as mum rs a couple OF
mummes. We have our opinions of the mer-
its of this melancholy political earthquake, hut
we are waiting 10 see the final catastrophe be-
fore we NEEDLE with matters belonging 50 ex-
clusvely to the Sufferers. Mr.. Talmadge
being both right and wrong in his ideas on the
subject. aud the ''great republican party" be-
ing at present unable TO satisfy itself whether
he is most sort o'so, or most sort u not so, we
shall let the two branches Of that charming con-
Germ fight il out among themselves according
to their tastes and habits. Mr.. Talmadge and
his friends are evidently the most sensible, and
their antagonists are abundantly the most saw
age. IL any body recolecis the rigid neutrali-
~ observed on a certain occasion, when the
blacksnake made battle with the skunk, they
understand our predicament perfectly. We
certainly would not express our opinion Of Mr..
Talmadge by any unsavory figure Of speech,
for we think pretty well Of his notions--especi-
ally of his modern ones; but wha. we have said
is said.--Neto York Ga=ette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-18
POSTSCRIPT.
The Elcctions--C,loriou, N.w..

just rs we are going TO press, news has arrived in
the New York Express, as follows:
ln Tennessee, the Tories routed horse foot and
dragoons -Four wings are ascertained to be- elected
to Congress, and one Tory, (PoIk.) Cheathan (W)
mas chedfed Cave Johgson, the late member, and a
prominent tory, out Of bis election. The prospects
throughout the state encouraging. Gen. jacksons
own district, repudiates his politics.
ln kentucky, Southgaie, (whig) Is elected in the
district lately represented by Vice President, r. NJ.
Johnson, by majority of 400 Menefce, (whg) also
elected over French, ". B.)-This is gain. Thus
far not tory Is elected in Ky. and probably there will
not be morc than at most.
Ia Indiana, Dunn (Whig) is elected over the late
tory ncumbenti also Graham, and Raridcn. The
wings IN that state are sanguine that one tory
will be elected TO Congress.
In North Carolina, we have thus far gained one
Member of Congress-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-18

THE FALL Term OF the School at this
Il Academy will commence on MONDAY the
2Sth instant.
The Academy Building has been remodeled
and put in good repair,-a capable and efficient
Assistant has been engaged, and other measures
taken to render this School worthy the very lib
era patronage il has heretofore enjoyed.
The Sciences will be illustrated in OCCASION
al Lectures, by aid of an extensive Apparatus;
and Students may have access TO well selec-
ted Library.
Tuition, So 90 per Quarter. Board on most
reasonable terms
THOMAS HARDY, Principal
Chesterfield, Aug. s, 1887. 4w49
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-18
MARRIED,

In this village, Wednesday last, BY Rev G.
Walker, Mr.. f. Tyler, Druggist, Of the firm
of Wiliston & Tyler, TO Miss SoPHRosIA
MILLER, both Of this town:
In this town, 9th inst. by Rev Mr. Wood
house, Mr. Irving r. Newton, Deputy Sheriff,
TO Miss Mary Burnham, both Of Hinsdale, I'll.
At New Fame, 18th inst. by Rev Mr. Hodges,
Mr. Henry ii. Mitchell of st. Louis, Mo. to
Miss Amelia S. Vaughan of Burlington, VI
In Wesiporeland, N. H. Mr. Samuel Sischo
to Miss Ruth Ann Shelly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-18
Brighton Market--Monday, Aug. IA, 1887

(Rcported for the ID. Advertiser 4 Patriot)
Al market 270 Reef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves
2se0 Sheep and 2l0 Swine.
PRICES-Besf Cauie-About last weeks prices
obtained for like quality and we quote TO cor
respond, viz; quality 10 so; second qualir,
6 rs a IS; and third qnaiity So Sc.
Cotos and Caivss-Sales were made at 1928, rs
80, 50 and $40.
Sheep--Sales were effected at little better prices
Lots we're taken at 20, l so, l 60, 81, 81, 2 81
and SO.
S,cine-A lot Of selected old Bsrrows Mt 3-4
two lots Shoas, peddle, ut for Sows and Sc fol
Rarrows. AZ retail, 10 and ii for small, and and
10 for large.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-18
Townshend Academy.

THE FALL TERM Of this Institution will
Il commence on MONDAY, the 4th of
September next. A Lady, well qualified for
instructing in the various Academical branch
es, will be employed to take charge of the Fe-
male Department
TERMS.
For Common English branches, $3.50
Higher do do 400
Latin, Greek, and French. $50
No charge made less than for half a Term.
And il is hoped every scholar will make an
effort TO be present at the beginning of the
term, as no one can be admitted to an advanc-
ed class without serious injury to himself and
the class, and great inconvenience TO the In
structor.
Board may be obtained in respectable fami-
lies. at convenient distance, for l,25 to S1,75
per week Arrangements will also be made
so that those who wish may form themselves
into club for the purpose Of boarding them
selves at cost
N. WHEELER, Principal.
Townshend, Aug. 1897 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-18

Child LosT.-On Saturday the goth Of
July. Mr. and Mrs Eyre. of Hamilton, New
York, and party OF friends. with their fam.
lilies, went TO the plains to gather wortle.
berries and indulge in the delights of pic
mic. Having dined, they proceeded TO gath
er the berries, in which employment the
children participated with avidity, wander
ing from bush TO bush in the buoyancy OF
their young hearts. without fear or thought
of danger. On mastering, TO return home.
Mr. Eyre's daughter, Jane a fine girl only
six years of age. was missing. and notwitb-
standing an immediate and active search
by hundreds Of persons she yet remains I'M
found; having been four nights and three
days alone in the wilderness, without food
or shelter other than the bushes ofthe plains
might afford her. We hear nearly thous-
and persons humanely assisted her distract
ed parents in the search yesterday, and tina,
a party Of Indians started in quest of her
last evening, under the direction Of Captain
Pautash.-CO6nrgh Star.
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New-York Cattle Market---Aug. IA, 1897
(Rennried Tor The N. Y. Jnur. of Commerce.l

IHepoTted lot TIC Nc + JOuF' OF CuHHItIce'J
At Market--S70 head Beef Cattle, including 200
from the South; so Mich Cows, and 100 Sheep aud
Lambs. The Beef was Of fair quality, and the de-
mand continued limited further reduction OF
so cents from last weeks prices. Sales were made
Of 500 head at to So average price SS the 100 lbs
Mich Cows were all taken at 2Sto $40.
Sheep aud Lanbs- The supply yet, has been
equal TO the deniand all at market were taken AT "
to "a so for Sheep, and 81 10 to IS for Lambs
10 the market only the quarters Of Beef are weigh
ed the hide and tallow ihrowin in.
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Terrible Rail Road Accident.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.
Steam Boat Columbus. .fuQusf I2fh. 1897.

Steam Boat Columbus, .ftgust 12fh, 1897.
The most serious accident that has occurred
IN Eastern Virginia since my recollection, hap
pened on the Portsmouth & Roanoke Rail
road, one and half miles from Suffolk, yester-
day, between Q and 10 O'Clock. A company,
consisting of about l so ladies and gentlemen,
from the counties of Isle of Wight, Nause-
mond aud Southampton, came down on the
kail-road on Thursday, the 10th inst, with
the % view of visiting Portsmouth, Norfolk,
Fortress Monroe, and returning the nextday-
on their return, at the time and place above
mentioned, they met q locomotive and train of
burden cars, and horrible to relate, the two ran
together while going at the rate of 10 or 10
miles an hour.
The most heart rending scene presented it.
sell that have ever witnessed; every spot on
both sides the road, which offered the least pro-
lection from the sun, was covered with the
dead, dying and wounded. Three Young la
dies sitting together on the front seat OF the
second car were killed, neither living longer
than 10 minutes: another lady, an infant and a
negro girl wor+ 40 much injured, that they di-
ed before o'cipck, aud 10 or Is ladies' and
gentlemen bssices, sustained injury Of one kind
or another, very likely to prove fatal to four
or five of them.
Theconfusion attending an accident where
SO many were present, the manged corpses laid
out on the side of the road, the mourns of the
wounded, and the weeping and waiting Of rela-
tons, presenting spectacle which defies des-
cnption. Every possible attention was paid
the sufferers by the physicians and hospitabe
citizens of Suffolk, but the situation where it
happened and the excessive heat of the day,
added greatly To the intensity of their suffer-
ings, shall not attempt to assign any cause
Tor this painful occurrence, rs the matter will
probably undergo thorough investigation be-
fore Court Of Justice.
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Married at New Orleans, Mr. Alexander
Philip Socrates Emilus Cesar Hannibal Mar
cellus George Washington Treadwell, to Miss
Carolina Sophia Maria JuIianne Wortley Mon
tague Joan Of Arc Pope, all of that city.