Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-08-17

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her strength accordnSy by themy Of the
| ai'sne most loved on earth They were
in death not divided The Cholera symp-
toms ceased in the course of "a hours after
the attack, but ii had left her too feeble 10
rise again in this world. and on Tuesday
evening, 9th inst, at s o'clock, she was
spared the deep affection OF mourning the
departure ola beloved husband, by being
called to join him in the songs of endless tri-
umph over sickness, and sorrow, sin and
death"
Mrs Perry was one of four sisters (daught-
ers Of the late Charles Lathrop Esq. of
Norwich, Conn) who babe adieu 10 their
native land forever, for the purpose of pro.
claiming the knowledge of salvation to the
heather, Three of the four now sleep in
death, viz. the (frsD wife of Rev Myron
Winslow, several years ago the wife of Rev.
Mr. Cherry, last Autumn and Mrs. Perry,
as above, who was the youngest ofthe fami.
ly. The two last had been but Two or three
years on missionary ground. Mr. Winslows
second wife and her little babe. died about
the same time with Mrs Cherry
DTJohn Van Buren,, Esq the Presidents
son, who was sent TO England to represent
our Republican Court, especially at the GER
emony OF the Coronation, arrived safely, was
presented TO the Queen at a ROYAL Levee,
and attended the coronation. The papers
say he put up in Bond Street. the very cen.
ter OF gentility, and that he had dined with
her Majesty and was cutting great figure
1t is added that the Duke de Nemours, son
OF the French King, and he are both deci-
dedly iavorites. There is evidently some
sympathy between transatlantic and cisat.
laniic Observation-Disclosures.
~ Many Wings heretofore in this part of
mence journies about this time in the year
and be absent till after the LIST Tuesday in
September. Such was the case TO consid-
cradle extent last year. We hope that no
Wing will now leave his post without the
most urgent necessity. Vermont expects
every man to do his duty" The first bust
ness and greatest pleasure of every man
should now be TO discharge faithfully his
duties he owes to the State and help forward
the great Revolution which will soon expeI
- O.. - IL ! l. E. n
We copy the following official notice
from the Washington Globe:-
NOTES.-The money bequeathed by
the late James Smithson, Esq. of London
tor founding an Institute in the city OF Wash
ngton, amounting to about half a million
of dollars, will ii is expected, be received
during the present month. BY an act pass
ed July 7th, 1885, the undersigned is direct
ed 10 invest the same "in stocks of States
bearing interest at the rate of not less thar
five per cent per annum" He is now pre-
pared to receive proposals from persons whC
have stocks of this description to dispose OF
LEVI WOODBURY., Sec. of the Treas.
| Treasury Department, August g, 1888.
J Firing Cannon Deer Drowned Person
10 Bring Up The Body,-This was tried un
} successfully, yesterday morning. near tn
: Screw Dock, in the hope Of being able t
bring up the body Of fine little boy. age
r about four years, who was drowned on Mon
day evening He was sitting on the edg
: of the dock, observing some boys bathing
: when his cap fell into the water, and in a
: tempting to catch it as it was falling, los
3 his balance and fell headlong into the waite
4 and was drowned. Yesterday morning,
large piece VI Cdnuoh wac P'SSN' ~ -
e brought down to the dock the muzzle wa
2 directed towards the water, and was we
d loaded and hard rammed down, and fire
d some dozentmes, but without producing III
7 effect desired namely that OF bringing u
the body oflhe poor child. During the e.
g pertinent, the mother stood BY in state
!. mind bordering on frenzy, watching with
= mothers eye, every bubble and ripple IN Il
d water, The name of the parents OF q
. child is. we believe, McCullen.-M
4 Times.
FATAL ACCIDENT A horse, on Tue
y day last having broke loose from one OF u
z stables near Boneys Hotel and carryir
N with him plank fastened BY aneck halle
a. which he had wrenched from the crl
g rushed furiously into Main street, amidst u
g people walking there, whirling the plank
n bout with great force. The affrighted al
s. NAL ran down the street among the passe
n gers at the top ofhis speed !; and when ne
It, the Central Bank, ran upon the opPos
'g sidewalk, came in contact with an ag
lady, Mrs Mary Stiles, who was dash
KS upon the brick pavement at conslderat
no distance, the horse falling at the same III
is upon her Mrs. Stiles was taken up dreo
~ fully bruised, and died in about twsSel'
he hours. Mrs. Stiles was the w"ere pack
Nv late John w. Stiles, ap,vas thrown over
ed wears of age. [Worcesi. H. ana one SLAYER
" ~ -, before she was cap
" v,.Snch raSEs ann n cI loco.