Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-03
VOL. XI. NO. Al.

menced with this providenlial prescr;-
ton. He carried in his mouth tie brrJFr
ed balm of Gilead bud as man wor1i
carry a quid oftobacco. placing il on -.
cancer, and renewing 1t from time !.
time as his judgment dictated, drinki,s
the TEA likewise occasionally in the cop,s.
Of the day. After a while the cancer g
tirely disc ppeared. with the distress :.
tending It, and bis, health was perfectIr
restored. Within two years we b1v.
seen this gentleman in Utica, in priv
health. Or inquiring of him whether /.
bad any farther trouble with the cance,
he informed Us, !" Not the least the en-,
had been efectual" The name Off.
venerable and much respected individual
now between seventy and eighty years 4
age, is Joseph Rhoades, now of Maplip,
As the foregoing will probably come m
der his eye, we would thank him for AM
correction if an error has been commT
ted.-N Y. Baptist Register.
! To the Editor of the Vermon.er:
! On Sunday morning last at half u,s
1.-TWO O'clock. the Congregational Church
lin this place was destroyej by FIRE: iii
organ. church and all. were in The stot
space of two hours and half left mcv.
dering heap of .luins. and nOp wbsr,
there ought to be an upright assemyIv
praising God, there is only the smoking
foundation remaining 10 tell that Tier,
4 church ever s;ood.. Il was undoubledIy
4 the work of one Of the. vie, cialiciou
AMI depraved spirits Of which our counlry
is unhapp1y but too full; one Of lhos.
4 persons for whom II would have bara
better had he never been born, and for
whom there is now no lot. no destiny, bu.
! that which Is awarded 10 the father Of al
.1wickedness. The FIRE was placed apps.
rentty behind the organ In The ealery
ard directly under the bell aEl sleepe
The bell was left ap. and tied in that 70.
: sition to save The trouble Of raising i Al.
/. the next tiuging. and as The fire progress
!. ted,. it burnt asunder- the rope; the bell
1ihen fsil and as IL fell, struck several
: times. This wasthe first alarm, and il
it had awakened. suffiei.nt number Of
/. persons, there would have bern tine 10
have saved the organ. But late ORDERED
: it Otherwise. The steepie fell IN two df.
, ferept parts, ardiffereut times, and i, is al.
firmed that the bell melted. and fell dors
like lead. Our Two engine compaas
deserve a great deal OF praise for III
texcrtioDs TO save the v1stry room diFeS
5 adjoining TO the church. in which iE
= happily succeeded The volunteer \.
.. | /, is a first rate engine. and its captain
Mr.. Edward c.. LOOMS deserves hi
;, share of the commentator due 10 b.
companv, fer his discretion and frmnes
{. on so trying an emergency. OF the 9th
er engine, the Boxer. No. 3, Capt Ne.
son, we must say the same. Mr. Scr
e Earl Ho,0ard, an energetic warden 4
u the company and one OF the liierag
7, characters of our town.. and wiha. j
8 great author, was also a rcry cOnspca.
ons,actor.
= Our town has been very unfouuna.
the last twelve months in regard TO frs
The commencement of them was the r.
man Catholic Church-next in rO,alloi
b followed the Champlain HO.el,-,h
n GreeuS Mountain Huuse,-ihe Bausa
h the American Ho,el.-the Factories 40.
ve Saw-miiis atIhe faIls,-the Glass Fac;t
nj ry,-Flackts Brewery, and now a
lie Church OF the prevailing society 10 q
e. town. What next will be burnt Whel
as er all tbe other churches. will follow,
II prey to the malevoience of SeciarIan sfl5
,e or net, God. alone can.telt
Loss .esiiuiated at about $4,000
ri Burlington. June "a, 1889.
on1s. Fraud upon the Indiaas.
at The st. Louis Republican has taSf
n, the pains 10 -condense, so as to give $.
m isfactory. view, in small space dOcufns.
lg No. 229, pobtished under order Of U
Sc last House Of Representatives.. The dE
cd ument Comprises The correspondent
CO the department in relation to the exec
II, tlon OF the treaty with The Winne,a:
er indians Fhe treaty was made NJ TO-
e at Washington, and the Indians agr'a
o. 10 cede 10 The Uniled States their land; 2
ly the East side of the Mississippi. In Y
n, payments to be made By the United sac
a, govefnnsent. there were Two stlpulaie.5,
u first. that Sl5o.OO8 should be aP7'a
ly Ito the payment of the debls of The lF''s,
with the Winnebagoes-second, IRA J, !.
United States should paw to the relaiol'
rs and friesds' OF said Indians, haung :.
De more. than one quarter Of W.nneOls'
II blood, one. hundred thousand dollars !
in In order 10 ascertain the proper ~
nd Flduats who xvarta 70 re-eive this rnOb0!
Use the government appointed two eOn''.
he sioners, General Simeon Cameron
re- Pennsylvania, and Mr. james M1rTa!
OF Maryland. to proceed to the We:! 4
there obtain the required informant
IN With them went LAWYER from PhiI'..
ora | mia M I'D II NJ D. ahnnd who N