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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

MAS brought to the pound of tho third ward, 2Dd
w Municipality,
sorrel MARE, blind, star on her face, about i,
hands high.
The owner of said property will please Gull a, the
pound oithc Sd ward, I'd Municipality, situae q, tho
corner Of Robin and Annunca,ion Streets prove pro-
perry, pay charges and take her away on or before
l9h October next, 1889, when she will be sold u, aue.
lion by A Guillot.e, public nnc,ioneer.
o3 il. WlNTER LIST l icut.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

ARRANGEMENT FOR
me cara VIII leave at the hours the week DAYS
every hour nn,s O'clock p Nj and New Orleans hour
until o'clock, P. NJ. ~ ~
Acf ~ O'Clock horse be obtained raying dol
Ior tne irp fcalled for after 70 O'Clock, r. NJ dol
lars will be charged. 49,
Persons going by the Steam must proyi
with Tickets conductor as postiyc eciuus M, m
receive money in lieu thereof.
for inc accommodation of persons visiting Carroton in
tne O'Clock car and who may wish to remain there u
o'clock the that has here left Carroon at
oeoc VIII remain until 6t O'clock thereby allowing hem
one hour TO enjoy the pleasant walks one of the most
THE JACKSON AND LACOURsE sTREETCARs
Leave the head Of Jackson o'clock A. NJ Canal
street at " oclock and hourly. At oclork they will
commence TO leave each md every half hour 81 o'clock
- exc'pinc that instead of leaving street at "a
clock tue car will leave there at 0 o'ciock p. NJ.
particularly reque that gent will not nut
'her eet upon the cushions the cars when Ladies'
present. ' ~
Office New Orleans and Carrol,on Rail Road Company
49,, 100 JOHN IAMPSON,
jury 2oth le39. Chief Eng N. 4 CIR
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co.
NHE Iron Steamboat Rebecca will leave the Basin
- at the head of the New Canal, every dav except
Mondays) for the Lake, as follows:
Depart at A. A. Return at A.. NJ.
~ \. NJ. l24
sr; NJ i" : P'M:
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 A. NJ. Return at I2iPM
2P. NJ. PM
s. +. NJ. 9P.M
may 20 b. CHEW, Cash.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08


1t shall be ut the option of the winners of prizes of
bank stocks, either take the stock itself or the par
value thereof in cash.
MODE or DRAWING
l00,OOO tickets, from to n0,o00 will I've put in one
wheel and 100 prizes, will, the blanks, in another to
every number prize or blink will be drawn, unit, al
tie prizes determined, leaving the bulace of mum.
bers in the whee-blatks.
Orders for the above Lottery i'll be received nj the
oihce under the Verandah, of ST. Charles and
Common streets, and at No. l0i Chartres street, New
Orleans, and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
country post paid containing r.miances for the num-
Der OF tickets required, addressed IL
SCHMlDr& HAMILTON, New Orleans.
: Steamboat will he provided to take to Florln
such passengers may he DESTROYS to witness the
druwing.
jacksonville Fla. April, 1889 moy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

NOrlCE-Was taken up by the Police ~ ,,e ga
MUNICIPALITY on the 'hh inst found in lin, po.tes
sion of runaway Negro, from chain gaC of sai, Nh.
n!c,pa'ny,, Light Buy Horse about fifteen hand,
HIGH Two hind legs whit and blind one we, and also
a Cart No 73l. ~ "''~
The owner is requested to forwardproyc proper
ty, pay charges, AM take Them away.
New Orleans, Jplv 9Th 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

G1nllE
NEW MusIC-Just received. per Adeuide, from
~ phiaderhi", the following Piano music:
re beum Lalldamus, by Jackson with IN accom-
panincnl for the orgun
This earth !. the planet ior YOU love, aud me; bal
lad, hy + Nio"re
Com yc Disconso,tc a sncred song, by d button
I'll think Of thee, love; song by Mr. Delnps,er-
. composed hyJ IL Hewitt.
Lave forever; ronlunte for piano or harp, by G
Mentke
If thou has tr,s'd flower; written by Miss He
nun ;composed by Z Meineke
Jhc Monkeys Wedding; by Sacco, the fiddler
Old R0sin the Bow; s"ttern ballad
The nice Dung Nlai;u comic song :
Air IL t'rociuto in Egitto =, :
Genopades. -lr,u'cse air; We're a Noldin The
Bells Of st Petersburg; lie Petit Tsmbour;
.Vonses -It"l,n Aduir; Over the water to Charlie;
Nlien Ilarn'nly wnkens; kanz DIES Vaches
Tragnl"; The Cnmpbell's coming Aurora
The Sorgerai Rravi Cosu Kara; La Puysunne;
Isabel, or the Cachucha.
GP Nlanouvrier Grand Brandon Spring Waltz
New supply oflhe Spanish Guitar instruction
Books by Otto Torp and great assortment Of all the
~ '''''' '''' 7''''' ~ '> /; JOHNS & Co,
"5-iw cor of 81 Charles and Common SITS
NEW MUSIC-1i P ManOuvrcr-'The Hrundor
~ Strings Grand Waltz; Triumphant March of'r
Louisiana lesnn aud large assortment sf the latest
Eng s and French music, Tor piano, guitar, and other
i JOHNS e. Co,
"3-3w corner stCharIes and Common SITS
I AW BOUKS-IiyiI Code Of Louisiana, French 4
IL English, and Eng ISL alone
Code Of r'acc" Of i"uisinnn as above
Caine's Cases in Error
CurIiss Admiralty Digest
English Common Law Reports, 80 vuls
Eden on lnjunclinls
Eden's Chanccry Reports
Ni"odv > vnis >"''S' ~ '>"s'''' '>'"'' a'''
lonr M Ia,.s nsv .,,;,;o, hv R,u1
Martins Reports complete, the large original work,
Acknowledgement, p,, ,7,
p,.,, D, '' - i, =, 'J' ,
r. n:ro'.N' 20 'o,Hi a. .'''u NJ, o'o''
prLer ~ ,H'I;. 20, a,u % ov,'Is
d. y" Tn",1.e,s 'o''
And I'll .,, "I rI Enn's anil r,.oo ,or.s m ,,
+ JOHNS & Co,
O3-3t corner St Charles and Common SITS
n LEW W71RKS-I{oZ's SkeIcTes co,nn7.1. in i v7Y
ump. llusrapd with twenty nlutes iv Coo Cr,L
shank The same work wi,hont mates
The 9Th No If N;rholos N;cklrhv
Neuors or Nlrs Hom,n,s hy nor ais,er
Mrs Hughes Bluu,'s Practical Exn,s,on If tho
Epises to ,he seven r%nrrcs "a u Tue
McNiahons system Of Gardening
!.oulons suburban Gardening
Just received and for sale by 4 TOWAR,
oil 40 Camp st
NEW HOOKS-IorI Rrnurhon,,. SLo,cL.s g
~ STATESMAN ,C f,.n,a, III ,ana"J -: VI
(,.nt NI,rrvo,,s I1;nr, . r,i ~ ~
Walker an In,ornarr,re ''''
'T,e 'rhnugs mr. phnns;rors IF ,,; nv ;,xos,;.
his,ofv Of mn extrnorJin,., fr",su;, IF ass. %
s.s
Nck'eby' no. lt Boz's Sketches No. 10
jack Sheppard, No.
Flora's Lexicon Gil and Violet for 1910, embossed
ana naIusoiheiy bound
For sale by ALEX TOWAR,
OF 40 Camp street
NEW AND EXCELLENT W0RKS-Rocers
~ Physiology: Dunglisons Medical Uic,;,narv
Griers Mechanics ('aIcnln,nr
| Adcock's Pocket Enquirer
Iefeyr1's Archtec,ure
| McCulIok's Commercial Dicti,n,rv lo,es, I o,J,n
edition
| MnI,hus on Formulation
| Sir WIN Cells Pompnnno
WiIknsou's Erynt with pat,s Iou,lou el;,i,n
Just received nd for sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

ST. augustine Sept. IS, 1889.
The steamer Thomas Sulnond, Capt. Frederick, ar
rived on Monday, 23l instant and by her learn tina,
Sam Jones was still in the neighborllood of Fort Lau-
derhale with about 200 warriors, who make great pro.
ftssions OF friendship, which is probably ali talk. In
the Herald Of 10 morrow shall give all the par,icu.
lars which we have received from official sources and
persons who returned in the boat
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

"HlSkEY-2oJ bis landing from steamer Gerard
w and for sale by tDORSEY,
i O5 4i New Ipype
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

" ENE Drought to The police prison Of the ID mun-
W. cipauy, the following slaves, viz:
buck nan named Edward, about % years of age
says he belongs to Mr. Pascal
negro mnn named Bon, about 30 or 80 Years of apr
snys he belongs to Mrs Jones
grille GIL named Belsey, ahou, IS or 20 yeurs OF
age, says she is free
The owners Of the above slaves win please call Mt
the prison. prove property pay charges, and take their.
away.
II L HARPER Captain Of the Witch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08
II l. HARPER, Captain of the W
rlenns, Oct. 3. 1899.

NAS broug!,, To the Police Prison OF tire n Nv
nlcipnlhy n brig mu'utso man. mined AMBER.
son, about ~ or Il of ueo snys lie is t,ee Thu.
owner Will please call, prove property, ny charges ana
take him away II ) HARPER
Captain of Inc Wutc
s-pt5 Per I nos hAKpER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

vINO RENT-A fire proof ToEacco or Cotton Wure,
l. House, near ST slarys market Possession ciyen
immediately. Also, the new basin, on the pen-
sncola landing. Apply to 90 Campsl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

STATE Of i.ouisiuna-C Commercial Cvny1 If NJ.
- Orlenns-No llO2-Fmnk Wilson in actual enc
tody vs. his creditors. The creditors of the pe,i;ons,
ara notified TO appear in open court on Thursday ia
lth October next, ut 10 ucleck II. M to show rsmsa
why the petitioner should have the bene,f, Of III.
laws made tor the relief Of solyens deb,os in actual
CUSTODY nnd IN the mean time nl jndicaI procredinr.
against his person aud property stayed.
l;y order Of the court.
Ed. GARDERE, Clerk.
New Orleans, Sept. &c, 1839-at~ l7mt,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

SIXTY bags Old 81. Jago Coffee, years old; 100
- bales Gross Hemp; 800 pieces Kentucky Begging;
800 coils Bale Rope IS coils Grass Rope, ana 2O bags
Pmeno, in store and for sale BY ABiJAH FISK
% 81 Cannon
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08
--latest Bates.
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CiEARANCES.
Oct. 9th, 1870
Ship Arkansas, Dcuni., y YORK.. t,ohcu
ship Huntsville, Shun,wnv, n York, Smth E yoorI,c,
Brig t.e"nln staple, Mnianzas, d M,rstou
Hrig Esca!us. Taylor, Havana. Master
S'hr 'a'y rocket, smith frii.ac"ln, Master
Stream y NanInlia I'urk, - Louis Muster
Sacamcr Maid of ORLEANS, Van Huueu st Louis Master
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

20 no Id louHlahe-COur Cnmmcrciale--
~ No. llO2-Frank Wilson actuellement data.
na contro ses creanc'ers-Les creanciers du pe,i
ouverte Jeudi le II d'Octobre procho;r A ~
heures du matin, pour faire valoir eurs raison.
slls en- o't, pourquoi 10 stitonuire n'aura mas la
p ' des ieis pour venir au secours do.
dooteors lnsovabes en- detention ac,uc)lc. OF cn
allohaant touto poursue contre So personnc ct ses
prophecies sont arr6t6s. ~
Par ordre do la cour,
ED. GARDERE, Groficr.
NouVee Orl6ans Sent DC lpan ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

nj ARkiATT'S bury in AMERICA , vols.
A'h Nicholas Nicklrby, No.l6.
tnz's Sketches, No. 10 and last.
The Morley Books or Tales and Sketches of III,
late Ben Smith.
The Bride OF Port Edward.
John Quincy Adulns' Jubilee Of the Constitution
and al the no. cites OF the Luv. +. JOHNS L ca,
sll corner ST t'hnrcs 4 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

FINO RENT-A # u Story store No. = St17Lo1c-
L sucet, olH'nstc thu 81 Charles Ilo,ef Apply In
nc CAMMACK T. Co,
- ) Bank place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

WHiSkEi-20 O bis landing from steamer Gerurl
and for sale by DORSEY,
; % ii New Lcyee
GTONE LlME-6O0 casks 'Thomn5on fresh lime, to
~ arrive, for sale by 5 u BLANCHARD,
$50 SO GRAY
sASrOK OIL-l0 hri, No l white Castor Oil Of
~ superior quality, now landing and for sale by
JARVIS ~ ANDREWS,
s2i-lnis corner of Conn,on 4 Tchuupi,oulas sis
1lAG'ilNt'-A small lot df Bagging oil 70 pieces 10
i close sales II CCAMMACK & Co,
s28 Bank Place
I1ORTER-3a casks Barclays Brown Stout Porter,
4 Tor sale by ? II CAMMAck Il Co,
SD Bank Place
I lEANS-26 Ibis White beans, a very superior mr.
- h.ie. lad'ng from. ae,rinack for sale by
SO DORSEY, "a New Lcvee
EAb-ip opig ot lead -unl,ns from steamboat
i 4 Renzi, and for sale by
az ITHAvER 4 Go. "a Popdras' $,
L ARD-5O' Kegs q superior Leaf lard, Or -aie l,y
IL Il DORSEY,
feo Z ~ New i.tvee
4 .AkD-7oo ksss bes leaf ard. Ior sale by
- '' q DORSEY,
g, 81 ..--,' IL New l.esee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08
CITY BANK,

:
New Orleans, Sept. %, 1899.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

STONE IlME-6DO casks 'Thomu,ton fresh lime 10
~ arfivtfor sale by 5 BLANCHARD,
$50 80 GRAY or st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

WHITE HAVANA SUGAR-3OO boxes now
w landing Sch. Creole, and for sale by
e BLANCHARD,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08
E. L. TRACY, SecrGtairc.

OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN's INSURANCE Co.
OF New ORLEANS
'INHE Stockholders of this Company ure hersby no.
titled that the 10Th stala,cnt on their stock ia Iuo
ard payable ON the 18th OF October next at the Office et
me COMPANY. sept II Ell TRACY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01
For the Phoenix.
COMMON SCHOOLS.

Mr. Editor Our District Schools are soon
TO commence for the winter, and we must at
tend 10 them. These schools are of immense
importance 10 our country. A very large por-
ton of the children Of New England receive
their entire school education at the district
schools. lpresume that four ffihs or the children
Of this commonwealth attend no other than the
common schools. Upon these, therefore depends
mainly the intelligence Of the great mass Of
the people. Moreover, our children spend a
great share of their time at these schools in
them their habits are formed their character
moulded; their destiny 10 great measure
shaped and tits OF the utmost importance thai
their influence should be Of the most salutary
kind.
And furthermore, the expense Of supporting
these institutions is no small sum, and we
ought 10 see that our money is not thrown
away and il is worse than lost when expended
for teachers unfit for their duty. There is nc
business which requires so rare an assemblage
oftalentsand altanments as that ofscbool keep
ing if performed as il should be. Let US then
choose wise, land yirloous and competent teach
ers, and pay them well for their services. Il
isa responsible duty--an arduous duty,-r-lo in
still good EMBELLISHMENTS minds Of the young
10 impart TO them useful knowledge, and to train
them up for the honorable and successful dis.
charge OF the duties of active life. Let all who
wish well for the young, and who's lore ,heil
country, take and manifest suitable 3nleres
in the prosperity ofour COMMON scuooLs.
Yours, &c. A. B.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

Massachasetts-6ta Congressional District.
"A meeting Of the Wings of the 9th Con
gressional District was holden at Montague,
Oct. 24ib, for the purpose of nominating can
dldale to represent said district 10 Congress
and also, 10 choose delegate to represent the
district in the approaching Harrisburgh Con
yenlon. Osn,yn Baksr, Esq. Of Amherst
was nominated as candidate for Congress and
Hon. Artends Lee Of Templeton, was chosen
delegate to the Harrisburg Convention.
A county convention for franklin Co. was
also holden on the same day, and place, te
nominate candidate for State Senator. Geo
r. Darts, Esq. Of Greenfield, was nominated
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01
vERMoNT PMGNIx.
Friday Morning, November !, 1890.

The Si.spension. The Banks in Philadel-
pha and Baltimore having suspended specie
payments, nearly all the Banks south and west
have been compelled to follow suit But we
believe all the Banks in New York and New
England, with the exception Of some Of the
Rhode Island Banks, continue to redeem theiI
notes In specie. The Providence Banks owing
large sums to the Banks Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore, could not safely continue specie
payments, after the banks in these -cites had
suspended. The best spirit is manifested, as
yet, by the Banks Of New York and Boston,
They are determined not TO suspend, unless ii
should become absolutely necessary for their
safety. When the United States Bank sus-
pended, we feared we were on the eve Of anoth-
er universal suspension. But every day brings
US evidence of the determination and ability of
the Banks in New York and Boston TO stem
the torrent.
At meeting Of delegates from the Boston
Banks, recently holden in that city, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resoired, That after an interchange ofopiu-
ions and a statement Of facts in regard to the
present condition Of the Boston Banks, we are
fully satisfied that they are in a sound eondi-
tion and in the possession ofan unusual amount
Of specie; and that without the occurrence OF
some unanticipated event. have the utmost con-
idence in being able to maintain specie pay
menis, and at the same time continue, or even
moderately increase their present line Of dis
counts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

Sentence Of "Generai Fan Rensseiaer.n--
We learn from the Albany Daily Advertiser,
that Rensselaer, Van Rensselaer,, convicted Of
setting on foot a military expedition in the
United States, against fo,eign power, was
sentenced 10 six months Imprisonment in the
county Jail, and 10 pay a fine OF $3.50.
improvement in Biolring Rocks.--I, is said
that Mr.. vavnagher, German, in the Brazils,
has made the important discovery that sdrsiusf,
particularly of soft wood mixed with gun
powder. in equal parts has thrice the strength
Of gun-powder alone, when used in blowing
up rocks
From the Southern Sun.
The official returns Of the late election in
Tennessee have been published, by which il
appears that in the Congregational vote, the
Wings have handsome aggregate majority
We insert below statement Of the majorliies
in the different districts:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

JouN G. PARKER, Esa.--This victim Of Ca.
madam tyranny passed through this place on
"Wednesday Of last week, on his way to visit
his father, Colonel Parker, in Winchester, NH,
Mr.. Parker was imprisoned upwards of On
months, and liberated in England in July last,
through the efforts of Mr.. Fl. Arhurst, ESQ.
London, and other distinguished gentlemen Of
the English bar, in sustaining his case through
the courts of law.
Mr.. Parker we understand has taken up his
residence in Rochester, NJ Y. where he was
met with warm reception BY his family and
mauy friends, on bis return from captivity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

Important from 7'eras.--The Houston In
teligenccr Of September 10Th, says that Gen
Anaya, Of ihe Federal arty in Mexico, who
has spent the last eight or ten days in our city,
will shortly make visit to the United States.
His proposition TO enlist troops 10 Texas has
been rejected. We hope his journey to the
United States may prove successful, as his
object is TO obtain persons 10 carry on war
against the Centrai parry in his own country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

unless on the following conditions LIST, 10
secure bill holders against loss ID, 10 DO
exempted from safety fund act 3D.. TO be
subjected to alteration or amendment nj any
future legislature; 4ih, 10 be subjected to re.
peal, when the legislature shall be Of opinion
Ithnt the bank has violated its charter, or so
conducted as to become prejudicial 10 the
public interests; 5Ih. 20 be allowed 10 issue
% for u paid in 9th, officers 10 be subjec-
ted 20 penal punishment for nal conduct
Mr. Partridge opposed The substitute; and the
whole subject was made the order for Friday
morning next
Mr. Stark Introduced bill to provide for
The security OF bill holders on the closing Of
hanks; referred to a select committee oil
three.
Mr. Brown called up The resolution for a
committee 10 examine the Windsor and Es-
sex, banks. &c. amendment OF the Senate
concurred in. Adjourned.
MONDAY, Oct. 2S, 1889.
House Resolutions BY Mr. Haywood,
for adjournment OF the Legislature on the
LIST Wednesday OF Nov, also for printing
revised statutes. one copy for each town
laid on the table BY Mr. Partridge, rails
ing an enquiry as to additional Legislation
relative to laying out roads; passed BY
M Thomos, fof printing the resolutions
adopted relative TO Militia passed.
The bill TO settle the boundary line be-
tween Westminster and Athens was read a
Sd time and passed.
The minority oI,he com. on Banks made
report. which was read. laid on the table.
and 300 -opirs ordered 10 be printed for
the use Of the House Adjourned.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01
HARDWARE.

WE have just received a fine assortment oil
w Hardware Goods, consisting in part OF
so pairs Brass and Iron Dogs, so pairs Brass
shovel and tongs, 200 cases knives and forks,
tea trays; snufer trays, brass candlesticks,
lamps, pocket and pen knives, brushes, tea
satts, sad irons, tailors irons, shears, plated,
britannia and iron spoons, with almost every
other article ever kept in Hardware Store,
and which shall be sold at bargains, NO MIS-
TAKE, at
BIRGE & DICKINSON'S.
Oct. 81, 1889. a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

Fires and Insurance occurrence Of so
many fires in our large cities (says the Journal
of Commerce) has almost dishearlened some Of
our insurance companies and we hear Of one
that is inviting return of its policies, with an
offer TO refund the premiums paid.
Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics-you
that have not got your buildings insured, jus,
recollect the Windhan County Jiutual--no
encouragement there. No danger in the coun.
ty, says one, about buildings burning. Well,
ifyou get burnt out, recolleci what we tell you.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

nrIn our columns, this week, win be found
the report Of the Committee on Banks. We
copy The remarks ofthe Montpelier Waichman,
on the report, 10 which We invite the attention
Of our readers. Truly, "what will Nathan
Smile say 2"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

Tnr New WonLD.-We have received the
first No. Of paper bearing this title and we
welcome it with pleasure upon our table. IL
is printed ut New York every Saturday and
edited by Park Benjamin and Rufus ". Girls
1eoid, late editors Of "Brother Jonathan" We
have travelled over part Of the territory Of the
"New World"-and we like the scenery very
much. We hope to see more Of it. Price
SO year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01
For the Phoenix.
GALLUP's OUTLINES OF THE INSTITUTES

GALLUP'S OUTLINES OF THE INSTITUTES
2ltf OF MEDICINE.
Dr. Gallup has been long knnwn as an Author and
Medical Teacher. For many years has been lecturer
different branches OF medical science--has spout I
great part Of his active life in pfaclce--been slrc,
Indactive Phiosophsr. and his works will hear The
most rigorous aud philosophical interpretation.
DIR Galups book presents one Of the most s,rik inp
exampes which ,ho us hundred years has given us u
Indicative Philosophy, and his masculine and original
views are Of great praecal importance, and should be
made tho study Of Every phy siean. q.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

ETWe would just say 10 those young peo-
pie who are getting married these days-send
10 notice fyonrmarriage, rith or Wifhoaf The
cake, just as you please. We are always glad
to print such news. These marriage notices
make many blooming damsel smile in anlici-
pation-we like long list,to prolons the smile
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01
BLAKE & LAWRENCE,

A RE now opening variety of blk. blue
IN blk. cold and 6g'd SILKS, blk. blue blk.
brown, Invisible Green, plain and fg'd ALE
PINE. Eng. French, and German plain and
printed Merinoes, Alpaca, Camleteen, Astra-
can, and Indiana Cloths, for ladies' Cloaks and
Dresses.
0000YDS Prints, varying in price from
OOOO Gets per yd to two shngs per yd.
Also plain and printed Mouslins De LANES,
which will be sold very cheap.
Oct. 92d, 1889. 8
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01

PnoDucE.--1n the middle and lower parts OF
the state produce is rapidly falling, and will
not pay the farmer fair profit for his labor
Wheat in particular has become drug, and
many farmers who have depended upon their
wheat for raising money will be disappointed.
Al Massiilon il is downio zoe. In Columbus,
81 ~ and in this place il is worth but rs a
81 ~ cts.-yfa,ren OHIO Chronicle.