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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

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CHH1UETTE uUf-L M e IryAD
.i h (. % % e Y
Broadway. where he will be happy to take profile ike
e. aas:; Sas ii any h h. G.:
Of Of the public characters Of the ety
Hours i Of attendance from ten tin three.
Family Groups taken At private houses, at any hour
NORMA 81 GARs-2oO0o 900 Of this celebrated BRAID
=" :a E sm 80 M nipER, IS Chatham st.
ESSSHSNE sASN t2fEf SSMsbSey6 IN
ss T. .ses o.S s
the manufacturer these Locks to deliver toe shortest
s 'ss Snss % then
: :ssei sf BANK 6 sss:d.sS
oet .' esn and srf been b
rom s e Is: .s
SECURITY not found in 0hsr mode os Of fastening Loer
q any, Ct &c f %s TX : s
Lss: md orders s%jSb i y; SMITH
ds4 4Joo.s' lane. agents Tor tn. riiv.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
A RTIEIcIAL TEETH5- .' Clasps Liga.a,s. &C.
III. s' :ssii ;ssi r. ~ 8 ::
from the Ne York Commercial Advertiser.
friend At elbow r,qus u: I 70 noiss some teeth he
bis entire only regard teeth
selves, the in which III" delicate operation
ha bee. long before he sS's the intro
Copy alssr from Gel. Duff Green to NJ u Lsys;
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@ @ s"f 't % Of .nd 20 ss may
Your 1 ~ sEnEN
MADAME COSTELLO'S
FEMALE MONTHLY PILL is acknowledged by the 6r.t
Phyncians in the United staes as the very best med
% s AS s sHa hey ds %
TAKEN According to The directions Those who call Tor Them
% ,Ss :
H assisting Disesten weakness. Lo. Of A,pe Esr
Disorders and Night leading principle Of
selected from natures great vegetable emporiun
and harmless remedy Hs WINE ssss h. been s
The following ia from Dr. E. Ludlow No ss4 Broad
have used your b,tters in csses OF impaired diseson
where vsE table tonnes were Indispensable with bsnshei
e,ousy combined and have doubt viii prove seiyeaSie
IN the eases for which you have recomneDdedit
From David Earl proprietor of IN. Bsnf Cose. House No
fore The public You may refer any good
ws SSwp S S'i 6sw from q
Your Bers cured me You will vecoeet felt grateful and
:a: d. n s
was she teIs it had the effect her
Sold only sI HHiUFTNos Drug s,or. 80 So~.i3 cor
ner Of Broome Ct Price SO cents psT bottle.
i o. LS:wa ~ az o%
John McCABE CO.'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
RsrrsEschs-Hor. M. H. orinns, H. Brsvoost, Esa ".
Irving Pref H.nwi K rs I'm
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90 O0O kEWAKD VII 3 PAID fSE 81 Ares. ana a, con
covery Thirteen Thousand Five Hundred Doss. obtained
by from snndry banks in th: city 90 forged checks
thousand dollars his conviction and One housan for
the money, or in proportion for any part thereof -.
Said Pitcher about OF feet or inches high
has complexion and reddish hair nfamed
aud much with pimples bloches probable
height II Of dark complexion, dark eyes, and
dsSk q shy hair. ~. -. - -. . :,
vester New York, Bill drawn BY him j. Built Son
Co sterling to the order OF Maurice Vau
encou payment Of which has been stopped and the pub
- WPATT0N, Jr. Cashier.
J.B TREVOR, Cashier.
n.r n cd
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DIR. MORRISON.


nS; snd
~ ,na hs sSs Is,
cradle The cal ,ru. with v.thout .us,ss
the s1y m.Sens: M s
men are suffering rom The Consequence indulgence
and saS =: are which
S ;sa S in q
i. gSs S snS part
Union his giving history Of his case d: scs r0.,
valuable preparation Of Hsrhound aess, S w remark.
% o R.sn Gs
espSie Of cold my strength and h;ah g. duay o.
s isss ny . spirit. Il fact M asf sa %s
I'd SIs s rssa
look but one pack gs when sysrr I1srass symptoT G
ass :nS
. q:; sss ssa . ssi Sy aa
tee to "'As'S isi% H. gs' %s
To Me.srs ). Psase & Son. As Division street.
Peass street, Of whom can be obtained
Agents, Ruhten Aspinwall, ITO Broadway. 10 As.or
odse and s. p .s: 81 ,B s II
90 h"$.s. sorssr Grand
0,HE PRIVATE TREAT,sE.-This u q little volume on
means Of cure ars stated the panest possible
hnue on from and terminate length
IN other complaints Indeed no one can read
s SS'a ' trusting them
sS view to obtain rational degree Of corn
eacs in what he the diseases
author thinks proper here to CIV: statement Of the
clear opinions this subject He therefore begs to
besides his rank graduate Of Edinburgh and member OF the
Hospital and city practice Tor more than thirty year, and
has puShed editions Of werk expressly them Also
tia. b; Ia: letter. Of &c M from the mo;t eminent
Ashley Cooper Mott Of New York Dr. Physieh, u
and Sh s and which may be seen BY any one
every physician Of sminence in this city These
which afford the highest satisfaction every one
| The price Of the book 10 81.
Dr. Ralph consulted his resdeRce Oreeuw ich street
who have to wait little Communications BY post faith
1'HE fAKlNERsHIP he.s.oiore e.i.uns u.dsr !he 61m
U.s. solely s:y
TO settle the business OF the concerns. !
i5aN F. s 55gREsus.
| New York, LIST January, 1912.
EDWARD LUDECUs will continue the business Of deal
in Music and Mus cal Instruments his al
No. $40 Broadway. j2a 81
unusually low prices such az mu.t please sa who wsh
purchase articles either the and coach s
uss' and Particularly The following artis,ss;-
Patent leather. cIotn, bows, lamps, knobs.
Lace tael. robe: buckles s%sss All; ssii9s Mxps.
ITNCUKKENT NfONEY. Of al kasss, psrcn~ssa At ire
Cold % % iiaSs, purchased and 20. ~. vrsrvp
! aawii st.ssa 80 posa~w'
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ONE OF A THOUSAND

TERTWICATEB Of tbs WondeF1w enoaey OF Sherhan
~ Worm Lorcngesc-
Nv child had been attended by without any
lief being afforded and 10 fact he could what allied
had heard great deal said about sherm m o
vov7u. might all the trouble purchases
sbor antony ressb prise single dose entirely en-
red him They are truly wons,-f,l medicine
JOHN SEARS, ~ Seventeenth street
"A Nsspa fhsrhs Dis,su-sry powery COZ
-, g. strset DoAds B~osd~sy, corner Blocker street
10
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DGg ss Inv who are Book lse' THouAs JONES Accountant,
f'fSs ~ ~ D
ssy S%s$$ s::.s
Sealed peai. win be received the ofse ef the Ma
AF;RR 4s. nSs
Iea:t z inches in diameter f'e' from the butt
enc "e. feet White pine timber foot square for
ecs white pine Do, foot by foot inches
al sos feet board Of inch white pine plank for floor
rs 500 feet board Of inch yellow pine plank for sheet
Al Il. timber and plank be of perfectly sound and
The sSrue. piles straeht be procured and in
TIE white timber from and
an: g. Ss a
mug ss
sss not s:s than feet in width: is,
yellow pine plan. Ss straight and .ss,d suit;
I iSsx
YiEa 1sy E ed q.
ny P pc n.y sss the and
TIE ps d:Ssrs quantities and
may be required the Navy Agent giving notices than
| notice.
The white pine timber be delivered between the day
| of September aud 3ist day Of October, ana
The white and elbow pine plank between the LIST Octobes
| and 3Oth November: -.
The pr posae will state the price per stick for the piles
per Gu foot for the white pine timber aud foot boa
measure for the and pine plank
The right assign less than the whole quantity
Of Kind Of timber one edder-snd eers will be
received FOR any portion Of either kind,
Be endorsed, Proposals for Timber for Dry
Dock, Brooklyn" -
0s aS GsE IT. % vi II ss Navy Agent.
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BOOK-KEEPING.

BOOKKEEPING.
chants AMI others may avail ihe%s.ve. Of eosre Of
tine Of AID calculation; and
sos f. ~So ~. s @ q H.
vess reputation. he de.rest his principal work
S IL s SSs ssSso ssss
@ be n
bta K.sceaoas d us ety. Psp.pseuss', with
w nonOr Of informing the eirl,-ns Of New ior, thar
g ne iSa 's
ofoog standing without danger Of relapse which often
The rcmedy Dr. Brenna does not contain particle Of
pssss
O. and o es from
However critical the circumstances under which
Patients Sshins advice consult Dr. Br.nn. 1t h
street chssisss saV hour from . X n
toaPM - :. =, z,,,,, -. L In
books papers and money sai produced sres. and j.
sable discovery Of composition which L conductor Of
sss;a WaT sSss hss many ss @ S::a
have they failed 70 pro,ectih contents.
by 5.
ssnes hand Tor made to oraer) and
., w. sLAs c. HERR ~ !, 81; Wal. as;. street.
MADAME COSTELLO.
REAp AND BE BENEFITTED- MADAME cos
TELL0 we'll aware that i y some,a.s very %eoDys'
0i that attention It e Which he
% ] S and e s AND he
a. H. %ss
CHEAF FASH ONABLE TAlLORING EsTABLlsH
reurns mis- thanks the public the
on d. during Ss so and Da: A.
interest Of his customers to merit continuance Of their ia
attention Of the publ requested to the following list
S
sr they warranted equal to those made BY The fst
snps1 west Of England black blue or grey Dress
double mllts blk and f,sey cs;:im're' ~
.; 40 , sa'"'n" ~a'''''e' 20 !" JOHN MoFFAr.
DE L7AUEEL l.s SH NAL !. sTK s .;4 ADELpM
@ y s s F. IL ss; S @
Iii s he:
s rn MD S @ Il:
ted and d.pOTaSs "a need not ds;p, Of REQ
At home until PM. and cksrse oderate. ia Inn.
AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY.
.aNDREw's AMERICAN LOCK.
,sf Ss;s s
picked and which thu far
easreier ., piausby By which means many upright
been deuded give their sanction aud counte
to such reports The Anne Bank Lees Company
s. ss @ f.. 20 s
s1 @ :i
I:Si, dawn b A. g
c who retains the key Of the Lock- and to whom reference
il presumed that the public officers Of banks can
be satisfied by fair open and honorable test other
by ofehieauery and trick (Which win be exposed be-
comes necessary upon the eSeduisy and ignorance Of men
mode only seek establish the nfsbe security Com
bnson Loci, which has thus far withsocd every test and
thu however they dlscaim any upon
other Locke their business being to efeeua bar
rier 10 Bank BnrsIers.
'''" ''' WV ''''. WxDsWoRTH 4 SMITH,
j2s 9m Agents OF the American Bank L"cx 20.
QAL COAX .RsaSs,.S. 2! rness.re.ca O.sn.ra
age irs 70 cc.e eonsgnmeat at the 10 lowing rs,ess
Broken and Egg 8
Lehigh, any size. '............ $50
Liverpool '................. SO
NJ B.-Blacksmua's Coal So SO Yard, so4 Washington,
das sm: PB GUERNSEY CO.
DEACH ORCHARD NUT COAL AT LACKAWAN
= MA FRlCES-Rea Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large
city carriage ~ Broken Egg IS 50; shgh
- Screened Liverpool Sill co. Apply at yard 500 Wash
ing'do street. near SprisE. dq9 2m.
SILVER PLA IE.WM T ., WsON 10 William stree.
Of the latest PATTERN and on han tea ees ccee
pots cheers walters orks spoons oil rich as well
ufscured upon the premises from sterling pains
expense will be spared the beauty oil ,he Anship
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DEMTTTANCEs TO ENGLANO, IKELANU. AMI
N sCOTLAND-0rait, from a, "a ga e. so: Els, to
following places England Ireland and scotland an always
be obtained of 8. J. SYLVESTER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01
10 NES'
BOOKKEEPING.

DUBLISHED and for sale at ls3 BroadwayThe design Of
this work substitute kNOplsdge for the ambi
rules and credit which to he nads
be found to afford the suden clear Of the
principles which the accounts Of single and double
entry arranged and 10 show III by far the most mpor
tant leading prnsplee have hitherto remained hidden
duced yland adop ed in many Of the leading
demic utops this country, wh~re originated has
AID respectable merchants in this city and
also by committee appointed BY tie American Institute to
examine il Price 81 So 49, .
by the as hitherto in
ing duties Of the desk privately IL desired APP
peas require will cheefuly reie,rsdto former
Ike I'm: ~" THOMAS JONES Accountant.
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DAPEH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. K BROOKS No 81
Liberty street. offer for sale the following sssorrtpt OF
raper the NEST reasonable .erms:
500 2sxt2 1900 rcams 2ixSe
do 28x38t do
600 do 2sx37 f.'e"'F'p'' do 23rS<
800 do 23xsT 100 do 2lI2s
500 re,ms sx2i, Boob.

Printing PAPER ~ quality meA ~ o-a~r >.
I Ell every tub and pon bottom,
- the olden time pretenders, who richly deserved
the had he e the present period he could
have applied it, with more proprety to certain aors who
affect TO business for only per
Of the trade
calls his old cash has e, three
Of the Golden Fleece Of Fulton and Nassau streets
who has pursued for almost an Is the aher literally the
acan mouth with ile best Of ye"-sut that s not bis view
materials the excellence Of his materials his workmanship
and the stfae ton he gives his customers the NAN OBJ
lecs his ambition. His cash system and his
brings HIM the fashions and cloths Of the APPROX
syie Ta Of aud your yearng system BE-
fore old iktu tut mend before pretend to maks
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MADAME COSTELLO.

mr. LAUREL 1854 CANAL STREET. ADELPHI
~ HOUsE-Now well known in this ci'y for many
delicate disease after all other remedies have failed
still continues be consulted by the afflicted Of both
disp having been il the prae. for 20 yars the first hos
lar diseases with aud despatch, without the aid
either Mercury Basam Persons afflicted with protrac
very BY applying to Doctor Lau,e who offers to his pa
irons a gu ,rantee charge.
At home until PM. and charse oderate. ia lm+
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

round. in which Mccoy threw Lilly by
main strength and fell on him, and while he
was down he patted Lilly on the head. AT
the ll1th round both of McCoys eyes
we're nearly closed, but by an effort ne
opened the left eye and made pass at Lilly
who parried it, and they both fell Cries OF
"shame, shame, take him away" were then
uttered by great many persons. AT lioih
round they clenched at the start, and Lilly
struck him few blows and threw hun, and
fell upon him with tremendous force. 1here
were then cries of "send for the doctor
take him away." At the 1l0th round Nc"
Coy came up strong to the SCRATCH ahu
took good position, but both his eyes were
nearly closed, and some one cried out III Is
a d--n shame" and one of McCoys sec
onds as think then said, che Is not haIi
licked vet" This seemed to give Mccoy
new energy, and he rushed against Lazy ana
was thrown against the ropes and Lilly Tell
upon him. lie was then taken up by one
of bis seconds and placed upon one OF their
knees, and his feet slipped from under MN,
apparently from weakness, and he fell over,
and his head, as think, struck the corner
post, ana nearly touChcu t"O S'""'" "
they caught him. An attempt was then
made to raise him, and he was found unable
to stand. During several rounds before the
last he appeared to be sunocating with blood
which was flowing profusely through his
mouth. Heard belts offered during the
fight, but did not see any money actually
put up. | heard Sandford betting, but did
not see him put up any money. There were
many others offering to bet whom did not
know. The man who | was told was a
physician, felt McCoy's pulse and said he
was dead but as | afterwards felt his pulse
and felt it still beat, supposed that the man
called a doctor was mere. botch, as he
neither bled the man nor did any thing to re-
lieve him.
AT the close of this witnesses examination
he said that he considered it due to himself,
to state that he attended the fight, only in
discharge of his duty as a reporter, and that
had the magistrate called on him to assist
in preventing the fight, he would have most
willingly assisted in doing so.
The Coroner's Jury returned the follow
ing verdict That the deceased came to
his death by blows and injuries received in
a fight with Christopher Lilly, i'll West
chester county, on the 18th inst, in which
John McClusky, William Ford, James Sui
Ivan, James SANFORD, Henry Shanirod,
r.. Pagan, John Austen, and Joseph Muir
ply, were engaged as principals
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

Vino STATE CoSvESTIoS IN MAssAoHusErrs'
The Wbips of old Massachusetts, assembled IN great
force at Fanucil Hall on Wednesday OF last week
Henyy clan d. JOHN Darts were unanimously nom
mated for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, ana
John Davis 81 George Hull for Governor ~ Lieut.
Governor. The Atlas says, "Never, even in 1870,
have we witnessed any thing tocxcced the zeal, en-
thusiasm and unanimty that every where prevailed
But one mind-but one spirit, seemed to animate
the whole. The whole proceedings were the spon-
taneous, unanimous, prompting,of ffeemen, with.
out dictaton and without any extraneous influence.
The cordially and the perfect unanimity with
which every one responded TO the denominations. of
our excellent Governor and Lieut.. Governor, and
the enthusiasm with which the entire assembly, as
one man, nominated Henry Clay for President and
Honest John Davis for Vice President, is
nest of the success with which that nomination will
every where be followed in this Commonwealth"
Abbott Lawrence presided and the Convention was
addressed by Leverett SaltonstaIl, and other dis
tinguislcd Wings.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23
From the WAYNE County Whig.

Great Tyler 1riumphl Hats off to the
President! Our Postmaster has received
an imperative order from Washington to
transfer the quarterly advertising of his List
OF Letters" from this paper to some one
who will entertain more respect" for the
august "head Of the nation" than we do
So we go! These ''drippingS" of which
Capt. Tyler thus summarily deprives us, are
worth about sixteen dollars per annum and
inasmuch as we have experienced a good
deal of satisfaction in freeing our mind"
relative to the Captains deficiencies, we
think the enjoyment purchased at decid-
ly cheap rate. The arrangement will leave
more room to devote to the Captain, so per-
haps, after all, he has done us more good
than he intended.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

doeplv felt by the friends of American IN
d,stry that the surest way to check manu-
| f,c,prino enterprise, and TO obstruct the d.
vision Of labor, is to keep the revenue laws
in s,ate of fiuctuation--to make IT uncer-
tain whether he who has 20 per cent. pro-
lection this year, will have more than ten or
fifteen the next. Nor are they blind to the
fact that the revenue from the lands will al
most necessarily be SO irregular as to work
ont this result. If any injustice were done
IN States or to the people by the distribu-
lion we might find in that circumstance a
motive TO resist the policy. But whatever
sums might be distributed, there is not
State where the people would be relieved to
the extent of all it receives from direct tax
alton. In our own Commonwealth we raise
annually great sums for free schools, for the
support of highways and the poor, and to
meet the multiplied exigencics OF the times
So it is elsewhere, and as many OF the States
are burdened with debt, more seasohable
and welcome relief from public burdens
could not be afforded to the whole people
of the United States.
In country like ours, differing widely
from the old continent i'll this, that our land
produces, through the blessing OF Heaven,
enough of the substantial comforts oil lie
for all, il is a matter of surprise that the
measures which are best calculated TO pro-
mote division of labor, by which alone
these blessings can be so distributed as TO
make all who have the capacity, and the Will
to take care of themselves, comfortable and
happy, far beyond the onloyments OF other
countries, SHOULD be so steadily and reso-
lutely resisted
But the people must not be discouraged
by deleat-they have the power to set this
matter right; and a steady, patient, resolute
perseverance at the ballot box will accom-
plish it, No friend of the great interests of
labor should slacken his exertions till the
distributiye policy is carried into successful
operation.
Notwithstanding the defeat of measure
so salutary and suspicious to the interests OF
the people, we find much consolation in the
fact that the horizontal line Of dlties has
been Abandoned, and that the grea. princ-
pie of discrimination in favor OF American
labor has been restored. This we owe to
the patience and perseverance of Congress
amid embarrassments such as have seldom
beset a deliberative body. That the new
revenue law will exert happy influence in
renewing the courage Of the despoudent,
and in infusing new life and energy into
business, can scarcely admit of doubt
but the work is not done, nor will it be till
the principle of distribution is asserted and
maintained. This may be done by such a
law as was enacted at the extra session, or
the amount received from the sale Of public
lands in ordinary years may be ascertained,
and that sum paid into the treasury, while
the surplus shall be distributed. Until the
one or the other is accomplished, there will
be no lasting prosperity.
JOHN DAVIS.
Council Chamber, Sept z, lS42.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

Which party is in .fauor cfa Tdrif"'
The Locofocos celebrated the defeat of the
Tariff Bill by the Presidents veto, with bon
fires, discharges of cannon and other dem
onstrations of delight.
The Who's are now rejoicing over the
passage of Tariff Bill, in public meetings
and professions, with the firing of cannon
and the ringing of bells, amidst the approx
ing shouts of the People.
Which party is in favor of a Tariff!
Albany Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

ASorHER HEAD OFF, Jonathan Wells an hon.
est man and good Wing, has been removed from
the Norwich N. Y. Post Office and a Loco Foco has
been appointed in his place. MIR. Wells says that
his successor talks more politics than any other man
in the Village, and has spent his life and substance
in the service of Loco Focoism Dorrism and Ty.
lerism; all of which qualify him for good Post
master, under John Tyler. "Consistent" man is
our President lie ''strains at a eSAr and swal.
lows camel"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

Chauncy +. Cleveland and Henry Hubbard
Governors of Connecticut and New Hampshire
have both of them respectively written to the Gov
Of Rhode Island, answers TO his requistion for T.
w Dor, a fugitive from Justice in the latter State
Both of these letters utterly dsgraceiu 10 their
writer's and that all that we deem it necessary ia
say about them. The slang of the wretched jaco.
bin newspapers who have urged on the Rhode Isl
and rebellion, is adopted and not by any means i'm.
proved by both these paltry demagogues. If theirs
be the doctrine of the Constitution il idle any
further TO defend system. II is the veriest em.
bodiment Of anarchy that ever existeds-h. Y
Cour. 4, Eng.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

James NJ, slade, Wing, of Middlebury, VI has
just been removed from Clerkship in the Land
Office at Washington and bitter Loco Foco APP
pointed in his stead. Mr.. Slade was appointed
soon after the accession of Gen Harrison, and is
excellenly unexceptionably qualified for the place
in every thing but Loco Focoism, in which he
frankly acknowledges himself deficient
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

The Richmond Aurora publishes the following, as
having occurred at Prospect Hill, Fluvanna Coun-
ty, Va, Married on Thursday evening, 2lst utimoi
by the Rev. George Jones, Mr.. Hezekiah Harlow
IT,, TO Miss Sarah Ann, daughter of Nathaniel llar-
low, deceased. Much TO the astonishment of all,
us soon as the matrimonial service was performed
she handed the parson fine hairy to be chrstened
which was done without reserve.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23
mont aDDoemtr.
Friday, SEPTEMBER 90, is49.

STATE E1rcrIoN- From the returns winch APP
near in the Montpelier Waterman, it is evident
that the Wing state ticket is elected by over l'oO
majority. Some few towns to be heard from
srSAroRs-lt is not yet known what the wing
majority will be in the Senate.
Rrpurs.SrAryrs-Th Waterman gives ~
wbics 1ol Locos. Political Abotionist.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

A prophet of Bristol, Md, predicts that next win
ter is going to be the most severe one experienced
for many years. lie says he has always observed
that when onions have thin skins, ii is an infal-
lible sign that mild winter will follow but
should they have thick skins, prepare for scream
ing cold winter. This year, he says the onions
have five or six thick skins-so, we say, look out