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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-04
HALLOCK, MOUNT g. BILLINGS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
european s. AnItrfratt
DRY GOODS,
I7s PEARL STREET,

NEW YORK
III M. a. d. keep constantly on hand ex-
AAs tensive assortment Of Foreign and Domes-
tic DRY GOODS, and are daily receiving from
Auctions, Importers, and Manufacturers, new and
fresh Goods, embracing all the latest styles and
patterns of English, French and American manu-
iacture.
Merchants and Dealers are invited to call and
examine our stock and prices, consisting IN part Of
English French, German Orleans Cloths and AL
and American Cloths 4 paccas;
Plain and fancy CASH Printed Lawns and Mus
nerrs, Sattinets, andS Inns
vestings, of all styles ;IIrsh Linen and Linen
American Prints ofeveryi Lawn
style; }Pongee Hdkis. and other
Brown and Bleached3 styles
Sheetings and Shirt Black Italian Cravats;
inps: Fancy do.
Scotch and Amercan,Scaris and fancy Hdkfs.;
Gingbams Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons
&c &c. &c. &c. &c.
New York, July 10, 1914. linis2os46
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-04
MOfat's Vegetable Life Pills
and PhGMix Bitters.

anu PhGMlX Bltters.
A PURELY vegetable and most mildly yet
IN efiectually operating medicine, is now full
ly established upon the highest station in pub
lie estimation, by the sure ordeal Of universal
experience. The most respectable and scien-
tifc members of the medical profession who
have witnessed their prompt and astonishing
power in the most difficult and frghtful cases
of scrofula and other destructive maladies that
can be found recorded in the annals of medical
science, have been compelled TO surrender their
prejudices and have freely awarded to these
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES the testimony
of their warm and full approbationg in letters
now in the propretor's possession. In addi-
ton to these, he has thousands of certificates
from persons whom they have cured of the
most obstinate and distressing bilious and iir-
err complaints, jaundice, cosiipeness, piles,
rheumatism, erystpetds, s,ceilings, ulcers, salt
rheum, Ieprosy, unsighfiy eruptions of The
skin, and fouiness Of complication, pains in the
head, side, back, limbs, organs and joints, ferer
and ague, Intermittent and remitiant fspers,
rheumatic colds and coughs, incipient con-
SYMPTOMS, nervous and general debility, vast
ing away OF the flesh and loss of appetite,
night s,ceats, inUard fever, and dyspepsia,
with its frightiul train of suficrings These
certificates all contain the names and residen-
ces OF the writers, who, with the exception Of
some medical men, are the persona cured, and
whose testimony, therefore, can neither be de-
MED nor doubted. As family medicines, indie
pendantly of their astonishing specific efficacy
IN remarkable and unusual cases, they cannot
be too highly recommended or too universally
kept on hand. No medicines at present known
have done so much good to mankind as these,
within the last few years; and certainly none
have been rewarded with more numerous and
authentic testimonials of their invariable and
extensive efficacy. Prepared and sold whole
sale and retail, by DR.. WIN. b. MOFFAT.
SS5 Broadway, N. Y.
BUTTON & CLARK, Agents, BrattIe
boro; GEO. II. BANcaoFT, Grafton. Ives
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is hardly my province. You will be attended by pious
aud excellent men and hope they will bring you to
just sense OF what you are TO apprshend You
say you are innocent, and | have no means
of knowing the truth OF that assertion beyond the
dence produced here which ia all Judge by and
il is my duty TO say, that have doubt OF your guilt
should it he my duty TO report your the fre
dent OF the United states, shall report my opinion
for feel that mercy cannot be extended you here
he crimes Of murder and piracy awful and herever
the murderer and the pirate have been convicted the
sident has invariably refused to interfere You say tho
cook is alive; and So do not see how it is to affect your
case because have not been tried for killing him
but for the murder of Nichols the mate and the cook
alive his testimony could affect the result There
circumstance which induces the Court postpone
for longer term than usual the carrying the sentence
into execution. You have accomplces in your crime
who not tried and the Court will therefore defer your
execution until after the Court again that ii tho
trial OF your coniedeates Should be concluded they
found guilty may suffer at the time Prisoner you
have been convicted Of the crime of murder
tence OF the Court is that be hanging BY
the neck until you dead and that the execution ako
place Thursday, the 18th Of March next between the
hours of and three that after the execution tho
Marshal deliver your body TO the College OF Ply scan
and Surgeons for dissection.
The prisoners then ironed and removed back TO
the city prison Babe did not manifest the least emotion
excepting slight nervous trepidstion about the eyes
when told he would be dissected.
The Court then adjoumed for the term.
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Circuit Court.


JAN 81 Lady Sued for Breach Of Promise.-WilLs
Cutler VS. Joe! s. Oatlpan aud has WUe-This unique
trial was resumed this morning there being very largo
attendance of friends relatives and the public in general
The parties, especially the fair defendant and the
nate Doctor the observ ed of all observers The
tmony resumed on the part Of the defence by the
animation OF large number of personal friends and rels
tlves but their revelations not OF very exciting
character. Much testimony adduced TO the habits
manners. morals, money.makng. and money spending
propenstes OF the deserted carmanwhe;her he was adj
dcted to gambling to drinking to beating his frs. wife.
and to talking politics at the sign Of the Pocohontas-and
whether he not occasionally left to find his way
OF that house in the dark, mine host putting out the
lights to force his guests TO beat retreat There
was also testimony adduced TO the character
and whether the Doctor had had visited the family
Of the late Mr. John Pye, OF the widow before
the death oil the old gentleman. On this point the test
mony doubtful whether the Doctor went TO Mr. Pysx
in pursuit of his professional avocaons in order
court the widow.
Mr. w. GiRAup Counsel for the defence an xious
to get two letters written by the gallant cartman tho
iair widow, but the learned gentleman being unable to
lind witness who could prove the autog raph Of the wr
ter we unable to lay those interesting mssves before
the readers of the Herald todsybu all probability
they will be read in thu of the summing no, we
shall possibly be able TO include them in report
The testimony having closed both sides the Court
adjourned to Thursday.
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Eanderyo
pm


ana Purdy.
JAMES II. WHuISo, Esq, District Attorney.
"WEDNESDAY, jan 3-1,Iai Jon SEEDING Lottery Iieksts.-
Israel Foot put trial. indicted Tor misdeeanor
in selling lottery tckebeng quarter ticket lot
terry termed state OF New Jesey Lottery Society Tor the
encouragement OF useful manuactures'o the ath oil
November, 1872 TO Mr. Bernard Sheridan OF NO ~ VII.
low street. Brooklyn The only evidence the case was
that OF the complainant stated that he purchased the
ticket office Pine street. Nassau street. and
OF VINO he considered to be the accused and who
was the repued possessor OF the office and vender IN his
name, he understood The accused party was not
in Court but appeared by his Counsel oDlem butcher
but the witness minuteiy described the person.
Mr. BUTCHER then produced person IN Court, who he
stated Israel toot-but the witness did not identity
him as the person OF whom he bought the ticket.
The DsTRIcT ATTORNEY contended that there was no
evidence that the person no had been the
corder charging the sghtness OF the testimony IN
spect to the identity OF the accused party and they rem
dered verdict OF not guilty alter short conference
Trial Of The like Chdracter-John Barker was next
tried or violation oil the statute Law selling TO MI
Sheridan the 22nd November, 1872 ticket a Della.
ware Lottery The complainant stated that he bought the
ticket at the office Of the accused kept III Barclay street
near the Ferry there sign the office
other than Exchange Office" and Bigne stated
that Mr. Barker did Keep the office in question, ana dealt
IN lottery tickets and his name was the door The
jury in this case rendered verdict also OF guilty.
bal FOrteited.-Garret Garrttson-agHnst whom tare
four indictments for forgery in the degree
ing counterfeit bank notes TO sundry citizens, 10 vita
500 bill the Commercial Bank oi this city, $40 bill
the Seventh Ward Bank also two 0s same bsnK u si0
note on the Hudson Bank, and 81 on the Greenwich
Bankdd appear Tor trial. aud his BAIL John Cox,
the sum OF $1,000 was forfeited.
.4nother Lottery Cdse.-Robert w $. Bonsel, next
tried for misdemeanor in selling lottery ticket Ia Jer
sey Lottery the Mr. Sheridan on 13d Noven.
ber 1872 The ticket was purchased oi boy IN Bonsels
store No lo4 Hudson street Verdict not guilty identity
not sufficient that Mr. b. the actual ysnder, that
the person who sold it his agent.
Other Bail Fotteited.--Mary Cusick indicted for petit
larceny and James Jenkins ior like offence called
to trial They did not answer and their BAH therefore
estreated.
adjourned to Thursday, at II O'Clock
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BROW WIS
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL.

HE subscriber fay informs his friend, and the
= Yelling public that he recen ly q ted the dian
Quee Hotei Style Of ned elegance and eonvenisce
Unsurpassed the United states Al addition the establish
ment Ironi.ns o. street hiss ben newly built, cont nnL
great number OF roo aud private aprmen hand omely
iu shed with all tn solace and delieh, The avee
That part OF the Holel fronting ennsy lvan hi
sndefsnne vast improvements the Bar has been moved
wards the rear ani the Liquors. eluced half ia price
ctpfcious hall iioltng Pennsylvania avenue tastefy
hed up connect wn the Ee,lsnens h.r, also opening
the On the hoh decorations of paror
Expense has been spaced e'-g clmmodousness and
plea antness oil location Il has equal smilar
tablishmen ~ the Tie table nsua sill
70 exhibit all that alb AID for which has
so long Gel bratd The ubcnbcr bedg sole OF
the estiblishnent and Ia aud productive farm aud
garden IN the immed vicinity ni the " he only
abled 70 supr his able with dcc It's earliest
but to afford his acconnod cheaper
a1 the regular charges other hotels the city who
trey dependu the market Peculiar attic ou has been
paid the lifting the sdes aeuts,
oeen emitted that coaduce 10 their comfort Win an Elf
csnt OF veil disciplined aud respectful
% ootn 'ex psmp aud 1ogns porter aud harkee aud
on aeadans Of sentlena1y abits aud address tn
scrbcr itters himself that ha, ben
ensure TO him continuance OF public patronage and favor
- JESSE BROWN
N:B-BoarJ per week $40 The porte, will attend rne
rival Of the and all baggage brought the of
charge' oI0 3ts 3w
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PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
lin the Germany

FARINE DE GaUAU tGRUAU D'EPAUTRE,)
lin The Frenck Language)
ts an, IN h on. Of ssI Sage but
as three pounds of ordinary wheat flour
ye consioer it delicate wholesome and money saving
S@ y use % ne MS E. '%
best A% "S phy.cAIs , pe,ee 'h. ys@g
as sh and very healthy Diet u" '"e pap
Of y5miss and M.e,5oo Peal Grain
The sale daily in w9GdeTfa manner that
TSss'y General Depot Il 81: s9!ss a H. United State,
sp G % oS es 'G Ia. c ,Ss Se EAST E
h.n 'g : is mot
the lower part Of this city to retail grocefs aud
S SSGy 'm s. ' PE Sol, e EMERY
New York, November asth isi, DC @.r
THE sd s,ss h;y
slightly appeSdase Of beard IN your upef ps-if have
sfs a5 ] SS D ,
will quickly and forever saasete q without the slightest
tested At Doeop, once al aoSbs
s'% oss d S S"sa E"s .r rs
csssIs %fy ITALIA. nAS &c G so.s 1e
ing all botehes pimples feces TAM morhew scafvy it'll
G6 % CT Are 1 g., eapess
fasting of children in allaying all irritation chaGng lis
should S cake ss A:sss .a.
guard szsns, bold IMITATION and and buy
no where else bot b., as above s,,.
well known aaa approved eo.mstie Tor healing pu
lying complexion, dilatIng
prrtes the formation OF wrinkles banishnq
them when present 81 per bottle.
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid ouge rpas adscate blush
ing tlnge to the complexion, inmovabe BY Tubb.g with
handkerchief linen cloth For dyeng ladies' stocngs or
gloves this preparation, diluted with wster nimitsbe 80
cents bottle.
'oulspds Hair Dye will change red gray hair beauti.
in dark brown black wi bout the skin 81 per
tie Whlsser aud Eye brow Dye. ~ cen syer bottle.
r9uranl 3lanc dEspagne or Spanish White, pure
lie like aabaster white smoothness to the skn-e
rom All ingredients aad entirely annhilatng
mon ch1s aud fake white Pat up ia elegant boxes CENTS
Bay no whs else but at g. Walker street door
parts. '' "'"' '''
Agen,sIIodsn Milk street Boton; "a Chesnut street.
Ihiladelphia Robinson, Harsbagh Henitcb Lsnc,ser,
selbro9E Prpceton; Trppe, Nesark Toasey Rochester
Casweli Lockno Smith, Palmyra C}rigs n snI,oc roun
W guthrie, Abby; Gr.y, Poughke~psie; Elliott t;osIcn.
Nyes New Haven Over, Providence raylor Ne spnIt,
bar,ton, Lowell Ives Salem II ,dgo Newburypor Pres.
,2n, Portsmouth P,tten Portland Guild bangor latbs,
White. CALAIS seth 3 Hance. Baltimore; 5rbv parpsr
Washington Mrs. Fraser, Rchmoud Maheyyson Nor1 IN
Conn Wells Humphreys, Ha uord l.. c. Ferre Middle,
an 80,
A MEXICAN REPUBLICAN SONGsTER-Tbe second
"A edition OF this work is out and Tor sale al i n
9w's and De lie Rees Star House, corner If Barrow and
McDlu GALL Every member Of the party should have
one Of these books Composed and arranged by r. DE lie Rec
far tla ntr
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I CNDOS-sT KATH ARINf's HOTEL, opposite the
- ~ hs,har'ges DOCK Oates aud ne,r the ROYAL Mint
DUMAS LfNNEb, llt. Chef steward Of the British
}u''n Sic nshp .rctplig informs ~. friends United
'a @ N - has the management q W, above aud sle
.i - ash ert which is built and fnnhed -gakles of
'-we AID every slrc dptcd of ihe receipt of f..
n's ng1 genf mon yfpg tng'and the hotel fronts thu,
ui brfo'k w VII f l lsrs AID most Of he oher Anne
nc vessels Icy, sud whin FIVE alb Of the Bank
d hny rschiuge The house will br conducted bef.
nd economca ~ cples III. 'ohs Room ,upp,e with
b. tnd American Fast Indian anA oUniH ysi-rs The
audf, Wines, NJ ~ he hrt quail good Billiard
loom aHd Warm BATHS " u found N thr house Gentle
conrct by n ,rst month Tor board nc tn,
4 leuc
Y ~ NNhf De 10 those who may honor him with
1eir pct tht nothing sha be nug render them
omOriab aud attention the wis OF his guests hopes
that couience anil iod WI literally ON
1m Nhei steward Of he br ish Queen ditr
ELOuR-lao t,r,I' iuding * thio O,,nee from New
! Ohe ns Or sal b. =. y. COLLINS Co,
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CLARK, BININGER IL COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,

HAVING completed the agreement Of their Store respect
fully solicit the attention of their old and the pub
lie 10 their increased stock of
SUPERIOR BRANDIEs, WINES sEGARs, LIQUORS.
TEAS, GROCERIES, &c.
Their goods particularly suitable Hotels b,ng select
ed with for that purpose and embracing every a
Gle squi,te-9esar. and Brandes Psrtcusr Of choice
old Scotch aud Irish Whskes Obs Cheese, Maccaroni and
Vermcelli.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Choice Lqueuri Preserves Brandy Fruits. Grares Raisins
Spicad Chocolate Currants Gelane for making Jelly few
Extract Vanilla Wax Candles, Almonds, every
thing necessary for the use of families
~ Sole agents in New York for Demuth's Snuifs.
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CROTON BAKERY NOTICE.

- The largest bead in tn city to be had the troon b.
% James pounds OF what bread for
Que shieg, three pounds fr SIX ceats What Indian
Rye aad Graham Bread, also the Kim II Rye Bread Of
kind large ian Pes o. all nd, cents EACH aud
general sssomen OF Tea ases Rusks, Bans, C~len Bur
Crackers, fresh every day German and New Year Cakes
TO, tie holidays Flour wholesale and rea freh east for
aleeysry day
NJ Bhe above articles csnbe had At the branches No 800
Pearl Fank. and Oak and NO 2o2 Viii
Frankfort, also a 2lB Cherry Pesan
d22 Insuc JOHN II. WIr.GAND, % JameJ 81.
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WGghe's and Cuagers-Adei man scoLEs called for a
reconsideration OF the ordinance favor Of throwing
open the business OF weghers. measurers guagers and
inspectors and allowing the Mayor to appoint any respec
table man tho can gvo security in the OF $780, and
desires the Office he resolution adopted, and the
ordinance and the veto OF the May or were read.
Alderman SooLfs advocated the adoption Of the ord
nance, notw outstanding the objections OF the Mayor
Alderman PrRpy also advocated the passage the ord
nance, which after some debate adopted, notwith
standing the objections OF the Mayor,
Castle Gaden-1his garden was leased TO French and
Heser for eleven years from May last at the rate OF $4,000
per annum.
The Board then adjourned.
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Court Calendar.

Cmcuir CouRr.Nos 80. A, 46, 6s o. OIL, %. ~, 10
10, ~, i. 81, 81, 81, 66, 81, g. TO-
SUPERIOR CoURTNos. T. g, - 10, Is, 81, a. w. 10
~, %, 80, 40 80 TO 40.
COMMON iPLlAs-2o, 80, n, 81, ~, Al, ~, 40 @,s
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LYON-Cheapsst Jewelrv Store in the cty-A. l.
"a would call the attention Of the public to his store No 80
where they VIII md the best cheapest and newe
style ofjewelry Of the latest fashion both foreign and Amer
manufacture suitable for Christmas and New Year
all Of which Re determined sell such prices
not fail give sitistsc Ladies and emen about
chasing Jewe save Is per ceut by calling the cheap
jewery store 80 nathan Do forget the numbes0
Chatham street Old gold silver exchange
stones d23 imsec
T'HE SUBSCRIBERS row prepared to sell Watches
and Jewelry low 4 not lower than other house
the city to w't:God Watches from SIS 500 each sill
do from S. to $50 each watches warranted keep
good time the money returned Watches, Cscks, and
slcs Boxes repaired and ted lower than aay other house
the city Second hand watches and old gold
ken in exchange or bought for cash THOMPSON FISH
Err Inn Of Waches aud Jewery wholesale retail
No. 33l Broadway. New York
AMOS X. THOMSON
do lmsec RICHARD FISHER
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

MOELICH AND PACHTMANN. Watchmakers and
WI Manufacturing jewellers 90 Canal have hand
Of fashionable Jewelry all descriptions, suit
able for the HOLIDAYS at prices which canaot fail to suit
Jewery of description made To order aud Watches jew
ery and Slverwae repaired IA workn nike equally
low. Old Gold aud Silver taken IN exchange dl8 ims
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&1 O0 REWARD-The jewelry store No. 10 Bowery
was entered the night Of the lh inst and robbed
OF jewey consisting Of gold and silver guard aud fob chains
gold seals and keys and ladies' aud senemen breaches
sorted gold ocke finger silver spoons peck
and other articles which sold in eey shops
The above reward will be given for the OF the property
by JOHN LOCKWOOD,
d20 lmsrc 10 Bowery.
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GENUINE TEAS,
ylyIInV l. CAT L. ANvn ID L. n. A 4

THE CANTON TEA COMPANY, Principal Store lal
sGIas Of Min aS% Van OsISa .s,: ,fse:op
saa s.sSs ss @ y G.s s
The unys a popularity and q their house with re
~ so oSv mn a % T
Tea gng rs e nSm
d, III R5as
g Ss I'd s;ry Iy !|;s store S' stirred .s& cb,hs%
% Of " aqf hs p%s %
pleased thai Tea Company have no
described at the top Of th. ad e,ti.eneat an. lmse
Css dd R3 6H .HsaMlGAt oIt hG. r;
and camphene, and sold Wholesale retail BY
F SS are s as%,ed ss S Se h
be u.saS 1 Sy "a. lamp sysi % pbe
sa" p sperm
and ss best sd '%p Offered to ns o%Oc for
Solar Lamps for Siss STORES ehaebes Of
b. 0 ,ss e pS for so sa sps & for
affections debility dy.pp, &c; ard Evans soosn'ns sv'
as f' " aaes,a A ol f .dS
plants Dr. H,,sa. Bnsa rs' u, PERSIAN S "a. Pill and ns.
sa,ssmis Pills ,ypn &C; wy,h, Cream Of Lilies
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
oIm he pubic ssas,aS 5eai he prepared e
a. kind; e Rs.Sne"ti S.ailIy fsHri s.,st:h
notice with CONTEMPORARIES generally also Creams aod Je
lies at the ually low OF shngs quart of
good and choice materials be found elsewhere Confec
tonary wholesale and all kinds Of pyramids manufactured
for public parties al OF
Toy sui'abe for the holidays, for sale extremely low
BAH articles out from his blishment
rnted equal TO thing Of fore manufacture. HIS
have had the honor Of serving foegn but he
pledges hmssf his articles shall be suitable for the greatest
mag1ste nf he lard dig lm-m
~ iIts s.. ne isrgcSt snd spenaid assortment Of
" Watches IN the cy, 20 be found the subscrhers.
A he is constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
Watches, Of the styles direct from the manafac
England, France and Switzerland, he enabled
oer larger assortment and at much less prices at retail than
other house the city Gold watches low $40 to sG
each Watches and jewellery exchanged bought All
xsre warranted keep good time the money returned
Watches clochs and jewellery repaired IN the best
,sd warranted lover than other place the city
u. e. ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewellery,
d. lmsr Wholesale and retail. 10 Wall street. stair