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OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
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Splendid Lotteries to be drawn in May.
$1,000 dollar!
Aexsnda Lottery. Csss 10. ta be drawn 10Th MAY
$4,000. 10000 hrss and second primes. Aiso 600,
3i40 5000 $780, 50 prizes Of 1000 20 prizes Of 500
&c.
Tickets 30. shares In proportion. A certificate Of
package OF 70 whole tickets n this scheme will be sent for
$50, halves e65. quarser u 80.
Aexsndris Lottery. Class No. 30 BE- drawn Saturday
9Th May, to45. At Alexandris, ID. C., 10 No~ and u
drawn ballots. Capitals: e30.OO0, 10000 COOO 5000,
JOSS 2500 100 prizes Of 1000. 100 Of 500 Tckes tO
halves s. qusfers 50. cerficsie Of package OF 26
Whole Tickets . 10. &c halves IS. &c qs. ~ 50.
Alexsnda Lottery. Glass 81 Is4s to be drawn in
Ae.sndra, D. C., on Saturday May 2ih. is4s. rs Nos
~ drawn ballots. Prizes: t30O0O. 10000 $780, 5000
1So0. l0l7. 100 OF 1000. &C.. &c, &C. Tickets SO,
halves qasrters 50. Certificates oi Packages of 25
Whole Tickets $3.50. halses IS, qrs. - so.
Alexandra Lottery Class No. 81 for 1885, 10 b. drawn
in Aiezspdrs. d. c.. Saturday May 3Ist ls45. IS
Nos. ID drawn ballots. Primes: 900, 10000. 6OOO
5000 1000 2500 1000, I747 25 Of 1000 25 Of 500 20
Of sO. 300 Of 200 &C.. &c, &c. Tckels So HAYES S.
qn 80 Certificates Of packages Of 25 Whole Tickets
Si2o IS hsves 90. IS qrs. ~ II you wan, TO get ca
pital. send POUR orders J. r. WORDS
sp9 Richmond, Va.
" Ords foe Tickets and Cer6eaa-s cf P.ek,res
IN the above Splendid Lotsre will prompt
ton and an oeia Of drawing
""over 70 al Who ordnr fson J.P. WORD.
P ~ Riehmoad
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.


Let all say wnaI tney can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria, grra. IoS-May I'd:
81 Gu So 81 % 81 % IL II 50 81 SIS 6s IL
sTRArroN
Drawn Nos. In AeIandra Class Is-Msy ID:
~ Ill Z SO So &c 10 80 Is 81 81 IL ~ 10
Ticket Nos.7 ID So, another Capital sold paid by
STATION.
$4,000, 10000!
Va Les.bure No ls for Monday O'Clock the Exchange
Capitals $4,000 10000. 1000 1000, 1000 &C. Is No,
u drawn. whot-s ~; halves 9; qn. I.
$l0OUO, 1000!
A~rand,. No. lot. Extra, for Tuesday. Capitals $40 900
1000 1880 10 Of 1000 &c IS Nos IL whss.. o.:
haivess qs I.
$4,000, 6OOOl
New Jen-y No ~, for weds->sy Capitals $50 900 6soo
$500 1000 20 OF 1000 &C IS Nos IL whos s halves
ESQ; qs las.
$4,000, 5000
Alexandria No lO9. Ezra "Wednesday. Cap.I. $40
5000 1000 OF 1000 &C rs Nos. II s halves
$50; qrs. I25.
$4,000. 1852.
Va Ao.onsaa No 49, for Friday O'Clock Exchange
Capitals $1,000 isss Of i0o0 Of Nos IL
who'es o. halves so qrs. IS cents.
$4,000, 1000!
Alexandria. No H. Extra for Saturday capitals: $4,000
5000 1900 10 OF 1000 &C IS Nos u drawn 81
2; qrsL J.
$4,000, 10000!
Alexandria No H. drawing received by Sundays
Monday, Capitals $4,000 2soc 2Ooe 50 Of
1000 &c Is Nos ~ drawn wholes TO- halves q $50
Buyen referred my Primes which are registered
Al the Once, proof OF done; every
drawing continues number paid by
W Orders for certificates
Schemes, and all oenes promptly attended TO- aud
drawing sent VIXEN requested.
Pleas address orders N. sTRArroN.
Rich vs..
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G. R. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE


Splendid PRIZES FOR MAY. Is45,
herabdrs Lottery, Class No. TO- drawn satrtay Iob
May. ie4a nj Alexandria d. e. IS Nos druvp
Capitals s3oooo ooo aooo $500 2ooo SO p,e.
OF 1000 ke, &C Tietrs tI0 halves S, ora 2 50.
Aeertheaie Of package Of IS Whole Tickets $50
w. 90 % Half do
10 do 70 Quarter do II 50
Alexandria Lottery Class No drawn saurav l,,b
May 1885 At Alexandria d. e. IS dra wn
Cspiai s3oD00 10 GEO. 6oo0 365 2sOo 100 prizes Of
1000, 100 Of 500 Tickets sIs. halves 5, qr. = So
Certificate OF package Of &C Whole Tiehets $40
10. DO 70 Half do
po. DO 20 Quarter do - so
Alexandria Lottery Cass 81 for drawn in Ae,,n
dra d. e. on Saturday May 9Th, IsI5 I2 drawn bal
lots Prizes $4,000 io00a 50oo 5000 1917 loo OF 400
&c &C &c Tekes sI0 halves S qrs so. Certificates OF
Packages OF IS whole tickets $40, halves qrs
Alexandria Lottery Class No 90 for Is4s in AlI
andria, d. e. Saturday May 3lst IL drawn
ballots Prize. $4,000 G0e0 sooo 1000 $500 sOoo
lt Is Of 1000 IS Of 500 % OF 900 &C. e he
Tickets So halves 50. packages of Is
Whole Tickets sis0, - halves 60, e5 qrs 80.
% oden for Tickets Ceniaeaies Of Packare.
IN the above Splendid Lotteries prompt
enton and an account OF each drawing he Immediately
To all who utay order Tickets from c. R. ALLEN,
TO-. S. EIchn
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t. RUSSELL BIGGER.

i. hUOOELL DIuUEK,
AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. Pause & Co.,
RICHMOND. "a
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
Drawing received every day mt o'clock.
For Monday.
NAGNIFIcENT SCHEME
prizes of $4,000 each 100 Pfz.s Of OeO
pine o, isooo
prize Of IS 900 Doll. are $4,000
1000 100 Of 500 &C &C &C 20 No Lottery drawn b.lots
Whole Tickets as halves $50 quarters AIS Packages
Drawing received by "Wednesday mail Capitals: Of sas ooo
IS u 1000. &c &c. rs Nos ~ ballots. Tickets ".
For Thursday.
Cap,a. $4,000 5000 ssoI 2oOo 1900 Ii3, Of $50 Of
COO 50 Of 500. 100 Of 100. &c ~ Nos Ballots. wlols
For Friday.
CaPias $1,000 4o"c 1000 se 70 Nos ~ Ballots Whole
For Saturday.
cspi.s 10000 1000 1900. &c rs Nos ~ Bsno,s whole
Tsses Pin" scheme for paes,se eenhea,e Of IS
s9i; halves H. qrs. 6.
Also, for Saturday night
Capital $4,000. &c. &c. aS &C Nos "a Ballot. 10 4
Certificate. OF Paslss,. Of ~ Whole Ticket. sas
~ aa's so
GRAND SCHEMES TO DRAW SHORTLY.
Drawing received by Mondays Mai, May I9ih CapHab
10000 10000 2; Of loco &C IS Nos ballots whole
Drawing received by Wednesday. mil May Iirb CAPITAL.
$4,000 5000. IS Of 1909. &C Se Is soa ~ bso whole
Drawing by Monday, mil May Ish Capitals. q,
$40 COO 5000 Of sOoo Se &C ~ Noe IS ballots Whole
Tickets $40
Drawing received by wednesday May 81 Captain. Of
go oOU. O0Oo of 500 $500 No Pfirs ke Ae 60
Nos 10 h1no,s Whole Tics.tsss
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
$4,000. I20J0, 20 prizes OF $4,000 :,
Grsnd Consoiiaed Loery, No t1-daws At Wilmington nj
Saturday May 2s,h.
srtENntp CArirALs.
10000 1900 $500 20 pt1es 1000 ~ 1000 Ae &c
&C Numbers ~ dawn banos whos- Ticket. $40 h.Iv.
quarters Is
Certificate q packages of % Whole Tickets $500
~ Hail leo
% oaar,er So
For "Wednesday, May 2sih.
Capitals of $40 600, % 1900 1000 &e ~ Nos 10
ballots Whole Tiesssts.
Giant Consolidated, No 90, draws At Wilmington, MAY 81
Csps 10000 1000 fooo si15 SO 100 1000 sc &C rs
Nos ~ drawn Tichctsoniy si0.
For other sebeme- once
1T Packages Of wholes and shares single whole. and
shares sways hand in the usual great variety and
usual, prFcs paid ct sight Immediately after the drawing
gTOder for packages, certificates or single tickets in
the sbove Schemes, and in all LOTTERIES will be promptly
attended 10, and drawing sent when requested.
II. RUSSELL BIGGER,
my Managers oaics, opposite ruin. Eagle IIo,e'.
STOR ACE nm THE DACUN
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Ny Davenport a Allen.
GROCERIES, sc.
ON MONDAY May sth 10 O'Clock sold AZ our Aue
ton store
ss bids N. o. Sugars
so hays RIO Coffee
50 bbs Cincinnati Whiskey
pipes Holland Gin
100 boIes Brown Soap
10 half chests Gunpowder Teas
10 half pipes Brandy
10 casks Winter Lamp Oil
10 tierces Rice
20 Or pipes Port Wine
90 do do Sicily N. do
ceroons Indigo
90 chests Black Tea
HATS.
so Fur and Hats.
Trnss-Undr slo0 cash. for 100 and over er<da
approved paper DAVENPORT q ALLEN,
my A,.,..---..
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1nrtion Sales.
YUTURE DANa
~ D..I.p. M..c.rr a c.

-
TUTURE DAHa. -
81 D..sep. Mssc1rs a C.
I've cs.'e.'e.s r:ne.s..s. valley street,
. At Aset;on
On WEDNESDAY Day of Nay AZ .'e,-s q. ~ -.
.m Be- sd hnss conveniently csu-sres-d o. s>~ns-
ees-st now oeespsed By Edwar neoss-y ANA sSsr-. M,
es~-ns occupied sy Bernard Bses s,ps mi .
possies-s in TN Tb- -.eu..s Ia. f,,, ,e.
TEkAs-sbs- hsn ,...,I .vu-,. =,
and "'"'' f's mote. ass'.ias
FRANCIS tuIf.bR ec
sP" sai. BY Dvst,r Mo>euar q Co. Auets
EAGLE TAVERN LOT
On FRIDAY. s nth dry Nay oei.eh on IN. ps,w,,,.
n De - INIT vasaa, Lot Of Groand belonging
'"f'nss hoass 70 f-et on being so.,d
q" which formerly cd ~ thu ,h,rd b,
from N. eosn-r o xss-rs A~r.ss-r Apo.s-csry
and s months for eo,.
aP" DUNLOP. noScuRE co. Asets
six Valuable Bsiisisg s.es. nsar The Canal.
On Thursday the Sih day Of Nav. nj . o'cl,,ck
on tbs pem-ss will BE- -ea vslpab. Bsns Lots b-rr
part. of No. SEQ according city fronans "a f,,
sehe. each on e,h sue.' and extends TIN
p"p>y now occupied by Aesrs Beaxey Rt,ek
Yard situated mar 70 and Canal
Tsa.-oec Third es'I thu ha.ne. sqa. paym-ai.
and " nonths benx day fs p,,--
mYI DUNLOP. MoNcuRE co. Aue..
SEVEN LOTS IN ADAMS VALLEY.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, af 3 O'Clock. ON
The psemt'es WI b. soh Valley VIZ ss
""nns on street. commencing
each ~ feet inches running 100 feet. 40 os.
i'onfins on 5;h inches. Al In
eaeh line Of III. above five os and -xesdiss
inches
Trss.-oLe th.rd cash. c and month. with
interest from day stAlesory ne gya sos TaIr
Deeds to be len t err,
| b-en
my' DUNLOP. noNcuRE 4 CO. Ase,.
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sale of Beautiful BaiIdinE Lots,
ION Clay Leigh, Adams & Foushee Sucetl
WILL be sold, on FRIDAY afternoon. the
10th day of May the PREMISE sunday lots s,y
sSJ 20 That handsome Of
ADJOINING Mr. Ds Bakery will be budnx lots.
fronting on Clay rfh Adams streets and running
back alley These par. are amonr the nsi
eligible for private residences Terms ver beny ose fourth
OF The purchase cash. Interest added
The remaining three f.us three years with in
teesi aided Negotiable rust secure .,
payment VIII be required w. GODDIN,
3D-eotds AGENT 6.r thu pron,,.,o.
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By Williams a Haxan.

Fly Williams a HaNau-
ON WEDNESDAY next the s.h inst at 10 O'clock will Ls
sold IN front OF our Auction s,ur--
IS hbds prime New OfIsans sugai.
100 bags strong scented Rio COFFEE
$50 do prime 1seuayn
50 do Maneaibo do
SO do Oh Java do
loo pockets Manila do
sS hbds Rye Whrkey
Is bbis old Moponsabela do
Is bbls App. Brandy
10 do superior DAD do
half pipes fine cognae Randy
do do superior IIennesSy
10 do Common do
100 packages fresh Gunpowder Tea
10 half chests Twankey do
= hhds prime dry Bacon Sides
80 bbls Labrador IIeunss
20 baskets hoe salad OIL
terees Winter Pressed Lamp DO
10 grcee Mison's Superior BIsesipr
10 cssk- Sherry Win.
TfSs-Undsr 500 cash 100 approved
PaPrt WILLIAMS HANALI.
una Aneiioneers.
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VALUABLE BUILDING Lors


On ga street. the French Cardea ssd "a. Cfv
Spring, aad trifhin MINUTES ,ralk of tie Cavi
foi Square.
hNsAIUkDhf thr 0,h nnsn, O'Clock, r. II fair on
'ne premises will be sold Lots OF Of
front BY so feet depth lying street i'm
qoet he.uuo and improving of
neenboahood being Of the
Of years psss by lanes Brown j..
Ttkhs W sALE-One third
on'n with ineres, from the day OF aie,
he property being bound u money
e. Will b. sold without any reservation whatever.
my std. the PROPRIETOR
nv In1oes q Hrother.
EHecuter'. sale OF EuraIa"rc, Ac.
on tuesday Morning 9th May. Mt 81 O'Clock, at our
store We viii sell ii Auction personal Ist- DR.
X Murray dec ARTICLES. t Hoo, ana O.,
siahasany French
~w rarnt Truss &e, &C. BY order OF Executor.
apes INLOFs A RRoTIIER An.,.
ALSO.
MIL.cH COW, very superior animal
10 every respect, and worthy the attention
~K Of Families LIB
AW ap2s
SUPERIOR SECONDHAND FURNITURE
While AIDED part Of the Furniture of family removing
tb- eiyvE
! handsome Egyptian Marble top Pier Table
do do d. Centre do.
spring s-ai Sofa and sSieLoard-
ALSO,
variety Of New Mahogany Furniture worthy the
attention Of housekerpers.
PATENT LEVER GOLD WATCHES.
Watches made by -John-on lipuabI. An,
ish These Waehrs well In
aud are now arranged for nation.
sPao ISIoEs 4 BROTHER Aueis
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.A-E u n EEkSf Bssp q 5f;ssSSsszs

sALE - yAeyAUL9 B0O4xwRx.
UNDER DEED or TRUST
ny virtue Of . deed Of trust ffoa WTnfan u.
- Dekia-oa ss wifA As.rs.g - - = - 40
ssA s<-s'ssd 70 rsesst ~ - 49, - cun - -
thr ery % kseh.esA issA e - - - -
MONDAY. ~ en- ~ u may 49, 80 seura = - -
nooa al ~ psesAsS ss&ss pshtr 49, sA.s =
mat peee parcel % La a La.k ~ go - - -
h-- 'h~eoa And aevaus..se>s h<sss hsnunH ssbsS =
ihe date cf ns saA d-~dhy ..s< bssn -
u~ -'h ~ ns ~ eessps-d ~ s-sk.o CN - wAsA
"~red ~ fese- russ'ss hoss - - - - a.ns
os- on III aid M oeenps>d ~ cn.p So uosA -
,''ss AT d"sssre q go - - -. -
oes a~~hss hoas of tse ~ - - - -
street On te soh 81 ~ hs of Wlun y 49, -
P"-sa and 90 the east BY . ~ s<hs@enn . q. -, -
smh Tbs pauSss isseresasd assiriss ia =. npsuv
h"Ai he dsa-d inso thsss paree szossnA :. = - =
-
Is-rse sesd ssshas'sss . sh ~ pssSy usssy - -
nisse-d e'n--. that Only 80 - go - -
~" W." rasi 'urs.nsnts ~ uss.anu -
~re~ from ue day a sss-ths pusrh.sss etsi.a
ami ac of uut On tn property sss
NO Objection Known IN ts< sss sss Tr~ss - -
ry " ths purchaser such ins - ~ 49, e.
uf at t- time of the b. "a - - -,
impsopss to ssl The ss- viii - - o.. v = ~ ~
CONWAY aDsssu.na
Aset 5000
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TO THE PUBLIC.
j has been reported, since discontinued bu.
- s'ne the Main tina, had city which
hise take this method Of informing lhs pub
lie generally that Loaied square below
Exchange Hotel and in Of the Bell Tavern street.
where have my Coach md Harness yIanufactory
In extensive operation hy stock
uons Of Carriages, viz:
Coaches on & spnngs
DO +" Elliptic Springs
Barouehes for OF IIorses
Bugsies with and without Tops
Top Busg>s with
kockaways new style article
Coach Barouebe and Bursye Harness. OF all qualities
Persons wishing To purchase their nterrt
and emmine my stock nranufaeiur. all
Hence can with cohirnes attention
oe gwen 10 all kinds Of Repairing and
reasonable terms
VIII furnish County Coach Makers
findings ON The most reasonable a
superior article Of Coach varnish.
23-3m IPREn KING
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SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,

On FRIDAY MORNING. May h. At ,as ROM red doo. eo,o
encins " O'Clock will reserve. an assortment
Of .easonabe Simple and Fancy Dry Goods.
W Particulars hereafter.
my5 INIOEs 4. pRorurp ...,.
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M oLassEs ~ prime Aa.ssps. Ness--e-
I'VE hating fom Brs Josephrs which win he son n
the vhan sps2 DUNLOP, uONcCRE 4 GO.
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I'M FOR RENT-A convenient tenemen nj ON
Locus, Alley Possession given immediately Apply 10
ap as-u J. m EtisrAcp = soN
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EUTHEN FOK II CTS., &c.
LrOTHEN. OF Tnees of Travel Zee.
- Phreno Msemo'eehny, memory; series Of
Lectures BY Francis Fauv Gouaud of University Of
Francs.
the forces which produce organization
with appendix containing 81 Capillary
ton, EieccHy and of Light by w Draper
w. ~ Professor NJ Chemistry IN the University of ~ Yotk For
sale with many other and valuable wortsby
4 w RANDOLPH A co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-13

The decease Of Mrs Smythe of Meihven,
removes another or the subjects of Burns
Muse from this scene-being the heroine of
one of his sweetest lyrics, Blythe, blythe,
and merry was she.' Mrs. Smythe's maid
en- name was Euphemis Murray, of Lintrose,
called in the poetic language ofthe country,
the Flower of Strathmore. She was on
visit to her relative, Sir William Murray, of
Ochter;yre. grandfather fthe present baro-
net, where Burns met her, on one Of his
northern. excursions, when he was the hon.
ored guest at the tables of the nobility and
gentry She accompanied him as one of a
small party to Glenturret, on the Ochtertyre
estate, near Grief, and charmed the poet
alike by her personal accomplishments and
her sympathy with his admiration of the
beauties of nature. These suggested the
song, with which her name will ever be as
sociated, which he engrafted upon an old
ditty, of which only the two first lines of the
chorus survive in the modern song.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-13
(Coneladed merit ,oeck. }

AN ARCH RoGUE.-A negro broke into
store in Montague last week, and was fol-
lowed from that place, via Hinsdale, to the
State Line. He was there apprehended,
brought back to Hinsdale, examined, and
what money and goods he had, taken from
him. Al bedtime he was put TO bed, with
chain around his leg, which was fastened
by paddock TO the bed-post. About III
o'clock he broke his fastenings,' eaped out
the window, and cleared. He was follow
ed awhile, but escaped under the cover of
darkness. His clothes were taken from
him on retiring, and he must, therefore,
have escaped in state of nudity. But he
supplied all DEFICIENCIES in this respect very
soon. He forced the lock of the first house
he came to and obtained an old over-coat
he next supplied himself with knife at
shoe shop, as weapon of defence he then
entered the back part of the house of the
clergyman and obtained some overshoes A
few rods from this, he took possession of
tailor's shop, and here completed his wear
ing apparel with such articles as suited his
taste. The last he was heard Of, says our
informant, he was travelling leisurely towards
Windsor, with pitchfork in one hand, and
knife in the other, bidding defiance to bail
ifs and constables He is about six feet
high, and is dressed in black broadcloth
suit, which he probably 'cabbaged' at the
tailcr's. This fellow is worthy Of the repu-
tation of Stephen Burroughs. Hampshire
Gazette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-13

Making plants grow by electromagnetic
ism is one Of the wonders of modern science
-one of those fragmentary facts of electro
cal phenomena lying scattered by hundreds
all about, and which will one day be erected
into theory beyond conception sublime,
both in the operations and results. We
yesterday saw little plant in jar about the
size of coffee cup furnished with the cleo
tro-magnetic seeds "copper" and zinc) plant
ed beside the roots. In the last twelve
hours it had grown three-quarters of an inch.
NJ y Tribune
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-13
VOL. XI.-NO. AZ.

farther to the east. Their plan was 10 pass
down lake st Sacrament 10 Ticonderoga,
and there lie in ambush 10 waylay the Indi-
ans as they came in their canoes out of
Wood Creek. Ticonderoga was not then
fort, bristling with cannon, to command the
narrow straits around it, though it had borne
from time immemorial its present name,
which is an lroquoIs word, meaning the
meeting Of the waters II was then only
bare rocky promontory thrust out between
the two lakes, and from the sngularity of its
position, regarded by the Indians with some
superstitious generation. By this plan, the
pursuers thought that they should meet the
savages, even should they take the route Of
the lake.
That very night the frontiersmen sought
out materials for making their canoe. No
birch trees we're at hand; but they found a
huge old spruce, straight and tall, that bore
the honors of a century. A quarter of an
hours labor brought il laundering to the
ground, when the bark was stripped in one
piece from IFS trunk, by cutting it length
wise, and carefully prying it off its Sides
The naked carcass of the unfortunate tree,
as delica,ely white as driven snow, was roll
ed aside TO rot in the damp forest. This
part Of their labor accomplished, the adven-
turers wrapped themselves in their wet blank
cts, and laid down around their half.extin-
guished fires.
(COncladed merit sCeck
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-13
Palates and Artificial Teeth.
DIR. MORTON, late Wells s Morton,
10 fremont Row, Boston,

HAVlNG successfully operated upon variety
Il Il Of deficiencies in Palaes so as to entirely ere
ate faculty of articulation, and having been kind
y and repeatedly solicited to convey information to
others who may be similarly afflicted, has been
induced TO take this method of informing those
who may need such operations, that he is enabled
to remedy deficient Palates, Roofs, Cleft Paates
and deficiencies Of the nose, giving them faculty
Of articulation, and thereby enabling them 10 read
and speak the English language correctly.
In noticing the above Invention DIR Nj. would
also ask attention TO one of a similar importance
for construction and supporting teeth upon the
Jaws which renders them serviceable in all the
ordinary offices 10 which the teeth employed
All operations performed upon the teeth and war
ranled.
With the view of conveying more general infor-
nation upon the subject, few extracts have been
made from the Boston press.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-13

7ioelce hundred LiDei loSt.-Jamaca Nv. ~ pa
Panama route from South America, that fearful
avalanche of snow from the great central Cordllera
Of the Andes, last Summer Jour Winter) had been
destructive on both the Atlantic and Pacific sides
OF the mountains. Ten or twelve hundred lives
were lost.
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Carpenters.

TIVE undersigned are ready to receive proposals
Il for building Meeting House in the West
Village of Bratleboro, agreeable TO a plan which
will be exhibited by them.
Persons wishing to contract must apply soon.
LAFAYETTE CLARK, co,;,
ADMATHA DUNKLEE, ,aa
JOHN REEVE,
West Brattleboro, May 10, ls45 80
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Assignee's Sale.

DY virtue of decree in Bankruptcy, issued out
AD of the District Court OF the United States for
the District of Vermont vestng in me the Estate
of Bankrupts therein sci forth. will sell at Pub
lie Auction at the Inn of Marshall Whiihead in
Vernon, on the 2lst day of June next at O'Clock
p M a number of Chooses in action.
Terms made known at the time Of sale.
JOSEPH STEEN
Assignee in Bankruptcy for Windham Co.
May %, lS45. 4O
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Very Pecuhar.--Conversing one day
with fashionable and pretty belle, the fa-
cetious Mr. l. observed that ladies that
lisp wished to be kissed The young lady
had before spoken unafrectedly, but replied,
"IHO I've heard hay"
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Comparative LOss.--When "a certain
worthy laird had his head taken off in the
Scotch troubles, his housekeeper feelngly
remarked, 1t was nae great thing of head
to be sure, but it was sair loss to him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-13

Among the follies prevaentin the middle classes.
that Of sacrificing family comfort and convenience
to the absurd desire of having best room, ID one
of the most ridiculous.
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Andrew Klein, charged at New York with the
murder of Catharne Hanlon, but5haviDg verdict
rendered OF not guilty, owing 10 insanity, has been
ordered 10 be sent 10 the State Lunatic Asylum
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From the Knckerbocker for June.
II iii IL Hi u Mt H h {;
OR AN INDIAN TALE.

ny THE AUTHOR OF .rur soArr-uuSrrRS