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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY, Oct. IL.
SENATE.


SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Report. From the committee on Rules re-
commencing the establishment Of the rules
OF the last session adopted.
Petitions presented. by Mr. Rich, of ]. W.
Atwood and IS others; BY Mr. Chi,tenden, of
5 II Tolman and Al others by Mr. Bemis, of J.
McLay and % others, aud of J II Worcester
and ia others by Mr. Howe of C Foster and
36 others; by Mr. Page, of J w Parker and 80
others; by Mr. Morgan, of Morgan jr. and Is
others; by Mr. Simonds, of A. L. Twilight and
40 others by Mr. Campbell, of 4 II Palmer and
~ others-all referred 10 the committee on
Education.
A long and interesting memorial was also
presented by Mr. Campbell from Thomas II
Palmer upon the subject of Education, which
was read, and was referred to the same commit
tee.
Bill introduced. BY Mr. Hurd, to incorporate
the Bennington County Bank, TO be located at
Manchester; referred 10 the committee on
Banks
House resolution. For joint assembly to.
day al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, TO elect Secretary OF
state, and Auditor of Accounts; amended on
motion of Mr. J Barrett, by adding Reporter of
the Decisions OF the Supreme Court, and con.
Cured in.
The President appointed Messrs Billings and
Smith committee on joint rules, on the part Of
the Senate.
An annual message was received from his
Eycellency the Governor and read by the Sec
rotary. On motion of Mr. Hodges 300 copies
were ordered to be printed for the use OF The
Senate.
A communication was received from the Ser.
geant at Arms, announcing his appointment OF
Henry Isham as Doorkeeper, and of Chauncey
w Rublee, as Assistant Doorkeeper Of the Sem
ate.
The President announced his appointment oil
Charles LOOMS as Messenger Of the Senate
The Senate went into joint assembly
On returning.
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GREAT RonnERY.-Lasl evening a gen.
tleman named Reuben Rowley, of Wren.
than, Mass, left his residence for the pur.
pose of visiting New York. He came ia
Slonington by the oars, and thence took the
steamer Massachusetts. During his passage
he was accosted by man calling himself
Southeate, who SAID he was well acquainted
with Rowlcy, and knew that he had large
estate. When within few miles of thi,
city, Sou,hga,e offered Rowley peach
which he accepted and ate. He was imme.
dia,ely seized with sickness and vomiting
which continued until the boat reached III,
wharf, when he discovered that during hi.
sickness his pocket book had been taken from
him, containing TW -SEVEN
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
DOLLARS, chiefly in Eastern bank notes
tie Presumes that the peach contained some
emeiic substance which caused the stupol
and sckness.-New Yhrk Com. Adr., SGT.
urday evening.
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1MPROMPTU.

THINK OF ME."-CAAoLiNs.
Think of thee, -nye, who could forget,
VI cease TO remember unless with regret.
Who prove so ungraeful, so false or untrue,
AS fail TO remember the fond, last adieu.
Though oceans between us in fury may roll,
sun, true to its shrine, bends in homage the SOUL
And pours its devotion increasingly true,
And neer will forget the fond, last adieu.
Thy virtue thine image thy fairy.lke form,
ne the care OF Heaven to shield from oil storm ;
NOR whitening blasts, nor envy untrue
shall wash from my heart thy fondest adieuj
Then sigh for thy sorrow, a kiss for thy care,
For while I've heart, thine image is there
And while I've being still fond and still true
III ever remember the last, last adieu.
And when by raging storms I'm driven
Across life's troubled sea,
When foamns pillows threaten death
I'll ever think of thee.
Or when on Afric's burning sands
A scorching sun flee,
And Oh! through every ill of life,
I'll fondly think Of thee.
But when by fortunes golden hands.
From all these ills I'm free,
Oh! censure NOT, il seldomI
Should ever think of thee.
When ruby lips invite to kiss,
And tempting pont at me,
Forgive, dear Caroline, il I forget
The love I've vowed to thee. CARO-.
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desperate battle ensued. The two brothers
we're powerful men, ard as courageous as
they we're strong; and now with dubbed RI
fles they disputed the entrance of the whole
tory force. The door being small they stood
their ground for half an hour, telling during
that time some of those who had the temeri-
" to enter first, but finally numbers over
came them, and they we're flung upon the
floor and bound. The tories, inhamed 10
madness at the great resistance which had
been made, and at their losses, seized the
mother and sister, and made preparations to
hang the brothers before their eyes. The
ropes were already tied around tho ,Iecks oil
the victims, when the Major addressed his
men thus s.
Now friends, as soon as these villains are
dead we will set fire to this house-the old
woman there he said with a brutal laugh,
may be left inside, but the young one re.
serve for myself
Hst!' cried one of the men in loud
voice. The Major ceased, and they heard
voice outside the house. Although the
words we're spoken low the listeners distinct.
ly heard, when say fire give it to them 7
A man with blanched cheeks now rushed
among them exclaiming, the yard is full of
men =
Fire = cried deep voice from the yard
and general volley succeeded, and so well
had the aim been directed in the door, that
several of the tories fell dead or desperately
wounded. In turn the tories retreated up
the stairs, when David, our hero, rushed into
the room they had left, and cut the ropes
which bound the Bunkers and their mother
and sister.
May God Almighty bless you for this 7
cried one of the Bunkers. The two men
sprang up, seized their rifles, which had been
left in the room, and prepared 10 rcialiate
the treatment which they had just received.
Long and desperate was the battle. The
tories fought for life. the wings for revenge.
But at length, the latter triumphed, though
not until their enemies had been almost
wholly exlirmInaled. The Major fell by the
arm of our hero, who sought him out in the
hottest of the fight, and engaged him single
handed.
No language of ours can express the emo.
tons of David as he pressed his bctrothed
bride to his bosom and his heart went up
in thankfulness 10 heaven for his timely ar.
rival, when he thought that "A delay of half
an hour longer would have consigned her to
a fate worse than death. The gratitude of
her brothers was expressed in many words,
but hers was silent and fearful, yet OH how
much more gratifying.
almost called you coward, son David,
said his father TO him, when they met. 'but
you are chip of the old block and did you
wrong. Deborah, he is boy 10 be proud
of--is he nol2 You may founder one of my
horses every day that you do such deed-it
beats any thing l saw in the old French
War
David's gallantry in this act, drew around
him, in few weeks, more than score of
hardy young followers, who fought with him
to the close of the war, and he returned and
was happily married 10 The heroine of our
story,
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Education of Charles Walker and others, to
the Commtleelon Agriculture.
Mr.. Swift. from the Committee, reported the
joint rules Of the last session, and they were
adopted.
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
ROBERTSONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
Nos; IIo2 EULToH STREET,

The extensive application Of the of small profits cash
payments and large sales branches of business this
n deserves and has in almost every received
"a the subscriber to test is application TO the HATING
business In city whose inhabitants widely distinguished
Tor and taste in dress and the time
my and thrift there great believe that
which enables the community to gaya laudabe paraty
for neatness small expense will with
small degree Of favor Determined ascertain whether
branch Of business which the head and
man the community cannot be conducted this pau the
the and rishng Departments; also kllu and
tasty Cap Makers Each depa'tmen n under the
herence 70 cash on delivery Determination to keep
with all improvements and with the current Fashions of the
asy enable him q e Nay :sy With all thai h 5ow oe
style and durability those sold in Broadway snd unequaed
IN eheapnes and economy TO any eyer offered in this city,
as oss' Leave 20 refer to the following schedule Of articles
idsneal with H.t. heretofore sold so.nd $50. "
and Will ou tGa find them to do equally good service
This Is the same article h:etoior. sold si S. 50 and
90 External appearance and finish closely resembl ng
- the above. the principal difference being in the body
Usually .od s and ssjs.vy nes, in appear, = y
ance, and very servceable.
GAPS.
sas az F8eS Cc . trimmed IN v.r 80
suPeIior manner usually sold at 81 and - 50.
- ~ Usually sold at 81 50 and 81 ''''" "
Usually; sold at 81 IS and 81 So - %
examination will show that the style Of the above articles
cannot be surpassed by any establishment in this city else
N BThe style Of Trimmings adopted At
particularly scommsnded a. we'll for eecuay prssenIing
greater ease and comfort to the wearor. ja3l lmsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
READ WHAT SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DONE
[From the Albany Daily Knicksrbocker ]

lFrom the Albany Daily Knicksrbocker]
VAST TnoY, June 3, 1874.
T,HIsI is TO CERTIFY, that Willard ynks, Proprietor of
i West Troy Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with
deafness for the last twenty and IN the other
for the last impossible for hear the
wing hearing the least was induced Scarpa Com
pound Acoustic Oil for the Of Deafness and t is with
satisfaction enabled that has perfectly
stored hearing aud will be happy any who
West Troy WILLARD jerks.
The following certificate addressed Mesrs A. B. D.
Sands, to whom the parties are known - ,o,,
MEssRs SANDs-(entemenThe following statement OF the
beneficial effects produced the of Scspas Acoustic Oil
daughter send Of justice, that others
have positive facts them OF its value and eca
She nearly deaf for and could only be made
hear by speaking very loud purchased BOTTLE which
used according the printed directions and before
part OF the bottle hard subsnce dschar
ged from the and after the hearing in beth
completely restored It almost year since the
.ieuar. can be obtained by those interested By sailing s my
Try CURED-It is ithout doubt Of the
greatest Affections that befa become deaf his
fortune has hung with double weight the a
hcted from the conviction that nothing could be hoped
from the hest phys However feel much gad that
able to offer the public certain remedy FOR this
fortune IN Oil and at the time TO lay before them
positive evidence Of the virtue of this We make
amsdcal gentleman of the cites" Yes,
Scarpa's OIL n eectng well in afodng relief
certainly working wonders
Sod,by A. D. sands wholesale agents for the propre
tors No. - Fulton street, n Broadway and 73 Broad
way. ~ lmsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
Medical Card,

DOCT0K EAWSEIIT 4 q 1886 fulton street New York
sdinbu,gh and Graduate Of the erson Medical Coege Of
subjects ;-Matrmony Impoency aud sterility anato
mcay, pm, soloeicay and medically explained with
prehensve exposition Of the and modern Of
,yph,s Sscond.ry symPom, GoaorrhG Geet stcictnre,
polstou Doctor Fawcet continues his private
the diseases at his long establshei office
Of the generafve will yield to h mode Of treat
without diet exercise, and without
Even when the procreave energies become torpid
from excessive indulgence from he
will be able the health and vgor Persons
distance enclosing 81 can have copy OF the work
All letters must Re postpaid, and directed DR. Fawcet
l96 FultOn street, New York. f18 Imsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
Sales or stocks at Phiiadelphia.

FIRST BOARD, Feb ass S. 73; 10000 do
3D. 1875 500 Leh gh S 1848 100 shares Wilmington RR
2oM 100 do 3d. 2o 300 do 3d. 2o 100 GiraId Bank S.
sEcoNp BOARD Feb. 25sioooo Stat. s rw 1876 10 600
mortgage sg lo-n SS; 500 semi SIS 1896 5000 high
Pennsy Insurance. 1927 so Famsrs and Mechanics Bank
az 10 do 4 200 Wilmington RR 81; 70 do 20 AZ Camden
and Amboy kR, ITO; 6 Mechanics' Blk, 24M.
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

pALM IN GlLEAD-A Piacticsl Treatise for the treat
ment and of all dec,ie and private diseases 10 oil their
various stages both plain practical and successful d
ss,s % ,et 9He 2r ne VIII m
ihorough medical and surgical ed.caton and Of upwards Of
failed Medical advice and the treatise given gratis TO those who
purcha,e his med 'cines, tcure guaranteed.) . -.
The Doctors hours OF attendance personally are from ~
the morning until Ia the evening, bayard street. 2nd
block east from the Bowery Division strset.
Terms In al csses moderats .fW 2ussh
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
Medical Card.
DOCTOR SON,

DOC n M . II n ON
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, MN fuitsn suieeh ies
In Doctor Morrison continues TO consulted
all private diseases which he without or
straint in diet pursuit Recent cases. perucuaU o'
rhg, y he in TO dayl -. ....s ~ N.
M en- improved principles without pain or
the patient A the symptoms Of Structure are WIZ
snrssons should Be allowed make The
inafou A. those affected with enarKeq prostate ganos may
=. ~ NJ msrh II ;pinyv from awkward prsctitioneys
Nsrvous and Constfuficrai DeotAy.LInm snscqon and
n .i dncns nocturnal emissions and ultimate impo0ncy
cursd by Dr. M pathological prime pIos, BY
shs system healthy and sinstatng og
nsi ygcf perfect cure gusrsntssd, Or 10 ch.sss,
who claim 70 surssons a: he ID peIhap te only guahed
SosE FULTON street Letters postpaid and containing fee viii
nsrre medicine and advice 70 any part Of the Union
Once, solK Fulton, Greenwich, Nsw Oprn from
= A. M. TO 6P. NJ, daily. f27 lmsre
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
B e A RS OIL.

the late Sir Humphrey Dhvy and Sir Henry Haford that
Bears properly prepared was the best thing ever
bald. Messrs Sands Co have saved expense in get
ting the Bears from anada and ELSEWHERE End
its high perfume renders indispensable for the toilet and dress
ing room Of all
Sold by A. b. SANDS & CO., No. 273 Broadway Granite
Budiugs Of Chambers 70 Fulton and
Eas Broadway Price so cents large Is small bottles
fell lmkm
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
. A II u q U Il - q M % n n ~ .

N. w CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU sIhEETs.
THK Nsw YoRx HEnALp-A Daay Paper, issued every
morning Of che weck-prce TWO csrIs per copy Coanty
Subscrbers furnished at the rae for specific penod
on rsmnsss in savases No sont snlss paid In al
Thx WEExLr BsaALD-issusd On Saturday rscrninG a
tea oeock--pficr aCsHrsR per c0py-far
aished Coaay subscsbes M ~ u sss s1vssaa
o. a. els fs-. rae scv any sescfsi psfied.
s,EsyescyNZr rsexsssc< - AfdFegs hsie lsftgug
!ss sssss .. ss.ys.! ysssS.ss'sAi ss'sn~Hdss''
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
DOCTOR J. HEINE.

DJOlOh j. HElNE,
CO DUANE STREET nesr Chatham, continues to be
~ suited on the various branches Of his profession DR. IL
will always give his candid opinion to all who may appyhe
will never y mise cure unless the patient cursb Chronic
aHecons OIL the bones and joints caused by disease
rheumasm phiitic and mercua ulcers, diseases OF the
sn ,ly and digestive scroiua diseases OF women
and children and all delicate Diseases engages doctors par
ticular attention IT, HElNk, M. d.,
H2 imsrc Member of the Medical Soccty.
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
FOR THE PILES.


NivERssAL RS Inc, pa 1 sXsfy sst{
PILE ELECTUARY has been introduced, the most crafty
ing of its excellent effects have been received by the
proprietor In hundreds of has iumphed over
cases which der med incurable
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES.
gentleman from Brooklyn, Long Island after using two
boxes Of the Eect9ary me the following
obtained the medicine severely from IN attack
headache accompanied by sensation the somach
There ppaon about the head but the body legs and
always dry and husky The medicine removed the
Piles cured the headache and distress the stomach and ere
ad natural perspraion the whole body and am now
in better health than have been for years. -
gentleman who had long been subjected 70 Piles suffering
intensely from their continuance informed Mr. MITCHELL 263
Bowey N Y that their complete removal effected BY the
Of the Vege able Eectuary This individual had tested All
but very slight net This Internal Remedy however speed
lily manifested happy adaptation for this complaint and most
satisfactorily convinced the sufferer that the high reputation
which the Ecary has attained based solely upon the great
This cerfes ,hat used DR. Upham's Pile Electuary more
than ago, for Piles. IF which complaint cured me-
still it when occasion requires and prefer 1t TO any oher
medicine obviae morbid accumuiuons
the stomach and bowels and fy the blood-and after
having used great variety Of be tn, to be s
perior TO all Others THOMAS WALL,
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
Sold ia h' city by the proprietor only regularly educated
physician confined Office practice for the treatment OF
Chronic Diseases No. 1856 Bowery Medical advice In rels
ton to the above any other complaints gratis.
Price OF the Fl -cuary, One Dollar: Remember that the
Eec.uary Internal Remedy and external applica
st. Office hours from A. M. to VI. M.
iv2Q 3mdG dGwA
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

The Glove Anodyne the best Of ali Toohache Remedies
is immediate and certain in its effects curing the violent
too,hache pain in the gums in one minute. =,
proved that this anodype composition will
give immediate permanent relief after the failure Of
other remedy it pleasant the taste and smell will not in
entirely Che pain and sosa. from decayed tooth
proc the face from the around tooth
apparently sound this application will give speedy relief by
Prepared and sold BY A. B. sANDs Q. Druggists and
Chemists 273 Broadway, OF Chambers street. Granite
Building Sold also 70 Fulton East Broadway and
by Druggists generally throughout the United States
fei ImA m
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
MEDlCAL ADVICE

OOCTOR LAMERT il still con6dentally consulted, at his
old Office Ss Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases OF delicate nature his being mild and
udici0us neither mercury, diet, him
drance from business pursus Recent cured In
days
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from ouen Of the passions or
Greet YOUTH and thereby causing nightly emissions and
uay confirmed mpoency the D strcst attention,
his object being restore the mentally and bodily
that state of yigor nature originally dezigned.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least aware sometimes caused by maeat
Of uninated medical Preenders and sometimes by the
oeglec Of the parties themselves, by the Dr. eeStuly
cured without pain or Inconvenience.
The Doctor being one Of the few qualified ADVERTISING Sur
yeon in he city, guarsntees perfect charge made
medicine with advice sent Of the United Staes
Office So Gold street Open from AM. to Q PM.
lay
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
fREAD THIS

II CASES IN the Surgical and Medical lns especlMy
those ofong standing advice and medicine gau
the % 1ppeaton, neither name or rernsqqS
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH
ACHE DROPS-AN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CURE.-Those who
have felt the painful throbbing and excru-
through their jaws with most tormenting
perseverance,, and, as is often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased to know Of a remedy
that will never fail TO quiet forever the
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
HULL'S TRUSSES

HULL'S TRUSSES
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
~ PERSONS afflicted with Ruprurss may rely
m Nupon the best Instrumental aid the world affords
80 vsn application the Office. No. Vesoy streef
/or to either Of the Agents in the principal
towns in the United States Be careful to
the back pad Of Hu usscs they endorsed
upon good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken veud limitations Of Hus
celebrated Trusses and thousands imposed upon
quence These limitations be relied they made
81 unskful mechanics and better thar the ordinary
Trusses
Rooms have fitted No Vescy exclusively
fer ladies' having entrance from the business depa
uent where female in constant attendance wait
SIs pst
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
INYENTEn AVN RAEp nm nv

N. DE BOUDELOQUE, M b., LISBON, PORTUGAL
scientific combination Of neE.dsan Of which these Pills
Of the world They known all Europe only
tain -
Lhs directions are ansatsd into Ensish and enveloped
round with the seal Of the importer Each boz
ins the signature Of NJ de boudeoque and he English d
recto.s have the signature Of Dr. y. MELVEAU, auhos
agent FOR the Continent of America.
They be transmitted BY ms to any part Of the Unit
the United States Once I2s Liberty street near Grsenw
.ness Price ss-half boxes - No half boxes by
sold Eoson At Salem Letters directed TO Dr. f.
Melveau boz 1924 New York. will with nmad,.te .tfen.
ton. All letters be post paid. mri linda wsrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
&5OO EEwAkD.yyFoss' sfECiElc YlxTUI

6E0A REWAhD.-CROSS SPECltlC MlXTURE-
DCOV For the Of Gonorrhca Gleeu Structures and
analogous complaints OF the organ Of generation.
Of all remedies discovered for tbs above complaints, this
il the most certain.
Il make sspsedy aEl permanent cure without The ass re-
scton Diet drink exposure change in appeaca to bu
siness.
give NO long quachsh recommendations Assive tbs
public II the medicine does speak for irself shall
speak for It, Our object notify where il ~ hd and
the proprietor challenges single casof recent 0ea$wa to be
brought which the Mxture will effect r1pA under
forfeiture Of $780,
This dease that unfortunately pervndss all rn Of So
cicty-hh low rich and matrimonial and naSa They
here presented with remedy by which they sa sz~ them
selves without the least the shortest as pAsble
Further the disease be contracted G dose Of the Mir
il taken at night gong to bed when exposed.
bottles with full directions accompanying
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally eures-
many cured in days.
For sale Only at VIM H. Minors Is1 Broadway corner Of
John st. oppos Franklin House. New Fork Mr. Bays, cor
Of Chestnut and Seventh Streets Phadepha: and at M
ssitss ~ Washinetos Boston; Canal street, New
Orleans and % Main street, Cincinnati. fs9 lmsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

DOCTOK JOHNSON, II Duane street. 20 well mown q
eaettionsI !hs, New YORK can boa. 9 II he I'm Of
found his old Office Dr. Johnson satisfy any that
he legally qualified practise Phvsc and SuIgeysha he
Of your general Phy.ieisn.snd tina. q: skj il the fst
and Structure Of the Urstha preeminen My patenis
rot only from Of the United States but tsy
so1 pssnr yssr di.scuntseanes snseksry in any form
in the country whore they 6nd physician skilled in
hs treatment OF their dissase Evs1y sasr undertaks s
make charge. No how long You may have 0iss
sctrs uesT upon Il: boay in DE throat no.e ps1s
yor cprahe Constitutional Weakness, sometimes
Seminal Weakness brought by secret habit ndu&ed
BY young have paid much attention the treatment
,l,a nalGdy Many gnortanss victim q th. unnatural
the limbs AID ANAL OF the back confusion Of intellect
loetfuuess pspton Of the heart aversion TO socety ara
3D. guarantee Post paid letters with ststemen; q cas-.
sasc door frnrn Ch,.h.r, ssrect fet v. IN
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITAT I'd.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S EyEEAN
RENOVATOR

I'm all those where manly v,gor is impaired where the
mental and physical roszeted by unrssanec
indulgence Of the passions particularly by those solitary and
md debility the Hygean Renovsor will be found nfsllib
healthy action, and impotency by nfnsing
into the In many instances the effect nstan
IL fas chronic gleets and whses
semoves sterty BY restoring healthy re[ns actsa Refer
Renovator with those aecons also in Dyspep
sa weakness OF the back and lons and affections Of BE
organs Sold only the Importing Agents." &c FultoS
New York Price - per bottle Of 10 oGso,. sld for
warded to all parts OF the Union.
NB.--Cop,ous directions accompany each bottle.
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