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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-26
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
DIR S. o. RICHARDSON'S
CONCENTRATED

HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
DIR s. o. RICHARDSON'S
CONCENTRATED
SH RRY WINE BITTERS.
THE Proprietor of this Medicine offers to the public the
suit of an extensive and thorough
Of the laws wh.h govern human system be denied
~ those no have h The ular virtues
Ut these BITTERs that they all olers
now for the disco vino they profess
Ii well known fact thar arise fros de-
aneemen Of the Stoma IN and Bowels in youthful adult and
declining life.
1.-THE stomach Grand with every dish,
tomb OF roast, and boil. d. and flesh, and fish;
Where bile, aud wind, aud phlegm. and acid jar,
= And all the man is intestine war;
The extensive sympates which exist between these and
other OF the living body, the foundation Of
diseases Of all kinds Irregular Appetite languor drows:
ness wandering pains. headache lownss. Of .p &e and
heat hornes of breath .unscs piles pfsmmatcI
humors coughs and host Of diseases which embitte life
and poison all sources OF enjoyment
The dsr character Of these Bitters srkng
their operation being more Or less powerful according 70
cases Of slight 9f the stomach and bowels caused
natur needs prevent mole serious
they f,egueny operate m2re powea causing two or !hre
This ,hed they act upon the system in xion
Ion i esto,ed to state of health and re- eyed yscr
No. y Fulton street. '3 Broadway, ~ last Broadway
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aAciiuk hlswAnD.--oiiOSs ,iEGlrIC aiikrUhh-
pew For the cure Of Gonorrhes. Giees. sc:as and
analogous complaints OF the Of gencYaticr.
q all rnsdc1 yet eScovcred los tas sbcss complaints this
10 the most certain
IL make esyeedy and permanent cure whca .he least
sictioa 70 de- drink exposure csangs application bu
sinesx.
We give lcr2 quscksh datons deceive nv
pnbc. the medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
the proprietor challenges single Of Gonorhca
forfeiture Of $500.
This disea.e that unfortunately pervxdes all ranks Of
eetyhfgh, low rich and poor matrimonial single Thsy
arc here presented with remedy by they them
selves wioni tbs least the shortest time possible
Further h- dyease cannot be contracted if aoze Mir
snre 10 taken at night gpux to bed when exposed.
II bottles with full directions it.
81 bottle Ols bottle lasts weak which senera.ly
many cured in Two dayy.
For sale Only VIM. II. Minors ls2 Broadway sorner
John st. opposite Franhs House. New roi: Mr. Banya
OF Chestnut and Seventh rladespn.
sns ~ .ashuStos stmvt Boston; "a Canal street New
cricana. and % hi1in street. Circnp1fi. al imsrc
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FA E X 8 EG Ar FACT ",
u DlvislOn Street,

!.
n Division street.,
THE yNpERsIesBE S.l Yoks an
4: sss
n: lsi,s~ss iias; e +
send equal Havana sssas Of corresponding style and
E::I a'''''' E:'si: Rs$$:s s ss;
, 800 an boxed i r. r Havana s .,yi.:
log s
a:s sss Sc as % Es .'' %
E :;s. Ssss SR s:.ss;, EE,igS Fauna.
>, '. 's."''''' 5Y;i.s H. sAs isA fEs.tS &C.
WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORIUM.
made selected Havana TeSscco and having
ss sold 80 per cent lower than tine quality Of Imported
Havana Resalia. IN sths and iO,hs. Cazadoras.
Washi,nston La Nornas, Espsanza,
rJ Ja.H saa Il Principles: Rsases as &c
aaa Rs'' RkSNRf FIJI tx
GENUINE IMPUk1ED HAVANA sEGAnS
ThE suBsCR Der Offers sale at Wholesale ind rrtal
tee following choice ands Of segas in point Of slia
U tss i ps .'''' - TINS CITY Ingeniuaad.
do small sizes, P PALM. Cesbrad,
La tragancia, Caaones. (for the Southern
Norma, marketl
Venus Paneeias. {of yarious brands \
Cabana, Suitable for London Regalias do do
msrkeIl Trasrcos,
Fstrela do E,perauxa.
N1rirga, (of superior auality)
Strangers citizens aud generally would do well in
calling aud examining this splendid stock Of segArs previous
70 elsewhere, all the above
Imported aud contain nothing the t
and best quality. u. M. HENRlaUES,
m3l inns rrc 81 William street.
400 900 HAVANA SEtiARs, imported by M. AN
4OO3UOO GUL0, for sale at q Liberty street. Among
them will be found Csbanos, DO mpe aes egalias Pane
telas Cubrey Werner Segars; do small Napoeon5 Nor
mas Uraca San Roman pei.c,. Golonas, Do Panatrlas
and various other brands Also, Old Tobacco from the
weil,knqwn houses Just imported by the Chsoph Colon
and the Rapid a3 3ns uc
W AiLhAa NV A1CHES AND JhWt.LNl -tnoae
~ WHO wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
70 cal on Ibs s Who Ia Es ~ ca;n
ps OF the above retail much lower than other house
the Gay Gold Watches low 800 and each
and !ewslIy exchanged OF bought, Al atchs, waI.
and Jswelry repaired in the best and warranted
at much leEs than tne usual prices
q. G. ALLt.N, Importer Of Watches and Jewel-y.
a3 lrAec fnhaesait and rstsil Wall -. steiYs
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A PROCREATIVE L LlXlR CORDIAL.
yHE discovery in nscsa, that OF ~ Ia.
~ nans: ne Nos sire,y sasi9e1 .G $50
bsfrsnness, (exesp indeed cases Of n,ao whcss
extremely rsrel The nve;iahe end g.
Sfir Cordial II every Of producing tst sse Of
VINO for years pinned in chldes oneass has ty es,asks
the fact :hst what is usually teei haenncss spe hs
ausis weakness tvoI .bus debility aeonaGepse sd tae
pr2ienre It's and ipyreble u,s
iion. The fame Ct ts Tcldsnl Ehxs Cordial il we'll
sses y snsient evidence Of &c. eIaecaee apd re enenos
winch held 1t pleasant and agreeable the
The undcrgnd tbs only as.hc<s aScnt IL ts ccrsy
fricc - bottle
FOR the convenience Of residing Of city
tcaeas conposiog the Elixir Cordial pct X cscass
fo arxnissiog BY mall with it'll direction for p.sparixg.
Price OF Package IS, lnahips three bottles.
al lcs.ars rust he pcz.peit and dirsc,ed to
Dr. y. MELVhkU, boxsl224, ~. York Gig.
tssscs - i.terv At
N.B-Lsdss calling for the "Exirn viii Be waited ~
lady Attendance. ala I!TuxWsm
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- PIECE OF LAND, on the Eighth Avenue and $50
f.. street. Containing about 70 Of land There on
premises Fraile Dweiny which weuld b. repaired
Tor good tenant Apply to ANTHONY CAkKoLL,
ap6 lmsec % Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-26

SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREvOLVING PISTOLS
BLUNT ~ SYMS,
No ~ Chatham street.
MANUFACTURERS Of the above articI. have now 4 com
peis assortment r.rdy for e Spring trade which they Of
chants and dealers their assortment 20 The mauufactu Of
which, they have psd personal attention. from the
quantity they Making sell them lower than before Of
fsred. - ~ y
AIso1uns Of their manufaczde a. well AZ everv var
ETY. imported Guns and implement ia ounntes IN ~, m,
chascrs. eyceediavly low prioes rs ,,nsnm
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MRS. CARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOUR
BATHS,
lkx.<..

MANY have heard Of the efficacy of Mrs C,rrols
Iva Vapour Baths remedy for and preventive OF colds
influenzas rheumatic Affections &c &C. Although its bene
fits in uc cases cannot BE oseraed should not be forgot
evsry other mode e bathing Many deferred from trying
from the idea Of its being Formidable operation
tended with IL The adnnisterngNs bath
be more ample safe ead leasan than the Vapcur Bath
AIa. CAROLS stabl shmen Some, contrary
prncpea q physiology md common imagine that there
feet Of the bath rendered active and The skin is better
alb ed TO resist the influence Of The the idea
catching cold after BATH a5snrb Open from six
the morning till at night Portable Baths part Of
the city.
sulphur Baths require one hours notice.
80 Ihe'Eaths will b. removed LIST of May TO 1874 Fulton
street "a lin nc
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Medical AID.

DR GREGORY, 6s Gold !. at home usual d,y and
~ night attending the duties Of his profession Srsnges
and Others who char need professional priys
and who the best treatments aad ec
nal curshald apply above Dr. Gregory has lately
some put rs Lever NJ: pa
tncly confidential. ap23 imssc
DR. CAReENTG,t is at home DAILY, at NO. Peck slip
~ from A. M, until L. NJ seduousy DEVOTED TO the
welfare Of his merous PATIENTS Dr. Garpentss Old esab-
private and confidential Separate Offices and Pa
exposed each others obseIvton. Or g.
licentae OF the New York State Medic Soclety had
than thirty years experience. Perfect in all
guaranteed Charges reasonable. a2i Glsm
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THE PRIVATE TREATISE.

THE PRIVATE TREATISE.
LITTLE VOLUME by Dr. RALPH, designed To e-rbls
n individuals 10 undertake successfully privately
their coinpaint-and also aau fa ui
ycrpton ofseyera that
for and TINS the decrp,ions t,at
ignorant uDprincled class c lSple who Les
the city, Ike rank eralu-te Of EG5ureh his
letters of introduction from SIR A. Loope Of ,rdon. Dr.
Mott Of this city Dr. Physlc OF PHILADELPHIA and oe and
hi. permission 70 refer 70 almost every o. em,o.s
the work. To be had only at So Grsavic Price 81,
II may BE- sent by post unbound. lihsi imsec
NaADAME EEtSTEL.L.
EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office al .e.isca5s It3 0res2
witch Street, tetwec9 CouT !andt and strees where
she consulted with ts sftss ecrGdsEce cnnpl5r
Incident 20 the female fsaInS.
NoTIcE letter. paid add-sssi hex 25e. Eew
York. 3as.cu OlSce, No. Gassx s;,ssI
y. n.-Mas.me RESrEtA wos.l inform ladiss .csiding
out OF the cy, whsrs health would sSu,t CT nas~v.
that abe roaid devote her pegsonEi t
psrs OF n. United States within Reasonable d.sta.-ca.
n d&wsrc
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r AMPS, CHANDELIERS, GlkANDOLES &e-The
u subscribers have made such arrangements with manu-
actuIes that they will after the 18th day Of March, ready
exhibit by far the best of House Furnishing
Goods in the United States at reduced prices They
opening complete assortment of entirely and
beautiful goods such Solar and Lard Lamps Chanda
er variety Of patterns, suitable for private houses
churches hotels and STEAMBOATS,; and beautiful
Pendants Lanterns, &c.
CREST varty style Goods received per shin
Europe and opening such fine quality plated Baskets
isles, &c. sc.
Rich fancy and plain Tea Trays in variety fine Table
Cutlery and DOZENS and every variety Of rich cut and
plain GlasswaSein Short almost every article required for
housekeeping, may b. found the subscribers show rooms
49, WOItAM HAUGHWOUr,
mhi5 lmsm .6I Brondwsv
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These articles arc not only quite equal respects
Especially in the Style Of ming superior to Any in tn city
etabshments will show deduction Of 81 SO
mary prices All Hats warranted Of the most fashionable
Broad way patterns.
NB-rhe propetors extensive arrangement. enable him to
offer ambiguous bargains Wholesale dealers and
country merchants. Inn m
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LIFE PRESERVERS.

LIFE PRESERVERS,
Of Goodysar's Patent Gum Elastic Composition
WAKRA NTED to Withstand the greatest of heat
w and Id and not to melt soften ia the seams 1.-THE great
defect PFesevers made OF the rubber preparation
io gene raj assortment OF goods under the
above patent. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE BEECHER,
a10 msrc 100 Bros Pine nd Wall AIS
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Enp CATE

FOh SALE.
sxxs A SMALL FARN-Stuated six miles from Morris.
own Basknridge NJ Jersey. aud within three and
half hours ride from the city, daily con!AnnR twenty
Lend high ofcuyaiion and
hendsome Two Story House and Kitchen god Barn Nc
There ao the premises good variety OF Fruits For u
formation apply Janes Barley evenne and Sec nd
ST. Harrison Price, NO. % Coens Slip; Robt Barley,
at the premises. all lm"ec
$50 + OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Ar Low PRICE:
~ excellent Farm Of 300 Wesichester county "a
la.~ miles from this city, mile fiom depot at
Williams Bridge nsitn large aud coach houses stables
shed large ia house. fine fuit, splendid views OF sound
Long Island &C. healthy Stages daily near pusiic
landing Immediate POSSESSION Apply az No lSo asst bro,u-
way. nc I'm IN
,1,a ABOUT FL Z TONS OF GARDEN SEED for
Sse moderap AID III quantities 10 srit urchas-
~Nen at T. BKl DGEMAN'S permanent family estabiph:
NO $40 Bro alway 1850 lbs cf radish; 1000 lbs CT
beet including manRel ~urts and be-, 800 lbs oil u-
nip; lbs Il and whit cste carrot 30 IFS Of oni H
lbs Of spn.ch 200 lbs 81 csbt together with cey GU
cumber gar leek, lettuce mel parsley psrsnp sal
s beans flower seed Nc If all the choicest species
and varieties
Alsc by his Alfred III, same pemises, general
s-rtment Of GREEN HOUSE PLANTS. embracing about
so o celebrated varieties Of gersniums all OF the best
kinds monthly with azeas camelias cana:
tons verena AM other Towering aud ornamental
pauts including the best double dahl,as, Sc G::
AMERICAN STAN GARD HORTICULTURAL BOOKS
the results Of IS practice in the vicinity Of
New York THE Young rdener. Assistant. the !th edit
ton. improved 40 Iace. THE Kitchen Gardrers lnstruc-
tori: The Fars's Guide and he Fruit Cult vaors Man
ua for sale Wholesale end retail by the author S7 Broadway
corner Of 18th street. app! 2w~Tc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07
MOfat's Vegetable Life Pills
and Phoenix BitteTs.

A PURELY vegetable and most mildly yet
IN effectually operating medicine. is now full
Iy established upon the highest station in pub
J lie estimation, by the sure ordeal oil universal
experience. The most respectable and scien-
t6c members of the medical profession who
have witnessed their prompt and astonishing
power in the most difficult and frighlful cases
of scrofua and other destructive nbaladies that
can be found recorded in the annals of medical
science, have been compelled to surrender their
preiudces and have freely awarded TO these
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES the testimony
Of their warm and full appreciation, in letters
now in the proprietor's possession. In addi-
tion to these, he has thousands OF certificates
from persons whom they have cured of the
most obstinate and distressing bilious and Iip-
er complaints, jaundice, c0siiUeness, piles,
rhe,matism, erysipelas, s,celings, ulcers, sail
rheum, leprosy, unsighLiy eruptions of the
skin, and foulaess Of complication, pains in the
head, side, back, limbs, organs and joints, fever
and dgue, intermittent and reDltttGnt teDers,
Sheumatic colds and coughs, ;neipient con-
sumptions, nervous and general debility, vast
ing away OF the flesh and loss Of appetite,
night s,oeats, sntcard feper, and dyspepsia,
with its frghtiul train of suherings. These
certificates all contain the names and residen-
ces of the writers, who, with the exception OF
some medical men, are the persons cured, and
whose testimony, therefore, can neither be de-
MED nor doubted As family medicines, indie
pendantIy 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 anC
authentic testimonials of their invariable anc
extensive efficacy. Prepared and sold, whole
sale and retail, by DR.. VIM. b. MOFFAT
SS5 Broadway, N. Y.
BUTTON & CLARK, Agents, Brattle
boro. GEO. II. BANcRoFT, Grafton. Iy2S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

WooL--Sales Of fleece have been made to a fair
extent, at prices ranging from 80 47c per ID ;
pulled commands our quotations. There has been
regular demand during the last few weeks, and
the stocks of dealers are sensibly diminished =
Coarse foreign is in fair request, and prices remain
without any essential change.-Boston Courier,
Jan. "a.
Iron BY the last advices from England, we
learn that great activity prevailed in the Iron trade.
The great abundance Of money, together with the
very large anticipated demand for new railways
and iron vessels the coming year, has caused ma.
teral advance in prices, which II was believed
would be firmly mantained.-D
Hors.--The news by the Cambria is favorable
for an export demand aud holders are firm at the
quoted rates. 20 80 bales superior Soda lac per
lb.--B
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

BEeeISo CAPIrAL.-A correspondent Of The
New York Tribune mentions the following in
cident. There are variety Of ways Of getting
d living in this world
"a few months since, clergyman was ffe-
quently visited by a ftmaie who uniformly
brought in her arms an infant cloihed in rugs.
and so poor and emaciafed that apparently The
little sufferers existence could not be many
days prolonged. 10 use his own expression.
lis hands seemed as destitute OF flesh as an ca
glt's claws Alter suitable relief had been fur
nished the little sufferer in the way of clothing.
he (ihe cleIgyman) while on visit 10 par-
ishioncr, was asked 10 go with the lady of The
house to see doing s6eiefor, in the person Of
the identical child that he had before relieved
He found it in the hands of another mother,
and clothed in rags, as when he first saw il.
He investigated The matter and found that the
child was starred Tor the purpose of being used
as capital in begging--ihat four different fe-
males used il for this purpose, each using differ
ent streets 10 exhibit il in and all claimed il
MS their own. They cleared by the operation
about six dollars per week" .sf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07
VOL. XII. NO. "a.

A Factory GIRL.--Tbe Kennebec Jour.
nal gives the following description of the 70.
mantle adventures of New England "Fsc.
tory girl: :" ssam
Miss Irene Nichols, daughter Of Mr. Ma.
thanie Nichols, of Monmouth, Kennebec
County, while at work in factory in Dor
chester, Mass, some four years since, was
offered very liberal wages to go to Mexico,
and engage in factory just established
there. She with eight others, accepted the
offer. While there, she became acquainted
with Ferrera, the present revolving and sue
cesslul General, with whom she contracted
marriage She made visit to her friends
in Maine, last summer, during which she re-
ceived frequent letters from Ferrera. She
left here in July or August last, for Mexico.
via New York, where she obtained license.
and was united in marriage TO Gen. Ferrers.
by his representative, the General not being
! able 10 leave Mexico--a step rendered neces-
sary, as the parties were both Protestants.
and could not be married in Mexico, CATH
olic country. Ferrera is nov President of
Mexico, having his head quarters at the Ma
tional Palace in the city, and this Kennebec.
Factory girl now 'rtrcis in The halls of thc
Hontezumos.' Gen. Ferrera is of German
extraction, and we are given TO understand
is an ardent admirer of the Institutions Of
this country, and would not be opposed to
the union of Mexico with the United States.
A Society, extensive in its ramifications, al
ready exists in Mexico. with view TO the.
accomplishment Of such project"
1t seems that Miss Irene Nichols, the factory
girl who married by The Kennebcc Journal 10
The President Of Mexico, Gen Ferrera, did not
herself consummate that splendid match The
Deutsche Schnellpos nicrns Us that she uiarried
worthy man called Hnnsctild, bookkeeper in a
large German mercantile house in Durago.
Gen Jackson an indorser If The Florida
| [ Teras] Treaty Notwithstanding the COM
paints Gen Jackson makes of The tfeaIy,
bounding the United States by the Sabine, and
his insinuations, il not assertions, that Mr. Ad-
ans, from wish a. iniure The South, gave I'D
the Rio del Norc, there is no doubt that Gen.
Jackson himself approved that treaty. The
personal representative ofeMr Monrte, UNDER
stood to be Nj Governeur, cane out the other
day in a card in the National IntrlI;peucer. In
which he challenges any body 60 deny such 10
hr the fact, for he has, il is stated, Gen jack
sons own handwriting TO prove IL, in a letter
he then wrote TO Mr. Monroe. In that very
letter, il IS said he scouts the idea Of retaining
Texas a military position, and gives il as
his opinion that no better treaty could have
been made in any respect wha,ever.-N. y
Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

NTHITE LAKE FISH, just packed, and in
wv prime order, for sale by
&. T0WNsLEY Il SON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07
SAP BUCK ETS.

EAOA GOODNOW's Superior Sap Buckets,
CUUU Tor sale, very cheap for cash, at
DICKINSON, DAY g. cos
January 49, ls45 swas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

From Spain there is lille that is new-noth-
ing that is encouraging. Zufbano continues TO
escape the pursuit of his bloodhounds. Graf
seems To have exhausted itself in discovering
his whereabouts. A glance at another column
will show much blond has been spill in political
movements siEce Espariero left The country.
The Queen of Portugal closed The Cortes in
person on the 18th inst. That body was, how.
ever, TO be opened again on The oiof January.
The Government, il is said, contemplate The
introduction OF an act 10 abrogate The privileges
of foreign residents. II is aimed more especials
y at the English in Portugal. The papers re-
port misunderstanding between Sir Siratiold
Canning, the British Ambassador at Conslan-
tinople, but il does not seem 10 have been se-
fious, although Sir Stanford left the city for a
lime. is,S fes1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

Washington Rumors.--That the nomina-
ton of Judge King to the bench of the SUI
preme Court OF the United States, has been
laid on the Senate table, by large majority.
Thai duel is expected between Col Rem
ton and Ex-Governor Thomas, of MARYLAND.
growing out OF an unpleasant family quarrel.
That McNuliy has Obtained satisfactory bail.
and has week from Tuesday last to make
good his deficiency and escape The criminal
prosecution, and thai his sureties on The 500
coo bond, as clerk, have seruredthe $4,000
which was recently in the hands Of a business
firm in New York 10 his account, and will
therefore suffer only 10 the tune Of $4,000 -
That nothing has been heard from the Pres,
dent elect, and the faithful are in great iroub-
lie in consequence Of their being unable TO OBJ
TAIN answers To their letters 10 Col James X :.
Polk, and that letter from Tennessee is in
Washington for his brother, marked .impof-
tanl,' which may contain the secrets of the fti-
ture administration. fhs 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

Cost Of Gssauliing an Editor.-Mr Whitney
formerly the proprietor OF a newspaper IN Isl,
Louis, has recovered 81 600 damages. for an
assault committed upon him Two years ago. a
Mr. CoaSe IS the gentleman who liquidstes.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

woman who lived in the family Of Randall
Angel. Blrrilve, r. l., was killed last week
in The following singular manner. She was
picking up chips, when large ram, attracted
by her black cap ran against her head and
botied her SO violently that she died in lew
minutes. la