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ABERNETHY,S BOTANICAL PILLS,


RE the unnvssd remedy for diseases Of M
urs positiys and speedy without the rstreaIn
diet hndspss from busine The many ea
other nauseatng mixtures fail them decided
preference Besides beng entirely free from any
meii' my ~ ~ =. @ ; ~ % e .ssnce of The
most intimate fendhus enab the patients them
selves any fear Of suspicion discovery They are
ra Obstinate Gss, Seminal Ws.knss and Iii ohsr
Utha and Urinary Osans They give tone and ener
gy the generays organs rarely ever sIpsrienced rom
gedients which the system One Box (which lasts
week generally cares. Many arc cured in three days
Hall 3s Catherine street Maiden lane Price 81
boz. They conveniently sent by post. lao I'M N
MEDICAL NOTICE.
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted With any form
have eny half BY auscsz, had better carsuy p'rase
DR. Cooper-SiT Las July contracted eertan private
disease and Immediately applied 70 deft3 who pasm.ed g
gradually acting tried after another an the
advertising doctors and each promised positively 70 cupe
st length discovered tho object of these nsn was mo mo
the hospital where the doctors hspt me- under course oi me
curry for eight week. throo aud liberated pains
somps .eou :nS h % oeo
me any more medicine and advised southern cms.s' I'll
the hospital and By advice Of several friends placed mys
under the s Of January last am now wen ana
restored 20 D''i''' health wi'n THoas sRis GREEN
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, N.
Dr. Cooper warrants to no matter nov
standing Of Glse Structure nnd Seminal Wekness and mild
Of maads cured in ts ho9rs without
TWO door from Chatham st No cxre no nav. fsI lmsm
READ THIS.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical lne especially
those ong standing receive advice and medicine gratis
On the fst application neither at
nN 3m*rc
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AMERICAN HAIR DYE.

WARRENTED, if strictly applied according to direction
W to change the hair from Other color beautiful
auburn or perfectly Jet black, without staining irritating the
=, PREPARED only BY DIR JAYNE No 20 South Third street
Philsdelpha Price so cents Sold by the Agents. A. ID
Sand Druggists No. 70 Fulton street. 27s B,oadwsy Eas,
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P0RTUG n EsE Female plIT.S
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
d n h n Il 4, ~ \ a E IN " N,


aMs ZOE DON BENN ETg
NV CORNER SUTTON AND rASs All s,rls = T'rs
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morninn OF the week-prce caxaE per ropv ccapYs
Subsctbcrs fufEhad At tbs rae my sreese poJ
o. Yerausac9 IN rrWscn no .rer spy salsss mad Ia 81,
" " 80 "''
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ts~ ocicds--Trcc Etg
shsd TO C6wety S1haosheyr s5 por m syaysr
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WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS y!

WORMS! WOKMS!! WORMS!u
WORMS swept from the stomach acd bowels by
w JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFtGE, as by the besom Of
destruction They perish ndr its searchrg influence
" ard are eIed With the mucas in which they embed
Of the disorder should take place of Il pre-
psratcn will never fail produce the tesred effect
effect does not weaken with r-peton hose who suffer from
tho Piles or Remtien Fever or any complaint where mild
verm uge valuable remedy Sold by the Agents A
p SANDS Druggists, Nc. 10 Fulton street, 273 Broadway
" East Broadway j12B In IN
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR EVANS. No. u Peck slip, Water street,
~ New York, has been than forty years in the
cess practice physic surgery particularly curing
percy( those desperate Of every variety Of
caused by ma-practce 1t Of the greatest imporanee
Tor the unfortunate choose execed physician Dr. 4.
the oldest and experienced N this city; his pracc.
great his success astonishing ney have been expelled
for privacy. Call at l2 Peck and be convinced His
1uAr
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Isivs-n1oI Mas t..<.

II bales prime and very superior dsw rotssd Hemp
Jail " - ''' " T. R2atSSit.ffikY GStfikY CO.. - seu.A a.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCEss,

TRIUM MPHANT SUCCESS!
Mr. BRIsTow F.ishnE Writing M.,ssr his mo.s
and Brooklyn the distinguished support and the many
Aarng proofs OF APPRECIATION hsY have been
stow on his efforts his yis. Mr. BIS
No ls Brssdw.y tRoem No ~ will continue OPEN for Pa
lit being positive ntention early in the spring.
to his Academies London and Liverpool.
n IL $40 w 3
SUPERIOR ELEaANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM 81
WRITING.
ACADEMY, No. 1856 BROADWAY;
Mr. u. impar Ladies aud dentlemen oi
ALL AGES supeiior free oicng expeditions, beautg and
stye of PeImanship executed elegant ohhand
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS
no matter how bad iiiegibie cramped the writing IS
the rs,s S uav & q s ysns
ExrRA Lessons given (ee OF chaIse .saulTsd BOOK X
SxEPIHG and SHORT HANp taught usual Mr. b. 10 DC
efrom A. NJ to lP NJ, or tosP.M.
q 9 > { 2~
vTxn' in New York can take course Of Writing in
B-specimsns of Writing are exhibited the awning
pOxt. 1U tm~ec
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involve the entire world in war; for, il a war
should grow out OF this Oregon question betwesn
The United States and England II will most assured
ly,brag France into immediate alliance with the U
States, and iltte by little, the arena ot arms will
be extended against her till the principal powers
of Europe take sides in the contest However
anxious the king OF France may be 10 maintain an
independent position, he will had that he cannot do
50 Al the risk of MS crown and his dynasty, and
these he will not expose.
The cordi Al anders .andng now existing between
England and France, or rather their governments,
viii De ended as soon as the French press and peo-
pie the prob ability OF war between us and John
Bull. The GulZot ministers must fall on the arrival
In Europe of the OF the stand now taken by the
American Congress, aud be succeeded by a ministry
representing the traditional and hereditary senti-
ment OF antipalhy in France towards England. The
most that the public sentiment of France Will per-
init Louis Philippe to do, In the interest OF England
and OF peace, will be TO offer his mediation between
the two parties. France, or rather Louis Philippe,
has great interest in the preservation OF peace
that ne will probably force the British Government
to accept the mediation of his government, rather
than take the chance Of its declaring in favor of the
United States An end may be put to all danger of
war If France should take this course and this
course il is almost certain she will adopt Ii should
not be forgotten that il England that rendered
France like service when difficulty had grown
up between the latter country and the United
States. In haste, yours, r. N.
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NT1R. SALTER'S YOUNG MANS FRIEND," or Spe.
c,fcs Mixture, completely bids defiance those pre-
uneouslled power neutrazss he yus and a
the morbid symptoms and irritation Of the disease
generally hours This mixture may be relied
with the confidence being andoe uaequsd for
cuiars with the medicine Wholes. and retail by j. o.
FAY 1876 Fulton stleet, Lamp stre) Sun Buildings New
York.-Price 81. j20 lmSrc
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HuNTERlAN DlSPENSARY, No Division street es
IL ablishd A. D. 1885, by the proprietor for the
cessal Of disease Of and for the sale
Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP This medicine !, the only
this horrd disease without injury to the consuto and w
diet hnddnce from business when all else have
failed comprehensive treatise accompanies each vial with
Try aections) which warranted to eectually in all
system with less trouble the patient and in shorter space
Of time than any other medicine in the world payw be
taken. Price 81 per vial. d30 m*nc
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MADAME RESTELL.

MADAME RESTELL
LCEMALE PHYSICIAN, Once and residence, N1 Gfss1r
witch street. between Courtlandt and Liberty Streets whers
she can b. consud with tn. sticss confidence conasM
Msdame Heses and aJwiedse the rcaamset
Of oItnate female egula stcppage
&e such as to rcauire but a. W s 70 effect perfect
oshor ndaposon wiz Be accommodated drrag sueh time,
Prcyentiye Povds" for married lsdies whose deca, OF
s.nt by mail any part the United States Price IS psr
sge All stc tno:, padl addressed TO box 1850 New York.
N. n-Ssdsme KGsfEIL wonla isioln ay ssS r,,a ng
the city whose health would admit of uayei,~r
shs she wosd devote her personal attendance upou ern II av
part Of ,hc uni,cd StatNs within r,asonaoie distance
NOTICEln consequence of the removal Of the Post Office
the No oil Eor 239 which Gl must he
addressed. instead q ses as hssto,oIs. G2rc
PuRTUGU1SE FEMALE plLisS.
. 49,. LyvRltyGp AND rIYfaarp
q. pE B0UpELuQilE, RID. kiaBt,n k'oRTUCyqE
sE sSieaatc combination cf Ingredients Of when there
Fills compcse have herr die wonder and sd
tacn of tho world. They Known m ever Earop- 10 b.
opy preparation Uncovered that
tsn ~ projocina the monshy Thr, certainty ia oil
oenE sarh ho hey must not be used dusg ancy
produce n,iscarrisEc II r,sed dueing thai PERIOD.
Ibe drrctons are nIsated into English and cnyslortd
,an, ,osnc ,n w,tn ns s re stamped Each bog cor
rcctons have the signature of DR. NELYEJ aufhoris,d
sasnt for the Continent Of America.
$ can bs trans%sd an 1y usi g saJ part Of the unYd
the United States Once Liberty sset near Crssnwic
see Price t-hef boxes, 80 No half boycs sent BY mast
sold in Boston Salem Letters directed to Dr. r.
s AZ .,ir nS.rS unc.. "ue1nsn1 sen
NOTICE-In of the Of the Post Cgc.
the No of Box rs 24 which all letters must hereafter be-
addressed intteaa oi - as heretofore. jy2erc
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HAVE YOU A COUGH?

no not neglect it, Thousands have premature death
- for the wait OF little attention to a common cold.
HAVE YOU COUGHl-Dr Jaynes EIpectorant, safe
prescription containing drugs and used
IN extensive practice for several ears will positively
afford relief End you from that awful DISEASE pulmonary
which annually sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of the oung, the old the far the lovely aud the gay
Have cough?-Be persuaded purchase bottle Of he
Hxpectorant today.to.mouow NAV be toe late.
Have cough?-Jaynes e. the only remedy
you sh ud take e. for nplain that
of the thousand wher hi used has failed
lieve.
Prepared and sold by Dr. Jayne 20 South Third PHI
u E oo,a oy tne 1e, agentd A. D. Sanes IIugss'
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Dk COkBlIT may be consulted eonhdcntialy his VI
A. y IEsne ,Eo s aEU 90 nsS Jm aabs m M
univesity City Of New York. and that he has sxcusve
" confined his practice from being general the
certain classes Of diseases now eleven the city
NeE York which enFe .hs entire asteunon The anral Of
etscsce The Doctor cautions the unorunsc a.ain the
Of mefsery Las thossands Of yictms Recent eafN
are IN few days removed entiRy from the syem 81 thai
you are judiciousy treated by legally euad and
city pe!sons afflicted with protractd and iaveteate
lset not dosper Of being restored health by applying Dr
Corb practice Of many hrs estb hed the Doctors
r1tatioe fF skill and responsibility 2trcturcr engage th
Doctors profound at.artior medicine ne had
teat cfria1 fissane ia Of in fnrUs. d22 fmsec
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

EXPRESS PRICES REDUCED-The Subscribers nav,
reduced their Express prices all small packages Of Law
and other documsns from 50 cents to q cents package
from this city Buffalo and the Intermediate points Also
through Wells Co.'s Express from Buffalo Chicago,
package from this city Chicago aad she nterusdi
ats points o tbs Laks.
s,TVTWsSCTstSt ~1EF,sA q rfsNiEECtE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

MARRIAsE NoTIcE ExrRAoRDIxARY.-The fol-
lowing most extraordinary marriage notice copy
from the Baltimore Covenant, an organ Of the Odd
Fellows. Taliaerro P. Shahner must be tremendous
man TO maintain his perpendcnlariy under such su-
perincumbent Of official digntes:
MARRIED-In Worcester, Mass, on Thursday, Oct
9th, TAI P. SHkFrSER, Esq, Attorney and Counsel
or al Law, Of Louisville, Ky. Past Grand II. Priest and
Grand Patriarch of that State, Grand Representative
10 the Grand Lodge Of the United States from the
Grand Encampment OF Kentucky Junior Editor OF the
Covenant Of Baltimore, Ex-Editor Of 'The Free
Mason Of Louisville, Corresponding and Recording
Society," Recording Secretary Of The Board Of Missions
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Captain Of
the LIST Company, ls2d Regiment, 2sth Brigade Of
Kentucky Militia, sc. 10 Miss Nancy II. PRArT, oithe
former place.
Papers throughout; the Union, including Texas, Ore
gon and California, please copy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

liverpool, Ner 1.-The accounts from Ireland for some
and alarming Character The failure dreadful in the ex
ireme and the prospects before the great majority Of the
lower classes truly horrifyng The authorities at Dubn
Castle TO have directed their attention the matter
Commissioners have been employed visit the different
provinces and 10 report TO His Excelency the result Of
Their examination Up to the present time these reports
are OF the most dscouragng character With people so
stepped in poverty the Irish are, and dsconiented with
ihe powers that be- is ghul TO contemplate the con-
sequence OF scarcity The numerous railways likely be
in progress Of formation summer and during the
course Of the present winter will doubt materially
ss 10 alleviate much Of the suffering that wonld Otherwise
ensue.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

R,po,t Of Dhe Church in Coughs cass.The Congrega
tona Church in Boston, Of which Rev Mr. kk Is pas.oi
sppoined Messrs Daniel Stafford and julius n ramef
committee 10 investigate the recent relapse OF '"AN ~
Cough, who is a member, -, -. l.. ....c,, in,
oui,es have visited New York and made every nyesug
ion in their power nj the Croton Hotel al ceTan soa
sbops alluded 10 hy Mr. Gough, at the house ~ We" AZ,
was found in Walker street, and at the evening % VI
Iutbut NJ Brookyn-nnd they say, m ihe borrowing ~
oe words that "from all that could be gahere9' ~ u.a
various WAYS by an examination rs thorough aha
as could be made the Coinee are conslfnneo 10
that the published statement OF Brother Cough Trans
and artcss dpearnon Of the irath The commune ius-
thcr add as follows Of prudence would nave
heatnted before drinking soda water with stranger
man whose habits eafy life hsd always been
and regular might have been stimulated 70 mauness
such hbation. And Of less nervous enPeisnena
might have found lucid moments Tor Tcecoh curing
such week Of horrd alteration Of mind but IN Jnagng
of the moral character and conduct OF anohe our uec
ion must be regulated by what know OF the Phys'eai
propesties and natural temperament OF ms particular con-
stution With such allowance, then, as christian ehafy
requires us 10 make this 10 ALL we are brought 70
the conclusion has been nothing IN tins unhappy
affair which ought affect the Standing oil our bfotef
CouQh ns member Of the Church Of Christ MS apPa,
rent prayer for forgiveness iof mat o.
which he might have been guilty while undef strong ex-
element" are not inconsistent, We think, WIN me idea
that he Is free from voluntary crime in the matter
This the substance Of the report which was accepted
by the unanimous vote Of the church
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11
Arrival Of the Mail Steamer Cambria.

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
This Steamer arrived Boston Thursday evening last,
bringing advces from London aud Liverpool up the 10Th
ut No order had been issued for opening the ports and
there is little prospect that any such order will be is
sued 1t generally believed that Government will adopt
the relief Of Ireland and that Parliament will
be called together early period for this purpose. The
state Of trade in the manufacturing districts remains in
nearly the condition at last advices. The Liver
pool cotton market had improved Prices have advanced
I-Sd per Id. on former quotations.
The American Provision trade does present much
activity
American wool appears TO command much attention.
The alarm manifested respecting the failure of the pc.
tatoe crop in Ireland, continues to be very great
Great anxiety was manifested the appearance Of
the Steamers Great Britain and ibernia the usual time
They both arrived the 18th ult the Hiberna being IL
days on her passage, the Great Britain 90 days.
The Court. The Royal Family were at Windsor Castle
enjoying uninterrupted health, The Queen Dowager
laborng under indsposition.
The Earl Of Lonsdae has resigned the office of Postmas
Ter General and Earl St. Germans has been appointed
that department.
1t is stated that Sir George GPPs has been recalled from
his Government Of Australia.
Sir Robert Peel has bestowed the Deanery Of Westmn.
upon Dr. auckland, the well known Professor of Ge
oogy.
Lady Adela Vliers, Countess of Jersey, eoped from
Brighton the 9Th ut, with Capt lbbeison, Of the 18th
lussars They married at Greina Green the fol-
lowing day.
MIR Edwin Forrest the American TrngedIan, playing
at Glasgow. His reception had been very latering
The news from the Continent Is Of no particular impor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

Mormons should emigate to Oregon. The Platte (Mo)
Argus, among other things says
"if reflect for moment upon the effect Of introduce
ing at this crisis the thousands who compose the latter day
saints into the Oregon territory, not friends Ore
gon, much less the progress of true liberty did for
bid the march Who Is blind 10 that the first
effect Of adding the Mormons TO the present population of
Oregon, viii be to place the balance Of power their
hands, and this will surely be thrown to that party which
easy guess whether interest Of the United States or
those Of Great Britain, would suffer by such state Of
things.
Apart from political considerations, bound to do
all in power this fell from friends in
Oregon; and we are recreant to every Of duty it,
with full knowledge OF the intentions Of the Mormons 10
go TO that county look quietly on with the power of
prevention within u.s."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

Breach of promise becoming fashionable agan
We had heard much Of them for few years past but
the rage for speculation prevails extensively that the la
dies have gone into il with ooseness II is dangerous
squeezing hands casting Sleeps eyes adays If
young say. soft thing this evening" he may have
sheriff uter him Tomorrow. constructive promise can
be raised Of any thngand they the worst Kind Of
promises in the world for nobody but and jury
tel when they made what they amount To- The mar
ket price Of breach Of promise is about SlO00-but the
fall in the article is oen rapid and unAeeouniabe
rs II is in the Of Malaga iru or Potatoes-ETefsT
Nears Ieffer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

THE REPoRT OF THE PosTMAsTERl GEEERAL-
The correspondent of the Tribune says:
The P. NJ G. thinks the single sheet system
should be restored or reduced TO quarter of an
ounce for a single letter
The great weight Of the mai by carrying print
ed matter. 1t composes nine-tenths of the mail,
yet pays only oDe-tenth the expenses
He proposes the following reform
8 cents each single letter under so miles
10 " over so and under 300
10 T" over 300. This to continue all IS4s
when the present rate should be restored
lie recommends the former rates on Newspapers,
Periodicals, &c, with right TO send them out of the
mail He urges prepayment Of letters in all ca
ses. He advises limit to the number ofexchange
papers between Editors. He recommends the re-
strlctlon Of franking privileges to the old ground
The number OF letters not called for the first
quarter, under the new law, was 100000.
Morses Telegraph to Baltimore with Professor
Morse's salary, costs S3244, and the receipts only
Sab a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

The New York Express, of Saturday says:-."The
effect of the news the Flour and Grain market is
paralyzing. No letters have come to hand but there
is an evident Disappointment Operators expected an
advance in the English market In this they are dis
appointed. u now remains 10 be seen whether pres
ent prices can be maintained, particularly as they are
above those warranted by the London Quotations. ,,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

oo nhassges Piegueshe Plague in l347 DESTROYED So
oou Of The inhabitants Of London 1907 30 900
were swept of in the city by the scourre and
awful pesenee. II visited ConstantinonIe IN pa ne
when 2OO0O persons died Of it, In 1868 il again visited
london, taking oil 6sOO0 persons In Bossora IN liza
9vooo were destroyed by H. In Smyrna I7s4 20 900 In
u Gd i7sS $4,000 In Egypt 1884 900 and n sa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

inPoeTASr DEsPATcHEs.-Amonp the MESSENGER.
n me cambria, arrived yesterday morning & P,o'
r.,a p VINO IS The bearer Of very important des
" Prussia, Belgium, and England Mr. Morss hsS n
IInaige me ratified Treaty between Bavaria anS ,hs
United states, transmitted by Mr. Wheaton II
TreaIv betva nr',n Also, The proposed Commercial
mas Likewise dispatches for the Department, Of s,ae
ano LOT me Post Master General from NJ, MI 9. ans
s SuT %plseT Il the Court Of ST. James In The same
sIs SSu $, Prime ESQ., of New York. bearer
Department Of State Boston .iilas. - a's' 70 tue
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

From oregon--A party has arrived at Indepen-
dence' Mo-, ninety days from the beach of the Pa
cfc, with memorial from a classes of citizens asking
congress TO extend the government of the United
States over the territory. DIR. White, sub agent Of
indian affairs, is on his way Washington TO deliver
the document into the hands of the Missouri members
OF congress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

Sore hroai.-We have known several instances in
which this distressing complaint, even in its worst
stages, has been Immediately alleviaied and speedily
cured by the following remedy mix pennyworth Of
pounded camphor with wine glass of brandy pour a
solve in the mouth every hour. The third or fourth
generally enables the patient to swallow with ease
Medical Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

report Of Mr A. BogeI jr, keeper Of the female de-
Pe,ment OF the City Prison. States that from the 10Th
OF May last TO the 10Th n there have confined in The
prison O9 prisoners Of which l0l6 have been sent 10 the
Penenuery TO the states Prison, and 1890 have been
confined in temporary commitments Of five DAYS and one
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

"a terrible Geeident happened at the rail,o.d .o.,
1 ~ oe'%een Newmarket aud South NewmaTLe, y
fais on Saturday evening Mr. John HAYDEN Of New
%s sister, %n s' %Si, with his wife and child and hi,
N morse became frightened and rushed on sL w'I
sns ,ocomotve crushed the sleigh TO atoms ana trd
ana manged Mrs Hayden and her child in W. Gnh,Go
cut off dU S"e account states that the bas head was
thrown in another direction. The oibs, 'ne BODY was
enao'ed 70 walk to neighboring house. Mr. HavGen
'S''Peu 'y jumping out before the collision. '''
Boston Post
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-11

.dnother Railroad Disaster III
neght Trains came in collision. ON The " p aIl
Isos nevu Jopeands Tool Factory, in Chester VII
TEs on wednesday afternoon last, about o'eock
dous orce engines Were driven together with emen
"a, was much broken James Rnsss lS LII G1'
or ON cs;ah baggage MASTER Mr. Sanger, conduct.
~ ,ve "n .Ielght train, and Patrick Coleman fpemsp
and Russ ,g Or les injured Coleman has since died.
10 passenger was hurt The disaster WINS he yesnlt
suhessness on the part Of one Of The conductors
was running out Of his time He deserves 10 he
'"''''su Tor murder. He knew he was periIine HE.
Hampshire Gaseiis