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THIS discNrc, Gom bs lens standing and repeated 81
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! c@.gd' olson icaves thc dtog-u hetisrase., "a sSuue way
efa .tl'@ 81 thse.ur Ha-a"ts .sutse .llt.r D. FTaf weakness
sod prosifStiyn Of - eIFtl, VISA dull, heavy pain locsicd
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disease.
There sredai'y oeriicNcs nom various pcrsors. which
add %sunItlcnt testimony tp tns s'c5f eflcsry Of THIS a.
ta.ualle IAedlclnc IN luIIua wv D%onpIaIn.'
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u ARGAiNS At AUCTGON-The subscriber viii
- cell AZ his Auction Room. ON Saturday. The Ilu
ius'. af 2 O'Clock, \. 81 Fire Irons bon sgfs. Merchant.
and House kccpt-s would Do wetto attend. Ais. one
bundled realms Wrapping Pcpor.
cog r3 vs. 3. ViCEUAW.
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GTEEL-sAMUEL NEIL has just received a good
- assortment of Jessop's tcsi Cast and Shear streI.
ANc s:cci. ~ ~ 90 and 81; squo g from OF an inch 80
= inches Shear OF an sizes. aug 70
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GUN LOCKS.
eSAMUEL NEEL has ius' received is dozea hos, qrsl.
~ iy Percussion Gun Locks, avg Is
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Principal Once, 90 Hudson stree. New York.
AGENTS Tor Wheeling, DIS. JAMES AXE and 4. g
TODD; West Alexander, Ia. pRIANT& CRAVEN. 4
by agents IN almost every town ia the l.. =. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-27
Panic Makers.

The Radical Locoocos aleady beginning sble for
n. fis Of their darling British Tariff Scheme. s reception
y the people has any thing but aaterns The ft low
ururs Of discomfort aready heard and the handwriting
on the wall" h visible Theyrse tina, It's days numbered.
and are underwriting charge the righteous indignation Of
outraged and nsultsa people upon the efforts Of Hh panic
mnksrs."
This rubieuge will avail them in the crisis which
is coming The people have oo ssnEby The heartfelt and
beneficial effects Of the WHY Ant Of 1879, % Submit tamey TO
IL. repeahey rights and at stake Important
to be sacrificed without upon the Ku Of Party deta
ton Honest Democrats will endsc much before they viii tara
their backs upon he political associates bot when the issue
is between Parry and their very Of rbancsbetween
rsh and American inirrcsuthoy will not hesitate what
course Of adopt Il Useless for party leader 10 cry
ou, The Hhies are raising panic = when the PEOPLE
THEHsEL YES the only panie makers Do they expect
TO sae Of the millions Of woFknraen throughout the
country by the cry panic n they d. they will probably
Discover mistake when The people have given their verdict
ut the B1LLOT BON
Who hrss raised the cry Of Repeal Twas the whizS
Lococn. Look At speech Of seatnr Cameron Of Penn
.yv,na in the Senate; aud Mr Mites Of Conneotcubot
Loeooeos The ball ls.ys Mr. Nesl will bring RUIN
the WoOL.GRoVERs the FARMERS and LABOR
Frs Of Connecticut Read the proceedings NJ the large Dem
tariff meetings recently held PennsYlv,uil and ohur
States and then say whether Wings obso1i0ss the
charge Of being pane makers" hi useless for the Ioeo
focos attempt shuttle the responsibility fom their
shoulder IN this way Let them stand iks and de-
Send work hants use let them abandon
unworthy Of suPPsst
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Amherst College.

The Annual Commencement Of this Institution iaak place
at Amherst. Mass Thursday last The prime speaking
took place TUESDAY. Eight young gentlemen pariePa
ted. The sP skng good, sad indicated thorough and
efir-nt trimming The rriz<s awarded To Lsrin
Hatch Of Warwick, aud Edward Hiieheoek, IT, Of Am
brrst
On "Wednesday at oelnek. Address delivered
before the Library sert-s By Rev Edward Be-eher D.
D. Of Boston, and followed By Music iTam bod erhs
Band Of Boston opening fraeyr BY Prof Hiekor Of Az
burn Theological Seminary The ssses, u vas
"whAi Is the radical drieei ef EXISTING Systems Of Mental
Philosophy and the appropriate Remedy The Grafton
fully sustained the previous reputation Of DR. Bereher Al
O'clock Address delivered before the Society Of
Inquiry, By Rev Dr. Bacon, Of New Haven ca The Ad-
dress able examination Of fhe which gave
The rsFy Christians spreading tr gospel
der 50 many discanagrmenis.
On Thursday, the commencement took place
There twenty four oruiious &c. The speaking ives
OF high order The degree Of A. ~. then conferred
the following Agnn Of The College Isaae = Iloltou
Charles E. TrEneH Nelson Scott Hhyses H. Chilsan Ar
ehibAid b. Campbell, ~ D., John HaftweI James 4.
Bachelor, Daniel TemPe, IT, aud G-orsr sumnsr, Jf
The hnnarary degree Of Master Of Afta conferred
upon Rev Thomas T RehrHnad. Of Msds-ld; and Rev
BrnjAmin Wallace, Professor Of Languages IN Delaware
Coilrgr, Delaware.
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and il CT ated an intense excitement even now
Mr. Dobbin Of N. G. insisted that il was out OF or
der, but the Chair decided against him. He ap-
pealed and the Committee Of the Whole sustained
the Chair-93 10 81. Here Mr. Wick, Of Indiana,
the meanest Of dough.faces, (who has declared in
Congress that the Mexicans must be ensiarcd IL
their Country is annexed TO oufs,) moved to qual-
~ BY inserting "an North Of SO 80" (ihc line Of
the Missouri Compromise TO leave all South
of that line TO Slavery But this which would
have been carried even last winter was voted down
now-S9 10 SIS And Mr. Wilmot's amendment
was then carried EiShty.fhrse TO lSfrfy. four
This being in Committee. Yeas and Nays were not
taken, but the character Of the vote is sufficiently
indicated below.
EUery BOte from this STATE land nearly every one
from the Free Staes) recorded against the toll
erGnrf Of Slapry in any territory phich may hire
after be added 10 the Dni0n 10y any sort Of acquis
ton. few craven recreauis lodged the vote, but
that is nothing For once, the North united and
looked the spirit Of eternal Slavery which preiends
10 speak for the South fully and fcnressly in the
face The old spirit which thrilled every Free
mans heart in the days Of the Missouri controversy
was displayed. The result was a triumph as it al
ways would be il Northern Representative would
assert and maintain the right OF Freedom to be at
least frank aud jealous in National Coun-
ellis as Slavery
The bill thus amended became nuisance and
horror to its authors Tibba,is Of Nv. moved to
lay it on the table. This was deIeaied by a fair
vote Of North against South-only Chapman Of
Michigan, Cranstou, Of r. l., (from hostility the
bill and howl Douglass Of H., Fcklin, Of DO. Nc.
Clernard Of do, Petit Of Ind, Schenck Of Ohio,
(like Csanston) aud Woodwork OF this State vo-
ting with the South. which went solid Of course.
Even Mckay Of ~ c. who had reported the bill
voted to kill it, But the motion 10 lay on the Ia
Bile was defeated Ninety-hve 10 Seveniy-eighi-and
the bill was engrosscd and passed 81 to IS. Many
/ Wings who voted for it would have gone strongly
against ii but for the addition of Mr. WiImots rider
aforesaid.
| The bill went to the Senate on Monday morning
and there died natural death MIR Lewis OF Ala
moving 10 strike out the snti-Slavery provision
which Mr. Davis, Of Mass rose to oppose, aud spoke
against till the Session the point of closing
He supposed the proriso would be stricken out Il It
came to a vote, but understand that he was mis-
taken-that It would have been retained No mat
ter-.he moral force of the vote OF the House re-
mains. IL is solemn declaration of fhs United
North against The farther extension of SlaDey IN
der The protection Of Oar Flag. 1t will stand too
Let what candidate for Congress from
Free State will venture 10 himself in favor o.
reeeding from the position thus takeni
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o. TursDaY you will he called upon 10 give another
proof Of fidelity the Wing cause yoa confidence
in the principles and policy Of Wing party Those Prine
pies clearly defined heartily
rousy adopted by the entire body Of Wing pary bath
the North and at the South The distinctly ahd plain
y set before you There danger Of consundug Wing and
Loeofoco doernesthey apart ever essential
point the heavens from the Garth There possibility
that honest should again be deceived b the hollow pre-
fences and CRAZY pnfesson. Of Loconcosra
dental election The that James X Pok Is bet
ter Pruteotonst Than Heny Clay Die face Of their British
Free Trade Tariff will avail them They have deEn-
ed their position this question let them ahids The
We would BY sight uf other important nat
es uPon which the eemcn Of Vermont CIV. Judgement
At the coming election. The old mpfaetcabe Sub
Treasury scheme Of Van Bsren memory which rnay
and unequvcay condemned BY the people 1880
dug MP from resting place and again upan an
eountyas the distress and misery eutaled upon The neaps
BY the passage Of Free Trade Tariff enough Tor ihe
purposes Of 1 osoioeosn. FREEMEyo Of VERMONT re-
member this also.
Since present Administration into power the auue1
Of Tens United h, eonsuuaed and
tho dlmning Of Slavery made peyei the fairess
aud fertile regions o the world While
nations Of Europe and OF Asia taking
selves the the shane The tinted Amer-
which boast Of their nsequal-d advance civilization and
refinement stsnd up defence nnhlushiasy de-
clare that human slavery Of the institutions Of
free republic Is there among green hills or
Vermont who approves Of this LII there lie,
Loeoioeo ticket The whizs neither his aid
Remember also the origin Of prescott with Meseo
Remember that thousands Of human have bcen saersee
and miHns uPos millions Of money SPENT and for what -
For hs EXTENSION md prTpeiy Of human siarcvf VIII the
feemen Of the county and especially Of Vermont look ansly
~he such deeds being ansaeed and their
solemn pratefil
We have not time necessary sllude hui few Of
the many important questions which are 10 be renewed y the
Penpe ofNernont At the approaching election There
time when decided action mpertvsy demand
ed iaa now co@s out. the and pois Let your orgaaiza
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-27
froH the NaIedOHlal
Facts for Preemen.

II is an acknowledged fart that the man whose
income is stately more than his expenditures, ill.,
elusive Of interest his stock or capital, is max
ing money Il matters not whether he he farmer
mechanic, merchant. manufacturer or iaborer
The result is the same a certain gain in pro-
portion 10 the capital invested his skill in manag.
ing and the more or less lucrative nature Of his
pioyment.
The converse OF the above proposition is a fact !;
that the man whose habituu expenditures exceed
his income must of necessity become poor.
The farmer who. from year TO year, sells of the
produce, growth and Manufacture OF his farm more
than all his expenditures including repairs and in
ieresi on bus capital. must be increasing IN wealth /;
ana so Of oiner occupations
The Jaef Is, II you sell more than you buy, you
are growing rich, II you buy more than YOU sell,
ihen you become poor
These tdffs are applicable 10 individuals 10
Porations, to communities, 20 nations.
Let us look little INTO the aHirs OF the Nation.
al iarFn, see what Is the result Of different modes
management, what 10 hope and what TO fear.
For long period after the close of the Resoiu-
iionary war we were necessarily driven to Europe
and mostly TO England after all manufactured
goods. For mother England was careful that we
should not make so much as hob-nail. This
threw the balance Of trade greatly against u.s. until
the war Of 1912 which put TO the test our Yankee
ingenuity, set forges our furnaces, our SPIN
dies and our looms in brisk motion tried our Ca
paciiy for self support in war as well as peace, and
taught US not 10 rely on foreign supply for peace.
or
Import duties were laid from time TO time bu,
still the balance of trade was much very mucl
against US, and nothing bat the intrinsic worth q
our varied soil rich Resources NJ .n;ner,I ...l,L
united to the indomiable spirit of our free country.
men could have wirhsiood constant and accumuls.
thug indebtedness 10 lore;gp nations
From 1921 10 1894 inclusive. there were imnort-
ed into the United States roods vs,e. msrrbaa.
die, DC. none OF which were reexpor,ed, $780,
Gal ,O54
In the period OF fourteen years there were
ported. of produce and domestic manufactures
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Why is IL

While tho Wings administered the tlr law OF isi2 best
Kind oil Wool sold readily, for cash. for from IS 40
per h. and the kinds for 25 10 s. cents per
This every Wooi-grower knows be fact Since Mr. Polk
came into power the price gradually
ened until now u Is lower than before What the
son Of ths In the si place because the law has
faithfully carried out under Mr. Folks administration the
second because the b1snes Of the county been insecure
from fear Of its repeal Il the s more favorable 10 the
"eoEgo~e than that Of ~, why has The price Of adj
saneea why IN act has II fallen several per b.
its passage Let the Loeofoeos Who profess 10 believe this
to work aud buy the wool the Vermont rmera have on
at LAST YEARS PRICEsi we presume no farmer would
refuse 10 sell his wool at this Let them do this and VIC
vii heieve-no' that the new tariff Is better for growers
but that they SINCERE in their professions.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-27

LATE AND IMPORTANT FRoM IfAyANA AND Mrx.
Ico.- Departure Of Santa 1nna. BY the shin
Adelaide, Capt. Adams, from Havana, gth ms, AZ.
rived al New York, we learn that General. Sans,
Anna, Almoote, aud Reion, chartered the steamer
Arab. an English trading vessel. and proceeded 10
Vera Cruz on tine evening Of the slh for the Dur,
pose. as General Santa Anna faceiiously remarked
Of "making peace between the United States and
Mexico"
The New. York Sun says
Santa Anna aud his former ministers Of stat.
have thus rushed into Mexico At moment wire,
al idea Of such step had vanished from the public
mind. They have seized the most auspieious mo-
meui Coz rigorous aud successful effort 10 regain
their lost power. Psredes will probably aba1dos
the capital on their approach, if he does not actin
ally transfer the government over 10 them SAM,
Anna and Almonie have proved themselves The
most sagncious and certainly the wisesi statesmen
Their acquaintance with the Anglo Saxon race
enabled them 10 loresee a very different Termination
Of The Oregon dispute from that which Paroles an.
iicipaied.
The offer OF peace would get so Vera Cruz
few days after Sauta Anna aud Almonte arrived
there II would follow them, ACCOMPANY them
to the capitol This was probably known TO them
before they set out.
says-"Ai the last hour express has arrived a,
we arc informed. bringing intelligence 10 the gov
eminent that 5000 men. the troops of the United
States. have leii the city Of Camargo Tor Men,erey
The country demands great exertions from al Mex
leans TO defend the just Of all causes, again.
the iniqniious invasion, which threatens robber,
and ruin"
/ lameniabe picture is drawn. by Vera Cruz
writer of the suferings uf the people Of thar city
Of all classes, who have been driven, by the fear Of
an attack by our vessels. into The country, where
there is scarcely shelter to be found no food or
means Of obtaining work, aud at the season wbea
the rains heat and yellow fever, threaten denruc-
( ton TO thousands The details given in the article
which is long one. are paufnl to coniemplaie;
and the reality would shock even the hardest heart
| ed.
Gen Bravo has resigned the Vice Presidency
on account Of Ill health.
/ Fourteen hundred men left Mexico on the 18th
( Of July and Paroles was to get ont on the Thurs
day following. So says paper Of the 18th, but
later papers say nothing further Of him.
II has been proposed to the government Of Zsss-
tecas 10 submit plan for new election TO Con
eress TO give yigor 10 national defence 10 preserve
the integrity Of the nation &c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-27

W The Vermont Chr1nee has corrected it, statement
spccing the performance Of the Circus this village
inais that il remarks warranted by the
which appeared the PhaaiI stating exhibition woald
BE- 10 Baiehoro, e Il thai advertisement Did 80
slte but this has been The manner advertising erhb
tons Of the Kind which have takcn place island for many
years No med BY II IN this quarter aad We are sur
prsed that the editor OF the Chronicle appears
been sarpsshed this instance irnorsni Of the fact
But admitting that h conclusions correct
hardly the necessity prapsciy publishing insHuaons
to the world that the eiizeas Of Brafohofo oforosg
corrupt that even the Managers Of wandering Circus
Of the fact and advantage gift Before making saeh
grave charges would il be well ascertain beyond doubt
whether they We hold ourselves 70.
sPonable for the truth Of advertisements which sppear in our
columns and presume the rdto Of Choucle does not
But this tie ars time the people Of Brafueboro have
had complain Of the Chronicle the editor seems
be Of this from the he has alluded 10 anoth
matter connection with We do propose 10 enter
into any discussion this subject W. never alluded To
before and only purpose Of stating ha an.
impression which has been made upon pubic mind b, the
remarks Of the Chrnnee aud other papers that iaken their
from Is entirely The spoken Of b,
spring bat oay the being oae at that
Chronicle the person OF ali others this
whole natter If much mistaken has been
explained before 10 the editor Of the Chronicle by letter
otherse and II Of surprise regret he should
Hli persist ia giving fse colorng Transaction Al
that TIC citizens Of B;ebOro any portion them ask y
tina; they shall no, be charges grave
and serious nature shall be made against without
proof that they true.
Weave unable TO discover what the following paragraph aans
We neither these things can occur At Hsa,
teboa again, and that the good PEOPLE with us
IN both cases"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-27

REMENRER AxNExATIoN i-Dont let the act
nor the consequence pass out Of the public mind
Remember thai We are involved in most ez-
pensise aud disgraceful War, which had its origin
in the Annexation Of Texas.
Remember the Protective Policy has been brok-
en- down by the votes ofihe Texas Senators, and
could not have been without them.
Remember that Folks Vetos OF the River and
Harbor and French Spoliaiions bills are justified
ia good par by The alleged need of all the money
IN the Treasury 10 carry on the War caused BY the
annexation of Texas.
Remember that the Debt ofTexas is vet 10 be
pad, and that she has sem-oficisl guaranty lh't
Uncle Sam will pay H. Il amounts TO many Mi.
lions.
Remember that the inhibition BY Congress n
Slavery in the Texas territory North Of Sc 80 ha'
been actually secuted by Texas herself, and that
Slavery viii exist there under the Constitution Of
Texas in defiance OF the joint Resolutions consent
ing 90 Annexation.
Remember that Texas has been stretched to The
Rio Granae in inter defiance of the boundaries
originally claimed by herself as we can prOsse
Stephen r. Ausiin's Map, now in our possession
He honnds Texas on The South-Wesi by the Nue.
ees, ITS true and well known limit.
Remember that it is the purpose OF the Annex,
tionisis 10 carve three or four more States oui Of
Texas, and make them all Slave States.
In short. remember that the whole drama Of 40
nexation has been one of unparalleled rapael'i'
deceit and gigantic inquiiy, against which every
honest man aud loser Of Freedom should s'etnF
and Indignantly protest and struggle 30 the end
The North has just united for once aud planted ne
foot on the landmark DINO more Slave Terrlo'l
Considering that Texas herself has utterly ds'e
garded and set at defiance one OF the plalnest pro-
visions ofihe Annexing Resolutions, LEI Us cam
lnl mi AZ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-27

EHiae' Of speech delivered by Vice President Dallas
on hr door Of his house. 10 the Democrats procrssion
Tariff Of ~ f'" '"'"' " '"e
Gsnts@es-TAs Tarif II '4a Is a Denoerutie MEASURE
Of James x. Pelk . = ~ 8" '"' '4A"s
LAuast Of speech delivered before the senste on the
the Tariff Of 42 'S'' ~ "'S"'s
The responsibility is great and feel il d,,pi, An, ,,
srsr may BE dc consequence IL BE- pois ayr
Here Is smother extract from the Democratic aY,,,,
kiver used pretty extensively during the Ias
campaign
AiR--"Lney Nal"
oh poor Cooney Wings
What makes you LOOK 50 blue
We will have Polk and Dallas
And the TARIFF Of 42l
Comment unnecessary
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-27

fHK kEreKERsocKKR We should have aeknow ledged
The reception Of the August No at this valuable periodical
last week We have spoken Of this Magazine often and
"a ss sr praise that hardly add any thing
more BY way Of Recommendation. Those who have been
accustomed 10 s pages, hail is monthly appearance
with Feelings akin 10 those they would manifest at meeting
an old friend amer separation Of many years Among the
original papers contained in this number notice The
syS'er'ous Du'nhmAn 'a Sketch Ia Golhais, Leaves
from Mount Ahos, Lights and Shadows Of Fashionable
Life, Adventures of Yankee Doodle" &c, &c.