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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

Alfred r. COnklln, 3J5 MADISON 81 VIE cured UI mo
liver complaint A. ,
Mrs White, keeps extensive boarding house, NO D
Stnte- had liver mplaint-lfe dcspnired 0-was
cured by using the Sarsaparliln-
jo.hua Morton 10 Mouon-st wife cured OF disease OF
blood and son OF bad on bend and body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

DOONIS, well furnished, the second door OF tho
Ii House No 80 Lispenard-s being tho front aud bsch
rooms folding doors and panries Nc with or without
breakfast and les, in small private family huo ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

HNE of the graduating class OF Bowdoin College wishes
~ for situation u teacher OF German. Also, has
GOOD know ledge French Address box " Post Office.
Brunswick Maine. M' wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

rINO WATCHNIAk EHS.-A first rate workman,
comprton, ~ take charge establishment may haye
steu,r emplo ment and good pay at : D. R0CKWELLS,
ort -t,xs ilp1 Cherrv-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

xxrtNTED-Hy A rp.sectable Young Woman a 7.lus.
w nm a. chAlube ned or chi!den's nurse dcKes
l for small private family toci city Safer
ences Stveu Apply a, l:S Cedar, Of Washlngioasl
anlf \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

DOSRDIS(s-Pemauenta and truns,en.-Mrs Dunlap
ID alc Dey ST. Is prepared to accommodate lam
HES and individuals ut Us Mercerst near broadway 0rnu
and Cunas with pleasant rooms and good board on ,sa
souable terms Vlf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

NITANTED-A situation "a chaneernHd OF seans,rcss,
w or baby's maid small tsnl,.y No oleeneu 10 20
small distance IN the country. Has lncumbrsnce y'hal
soevrr BE pleased 10 call No 80 Westinghouse. up
.rnirs hrsfi door. anllsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

SNANTED-Bya steady. sober Woman, situation rs
w cook washer and lrcuer do general hoUseYoTN,
in a smsiI private family Good City references even.
pfelsa call NJ Perry.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12
RHEUMATISM.

The astonishing that this medicine has perorme
IN cases OF Chronic Rheumatism, are indeed wonderful
DR. TOWNSEND. | was attacked with distressing pan
in NV hip Joint so bud that could not walk wiihou
crItche, ana much OF the time obliged 10 keep IN
bed tried -everal remedies, but they dd not reileVe me
,han called on one OF our first physcanshe did mol hel
me heard OF your Sarsaparilla and obtained Oo'ti'
and IN few days IL entirely cured me, and am az we
now As ever ASHBELL WALKER, q Daniel-st
Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

nRTE CLERK WANTED.-A Young Msn, fully
conversan with tbs Drug business and accustomed 10
he city trade, may apply at the corner Henry aud Atlantic
kIvn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

lANTED.-An intelligent and moral Young Msn 10
w act clerk IN Book and Publishing eSuse DO
can loan his employer Srto Ample security Will be Syen
for the ouey loaned IN personal property. SssrY 5000
Address box IS2S PosrOttce Sew.YcrS aull iys-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12

John Baxter ti7 Euton-rL cured ot m-rcurial ulcers
Charles Edwards ~ Greenwich-st cured OF terrible
sores which covered whole body attacking his throu
and ewes was eight months in Quebec Hospital and pro
nounced incurabewas perfectly restored by the use
TWO bottles.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18

wooI-There is much doing in this market but the fol-
lowing the quotations American Saxony Fleece, per ID,
36 sac American Full Blood Merno 81 SO American l2
and 81 Merno % 81 American Native and Ia Merno "a
g. The wool buyers Of Genesee County made demonsa-
last week and several lots changed hands prices ringing
from 20 to 80 being about cents the Batavia Times
remarks less than the prices paid for tho grade last
The Of Wool be marketed this unusually large
[Ne,r York Tribune Of June H.
WOOLThe demand for pulled aud fleece Wool during the
has been fair without any material change 10 prices
The stock of old Wool in market is large and daily dmn-
ishng manufacturers buy only sufficient for their immediate
wants Wool Of the clip will be ready for sale in this
under three four weeks We learn from various
tons Of the country that DIE growers slow to sell at the p'
offered and II is probable that The Wool viii come to mark
ct late this season. Boston Courier of June 10.
ALBASY, June l3-lnaoyy prevails to-day, with little
more frmness former quotations Genesee held hrm at
rs 81 and 25 according quality and Michigan from 81
rs to g.
Nav YoRK Saturday r. M--Sales 1000 bushels Western
Corn 40 Cts wgt and 10000 do Southern Yellow at 48 81
cts.
Flour Is agan little better Good Genesee cannot be had
below S4,l8a $780, Michigan 81 406.
TRoy June l3Buer has advanced for fresh about c pei
h. but il Is not very lrm-fom II 10 2c Is paidhere y nc
demand for fin Cheese new, 10 7e. No old coming in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18
ILLUSTRATED BOTANY.

Edited BY John b. Newman, NJ ID. Circumstan-
make the man, and very often, as in the preseh
case, the book
For wears there has been steadily increasing inter-
est felt Tor the vegetable Kingdoms. Laefy this taste
has teen partially eratied b. the literary magazines
which owe their popularity, in great measure, TO the
beautiful prints that adorn them. One specimen
month"; however, is not enough nor is il required in
such connection. work relating exclusively TO The
subject, is wanted by the public, and this want, the
present enterprise is intended 10 supply.
We will mention in the outset that no Universal
Psnacea' will be found in its pages. We have never
heard secret worth knowing from, nor been cured OF
deadly disease by an Indian, a seventh son Of q
seventh son, or any Of the genus the medical pre-
tension Of all which utterly oaihe and despise.
Preceded by short introduction on Physiology,
and view Of the Natural and Linnean Systems, the
work viii be devoted TO separate consideration OF
each plant. Together with our own information, we
shall draw the standard works Chemistry, Bot
any and Medicine, combining every useful item OF
knowledge, and without essenng It's value, present il
in concise and pleasing form. Obtaining our sup
crete elegant sweet for the mind, il does for the
body The properties Of each, especially the
medicinal, Will be confirmed, in great number Of in
stances, By personal experience. To this will be add
ed lis history It's meaning 10 the language ofowers;
poetry, either orgina selected from the gems Of the
children Of song.
Erhe whole illustrated by splendid coored ngravinRs
taken from nature, full size, and finished in The high
est style of modern art.
This work is designed to be eminently popular 10
lis application, and there is enough of hat which is
stronger than fiction about H. TO render il in no ofdi-
nary degree interesting and instructive.
TERMs This work will be published monthly
with four or six flowers, handsomely painted, in each
number. Price, three dollars year, or two copies
address or five dollars. Avery llberaldis-
count to agents.
50 Publisher and Proprietor, 1888 Nassau-si-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18
Marrtfd.

At Halifax, June TO- by Rev. Hosea F Ballou, Of Whit
ingham, Mr. MARTis ScoTT I'd 10 Miss FAsEf ii. Lara
BEE, both Of Haiiax.
Al West Brattleboro Sd inst, by Rev. w S Baou Mr.
JosErH H. PLuNMER merchant, to Miss JAsE f. RICHARD.
SON both OF Braueboro
At the BaptistChurch, in this village, Sabbath June
a. by Rev Foster Mr. j. Fay, Of PhiladelPha, Pa
to Miss NJ. NJ. Andrews, Of Washington, ID. G,
Al the PhGnix House, June 49, by Rev J. u Willis,
Mr. Prenss L. Fuller, Of West Boylson, and Miss Eliza
beth A. Peckham, Of Fchburg, Mass
In this village, the 10th inst, by Rev, Fisher Mr..
Henry W. Warner of Greenfield to Miss Julia Burnham,
Of Deerheld, Mass.
Al Vernon 2lst ult, by Cyrus Washbnrn Esq Mr. VIII
lard Beldng Miss Lucinda Warren, both of Whateley,
Mass AT the same place by the same 9th ut Mr. Mer-
rl Holland Miss Mary Phillips both Of Barre, Mass
At the place by the same, 9TH inst, Mr. Nelson Hale
to Miss Esther Sheldon, both Of Bernardston, Mass
In Guord, 9TH inst, by N. P. Chaplin, Esq, Mr. Cheney
NJ Kenney TO Miss Ellen H. Pratt both Of Greenfield, Mass
In Townshend, June 0, by Rev. N Graves, MI Ru'
us f. Rowe Of Sunderland Mass TO Miss Loysa Walker
Of r.
In Springfield, Mass, June 10, by Rev Mr. ClspP, MI
John j. Smith 10 Miss Harriet N. Amsden.
Al Hamilton Madison county, N Y, Cd inst, the Rev
A. Judson, D. d. Of Mauman, Burmah, to Miss Emily
Chubbuck lthe Fanny Forester Of the magazines
daughter Of Charles Chubbuck, Of Hamilton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18

PAIErUL RESULT OF THREATEEED PusIsHMEsT--A sue
eesson OF misfounes which TO be peculiarly French
related in the Courier DIES Eats Uns as having
red lately al Belleville near Paris washer woman,
mother Of little girl and boy still younger, had gene to
her employment leaving the smaller child under the care
Of the elder On departing she had charged the little boy
which never TO be executed Upon her return,
she had forgotten her silly threatening but scarcely had she
that her brother having been good she had herself in
hlcled the punishment The wTetced mother TO the
cradle aud found the little th ng horribly mutated, that
Il had but few TO live In her frenzy, the
mother raising the washngbst, which she st held In her
hand struck the little girl eess her feet She then
threw herself from the window and expired. The
had lef deep impression the whole village the
having been much liked BY the neghboThood, and
regarded excellent mother. bosl. Trans
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18
Healthy FAMILIES,

HEALTHY families are those who use the sResurreo.
u ton or Persian Pills They keep the stomach clean
the liver free the blood pure the appetite good the mind
brilliant IN word the person healthy Those who have
snow yellow counenanees may be assured that their
liver more less diseased and that by taking the Per.
saa Pills frequently their skin will become clear and fair
their stomach will be strengthened and they will have
healthy flow Of pure blood which will give the bloom Of
health. Those who inclined fever and ague dys
pePsa, costyeness, who have unpleasant taste in
their mouth in the morning. should these Pills for they
cleanse the stomach eectualy that the breath becomes
perfectly sweet Parents and all others should bear in
mind that they efecua for the dlarrh@a No
children have been known 10 die Of complaints who
have used these pills from the Of their dis
ease mark this fol will you not blame yourselves your
children die that you did moi try the Persian Pills
Sold BY BUTTON & CLARK, Bruttlsboro Cot4e q
q chsndler q Co., Puinsy. p6wl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18
Deo

In this village, May %, Widow Fanny Sergeant fect
Of John Ssrgean aged So
In Halifax Sih inst Danford Clark, Oldest child oil MIR
Samuel Stafford Jr, aged 10 years.
In Dummerston, May IA, Of erysipelas Avira Annette,
daughter of Zenas II. Wells, aged months and days.
80 So fades the lovely, blooming flower,
That smiling solace of an hour;
So soon our transfer, comforts fly,
And pleasures only bloom to die
In Fayetteville, Newane 9Th inst Of consumption Ma
nv, wife Of Artemus Bruce, aged 81 years.
In Greenfield, June 3, Of consumption, Mics Rachel
Caharine Stone, daughter Of DR. Apheus + Stone uged
"a.
OF consumpiiop in Chesterfield N. H., 9Th inst widow
Ciarrisaa Titus, aged 50.
In Banbridge, ChenaDgo County, n. Y, May ., Dana
ris widow Of The Hon VIM Bgeow late OF Guilford W.,
and mother Of the Hon Levi Bgelow Of the former place
aged 50.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18


Dyspepsia, Ferers, Worms, Dysentery,
and DiarrhGa
ALSO, SURE CURE FOR TIE PILES
TESTIMONIALS.
"AVING been attacked some months with bad
Ia Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and loss Of eppe-
lite, used Wrghrs Indian Vegetable Pills. but grew
worse, with cold sweas night could not sleep, and
believed was 10 a Consumption. ! procured box
oi Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegeis-
bic Pills, which restored my health within six days.
and believe them 10 be the best remedy ever used
GEORGE w. GRANGER.
Cambridge, Oct. 10Th, 1884.
have been afflicted for some time with the Liver
Complaint; having pain in my side, weakness in back
and stomach, and dyspepsia | have taken over one
dozen boxes Of Wnght's Indian Vegetable and Bran
derth's Pills, but continued 10 grow worse, and
reduced that despaired Of ever getting relief then
tried DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved l. V. Pills
and before had finished the second box my pains and
dyspepsia had disappeared. My food now dgess well,
and am able to attend to my family duties. Several
Of my friends have since taken the Pills for bad coughs,
and have found great relief from them.
Mas. OTIS S. WHITNEY, Myrtle ST.
Boston, May 6, 1s45.
have been for four years afflicted with Scroiua,
Leprosy and Deafness, and have been unable obtain
any relief until procured six boxes OF DR. Smiths val
liable Indian Vegetable Pills and in four months all my
complaints had disappeared, contrary to all my friends
expectations took these Pills for my Scroula, with
JAMES r. cHoATE.
MI. Vernon, Kcnnebec Co., Me-, April is, ls45.
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little girl, years old has suffered all the worst
stages OF worms and we have never found an eectu.
al cure, until administered DR. Smiths Sugar Pills
which our little girl took without the least reluctance
in doses of two at time, and we never witnessed
such change in so short time. The Pills brought
away mass Of worms, and she at once improved
She now in Joyous health We have also found the
greatest benefit from their use
JACOB CARLOCK, 8 Stable ST., N. Y
U5- We have many certificates cures in cases Of
WORMS.
Also, they are warraniedthe best cough remedy now
in use, failing TO cure the obstinate cough
or cold within 4s hours.
The directions and treatment of the disease accom-
paDy every box. Price 25 cents per box.
No Sugar Coated Pills can be genuine without the
signature of the sole inventor, G. BENJAMIN
SMITH, M d.. President of the N. Y. College O.
Health, upon every box. Office devoted exclusively
TO the sale Of this Medicine, No. l79 GREENWICH
STREET, New York, and No. WATER
STREET Boston.
JOSEPH STEEN, Agent for Bratteboro.
~ FOR SALE IN ALL THE PILL4GES AM
T0U.NS IN .NEW ENGLAND ST9TES.
n. d. Nouaveling peders allowed to sell thes'
Pills.
CAUTION. As miserable imitation has beer
made, by the name Of Sugar Coated Pills. il is nee
essary that DR.. G. BENZ Smiths signatur,
is on every box. Price 90 cents. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18

BAPTIST MIssIoS.-Most readers are aware that
DR.. Judson, the Baptist missionary to Burmah, is on
the eve of his return TO that field Of labor, and that
matrimonial engagement was pending between the
Utica the Fanny Forester OF the Magazines. They
were married at Hamilton, N. Y, on Tuesday, and
find in the Baptist Register Of this week an ac-
count of missionary meeting al Utica, at which they
took their farewell Of their friends They are 10 be
accompanied by Miss Lydia Liibridge, who. with
Mrs Judson, has been a teacher in the Female Semin-
airy at Utica They sail for Burmah about the first
Of Juy.-N. Y. Com. Ado.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18

CLINTON HousE.-Mr Hodges having retired with
handsome fortune from this establishment, after hav
ing been its host for about thirteen years, il has been
taken by Messrs. Leland & Cole, two gentlemen of es
tabshed character aud qualifications. The house has
been newly painted, and furnished throughout, and
will, no doubt be kept in style equal TO its former
high reputation Its location is Of the most quiet
in the city; being nearly adjoining the Park, in Beck
man street, opposite the Brick Church sufficiently
near TO Broadway, without being subject to the noise
Of that great thoroughlaIe.-N. Y. Express
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18

Institution distinguished iron al others al home
Il abroad, by ALL most Of the following PECULIAR
ties
Where the prsu,isms are over s5o require. only
Dae quarter part IN Cash, iHstead Of the ichOie.
~ or ne,kiy
3-No part of the profits are toksd-or diverted from
the Assured, either IN charity otherwise.
At has LoAF either nominal real 10 ply interest
for haynga sufficient capital funded iron premiums re-
ceived
5-The Assured can withdraw his profits OF leave them
to accumulate, year by year, at his opium
Git Assures the age Of o. instead of stopping al CO.
Tit declares the profits yearly instead of once in five
years, and issues scrip yearly 10 the Assured
bearing per ineresttcch scrip is REDEEMED in cash.
chen the profits amount % $4,000 aorsd to acenu-
late, at he option Of the Assured
s-It enables man To provide for his wife and children
In such a way, that although he may lose every thing
they safe and all persons whether married or unmar
for beaiL
OThe Assured can surrender his policy, wien for life,
any time ac the first year. and reesirs is sqabls raius
IO-At any time Afer the first year, the Assured eau
borrow the scrip issaed, tro-dirds II as aoHafso
that be has nothing 10 fear from change Of eireumsiances
or inability % PAY he greniHm.
IDirectors and officers are chosen yearly and the As
sured votes according 10 his interest
12-The funds are al fares'ed IN United States, New
York. New Jersey and Massachusetts Stocks and Real Is
tate in New York and New Jersey, ch0y uqeneumbered
aud Of double the raiHs loaned.
I3-It pays no Directors no Auditors Solicitors.
4-It does reckon the Assured year older than he
isbut from sir months less 10 sx months more as to
equalize the estimate between all parties.
I5The rates lower the expenses less and the pro-
fits laFger than with the Foreign Ohiees investments here
yielding from to per centabroad only per cent-io
say nothing Of 80 is per resrred Of interest al
lowed those who furnish "gHaraatee capital al the
Of per every hundred pounds subscribed for
srsry ten pounds paid in
l6Insead Of encouraging every precauton taken TO
prtpent a forfeiture Of the policy.
1.-THE liability Of the Assured limited By Lar 10 the
amount Of his premium note
The above Company going into operation has been
highly successful and parties wishing to effect insurance
are invited examine into the advantages Offers before
taking policies elsewhere All information be OBJ
tanned Of the undersigned.
+. II. FESSENDEN, Agent, for
Bfsttleboro and vicinity
Braitleboro, March, 1s4G 29omly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18

Battles on The Rio GrGnde-The Union publishes
official dispatches, giving detailed accounts Of the en-
gagements on the Rio Grande and Of the lombard
meni Of Fort Brown.
In the battle Of Palo Alto, the entire American force
consisted Of but 22ss men, Of whom III officers;
5000 was the number Of the Mexican army; the en-.
gagement lasted IRON O'Clock until dark of the
Americans were killed and a. wounded
Ia the battle Of Resaca de Ia Palma the Americans
had but 80 killed and 81 woundedl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18
STATE MUTUAL
Life Assurance Company,
or WORCESTER, MASS,

VIA a Guarantee Capital Of 100000.
TINE subject OF Life Assurance has been little
IL considered in this country TO render il almost
wholly unknown except 10 cities. The above named in
suton is formed on the principle ofmutual coutribu-
ton and mutual benefit. No company has been in OPP
Grafton long enough in this country upon the mutual
plan, illustrate the amount OF bonus which may
reasonably be expected 10 from policy Of any
given amount yet the amount is so very small that il
comes within the ability Of almost every person, and
agreeable the 9th section Of the charter all surplus
funds shall be divided among the existing policies at the
expiration Of every three years, and alocaed TO the
original sum insured bonus. All information rela-
tive to Life Assurance and the benefit TO be derived from
it, given with pleasure.
JOSEPH sTEEN, Agent for Wmdhsm Co.
Brattleboro, Feb. IL, 1876. &c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18
brighton NIarket-NIOnday, June s.

Al market $50 Beef Cattle 20 woke Working Oxen 80 Cows
and Calves 200 Sheep and 800 Swine very few Of the best
Cattle unsold.
PRicEs-Beef CatleLas weeks prices were not sustained
quality good We quote extra SG25 LIST quality, 100
% quality 5,75i Sd quality, . 10 $50
Working Oxen--Sales 800, g. 10, 80.
Cows and Caves--Sales from gl7 to a.
Sheep-Lambs 81 ,83 Old Sheep, 1880.
Swina--Od hogs ~ Sd Small shoata 6. Small pigs
7a8. Atretai, bto Z Ia Pigs eas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18
The OregOn Question Settled.

The settlement OF the Oregon question, Mr. Pakenhans
sed basis has been advised by the Senate and the Prcs-
,r, will no doubt forthwith treaty with Great
p,n on the offered The taken on Friday
,noon and there thirty eight ayrs twelve nays Mr.
corin absent from sickness Mr. Barrow aud Mr. Cruenden
bcnt in Virginia fourth Wing could have been OBJ
ned had been necessary Mr. Atkinson did vote and
Mr. Bright absent
correspondence of the Philadelphia North Americana
WASHINGTON, June ~
The terms before the Senate though FORM
t,y the ulimaum Of the British ministry. They
Il shane because Robert Peel did desire embnrrass
hrs successor with any oommttal bis policy leave the
snonsby Of upon the shoulders OF his friend f
Lld crow out Of IT, Information possession the Sem
It, showing that Sir Robert Peel will probably resign within
bfty dys Of the tories have signied Lord John
Russell and his friends they will form coalition expel the
ministry whenever they are ready Sir Robert opposed to this
condition things and will be apt TO take the Home Labor Bill
AZ Tho chance to declare hnseuly and renquish Pre-
ershp Britain asks for the navigation Of the Column
s river during the charter Of the Hudson Bay Company which
nres in 1865 Some this stipulation would
e renewal Of the charter The legal opinion that would
not Those who raise the objection desire insert clause
hat effect This would involve the necessity Of returning the
ronostion 10 England r Pakenhams hands tied
any alteration This difficulty will hope, be obviated The
rt9osuon England submits that her privilege Of navigating
The Columbia shall be subject to the United States laws
navigation and in existence but farther resc
ton Shall be imposed without the reference 10 this right The
article STIMULATING for British settlements be-
low the 40 deg provides Amer.
lean possessions North of The fifty -four fortes declare open
nearly safe and your Collector Mr. Horn may expect dcoap-
itou whenever his nomination is called formal
the Senate may be expected to-day.
wAsBiSoTos Monday June u.s.
The Oregon Treaty already proposed and signed and will
be sent to the this morning consss Of Eve short
tons and it is expected will be ratified before adjournment, this
evening
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18

The Directors Of the Rutland Railroad their late
ing in Mddebury, ordered of So share
Of the stock to be paid the 18th OF August They
solved 10 await the action Of the II Railroad Commss-
toner's before adopting any further decisive measures
the 22d inst rhey will not understand be able to
meet 50 soon The meeting adjourned 10 the 23d, al
Bellows Falls.-kaene Seniinel.