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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
MUSICAL EXCURSION.
THE DESERT AT NEWBURGH AND POU CHI
KEEPSIE.
One Hundred Iickets Or

One Hundred Tickets Only.
AQn - The understand respectfully informs those
Sk-. postponed from the 10th instant, that he has
completed his and that will positively take
psce on THURSDAY mex, 2sd iasIn TT SION
having chartered for the OCCASION will leave the
wharf at the foot of Robinson street precisely at half past
streets leaving the latter place precisely at O'clock and
poce ed directly Van Couandts Landing, the
of the Highlands this side Of West Point
low the party opportunity Of promeuadng and Of enjoying
Immediately after the starting of the boat the whole CON-
upon the upper deck which all will be seated at once
thereby sordng them opportunity Of viewing the beauti
full scenery Of the Hyhlsnds Wills RECALLING their sppet'es
the Washington Hall IN the village Of Newburgh and also
the celebrated Tramp Chorus from the opera Of the Knights
of Snowdon aud the Grand March and Chorus from the
The solo parts by Mrs. L. "A JONES and Mr. j. A. JOHN
The whole under the direction of Mr.. GEO. LODER.
Hundred Ladies aud Gentlemen accompan led by Thirty
DopWORTHs Celebrated Band is also engaged for the
occasion. -. d,
At o'clock precisely the company will reembark and
proceed directly Poughkeepse at which PLACE the same
erected by few public spirited gentlemen ofthat village for
the occasion, commencing at o'clock. . 49,
o'clock the boat will leave Poughkeepsie for New
Supper will be served upon the starting
boat which the will have opportunity OF list
enng delightful music lin style to suit from Dod-
worhs excellent band, and OF enjoying themselves al IT,
TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS EACH-admrtiing gen.
tlemsn and lady, extra Ladies Ticket two doarsn
nesday evening amer which will be sold at the mnsc
store Firth fall Pond 239 Broadway; OF Geo. f. Mes
Oi Wal 2,si 'N ii. MEIGGs 446 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
MUSIC.

INSTRUCTION given the Piano two dollars per
month by person who understands the profession tho
roughly Young ladies wishing to take lessons will please
address note to Music" at the Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
THENEW ENGLAND HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY.
TENC0RsRa0lRHAA T BY THE LEGISLATURE OF

TNC0RPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
CAPITAL, $2OO,OOO.
DAVID SMITH. ESQ, Vice President
plkEcToRs.
Joel w. White, Enoah b. Culver, VIM. M. Converse,
DAVID Smith, John q. Huntington, Sanford b. Mech,
John e. Holland, Rufus L. tanning Giles NJ Eaton.
JOHN g. HUNTINGTON. TIs.surer.
ENOCH Z. CHAPMAN, General Agent.
object and in all calculated alleviate the
and distress Of all who entitled share
hcept operations Bv the provisions Of the charter (copes
Of which be had OF the the Secretary will
be that those who insured by the Company, if inca
pactaed by accident disease from their ordinary
occupation, entitled benefit Of Four Dollars per
week-a sum suhcen TO pay the ordinary that
from such sickness calamity The insured also
entitled share of the surplus earnings Of the Company
After dividing SIX per cent per annum to the stockhodes
half Of the balance is to be applied the balance
divided between the and the insured proper
ton the of capital stock held by each member and
the sum paid by the insured for his policy.
Every who becomes insured has the privilege
taking share OF the capital stock that il the business
oft company ha be profitable he will receive only
the benefits which his policy of insurance him.
also the annual the by him invested and
full share Of all the profits Of the institution.
The capital required by the charter has been
Applications for may be made the Office Of
Company No Strand Norwich, Connecticut, and the
agents in the towns and cities q New England,
DAVID g. IVES. No. - William street,
j2l 1w Agent for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
MODEL OF NEW YORK
"a, To,-,,ad IIIooJ


exhibition :. the S' Minerva Rooms. .ss BtoedSy
and upwards of 100 have been employed its
above The Model i;a Gothic Canopy Of the highly
oil paintings by the first artist. Of some Of the Principal Ba
Hours q ssSS S from *. NJ 900 Tickets 2,
HOWES 4 CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
sU5 the & will on ss 18Th,
70 july
Toronto
Carriages the performers wsrdobs scans &C.
ameas ~Ro% Rd.1 s xas re-
's'''' ''''''1 M IiHS NE MARIEMAcARrE.
+;
~
assns M2a
the f0'''0 s azS NJ a xN sf'' S1Ts ss'sn
Their heish, is tss and shsiI weight over 100 lb. MIR
q. Eli S
:sa ned :, md q. @ oTS
~; R; aiS1s;
s II oh: ~ Ri On
nile Act OF Hof.eman:Sip BY Master NHon Olympic E1sr
s.s. BY Hs yhUls LED * e: sr;,, Es,spss:
Ro. Hector and Billy; n. SWISS BkofHERs i
aa
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howe. his Neurological and
brilliant Act of Fsncies of Poteus" MIR. G. Howes in
Slack Rope EvolutiOn. Mr. Geo. Sweet the Celebrated
ses11:ss leading. talented and Classic P'iorns'
HowEs & CO.'S New York Mammoth Circus
a -Podwonh'. Comet Band wili perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June and,
myS smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
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Died,
On Tuesday morning at o'clock of consumption
Miss ELIZABETH LAMsoN daughter of Sarah Lamson,
ag ed l6 years months and days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spectully invited to attend the funeral this day WED
nesday1 afternoon at O'clock from the residence Of
her mother No. SO Essex street. without further invita-
ton
Newburgh papers please copy.
Drowned accidentally last week, PETER ~ TaErLiEH,
captain of the Mecklenburg bark Doris aged 80 years
His funeral will take place this morning at ~ O'Clock,
from on board the bark Doris Pier No. g. North River,
and his friends and acquantances respectfully in.
vited to attend without further invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
NEW INVENTED WIGS


RATCHELOR new invented Wigs and Scalps, made OF
- the finest natural curl hair and adapted the
entirely new %vsntion LING away with all the yeIa.ious
The public invited to inspect large and well selected
stock containing Of size and color they will
then be able to judge the effect
VIM BACHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer,
Wall street, Broadway. Removed from l65 Broadway
Please TO copy the address. jy2l lwsrc
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE Subscriber Francis Delluc hiss this day taken into
Coparnershp his brother Msrcellin Deiuc and they
will continue the business Druggists pharmac &c.
heretofore No Park Row aud 5s broadway under
the firm Of DELLUC co, successors to Place SOUL.
lard FRANCIS DELLUC,
MARCELLlN DELLUC.
New York, July 20, 1896 jy2l Iwsm
DISSOLUTION.
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
the subscribers is this day dissolved by mutual
WILLIAM HUNT.
New York, July 10, 1876. JOSEPH HEARD.
The business Of Hair Dressing, Wig Making, Shaving
&c. will be Conducted heretofore by the subscriber
No 20 Park Row. where he socts the continued
of his friends.
jy2o 3tsrc VIM HUNT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
MRS KOETHEN

INVENTOR of the CIRCULAR SKIRT, 1928 Spring str't
return. her thanks 70 The Ladies for the
very generally acknowledged srrpass for comfort and
hsalth any other Of Skirt which has been nroduce
advertised decidedly superior aceshe invites tho
adie who have tried this article call and inspect
II The real article 10 only TO be had at
jyl9 iwsrc i2s SPRING ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22

Lexington TO the tune Of the roguss march and that
they be publicly burnt.
Resolved, That the procession be commanded by VIM.
r. Logan. and at his order to be publicly burnt
r. j. WILSON. Chm.
The committee would state further that during their
sitting Henry w. Hampton personally appeared and
made the following statement:-
When the jury retired, il proposed to go into Sc
cret session After that carried proposition was
agreed not to hang from the instruction of the judge
and the admitted evidence of Shebys father and Pnde
Upon the second ballot the jury stood as follows viz
P. Z Todhunter, VIM. Bowman VIM. Curd, James Penny,
Samuel Downing, James Devers.
For Penitentiary-J. r. Cleary, John Douly, II. w.
Hampton, Daniel Ross.
CANAL Tolls AT GENEvA.--Since the opening Of nav-
CATION of tolls received was $780,
5 % which exceeds the amount received last year
ring the period by $5,ls2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22

e s%raa Is%a s,:h.ll i.n sstcts Conner.
Townsend Harris Henry Storms,
John p Nesmth. - N'A''A'
fSst Rs Hon. b. appoint
Rs.os.G Gn That q ih!es appointed +,
hi S &.
i .y
the public papers to our citizens Of the opening of such
r. crit spp9inss:d Ms:.E: W H Macy p.n C Kings
'.!s ;sS csm~s.s.
:'y .ss once Of Alliance 'n'u
h. The ps .h. Be pub
Tho meeting ns0 %lSDREw H. MIcKLE Chairman
TOWNSEND HAMS, Secretary.
Travelling Dressing Cases The subscri-
Der. respectfully call the attention Of the public their
real utility and warranted TO per
form the duties for which they ;tT;y ss;FssS
III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel
Metallic Tablet Razor strop.-The Oldest
and most article now in use having Pc en-
' q. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway,
few doors above CORTLAND ST.
wright's Indian Vegetable pills, in addi-
ton to being Of the best anti-bous medicines in
s %IS cs Il
I'D the body oho.e morbid pmoIs which 4 lodged in the
through the shoulder blsde difficulty Of athng nausea
and sickness loss OF appetite indigestion, atu
lency swarhy yellow complexion and other symptoms Of
Inflammation or torpid state OF the liver.
Wnghts Indian Vegetable Pills also thoroughly Gle
the stomach and bowels of all bilious humors and other i'm
purity and fore for collie dysentery
cholera morbus and every other disorder Of the
s IL ava %
Of every from the body
CAurIoSt should be remembe red that Mr. Samuel Reed,
Of Baltimore: Mr. John Dixon, Of Eason, Pa, and Messrs
Browning Brothers, Of not agents Of
office guaranty genuine medicine that
they have for sale.
The only security against imposition purchase from
unless he show certificate Of gsncy the
Office and General Depot, No. 2ss Greenwich New
York. WILLIAM WRIGHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
CARROLL'S INDICATED vAPOR BATHS,
10. FULTON STREET.

HOSE who have never tried the Vapor Baths a. admins
tered At the above Establishment ignorant emily
Of the safest aud most ecacous remedy for many attacks
the %o :, ss.s;sSis mode q bathing Real es.nns''
So NJ Carroll's Baths differ from every other vapor
Bath Called and have been established in this city
years Sulphur, Iodine, and other Medcaed Baths as aA
,ed by the Faculty Half hours notice required the
8ulphur Batha. wi ire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22

k&E PACKET s!IIP. HOTT! NGUER, for Liverpool,
M1&H having been detained by the weather. will sail This
at 10 o'clock precisely Passenger. viii plssss
be board steamboat Hercules Whitehall dock ~ that
tune -.
Letter bags will elsss 1t half paste. v@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
LATEST IN1'BII.ICINCE.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.
Latest from Point Isabel

A<otest hIcih Eoiht
The southern mail came through to Washing
ton last evening.
The steamer Telegraph arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th inst. from Point Isabel with dates
TO the 10th.
The advices from the army without gene
raj interest
The steamer Telegraph has been purchased by
government for $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22

fOSlfONEMENl.
complete the for the Grand Cotl
Excursiou advertised Tor Monday the Managers have
induced postpone the until Wednesday July
a. when every will be made render the
cursion the most delightful and splendid of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22

A HORSE POWER FOR SALE,
CUITABLE for Thrsshing, and Grinding Coffee Spice
Corn Can be seen At the Canton Tea Company No las
Chatham street. jy3I Nsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22

order complete the Orhnu Ooti
non 20
sar.Sa the
GRAND coTILIoN EXCURSION.
::sSS;i Evening ' jay
':9' OF H:s Nc .' Ss!,s o'clock
Proceeding ae the Hadson River viii return abou, one
be elegantly fitted ap and brilliantly light
III. will afford one the BEST eppopnie. for
B. ser
GRAND MUSICAL EXCURSION
FISHING BANKS
c:R ss s0 B1iSsasiI q fse$;y July ssd
:.y.s a: " Ts.s f.fS
r. past accompanied by the following celebra-
- Mrs Sharpe NJ n, k k.ss...h
who will give grand Consisting ooass and ducts e.
a %u.e M yS
to smns with dancing Refreshments furnished
Be had 6 Bs,s % B Bss
t. cor Pike aud South SIS. Bait sIs'-line' f , small
charge. bNzn'r
CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON
FERRY.
5Af s5sISisi!ot sots '" A.I::
will Ips iy,y ysssS.y on the above Ferry
EAST RyrE-Eoot q Pike street, At and eH O'Clock A
and 81 NJ. Coney Island N and lih o'clock A. M, 81
North RryrrFoot Of Amos street. at ~ and II O'Clock
A.M,3P.M Canal street. at X and .liH o'clock A. NJ
AZ r. M Harrison street, at ~ aud TX o'clock A. NJ 81
PM Pier No. Q, O'Clock a. NJ, r2M., and P. M. Co
ney Island, 91 o'clock A. NJ, ~ and P. Nj.
Landing at Fort Hamilton each way.
THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor:
N B-Stages will be in readiness the arrival OF the
boat Fort Hamilton take passengers to New Utrech
Bath Coney Island take 70 the upper
houses 80 jy20 3tissmc
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PUBLIC BATHS.
ARCADE B.aTHS-FORMERLY P.aLMOS,
WARN COLD AND ' SHOWER BATHs-Pres ia,.
w Cents.
The we'll known superiority of this Bathing
all Others renders essary for the proprietor
say
To- Nine tickets for one dollar.
JOHN F. CANNON.
Open from O'Clock A. M. to IL P. M. jy22 4ts~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22

COTTON, Wholly or IN part made up NOT 0fher
wise charged with duty, for every El00 VAL 10 o
- of and from British possession, for eve-
Goods wares and merchandise being either in
part wholly manufactured, and not being
enumerated described, not otherwise
charged with duty, and not prohibited to be
imported into used in Great Britain or Ire
land, for every fl00 value. ............. 10 o
The act to amend the laws relating 10 the importa
ton Of corn" contains six sections Of which the follow
ing IL the substance -
II IL enacted that after the date Of the act until the
LIST day of February ls49 the duties levied upon import
ed grain shall be those set forth in the schedule copied
below On, after ssaid LIST Feb le49 the following
duties will be levied -
Upon all wheat, barley, beer or bigg oats rye peas
less quantity.
Upon all wheat meal and nour, barley meal oatmeal,
rye neal and -four pea meal and bean meal for every
cwt - !; and so in proportion for less quantity.
ana Inc duties are to be levied, collected and ap
Piled In accordance with existing acts.
me average prices are to be ascerainsd at the time
and in the manner pointed out in existing acts
g. Repeats former acts which prohibit the importation
Of corn.
g. This act may be amended by Parliament
The following Is the schedule to which this act re-
fers
" IMPORTED FROM ANY FOREIGN COUNTRY, NOT sErro A
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29

STATE OF THINGS IN NAuvoo.-Gov FoRD's
PRooLAMATIoN-W learn from Nauvoo that the
Mormons have all left the city with the exception
of some few, who are too sick TO be removed
The anti-Mormons have still in the city guard,
composed of about 46 men, commanded by Cap
tain Case, who has associated with him Williams,
McCally, Bratte and others, notorious for their
opposition to the Mormons, and the new settlers
who sympathise with them.
1t is said that under their authority great out
RACES are committed against the new citizens that
oil law is abrogated in Nauvoo and every thing
there is under the control of an organized mob
This state of things there has been represented to
the Governor, who has inst sent abroad his proca'
mation.-SpringfeH illinois, Oct 18th.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29

The State Educational Society, at its annual meet
ing on the 18th inst, unanimously passed the follow
ing Resolutions:
ResolDed, That this Society regard the law enacted
the last session of the Legislature for the improve
ment OF Common Schools as highly satisfactory in II,
character and operations; that has already effected
a decided improvement in Schools and is well cal
culated TO raise them TO an elevated standard.
Resolred That the best interests OF 100, 900 children
and youth ia our State and the good Of the whol'
community, require that the law should be fully sus
tanned.
ResoIved, That in the expenditure of 5000, 900
which is supposed to be about the amount OF the an
nua expense Of sustaining our common schools III
outlay Of the amount necessary TO support presen
system oil supervision exhibits the most perfect econo
my.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29
Dfed

In Nottingham, Sept. 80, Mr. William W. White, aged
30 years
In Wilmington, on the 18th inst of Typhus fever, Mrs
LYDIA, wife of Mr. Ebenezer Sione aged 65 Printers in
~ Y, Mass and VI, are requested 10 notice.
In Royalton Vt, Oct l2th George y. Elliot, youngest
Of the late Samuel Elliot Esq aged year and Eve
months.
In Greenfield Oct 10 Of typhoid fever, Mr. James God
dard, Of Macon, Ga, aged &c,
In Fi,chburg, Mass, Oct T. Mrs Caroline G. Humes
wife Of s. NJ Humes formerly Of this town. aged 20 years
and months.
In Koskonorey, Wisconsin, Sept. %, widow Eunee
Miller. recently from Coleranc
In Chesterfield Oct "a Marshal Thomas, eldest Of
Enos Thomas, of Middlebuty, VI, aged u years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29

FIRE IN ALBANIA destructive FIRE occurred
on Water St, in Albany, on Wednesday morning
II broke out in the stove furnace OF Mr. Mccoy
destroying that, and the fur fuctory of Mr. Tread
well, the steam planning mill of John Gibson, the
machine shop of Mr. Balte, and two suites OF rooms
over the furnace occupied as dwellings, with nearly
nll the contents ofthem ALL Mr. WIN. Dewitt and
MIR Gibson are heavy and the principal losers
The greatest loss is in the quantity OF slaves and
lumber destroyed A great part of the property
was uninsured.
The Evening Journal says the whole loss IS va
riously estimated at from $4,000 to 900 OOO'--
Spring Rep
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29
The Boston Almanac for 1847,
ny S. n. DICKINSON.

WILL be published at an early day in December.
w The Directory TO the Business People OF Bos-
ton will be thoroughly prepared, and inserted al great
length than usual. As the business OF the city IN
creascs this department Of our Almanac grows with
il. In The number coming out, there will be a
series of DIAGRAMS representing the various RAIL
ROADS diverging from Boston, with historical sketch
es OF each. These diagrams or maps have been pre-
pared at some considerable expense and will, together
with the Business Directory, form the principal Tea
lures to the Almanac for l5l7. The usual quantity
Of Miscellaneous Matter will be found in lis pages.
The covers will be Illuminated with some choice spcci-
mems Of Printing, and the fine large Map oil Boston,
will be bound up in the volume.
t6%Orders may be sent 10 Mr. B. d. MUssET, ~
Cornhill, TO the Proprietor, s. N. DIoKiEsos, 81
Washing ton street, Roston. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29
Marrie0.

AT the Vermont House in this village Oct 18Th, by
Rev j. II. Willis Mr. Elijah d Kendrick, Of Winchester,
N. H., to Miss Mary s Williams, Of Northheld Mass.
Also by the same, Oct 18th, Mr. Orvis Fisher to Miss
Sarah Wilson, both Of Swanzey, N. H.
At Vernon, on the lst inst by Cyrus Washhurn, Esq,
Mr. Edwin Gains of Guilford, Miss Freedom Hale Of
Leyden, Mass.
Also on the o3d inst, at the same place by the same,
Mr. Timothy }. Bascom, 10 Miss Julia r. HYDE both Of
Bratleboro
Also on the 26ih ms, the place BY the same,
Mr. Levi johnson TO Mrs Mahiabe Burnham, both Of Der
nardston, Mass
Al saxtons River Village Oct 22d, by Rev A. D. Bar.
Der, Mr. Henry W Sabin, 10 Miss Emily r. stoddard both
Of thai place.
In Greenfield 10Th inst by Rev. Dr. Strong, DR. S. P.
Dickinson Of Trappe, Talbot County, Md, to Miss Catha
rine r. Willard, daughter Of David Willard, Esq
In Brighton Mass John n Baxter Esq., of Bellows Falls
Counsellor at law Miss Sarah F. dang Of Jared Coffin
Esq, of B.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29

IMroRrAEr IRON HsvAHA AsD MEXieo The Telegraph.
c Correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce a, files
of Very Cz papers up the LIST u October and Mexican pa
the 3Oh of September bad been received at Phads
phl These papers that Cen Santa AIMS had le the
Capitol with 1000 troops and marching TO Monterey
decree had issued in the city Of Mexico reducing the do
all imported goods 80 per Gen Paroles had arv
ed Havana exile entirely unattended lie to embark
in the for Europe Commodore soat late
mander U. s. Squadron the Pacific had arrived at a-
yana with five six Of his officers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29
HYDROPATHY.
GEO. III. KINGsBURY. M. D.,
Of Sunderland HAS,


IN AVING made HONORARY a study for several
n years, wishes to take few patients into his fam
ily, where they will be under his immediate observa
ton and receive every attention and kindness the nya
lid can desire: TO be treated strictly with Wafer.
Having been some time in practice, and used II more
or less lin Feyers rheumatism Govt Diseases Of the
Skin, Ricketts,, Apopexy, Hysieria, Caiarrh, Diseas-
of the Spine, Dyspepsia, in all its varieties and com.
plicaiions,) with more than ordinary success, he Is
Convinced that the virtues Of WATER us remedy for
disease are not hall known and wishing 10 do all IN
his power aid common humanity in relieving the al
icted he takes this method TO invite those who are
sick and IN distress TO give him call, and they may
rest assured they will be made sat home," and as
happy circumstances will admit.
Sunderland Is beautiful, quiet village, in the valley
of the Connecticut situated half way between Green
field and Northampton. The Connecticut River Rail
Road runs within two miles Cf it, thus aifordng a
quick and easy passage TO New York or Boston. The
water is pure aud good and the scenery around de-
gltul. On the side the stately Sugar Loaf rears
its towering head-on the other the dignihed Toby
which contains the famous Sunderland Cave, visited
by hundreds every year. The approaching winter
will, oil course, delraci somewhat from the beauty OF
the scenery but as Autumn, Winter, and Spring are
the best seasons for the application Of waer and It's
effects DR. Kingsbury deems il expedeni TO commence
at this season, and should any nyads wish Tor quiet
pleasant home in a small establishment he will be hap
py TO see ihem
'' Most blessed water Neither tongue can tell
The bessedness thereof nor heart can think
Save only those 10 whom il hath been given
To taste Of that dvinest gin Of Heaven.
stopped and drank OF that divinrsi well,
Fresh from the rock Of ages where II ram
Il had a heavenly quality TO qne
All pain. | rose a renovated mani
And would not now when that relief was known,
For worlds the needfnl SOLDERING have foregone.
Sunderland, Oct. 22d, 1896 5wisosifl'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-10-29
Righton Maket-Monday, Oct. 10.

Al market 1900 Beef Cattle 1900 Stores 1900 Sheep and GOO
Swine. ,.,.-
PdeesBeef ca,le-A large number Of the highest price
qualities was submitted We quote extra 80 IS first quail
~ so, second "a 80 a 4 rs ! third IS as
Working oSen-Sae $780, $685. sos, 500, $50, Ss2, and
yg5 =.
Q 30. .
Swine-ots to peddle at 2c for sows, lie for Bar
roasi old Hogs &c. At retail to D lie