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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

FATAL Accommodation true is it that in the
midst OF life are in death. On Thursday NOR.
ming Of last week, Mrs Eliza, wife Of Mr. Nathaniel
Jennings, Of the West Parish in this town, leh her
family to visit sick daughter in Paistow, and re-.
turn the next day About six O'Clock on Friday
evening. she left the residence of her daughter TO
walk home, distance Of about three miles, in the
cool Of the day. With view to shorten the dis.
lance, she concluded to walk upon the rail road
about one mile, and accordingly she stepped upon
the track just below the depot in Plaistow, taking
the switch track for safety. just at this momen,
the last train from Portland came laundering Oh
with double speed. and now, instead Of remaining
where she was. or leaving the track entirely, Mrs
G. probably thrown into confusion Of mind by the
noise of the and persons calling to her to take
care, passed directly on to the track on which the
train was coming. and struck by the COW catch
er, instantly throwing her from the track some
eighteen feet ahead, smashing in her ribs and break
ing her back in the most shocking manner Two
hours OF dying agony followed when she passed the
gate OF DEATH leaving husband aud eighi children
to mourn their loss She is said to have been an
excellent woman, mild, aTectionsie. and pious
HaperhW Gazsfte
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

The last Bennington Gazette has another long article
heetng severely upon the which the Locooco
District Convention called &c, sc We have ohjec
ton to Mr. Bradley personally says the Gazette but believing
all true Democrats do that infringing upon the rights Of
men is wrong and TO submit 10 the dicauon Of eqnes dis
graceful the GaEss r not support Mr. Bradley neither do
We believe that he will receive the support of the Democracy
on this side Of the Mountain Democrats OF Bennington
Rutland counties appeal you know if you willing
to sanction such ckery" This is bad fix. What are they
gong to dol Perhaps they will vote the AboIOnist ticket
" one good turn deserves another"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

NITRATE OF SoDA-hlr Il Bishop, of seekonk, informs
US that in the Spring he pat about forty pounds Of nitrate
Of soda on half of light sandy soil This the third
year he has put with the like effect and for six years
he has put other his land The quantity of
grass on this half acre tourold what il similar land
adjoining which had nitrate H. II bears burden at
the rate Of two T. the acre. while there not more
than five hundred per the rest Mr. Bishop much
Cuitisat0r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

The duty on eoane wool which does not compete with wool
grown in this country except by fraud and collision of Mr. Folks
Custom House officers, just and mills
more per h. by the Tariff than by that of 1872 While
all that kind which does compete with Vermont Wool the
duty three cents per H. less than by the act of 1912 Let the
farmers OF Vermont who do not raise pound of this
wool rejoice destruction Of the tariff act Of 1912
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

On Saturday the village was crowded with visitors from
the negborng towns who here for the purpose of
witnessing the performances of Welch a. MAINS Circus
Between three and four thousand present In the a
lernoon the rain poured down in torrents causing great
epidation among the shelter half of creation who were
literally represented the occasion There was greater
display OF jammed bonnels drabbed dresses and soied
beauty than we remember to have this many day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

We would respectfully remind neighbor there are
certain rules Of editorial etiquette" which it well bearn
mind on oil occasions - joke is joke" 1t possible for
eensonousness to degenerate into meanness.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

The Whole bale or package
Let the farmer for whose welfare the Locoocos in 1874
proessed to have great regard and who was then
hdng enough To believe in their professions examine The
above sbe and then ask HIMSELF whether they have
died the evil of which they made such loud COMPLAINT ,,
Whether the law of 1916 comes to the grover freight
ed with the blessings and protection with which the oraces
Of The party promised him il should be richly laden ,,
Whether equals in it's provisions for his benefit, the
act OF s42 which they stood publicly and soemny pedp
ed to i"p'orsS Whether the importation Of foreign WOOL
mixed with dirt will be less the act of 1876 than un
der that OF ls42 when the of 1876 relieves the dv
fleece from the payment Of per h. which the of
1917 imposes And, if he enertans the same opinions
now 'ha he did IN 1884, how he support the present
party in power, without sacrificing the best Interest,", NJ
'o"""J "po" tue a'Af oi paTyf WILKEs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13
1876.


Wool mixed with dirt OF other impurities, cost
ing over cts. per ID. pays cts, per 10 and
80 per ei.-eosting cts per ID. and less, 10
be appraised at lis value had it moi been so
mixed, and duty charged accordingly
Wool Of different qualities and different kinds
or sorts imported IN the same bale or package,
is appraised nj The value of the finest or most
valuable kind, and duty charged thereon
accordingly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

A saUADRoE DsAPPoWTED Lov,Rs-It having been
stated that the why Captain May long hair
and beard is account of disappointment in love the
New Orleans Tropc says, By singular coincidence every
man attached 10 Mays company afflicted in the same
way as they all have, more or less, long hair and long
boards Such brave set Of disappointed lovers think
wounded hearts most manully they likely 10 yet
through with them without much ultimate injury
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

little boy oged eight years, son of Mr. Hiram Rant,
the village of Rome, N. Y, fell into well thirty
i've feet deep on Saturday morning last, and alter go,
ing to the bolton head foremost, turned and crawled
up the smooth stone walls Of the well to The top, and
came out with NJ other injury than bruse on the
shoulder and side, and a cut in his head
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

lew days since gentleman passing along the
streets IN Cincinnati, observed child about two years
Old in the act of falling from two-siory window
sprnging forward with out-stretehed arms, he was
Just in time to catch the child ii FELL and thus saved
its life.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

Mr. TViimOts amendment prohibiting SLAVERY ras
adopted, 80 10 "a. Several other Amendments uere
adopted, phen the bill was reported TO the House
Mr. Tibbufs moved 10 lay on the table Lost
The bill Yas then passed by a vote Of SIS 10 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

LEcrIoSs.-Stste elections were held on Monday,
August Sd, in Alabama, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois
and Missouri; and North Carolina on Thursday, Aug.
9th The remaining elections this year will be held as
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

fire occurred at Lapruirie, Canada 9TH inst,
eoueing the place to ashes Laprae is nearly OPP
pose Montreal Distance some nine miles and il the
mna,ion ofthe St Johns Railroad Il has population Of
between three and four thousand inhabitants chiefly Cans
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

The town of Manchester, H. has voted to accept the
charter for city government granted by the NJ H. Legs
lature. lii the only city in that State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

BALLoTs-Pfn,ed ballots for State and County Officers
for Member Of Congress, now be had at the PHdsn
OrFIcE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

The Windmill n motion again See communication from
North Wsrdsboro In the last Democrat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

Guilford, Jolly o2d, 1876.
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Books.
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Bittcr--Fur line cure OF Jauudcc Indigestion. Nervous
Debility. Headache CoslIvenes- Dy-pep-s. Loss OF Ap
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The Sarsapara and Wild Cherry b.ter- ne
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mo nm pT-RJIC,-ITGRAM STUART have IL
- a. r-air ap.licaI.on fer psleEt for and
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Wi, i.-sorer is superior advantages or INSPECTION with
, 80, trto 1-ta.!ei account Of them The pubic
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y We hereby eau;ion The pubic against sah1ag-
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.
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pronounced by all who have and them most
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inspect them they Will perceive that what hal
long been them OF lntoerahle discomfort
Will benceforth be a real luxury WIN. BATCHELOR
inventor and only manufacturer Nallst near Broad
way, removed from It's Broadway. Jy25 lmeodiS
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~T.,S 1.-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL Of all

Er,s3llsz---S Eycursions--A sail across the Hudson
River 20 HoboEen, and then walk 10 the
Ely-ian Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
OF the place, Will prove the most easily accomplished and
attractive Of AL rural excursions that can be MADE from Inc
city
fine grounds now present charming aspect. the trees
heinz IN leaf and the soil covered with rlch turf
Tie walk, are in excellent order having been consider
ably ernbe !ished The present Spring
On every pleasant afternoon there VIII be IN attendance
Al the Co!onuade Elysian Fields excellent Band OF
Music which will perform selections from Tue iaVonle
Operas popu lar airs, marches waltzes &c
The Ferry from Barclay Canal and Christopher
ais are inp!eely iIted up with Awnings and Seats
H;gh: boa!s run from HOboken 10 Barc.ay.st until II
o'clock F-rraye s, cent? myl imisua-
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YIN. TAYLOR & co.


NO. PASTOR HOUSE. Agents for Lift ELLIS LIVING
AGE have received No. llg. containing, u-uh, So
lection from the most popular works both Foreign and
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L. motto being wInuo'v the wheat from The chlr
ony need say that Inc Editor, Mr Geo LueL, Is alum
dandy able furnish most Agreeable banquet TO The read
and that numbers is list OF patrons thousands oil
our first met and has been highly cOmmended IN pu1c
and private by Hon. john Quincy Adams Judge story,
VIM Prescott. George Bancroft. Jared Sparks, ana q
host OF others e ornaments ihe pulpit. The bar anu The
forum
Prc- OF yearly subscriptions. - bound volumes con
t,r1ii. 10 No- musl, li!t - complete sets from The
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For sale. wholesale 1Ei rrfail, b.
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General Notices

PosT-OfFIcE, New York. August 70, 1915.
II steamer Great Western, from Newly orh--
Letters VIII te received this ohce Tor the above steamer
until .. + NJ. Thursday the Goth inst The freight on
all letters per the above by arrangement with
her guces will be - for letters weighing half
less. aud p for each additional half
ounce aus = ROBERT II. MORRIS.
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sT~-s coNEY IsLAND AND FORT

'-rs---7-% PROPRIETOR. Capt II. Mullan. will run
every week day on above Ferry until farther notice
folo:v. Leaving NORTH RivEs-f'oot of HammoHd-st II
A. M.3p.M. Cauai-,t II: \. NJ 8: P. NJ Harrtson-h
M 4 NJ P. NJ EIti;etaN, 4. VI u NJ P NJ. C0ne3
Island - ?. VI. r. NJ and the
Steamboat IOLAS Capt Richard Yates, viii run as FOL
lows Leaving EAST RIyER-Foot Of Pte-t. % NJ y
p NJ do Uhteiail 10 \. NJ PM. :! DO. COMFY biand,
~ A NJ 81 P. VI. do. Landing nj Fort Hamilton each
way Fare u! cents. THOMAS BEiLBY, Proprietor.
y B-Stages will be in readiness on the arrival OF The
boats az Fort Hamilton take passengers Newurecht
and BAH also at Coney Island aks passengers TO the
,,nner hnnsra us
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MODEL OF NETWORK

IN CARVED WOOD.-rhis immense work of Art. by z.
lPorer Beden j. exhibition The Minerva Rooms.
o6 Broadway This Model represents every building she'd
and other object in the City Il has been IN progress
for than year and upward OF one hundred persons
have been employed ls construction including some Of
tine first Artists. American and European.
Above tie Model j. GOTHIC CANOPY, Of the most
highly decorated carved work. continuing IN different com
partnens Oh Paintings Of some OF the principal business
establishments in the City.
Hours exhibition from A. NJ to 10 P. NJ Tickets .
cents. Season tickets 50 cents jyai tbs
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, Stock &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company
! = Carlson. .sr..

tds Do wine Caa6k-75ust ( Coz . pkzs our-r ,o
cattle hogs AID Isr1o- Brown = pkgs butter = d
. Capt Helchu-l
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM ASD AERIAL GARDEN
~ Every Day and Evening This Week commencing Mon
dav Ang. l7h. S46Spendid performances every amer.
s. o'clock and every evening NJ s The manager
ca.ists whose talents their profession stand uurvaed
excelrg in power OF voice well in harmony, The
Hutchinson Family ReensagrUieut OF Col Chain He -
u wears old weighs but > ID together with The Scottish
Mammoth Boys living Monster Snake. Wax Model OF the
Human Body In addition the following performers are
engaged-Mss Nheelrr Miss E. Julien: Gr"at Western.
Yankee Comedians Pete Norris Billy Nhiuock Etho-
plan Screuadrr Dissoiving Views, Chromntropd. &c.
Admission Is cents-childrcn under TO- II! cents aul7
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CAsrLE GAKDEN-wI,h II. eh,en-lve rronltn

CASTLE GtRDEN-Wth tts extensive Promen
y ates open Day and Evening Offering superior op
portuni,es 70 tie lovers OF Nature viewing Tie harbor
surrounding scenery. The time inhane the de-
.cious hr.exesrhu siay. Friday aud saturday Eve
ujngs Angus, sOth 2ls, and 2s,-ln the Evening the
following selection OF music Wi, he performed by The Or
chesira under The direction OF {. W. Meyrer-SronIc
Horse Montro,e Waltz, Overture Jonu OF rsrs PIC
Nc Gaiiop, Don Juan. Fclsennluhlr NacN sndier La
Dame Blanche, Norfolk PoiSa La GAIA Ladro Concert
10 cnnrence 81 nc.ock Adrnission only III cents.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sales IF Stocks, see Fo'.yta PAGE

Ss' >dtes y S'0'Hs' SEE r'"'"
WEDNESDAY NJ
In the Stock Market to-day there WAS decided
appearance OF increased activity aud spirit The trans
actions were TO considerable extent and prices were
well kept Up. No eaec, upon the marker was pereept-
be from The receipt OF the foreign sdyee- by the Gale
donna
The Money Market is easier and there is No dii
dculty in obtaining money good security
In Exchange there is not much dong. The sup
ply OF bills : quite equal the demand. and there are
no changes TO prices OF bills tor the steamer
to-day.
The business world Is beginning TO come back
from the coun,ry-the weather Is delciousiy cool and
bright, and wall.t actually begins TO give signs that its
long summer nap about to be broken by the ial!
ClNAI AND BANKING COMPANY
Ncc Orleans Aug 10, lsi6.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

TRAVELS BY THE AUTHOR OF 'vATHER -
Italy, Spain and Portugal with an excursion % AGO
baca aut Bnlalha-bv William Beckfori. Two Parts
Price sl.-Formiug No. Is snd Go OF the Library OF
Choice Reading
These are two voume. racily written anu ,veIldeser
IN OF The few Iour- perusai which they viii demand
They are spoken OF IN high by he English Literary
papers.
One o; the most elegant productions OF Modern Lie
raiure' Quarterly Review.
Glo,vlnr with genius. Grn,lemnn's Mag
Rich in scenes Of beauty ana Of he" Alhenrum.
One OF Tue most remarkable books mat ma. appeared
IN time Morning chronicle.
Pleasing and picturesque Tie clirncs and the places
risi,ed m usi the book orAe indulgence VI the dolce pGr
uiere-or especial pcsa in st and quiet spots, where
relaxation may b. sought from tie summer sun and iur-
mol OF the busy world London Literary Gazette.
The Morning. Ne-ry iAus >peah. OF IL
There l. splendid. cool masuihcence about all that
Becktord does This book which i delightful 10 coniern-
plate His criticisms painting and music are equal 10
ANYTHING N Horace Wa!pOc There could not be more
delightful book Tor midsummer reading than the author OF
Vather's Travels, Published ana tor sale oy
au2O PTS WILEY PUTNAM, l6l Broadway
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SHERWOOD'> MAGNETIC MACHINE =
Sarraurei 10 % greatly superior aar thing OF til
kind --e- -ssisno MAKER yvha; pre.eusicrs r9y
bsrc aIso 10 cure ten cases - OF that Of any other
machine No premium rs e-er been ohta:ed over this
.cir n The American or AR Other Ir-:ire. rePre-
se-r b. M manufacturers OF Inferior Magnetic Machines
ar2p Slk- a e. SHERWOOD. " D. lGa Cfslbers-st
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FIRE Is FAYETTEVILLE, ARS-The IAN Buren,
(ArS lntcigcncer states tina, the 2-th u FIRE &C.
cured in that and destroyed nearly whole square
OF budinss The FIRE originated IN the store house OF
Me,,rs Larcmore & ThornbuTy, which entirely
consumed with all the goods supposed 10 be about
Sl20uO wo-th-some $1,000 $1,000 on The state Bank
OF Arkansas anu $500 in specie the last all recovered
in mass
SG>GuLAR-Died ON board the schooner Paragon.
Al Charleston Franklin Thompson Newton for want
medicines and food Boston Post 10Th.
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rRN(kIIN SAYS Keep the head eooi aEC Inc
i--t 80. '-Fra-er- Palsn; Door Psds for exc.-c
"a vnd and water ron lie bottoms % doors Tbs ar
lie i inserted mo The lower ran Of me tooe goes down
- me ,i a. = closes snt within The rai. a L ofer
The arr healthy because me ndsf-cufrsnt OF ar " ich
-ar-o % warned b. artificial means L exriucet The.
- comfortable re feet az parI o.:
ne room: they econ0ucz because there IS no -:c-s-
re cla:4t Of cold admitted and Of less fuel
r-cu;ret 10 ke-p Price q y per door WHICH IN
clcd-s vu:;Ez \. Manufactured o. JOIN FRASER
auau s1a No GEainar.-sGun-e, Sey--Ictk
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H. IN SNFE SEA-ROAI


- The Corey Island Ferry having withdrawn the
steamboat PROpRETORfor few days the purpose of
cleaning her bottom and painting and engaged the steam
boat Ware IN her place, 6ul she, meeting with some
accident 10 her machinery unahe to make Tie trips as
advertised the steamboat Boston N lake the place OF the
Proprietor and until the Proprietor win be ready,
len .iny lle landings nlverL.ed
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~ All orders for subscriptions. or advertising
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ess33ST WI De served up, today al - O'Clock. ". a.
NAagS STEELt'S TerTapla Lunch, corner Broadway
- and AEl--l- II