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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-27

years back, reform IN the city governments di-
mnution of the heavy taxation, and an accounta-
bDity the part Of public officers. Their demands
have hitherto been disregarded; blu, now, at the
eleventh hour, when those in power have but
few more oyster suppers TO eat the
tea room, they 90 TO work, and draw up
some plans OF reform, in order TO throw dust in
the peoples eyes There were two different
plans drawn up, the most prominent OF which was
that known as Alderman Harris plan. This plan
did meet the views of that portion OF the party
called the progressive democracy. headed by the old
firm OF Slamm, Bang &c Co. and they called meeting
10 denounce it, at Tammany Hall, on Wednesday
last. We sent one of our corps there and our paper
oiyesterday Contained perfect and correct view OF
the proceedings There was long list of resolu-
tons proposed, several speeches made and senti.
men,s delivered, but the meeting ended in smoke.
Nothing could be accomplished; for the different
cques OF the party attacked each other, like their
brethren in the Legislature, and not resolution was
passed.
Thus we see, that even in this city, the spos d.
vide the dominant party. The idea Of reform com.
ing from either Of the two great political PARTIES
other from the wing or democraic-is absu I'd; for
reform never can be reached until the people take
tie matter INTO their own hands, and elect city re-
form party, who will be composed oil no particular
political faction, and who will give the people what
they have demanded for years past--gocd govern
ment and diminished taxation.
STEAMSHIP MAssAcHUsErTs.-The arrival Of this
vessel, long anxiously looked for, is at last near
at hand. She was spoken on Thursday, 10Th inst,
of the south shoal Of Nantucket, and ought, ere
this, to have made her appearance in port.
THE FOREIGN MAIs.-The letter bags OF the
steamship Cambria, Captain Judkins for Liverpool.
will close in this city tomorrow afternoon.
A SLICE OF THE NORTH PoLE.-Yesterday was
the coolest day OF the season
AGREEABLE SrGHT.-The Park Fountain when
the mercury is down TO zero.
NsvxR BSrrxr-Ine sleIgnlna IN Broadway
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10
State Of Teran0Hf,

Probate District Of Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, Nor 81, 1876.
ZONES Leonard Maxwell, surviving sdminis,ra.
~ tnr upon the estate OF PHILIP MAXWELL.
late OF GuillOFd decreased, and files his admns ration
account Tor examination and allowance.
WheTeupon, il is ordered that said administrator no
lily all prrsuns interested, that this court will examine
SAID aceount at the session thereof Ia be holden Al
Taegars Inn, in Newlane, in said district on the last
Thursday OF December next by publishing copy OF
The record o this Order three weeks successfully 10 the
VermDnl Phenx, printed at Brattrboro in said dis
tIct, previous 10 said lime Of hearing
true copy Of Record,
10 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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STATE or VERMONT.
Prnhale District or MarIhnr

Probate District Of Marlboro
NOTICE is hereby given, the law Directs that
~ the regular SESSIONS Of the Probate Court Tor said
district, for the year ensuing, will be holden follows
TO wit:
December, last Thursday, al Taggart's Inn, New
fame; January, last Thursday, Chlds' Inn, Whining
ton; February, 2ad day, the Probate Office Brat
ieboro; March, last THURSDAY, at TagRarts Inn
Newane April, a6ih day, the Probate Office, Brat
teborn; MAY, last Thursday, al Chids Inn, vii
mingtnn; June, last Thursday at the Probate Office
Bfatileboro; July, last Thursday, at Taeeaa's Inn
Newfane; August, last Thursday at Childs' Inn
Wilmington; September, eth dsy. the Probate
Office Brailleboro; October last Thursday, at Tag
CARTS Inn, Newlane, November, cath day, nj the
Probate Office, BratilebOro.
r. TYLER, Judge
Brattleboro, Dec. LIST. 1916. rs
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NEW GOODS
Chairs ! Chairs 7!


From Of The best AaaItacOTies an .hasssekHs<tLs,
A GENERAL assortment OF Chairs among which
IN the following:
Rocking Chairs, with Cane Seats and Backs;
DO. do. with Cane Srais;
Do. do. with Wuod Seats, different sizes;
Nurse Chairs with Cnne Seats, Two sizes;
Office Chairs, common, and Patent Pivot;
Parlor Characterization and Clay GTecian;
Do. do. common, cane seats, bent rnd straight
backs
Children's Chairs Of all kinds sizes, md fashions
High Patent Pivot and common Stools
Ali which the subscriber will eel as low as any of lis
nelghbors. AIOHZO HATCH
BrattleboTo, Oct. II, 1886 no
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Mufs, Mufs.

600 MuFFS, comprising the largest and most
GONJ desirable lot we have offered for sale
Black Lynx Mufis Imitation do do Fch do !;
Tape Fox do; Blue Coney, do Black do do Blue
Deneil do; Black do do I; Grey Squirrel do, Boas,
&c. CUNE g. 'GOODHUE.
Brallleboro, Nov Isl, 1876. II
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FOR SALE.

IL EINw MALL WELLING
h|sA IL HOUSES, with suitable Barn and
l..s.En oui-houses. and one acre Of LAND, siIual-
.AAst ed in the East Village of Braitleboro, near
the Vermont ASYLUM. For terms and paltleu'
lar description Of the premises, apply To L. G. MEAp,
Esq. NATHANIEL KNoWLT0N
Bratileborn, Sept. 90 Is46
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PATENTS.

.a.iiERICaN AND FOREIGN OFFICE
Aud Agency for the u sates Patent Office. w,,h;..,
No. ", STATE STREET, BOSTON. D''
VTNIIE subscriber. by appointment from tho Com.,,.
Il er Of Patents, Is Agent Of the U Patent OFes 20
the purpose Of receiving aud Forwarding 10 The -, M
such models specimens Of ingredients and ~
as shall be- iurneed l., be patented, or Deposited ss.
which will b. received and forwarded free of ,1nr
risL their owners, and with all possible d,,psieb va
subscriber viii prepare Caveats, Specihcat5ns A..
ments, and al The necessary Papers and Df,vinr. IN
make researches into American and Foreign v,oI q u
iabshng the validity utility Of inyen,ionr and e.
advice ell legal and scientific natters resveci,,
same. Patents secured 10 Europe aud other e.un,,s w
By application this office inventors are savsd H. a.,
and expense OF journey IN Washington and d~l,v -
well oil personal trouble in obtaining their uai.s
The experience ct fourteen years practice an rien,1
ertions OF rare works, documents drcisions a. ~ ~
ehanical subjects and the Patent Laws and patents q -
irrrnt countries collected 81 much ex pence npe,h -
time this Office has been established and 10 Nhe6 d, Y
dtions being made together with accounts mere -.
Of Inventions patented al Washington enable me A. a y
important ssssiance and inflammation inventions ses
Of securing Patents, which other respects nigh, & s
coll oil attainment
H. EDDY, Civil Engiu.-,
August ~ le4n iyig
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A Word 20 Mothers.

Health is nf the best gifts OF parents To their
children, and without IT, oil The advantages Of fortune
are but evils in disguise. Nature always ndmnnishes
the parent when aid Is required. II a Young child
cries much, Il must be Ill., Tor il is capable O being
aerted BY any IDEAS but those of bodily pain or pleas
IRE. AT such times mothers apt TO give their M
lanis eordials, containing intoxicating or supplying
properties, and though This may their immed
ale purpose, wha is the results The children either
die in commissions, live miserable and unhealthy
pinned in their gTnwlh with debilitated slnmachs and
palsied nerves. The food designed BY for child
rem is clearly pointed out that il is marvellous how
any person be mistaken, The breast of the mother
or bread and milk Tor infants, Is clearly adapted 10
The delicate stale Of their stomaehs, that nothing can
be substituted eqnay nutritious and Wholesome. II
Is al The critical period Of 'teeihig,' when the in
liant IS Withdrawn from lis mothers breast in order
10 substitute stronger diet, that those fatal diseases
arise which sweep of many tens Of thousands Of in
lanis annually Who ran estimate the ravagrs made
by Cholera lnlantumN And yet there is a specific
for il, which has been knOirn 10 fail when ap-
piled arcIdIng To The directions. 'J.AYNE'S CAR
.MLNA1IPE BALS.9 " is remedy thai has re-
stored many angushng babe TO the arms OF the de.
lighted mother, restoring viRuT to the system, al the
tine that il eradicaIed the disease As men are
but children Of larger growth the same remedy will
be found equally eieaeious in Cholera MOrbus Nerv.
Gus or Sick Headache and indeed oil diseases that a.
rise from disoTdeTed state of the stomach aud bow
els.
"a Sold by BUTTON CLARK.
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Ready Made Clothing.

CUNE a GOODHUE
IL AVE received for sale
IL Heavy blanket Over Goats
Blk. Dufr do do;
50 Mkt Twerds do do
s 's Sack do do
q Blk Broad Cloih do
Mkt Tweeds Business Coats
Suck do do;
blue Black Brnad Cloth Cloaks
Vest and Paniaaons, Green;
Jackets. Drawers, and Shirts
Hats, Gaps, Boots aud Shoes
Trucks and Nnses
Bratileh0ro, Nov Isl, 1886. II
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STAGE NOTICE.

STAGE NOTICE..
ON and after Monday May II. an accommodation
" siagr will leave Rutland every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, al A. NJ and arrive al keene, 5
P. NJ, same day.
RETURNING.
Leave Keene, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urdsv, nj A. NJ, and arrive at Rutland same day, BY
SPIN.
At Cavrndish this line will connect with line lof
Cisremoni n H., same day.
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Cafempnt EVERY Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday, at A. H., aud go to Castle
ton, VI the same night there connecting with the
Burlington and Albany iine going directly with.
out sleeping and arriving at Albany the next dag at
eP. M.
with line that leaves Casetou O'Clock the next
morning Tor Whitehall aud Saratoga, arriving al
Saratoga day, al 4 P. NJ.
AT Walpoe this line connects with the Connecticut
River line, aud arriving at BraiilebnTu, day by
P. NJ. Returning leaves Braiileboro, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, arriving a, Rutland, P. nj.
day.
The Burlington Boston regular mail line via Rut-
land and keenr. n. H., will leave Rutland every day
heretofore, at P NJ, except Saturdays, leave
Sunday morning At A. NJ, and arrives in Boston in
&c hours.
A stage lrsves Whitehall at a. NJ, every day ex-
rept Sundays, 10 ennnecl with this line Rutland
same days, 90 that passengers 60 from Whitehall
10 Boston in TWO days.
Z. FOSTER, COOK CO.
MAY 10, Is46. SO
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DE N IT'S TRY.
Id CT. SP ALDIN &c

CONTINUES at his old stand, one door south Of
- Dntton 4 Ciark's store, to perform all operations
IN Denial Surgery, on the most improved principles Of
DeEia science, and from experience of II years
his business, he feels confident he can satisfy all who
desire To preserve their teeth, those who require arr
fetal teeth, from full SET He warrants all bis
operations IN the teeth give satisfaction, and he w1uh
express his gratitude To those who have for the last
years gwen him their patronage, ami oil that he
shall continue 10 operate uPon the teeth with the best
OF materials, and in manner which he would invite
oil In scrnlnise and compare with the best work done
IN our country.
His charges are far more reasonable than the eon-
mon charges Of Dentists.
BrsitebOro, june LIST, 1916. 6m4l
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The American Plaster,
--FoR 1HE CURE OF
Rheumatism, Weak Backs, &c.

NO article IN the iorn Of specific be ound that has
i. ' afforded the same sm51nt Of feef 70 suffering h0
mauIly this ennnsry has This plaster within Inc short
rsrad is introduction the notice Of tbs pubis-
Thousands who have been relieved from the most eHeu
ang rhenmac pains lew hnurs after their nppea,on
gill eara dreaded testimony their favor Be shown
By lctirfs and certificates received from parts s
country They only remedy for the RHTU'
bul for ali affections OF the KidAsys, LaRs B
SIDES r and fact 10 all cases where pasers may asc
with any prospect of success these will be found opa
like charm.
These fasters prepared By dipping fine bleached o
the material thereby lorming basis which fsndi
them much substantial than those that spread ld
ae put the pce of the Poor Man and other hp
Piastrrs which brings them within the reach Of all vho
ueed them. few trials in any community will insure
confidence.
Prepared aud sold by A. r wHITTERMoRE Essex
Conn.
Also for sale by josEPH srEEs Braiileboroi Brehard
Sawyer, Fayetteville Nathaniel Cheney IovnsheHc
Hyman Burgess Grafton Jos. A. Smith, ProcorEille J.
r Smith, Ludlow Jairus judson, Tyson Furnace; Wheel
d Stark, Plymouth T. Clement a Co, Bndgesatef
Townsend y Blackman, Barnard J Smith Co, Bethel
Jno A. s. White, Nofthheld A Lamson Co.. Bran
treei and by agents generally, throughout the State
Sept. "a. 1876 5a4
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TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!

> < GROCE VIM Is. Fuller 4 Cas- extra fine cut
= ~ Cavendsl, Chewing and Smoking Tubae,Io-a
superior article. Merchants supplied al mnnuac ures'
prices. For sale by
BUTTON & CLARK.
Bralteboro, oclobrr 90, 1886. CIVIL
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White Ash Lumber.

TIME subscriber wishes purchase 900 feet SEC
Il ond growth Ash Lumber, clear stuff rs inch
in thickness and or 70 feet in lenglh part 10 be de-
liveTed this fall, and the balance next spring,
G. c. HALL.
BrAitleboro, Oct !, 1916.
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MUFFS! MUFFS!!

A LARGE and rich assortment Of fashionable
n Mufls just received, and will be sold cheap as the
cheapest.
--ALso-
Fur Trimmed Caps-new style
A. f. DWtNELL.
Braileboro, Nov. ioit, 1876. 10
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NE w q u Cd s.
PRICES REDUCED.
BIRCHARD 4 SAWYER,

BlkCHAKD 4 SAN1Ek,
u ENG determined to close of their large and Ell
O egant
STOCK OF Goods
during the ensuing winter, offer the entire stock,
al wholesale ur RETAIL nj greatly
Reduced Prices.
One Of the heautes of trade is a brisk and lively bu-
siness, another the mutual advantage oi the parirs.
But we are take share Of the advantage
in the reduction oil our present large stock OF goods
with little regard 10 cost or pruh-gvng purchasers
the benefit OF low prices, aud better bagalns than they
will be able 10 find elsewhere.
We have arrangements Tor receiving IRON time TO
time such additions 10 stock as will keep the
sortment pretty complete, notwithstanding the rapid
sales consequent upon the great reduction Of prices
proposed. For the information Of purchasers we sub
Join list Of lew articles with the prices annexed:
900 yards MUSLIN DE LANES, l24 10 II cts.
200 ALFAocAs, 70 10 81
100 GAIA Plans, 50 10 b.
100 +" LIssEY WoOLsETs, 10 10 20 IS
400 CALfc0Es, 10
800 DO. Ga to 81
5000 FAsrY PnIErs, Q 10 II A"
1000 do do III To igi
100 ELEGAEr SHAwLs, 573 10 SIS
10 Dozen pats Ladies' Cotton Hose, To l25 cts.
Worsled do, So 10 so &"
1000 vds Bro SbretInps. "a 10 81 Z"
1000 ." Drillnps 7bto o &"
500 good BrD TicKNe, 10 To II
500 50 C..rroE 4 Wool CAHFErIKs IS 10 a. "
900 oil Wool do 55 10 rs
$50 Cottun do u 20 70 -
Oil Cloth Carpeling, straw Mating, Hearth Rugs,
Carpet Bindings
400 ytls 4 and Cd Cotton Damasks, I24 TO 25 Cts.
100 Linen do, 40 10 62
Dozen Blra Bro and col'd
Table Cloths, 81 10 80
20 Elegant Red Snrrahs 2,S7 10 b 90 f"
Fringes, Curtain Canibrics, do Paper, Paper Hang
ngs To rs cents per ps, 90 Looking Glasses, iI1m
IS TO So so sets Blue Printed, CHINA and other Tea
Ware, with plates and dishes TO match, new and ric-
CANT patterns Glass Canalesicks aud Lamps Cas-
tors Fruit and Preserve Dishes, &c ne, &c. Sill
yer, Tea and Table Spoons, Better Knives, elegant
Britannia Tea pots, Tea trays, Shutters aud Trays,
500 lbs. Live Geese Feathers. &c, &c,
ALSO A full assortment Of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and COatings,
which will be sold al n mere Commission above the
manufacturers and Importers prices.
Good YouEG HYsoE Ira 40 10 &c cents good
Souchang do, es. Ming Yong, 50 Moas~es Is to
80 Salafatis, 8 TO 6 Lamp Oil o. tD go; good
Chewing Tubaccn, IS 10 40; Brown Sugar, 10 9 /,
Loaf do, ia L. d. crushed do IS 1000 ibs S0LE
LEATHER with general assortment ct Groceries aud
heavy Goods Salt, Flour, Iron, Nails, Window
Glass Paints and Oil, &c, SC.
But we have time continue The list OF articles
and prices, and respectfully invite purchasers cali,
with the assurance that We will at oil times b. happy
to show them the goods aud tell them the prices and
that best efforts shall not be wanting to give them
entire satisfaction.
ORCHARD 4 SAWYER.
Fayetteville, Nov. IL, 1s46. evils
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CtRARBERRIEs-I5 Bush Cranberries for sale by
" WHEELER a. PRATT.
Oct 2lI, s46.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
g TAGEs run from Hrsiileburo follews
NORTHERN ROUTE
For Burlington ManipelieE. Hsverhil, and al towns on
the Connecticut RIVER every morning, Sundays excerpt
ed, At clio 4, A NJ
For Rutland, Mddsbury, and Nergennek, al 4 a. NJ,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, snd Saturdays
This Stage intersecis with Stage at Waipole, which
passes through Charlrsown, Windspr and MonPeer it
Burlington season The alrrnoon boats ST Johns
and MonircA,
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
For Northampton, Springfield and New York, at A NJ
aud p 81, every day Sundays excepted
Paa-engrrs having Brsueboru at A. NJ, arrive N
Springfield Tor the afternoon trains East and
West arriving Albany Tor the evening tram u
Buffalo, arriving Buifalo evening at oel0ck.
Passengers taking the O'Clock sage in New YORK
at next morning
EAsTERN ROUTE.
For Worcester aud Boston, al O'Clock 81 every day,
Sundays excepted.
For ftchbars, Boston and Lowell al 10 e'elack N =,
every day, Sundays excepted, AihO and Trmpeton,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Via Fitzwltam,
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays
SPENCER a KINGSLEY, PEOFRIEroRs.
Braiileboro, Nov LIST, 1916 ~
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EAsTERH ROUTE.

Single copies Sl-Six copies for So.
lf sufficient number Of Subscribers be obtained We
intend publish sem-monthy without increasing the
price. In such the size OF the sheet may he some
what reduced After this, and perhaps The second
number, the paper will be issued punctuay by The LIST
OF each month.
90 Subscriptions received BIZ the Editor.
Braiirborn, VI. Jan. IA, 1876. tfgl
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DERSONS wishing 10 buy Goods rery cheap, are
II respectfully invited to give an early call We
have
Ladies Dress Goods, oil kinds;
Prints, large assortment;
Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, SCI
aud the best assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimercs, Festings, &c.
in Bratlleboro.
Domestics, Cruckefy, Hardware, Groceries, &c.
The above named Goods with many uihers, will be
sold for Cash, other good pay short Credit, for
lew weeks without regard TO cost, as we are deter
mined to close our stuck before the first Of Janua-
~ next. - -
Brattleboro, Nov. "a, 1886. ID
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30
Later from Texas,

The steamer Telegraph, at New Orleans from Gal
veston reports that all the river boats which lately
passed Galveston, except the Potomac, have safely
rived at Matamoras Without them Gen To lor would
be unable TO move his army and stores, and with them
he will probably send his supplies up the river, and
put the troops motion without less Of time There
is nothing further from the army by this arrival. The
Galveston News of tie 9TH SAYS:
The last accounts represent Carraba jail at San Fer
nando, 90 miles above Matamoras with 200 men and
500 horses thence he said TO have passed down to
Camargo OVERLAPPING and examining all he met, and
concealing the archives and public property every
where. Canales is said to have had interviews with
the Alcades Of Reynosa and Camargo, who have
agreed upon declaration of independence. Gene
rails Torrelohn and Juarique in Monterey. Am
pudia is in San Louis Poios AIcjia is with tine
remnant of the army, in which sickness prevails, and
Arisa is his hacienda, declining obey the orders
requiring him 10 90 to the city of Mexico.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30
News from Oregon

The St. Louis American of the 18th, has the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. Palmer from Indiana, aud Mr.. Smith from
Ohio, arrived in tins city last evening, direct from
Oregon. These gentlemen, with fifteen others, left
Oregon City the 9th of March, and the w alawala
river on the l4th of April This settlement is repre-
scented as being in a very fourshing condition, and
enjoying the confidence aud friendship of the Indians.
Oregon City contains about eight hundred inhabi-
.antS. railroad is contemplated around the Vale
mette Falls. The territory contains about seven
thousand Inhabitants who all prospecting in their
various pursuits The intercourse between the Hud-
sons Bay Company and the Americans is represented
as being very friendly and harmonious, although
anxiety existed in regard to the boundary Of the
territory. The country north of the Columbia is said,
by these gentlemen 10 be better than has been repre-
sented and is good wheat country.
This party pursued the usual route home. Mr..
Smith gives sad account of the ST. Josephs Co.,
der the control of stupid self-wod fellow, named
Meek The company lost their way encountered
great hardships from hunger, fatigue and sickness
by which they lost seventy-fse Of their number The
Pawnees seem disposed TO be troublesome. Last year
five families passed the north side Of the CO.
umba river, at Pugets Sound, and were much pleased
with the country.