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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-17

HIGHER.-A noble motto for young man
Higher. Never look down. Aim high-push high
leap high. II you cannot reach the stars you can
have the satisfaction Of drawing near to them. He
who stands on an elevated position is sure to catch
the first rays of the glorious sun, So he who is
always stepping up aud reaching up, will first catch
the iavors and blessings of Heaven as they descend.
There is no object on which we gaze that gives Us
SO much pleasure as the upward and continued
progress in moral culture and robust virtue Of en-.
terprising young men. When the chains Of soih
are broken-the vision clear--the heart buoyant--
and the affections and purposes strong, higher and
still higher objects will be gaiued-nobler purpose:
be achieved, aud sublime elevation attained. that
will thrill with Joy future generations
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-17
Deuote 10 politics, 6ome 1nonsirp, News asrim
New Store and New Goods Il!

TIME subscribers have Just received from New
Il York large addition 10 their former stock Of
Goods, making perhaps, the complete assortment
TO be found ia this section Of the country, among
which may be found
so Pieces new style NJ. De Lancs, at about 9
former prices.
so Pieces Printed Lawns and MUSLIN;
10 do Embroidered Swiss do;
10 do Barages and Balzorines;
do Plaid Linen Ginghams
10 do French do;
do Printed Foulard Silks, very low
10 do Plaid and striped eros de Nap Silks !;
Black and Blue Black Maiiona do;
Scotch and American Gngham
English and American Prints;
Furniture Patches Bleached and Brown Drills;
Bleached and Brown Coitons.
LINENS.
IA Linen Shceting; sd do for Pillow Cases;
"A do Of all enthusiastically low.
ALSO-Hosiefy, Gloves, Mts, Thread and Lisle
Edgings and Insertings, Cambria and Muslin do.
Wrought under Sleeves and Cuffs,
Fans, &c.
SHAWLS.
Rich Cashmere, French Thread,
Plaid Lama, Evene, Barage and
Black Silk Shaws, of all qualities and prices.
Bonnet Ribbons.
large assortment of new style Bonnet and Cap
Ribbons. Also-64, Sd and A Bobbinet Laces with
great variety Of other Goods which would be
happy TO show you al the sign Of the "ELM TREE."
TOWNSLEY 4 SONS.
May ~, Is47.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-17
BRATTLEBORO, THURSDAY, JUNE IL, Is47.
tFcr the PheniI ]
Midnight Musings.

Mild and radiant Queen of Night,
Thou, that robed in silvery light,
Dost send thy besming beauties down
From thy star bespnngled thronc
Thou, whose ghostly light dost roam
Der land, and sea, and mountain home
Thou dost cen now thy vigils keep,
Der heavens wide arch, through natures sleep.
And when no one, save those who love
To roam at night, through field and grove,
Can see thy fairy form that CLEANS,
Then sendest thou forth thy faifesl beams,
As though, not vain, like mortal man,
Thou only shinest at Gods command.
Reclined beneath the whispering bower,
love 10 gaze, al midnight hour,
Upon thy pale beams struggling through
Each mirrored opening, bright with dew;
While sweetest music fills the air
From zePhyrs gently wandering there.
All Nature sleeps each voice is still;
Save sof, low murmurs from yon rill,
Which, smiling rs il wanders by,
Reflects the beauties OF the sky.
How sweet the hour; how calm around
No sounds Of strife from men resound
No noise, nc crowds disturb the rest
or Natures calm, untufied breast---
Bot hushcd each voice, each passion still,
All tranquil now is human will
Fair Queen! with train Of silvefy light,
Thy reign is only in the night;
Thou dost not see the bloody fray
Where man his fellow man doth STAY;
Nor dost thou hear the dying grosns
or men, far from their native homes.
oh, no thy heavenborn lights too pure,
Such warlike carnage 10 endure;
Thou hidest thy face from scenes like these,
AID only shinest when all is peace.
Sweet orb may lesson learn,
And shun the paths where passions burn,
And let my Utmost thoughts arise
To that great God who rules the skies.
Iornf Holly June, I547. E. d.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-17
FASHIONABLE
Boot and Shoe Store.

vEvHE subscriber, grateful for the very liberal support
ne has received from the public, and being deter
mined TO continue his business, intends TO deal LITERALLY
with his customers 10 token whereof, he has only
inform them that his work shall be made OF the best
Of stock and by the best Of woTkmen. Every article
is made by himself and warranted. He keeps on hand
and will make 10 order the following articles, and final
", all kinds usually made in the country.
Gentlemen's Thick and Calf Boots,
Goat and Cali Brogans,
Slippers,
Boys Thick and Calf Boots,
b" /" Brogans,
Ladies' Cater Boots and half Caters,
f." Kid and Calf Walking Shoes,
60 Buskins,
4" Kid Slips from so cts. TO 81 so.
Some very nice French Kid Slips; Misses' and Chill
dren's Shoes Of all kinds.
Hinsdale, May 10, Is47. SO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-17

Shad, Smoked Salmon, Herring, Halibut, Napes and
Fins, Sounds and Tongues, Sc, sc. Together with
a good assortment Of Provisions. SmS2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-17
Baking Establishment.

vUNHE subscriber having fitted up Bakery, at No.
IL Elliot ST., ia ready to supply the citizens Of this
village and vicinity with
Bread, Crackers, Cakes, ries, NC
His articles are warranted TO be oil prime quahiy'
and will be sold at low rate
All kinds Of Family Baking done q short no''ce'-
Cake furnished Tor Parties aud weddings .,
oPlease Try my articles. One sasyc ~.i oon MN
you Of their excellence. J. r. LEibhANDA
BTatteboro, May 20, is47. VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-04
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships-Ferriere, N Gelen Baltimore to load for Havre
Silss Holmes. Berry, New Orleans w Nelson
Bng-Euphrates, Crane, ST Johus, NF, Soue, Whitney
X Co. 0'
schsBeney, Brookngs franklin, La Brett Vose; Mar
Emet Hopping, Chambers WDsmson, NC; Cornelia fauk.
sSop:-Roser willi.m. sturT,. Providence; Velocity,
steambost-0lobs, Wright, New Orleans. II Eagle
ArrfveN.
Bark James Smith. lof Hsliowe) Ballard Malaga Nov l.
passed Gibraltar Nov To the master
bnE Cora tof Proydence) Paine Cephalonia 70 days and
n. az , OCT With Zoo bb' currsnu anu 81 cases liquor,
Brig Delaware tof Porsnd) Elliot Prince Apulka River
LVquo Coast % days with 81 logs mahogany to How
Imwe Left no Am vessels Nov 49, lat rs &c. Ion Is a.
p9se or,g rawn Tarbor from Cenuegos for New York:
M ~ ~ lon 30 49, spoke ship Sea Lion OF and from Ne
oI Euopei 22d lat rs 81 lon 10 49, spoke brig Poo.
OF Maine. from Cardenas for Portland who
knoiy suppl,ed u, with a barrel oil bread
pIrmhems w,aow, Oorhsm Hsax, 10 days, with FISH, to
big OHIO. kmsn, Dsrien, Ga, II days
pne Cinen brown, Machas days with lumber TO Brett
Brig Mary J,ne Lsrmond, New Haven . dsv, in b,I,,,,
schL rIedensa, Bolen MarIeille is days with
sshr Curew, L.naehs, 8, Domingo via B.Irimor. d,v,
schr Morris, Oste cotter) Green Kew IVES, n a,. -,
MaiIisrdk Co Dee lat 49, spoke brig Jane from 70
for New York. steamer Iris arrived at Kew Ws.t
the 2Ist ult. IVY "e"'on
scbr Comet Allen Warrington, NC, DAYS. with n,,.,
stores, Mitchell Sid co with schs Ann Mars, on.
Globe Rlmona and Myers Fowler all for New York
sehr Pnts, Brow Norfolk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-04
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3, ls47.

BALTIMORE, Dec. ., ioff.
Strange Wsaths,,- Vessels for the Seat Of Var
Il Crash of Bricks-A Meeting Of Merchants,
Sc, &c.
The weather continues wet and sultry, with a
heavy fog.
The brig Trojan, Capt. Weld, is now at DON
nell's wharf, with cargo of horses, sixty-six
in all, designed for the United States army, and
will probably sail to-day for Vera Cruz. The
brig Othello, Capt. Darlington, is also taking In
horses for the same destination. The ship Ma
pier, Capt. Sanford, has also been chartered by
the Government, and is taking in stores for the
same destination. She will probably take on
some troops, having already conveyed conslde-
rable numbers to Vera Cruz.
The gable end OF the large row OF warehouses;
four stores high, building for Mr. Jonn mop
kins, on Exchange Place, yesterday AFTERNOON
fell down with tremendous crasn' CARRYING
the first house of the row with u, and throwing
the granite fronts of several of the other ware
houses Of the row out of plumb, so that there Is
probability that nearly all Of them VIII nave 10
come down. The brick work was Just nhlsnln
and the whole wall, from the very foundation to
the fourth story, is heap of ruins. There are
some fears entertained that some person Is bu-
red uuder the immense pile of rubbish;
A meeting is to be held at the. Exchange to-
day. by our merchants, to petition the Post
master General to restore the mail arrangement.
whereby the New York evening mail reaches
Baltimore at an early hour the next morning
We are now whole BUSINESS day behind. How
ever no one who knows Cave Johnson would
ever think of attempting to alter his determlna-
zion on any subject. He has the concentrated
stubbornness of all the tribe of mules that has
existed since the flood, In his composition
When IN Congress he obtained the sobrlquet OF
/" object" as he was always on hand to " OBJ
ject " TO every motion that required general con-
sent TO be entertained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-04

4 The CURE DThlC1Uhk.-ls
a.,ure-th. diseases which mistaken for
in tho.: who The least q Tkoss SCy
% SS %h enable w %
Judge whether he has this complaint and ts
% s.s ar
Or much a bss ans q
structure may eI, for months and even years without pro
there should anything d.ssYns
be ;upsIaddsd and with regard Other especially
ever shs: @ wi peculiarly Sslens
b: lost sight Of but lead immsdisie mean. Of
belong to Gsss %.ss s ss.l s"s
ssi ssS1s
The Se much diminished npsdsd thar
s sr BE- s sDS
T sv will steal to % @ %
HAVE srm1iHED UrcURrp- j, not 80 much how long ago
daed
general rule however If gonohes has been suffered to
:renStS.n any other .usOciou. circumstance The
more S.n as The
pres; he :I1F; and to lessen mental energy NS h't mi,
doe. i
also effect though tle understood but It'll
tonaby Indeed whoever considers the NATURAL
ton Of mind and sexual w easily psEns that e
these through the medium the SEXUAL
the m%S Til sss.T s.sSS L
sent of the world As the Of structure
proceeds, the activity of mind Invariably returns On
,be cure Of structures it is repeated that this certain
rec from pain and generally accomplished in
very little time 80 much this, however, could have
been advanced but such have been the i'm
povemets IN this art that by and in the hands
Of careful and experienced persons the now accom-
pshed many days formerly demanded months Many
also who consult the writer personally Of
distance, &c. undertake the themseves and happily
coed To such the Practical Private Testise"s invaluable
consulted diseases there referred residences
Greenwich street and those who apply in the early of
those will be surprised the rapdty and little in
convenience attending ther cure He believes. however,
chiefly those who have suffered from certain class OF
pretending people and other causes who can properly APP
ncipient its advanced and distressing in which
IRON uncommon advetaEes addition very extensive
paetice in this complain he afford rapid and
radical which he has ground for stating can be obtansd
from other in America Office hours to II A. NJ,
aud r. M. SUNDAYS invariably excepted Consnlta-
by letter. be addressed Boz 800 Lower Post Once,
Nsw York" 81 30t@rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-04
Passengers Arrived.
KEY WEsr-Schr Monis-Col Simenton and Capt Curtis
PaasonEors Sailed.

LrERrooL.sea Acadia, from Boston, corrected
from the agents lists)-Me.sr. Bartlett b 8 wells OF
;s Of N:T Hampshire; Jane, Thorn Mr. and Ms Kenngs,
York; Bell MisI- Bell Of Ph,ladeloha; Mrs fiorne
and maid Of United States Mr. and Mrs Benson
Smith Mitchell, Of Montrea Miss Price aud sisters Mr.
and Mrs Cha: 5haPless and child Mr. and Mrs Brockes
CHARLES 6a Lsysy, Mi; bo1% Mrs. BoIsT.aa
Bradshaw BA; Hitchcock, Benj Shaen. Of Manchester
Eng; Grant E. Powell. Of London; Ward Of Liv.
DE Ms,rosk Of Paris ss.slsde Of MsEieS; Peter Bur
wek-a for Halifax-Messrs Fredk Ladd, Roders, of
sso,,oS; Keyrs% sserTy Lyle Sargent Richard
Jane, Weir Andrew Weir Of Pictou; Anderson, Of One.
eee Muncy. Of Nova Scotia; John Crediky Of New.
Total, u. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-04
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHME
AMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
Observation-Disclosures THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Evey day, Pro- cents per copv--
81 10 apnum-payable IN advance. To European sub
scrke by the steam SHIPS SH include the
postage which has to be prepaid.
WEEKLY HERALn-Every Saturday--Prioe 6k cert.
copy-S3 w cents ner in advance Ts
European subscribers, by steam ship s. per annum, in
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Prcs 6k cents per copyt3 apnum including postage,
lions And adytrti.smeps. viii be received BY Me,ss as
jobs Miller, the bookseller, London.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published on the
LIST o. J,n!Qry Of each year-single copy sirpen,e.
,ADVEHIsEMENTS at the usual pricer-aways cash in
manner The proprietor will r.sponbIe for srro Rs,
may occur in them.
despatch.
All letters sonnunsstions BY nail Addressed to the
s Ill % deduseeA men the mteenpfen meneY snifsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-04

echr Watchman Watson, Machiss, Me.
schr william. Pope Maehias.
9chr Welcome Return. -, Machas.
schr Ana, O'Brien. Lubsc. with lsth and plaster
Schr Baker -, Orrington, Me.
schr Rough Ready. Roberts, Gloue lester
Schr Victor Basset, Boston.
schr Ellen, Brown, Boston.
Schr American Belle, -, Boston,
Schr Jasper, -. Boston
Schr Southerner. Lewis, Salem 7 days
schT Sarah Ridley, Jones' Welldset
schr Albert, Howard, Wareham.
Schr Ellen Rodman Osgood. New Bedford.
Schr Eagle. Chadwick, New Bedford.
Below.
ship, brigs, unknown.
Sailed.
Packet ship Isaac Wright, Liverpool ship silss Holmes.
New Orleans; Br bark Hyndeford. glasgow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-04
ALBANY, Dec. 2, l847.
Afairs in the Legislature.

Affairs in the Legislature.
The emoluments Of great number of local
offices in the city of New York, which have
hitherto made them 30 attractive to the thou
sands who have sought to fill them, have at
length been abolished; incumbents of these Off
ces hereafter to receive salaries for their SER
vices; they are not to be allowed to charge a fee
in any case.
am glad that bill has, by this time, passed
both houses of the Legislature, abolishing
the fees of number of the local officers of the
city of New York. This bill met great opposi.
ton in the House, and it was not until after
several hours of strife, that the wings were able
TO get the bill to third reading AS 1t pissed
the Senate, and as the wings desired to pass it
through the House, 1t specifies sum certain, that
shall be paid to these officers in lieu of the fees
which they now receive. The New York dele
cation Except Mr.. Michael Walsh) asked that
the Board of Supervisors of the city and county
Of New York should be authorised to fix thu
wasurged with desperate and imperturbable tena-
city by every democrat upon the floor of the
House ii was combatted by the wings with
logged and unyielding firmness; the debate, in
which Messrs. Sickles, Walsh, Burnell, and
others participated, was characterized by un-
through ten hours, during which time, the house
was constantly IN session. affairs finally arrived
at such pitch that personal violence was ap-
pretended; all those little courtesies which
members of Legislative bodies should practice,
We're entirely disregarded; the chair itself was
bers; at o'clock, the bill was ordered to third
reading, and it will pass, without doubt
Inc house Row hold morning and an even
Ing session.
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we suppose there is quorum of the House in
the city Major Gaines, it appears, Is left be-
agony about the speakership, clerkshiP, &C., is
becoming very intense. BRAVO.
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NEUHoPATHY. OR MEDICAL oALvANIsM-Ths

NEUhOPATHY OR MEDICAL GALVANISM-The
experience Of every day is demonstrating that the mystic
nous powers term 0alvansm the principle Of le and
the most eeen sgen that be empo,e Of dis
ease DR. hiss long made this subject mis- particular
study and has used GalvauK extensively his prac
tee He lis daily curing numerous Of Nervous Deaf
ness, Nervous Blindness, Rheumatism. Govt, Neurasis
ola, ling Ag,etiou, H.sd,she HyseI'' Fits &C. 49,
ready all kinds Of apparatus for every mode Of APPLYING Gal
vanism and Electro Magnetism and hiss several nstrumenfs N
great importance Rooms No ~ Warren street NeT York
attended the order they arrive ard those unsy?idsby
disappointed one day. from Of appcat ons Be sGti
Book called Nsuropashy price ssesnsshs Bookseller
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Treasury Notes Outstanding LIST Dec. Is47.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Treasury Notes Outstanding LIST Dec. Is47.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers ONCE. December !, l9l7.
Amount outstanding Of the several issues prior to the
act OF 9ad July, 1916, as per records Of this
office. -. -. .............. $a44sss 81
Amount outstanding ofthe Issue ofac July,
ls4s, per records Of this once llsa,soo 90
Amount outstanding of the issue Of 2sth
January ls<7 per records Of this ooe l4724 900 90
$lo,ls2, $50 81
Deduct cancelled notes In the hands Of the
accounting onnvors winch Sl7S,l5O IL
under the sot Of cad July 1876 (; n OsS-
800 ID under the act Of 25th January
1877; and - 800 under other acts. l26ss5o OO
$l4 se3 $40 81
DANIEL GRAHAM, Register Of the Treasury
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