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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
VERMONT PHOENIX.

g Our neghbor Of the Democrat thinks he shall have
to watch his poultry house, II love our country
loves his dinner when he s hungry Why watch Il,
efely' Why take up his abSe in IT, With the other
geese' His oaeklngs and Kisses ct him in high degree
head the eaiheed squad lie puts in" Of late,
though he expected to the nation BY his hulabaoo.
II he should DO it would be incident the history
of that ancient robbef republic, Rome matched the his
tory Of our modern 1" free and happy Columbia
Really, must not be hamPered in the Of figures
and Illustrations In arguing with Loeofoeos il Is useless
in most to appeal their moral sense right
As well quote the classics Camanehe, try
drove Of hogs with Paror phrases We get at them
the best wsy Hence mixing up conscience
and pockets, patriotism and dinners.
Il would hardly pay 60 the ground in relation 70
this Merican We might follow neghbOr in his
iwsngs around under and above the points issue
And might follow miller in lis varied squirmiags and
Auerngs after lis wings have been seorcbed IN the blaze
But what would il profit US in either case
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ditto.

In Guiford yune Z, Mr. Ebenezer Robards, sgtd 50 -
tPriniefs in y. Y. and Ohio will please notier
Ia Guillord June 20 Chares Laroy only Of Mr. John
G. and Mrs Susan NJ Wilcox, aged year aud " days-
tie overturned table, upon which stood vessel O hot
ter and received its contents upon bis bosom The little
sufferer fingered fifteen hours, and then expired.
In West Dover. April "a, Mrs Betsy ~, vile OF MI
Harvey Copeland, aged % years and months.
In Buenos Ayrrs. South America March u.s. Of eonsump
ton, Mr. Daniel Horton, native Of Brattleboro
Ia Jamaica, May q, Misc Fanny l. Martin, daughter oil
SIR Samuel aud Mrs Fanny Msfiin aged l6-fPrniefs 10
n II sud Mace. will please notice
In Chester, June 3, Hugh Heary, Esq, aged en.
In Nottingham. June y Mr. Caleb Willis, aged rs.
Ia Troy, n Y. FEB. IA, Rerenice Willis. aeed 80
In WincheFrr. n H., June u, Mrs Charlotte, vile
Mr. Darius Peterson, aRed IS.
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pY MAcNErIc rELEeRAPH.

Nes York, sanday June a. 8 O'Clock, P. NJ.
party le Puehla for Vera Cruz under the command ofCspt
Bainbfdge, and the attacked several tines BY
saerllas They lost eve and wagon. The Mercans
epulsed Capt BainbTdge party succeeded in enehng
Col Melntoshs camp party Of Eoers attacked the camp
and fred upon oil night They reached Vera Cruz safely
The party under Capt DuPeru attacked By superior
force bot rePulsed the enemy killing several with The lO Of
three kled and three wounded.
Gen. cadwslder jonel Col. MeInush with reinforcement
the National Bridge, when the ~hoe sitacked by the
heIcans. The battle lasted several hou4 The MeHicans
defeated with Of 100 The Americans lost 10
killed and 70 wounded The moved forward Japs
The station Japa bad been broken NJ Gea Scott having
opened road from Perote to Tuspan for supplies.
Gen. Shields had joined Gcn. Scott with 1000 men.
There no, much sickness at Vera CruI
No preparations for resistance had been made between Pue
ba and the capital $500 reported be the city
Merieo Cen. Scott will in Puebla snul reiuotced
Santa Ahna has the seeond time resigned his military and
II stations No, accepted.
Five Menean Generals had seat to df sn
States for confinement.
Pronsnelmento At the Capital bad been put down.
lBosion Atlas Of the 92,h
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Common School CeIehraiian.

Ma RrratE:-will you please 10 give notice Ia your
paper q this week, that the Common School gathering
Saturday neat will be in Col Goodhues grove, the
Main Street. instead Of that Mr. lladeys II ex.
Peced that Of shat due 10 Tor The propre.
tors kindness will prevent any boys Of younger older
growth from firing crackers guns Of any description
the ground, and will be allowed there The access
will be from pear the Unitarian meeting house.
Br rus CoarirrKE.
We wish il TO be generally Understood that the refresh.
menis expected to be provided by the families Of the
village aud town. graiuously II sen, to the ground
on Saturday morning there will be persons in attendance
TO receive aud arrange them. little from each will fur
nish forth a glorious feast.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

"MoRAL TREAsos."-The N. Y. Evening Gazette, in
speaking of the return of Santa Anna to Mexico, with MIR
Folks consent IL nothing more FIXES the charge Of "mOFal
treason where belongs If the real traitor had his due
he would be exactly taking pleasure tour through the
country. The Gazette says "when the chief organ at
Washington and the penny all tue land have
the presumption squea abOuthe moral treason Of vast
majority of the people Of the United States who look upon
this Mexican alike inexcusably wicked in its neep
ton and miserably vile in lis prosecution let them be told
WHO 1T WAS that afforded the Mexican nation aid and
comfort in the restoration Of s only probably rhs
could hare brought her armies into The field
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
Marritu.

In Vernon. june IL, BY hev A. Huntington Clapp, OF
this village, Mt Isaac r Fisk of Shelburn Ms 10 Miss
Hannah, daughter Of Samuel Parsons 81 Vernon.
In Springfield VI, By Rev. w. S. Bailou Mr. Alexander
C,dge 10 Ni.s Mary G. Sawyer, both Of keene, n. n
Also. by the Al the place. Mr. Henry H. Ma
son 70 Mss Sarah Cutler, both Of Springfield. W.
10 Winchester. n n Jone ~, BY Rev. Mr. Culver Alr
George Neur. Of Cleveland, " 10 Miss Harriet r. Thay.
e.. OF Winchester.
la Keene A. June 22 Nr Jeduthan RosseIl, Of Rock.
ingham, to Mrs Rrb-eea II Martin, oi Keene.
In Gill, Ms, June 10, BY Rev Mr. Canning, Mr. Benia-
min d. Barley, 81 pruvidence, r l., to Hiss Uruna l.,
daughter Of Mr. Ira Spiughton, Of Gin
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HENH1 VI, IICkA
leg Mulberry q
To MornERs AND MARRIEp LADIES.

This extract OF Ssrsapara has been expressly pepared
in reference to female complaints No femae, who has
10 suppose she approaching that critical period
"1he tTH Of Life, should neglect TO take H.
tain preventive Tor any of the and horrible dis
to which females subject al tb time OF lite This
period ts delaHed for sercraI wars bp sHg Aed
Nor is II less valuable for those Who approaching
womanhod s calculated 10 assist nature BY quicken
ing the blood and InygoratIng the system Indeed, this
medicine Invaluable for all the delicate diseases 10 which
women subject.
II braces he whele sys.e renews permanently the nat
ural energirsby removing the Impurities Of the bodyby
far stimulating the System To produce subsequent
ahslon, which The ease Of most medicines ken ier e-
GIRLS, BEAD THIS. $40
You have pale complications, dull eyes blotcher The
face, rough skin, ITeckes, and cont Of spirits
cleanse your bood the ieekes and boehes, and
give you animation, sparkling eyes fne spirits, and beaut
FOL eomPexonsall Of which are Of immense value to IA
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE
DR. Townsendis ssrsaparia Is sovereign and speedy
cure for incipie9. Consumption B'Tsnness LencCrihes
Of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof and for
the general Prostalion Of the sysemno matter whether
the result Of inherent cause causes produced by egu
larty, illness, accident.
Nothing be more surprising than its invgOrating ef
eets on the human frame Persons all weakness and las
sude, AFTER taking H. at become robust and full Of
energy under its influence II immediately counteEaea
the neveessness Of the female Frame which IS the greA,
eause Of barTenness
Il will no, be expected Of u.s. In eases Of delicate
tnre exhibit certificates Of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds OF have been report
ed 10 Several where families have been without
children amer using Few bottles Of this invanlbls medi-
cine, have been beat with healthy offspring
DR TowSsEED-My wife being greauy distressed by
weakness and general debility and suffering continually by
pain and sensation Of bearing down. falling Of the womb
and with other difficulties and having known where
your medicine has effected great cures and also hearing
recommended for such have described obtained
bottle Of your Extract Of Sarsapaa and followed the
directions you gave In short period removed her
complaints and restored her health Being grateful for The
beaehs she received take pleasure IN thus Aeknowedg
ing il, and recommending il 10 the Poblie .,.
Principal Office i26 Fulton street. neEt door TO the Sun
Office.
M For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, wHotFsALl
AsEKTs Baleboro and by principal druggists Throughout
the United States, West Indies and Canads. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

"THE ORAToRs FRAscE This sthe title Of hand
book which Mr. sieen has laid table. We
say from hssiy examination, that il is very original and
entertaining work. The author, French NOBLE aims
give brilliant stirring portraits Of the who have swayed
with their eoquence the desnies Of France and through
her, those Of all Europe in small degree during the
citing times Of the last sixty Among these the
of Mrabeau, Danton, Bonsparc, Lamsrine Guzo,, and
Theirs will be familiar readers Their mental like
drawn with vgor and their physical kenesses
ske,ched in steel plate Of each We glad to books
Of this useful hind the increase and hope Mr. seen may
End brisk sale FOE "htile million Just SUCH ublshed
by Messrs Baker & Ssribner New York translated by
member of the New York Bar; edited by C. H. Cotton
with an Introductory essay by T. lieadeyl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

in some parts Of Bohemia, that horse esh has become
common article OF food, and s openly sold.
Several German engineers have arrived in Egypt in or
der make the necessary surveys for cutting ship
through the lsthmus Of S0eI.
In Derby England, sheet Of paper has been made
1900 feet long, or 3 miles.
The dresses Paris this unusually simple
Houuces have gone out, and the dsAgus costumes
without ornament great blessing for The husbands
BY decree Of the LaddrAh Of the Canton Of Glars il
Switzerland, all the young intedicied from mar
rage before they y Of age and the females be
fore they 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

publisher II. Culver, OF New York, nunbrrs Of
work bearing the above title. II Is edited by J. L Com.
stock NJ D. the usthor Of celebrated works the Natural
Sciences Ii contains beautiful eooFed plates Of four
plants each number, with strictly and boiancay
descriptions of each plant There also series Of articles
Vegetable Physiology, adorned with wood 10 all
which is added careful directions for culivaing vore
plants short miscellaneous ARTICLES poetry, &c, making
handsome Magazine Of 30 pages 1t is published monthly
per year The magnificent, enRrsvngs apart from its
other merits, will make this work
the Psrorable than any rival publication and
peciay commend il to the ladies We should be happy
show numbers any persons who would like
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
[For the Vermont Phunizl
Normal School and Teachers Institute.


The friends Of Education will doubtless be glad to
learn that Normal School and Teaehe Institute Is To be
established thus couaiy the ensuing Autumn From the
experiences OF the last Two years. 10 examining teachers and
visiting schools fully eonEnsed that school IS need
ed among for the special purpose Of sardng teachers
the necessary facilities for thorough training for their
Office than most Of them haze had The experiment Of
Teaehets Institutes held oS short PeriOdfoor Of which
we have bad in the County OF windhsm-has also satisfied
me that much be accomplished in short time,
When the attention the whole school directed TO the
same thing at the same time and coaned lew branch
es Of study.
have been erecting house in retired and attractive
spot my residence, which will be htled up with
every convenience that eommsad fE the purpose Of
Normal School and Teachers Institute And my pan is
have school for in year, Of ten weeks EACH
commencing the fist Monday in September, the other
the first Monday MsTeh The Of study insruc-
on and lectures will be especially adsPasd to the wants
Of those who purpose to engage as teachers IN District
Schools and still unsnied any who wish 10 pursue
the prescribed course Particular atepon will be paid 10
Reading, Spelling, EngIsh Grammar, Geography and
Abneiic and instructions given 10 the most approved
modes of teaching them Physiology The History Of the
United States, Drawng Algebra keeping and the
structure and operations of National and State Govern
Of the United States, will receive due share Of A.
tenon Two lectures week will be delivered, on sub
eels Important for teachers understand and Instructions
given from day day, designed prepare them ior the
suceessid discharge Of their duties Opportunity will be
given 10 the pupils Of the Institute To wait the schools Of
our village which conducted in sPProsed and sue
cessinl manner.
As propose limit the number Of the pupils Of the In
suie many eau attend 70 personally those who
propose 10 enter at the Fall Term will do well 10 make s
plieaion as early the middle Of August next prefer
that none would attend the school except for the whos
term as the studies will be laid out Tor term,
will be varied suit any who may desire TO enter ate
the term has commenced The tuition fE the term will Be
Eve dollars without charges FIRE. will be
Ryen important works Education add everything
my power DONE make the school profitable TO the young
men and who may attend il.
BruuebOrO, June eelh, is47.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

WOs I'VE learn with satisfaction, from the Buffalo Com
mercal Advertiser and Rochester Democrat that the open.
ing prices Of Wool In those markets about Sc per pound
higher than last year The arrivals however, have been
light and chiefly Of inferior or medium quality The Com
meIcal mentions sales Of 5000 pounds OF various grades
from 20 10 300 Last year the range Of drscrp
tons from lie 26e During The past week about
IS 600 pounds have been sold in the Rochester MARKET
prices varying from 25c 35e But lew lots Of the
descriptions have yet appeared The following quo
tations from the Rochester Democrat;
American Saxony, fleece, per pound So 81 -2e Anne
riean full blood Meno per do, 30 33c; American hall
and hree-ourhs Meripo, per do 20 25c AmeTiesn Ma.
tive and cne-fouElh MeFino, per do, 20 25e
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
NOTICE.

A VAN D0ORN has taken @. A. VAN D0ORN
Asio be partner in the Furniture and Chair business
for which we have and making arrangements
side our usual supply OF Cabinet Furniture and Chairs,
Transparent Window Shades, Balance Curtain fix
lures, new patterns Of Looking Glasses and Clocks,
Feathers. beat Hair Mattresses, do Of Cotton healthy
coolest thing in Also, all kinds of Upholstery
neatly executed 10 order.
As Agents and manufactures OF most OF these
articles will sell them the lowest prices al whole
sale and retail. Lumber and Produce taken ia ex-
change, and Cash in no case refused when offered.
AVIAN DOORN & SON.
BTattleboro, June so, Is47. as
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Dental Surgery.
DIR. jas. "A. F.aRWELL.

DIR. JUS. "A. FAR WE'LL
MOULD respectfully announce to the people OF
w Brattleboro and vicinity that he has permanently
established himself in this village, where he will be
happy 10 wait on any who may need his services in
any branch oil his profession. He halers hmsefthal
as the result Of the facilities Of which he has awaited
himself in acquiring knowledge Of his business, and
the experience which he has had ia practice, he shall
be able merit the confidence, and portion of
the patronage Of the community. Particular attention
viii be given 10 oil descriptions plate york and those
wishing single or whole sets, may rely upon having
them inserted in the satisfactory manner, either
with without artificial gums and secured By ainoI-
phsris prsssure alone or by spiral springs, the
may require. .ariifeiai Pastes, will be constructed
10 effect almost perfect articulation. In Filing
teeth he employs nothing but fine Gold, il being the
only material understandable. For extracting teeth
he makes Of no instruments but The HGok bill and
patent FoTcsps.
Numerous and highly respectable references can be
shown II desired
! He has taken rooms in Halls Long Building, which
will be found furnished with reference 10 the comfort
and convenience Of those who may favor him with a
4 call.
| ns-Entrance irsi door south Of the Post Office.
N. B. He viii keep constantly on hand Oak Tooth
wash, article together with Powders and Brush
es Terms reasonable.
Bratlleboro, June 30, 1871. tf45
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro, Sc.
In Probate Court, June %, is47
ZONES Joseph Hammond, Executor Of the last
~ Will and Testament Of SOLOMON PARK, late
Of Wardsboro deceased, and flies bis administration
account for examination and allowance
Whereupon, it is ordered that said Executor notify
all persons Interested that this will decide upon
the allowance Of said account, The session thereof
TO be holden OsRood's IDn in Newt me- 10 said dis
irct the last Thursday OF Juy next. BY polish
ing copy OF the record Of this order three weeks
cessively 10 the Vermont Phenx, printed Braitebo-
ro in said district, previous TO said time Of hearing
true copy Of Record,
a. Attest, B. ID. HARRIS, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

TRIAL ExBEzzLEMEST-Barker Burnei, former
Member Of Congress- tried week before last ct Nan.
,ucke Mass for embsrrng the funds Of the Bank in that
place verdict Of acquittal rendered the first in
dicment; but there being pending against him,
he remanded 10 prison until $4,000 bail could be pro-
cured This has been done, and he is liberty. Il
that between April is43 and December is45
y all the capital Of the Bank stolen, and nobody knows
any thing about il. Mr. Burnell then Cashier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

The Hsyoes Of Bssna Pisia 7akiag Lsare Of he Grsa
Captain The following, from the New Orleans Picayune
Of June Is, speaks for itself
"The parting scene between the Missssippi Regimen
and Gen Taylor told, affecting the extreme
As the marched by him TO return to their homes
powered with recollection Of The high deeds which has
endeared them 10 him, and with their demonstrations
respect and Affection be attempted in vain to address them
With streaming down his iurowed cheeks all that h
could say was Go on, bOys-go on--i can't speak
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ScrohIa Cured

OF years Standing The young nan may be examined
BY calling upon hin-he has several bad scaFsbut the
have been eneIy healed up Tor than uSaiks
New York, March IS, lS47.
la TowssESD Dear Sir IL have the pleasure to in.
iof you that your SaapaEa has cured Of the worst
kind Of Of Scrofua Of Than y.ars sandIn
Indeed have had less since child; had
bad both sides OF my throat and il attacked my
eyes, causing me 10 be almost blind entirely
cared and have been for than months took
other medicine, and quite certain my Tecoserys at
rbutAble medicines only have the scars both
my neck aud eyes Persons that cFsduous may be
convinced by calling
HENRY NJ. TICE,
IeoA II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

Great Casting New York papers record the casting, on
Saturday afternoon l2h ul of the bedpates for the
gines Of the steamship United States OF the eontempa-
ted line Of packets between New Orleans and Liverpool
About q tons Of iron melted, and the plaes when
dressed off, will weigh - tons This the largest casting
poets successfully performed works Of Messs Seoof
Co The cost Of the engines will be $ll5O00, and the
ship will be splendid vessel Of 2200 1000
horse power.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

vERMosr METHODIST CoSFEREEcE.-This body held its
third annual irasburgh, commencing Wednes-
day 9th uIt, closing the next Sunday The pro-
ceedngs said have been highly interesting and salts
factory The session will be held at Barre commencing
on Wednesday, July 5Ih ls4s Among the appointments
of preachers, the following
ftkeas-M Spencer.
Heiiosos Faus-I. Smith.
IondOndsrry-E Peilingill, C. D. Iugr.ham.
Mariboro-M Adams
HorfA UAr[sbOro-C w. Kellogg.
Proctor svIis-E Robinson.
Pufnag--H Eastman.
Mas,nf HOillf--James Smith.
WardsL0ro- Moses Adams.
Bitningion-W. J Kidder
NJ We perceive there appointment for BraiilebOro
Why is this'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

NEW YORK MARKET, MoKDAY, JUEK 25rH.-FlOur
has declined 25 50 cts during the past week. Sales of
10000 bbls Genesee at 81 S7s5; Ohio 81 Michigan
$8,sS. Supply than equal to the demand
Gsaia-Prme Northern yellow Corn brings 9S 100 eta
Western mixed, IS 9e Rye 100 eis-i Barley 75 Dat.
so 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET -MosDAr, JpsE %
AT MARKET $40 Beef Cattle ~ Jokes Working Oxen, 81
Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep and Lambs, and 500 Swine
third quality So
Working Oisn-Sales at S72, $50, and sos.
Slssp-sales Of lots at s2 s23 s275 S350 aud 81 70
Srine--At wholesale, l2o- for Sows aud lie. TO
Barrows. Al retail l-2 to a &c.
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STAGES LEAVE BRATTLEBoRo.

STAdF15
For The NORTH, at A. NJ and P. NJ. every day, Sun.
days excepted.
For hs South, al 2 A. NJ. and 9 P. NJ
For Fiehburg and Boston, al 6 ~ A NJ
For Worcester aad Boston, at A. NJ
For Troy aad Albany, At 6l.2 A. NJ.
For TswnsksAd arlington and SoraogE Springs al l2
A. NJ, every day, Sundays excepted.
For Ksens coneard and SastRa, st4 A. 81, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays.
For Haiifa1, HAhagAam AND North AdaHs, Tuesdays
and Saturdays, al z A. NJ
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At Marke,5lo Beef Cattle, i6 yokes Working oIen, 20
Calves 100 Sheep and Lambs and about 800 swine
Beef Cafils--E1ua 500 6si quality 1885, second and
third qualities from e5,I5 70 s6a5
Working Oren-Sales made AZ sac, $50, and 500.
and Calres-SAes noticed at SIS s6 Sz3 and S35.
Shsspsaes Of old Sheep at 81 so and $3.50 Lambs IRON
Sl,75 10 80, and S3l62
,Oiasssles wholesale i2 and l2c At retail, -
TO Ia a and &c per ID.
NJ B5O head Of Cattle len ffom last week ba
all sOd by II o'clock, at The above prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

Tax PHEslDrsT's ToUR.-Mr Polk len Washington on
Tuesday, 22d n He spent that day and portion Of the
23d in amse the remander Of the 2Sd and the 24,h in
Philadelphia and went New York Friday the 25th-
Our exchange papers minute in giving bis move
mens looks dress and speeches. the English journals
are in giving the professions aounees smiles and gracious
words Of Queen Victoria on journeys In each Of the
three cities he was received by committees Of the Munich
gal oyernmeps and the old slereoyPed round of eeemO-
mics aaeh occasions gone through with The Tribune
in a notice of the affair al New York, says;
awe the display Of but little enthusiasm 10 truth,
we witnessed ceremony Of like nature where there
was much apparent indifference. Curiosity attracted
large crowd bnt feeling Of admiration seemed 70 gov
efn its conduct The whole reception serupolousy
correct point Of etiquette and skingy tame 10 display
Of feeling The President borne down BY the cares
Of Office or some other He has grown old in two
gears
The Presidea arrived at Springfield Monday eEeSiog
about o'clock aud took lodgings with "Unele Jerry, al
the Union House Some 100 citizens had collected 20 nse
him The next morning he proceeded TO Boston ths
Western Railroad. lie viii visit chariestown, Ronbury
Cambridge, &c. before going to New Hampshire.