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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
EZRA esatACE.

EZRA FURNACE.
TENllE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
4 lst day Of January last, for the purpose If
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name Of Fppin s Montgomery beg leave 10
inform tho public that they prepared 10 execute
orders Tor oil descriptions Of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces viz Hollow Ware, Water ilpes, Stove
Plates, Mill Gear. &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited 10 examine The style and quail
v of their Hollow Ware, which may he seen al IN 81
If the stotos IN iynchhurg. at the Messrs. ElIiss.
RIchmond. Orders addrssd 10 the concern, AT Elm
Furnace. or A. n. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also, Just 10 hand. our well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange for
graiu A. W. FlipflN,
May It's A. \. MONTGOMERY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
Nyesa, y. willis,
Successor TO iaijot T. Lanier,
MARKET STREET,
HIVSkF EsOFs8 80 . ~
hucti0ncer and Commission Merchant,
EVERY MONDAY AND THuRsp.Y,


Auctioncer and Commission Merchant,
EN ECt.NIS IN cons eniaent ana sells at auction,
IA Dry Goods. Gr.cur.es, sh",s, Crochery, Hard
ware Furnure. Sc.
AS pay p rsna attention To the sale of Real Estate.
Negroes. Horses, aud all kinds ut produce in town or
c5un'ry.
Liberal cash advances made cons gnmeuts intend
cd ior pubic auction.
Always On hand general assortment If Cords Of al
descriptions, which VIA be sold private sale al auc-
ton prices NM. ]. WILLIS.
june 2i-s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

.NEW .4UCWO.NS COMMISSION HOUSE.
EVIL. saIseb,s have t,s aoy on'rrrd into co part
n nersap for he purpose Of conducting the
AUC IION 4 COMMISSION BUSINESS
in all lis various branches
They have taken the large brick tenement lately erect
ed by ii. q. Sctoptied Esq, Marke Street. and w,li
give their personal attention the sale o X, al and Per
snnal Estate. Dry Goods. Gruceres Horses Sc either
IN tawn G county, and hope By unremng attention 10
business " h'ert portion Of pubic patronage.
CHARLES PHELPS,
JOHN NJ PERKINS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

luiions of '9s. Presently the President came
back with my budget all ready, and give me
my instructions, and filed my pockets with rn-
lions, anil told me how 10 draw whenever I
wanted money; and before daylight was of
good piece on the road % The war.
To-day met a man going on 10 carry leI-
tiers To the Government from Gineral SCOTS
side Of the war, and made him stop while
To take thin letter TO you; for ! was alinid you
might begin to think was dead lie says
Scott is quite wralhy about the Tfisl business,
and wants to push right on and take the city
Of Mexico, but Mr. Trist is disposed to wait
and SEQ IL he can't make bargain with Santa
Annals men. | shall push along IS fast as |
can, and get into the city Of Mexico IL posi-
bic before Scott docs, and Il | only once get
hold Of Santa Anna, have no doubt shall
make a trade.
don't know yet whether shall take Sco,ps
road or Taylor road to 20 TO the city Of Mex
leo; II will depend little upon the news get
on the way. Two or three times when
have been stopping to rest, have been looking
over my private instructions. They are iusl
rate, especially Mr. Ritchie's.
remain your old friend, and the Presidents
private Embasseder,
MAJOR JACK DowSISo.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26
Marrieo.

10 this village, =, the Psrsonag-, August 10, BY
Rev A. Huntington ClaPP, Mr. Ralph Weston ic
Miss Jolia NJ Roby, both Of Manchester, N. n
In this village, al the Vermont House, Aug %
by Rev. Addison Brown, Sir George w. Pike u
Hiss Roxana Sargent. both .cf Bratteboro.
10 West BFaitleboro. in the Congregations
Church, August -, by Willard Arms, Eco, DIR
Ira n Van Ness, OF Hfoeklyn, N. Y, to Mis-,
Martha Dunkler, Of West Bfstilrboro.
10 Deerfeld, Mass, Aug ~, by Rev Henry
Seymour, Mr. Henry Chiids, Of Cleveland, Ohio
To Miss Elirnbeth. daughter Of Des. Henry Hitch.
cock, Of Drrrheld
In Warwick, Mass March 4, by Rev. ID. II
Barlow, Mf Ebenszer Bird, Of Ashby, TO Miss Eli.
saheth Child, Of War~iok.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

MARKETS.-NEw YoRK. August asd.-
Flour rs rather quiet; supply fair. Sales Of
Genesee al s5,75; Michigan $50 10 to $50.
Corn, yellow, in demand st 7ec. Oats scarc,,
and retailing al s0c. Rye firm al 81 U 90c.
ALRASY, August 2sd.-Flour active and firm
al advanced rates; the receipts small Saies oi
Genesee al s5,75s SO. Com active; sales ol
white and yellow al Use. For scargo Of new
done in other grains.
The loreign news does not appear 10 have
hfrelrd prices much, on account of the stocks
on hand being only about sufficient for home
consumption.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26
Late from Me,ico.

NEw YORK, Monday, Aug. 23.-La Pa.
ifia has received letter from Tampico,
dated the 9th. which says that Gen. Scott
was 10 commence his march on tho capital
on the 9th.
Report says, that the Mexican advance
guard had intercepted some Of Gen Scots
correspondence
Santa Anna had commenced drawing
troops froin'ihe capital, which had produc-
ed great excitement there TO allay this
excitement. Santa Anna has issued a mani
fes,o representing this movement as only a
rHse 10 deceive Gen. Scott, and enable the
Mexcans to surround him.
Al Tampico ON the 9Th inst, the vomi,o
was raging in its worst form aud there was
great mortality amongst the Americans re.
naming in the town.
p. S. Another arrival says that General
Scott will not move with his present force.
The news Of the interruption Of the cor.
respondenee is confirmed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

Is published in the city of Washington, every
Il day, at three o'clock, z. NJ, Sundays excepted.
and served to subscribers in the city, at the NAVY
Yard, in Georgetown, in Alexandria, and in Balti-
more, the same evening az six and a quarter cents
week, payable to the sole agent OF the wing, q.
l. Gichrest, ESD or his order II Is also mailed to
any part Of the United States for "a per annu1u n
SO for six months, payable in advance Adycrnse-
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cents, two times for rs cents, three time or 81 90
one week for 1873, two weeks for s2-s one month
for - two months for 81, thrcc aionths for $40,
six months for sic one year $50 payable always
in advance.
The NArIoSAL wnIsi, what rs name indicates
II speaks the sentmers OF the Wing party OF the
Union, on every Qpastion Of public policy. Il ad-
'yocates the election to the Presidency of Zachary
TAYLOR. subieo, to the decision Of Whie National
Conyentiop' IL makes war TO the knife upon all
the messdres and acts OF the Administration deem
cd to DC adverse 10 the interests Of the country and
exposes without fear or favor the corupuons Of the
party in power. Its columns arc open to every
man in the country for the discussion of political
or any other questions
In addition to politics, large space in the Ma
honal Wing will be devoted to publications upon
Agriculture Mechanics and other useful AIRS Nj
enee in general Law, Medicine, Statistics. &c-
Choice Specimens of American and Foreign Liter
allure will also be given, including Reviews. Sc A
weekly list Of the Patents issued BY the Patent OF
flee will likewise be published-the whole forming a
complete family newspaper
The WEEKLY NATIONAL VINO one Of tho lac,
est newspapers in the United States Is made mn
from the columns Of the Daily National Whia. and
Is published every Saturday, Tor the low price Of
y per annum, payable In advance. double sheet
Of eight pages will be given whenever the press Of
matter shall justify H.
The Memoirs OF Gen. Tayior, written expressly
lor the National Wing, are in course Of publication
They commenced with the second number a lar,,a
number o. copies of which have been printed 10
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Mixing four and half per cent for the year end
ing Ang l. 1917 said per centagc ~ ea.t on
the original amount Of premium note without refer
enee TO any endorsement for former assessments,
and to he paid to the Treasurer, at his Office In
Montpelier, on or before the 10th day of October.
lsi7, being the day Of the Annual meeting Of said
Company.
A list OF persons insured in the several towns,
with the amount Of assessments due from each re-
speetiyely, will be forwarded early in September TO
the Representatives elect to the Legislature, by
whom money can Be sent The meeting Of the
Legislature furnishes to all interested a cheap and
convenient way by which money can be transmitted;
and il IS expected that each member Of the com
pany from whom assessments are due, will improve
the opportunity thus offered. Il Is very important
that the assessments be paid, when due; and If
members Of the company neglect the opportunity
offered by the meeting ofthe Legislature they must
expect that measures will be taken Immediately az
ter it, adjournment to enforce the collection OF all
assessments remaining unpaid
There have been allowed the past year one hun
dre and four losses which, with the expense Of set
ting and interest paid amount to s3O7IO40 The
assessments for this year, a l-2 per cent? raises
s29,24s4s
J. T. THURSToN, Treasurer.
Insurance Oficc,
Montpelier, August IL, Isi7. 3wl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26
Chesterfield Academy.
New Hampshire, and independent
II arnnllnn.as Innnliannaa. 1n.n G.,h.c..I.o.

~ Teachers Institute. The Subscriber
having again taken charge Of the CnrsrERrfrID
ACADEMY, proposes 10 establish IN connection with
u, an INDEPENDENT TgAcHKns' INSTITUTE; snd
ly adopting mort thorough and systematic course
OF teaching than can bc pursued in the short term
Of month, TO aid IN furiishing better qualified
Teachers In this business, he has had considerable
experience, having taueht "Thc Chcshire County
Teacher. Iastine7 for the lastfour terms aud hcen
engaged in the business Of Teaching for more than
thirty years.
The Institute and Academy viii commence on
the LIST day Of September and continue ~ weeks
Instruction viii be given to Teachers and Others, in
all the branches usually taught in our Common
Schools, for 50 per Quarter, 81 50 for one-haf
Quarter
Their viii be a Md .Sc1c1 connected with the
Institute composed of Scholars from 10 " years
old. 10 these Scholars, the members Of the insti-
ie will IN turn be required 10 give instruction un-
der the supervision OF the Principals and the tuition
Of these Scholars will be 81 per Quarter.
A certain, portion Of each day will be devoted to
CLASSICAL SrUDirs Instruction in Latin aud
Greek for 50 per Qnartcr,-Or $3.50 for one.half a
Quarter
A complete courc Of lessons in EIocu1IoSARY
READiSa will be given, and every branch taught in
the moat thorough manner PuRic Leof.ass on some
subject connected with popular education, will be
delivered, once a week, BY some OF the most dis
finguished and talented educators Of the day
Board NAV be had from 81 to 81 so per week and
rooms, il which individuals and clubs can board
themselves. Text B0oks-the same as recommend
cd by the County Committee,
- JOHN GoLDSBuRY, Principal
Chesterfield, Ang. ia, ls47. 3wl
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,tnges Icnvc Hrntilcboro ns foIIoMs


For Greenfield, Springfield and Ntg York, every
day, Sundays excepted, at o'clock, A. NJ. and
y. VI. Passengers leaving at A. ", arrive In
Boston OF Albany at p NJ; leaving at 2P H.
arrive IN Now York next morning at oclock.
For lYindsor, HarsrhM and Burlington, every day
Sundays excepted, at a. NJ. and 2P. NJ Pass
cngers leaving f'rafileboro At p. VI, arrive in Bur
lingon next evening 10 season for nglli oa, to 81
Johns.
For Bennigfoa- Troy and Albany, every day, Sun
days excepted, ai G ~ A. NJ
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Ia a. NJ arriving in Boston at NJ.
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A. NJ arriving in Boston at c p VI.
For heeAe, Concord and Ndsa,a, Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at I-2 AM
far I6rnshcid and 1riingfon Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at ~ a. NJ for Townshent
every day
Fer North Adnms. Tuesdays and Saturdays, IA NJ
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II AT K N It's,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE


AHd dgo,cy for d. L. Sta,es Pahsa Offer W;askir,o.
ton, No ~ ST4TE STREET, BOSTON
rf'iiE subscriber by appointment from the Com
Il missioner Of Parents, Is agent for the u. s. Pa
tent office for the purpose Of receiving and forward
ing to the same nj such models specimens Of insre-
denis and manufacturer as shall be intended 10 be
patented, deposited therein which will be rccciv-
ed and forwarded ffss Of eT'sise and riu TO their
owners, and with All possible despatch. The sub
scriber will prepare Caveats Specifications Assign
mcnts and all the necessary Papers aud Drawings
viii make rcsean'hes into American and Foreign
works for establishing the validity or utility Of IN
ventions. aud render advice on al legal aud seien-
hfe matters, respecting the same. Patents secured
IN Europe and other countries.
BY application 10 this office inventors are saved
the time and expense OF journey TO Washington
and delay there, well as ali personal trouble in
obtaining their patents. The experience Of Fifteen
years practice, extensive collection Of rare works
documents, decisions, SC. on mechanical subjects
and the Patent lawsand patents Of different coun-
tres, collected At much expense during the long
time this Office has been established and TO which
daily additions are being made, together with ac-
counts here kept Of inventions patented at Wash
ington, enable me to afford important assistance
and information 10 inventors DESTROYS of securing
Patents, which in other respects might be difficult Of
attainment
RH EDDY Civil Engineer
August, lsf7.
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SHAKER CONCERT,

ENOuR Scceders from the society Of Shakers 10
IL New Gloucester Me- will give a Coucerf
at waniastiquet Hall, Brattlcboro on THURSDAY
EVENING, Aug. &c, commencing nj o'clock.
Among other wonderful and instructive perform
anses, Miss l. A. PALMER will appear ss the mi
raculous Shaker Teciotum. This young lady. whose
long experience as Shaker, united with unheard Of
bodily powers. renders her general wonder, will
execute with the raIidiiy Of lightning the isoud-
Ing !Slaku Gyraiions. Through the force Of long
habit, and being peculiarly endowed, she can, with
ont dizziness or cessation. Ike top, whri round
from 1000 20 1900 Times.
~ Admission only - l-2 cents, without dis.
iinction Of age.
Brat,lcboro, Aug. -, le47.
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Brighton Market-Monday, Aug. 2.

At Market--750 Beef Cattle, 700 Stores 80 yokes
Working Oxen, % Cows and Calves, $500 Shesp and
Lambe, and abont 1860 Swine.
Beef Caikle-First quality SO 75t second and third
qualities, from 90 to S6,25.
St0res-D.ll, and sales wero not noticed ereept two
year olds-sone taken at Sl5a Sls.
Wording Orea--sales made at gG6 SIS, S79, 800,
and 6l05.
coip. end ca'sa-salss noticed at $40, Sis, SIS,
Sf7 and go.
Sheep and Lambs--sales Of Old shoep At ms a
g315J LAMBS At 81 rs G2,75 and SIS.
ftotne-.A Wholesale b I-2e for Soms and ae fot
Banows. Al retail, from le to I 2 and 90 PEI ID.
~ B.-Mafket dull for Beef and Stores. 4 largo
number Of both remained nnsold at the close
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26
Administrators Sale.

MILL be sold at Public Auction, on Moa-
w day he 2oh day Of SPIT Hert, the Personal
Properly Of PHISEHAs Woop, late Of Dover, de-
ceased, commencing at O'Clock, A. NJ, at the late
residence Of the deceased consisting Of
Carding Machine and Picker, Wheel and Drum
| Cart, Sleigh, Wagons,
Saddles, s Turning Lathes,
! Anvil and Bellows,
A great variety of Mechanic Tools,
Together with many other things too numerous
TO mention LABAN JONES, Ad'mr
Dover, Aug. 2S al.
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Comnissioners, Notice.

TIVE subscribers having been appointed BY the
IL Hon Probate Court for the district Of Marlho.
TO, Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims ana demands Of all persons against the
estate Of PHINEHAS WOOD, late Of Dover
in said district, deceased, and also ell claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and six month";
from the oath day Of June is47, being allowed foi
that purpose hereby give notice that will attend
TO the business of our said appointment at the late
dwelling house Of said deceased, in Dover, the
second Tuesdays in October and December Dext,
from one o'clock r. NJ I'LL Ave, on each ~ said
days. LYMAN HOWE, lcom,rs.
JOEL CUTLER
Dover Aug lC ls47
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

EFFEcrs OF RUM ON THE PoTAro MAR
KEr.-Considefabl excitement prevailed on
Thursday morning, 10 the vicinity Of Oliver
and Hamilton streets, by the appearance IN
The latter street oi cpuntryman (who was
much intoxicaied) with load Of poiaiees.-
othcer Ripley seeing a large crowd, went 10
the spot, and found the stranger dealing out
bis potatoes by three and six cents worth, To
host Of Irish women, all OF whom were eager
TO avail themselves Of a good bargain. The
couniryman used no measure, and in some
cases The woman who paid him three cents
would get double the quantity of her neighbor
who paid six and even ten cents. The officer
put stop 10 the sale, amidst the clamorous
"Reminiscences of the women, and locked I'D The
drunken fellow until he became somewhat So
brred, when he was discharged, and told the
officer that f,r three barrels Of - vegetables, -
he had received about as much money az would
pay him for bushel ! Rochester .adVertiser.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26
stray Mare.

- A Bay Marc, apparently shout sew
xGWHPS N en- years old with a star ia her
kMA4 forehead and white hind feet. follow
ed the Subscriber some six miles on
tho road from Fayetteville towards
Bratileboro, on Tuesday forenoon. cath inst There
was no halter, bride, harness, or any thing Of the
kind on her The owner can have her BY calling
on T. c. Lord. proving properly and paving char
ces. CHARLES CAMPBELL
pafney Aug ~ 1871
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NOTICE.
ttAIl Huuds ON Deck. q

TIVE Subscriber would give notice to the citizens
i Of this vicinity that the ioagcrpsei aud anIious
y iooisa,or pdHpha, containing the confession Of
CArrAIs LIonTroor, or Afici.ad Nisfil Ia fall.
with account Of Dn JonS WusoS, will be ready
for sale At the Bookstores Of MessrS Steen Brack-
CT and Salisbury, in this village on Saturday, the
2sth inst. j. b. MINER.
Bratticboro, August 2fth, lRfT. lwl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

A FAAsAs -Col Webb, Of the Courier, was
met yesterday afternoon, in Wall street, BY MIR
Lecomp,e, the Ffeneh gentleman, late sgrni OF
the French steamers. The latter either spat or
attempted 10 spit 10 the face OF Col. Webb, who
immediately struck him over the head inhirtine
pretty scvrre wound from which the blood eau.
ed PToiusry They then closed bot were scpa.
rstrd BY persons happening 10 be near the spot
New York Express, Ssiurds u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

Mn. CLAY-We regret to learn that Mr. Clay
has signifrd his purpose to return homeward from
Cape May, N. J. without proceeding any further
north. The Committee of citizens from N. York
visited Mr. Clay on Friday, aud received polite
but poalive answer declining their invitation 10
yis, New York. The Boston Atlas says ,--Mr
Clay's health q now understood 10 be good--bui
he was fearful Of enconntering the fatigue and ca.
e,'ement Of a tour among his friends al the East
I'VE slated that, II he weni AZ far as New York. he
should consider it his duty 10 extend his ' i, 70
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

Lazy PoIsoSED ny MisTAKr.-MsdumeA dnet
Of New Orleans, lost her lie on the All inst by
reason OF q mistake OF her physician, Dr. Darei
ne ordered morphine instead Of gninine Dr. ID
not only enjoys hgrrepuiaiion IN his profession,
but has been proverbial for bis prudence II is one
o, those sad cslamlies, alike inexpicsble and de.
Plorable--.N y. san.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26
Halifax High school.

FT'HE FALL TERM Of this School will com
Il mence on Monday TIC GA DAY Of SEPT merit, un-
der the superinicndence of Mr. SAnuEL W. DAM,
A. NJ, who comes well recommended by the Presi-
dent and Faculty Of Amherst College.
Tuition in allbranehes, $500
Board can be had MS low ~ at any other place.
Rooms can be bad by those wishing TO board
themselves.
SAML FISH.
STEPHEN NILES, Ti1zees
r. X. HENRY,
Halifax, Aug 90, le47. 3wl
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West Halifax School.

TTHE FALL TERM Of this Institution will com.
Il mence on THURSDAY, the End day OF Sept
mex, and continue eleven weeks, under the superin
tendence OF LoRENzo +. BLooD, A. ID, who il well
recommended as m experienced and successful
teacher
board may be obtained In respectable families, on
as low terms as at any other place,
Arrangements have been made TO reduce the price
OF Tuition in all branches, including La;in, Greek,
French, Sc, TO $500 per term.
i, s, PLUMB Clerk
West Halifax, Aug. o. lsl7. srsl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

Sheridan once wrote, Wong govern us, let
are enlightened. 20 much * more are We On
the cultivation n The a; IS Of women depends the
wisdom Of men. Il ~ women that nature writes
in the hearts Of NJ, Napoleon paid, .The lu.
ture destiny q ~ child s always tbs work of the
mother"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26
New England Health Insur-
ance Company.

" Secretary, JoEL W. WmrE President
The Mac Eagland HeaM hsmunes donnasv Of
Norwich chartered by the Legislature of Connect.
cut in May last, witha capital Of S9OO, 600. will
insure the health OF males between the ares ~ an
viz:
by the payment of FIVE DoILARs premium nor
annum' they guarantee to pay to the insured Fora
DoLLARs week In case Of sickness or anv aeci.
dent which may prevent him from pursuing his yo.
cation, for the time he is thus disabled during the
The company Is conducted on The Mutual nripci.
pie 50 that all holders Of policies viii share in dc
profits OF the concern without being required 70 give
any premium note, or being sabjett 70 any assess
ment -S'7
Applications for Insurance may be made 10
f. H. FESSENDEN, AoRxr.
N'"'io"o'o' 'iAioh ~, 1891. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

MAmE--We are glad to see that the Whigs in
Maine arc making preparations for the Congres.
sional elections in that State. Conventions have
been called in York, Cumberland, Waldo and Or.
ford counties One half al least, Of the vacancies
ought 10 be filled with Wings.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

a little girl walking in the cemetery Of Pere Ia
Chaite al Paris, and reading one AFTER aEuiher the
praises upon the tonbs Of thoae who slept beneath,
suddenly exclaimed, al wonder where they bnr.
all tie sinners?% And the ltile girl might ~
ask the question, s0 cnmson Is It 10 mike e .aPns
that speak Of the departed az certainly ANTS IN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

Loeoiocoism relies npon the war In Mexico, and
We hope the war may be drawing TO a close some.
lime, and the famine certainly Is. What will Lo.
eoiocoism do when its grim allies, war and famine
shall withdraw from the concern Can il moi
manage 10 form holy alliance with pealilences
LOaiSpfLs Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

NEW GO0nS.

TowNSLEY & SONS have jus, received %
Il pieces nch styles Ginghams, 5 pieces mounrs
Ginghams, NJ. De LANES, Prints, black aud color
Plain, Striped and Plaid Alpaccas, silk Handkur
chiefs, Table Covers Umbrellas. &c. aud for sale i.
the Sign Of the ELM TREE.
Aug. le. AZ. 40