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Washington telegraph., 1847-09-01
Tim WAe.--Tho washington CORES

Tim NAR.--Iho washington CORES
pondent Of the Baltimore sun saysi
Tie Administration have, | am certain,
very strong reasons for wishing speedy
peaee with Mexico. Tho war cannot be
vigorously prosecuted, much longer, with
out large addition to the means ol the
revenue. The expenditures on account ol
the army alone, for the lasl quarter, end
ing 90lh June, were sixteen Millions
Tie resource oi the loans has been near
ly exhausted. Active aud extensive pre-
palaliani for the continuance ol The war
are, at this moment in progress. The
eighteen millions treasury note loan VIII
be entirely exhausted during the present,
or next month. Tho war expenditures can
not be met by any estimated revenue that
will accrue after the first Of October next.
This is dark and gloomy side Of The pros
peet. But il is, nevertheless. truly por'
trayed. Peace is the more desirable on ac'
count Of the embarmsmrnls which a con-
linuanee oil tho war musl bring upon The
Treasury. That tho administration wish
il, is To say that they wish well 10 them
se!tes, aud their individual and future pop
ularily.
fRaH TNAs.-lhe steamship Yacht,
Capt. Crane, arrived on the la|h ifom Gal.
weston which place she leli on the 10Th
inst. The papers contain liilla news
The civilian has accounts TIN The worm
h4s commenced ils mYaaas in the culiun.
fields, hut the accounts from VERY qllurr
represent the crops Of all descriptions as
reIY iinf. Scycml planters wete picking
nj lie fule ul one hundred paauls pei hand
a dlv. Tho four chain men eapfufed 10y
ihn inIans aie believed IN hase hen muf.
daFaH. t. Cam1nrHez ~ iheY were
kiIlad bY lhi Wa.o's. Tue GHmanrhrs
sill continue their professions ii III uIsb.p
IN The WhIlts. Col. IlaYs Vaz sill with
lis re- menl at San Anaui1 aad bud uoi
farrifrd us order lpp.lrerH Ia IA GmR.
Th e WESTON News sfgs IIHlIu lie aiI'ay
Al nHzaIia. between HH Rzab=n imNm
All IL. Canaa llr GiaIs 81 L. D.srrt
GaaH u thal county, tie IaIrH received
n injury oi which be d.aI-=A. o. PIC.
Singular GALyANe ErH#Iggar.-
WeIahalI cut oil cats led. anI when
l. aHafill pil..'.1n iai eeaz#i tauk ont
tie sFInal mauuw, and pred N it, steal
NJ aualHam of mueHff. sIEHH MI zine;
mn sd.aIeiY lh, pn.afiln aaz ratammenr.
Fl, aHj lie baiy made a taIIs.f ol move.
mHaIz lie 10 Is away the hTain aHl .pi.
nal m4FIaw Of anl.har 81. #nl dI.sl cop
The zsaiI and yrrf,hnI eaHaI silH tie mr
Isiie mhme. Licarsaf m b. inaau'.
Is fesiufsi--'lr auiu4l - aa il heal.
afaaHI AMI sai' ils r}ez. aHI looking with
fkal Sine, rnlWonl IN Wak. aul whom
ever il la.l tried % raise iiseIf upon il legs.
It continued in lhi. salc ~ minutes when
II Eel daWn anl rmaiaHi malIanless.--
During al TIE iim lha aaIn4I wa in This
slaie. The circulation ul lHs basl aPpnlr
ed IA p IN f.gllHryf fhs ssssgIian 81 ilr
gsstTie nee wa. mlfs than usIlI, ani ,hr
animal heat wls O. established.
ARTILLERY SPtKrD.--i'W two months ago.
when dur was mp 10 th' highest notch,
canal, lake. o. uc'an fr,gls seventy i've
Ia one hundred per cent. higher ihan usu.
al, ani ,hu cuunIy was 600 of Speculation.
with uHIlru EtTIuUH. In Hr.....,.f YsIf f.4...
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-01

fruruAsEB SUBSTITUTES ron rurrrgr
AM pGAru.-l ln what ouunIr, could
areichcs b, found, who. Tor small pay.
mrnl woIlj allow ihtmscl,c. 10 hr huny
oa a hook made sharp 10 BE- inserted iu fhc
HcsA fibrr hacks, aul 10 b, whirrl TAP.
idly about in the airl Every spring, at one
ufihr religious festivals ilefc afr men who
willingly undergo this torture. being paid
hy rich hyTncfiies; wAo hop, 10 save iAr.r
souls by these yitar.uus notifications; aul
they go through without a gtuan, sumr of
'brm even singing. Afrf being cured oI
ihr'r wounds, hey are ready lo undergo
tie same pUcrs the following year lu
they Nc not martyrs, chcefcd under lLeir
sulirunrs By the prospect uihrayen'y baali.
ud'. They know perfectly well thai their
reward wi.. br tea pounds. The Chinese
go SID luihcr They not only Torture
themselves by deputy, bnl sometimes sullrf
decaplaliun Ia tie same cUmmodIuui man.
ucr. 4 rich man, condemned 10 lp.e hIs
head, g. allowcdio lHd substitute, who
hal. altf ia bis stead. aud be Cad onrl
Nor % i merely decapiiaiion which lhc
man ha5 10 undergo, but be Is usually Tor.
uigI before be- receives the final blow
s man sr'.s himsc.l IN China TO tho rtecl.
toner 10 find bread lnr bis family, jus, A.
in Europe be- edcyoles himsclllo lbc chances
Of war. What must hn the love Of such a
man ior biz family. or The ob,useucss oi his
physical sensihIiIticl The ono and the
o,bef arc TO u, alike incomprhrnsiblc.
JlcIueW1qig loy1gc dams iIaic.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-01

Dr. Townsend, Tire almost celebrated
4HsaHr..a yrnier uI NV York, l., the
kIas ul qnc', doctors. IL a1ferisps al
lie iaIe Of tfaeu thousand dollar. a Year.
=paHns 10 rishfnsNzfaasf the Tribune,
sBu, Herald, aui wilson \ Gus Dispatch,
II New lolk cily, tie Ledger aud Suuf.
lay Courier of Philadelphia. the Boston
Times aud Baltimore saa. hsyand S $ ul0
per annum. lie p4I= up l1B9l dozen, OF
lss.2s1 bottles pee aaaaa al his specific,
aai is nov cuafg.ns rs m4udiactory IN
afdef 10 furnish ali.i greater demand
lie nsrs about SUI fsams al paper year,
ani employs a steam pres exclusively 10
punt circulars iur ga'uiiols distribution.
/ wealthy citizen uf AIhany, Mr. Rrual
GHaHp furnishes the capital ilf The concern.
AefiIY, lhisi' graat ass Tor newspapers,
II people knew huw IN nse Them properly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08


Life Saoed by SaesziRg.-A child of Mr. B.
Finch. of Phelps, Ontario CO., N. y, aged two and
one.haf years. had the misfortune, on the 18th Of
September last, to swallow plate Of brass metal
three.fourths of an Inch in length, one.ioulh of an
inch wide at one end, and ihreeeghihs at The olher
1t was the whole Of a circular plate from The end
manufacturers, the like of which every one mus.
have seen. Two sides had been doubled over, so
as TO give il the shape above described and in the
act Of bending the rim at one corner had been bro
ken and turned out, so as TO form hook or kind
of barb; which rendered il. TO look at, a very un.
pleasant morse be lodged in the trachea or eso-
phagus, in one Of which places it had evidently been
deposited From the absence at the first Of much
evidence Of trachea irritation, the physician who
was sent for, very nationally concluded that il had
taken the direct route to the stomach, and intro
duced probang, and, for the present, all seemed
TO be right. The symptoms. however, soon showed
that the contrary WIS the fact; cough and diff
Guilty Of respiration, resembling Group. followed
The cough aher while abaied hut the difficulty
in breathing continued, with emaciation and total
loss Of the voice; aud these symptoms remained for
the space Of six weeks after the accident. During
this time the child was presented to the Faculty Of
the Geneva Medical College, some of whom recon-
mended tracheotomy, but from the uncertainty Of
the location Of the offending material, the opera
ton was deferred from time TO time, till the child
accidentally sneesed aud threw il up. The child
has been, much Of the lime since, afflicted with
lnborious respiration, accompanied wllh wheeling
sound, between asthma and Group, but seems likely
10 recover its former state Of health CorrespoT-
dent Of the Boston AthenGum.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08

Seven miles Of Woods Burnt-On the 10th ult. 4,
Mr. Nickeron Of Marlhas Vineyard, Mass, set fire to
a small plat Of blackberry bushes which Unexpectedly
spread 10 the neghboring woods The bells OF The
village were rung The population turned out and by
great exerlions the fire stopped the afefnoon
having fnged furousy about 5000 acres and burnt
$4,000 worth Of wood. Length Of burnt district,
miles; width I'D miles.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08

Something for The Formers The best composition
machinery from friction. is composed Of hog's lard
wheat -four and black lead (plumbago). The lard is
Ia he melted gentle fire, and the other ingro.
dients--e 10 weghl-may be added, ill the COM
position is brought the consistency Of common paste
without raising the heat neur tho bciling-point.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
AsHRnL DYC1ynNsON

TTAViNG purchased Of l.. d. Prouiy his interest
u 4 in the Siope and Tin Ware business, would in
form his friends aud The public that he has resumed
business his account al the old stand 10 the Stone
Building, and will eep for sale an extensive hsson-
mrnt of STOVES OF the latest and most improved
patterns in USE with Siove Furniture Pipe &c.
Also. assortment Of Copper, Brass and Tin
Ware. made in the hest manner,
AL JOB WORK done In order.
Braiilrbnrn, March 90, ls47. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08

learned Belgian, NJ. Mandle, has discovered a
very simple means Of Distinguishing between real and
apparent death. II consists in creating small burn;
if there is life blister always is lnned in The
absence OF all apparent sensibty. II death has inter-
venei, nothing Of The kind occurs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
no nNARnrEp LAprns.

Married Ladies' almost invariably subject tina, pain
ul and njuriuus DISEASE, the FILES with consequent In,
Illumination Of the Stomach Bowels and Spine weakness
the Back ow of Blood to the head &c The Elreiuary
perfectly safe Tor Pregnant Ladies' aud most uselu
Calhnrtic that possibly be used, IT will only re
the Piles and all infamnatory Diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure easy time a
safe delivery, and sound cnnsiuion the ofspring
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting lhis
Medlclne mnY hu obtained OF agenis gLaiia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08

INPLAMrGAToRY DISEASES.

Although the ELECTUARY originally prepared for
the PMS, yet has proved itself be Medicine
far superior all Others in oil diseases Of nianmaiory
character with determination Of blood to any particular
part organ In Inflammation and Congestion Of the
Of the Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Bladder; in Inain-
maory and Mrcurial Rheuma,ism it is the BIsT Medicine
ave disenvercd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
ouRN ron LTFH GUARANrTnp.

The Electuary contains NO MINERAL MEDICINE,
NO ALoES, COLoCYNTH, GAMBoGE, or other pow
eriu and irritating Purgave No fear Of taking cold when
under its influence, change in diet necessary Ifakrn
according To the directions CTRE FOX LIFE Is
GUARANTEED.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, General Agent for the New
England States ll9 Court Street, Boston
AoGETs- RranisbOro, DuTTos 4 CLARK Beiiers Falls,
N Harris Keene, ~ n J. Bxby Woodstock s. j. Allen
Montpelier Clark andColns. Cows
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08

The House Of Representatives of The Congress Of
Venezuela have confined the giant made TO Vespasian
Ellis for The exclusive navigation Of the 0ronoco by
steam during period Of 81 years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
Farm For Sale.

n.E TIME subscriber offers lol So, "srt d
sA1N:!hA Il Farm situated in the eass dlifSrd
.Tsf.ism GuilIord, one mile from Eas, o OoS well
containing so acres good L - WOOD
divided into Moving. Tillage, Pasunne ana .od owl
Land, and well watered. House, barns .s"nte Of
buildings in good repair For particulars guy
the subscriber on the premises ..,,v aoyDEM
GuillorJ, March 10, al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
MELODEONS.
PUTNEY WOODEN FACTORY.

TIME subscribers having their machinery in complete
IL repair ready 10 receive WOOL to lure on
shares by the yard, the favorable erms They
have hand great variety Of plain and fancy
which they will exchange for WOOL on delivery. i
l JAMES KEYES Il co
Putney, June 2, 1916. Sl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
NOTICE.

FINIIE subscriber having been appointed Administrator
Il upon the estate of RICHARDSON BILLINGS, late
OF Beboro deceased requests all persons indebted 10
said Billings BY mote Or neeoup' % co aud settle the same
l. @. MEAD
BnttleborO, March 10, 1877 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
IMPURITIES or THE BLOOD.

For all Impurities Of the Blood, arising from the impru.
dent Of Mercury other Tor all diseases Of the
Skin and Scrofulous Arciionsi in all where The
Blood is powerfully determined the head producing dix.
illness and distress, DR. UPHAM'S EI.ECTUARY is en-.
tirely nled
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
He PLIES!
A CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED,
M. IYpH a MS INTERNAL. nEnGEn

DIR. UPAAMS INTERNAL REMEDY
For the Cure Of Plies IaamaoH If he Lirtr and Spleen
LmafiOa SorsHess and liberation Of The Ss0aoh, B1trs
Kidasys, aud Bladder; h.fammetOry and Mesriai Rtta
natism; ImpErify Of Biaod Heakness and Inflammation u
The Spine; and for tho Relief Of Married Ladiss.
THE vEaETABLE PILE ELECTUARX
Invented by DR.. A. Upham, distinguished physician Of
New York city, is the only really successful rrniedy tor
that dangerous add distressing complaint the PILES
afforded 10 the American public.
Mark this 1t is an INTERNAL REMEDY-nol an
ierna application, and will any Of Piles, either
Bleeding Blind, Internal External aud probably the
only thing that will There mistake about H. IL is
positive curespeedy aud permanent II is also
venient medicine 10 take and improves the general health
in remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses at 10 cts per dose
II very mild in lis operation aud may be taken in
Of The inflammation without danger. All ex-
terna applications the highest dege dlsagreeable,
announcement, aud offensive; and from the very nature Of
the disease temporary IN their effects This Medicine
tacks the disease al it's source, and REMOVING THE
CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
SUGARS. SC.

DRlMEN N. Orleans Sugar, Brown Hnvans, do,
Il Molasses, Raisns, Figs Spices, Winter Sirain-
ed and refined Lamp Oil just received and for sale by
tFHl WiLLiSTON & TYLER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
.AUGERS AND BITT,S.

EAA quarters SMELLS Aueers
OOO 500 do Anger Bits, Tor sale by
WILLISTON & TYLER.
Feb IS 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
Drugs, Medicines,
L. D. PROIlTY,

l.. d. PR0UTY,
HAvING disposed Of his interest in the Siere and
IL IL Tin'Ware business to Mr. Ashhel Oickensun,
requests all persons indebted TO him, TO make imme-
date payment.
He may be found for the present al the old stand
recently occupied by him
Bfsiileboro. March 90, 1547. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08

ONE new aud one second hand BUGGY WAC
" ON for sale low by
CIIAS. II. cUNE
Brsileboro, March 20, al. 4wsI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
PIoughs, Ploughs,

THE genuine Woreester Pioughs. Manufactured
Il by Rugslcs, Nourse Mason. Also, Culiivators
with regulating wheels Plough points for Worcester
PlouRhs, sc. JOSEPH STEM
Brattlrbofo, March is, ls47. 6w3I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
NEW BOOKS.

TIVE PILeHiM's HAnr, BY Rev. J. L. Meniek ),
a eleven years Missionary 10 the Pcrsians.
The Chrfsiian Liturgy and Book Of Common
Prayer, new work just published; Al the
BOOKSTORE.
March 90 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
COFFEE,

COFF EE,
1000 LBS. superior Coffee, roasted and ground
1OOO for immediate use, Tor sale at
DiCKINsoN'S.
March IS. al 6wsi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
Incidental expenses,
Suspense account, due from delinquent
stockholders, on sale q stock on their ac-
count,
e9O7,442 80
Sissy W
Amount on hand.
nQsYOOl IS

o959OOl IS
In my last annual report il was stated that more
than ~ 600 shares secured-though At that time
much fewer number had been paid upon. The frs,
has been paid upon Os2 shares and since
NAY 2oth upon others besides these are the shares
Wnlch are to be issued in payment for cnairs and
the road.
there are also some shares which are to be paid by
an onset OF land damages Some shares have not been
psla upon at all The parties have been notified that
they will be sold unless the assessments due shall be
peid forthwith. 1t is proposed that these shares be
eod IN July next, far at least the parties reside
IN Massachusetts, the delinquent shares in Vermont
VIII be sold subsequently,.
Nearly every stockholder in Massachusetts, who
mas paid his first assessment has paid other assessments
some more and some less and wo-thirds, at least,
o. the deficit Carried to suspense account occasoned
time.
, On the whole, the result will be that about two mil.
lions Of capital will be paid in, upon the stock already
subscribed, il the subscribers in Vermont pay the
amount due from them. Eighty five per cent. has
already been assessed and the balance will be called
in during the months Of June and August.
should be observed that Of the amount Of assess.
n,ens due and unpaid ON stockholders, large pro-
portion will be settled by the issue Of stock contac-
tors for work upon the road and for equipment for the
use OF the road which 10 delivered from time to time
full paid, as the work progresses.
All which is respectfully submitted.
BY your obedient servant,
SAML H. VALLEY, JR., 1reasursr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
John ii. Hopkins, Jr.

"s su''''"ed notice of the literary labors
and designs of our towusman Jous ur.nu
i'ofA'Ss' "' we lind in the NY. Euenine Err.
press and take pleasure in transferring i, 70
our columns It shows tina, the literary AMI
dy Of a very high order, and are wiunino g, h;-
an enviable rank among the learned and u. .n
men ofour age.
We are reminded, in this connec,io, A..
Mr.. Hopkins is to deliver the Poem befo,. ,,..
Literary Societies of our University At the an.
preaching Commencement.
LITERARY ISTELLIGENoE-We are pleased to l.,,
that Josfs History of the yens about to be transa
ted from the German by MIR. John Henry Hopkins
Jr, one of the translaors Of Goethes Autobiography
and published by Harper and Brothers. The merits
this work are almost entirely unknown in this coun
try and but little in England and il is no liz
te source of qualification in this case. as in tina
Of GOethes Autobiography. TRANSACTIONS long deman
ded by the state Of the literature OF the language ar
p be supplied BY American irsnslstoI:, and thei
tsnssions Tspublished in England. This work o
Vest, History Of the chosen people from the ,mes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
Black Hawk.

Mr. EpiroR: Sir" Iucius Sanderson & Co."
have not accepted our challenge, they would have
il appear by the heading Of their article in the Spirit
of the Times ofthe goth May, paper printed in the
City of New York. Neither can they decoy us away
from the New York State Show in Sept. II is our
intention to exhibit Black Hawk" at Saratoga
Fair. and will offer to meet the "Sir Henry" on
" reasonable conditions
The points ofexcellence heretofo named to be ac-
ted upon by the Judges were 4, viz:
Ist Superiority Of form.
End. Ease and elegance Of action.
Sd. The best and most perfect broke in harness
4th. Fastest trotting in harness
In every point but the third Messrs. =" Sanderson
Co" insinuate that Sir Henry is far superior to
Black Hawk" therefore we will leave out the Sd
point named and request the gentlemen to meet on
the remaining, and il" Sir Henry" excells Black
Hawk Z" in majority of the three points named, then
they shall be entitled to the premium fund OF one
thousand dollars. Yes, we will go farther in oul
reasonable conditions" Viz: ut the time of tria
and commencement Of the exhibition, their speed in
trot shall be tested in distance Of ten miles, which
will give the Judges chance consider heir" prime
requisites Of action, strength and endurance vii
allow the Sir Henry" three minutes the start
The Viewing Committee or Judges, we shall expec
them to be dsinterestcd IN any entire horse.
Now, Messrs Sandcrson \ Co., let US have no boy'
play. but deposite the premium fund in the hands
the Treasurer, az heretofore proposed and the
shall be covered by This challenge is open thre,
weeks. ID. Z. g. N. II. HILL
Brdport, VT June 81, lSi7.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25

the Asmonean kings to the present day, fills blank
sephus, and accompanying Il with an account Of the
Jews out Of Palestine at this epoch. he gives reci-
tai Of oil the subsequent vicissudes OF lsrcnl =
Tamud, the rise Of the Mszoretc philosophy and the
Cabbalisc schools among the interesting subjects
treated at large The accounts Of the great Rnbbis
are exceedingly rich and full and the history follows
doms Of the known world and sad to say, their his
tory almost every where is but the record Of their sui
ferings and their patience, One very interesting point
Of this work is where the author, himscfa proessed
Jew speaks Of Christ and the rise OF his religion and
he does this in manner 80 impartial and SO candid
that the reader Is tempted to believe him e almost
Christian" We predict for this work great success
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
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81 Letters on Ecclesiastical History Century ! to IL
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Augustus Herman Franckc. IS Life of Leigh Rich
mond. &c Scripture Biographical Dictionary. 8
Destruction OF Jerusalem. ys Scec, Biographies. 9.
History OF the Sandwich Islands. 100 Life Of Hem!
Martyr.
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