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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-03


OLD lack FOR HIS CoUETRY.-Ths New Or.
leans Bulletin OF the 2Olh contains the following
extract Of a letter from Gen Taylor to VIM. L.
Hodge, Esq, West Baton Rouge. Lou.
" In regard 10 the Presidency, will not say that
would not serve IL the good people Of the country
were to require me TO do 50, however much i, is
opposed to my wishes, for am free to say, that |
have no aspirations for the situation NV greatest.
perhaps only wish has been to bring or aid in bring
ing, this war to a speedy aud honorable close Il
has ever been, and still is my anxious wish, that
some one Of the most experienced, talented, and
virtuous statesmen the country should be chosen
TO that high place at the next election. am salts
he'd that, il our friends will do their duty, such a
citizen may he elected
81 must, however, be allowed 10 say, that have
not the vanity TO consider myself qualified for so
high and responsible station and whilst we have
far more eminent and deserving names before the
country, | should prefer to stand aside, IL one Of
them could be raised TO the 6rsl office in the gft
of a free people.
60 for the country, the whole eouniry-and
il IS my ardent and sincere WISH TO see the ndiyid.
ual placed at the head Of the nation who. by a
strict observance OF the Constitution (be he who he
may) can make us most prosperous al home, as well
as most respected abroad"
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Marrteu.

In this village at the PheniK House. May 30, by Rev
A. Huntington Cspp MIR Isaac Ciapp Of Maiden, Ms, TO
Miss Elizabeth r. Spofford of Bakersfield, VI
Also at the Parsonage June lst by the same Mr. Levi
T. Whitaker, of Fzwiau,, N. H., 10 Miss Elizabeth Hill,
Of Chesterfield, N. n.
In this village at the Vermont House. May % by Rev.
j. II. Willis Mr. Lemuel Johnson Miss Emira Phillips
Also MIR Charles Call 10 Miss Mary Ann Johnsonall Of
Coleraine, Ms.
10 Townshend, May "a, by Rev s. Kngsbury, Mr. John
a. Stebbins, Of Brookne 10 Miss Mary e. Barber, OF De
Peysler, ST. Lawrence Co, N. r.
In Stamford, May 10th, Mr. Amherst W Lamb, OF Troy,
to Miss Angeine z. Willard, Of Stamford.
In Weston, May 20lh, BY Rev. J O. Loveland, Rev. j.
Forester Pastor Of the UniVersas, Society in Reading
10 Miss Julia A. Baldwin, OF Weston.
In Macon Ga April %, Mr. Jackson De Locke, 10 Miss
Eliza L. daughter oil Col David Wright, of South Deer
field
In Salisbury on the 9th inst, BY Rev. C. A. Thomas
Mr. C. B. Smith, Associate Principal of Black River Acad
emy LudloW 10 Miss kalyina r. Walker, Of Salisbury.
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BOOK ADDRESSED TO
Those who Make Boots and Shoes

aud Especially to those ,oho Wear then.
rINHE Book of the Feet; History Of Boots and
IL Shoes with illustrations of the fashions Of the
Egyptians, Hebrews, Persians, Greeks and Romans,
and The prevailing styles throughout Europe during
the middle ages, down TO the present period Also.
Hints TO Last-makers, and remedies for corns, SC.
By j. SP.aRKES HALL,
Pa.en; Elastic Boot Maker her Majesty the Queen,
the Queen Dowager, sc.
mi Hall is the most fashionable among the London
boot understand his book has been received with de-
cided favor 10 the higher circles .'-LondoH Times.
s-t 'For such visions as these the disciples
Of the lapslone should be grateful.
The sons Of Crispin, aud every man who has a
soul, should reward the publishers enterprise in the
preparation Of this eleR ant Literary World
Every lady who wishes a neat foot aud good fl
should carry this book with her 10 her shoemaker.
TO persons engaged 10 the boot and shoe trade,
this work will prove Of great value, while TO the gen
cra reader il will be found Than usually Interest,"
ing.i-Iiome Journal.
Firs, American from The last English edition. Price
so Cents.
New York: Published by J. s. REDFIELD ant
w, II. GRAHAM. 81
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Sehenck's PnImonic Syrup,

For hs Cure of Consumption, Diseases of the
Lungs and respiratory Organs.
THIS Syrup Is a most powerful agent in removing
IL all diseases and distractions cl The respiratory
ans; in such complaints Colds, Coughs, Consunp.
ions, Group, Whooping Cough, Catarrhs, &c, it
nay be considered almost infsihle, and superior TO
my medicine hitherto used. In all scrofulous mala-
les il is equally efficient having been tried with ahun-
ant suecess 10 Kings Evil, Efupons Of the Skin,
Jeeraions and the like diseases arising from impufiy
{ the blood. In dyspepsia (he frequent lorerunner
Consumpiion,) and in Liver Complaints, il has sell
Iam or never been known to fail in efeeting com
lete cure.
Pamphlets containing history and description of
he character and variety Of Consumption, accompa-
lied with certificates from patients themselves, show
ag the manner in which they have been cured OF the
hive inveieraie disease in its various stages, by
eaenek' PEon1e Syru2; cen pc saa Sg,a oy aP
So BRArrLEBoRo, VT
Price 81 90 per BoIie. OF Bnmles for $500.
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Dteo,

In this village, May 81, Mrs Fanny, wife Of Mr Lewis
Putnam, aged 81. -.
Printers in Mass. and n. Y. will please noties.l
10 Halifax May IS, MIR Luther Waters, aged about 81.
lie engaged in Poughlng, and the plough striking
stone, its handles were thrown Against his pSay causing
death in SO hourslPrnters IN Mass and N 4 are re-
quesied 10 notice.
10 Lyme, Huron co., Ohio, May g. Of consumption. Mrs
Abigail NJ Drury consort OF Mr. Jonathan NJ Drury and
shier Of Mr. benjamin KnowIlOn formerly OF Newiane
sged about 35lThe VI Chronicle, and printers in Wor-
cester, Ms. are requested 10 noteel
In Cavendiuh, May 49, Of Consumption, John L. Stevens
On the 10Th, Levi Fsrr, aged 70 years.
In Guiford April 3d. in the 4ls year of her age Mrs
daughter of George Boardman Esq formerly Of Halifax
lis we'll 20 administer consolation the stricken spirit
of the mourneri bu, how ofsen is ii true Of him,
"Nho tells US TO forget
His looks wan, his eyes wet"
And while we point the weeping friends, lingering about
the grave Of Mrs Packer the Slar which CLEANS IL
the Heavens and ask YOU, reader, On moi noble
tear II is we'll 10 weep sometimes Tears wash out the
stains left by unkndness, may be, on the heart
And we shall weep long. "The deep, damp vaults Of
the tomb shall weep longer lar longer than we. There
higher evidence Of the ovelness Of Mrs Packers char
Acler, friend wife, mother and ChrsuAn than The
esteem and love of all who know herr the bleeding heart
from which hers has been cruelty torn by DEATH and the
lessons Of piey engrayen in the hearts OF her children
lessons sealed by mothers last kiss mothers last tear
Hard as il was (and it not harder than death seli
size resigned her little ones, with faith into the hands
that God who has promised 10 watch and protect h
orphan. And well she might, II there be One who answer
prayer for the yeanngs Of her soul over them from the
earliest infancy land now deep mothers yeAinings
had for the grace Of God guide their youthful lee
into the straight and path. She appreciated the re
sponsbiles Of mother She felt that she was moulding
the destiny Of the immortal souls committed 10 her charge
that she sweeping the strings Of harps "whose tone
will DO lingering forever Her work was well done, an
she has gone 10 her reward Tue Angel Of the Covenan
came faithful his promise, to walk with her through u
dark vale Of death And she took his hand she turne
her eyes upon her weeping mother and said Molher xh
. cant die! | going home; am ia hurry 70 g
-home-where sorrows never comet
eOh, il not noble thing
To die as dies the Christian a--io be called,
n Like a watch and weary sentinel,
To lay his aTmor of and reai 10 Heaven"
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HORM.s IN CHILDREN.

OF all diseases which children exposed.
fatal them Unfortunately, children sell
dom from them and they initiate the symptoms Of al
every other complaint they often produce alarming effects
without being suspected. Worms only OF dis
ease themselves by their irritation aggayaie all other dis
eases wandering from part Of the body the other wind
ing themselves Mp large balls and obstrucng the bowels
and frequently the throat causing commissions and too oiten
death The desired remedy will be found Ia Dr. Jaynes Tonic
Vermfhgewnch will very destroy the worms, aud inyg
the powers Of DIGESTION to prevent return Of them
CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPLITTING BLOOD &e.-To
CossuhPTIvKs Four-dAhs Of you really suffering iron
neglected Colds obstruction and constant Inflammation oil
the delicate lining Of those tubes through which the air We
breathe is distributed every part Of the longs. This obc
ton produces pan and hoarseness cough deni
breathing hectic fever and splitting Of blood matter phegU
which finally eKhansts the strength Of the patient and death en-
sues Jsynea ExpecoFant fails TO this obstIue
ton and produces the pleasing and happy result II
certain in lie effects, and cannot fall 70 relieve,
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FASHIONABLE
Tailoring Establishment.

VTNHE subscriber renders his sincere thanks 10 the
IL inhabitants Of Bfaleboro aud vicinity, for the lib
era patronage he has received and would inform them
that he continues make up Garments OF every des-
crplion, in style unsurpassed in this vicinity, and al
as reasonable prices any in this section Of the
try Latest Fashions regularly received.
Cutting done at short notice and warranted 10 ii II
properly made up. WIN. MOLE.
West Brattleboro, April I9, al. s3ms4
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PRocLANhTioS TO THE MExcAss-Generai Scott issued
Proclamation TO the Mexicans Jslapa the th
He says in the that -whatever may have
been the origin Of this war; which my country itself
forced 10 undertake oy frrmedable causes which learn
unknown 10 the greater part Of the Mexicsn nation
regard necessity; such is Il always 10 both helger
ent and and justice, f nrgotten both Sides
are in dispute, each believing them its own He exhoEs
the people to peace declares that the Mexican Church
property has not aad will not be touched tells them he
marching to the capital, end il is for them determine
whether they will have friendship He cautions
them especially against encouraging guerrilla war the
evils OF which will fall heavily upon themselves and in.
forms them that he shall address them again at Pueba and
Mexico.-Bos0n Coarisr.
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,speHdence Of The N. o. PieSyune.
CAMP WALsuT SPRIEGs, near
Montarev Nav 8. lB47.

Chsskiys RaiiroGd.-The annual meeting OF me Stock
holders in the Cheshire Railroad took place IN keene ON
Tuesday. The following gentlemen were elected DIes'
tors Thomas NJ. Edwards, Salma Hale, and benjamin
Adams Of Keene, Abel Phelps and Thomas Thatcher Of
Boston, Hiram Hosmer OF WSleFtown and EPhralm Muir
dock IT, Of Nnchendon The Directors report was very
satisfactory showing steady progress and hatierpg pros
poets for the road resolution was unanimously adopted
10 pay persons holding stock fully paid on the Isl July
next interest their assessments according 70 the asls
il believed the road will be opened 10 Wnchendon mo-
10 FzwIlam ne miles from Keene), by the ls August
and TO Keene by the LIST December.
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From The N. o Pic. Of My 2sd.
Interesting News from Mexico.

The schr. Wing, Capt. Raynor, left Vera Cruz on
the 18th inst and arrived al this port last evening"
she REPORTS that the U. S. ship Germantown, F. Blu
chanan commander arrived of The Castle the 18th
inst and sailed Immediately for Anton Lizardo. Al
this port the Germantown was 10 have waited the or
ders of Com Perry. The u. S. steamer Spitflre was
waiting for dispatches from the interior.
From the Yera Cru= Eagle, May is.
From Perote--We saw letter on Thursday from
Perote, written by of the principal officers oil the
army, in which he states that the command would
move in day or two for Puebla and he inilmates that
thew will soon move upon the Capital. we believe
thai Gen. Scott will remain al Pueba, alter ma errya
there for season at least and probably until tue be-
ginning OF Autumn. =,
.Meriean Baichery.-One Of the most bloody and
brutal acts which TO be characteristic OF the low
er order Of the Mexican people, was committed al san
IA Fe. about 8 or miles from this city, on Wednes-
day night last II appears that adetachment oil 10
odd dragons belonging to the command oil Col; mar
ney left Jalapa days since in command oil Lieut.
Hill with the intention Of visiting this city 10 procure
a further supply of horses. On arriving at Santa Fe
nine OF the men were let behind, in consequence oil
illness on their part and the fatigue OF their horses.
Thursday morning news reached here that large
nartv of Mexicans had attacked and literally cut them
10 pieces, in a most shocking manner. One oil them
was killed on the spot, and five others were nuated
Ia such manner to strike any one with horror Of
the sight The survivors were brought TO the city as
soon as possible One died Thursday night, aud
two others were reported last evening as unable 70
survive their wounds during the night. The hand o
one was cut off above the wrist; the abdomen OF an
other was cut in such manner as TO allow bis boweis
10 oFolrude Another has several sabre cuts on his
head penetrating the skull and ti' arms and bodies o.
Others are hacked and manged so as TO render the de-
scription almost incredible Capt. Walker lelt thu
CITY on Thursday morning, accompanied by his mount
ed Riaemen in search Of the murdelers, and eneoun
tered large body Of Mexicans whom he attacked
and succeeded 10 killing four.
Correspondence Of The ~ 0. Pieayuns
CAMP WALsur sPRlEes, near
Monterey, May 5, Is47.
There is report here from Col. Donlphan's force
derived from an attache Of the army at Senas, sna
town within about 40 miles OF this place, obtalne
from Mexicans just arrived, TO the effect that Col Don
hans force had been attacked called Sierra Co
don about hall. way between Sallo and Chiushua by
MeIican force from Durango under Gen iiez and ih'
uliery captured
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Brighton MarLet-Monday, May "A.

AZ Market--s5O Beef Cattle, 90 Jokes Working orsn, 50
Cows and Calyea 100 Sheep, and about 1900 Swine.
Beef CanlsAn effort made to advance prices without
much effect We quote correspond with last week. Extra
81 15 first quality 81 ~ o0j second 80 % SIj third
IS rs Sc 25 -,
Working Orsn--A few sales only were effected
Colps and Calues-Saes at SIS, 70, 81 and So
Shstp--Sales at 3 80, 81. and TO-
Spise--Los pedde At . ~ SAC ioI SONS, and ~
s4s for Bauows Old Hogs, IL 70 s-ae AeEelal' nom
bl'2to7 lee per b.
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witLisros & TrLEa have recently fitted up, at cousid.
cradle expense, excellent Marble Soda Fountain,
for the purpose Of accommodating their friends and the
public generally with wholesome and cooling beverage
during the warm summer months II is unnecessary to
urge friends 10 give them call their own unvsted
appettes will prompt them to IT, II has been suggested
that printers are to be presented with free tieket.
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RAMWW WWNN N.
o. MRS. E. HINCKLEY, 81
Milliner & Dress Maker,

WOULD say 10 the public that she continues the
above business IN al its various branches, over
the store Of Messrs Wheeler & Pla,t, opposite the
Stage House, and has just returned from New York
with rich assortment Of Millinery; Florence, Straw,
French Lace, aud Shifed Hats Of various descriptions
Silks, Ribbons, Caps, Head Dresses, Flowers, Rich
Blonde Laces and Edgings, aud other articles too
mernus TO mention.
% MouRSIre BnESErs constantly on hand, both
Mode and Alapne, Collars, Tabs, sc.
ALSO-Shrouds, Caps, Handk eTchiefs, &c.
LiKEwIsE-Dress-M Making attended To 10 The best
manner and latest style. u7-Suaw and Florence
Bonnets repaired, blraehed and pressed in a manner
corresponding with long experience.
90 The above articles will be sold low as can
be purchased elsewhere. Al
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JOHNSON & WnATHnRBnn

WOULD give notice that they have just received
" large assortment Of Goods well udapled to the
trade OF the season, comprising great variety eau
be found 10 any store in this vicinity which they prom
Use TO sell at pery loo prices.
They will at oil times be pleased TO show tler
Goods and tell their prices and n purchasers cannot
ieel an object To buy OF ihem they can at least bet
ler appreciate the extraordinary bargaias promised
BY those WIN, fortunately, able Ia 'underseH'--
and riH' A Iisnost respectfully solicited.
N. B. fair equivalent given for all kinds Of Barter
such as Grain, Butter, Cheese, Dried Apple. Fock-
ing, FlanDrl, Stockings, eood Mitiens, Palm Leaf
Hats, sc.
JOHNSON L wEATHERBEE
Townshend, MAY "a, Is4T. 3wis40
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Horrible "A mother Al Greenupsburg, Ky, was muir
deed the 10th ult BY her husband and her own son
They both ntoxeated and the shot the molheI
through the head while she was asleeP: Rom and war
King Alcohol and Mars-change men into demons Bow
not your neck to eithers yoke
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WILLIAM G.. NORTH.
Daguerrean Artist,

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Brat.
W tlrboT1 and lis vicinity, that he has taken the
rooms recently oceop'rd by NJ. Bennett, Main ST.,
one door snuih of the Post Ohce,) where he Is now
prepared 10 execute Daguerneoype Miniatures in a
style, said 10y competent judges) be equal 10 those
taken by the best Artists 10 our large ctirs
He has beautiful sky light arranged expressly lor
the business, which is acknowledged 10 be superior
any other, and is usei by all the dsIing ush-
ed artists 10 N. York, Boston and Philadrlphia. Mr.
Brady Of N. Y, took the 6rsl premium the last fair
at the American Institute, with pictures taken with
SKY light.
Mr. N. invites all lovers of the fine arts 10 call and
examine his specimens, whether they contemplate sit
ting for their Miniatures not. He has among his
specimens view Of the old Indian House. Deer
held the hacks 10 The door made by the Tomahawks
are visible in the pctnFe,) alsn, OF The Stage House
and Lunaic Asylum OF this place. which may be Seen
with many other pictures, free OF charge Lkenesses
set IN every variety Of style. He has n large assori
ment Of beautiful Gold and Plated Lockeis. As an
evidence Of his skill artist he will insert the fol-
lowing:
Wm. C. North, the celebrated Daguerrean Artist,
IS now operating IN this village with The most crafty
ing success. 10 the estimation Of good Judges his pic
lures not interior those Of the best artists in the
country.-Frankiin Democrat.
Mr. Editor,-Perniit me, through your paper to call
The attention OF the public to the Dsgueueotypes Of
MI North. They compare very favorably with some
ol The best have ever seen, and have possess.
inn lkenesses taken by the FIRST artists in New York
city.
Rev. l.. L. L.SesrEoTH Greenfield, Mass
He would simply add, that he received a diplnma
two wears since at the Agricultural fair Poughkeep-
sic, ~ y, aud at the last Agricultural Fair al Spring
field, Mass. his p,ciures were reported BY the COM
mittee to be equal TO any ihefe exhibited.
N. d. With the sky light he can take lkenesses in
less time and with certainty than with any other,
and equaze the light to avoid the dark shade
sile Of the lace to which many ohjrct. Groups
taken beautifully. DaguerTeoiype and painted Mins-
lures couied the same size as the MD ture He
also take two lkenesses Of the same person on one
paieone impression representing front and the 9th.
side view. Children taken in a very few seconds.
Brat,leboro, May %, Is47. 40
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COL JErTERsoS DAvis-Gov Brown, Of Mississippi,
has appointed Col jefferson Davis, commander Of the
LIST Mississippi Rifles United States Senator, in the place
Of the Hon Jesse SPeigh deceased II is said tia, this
appointment has been made at the Preseat time in sncpa.
ton Of an extra session Of Congress.
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@-Last Call.

ASH have patronzrd the printers literally, shall
N next employ the Collector and every man who
does settle his account will positively be sued
No mistake. JOHN SMITH.
Guitord, June l, I547. 4w4is
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Important to the Unfortunate.

THE responding invslid and all those who have
IL been disappointed by false prelensons tn medical
skill by the rash and experienced
apprsed that DR. Andrews may be consulted on the
2sd and Gath Of every mouth at the Vermont House,
Brattleboro; who treats all diseases in peru-
liar himself, and Effects universally DIR. A.
the only practitioner 10 the union who undersa nds
the principles and treatment OF Consumption and
oil chronic nervous, scfoaous, parayie and rheun-
attic affections old snres, eTysipelas, spinal disease,
seminal weakness, impolency, gravel, affections Of the
urinary organs. female weaknesses, piles diseases oI
the lungs. cough, asthma dyspepsia, mercura DISEASE
&c, &C.. offers hope, energy vgnr, and perfect health
10 those who have been invalds for years from in.
heritance. The system pursued by DR.. A. has been
prescribed for upwards Of forty years in the Royal
Lock Hospital, London, with nvariabe success in ev-
cry variety Of diseases, being The most mild and eca-
cious and the only rational and universal remedies
ell diseases, consumption and insanity, could
be traced 10 be confirmed Of impotenry, oil or
binary remedies being nsppcable To those cases. dis
appointment thus iolows persons with long standing
diseases can make trial Of his medicine gratis.
April l. SIS
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" L. G. MEAD ESQ., Of this village has been appointed by
the Governor Of New York, Commissioners the Site Of
Vermont to take the acknowledgment aud proof Of Deeds and
other Instruments under seal be used recorded the
Of New York and to administer oAths and afrmadons.
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PORTER 81 MOORE,
No. Al Commerce Street,
III a n r r o RID, CON NJ,

HAVE OF hand aud for sale a large assnfimenfoi
1IPICKBED AND DRY FISH, oil Of which
bughi befofe the recent advance aud will be sold
lower than can be bought 10 any other market.
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" father Of an interesting family near Detroit VIII
ehews ga worth Of tobacco yearly stopped his only
paper because he could not afford IT,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-03

~ SEvESrKEH Of the twenty-five in Cheshire Coun
H ~ H. have chosen seecmeu who refuse grant eense,
for the sale of Intoxicating drinks.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-03

~ The Burlington Free Press Posvely-on what
authority unable to sayhat the Vermont Pao, has
found mares nest"
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Copartnership Notice.

TNHE undersigned on the 2Oth day Of Feb. 1917,
a FORMED copartnership IN the mercantile business
under the firm OF JonSsos & WEArHEnrEE
ABNER JOHNSON,
n. NJ. WEATHERBEE