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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

.7,nusing.At the debate in Harrodsburg, KY be-
tween Messrs Thompson and Wickle the candidates for
Congress- the lormer who is afflicted with a throat,
had mug decanier upon the stand containing strong
mixture Of vinegar, salt and pepper, from which, while
fpeaking, he took occasional SIP The mixture looked
like toddy, and Wicklie fixed longing eye upon IT, At
length the midst OF Of the portions Of his
opponents Speech he silly took the decanter poured out
about gill; and swallowed il at gulp. His contorons OF
countenance equal TO any thing in the comic almanac
and at that moment Mr. Thompson catching glance at his
face and rightly guessing what had happened quietly said
"Y0u had better let that alone Mr. Wickife am afraid
cO Of my medicines at rather much for your
stomach The laugh at Wckfies expense trca,en
dops and he was fool enough 10 get mad at IL
Louisville Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

VINO TRIunPu rHE On DOMINION "A special eec-
ton held in Morgan county, Va, the 25t ult To
supply the vacancy in the House of Delegates occasoned
by the resignation of Andrew Michael. ESQ., account
alleged informality in April last The struggle
we're and exciting beyond any former precedent. Mr. Nj
chae obtained majority of thirteen votes In April, his
majority vote Parties tied in the Legis
ature on joint ballot.
Gov Smith has appointed Thursday, 9Th August next
for special election in the Cd District e by the
death of Mr. Dromgrooe The candidates Boiling Wing
end Baptist, Locooco. A close run is anticipated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

FoRhleS Nrws-Tbe steamship Caledonia arrived at
Boston on Sunday morning She brings fifteen days later
from England but it not Of great importance. We
give a brief summary;
Breadsufs have nucuated considerably. Afler rise Of
about shngs per quarter wheat prices teceded sgan
and went below the last quotations Indian corn is
extremely dull The closing rates at Liverpool tho l7th
ult were-For American -Four, 3ss 40s per 1876 pounds
for Indian corn, AS. 52s. per $50 pounds.
Much advance in these prices hardly to be expected,
the weather continues favorable for the coming harvest IL
has been very clear although not
Trade looks little better in the manufacturing Districts
but cannot be called lourshing The money market is
much easier the rate of interest has fallen and stocks have
improved. The Of the financial crisis is believed to
have been experienced.
The accounts concerning The potato crop conflicting
II seems rather too early to form definite opinion but
Wilmer Smiths Times says the blight not general
severe as heretofore in any part of Europe.
The intelligence from Ireland not favorable To the
list Of famine and fever, 10 be added frequent
Of murder The cup of poor Erins is trimming
Emigration proceeds more actively than ever.
Parliament will be dissolved about the 10th July. The
Ten Hours bill has become law.
From the Continent find nothing of particular inter
est except shat the crops promise well every where
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, June IS, 1s47.
A N Instrument purporling to be the last VIII and
IA Testament of AMOS PARSONS, late Of STRAIT
ton, deceased is presented for Probate by Amos Par
sons, therein named Executor thereof.
Whereupon il is ordered that said named Executor
notify all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon the Probate Of said Instrument at the session
thereof 10 be holden at Osgoods Inn, in Newiane, in
sold district, on the last Thursday Of July next by
publishing copy Of the record OF this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at
Bratleboro, in said district previous to said time oil
hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
&C Attest, b. d. HARRIS, Reg'r
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W Inc following letter. published IN the Boston Atlas
Of Saturday, and dated Concord July 3D. gives the best
sketch of affairs in the New Hampsbire Ieuslature which
hns g,le, ,,de, az, ,o,,o.
'NN o'' 1--WE
The Radical Locolocos gtieve TO speak it, are in bad
way The high horse which they rude such rig al the
opening OF the session. has reared al last and thrown its
riders besides spat,erng them with any quantity Of mud
The consequence u.s. they beginning TO be afraid Of the
er'iie and are anxious 10 send him back 10 the stable
Their two severe falls have warned them not to risk third
ihey tired TO drive their unrny nag over the eonslble law
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

NJ The indianapolis Sentinel Of the 23d alt announces
the safe arrival that place of the company Of female teach
ers who lately left New England, under arrangements with
Miss Beecher promote the OF Education in the
West
The Cincinnht Gazette shrewdly remarks ''Were there
New England teachers other than what they are should
take great pleasure in eongra,uang parents in the central
region of Indiana the good fortune which would thai
event await their children; but it is, must
congratulations for the young bachelors Of Indianapolis
and vicinity for whose aid and cnmio Miss Beecher is
taking an infinite deal Of pains
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and multiply. See leading article in

W Fogs increase and multiply. See leading article in
the last Democrat
Our neighbor is sharp four years old hoe, on our
want Of taste in the Of SMILES and illustrations. 1t is
more than fair 10 retor the want Of ideas in much Of
his stuff Amer rendng it, has usually about as clear
notion Of what is meant though he had studied Choc
dictionary upside down Big words, heavy sentences,
stale wit argument all you get for your hard labor
When waste time enough to dig out the pith our
neghbors style only found to be "slp shod but his
reasoning out at the toes, and his morality perfectly bare
foot Mark the snuilng way which MIR Folks villain
upon Mexico weeks since pronounced
TO be "a spectacle for aud angels This is the
Of flood OF milkand water.with the milk LEFT out And
think of the sentiment Could any but desperately
wicked men, any angels but fallen angels behold with
feelings of transport such rulers have caused
TO come TO pass in a sister Republic?
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, June so, ls47.
ZONES Letna l.. Thurber, widow of John w.
~ Thurber, late of Guford, decreased, and moves
the Court here for assignment to her Of personal
property from the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon il is ordered that said Petitioner notify
all persons interested that this Court will decide upon
said application at the special session thereof 10 be
holden at the Probate Office in Brail,boro, said dis
tric on the sIst day Of July next, by publishing
copy Of the record Of this order three weeks successive
ly in the Vermont Phenx printed at said Bratteboro,
previous TO said time of hearing
as Attest, b. D. HARRIS, Regr
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NOTICE.

VAN D0ORN has taken C. A. VAN D00RN
N ITO be partner in the Furniture and Chair business
for which we have and making arrangements TO con-
tinue in all its branches, aud have TO offer be-
side our usual supply Of Cabinet Furniture and Chairs
Transparent Window Shades, Balance Curtain FIX
lures, new patterns Of Looking Glasses and Clocks,
Feathers, best Hair Mattresses do OF Cotton, healthy
and cooling article for summer, Refrgeraors, just The
coolest thing in Also, ell kinds of Upholstery
neatly executed 10 order.
AS we are Agents and manufacturers Of most Of these
articles, will sell them at the lowest prices al whole
sale and retail. Lumber and Produce taken in cx-
change and Cash in no case refused when offered.
VAN Do0RN e. SON.
Brattleboro, June so, fS47. as
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From Mexico.
Correspondence of the N. o. Delta, Goth.
VERA CRuz, June 18th, 1874

Correspondence OF the N. .. Delta, 10th.
VERA CRuz, June 18th, lS4T
have just learned that an express has arrived from
Puebla By il information has been received that
Gen. Scott has taken up his line of march from Pueb-
la TO Mexico. That on the 18th instant the sick and
wounded were removed from Jaapa for Puebla, and
that Gen. Shields march forward the day,
together with Col. Childs, who had been commandant
of the town and the whole garrison.
General Shields left here yesterday in command OF
about a thousand troops--as fine a looking body OF
men for the number as the eye could well look
The road between here and Jalapa is pretty much
infested by cut-hroai guerrillas but people know
ing this, keep civil distance from their ances and
their Lassos. When they travel it is with tall crowd
within shooting distance Of which no greaser,
nor any number Of greasers, would dare approach.
General Scott main tans the best possible subordina.
ton in the army, and they advance learn, impatient
to plant the glorious and invncble American standard
on the highest tower of the Mexican Capital.
About what is doing in the city of Mexico little is
known here. We only learn that Santa Anna still re-
tains the Presidency and that while oil is preparation
there for a defence, nothing is prepared.
Sickness still prevails here TO considerable extent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

A Black Homan turned Hhie-1he extraordinary fact Of
black turning white has recently occurred at Cairo
The married 10 black soldier belonging 10 lbra-
him Pashas guard and according the evidence brought
forward during the last two years that her black skin
peeled off by degrees and without any Inconvenience her
SELF and has been replaced by white skin Her features
distinctly belong to the Ethiopian race and her flat
thick projecting lips wooy hair peculiar cheek bones
and the shape OF her feet all denote her origin Five
European medical men at Cairo have certified the above
facls .-Neleark, " v .4drertser.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

CoMMESeEMESr MiDDLEBuRY The Annual Com.
of Mddlebury College will take psce sys the
Voice of Freedom) Wednesday, July 2sh, 1917 Rev.
Jonathan Clement, Of ToPshum Maine Orator, and Rev.
Byron Sutherland of Batavia, N. Y (poeO, will address
the Associated Alumni. Rev A II. Clspp and Rev l. p.
Hickock, D. d. will address the Literary Societies.
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TICE.

TINHE undersigned begs leave 10 inform the gentle
IL men oil Brattleboro and its vicinity that he is now
prepared 10 press over Leghorn, and all other thin
Summer Hats, in the neaest manner, and make them
look as good as new.
t3- Hats made any size called for
r. J. BASCOM
Finisher and Presser.
Bratleboro July 7th, ls47. ti4e
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Marrte0,

In his village, at the Vermont House. July Q, by Rev
j. q. Foster Mr. John Fuller to Miss Elizabeth Clara Har
ley, both Of Wbraham, Mass.
In GniIford June g. by ~ r. Chaplin, Esq Mr. Jonathan
j. Adrich of Bernardslon Mass to Miss Lucy Arlin, Of
Guillord. taH
Also June 90, by the same, Mr. Erastus s, Kenney to
Miss Hannah N Pratt, both of Vernon
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WILLIAM G. NORTH,
DAGUERREAN ARTIST.

ID ETURNS his sincere thinks 10 the citizens Of
Ia Brattleboro and It's vicinity Tor their very liberal
patronage during the lew weeks he has spent in their
delightful village. He would also state Tor The inior-
nation Of thse who still contemplate sitting for their
Miniatures, that he has recently received from New
York large supply Of the best Plates, Cases, Cbemi-
Gals Frames &C., that the market affords, and having
Two superior Cameras, (bis large being wartanIe,
To him to be equal TO the best that be produced)
and beautiful ky.ligh, (Which is superior TO any
other) is fully prepared 10 execute
DaguerreOtype Miniatures
in style he trusts satisfactory to oil who may fl
TO favor him with their patronage Mr. n is enabled
with his small Camera take the ikenesses Of children
Of almost any age, in very few seconds. Portraits
copied beautifully.
DO Plates, Cases, Chemicals, Frames, &C., for sale
reasonable terms can be procured elsewhere
N. IS. And not mistake his room; entrance one
door south Of the Post Office, Main Street
Braltleb1ro, July 7lh, ls47. &c
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More New Goods, July /, 1847,
Al the Low Price Store.

% pieces Mousn De Lame, ~ l2 to 90 cts yard.
20 do Scotch Bingham, 81 25
10 do American do 10 l-2 20
10 do Musns * Lawns, Z" IL 4" rs
900 do Print styles, " 05 Z" I2I2"
bales prime Sheeting, " OF l.2" 10
30 doz. VT. 4 cold col. Hose " Os 4" % cts pair.
rs do Silk, Thread 4 cot. gloves, OF so
90 do Linen Hdkfs, 10 25
Also large assortment Of Summer Goods, for Mems
and Boys wear, together with great variety Of Fancy
Goods, all Of which will be sold very low prices
Sw45 WHEELER d PRATT
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Leyden, July a,is4T.

Fire and Melancholy Loss Of LJs-The rhouse at
Wednesday morning, Both ult Five persons-two aged
men and three boyswere burnt to death They were in
the upper part OF the building and could not be saved The
The fire is supposed have been communicated BY one Of
the paupers. Boston Courier
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

FoREeS LABoR-A very large meeting of American me.
chancs held Monday evening Of last week. in Phil
adelpba the subject Of the competition Of immigrant
with domestic labor Several eloquent speeches made
and series Of strong resolutions adopted Great feeling
manifested by the assemblage.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-08

JOINS QuiSor ADAMswe rejoice to learn, by the n Y,
Tribune that the health Of this venerable statesman is
terally improved and that he interests himself in public
affairs with his accustomed zeal and energy Heaven grant
that the old eloquent may be able to bear his part in
the rrring scenes and important debates which likely
to mark the proceedings Of the coming Congress.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. T.. II. DAYS.

MOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
w Brattleboro and vicinity, that he has located him
self ia Bra,ileboro East Village, where he may be
found ready attend all calls in the line OF his pro-
esson. DR.. ID. deems il proper to inform the public
that his system Of practice IS based upon the principles
cffhe Reformed School Of Medicils taught at the
Thomsonian Botanieo Medical College, at Cinein-
natl, Ohio, Worcester, Mass, &C.; prescribing all
substances medicinal, which have tendency To poi
the blood and TO depess the vital energies Of the
system II is unnecessary 10 state in this notice any,
thing with regard TO the superiority Of the Botanic
Remedies over those deleefious Drugs which are 80
freely dealt by the .4Hopaihie or old School Phys-
eiansj for the virtues Of our remedies too well
known and appreciated by al who have Tested them,
TO need comment. DR.. ID. would therefore state that
he deals in substances but those which in ar.
monv with The 'Yis .nedicarir Naiurae,' or healing
power Of nature and which assist in her efforts
To remove dseae. This theory, with the advantages
OF three years experience in treating diseases incident
10 this climate, with good success he hopes will
public confidence and patronage.
Rooms at Geo. Bugbee's, directly opposite the Wa
ter Cure Establishment where he may be found ex-
cert when absent professional business
N. b. DotCnic Medicines constantly on hand, put
up in the neatest and labelled with directions
for use.
Bra,tleboro, June s0th, is47. iy4i
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III In speech upon Anti-Slayery resolutions in
the New Hampshire Legisaure, the other day. Gen. Will
son, Wing candidate for Congress in the 81 District, took
occasion remark that contingency could he support
for the Presidency oho did not fully up to Mt
principles of the WIinpOt PY0riso.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, SIS.
In Probate Court, July 8, is47.
ZONES CATHERINE READ, widow Of IA
" SON READ, late Of Nottingham, deceased,
and moves the Court here for assignment TO her Of
personal properly from the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon il il ordered that said Petitioner notify
all persons interested that this Court will decide upon
said application at the special session thereof TO be
tric, on the Slst day of July instant, by publishing
copy of the record Of this order three weeks
lively in the Vermont Phenix, printed at said Brate-
horo, previous to said time Of hearing,
true copy Of Record,
46 Attest, B. ID. HARRIS, Reg'r.
YUNHE meeting Of the Commissioners on the Estates
IL of Asa Liscom spd Phillip Liscom, on the first
Tuesday of September, is postponed TO the hrsl
Wednesday Of the same.
BARNARD LYNDE, c.,n.,..
JOHN LYNDE, 0'"" -
July |, Is47.
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Fly NETS.
STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, Jsiy I, 1877
ZONES William Gregory, Administrator upon the
~ Estate OF LEWIS J. CUTTING, late Of Gull
ford deceased and files his Administration account for
examination and allowance.
WheIeupon il is ordered that said Administrator no.
tify all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of said account and decree dstri-
button Of said estate among the heirs Of said deceased,
at The special session thereof be holden the Pro-
bate office in Baieboro, in said district, the SIst
day of July inst, by publishing copy oil the record
of this order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phenix, printed at said Braleboro previous said
time OF hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
&c Attest, BE. HARRIS, Reg'r
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VINO NExT i-lt said awhile ago that Col Jefferson
Davis would be either Governor of Mississippi United
States Senator, and Col Douphan is named as Wing
candidate for Governor Of Missouri Talk about withdraw
ing troops from Mexicol II all the officers go upon
the civil list how will the soldiers be kept the field
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Dteo.

In Putney on Monday afternoon, July 8, Hon PnIEEAs
WHIrE, aged 10 years and months.
TThe funera will take place Thursday, at o'clock,
z. M, at the Congregational meeting house o
In Durnmerston, July 3, Mrs Lucy M ssnderson, aged
20 years.
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented TO the General Assembly Of this State
at their session in October next by the "Company for
rendering Connecticut River navgable by Bellows
Fals for such extension prolongaiion of the priv
egcs Of said Company may be found Just and prop
or. A. FLEMlNGi Agent,
Rockingham, July s, is4z AZ
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scroGuIa Cured

OF years standing. The young may be examined
by calling upon himhe has several bad scarsbut the
have been entirely healed up for than months
New York, March Ie, Ie47.
DR TowssEsp Dear Sir 81 have the pleasure 10 in
form you that your Sarsapafia has cured Of the
Kind Of case of Scrouia Of more years standing
Indeed, have had il less since was child had
bad both sides Of my throat and attacked my
eyes causing me TO be almost blind. | entirely
cured, and have been for than months. took
other medicine and quite certain my recovery is at
tributable 10 your medicines only. have the both
my neck and eyes Persons that credulous may be
convinced by calling on me.
HENRY NJ TICE
ft2 Mulberry ST
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BrattIebOrO
WOODEN FACTORY.

TIME subscriber having put his Machinery In COM
IL peie repair, Is ready TO receive Wool TO manu-
iacture Shares OF by the Yard. Also, keeps good
selection Of Cashmere hand at all times, which he
will exchange for Wool on delivery.
ZIP Please Call end Examine.
aE P. T. CLARK,
r. A. WHEELER, Agent
I'rsuleboro, May 81, is$7. Al
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PEW FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE Pew in the Centre Church. APP.
IN ply 10 +. II. FESSENDEN.
Bratilebero, July 7, Is47. 46
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WOOL MARKET, BosIoS, JuLY 5--TheIe continues
to be fair demand for the various grades Of American
fleece and pulled Wool The Wool Of last years clip has
been nearly all sold, and but little Of the clip has yet
to market We hear that some Woolen manuiaeiu'
from this vicinity buying in the country at large
advance last years prces and considerably above the
present market value Of Wool in Ibis oily-Courier.
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HENRY NJ. TIcE,
ie2 Mulberry st.


TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
This extract OF Sarsapara has been expressly prepared
in reference to female complaints No female, who has
suppose she is approaching that critical period
"7he turn If LIFE should neglect 10 take it, il
tain preventive for any Of the and horrible dis
which females subject at this time OF lie This
period may BE- delayed for ssrerat gears by using Ibis med
cine Nor lees valuable for those who approaching
womanhood it is calculated to assist nature by quicken
ing the blood and invgoating the system Indeed this
medicine inv ausble Tor all the delicate diseases TO which
women subject
II braces the whole system, permanently the nat
ura energesby removing the impurities Of the body-by
laxaon which the of most medicines taken for ie-
mnie weaknesses and disease.
GIRLS READ THIS
You have pale conpexons dull eyes blotches on the
face rough skin or ireckes and are ou spirits - use
bottle or two OF DR. Townsends Ssrsaparla II will
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Jones, Ball & Poor,
1913 Washington Street, BOSTON.
Importers Of, and Wholesale Dealers in
Watches, IeweIry, Military Goods, &C.,

TTAVE received by recent arrivals from England and
France large and extensive assortment Of the fol.
loving described Goods with many other kinds
Gus to be mentioned selected expressly for their wholesale
trade aud comprising the greatest variety Of articles be-
found the city, to which the attention Of dealers in
eli.
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OOK $ TOR e,
No. 3 Brick Row.
G. EO. III. Ais IL u IL Y

IL EEPS constantly Tor sale general assortment of
IN BOOKS and STATIONERY J embracing
the Comprehensive ComnenlaryG vols; splendid
Quarto Bibles; Octave Poyglvtt do; fine Pew and
Pocket Bibles and Tesamcns; an elegant assortment
of MINIATURE VOLUMES, well adapted Tor Presents,
and q variety Of Miscellaneous Books, Albums, &C.
Also, general assortment Of Blank books manulac-
tured and FOR sale on the reasonable terms, and
warranted 10 i've satisfaction.
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Friction Rollers and GrindstOne Cranks,
IINOR sale Wholesale and Retail BY
IL II. +. BROWN & CO.
cS- Orders promptly attended to.
Hinsdale, Jolly ist, i547. 1w46
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JUNE I'D. IS47.

MORE NEW GOODS at the lowest prices, re-
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