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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-22

Salt ON PLUM TREEs.-- Before the New York
Farmers Club, few days since, letter from Mr.
Coll, Of Patterson N. j. was read, in which, as we
find in the N. Y. Tribune. he says that having
heard great deal about Salt applied to Plum trees
he determined to Try it, and told the gardener oil
his fruit trees to give handsome dressing of Salt
10 all his Pums lin which he did wrong he says, }
instead Of commencing on part only OF course
the man gave fair covering for 3 OF feet in di.
ameter round all the Plum trees-but as Mr. C. is
an economist, he bought his salt from the refuse
lots of packing houses, and in it were contained
much bone aud a considerable quantity of saipstre.
This dressing of Salt and Salipetfe killed for him
3 out Of of all his young trees--but the Pums
that have heretofore ahOays dropped their fruit show
evident signs that thy will mature portion. This
will be great gan-and all says Mr. Colt, that we
have hereafter TO do, is 10 use Sab, and net Satpe.
tre-Mdss. Spy.
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NEW YORK
GBonnet Mandatory
MILLINERY STORE.

SS9uN 80 1SCsm3 IBenG5Suun
HAVING just returned from N. Y, would present
u Il to the public their stock Of Millinery Goods,
consisting Of bonncts, Flowers, Ribbons, Gaps, &C.
We have a large stock Of Bonncis, consisting Of
White Silk Braid,
Linen
Genevese, Rice Coburg, French Lace,
China Pearl, Pearl Florence, Bfdseye do.
Coarse and Fine do.
British and English Rutland.
lCJs'rhs Stock oil bought for Cash and manu-
featured by ourselves, aud for that we pledge
ourselves 10 sell cheaper than We have SPLEEN
did assortment Of Ribbons, oil Of Spring styles Flow
ers consisting Of French and American outside and in.
10 Caps Of superior style, entirely new
We shall keep constantly on hand all kinds OF straw
and Fancy Braids, which will be made up to order,
from the latest patterns.
Great care will be taken in repairing Ladies and
Gentemen's old Hats Of every description.
We feel safe ia saying do them better than
has been done hrinrc.
Pressing done by machinery.
II. BASCOM,
Flnishef and Presser.
% Tpo Doors North Of the Phgnir House.
Drattlebofo, April IS. 81
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lie site in his chair from morning to night
'Tis smoke, chew, smoke
lie rises at dawn his pipe to light,
Goes putting and chewing with all his might,
Till the hour of sleep It's his delight
To smoke, chew, smoke.
The quid goes in when his pipe goes out,
IT'S chew, chew, chew,
Now cloud of smoke pours from his throat,
Then, his mouth sends constant steam afioat,
Sufficient to carry mill or boat.
IT'S chew, chew, chew.
lie sits oil day in smoke or fog,
IT'S puff, puff, pull,
He Erowls at HE wife the cat and dog,
lie covers with filth the carpet aud rug,
And his only answer when | give him jog,
Is puff, puff, pua.
The house all DER from end to end,
IL smoke, smoke, smoke.
In whatever room my way wend
II TO take his old clothes 10 patch and mend,
Unsrareiul perfumes will ever ascend,
OF smoke, smoke, smoke,
At home or abroad, Aiar or near,
'Tis smoke, chew smoke
His mouth 10 stuffed from eaI to ear,
Or putting the stump Of pipe dear,
All his days will end, verify fear,
Ia smohe, smoke, smoke.
Young ladies, beware, live single indeed,
Ere yon marry who uses ''the weed !
Better that husbands you ever should lack, q,
Than marry Husband that uses tobacco
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STATE OF VIEWPOINT.

In Probate Court, june so, is47.
ZONES LetinA l.. Thurber, widow of John w.
~ Thurber, late Of Gulford, deceased, and moves
the Court here for assignment 10 her Of personal
property from the estate nt said deceased.
Whereupon il is ordered that said Petitioner notify
all persons interested that this Court will decide upon
said application the special session thereof 10 be
holden the Probate office IN Bratt.boro in said dis
trict, on the Sist day of July next by publishing
copy Of the record OF this order three weeks
y in the Vermont PheniS, printed u, said BraurbOro,
previous 10 said time of hearing.
true copy offecord
a6 Attest, b. d. HARRIS, Reg r.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
In Probate Court, June 20, Is47.

In Probate Court, June 20, ls47.
A Instrument purporiing 10 be the last VIII and
N Testament of AMOS PARSONS, late of STRAIT
ton, deceased, s presented for Probate by Amos Par
sons, therein named Executor thereof.
WheTeupon il Is ordered that said named Executor
notify all persons interested thai this Court will decide
upon the Probate Of said Instrument at the session
thereof TO be holden at Osgood's Inn in Newfane, in
said district, the last Thursday Of July neu, by
publishing copy Of the record Of this order three
WEEKS successivey in the Vermont Phenx printed al
Bratileboro, in said district, previous to said time of
hearing.
true copy of Record.
DC Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Reg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

IN Probate Court, July l. l5l7
ZONES William Gregory, Administrator upon the
OEslate Of LEWIS j. CUTTING, late Of G uil-
ford, deceased and files his Administration for
examination and allowance
Whereupon il is ordered that said Administrator
ty all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon the allowance OF said account, and decree dstri
button Of said estate among the heirs oi said deceased
ut the special session thereof be holden the Pro-
day Of July inst, by publishing copy OF the record
o this order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phenix, printed said Brateboo, previous to said
time oil hearing.
true copy Of Record.
46 Attest. Sd. HARRIS, Ree'r
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STATE OF VERMONT.


In Probate Court, July 8, ls47.
ZONES CATHERINE READ, widow of JA-
~ SON READ, late Of Nottingham. deceased
and moves the Court here for assignment her OF
personal properly from the estate of said deceased
Whercupon il il ordered that said Petitioner notify
al persons Interested, that this Court will decide upon
said application at the special session thereof be
holden at the Probate office in Braitleboro, in said dis
tct, on the Sst day Of July instant, by publishing
copy of the record Ol this order three weeks
lively in the Vermont phgnS, printed said Braitle-
boro previous To said time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record,
"a Attest, 3. d. HARRIS, Reg'r
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Purify the Blood !
GOOdwin's Indian Vegetable
sARsAPARILLA BITTERs,

NOR the cure Of JAUNDiCE, DYSPEPSIA, Co.'S
Il tiveness, Bilious aud Liver Complaint, lndigcs-
ton, Drowsiness. Headache, Culaneous and Scroiu-
debility These Buffers possess the great merit Of be.
ing entirely vegetable in every component part. Sar
sapafilla that most nestimabe root obtained from the
been known and acknowledged by the medical world,
as most efficient purifier Of the blood In these Bit.
efs II loFIns one OF the most essential ing Rodents
The virtues of the genuine Honduras Sarsaparila are
extracted on the most scientific principles and are
combined IN highly concentrated form, with the
most useful roots aud herbs Of the vegetable world, in
surh perfect manner, that their united virtues
bued in this preparation, brought operate upon
the stomach and bowels, producing thorough cleans
ing Of the whole SYSTEM speedily restoring il TO its
wonted tone and vigor. As safe, pleasant and rlf-
ceni tonic and apeTien as md and gentle efracious
rathartc in all cases OF languor, cosyeness, general
debility, and depression Of spirits common Ia the
spring and sumner and in all cutancoua diseases,
they will he found Invaluable, cleansing the stomach,
restoring the strength and consequently purifying the
blood
Certificates can be shown, and references given 10
individuals testiiyng To very many remarkable cures
by taking these Bitters. In word, Try them faith
fully and If not satisfied, the money will be refunded
Prepared only by GEO. c. GOODWIN, No. 20
Union Street, Boston.
The fiooHg list Of Agents for The sale Of Good
ioins Indian Vgtab and Sarsaparia Biers, and also
Of DR.. Kittredgs's Green Mrre and Bone Ointment
AeENTs.- Braitlrboro, BUTTON CLARK /;
pniney, P. h. Chandler 4 Co. Bellows Falls, Nichols
WaIklnsi CharlesIown, 8. Tuns
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NEW GROCERTEs |

SUGARS, Teas, Coffee, and Spices OF every Lara s
- and quality, Ginger, Rice, Sage, Taploca p'oyn,
tns, Tobacco, Snuff Starch, Nulmegs Cloves DJ
White and CASTLE Soap, Candles Ground m"I Eos
Pepper Sauce, Oranges and Lemons, ha's''''
Currants, citron, Mace, nc, &c. Al.o--
Hhds more Of that very nice Moasses;: ~ p;sh
1000 Culfst Shad, Mackerel, Salmon, Wh ,,s;i by
and Macknaw Trout, &C., At Wholesale q u fsIrI
" 81
May s, Is47.
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letterT
No--nsilher can you. you fool
Now reckon can, you fool
'Let's have it then
We'll, we will pm. one o--put two o's-put three
os-put -four os--put FIVE o's-put six o's-put
seven o's-Pcr-rIoRT.o'sr
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IND FOREIGN OFFIcp

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And Agency for the u States Patent Office w,.bio.,..
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as shall be intended To be patented, deposited therein
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Po.r orrIeE. EdgaIIown Ma.., May q. lsl4.

PosT OFfIcE, Edgaflown Was, May y, I5II.
Mr.. F. Brown :-SiR-Will you have the kindness
10 forward me, by the schooner Energy now in Bos-
ton, at Central Wharf, opposite Messrs Hewns
Fishers store six dozen bottles Safsaparla and To
mato Bitters. A captain Of ship bound on CAPE
Horn voyage, wishes more than now have on hand
TO supply him with. ! therefore send this 10 be mail
ed in New Bedford so that you can send them up BY
the Energy. Should delay sending the order until
to-monow's mail it would be ton late 10 send by the
Energy. BY complying with the above request you
will oblige
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Yours, truly, u,
FREDERICK D. SHAW
he nron,ie,or FREDERICK

Address all orders to the proprietor, FREDEhiO"
BROWN, 6s Washington Street, Boston ~,
AGENTS :--Dutton CLARK, Bralilebof9i s "',s'
w. Moore, Bellows Falls; II. +. Bakeb f wi.
vile; Jason Stafford, Windham; William ~ ,hsod,
llama, Williamsve; S. f. Thompson, iown9 r,".
Thomas Cook, w. Townshend; Sumner i I,
hall, Jamaica; Pierce 4 Albee, So LondonsosH;,ib
A. Il CB. ALlrch, No. Londonderry; Oregon sum" "a,,
Wilmington. For sale also by Druggists Ass"'
/ aAnerallv
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WIN. DONNELL'
BARN, Me-, May 81, 1874

Mr. r. Brown:-Dear Sir--I have some time Pr
suffered much from Jaundiee and Dyspepsia '',s
stomach, loss OF Appetite and trouble and pam n1'
the least simple food with pain in The head and , II.
slight cough, general weakness and debllily o. Ao@,
system Ailer using number Of medicines M W.. ."I
any relief was induced to Try your SaTsapaIVA ~,
Tomato Bit,ers. received immediate Ier ron ~.
bottle, and feel gratifed ir the great reie nave
ceiged and would recommend Il to all who arc '1'
lering from similar disorders.
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NO APOLOGY FOR WIGS

sHAFrssuRy, Bennington County, VI, Aug. 4. 1870
DIX JAfxt Dear sir,Beng acquainted with Of those
recommending your HAIR TONIC, TO wit, Rev C. C. Park
Rev Dr. Babcoek and Rev L. Fletcher purchased bot.
es with view to make an ehperment have been quite bald
for about four years and obliged wig Indeed
constitutional with my family to be bald in early LIE confess
had but little confidence in the attempt having been long
bd and being 46 OF age and that part Of head
destitute Of hair exceedingly smooth however commenced
ageeabiy to your directions, and used bottle faithfully and
with very little effect but before had used the second
very inc furry hair became pereepbc which continued
grow and now having used the third bottle have had three
cuttings Performed and the prospect very hatterng that
shall be blessed with hne head Of hair
useful SIN extremely gstded with the prospect and from
observations made Of my friends and who
have heretofore regarded the preparation deceptive only
catch penny concern well satisfied that is rRUrH
No FioTioK" j. w SAWYER
Pastor Of the Baptist Church. Salisbury, VI
For Sale by BUTTON Il CLARK. &c
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100 CASKS

aid COLONY NAILS. the hes, IN use jos, received
TowNsLEY n SONS
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IL has been cured Of bad humor Of long s,snJ
ing, by using BROWNS S.ARSAPARLLL.9 ma
TOMATO BfTTRES. Who will or can have ,Ls
least doubt but the above medicine is the best arirI
in for the following complaints (aitet reading
the following ceftificates,) Bad Humors Dysreo.is
Jaundicr, Costiyeness is cured BY them in short linz
after oil other medicine has failed Give them one
trial and satisfy yourselves Of the truth OF the above
assertion.
BE sure and always ask for Browns as there are in.
taions and teriet articles sold which no oT.
like the genuine (Which il prepared by Frederick
Brown) than cold water.
These excellent Biiiers will be found certain cure
ell cases Of indigestion OF Dyspepsia Jaundce. Lon.
oi Appetite, General Debility, Fainlness and Sink
ing Of the Stomach, Lowness Of spirits, Costveness
Determination Of Blood 10 the Head Pain in the
Limbs and Side, Diarrhea, Weakness, Dizziness, Ca.
taneous Erupiions on the Face and Meek Hectic
| Fever, Night Sweats, Nervous and Sick Headache
Acidiiy OF Stomach, Bilious Affections, Piles Cusiiye.
ness and in oil diseasrs caused by inipurity OF the
blood. the debility Of the system, OF the unhealthy
state Of the stomach and bowels
They also exceedingly efieacious ia restoring
constitutions broken down BY sedrntary enploymenls
| and have been extensively used by Cergymen Edit.
ors, Printers, Clerks, Seamsiresses and numerous
others whose health bad been injured By confinement,
andclose application, with the happes, resuts They
restore the action OF the stomach increase the quan-
iiy Of the blood, and impsrt the wan and enacs-
ted system Of the invalid the yigor and fowof true
health.
| These Bitters are warranted 10 be purely Veget-
able eompound--and mark this p- they can never do
the least injury TO any one whatever. Ill
They are kept BY many persons as a FAMILY
MEDICINE, and have been given to the yOnngest
children of the miness Of their operation,
with excellent effect.
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Barn, Me. May IS, 1874

MrF. Rrown:--Dear Sr--Having tested the va
ne Of your Sarsaparilla and Tomato BitieTs ! laA.
pleasure 10 give to you the facts OF my case iG you
own satisfaction and the benefit of Others. na h'
been suffering with the eTympelas humor IN ny su.,
causing my hand and arm 10 swell very moon, a"u y
be painful; at the same time aud ioT some 'lhe ~
yjous. have been tIoube, with weak stomseh ln1s'
ofmy food has hurt me, and there has been snsu.'
ianiness at The stomach which has been increasing
and caused me much difficulty. After lcommeneeI s"
ing your BiIters, could perceive gradual sHn u
mediate relief, and would recommend u WIN, nm oo,.
confidence 10 those who are troubled win suen 'V"'
plants. Yours, truly,
WIN. DONNELL.
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READ AND BELIEVE.

person is very apt TO say, We of course woaa
recommend our own medicine in preference TO any ON
er. For fear that remark may be made Of me, nave
thought proper TO sucon lew ce'nsa,es M
ers from our agents. and persons that have been eSea
by this most valuable medicine. The following Yer
iieates and Letters are from persons Of the hiss ie
spectsbilty, and those that are best known IN ,ne
towns where they reside. Do not take my WORD iol
IL, but inquire for yourselves; you will ind sn na ave-
said & true. can publish hundreds hut think the
following which have selected from different paris .,
the country, are sufficient 10 satisfy any rnPFrudlcea
mind.
MY agent in Bath, Me-, MIR A. G. Page sen' m'
the following few days since.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-10

The following letter from Mr.. Calhoun,
shows that he remains rigidly firm in his
determination TO maintain the principles en-
bodied in his resolutions, presented to the
Senate last winter. This, however, was to be
expected. But the advice he gives TO those
who adhere 10 his ultra position, is as appli-
cable the North as 10 the South. As the
question must be met, it is as well to be pre-
pared 10 meet il.
FoRT HILL % June l047.
DEAR SIR--I am in the receipt Of your
note Oft l7th insi., covering the resolu-
tons adoplod by meeting of the whg par
y of Putnam county, approving the resolu-
tions introduced by me in the Senate Of the
United States during the last session, in op-
position to the Wilmot Provso, and tender
ing the thanks of the meeting; for the stand
| took in behalf of our tights,
am happy that my resolutions and stand
have met with the appreciation of your meet
ing; not so much OH my account, as accepta-
BILE as is the appreciation of my Iellow-citi-
zens TO me, but for reason far more impOr-
tant. Coming from quarter of the state
so respectable and influential, | hail it as an
omen that the wings Of Georgia are prepared
to do their duty in reference 10 the vial
question involved in the resolutions intro
duced
l hope it is the precursor TO the union of
all parties to repel an outrageous and unpro-
voked assault on us-one that involves our
safety and that of the Union. We have the
constitution clearly with us. My resolutions
have been assaed and denounced, but the
truth ofthe principles they assert remains IN :
contested and incontestibe. In defending
them we not only defend ourselves, but the
constitution; and in defending il, the Union
ITSELF of which it is the basis.
We must not. be deceived. The time has
come ,rhen this question must be met. II can
no longer be apoided-nor, if it could, is it de-
sirable. The longer it is postponed, the
more inpeterate and dangerous wiD become
The hostile feelings betpees the Slaueholding
and non, sIapeholding states. With union
among ourselves we have nothing TO fear
but without 1t every thing. The question is
far above the party questions ofthe day. He
who is not for us is against US.
For your kind expression Of feeling TO-
wards me, in communicating the resolution,
accept my sincere acknowledgements
With great respect, am. &C., &c,
]. G. CALHOUN.
SAMUEL A. WALES, Esq.
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cIvILIzATIoN.--Aiter remarking that the
National Club assert, that of the citizens Of
London 1850, 900 persons never enter the
wallis Of religious edifice," and that call our
large towns are in a similar state &C., the
Dublin Nation Of Sd inst. adds:
But all these horrors fade before the new
atrocities revealed by the London] Times
Of Saturday last, in which we find some re-
marks upon the sundeniab!e increase OF
inlauticide; ;"-how inoccnt children are daI-
" "srangled, drowned, burnt, poisoned,
starved and decapitated, by wholesale; e;"-
how "ihe murder of children has ceased TO
be murder in England" and other fearful
statements Of like character. This is hor-
rible, Are we living in the nineteenth
century-amid all the enlightenment, steam,
philanthropy, and power-looms of the illus
trious British Empire? Surely there is cot
ton enough in consumption there--also Bi-
shops enough; at least there will be enough
when the four new ones shall have been
consecrated BY &C, Of Parliament; at all
events, there is far more of the machinery OF
British religion existing in England than we
have vet been able TO set up in China, India,
Suia, Cafiirland, or Cabul. What encour-
agement have we to persist in urphilanthro-
uy towards the Chinese, for example, if after
clothing them all in printed fabricks, classify
ing them in poor houses, and sublecttng
Them 10 the spiritua. sway Of Bishops Of Ok
ford or Cambridge manufacture, they are
10 20 on numbering their children as they do
now or even more extensively, by wholesale,
like the English? Here is bad prospect
for The progress of the species.
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POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF THE
ARMY.

We undertake to say that Of the force
that has enlisted and volunteered for the
war, 10 out of every 20 men in the ranks
are democrats in principle. 1t could scarce
ly be otherwise, for the whig leaders and
presses have denounced the war, calumnia.
ted the army, and discouraged the enlist.
ynent of men have been imposed upon and
deferred from entering the ranks. But
whenever an office was to be bestowed, Ell
her by the War Department, or the suffra-
yes Of the volunteers there was always some
phig at hand whose patriotism prompted him
10 seek it. We know this tsDhave been the
case in Ohio, and we are assuredi it has been
so elsewhere Enquirer.
II is the burning, scorching truth Of the
above that annoys the Atlas. Every word
OF what the Enquirer says is known TO be
fgtIa
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STEAMBOAT CONSTITUTION
ha = SINK

On Saturday Evening as the Steamboat
Constitution was coming in the run against
the corner ofB. Giggin's g. Cos dock, when
under full speed. She struck the dock
about ten feet from her bows, staving a
hole. in her hull. The boat was under full
Roadway and the conclusion consequently
tremendous. She was brought alongside
the wharf, where she sunk almost instantly
sn nine feet wafer.
All the goods on board were on deck and
her decks are not under water, so there is
NO damage except the boat. She was own
cd by Capt. John Vail.
Capt. Vail who was not on board at the
limo of the accident, arrived on the Buffalo
yesterday, and is enga aged to-day in prepar-
cd 10 raise her.
n The accident must have been the result
of.the grossest carelessness or ignorance, as
Ii occurred about FIVE o'clock, weather fine,
and nothing in the way to obstruct her
proper entrance. We are told the mate rung
the bell for the engine to go ahead, ly mis-
take, when he should have rung TO 60 back
Saadusky Mirror.