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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
SHEEP MARKING.

CoFT RED CHALK, for Sheep Marking, con.
- stan,ly for sale, in large or small quantities
with an assortment Of Drags and Medicines by
JONATHAN L. HALL & co,
DRUGGfsTs,
iy34 No UhiOn Sired, BOSTON
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Hops! Hops!

VERMONT REPORTS just received, vol. 10
Wy J. STEEN.
Aug. 80. 2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
COFFINS.

A pERYLARGE ASSORTlfENFof all sizes,
"A at A VAN DooRN & SONS, at reduced
prices. tfH rrT nf s.a IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
A Chance for IN BargDin.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE Farming Lands In the counties of
v ionia, Lapeerand lngham, Michigan, for Farm
Bratileboro preferred. These lands are in the
midst of settlements and warranted 70 be Of the
best quality. Persons DESTROYS to turn small
Farm into much larger and better one, for them
selves or their children, can now have the opport-
nifty 20 Inqure at this Office
EHEDERlCK N. PALMER is agent
I for hoss' lfedicded Cistaiizei Soap at the Post
Office in Brattleboro, where it NAV ALWAYS he found
at wholesale or retail
Aug.l 3msOs
IN BARRELS EXTRA FLOUR inst received
~ by TOWNSLEI 4 SONS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

Together with complete assortment OF PnriOf,
SIX Plate, aud Box stoves.
They have also, and will keep constantly on
hand, complete assortment Of Hollow Ware,
together with Furnace and Caldron Kettles.
ALSO Stove Pipe and Stove Furniture, Tin
aud Copper Ware, At wholesale or retail
SAP PANS constantly on hand or made to
order, of the host of Russia Iron Particular A.
teniion given to all job work with which they mey
be favored.
az Most kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for the above.
Those wishing to purchase will do we'll 10 Civ,
them call, as their motto is "QRct siles and snail
gefts" BELLAMY & BRlNTNALL
Townshcnd, Sept 9Th, 1913.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Liquors and Wines
Consumption Cured!
Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam
Of Life.
joyful Entefitgence!

A MOTHER Life saved after the DOCTORS
"A could do more
Bath, Me, Feb. -, I8i5
DR. Bnadlee-xr-I take pleasure IN giving you
statement of the beneficial effects nf Buehlns Hun
garian Balsam my daughter, who had been for a
number Of years afflicted with bad cough pain In the
side raising blood and all those pains and troubles
which attend that insidions disease, CONSINP-
TON | employed several distinguished physicians
at great expense who after numerous visits and many
experiments, finally declared that
1hey Could do no More
was then advised by friend to try Buchan's Hun.
garan }alsam. lid so and the result has been most
astonishing My daughter Is entirely cilsd and now
attending to her accustomed duties paid Two Hun.
bred Dollars for Physicians and Medicine without any
sort OF benefit while Six dollars worth Of Hungarian
Balsam has removed the disease restored the strength
nrd brought on healthy action.
l am gratefully yours, JOHN YOUNG
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
RUNNING WATER.

RUNNING WATER.
With Ave feet fall il will discharge one gallon
per minute at an elevation Of fifty feet from the
machine The simplicity Of the operation of this
machine together with its effectiveness and duribil.
ity, renders it decidedly the most important and
valuable apparatus yet developed in Hydraulics.
They are composed Of metal, weigh but IS lbs.
and occupy only about a cubic foot Of space All
persons having premises situated higher than the
spring or brook from which they wish to take the
water, arc respectfully invited 10 call on the sub
scribcrs and witness demonstration Of the forego-
ing statements. .n
LEAD PIPE of a superior quality, coated on the
inside with Banca Tin, metal next 10 silver in
purity kept constantly on hand. PUMPS of vari-
Gus kinds manufactured in permanent, workman
like manner and Brass Cdsiiags made to order at
their Foundry, as usual
JNo BURNTIAsf SON.
Bratlcboro, Aug. 8, ls4s. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Reliable Evidence Of dte Efficacy Of BUCH
ms HUNGARIAN BALSdM


II rom the christian freeman.l H.
While we repudlate qulokery, we are always pleas.
cd TO give credit for that which is truly useful and to
glvn information which may benefit others A few
days ago brother Of ours, from Norway Ne came in
to our office, in comfortable health whom we did no,
expect TO again earth. We received letter a
few weeks since, from another brother resident in the
house with him, saying that he confined 10 his bed
and could not probably continue but short time
Judge then Of our surprise when we him enter our
ONCE. lie has slight cough remaining as IL would
be natural that he should have until he has had further
Tune ior acquiring strength ofungs. But he is in com.
dresses to the general Boston Agent for the medicine
which has restored him wonderfully, will show
what medicine has boon the instrument of the good
work. =
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

The various uses Of this selfactng machine are
At once obvious, viz
For the purposes of irrigaiing lands, and supply
ing dwellings gardens, factories villages, engines,
&c. with
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
STOYEsi sTOYEs!!

VNlIE Subscribers would say to their friends ana
Il the public in general that they have Just reccV.
ed large assortment Of the best styles OF stoves
that the market affords aud having purchased them
entirely for cash prepared to sell them as low
the forrest Their variety consists in part oil inc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

g. SON, $50 Washington st Boston, Rass., Sole
Agent for the United States and British Provinces
American price, 81 per bottle, with full directions
for the restoration Of health.
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English and Amerl.
can certificates and other evidence showing the une.
qualled merits Of this Great English Remedy may be
obtained Of the Agents. gratis. n
None genuine, without the written signature Of the
American Agent on gold and bronze label, TO conn.
terleit which Is forgery. .ll 'i-.- - -
AGENTS raiileboro, BUTTON & CLARK
bellows Falls, Nichols a. Watkins; Remington s. r.
Ieek Wapole, 4. Sewer & Son Montpelier, 5. X.
Collins and by the dealers in Medicine, gsneraIly
throughout New England. oGws
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

Boston, FEB. 10, 1871.
Dr. ID. +. Bradlee Sir ~ cannot refrain from say
ing word to you in commcndation of Buchans Hun.
garian Balsain Of Life Here plain statement Of
facts IN relation TO my case and il they OF any
wee IN inducing the sick to seek relief at the source
from whence obtained IL, | shall be thankful.
My residence is Norway, Me Three years ago last
ial took violent cold, which left cough Of the
most aggravatng kind accompanied by severe pain
IN the lett side. Last June had become so feeble
that was obliged to quit all work, and was confined
to the house until about TOUR weeks since During that
time received the best medical attendance, and tried
such cases, but could find relief but grow worse
and for the last three weeks confined TO my bed.
Two of my Physicians gave me up as past recovery
But as fortune woudhave il, heard of the Hungarian
Balsam, and Immediately procured bottle This gave
me instant relief aud six bottles have broken up my
cough and placed me in situation to resume, with
advancing health, my usual occupation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

The Scott Co. Liberty Committee met pursu-
ant to previous notice on the odd inst. and adopt
cd the following resolutions:
LIST. That the Secretary be required to cor
respond with the several Liberty Committees in
the Northern Congressional District. in relation
to a reprcse NATIVE TO Congress from this District.
Cd. Tha, while we care not by what name
candidate for Office may be called, 70 - such
candidate, will il elected do oil he can to pre-
cludc Slavery from soil now free and make il tho
home Of free laborcrs, and believing the nominee
Of the Wing party 10 sound on this question,
we recommend him 10 the supper. Of the friends
Of FREQ soil and free labor OF Scott county for she
Office OF Representative in the State Legislature.
Sd. That our object being the carrying out Of
grand principle and not the securing ofPas-
ronage as aparty, we deem il int xpcdent at this
time to nominate candidates for District Clerk
or County Commissioner ss they do not matssi-
ally affect the object in view.
4th. That we approve the sentiments contain
ed in ic,ter Of Timothy Davis, dated 5sh July,
is48 to cl,;zen Of this place, written in answer
to ccr,oin queries Of one Of the Liberty commit-
,eo Of Scott county, and as candidate command
him 10 the friends Of free soil and free labor.
5th. That the proceedings be published in the
Davenport Gazette.
PARKER, Chm'n- Com.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27
TIE SCENES IN PARIS.
STILL FURTHER DETAILS.

The latest adyices from Paris describe
prisoners being shot in various attempts to
escape. The National Assembly seemed
wound up 10 high state Of eycitement.-
Upon the debate. if it mnv be so called, on
the decree To transport the five or six thou
sand prisoners taken, Chansidere burst in
Ia a loud imprecation against their cruel
~.
On Monday evening, five hundred insnr-
gents who were captured nj the Clos 81.
Lazare were shot, and four hundred more
next morning.
Various surmises were ailoat rs 10 the
orginat"rs of this deep-laid plan Of insurrcc
tion. The European Times (high Tory
saws:
mo one believes that Lcgitimists furn-
ished the means; Prince Louis Bonaparte
has not had the requisite command Of money
and, indeed. his name was not even whis-
pcrcj the whole of this eventiul PERIOD
IL il not doubted that the means came from
persons within the National Assembly
No one dares to name the guilty parties,
but they are declared to he the same who
got up the nffair Of the 18th May; and
when NJ. Flocon, in the midst ot the fear
fol struggle on Saturday last. endcavo red to
raise hostile feeling against strangers By
his vile insinnntions. that il was foreign
gold which was circulated to overthrow the
Republic, he perhaps OF NIL men knew from
what quarter it came
The erie, among tho popnace wero vn-
riais. ..Sive Henry y..".vive Napoleon -
"Vive In Repubic!" were sevcrally heard.
Orders have. i, is said, been given for
the arrest Of Lamariine, I.cdru Ro'lin,
Louis B.lnc, Caassidiere, and Lagrange.
These statements must be looked upon
with some suspicion. l.amar,ine aud Ara
20 headed deiachmcnis OF Nationals. and
boldly advanced tn the barricadcs. Pierre
lsonapar,e, son of Lncien, had bis horse
wounded bva ball by the side Of Lnmar,ine.
II would hardly seem possible that Lamar
tine acted double part in this matter.
The following ministry have been ap-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27
CLINTON COUNTY

The Locoiocos of Clinton county held
their Convention at Lyons last Saturday
and nominated John BropLy, for Reprcsen.
tativc. Considerable dissatisfaction, VIC
understand, exists in relation "a the no,ni.
nation. rs many preferred Eli Goddard
An old Democrat who informed us, said
that for his part lie intended "vo,ing for
Jim Bourne, who is a. first rate, clever Eel
low" We can only saw to his associates,
ego We and do likewise
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27
THE APPROACHING ELECTION.
IMPORTANCE OF A S,xsln yoTr.

IMPORTANCE OF a SINGLE vorE.
We deem the present more importa n,
than any election that has taken place in
our county since IFS organization. Gcner-
ally an election Of representative is Of little
consequence, merely nj utmost determining
the strength Of the successful party in the
Legislature, but in this instance the case
is widely different. Not only 10 all proba-
bility will the strength Of the Wing party
in the Legislature be determined BY the
result OF this election, but the political com
plexion OF the gentlemen who will repre-
sent Us in tho Congress Of the U. States,
may revolyc upon Tic success Of the Wings
in Scott county. In word. as old Zach
will undoubtedly he our next President
Wing Senators from Iowa will assist 1,
make msjori,y to aid in pericciing those
wise measures contemplated under his nd
mlnisiration. 4 single vote NAV defea,
the election OF a. {. Fulton, aud single
vote in the Legislature NAV determine the
political cast Of our L. s. Senators. and up.
on their votes may hang the fate Of some
OF the most important Of the Wing meas
ures. Let Wings reilec, upon these fact.
mud Tor once merge every personal prede
LECTION into those glorious and wholesome
principles protested by the great Wing par.
~. The political parties in our county
are 90 nearly balanced that il is not at all
unlikely either candidate will have more
than bare minority. A single rose either
way may determine the result. We en-
Join il then upon Wings that before they
cast their votes for the Locofoco nominee
to reflect upon the consequences and d.
not. TO CRAFTY some petty feeling Of AMI
mosity. sacrifice Wing principles-the
sheet anchor oil our republic.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27
TnlRTlETH CONCIrSS---FlRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON. July 30.

WASHINGTON, July 90.
Srnafr.--Mr. Underwood moved TO a.
mend the rules SO as to require the uniinsh-
ed business ut the close Of the session to be
the first to be disposed Of ut the reopen
ing.
The motion lies over.
The Naval Appropriation Bill was taken
up, and the amendment prohibiting nd
vancements to he made to canal contract
ors was debated by Messrs. Allen, Douglass,
Calhoun, Hale, and others.
The amendment wns finally adopted.
Mr.. Lewis moved a reconsideration,
which motion was ordered 10 be put upon
the journal.
Mr.. Clayton gave notice that hc would
move to take up the territorial bill to-mor-
row. and that he would press its consider
alton until it was finally disposed Of.
Iionse.--l'he naval appropriation bill
was discussed. The clause nppropriating
81 800 to the Improvement OF the Savan
nnh river was negativcd bv vote Of rs to
100. MIR. Turner forthwith moved Sc
consideration. Mr.. Petit moved To las The
motion on the table, which motion was de-
cidcd in the negative.
Mr.. Petit then asked why the Wings had
voted against this amendment. MIR. Cen
try replied, that If any had done SO they
were only following the example set them
by the Democrats. The debate then as
suined political cast, and was continued
up 10 the hour Of adjournment.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

OLD ZacK-Ii Is said that the night be-
fore the battle Of Monterey, number Of
the regulars, MS well rs volunteers, wcro
irving 10 mike themselves scarce! When
''Old Zach'' heard Of this feeling among tho
men, he ordered mn old regular whom he
knew to be man not scared at iritlcs, who
Ind been found crawling of under very
suspicious circumstances, to be brought be-
tore him.
MWhy, Borden" said "Old Zach," "l'm
told Won were trying to desert yons colors;
you certainly are not man ofihai slripc?'
swell, Gineral." said the downcast SOL
der, ''io tell the Gods truth, was, and am,
a sort Of skeer'd l'itlc, for they say old
Santy's got bout fifty thousand tho best
troops in Mexico, has picked his ground,
aud will give The bows here the hardest
fight my Of us ever did see! So thought
iher'd be mighty small chance for our lit
tic crowd Tomorrow, and my best chance
for while would he -"
"Todcscrt, eli p said "Old Zach" "well
YOU 60 bnck to your mess; things look lit
tie desperate to.nich,. but YOU do YOUR du-
~ tomorrow, and il we lose the fight. como
and find me, and ri desert rith you."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27
Davenport, July 9th. 1913.

~ SEND ME BACK To OLD vIRGINNr, TO
OLD VIRcINNY's sMoRE."-A friend. just re-
turned from a tour through Virginia, paints
the enthusiasm Of the people for "Old
Rough and Ready" as sweeping and us
contagious as the cholera but perfectly
harmless, and highly conducive to q good
appetite, and ''sound sleep q nights. From
the sandy shores Of the Oyster rivers, to
the green hills Of tho mountains, oil the
''boys," ore for ''Old Zach" There is no
party feeling in the question. II is "Zach-
airy Taylor, and nothing clse." lie says
''you may set down viryinia nj 10000 mn.
jority Tor Taylor. "-Philadclphia San.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

A LccoroCo Sentimental Locoloco
speaker Of Burlington at recent gather
ing Of the faithful in that county uttered
the following sentiments sentiment SO
completely ''dyed in the wool" Of Locofo-
coism ne to lead one TO suppose it to he, af.
ter all, the true cause Of tina, party's oppo-
si,ion TO Mr.. Harlan and the School System
Of Iowa. "Naturc,' said this Locofoco
speaker, 'made men Democrats, but educa-
ton allrays spoik them by making them
Wigs" That sentiment was worthy Of
Sophocles, the ancient philosopher who
Iauded the bcatitudc of ignorance.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

In consequence Of i'll health Governor
Skunk, of Pa, has resigned his office. The
result Is that VIM. 4. Johnson, President
ofthc Senate, and staunch Wing, becomes
Constitutional Governor. Upon him will
dcvolve the appointment Of officers 10 Gil
those stations held during tho pleasure Of
the Executive.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

1--WE mentioned few weeks since
that thir,y-nine newspapers in the State
OF New York had conc on, in opposition to
Cass; since that time five others have haul.
ed down the Cass flag. Their names are
rs follows:-Fnlton Democrat, WATERFOWL
Jefiersonian, Hamilton County Sentinel,
Wayne Seniinel and Eastern State Jour-
nal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

PrrTsRrRGIr, July 2

PlTTsMRGH. July 20.
A fire occurred this morning in Allegha-
nv town, which destroyed four dwelling boti
scs. one pottery, and two stables. The
weather is intensely hot. There are three
ieet ten inches water in the river.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

PREsIDEEr RoBERrs, or LIBERIA.-The
Board Of Aldermen Of New York have ap-
pointed n committee TO extend 10 the Pres
ident of the Republic OF Liberia the courte-
sizes ofthe city and the ciyillies due to bis
official station.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

One Of the women arrested has had tho
horrible frankncss to avow that she cut of
the heads Of three Gardcs Mobiles. On
several barricades heads bearing caps wcre
stuck. The mouth Of ono wns filled With
pitch, and lighted match was placed in
il. and the wretches who did this, danced
around with horrible jov, roaring--"Des
lampions! des Iumpions!'
Whilst the insnrgent were in possession
Of tho Place des vasger icx-PInce Rovale,)
they entered the house Of NJ. Victor Hugo.
Madame Hugo and the family fled in alarm.
After the insurgents lett. some arms which
they had abandoned were found in tho
cellers.
Stortling Disclosurcs.--Thc Govern
ment, it is said, was quite aware fos some
DAYS previous. That tho instruction was
about to break out, and the Minister of War,
consequently, gave orders for the fresh sup
plv Of troops 10 be sent 10 the capital, which
orders were to be transmitted to the mill
tary authorities in the provincc1Dby tcle-
graph. These orders, itseems, were new
er sent; md, rs the telegraphis in the De-
pnrtment of the Minister Of the Interior, il
remains with him to say Why they wor0
suppressed.
Some Of the insurgent prisoners do not
hesitate TO assert, that thew have friends in
the Government who would hive moved in
their favor had mn opportunity occurred
This NAV account for the manner in which
the insurgents were allowed 10 complete
the barbados without interruption. One
ofthe principal prisoners, NJ. de Flottc, was
found 10 have in his possession ldisser pa
per in the handwriting of NJ. de Lamavtine,
and another in that Of NJ. Louis Blanc
Several letters from nj. de Lamartine were
seized at his house. Il is now ascertained
that ut one time the insurrcctionists wero
as near as possible gaining the victory.
Further Details
100000 insurgents were on the ono side,
and 250.OOO troops and National Guards
on the other.
All the anarchist journals nrc suppress
sed. Tho Prcssc aud the Rcforme are a.
SO suspended.
The rallyng sign of the insurgents was
n small osicr wand that each Of them kept
concealed in his sleeve. 1hosc borne by
the chiefs were forkcd nj the end. Evil
dcnce has been obtained that beside this
general plan OF operation the insurgents
had revolutionary government organi-
Zed.
The Military Committee nj the Palace
Of the TnilIerics has already examined up
ward OF 300 persons. All Of them weso
in the possession of pieces Of gold. Some
otihem had each five Iouisd' 1--WE saw"
says the Steele, IN box full money, which
had been taken from the insurgents. Sew
eral OF the prisoners when asked BY the
Judges whv ,hcy did not surrender before,
replied, we had 10 earn the money which
had been given U.S. None Of them have
rs We, BETRAYED the names Of the Infamous
instigators Of this terrible plot"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

The following IS the lntcst conrcrsacionc
between two Lncofocos:--
What arc yonr polaics?' Haven't got
any what! no politicsr No, since
Cass nomination, not . polite"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27
BODY FOUND.

o. Sunday, 25th ul,., the nude body oil
. man was found floating in the river q,
Princeton. in this county. He had cvi
deatly drowned Wills. bathing and appa,
realty two or three weeks previously. The
deceased was supposed 10 be nbou, thirty
years Of age, large frame, with sandy hail
and vhiskers. The body was deccntly 10.
tered.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

A. c. FrLToN.-We saw our Wing can.
didatc for Representative tending on ma.
son rs We came from dinner today. lie
will make good representative of hard
listed yeomanry, and il there is any work
to Be done will always DO ON hand. Ills
industry knows no tire.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

THASKs-We are indebted 10 the Clerks
ofthe following boats :-Fortune, Montauk,
Kentucky. Bon Accord, Dubuque, and A.
exander Hamilton, for late 81. I.ouis pa
pers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

That was very good toast given q,
Boston, at celebration of the iourth:-
The merit President Of the United States
As both parties deal in Generals, We will
not, on this occasion, descend to l,articu
lars.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

WnN DON'T HE AccErr!-This inquiry
is frequently made in respect to Gen. Tay.
lor accepting his nomination. lie agreed
to be candidate previous to his nomina-
tion and the old hero has never vet viola
ted his word. Al latest date from y. Or.
leans he had not received Gov. Morchead's
letter officially announcing his nomination.
In return can we not ask Of tho Locoiocos
why does not Gen. Butler accept?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

JACKSON CouNry.-John w. Cor, has
heen nominated by the wings Of Jackson
county as their candidate Cor Representa-
tive.