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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11
SAXTOvs RIVER SEMINARY.

HNlE FALL TERM Of this Institution will com.
Il moice upon WEDNESDAY, the 9Th OF Scptcm.
Der, under direction Of l.. u. WARD, A. b.. lrinci.
pal, aud Miss Maria WAND, Teacher Of the Orna-
mental Bunchcs.
From the unwcaricd attention and successful Of.
forts ofthc present INSTRUCTOR the school possesses
superior advantages. The Seminary building Is
away from the aycrns stores and public places, and
in this respect cNcrts an influence which should not
be overlooked. The practical plan Of instruction
now adopted, has been rewardedby good scholarship;
and the mild system Of government, relying upon
the good sense and propriciy Of the STUDENT by ~.
crcepfioadiRe appointment.
Those desiring to thoroughly fit for college, or nd.
yanced standing, can enter efiaiAg fasses. The
Natural Sciences IN their application TO agricultural
pursuits, will receive marked attention. Young
men, exercising proper care, in the study Of Chem
isiry will be permitted to work IN the abraiory
Field surveying will he taught Jg actual strricc
~m Compass md Instruments. a largo class Is al
ready formed The other Mathematics will be
taught practically, rs well rs theoretically. Painting
and Drawing will receive that care which was so
successful the Spring term. Ornamental needle
work, working u wax fruit, flowers, &c., will be
added. Good teachers are engaged in Instrumental
Pianos
Teachers Of common schools will be prepared
thoroughly in all necessary branches aud useful
Suggestions made upon the Instruction aud man.
agemcnt Of schools but their action will be uniram.
melep ny any arbifyuy - rules either OF instruc-
non or government. Stated Lectures will be given
by The Principal and other gentlemen.
Tuition per Term.
Common English branches, $500
Higher 10, $50
SIassiral department, 400
French, Drawing aud Painting,
tcy,ra eachl 100
Music, with Piano lcNira.y GOO
Gonilemen and Ladies will be enabled BY appli.
cation 10 board at boarding honse Instituted by
Tie Principal AMI Students, at the mere cost Of he
tedfd Opportunities are also given to board IN
club Board may be obtained in private families
from y to $50 per week The rrincipal will see
an students from distance accommodated in the
best Of families.
u. A. SEVERANCE, Secretary
SaN'ons River VT, Aug. q is4s. 90
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TOWNSHEND ACADEMY.

FINllE FALL TERM ~ this de.ervedly popular
l. Institution, will commence on WEpSEsDAY.
Sept C;h.
That the Trustees have secured the services Of
the same able and eN pcrcnce,l Board Of Instruction
pn1iishcd in their last catalogue, is deemed sun.
cicui guaranty TO the public to secure n continu.
ancc Of It's extensive patronage. We may add
however, that, while the SAME thorough and sys-
cmliic course i TO be pursued in the Classical and
Higher English Departments as heretofore, the sad
neglect Of the fundamental branches OF an English
education, shown by loo n.any OF the pupils com.
ing nom Our common schools, has determined the
teachers to increase, II possible their hitherto sircu.
uous efforts in behalf Of these important branches
Especially are they determined that nonkeTe skall
toncils q common snoois sajog more efsfi,a seans
for preparing dsmseines for ~ dsolan5e Of eir re-
spoasii3e laiies. than in he TEkoHERs' ASSOCIATION
coHecfrd nth his Institution.
To aid the teachers in carrying out these lauda-
bic purposes, some additions have just been made
TO our extensive apparatus; among which arc
Mitchelfs Outline Maps, CoFnelrs Improved Globe
&c
Board in the most respectable families, may still
be obtained at the same low rate a. heretofore.
The Boarding House connected with the Acade-
nysto which an extensive addition Is IA process OF
erection, viii be open for the reception Of students
al the opening Of the term Clubs of students fur.
nshing their own provisions can also find good nc.
commoditons, where they can save nearly ono hall
the ordinary expense Of board.
Tic Trustees take pleasure IN saving TO the rub.
lie, that the prospects Of this Institution, and its
promise OF usefulness, were never more gathering
than under the systematic aud iudicious regimen
Of the present Board OF Instruction
JOHN ROBERTS, Sec
Townshcnd- VI, July 81 lels SO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11

CAUTION TO MoTHERs.--A child of Mr.
Isaac H. Richardson, in this town, aged thirteen
months, came to its death on Wednesday, in a
singular manner. 1t was left sleeping upon q
he'd, which stood few inches from the side Of
the room. The child was found to have fallen
oil between the bed and the wall, and the space
not being large enough to let its head through
il was smothered by the bed clothes, and was
dead when discovered. Lynn Ne,cs, All.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11

HARD TINES FOR DEsERTERs.-Two mem.
bers of the Massachusetts, Regiment, who de-
serted while encamped near the Matamoros line,
are stated to have reached Galveston, Texas, af-
ter great privations. A letter from them, re-
ceived by soldier of the regiment, states that
they suffered dreadfully on the route, particular
" for water, and were obliged to kill one of their
horses and drink his 6lOOd After reaching
Galveston, they found Yankees in such demand
that they easily obtained employment, one as a
scAoolmaster, at $50 per month, and the other as
a manual latorer. at S45.
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August Elections.

NoRTH CAEoLINA.-Thc Washington I'm
ion says the Wing candidate for Governor is
supposed to be elected, and the Legislature is
Wing by diminished majority only part of
the State heard from.
KENTucKY.-Nothing conclusive is heard,
but the character of the returns indicate that
the Wings have carried the State, rs usual
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS held their elections
ON Monday last, but nothing definite is heard.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11

SYMPATHY FOR IRELASp.-A meeting was
held on Monday evening last, at Vauxha Gar
den, New York city, in encouragement of the
threatened revolution in Ireland, at which there
were said to be 10000 nersons nrcsent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11

GOVERNMENT PAP FOR COMMON SOLDIERS.
The food furnished by government to some Of
the returning volunteers on the trip from st.
Louis to Chicago is described as bread, ''mouldy,
sour, filled with worms, and totally unfit for use,
the pork, soft, rusty, and not fit to be eaten .
and a statement of respectable citizens of Chica-
GO shows that 'the soldiers were begging bread
around the wharves, and complained bitterly of
suffering from hunger Clereiand Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11

A PRErTY IDEA-The Cincinnati Herald,
noticing the arrival in that city of some yolun-
teers, says 1.-THE row-boat Engine Of the
Washington Company was filed with little girls,
dressed in white, and bearing white banners.-
There were thirty of them. A better emblem
of white-handed Peace, with pure, clear-shining
face, contrasted with red and smutch-visaged
war, could not have been shown than in these
thirty girls, with their white flags, behind whom,
rough, mustachioed, tattered, and tawny, came
marching files, with guns and banners Of war"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11
J. b. MIN Err,
SNSNNNeSAMNA H&AMNE&
VI.

BFHttIcDOTU, Va
A Ii orders for BUSINESS, and VISITING CAMS,
n MARS, &C. &C., will be executed in as good style
and at rs reasonable prices as can be done in New
England.
nJ-N. B-Having made arrangeme nts with a
good Engrayer, am prepared to do every descrip-
ton Of ENGRA WING at as Low PAIUES as
can be done in or out of Boston.
n7-Also, Book and job work done at reasona-
bic prices. August 10, ls4s.
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Don't skip this because it's shOri;--
Irs very Comprehensive!

Don't skip this because it's shOri;--
HIS very Comprehensive!
THOMPSON 4 RANGER
UOULD inform the public. that they have just
w received from Boston, new supply Of
Gold and Silver Watches
Of every description some less prices than those
read Of
SILVER WARE.
A good assortment OF Table, Tea and Dessert
Spoons, Butter Knives, &c, warranted second to
none.
WELRY.
An elegant assortment Of fine Gold Bosom Pins,
Finger Rings, Peu"ils. Chains, Beads, Bracelets,
Ear Hoops and Rings, Watch Keys, &c.
Steel Goods.
Steel Bags, Purses, Clasps, Rings and Tasscls,
Beads, Slides, &c, first rae assortment
Combs.
Silver, She'll Horn. and Ivory Combs Fans Of
every description, at low prices Tooth, Hair, Nail
and Clothes Brushes, Rizors and Shaving Appar-
atus. Scissors Pocket Cutlery, Wallets and Poek-
ct Books, Perfumery Of all kinds, Hair Oils Their
mometcrs, and some other goods But rs the motto
Is "short stories in hay weather" will not weary
the dear pulic with vain repeiiions, but say give
Us call, one and all and we will show YOU our
goods, and sell them at such low prices to aston
ionish the natives.
July 10. AZ
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Teachers Wanted at Barley
Wood Seminary.

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, 10 take charge
"A Of and conduct jointly, male and female
te'i'dig and dag Sc.ssl In Frederick County, Mary.
land. This property, including large aud conyen.
lent buildings, yards, garden &C.. will be for rent
on reasonable terms, about the first OF Sept next
Particulars respecting situation, stciciy, health
prospects. &c. may be obtained of hrs G.. NJ Full
Ter NJ Dunmersion, or Mrs Louisa Newton at
West Braiilcioro
Addreas LEVIN WEST, Barry Frederick Go
Aug l. ts4s 50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11
The Piles.
A Cure for Life Secured!

DIX. CPHAMS Internal Remedy
For the Of Piles, Inflammation Of the Liver and
the Stomach, Towels, Kidneys and Bladder, InAam
maioly aad Mercural Rheumatism, lmpurity Of
Blood, Weakness and Inflammation of the Spine
and Tor the relief of Married Ladies'.
The Vegetable Pile Electuary,
Invented by DR. A. UPham distinguished physician
Of ~ Y. city is the only really successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint the Piles ev
er offered to the American public.
Marx this It Is an Internal Remedy-not an eIter-
nal application, and will cure any Of the Piles Ell
her bleeding or Blind, Internal External; and prob
ably the only thing that will There is mistake about
IT, tits apositive cure--speedy and permanent. tia
also convenient medicine to take and improves the
general health in remarkable manner.
Each boz coans IL doses at 81 per dose II is n
very mild In its operation and may be taken in cases OF
the most acute inflammation without danger All ex
erna applications are In the highest degree disapreaa
BILE, announcement and offensive and from the very ma
ture Of the disease, temporary in their effects This
medicine attacks the disease at its source snd
ne cause, renders the cure CERTAIN aud PER
AANEN7.
Cure for Life Guorasiied.
The Electuay contains no Aiar al Medicine, no
Aioes Coloeynh, Gamboge, oth'r powerful and IL.
risang Purgatve. No lear taking cold while under
s Influence, no change in diet neeoAsaIy. II taken
eording to the directions 4 CURE FOR LIFE ~
GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting
this medicine, may be obtained Of Agents. gratis
ID. ,. BRADLEE, 1870 Washington st., Boston, Gen
eral Agent lor the New England states.
AGENTS.-Brattlehoro Du1'lON. * CLARK
Peck, walpoie, r Sewer & Son Montpelier, s, r.
throuphout New Enpland 6m9
QYE.--snpcrior White Rye for sale BY
N G, 9. HALL.
Tnlv % as
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STATE OF VERMONT.

.hdriloro, IS
IN PROBATE Court, Arg. s, ls4s
NoMEs George Newman, Administrator upon
~ the estate of JOHN WILSON, late Of Brattle-
boro deceased, and files his administration account
Tor examination and allowance.
Whercupon, it is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this court will de.
eide upon the allow nee Of said account at the spec.
ial session thereof be holden at the probate Of.
hce in Battlcboro, said district, on the 26th day
Of August, instant by publishing a copy of the
record OF this order ree weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phunix p tinted ut said Braitleboro, pre-.
yious TO said time Of hearing.
a true copy Of Record,
81 Attest I. IIOLBROOK, Regr
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DANIEL WEBSTER goes cordially into the
support Of Gen. Taylor. So says the New York
Commercial Advertiser.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11
Teachers' Institute.

10 Re-, Adiisoa Broea, Superintendent of Common
.Saloos jor lPiaildA County;
DEAR SIR:-The undersisners hereby reaues,
you 10 open an Institute in this place. this Fall for
the benefit of Common School Teachers, ii consis
tent with your arrangements believing you will
thereby greatly advance the interests of that cause
You have so long and faithfully labored TO promote
JOEL lloLToN, NORMAN CLARK,
JAMES BROWN BENZ MUZZY.
JOHN + BUTLER, STR CHENEY.
Jamaica, July "a, 1919.
II consequence Of receiving the above request
i and Of wishes otherwise expressed to have a
Teachers Institute in the Northern part Of the
County have conclu tel TO limit the Fall Term
OF the Normal School aud Teachers InsiitHe at
Braitlcboro, to eight weeks and on Monday, Oct
Both, TO open Teachers Institute AT Jamaica, to
continue Four Weeks Tuition 90 The Normal
School and Teachers Iastitute in this village will
commence on Monday, Sept 4th, and continue eight
wceks. Tuition -. Provision will however, lie
Iande for those who wish TO pursue their studies
her for the full term Of ten weeks
ADDISON BROWN
Braiilcboro July 81, ls4s. SO
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j. q. MERRILL.

IN order to make room for a new and elegant
Il stock of Fall Goods Is selling Oft his remaining
stock of Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices.
All kinds Of Produce and No. !, p and Palm
Leaf Hats taken in exchange.
N. b. oy-Cash will buy goods the cheapest
Hinsdale, N. H., Aug. 8. sw5l
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Lumber.

10000 feet Pine Boards, common and clear stuff
10000 Spruce Floor Boards
10000 Ilemlock do and Plank,
100 NJ heart Spruce Shingles,
200 M. Sap do.
TOWNsLEY SONS
Aug g. 81
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STATE cor VERMONT.

In Probate Court June :, 1888
ZONES S. H. Bridge, Administrator upon the
" estate Of BENZ. ~ KNIGHT, late Of Whining.
ton, deceased, and lies his administration account
for allowance.
Whereupon it is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons Interested that this court will de-
eide upon the allO vance OF said account. and de-
cree distribution Of said estate among the heirs
thereof at the session thereof to be holden at Childs
Inn in Wilmingi on, in said district, on the last
Thursday Of August next by Publishing copy OF
the record of this order three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro, in
said district, previous 10 said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record
81 Afteef, T. HOLBROOK Rem
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Palm Leaf,

MO. l, p and 4 first quality Palm Leaf by thu
IN ton or single pound, for sale by
Hinsdale, N. H., Aug. g. sw5l
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Nartboro, s..
In Probate Court Anr 8, ls4s
ZONES Emery Wheelock, Executor Of the last
~ wal and Testament Of PAUL WHEELER,
hate 81 Wardsboro, deceased, and moves the Court
here Cor m extension of the time heretofore limited
20 h'm 30 dispose Of said estate and pay the debts
Of said deceased.
Wbereupon, it is ordered that said Executor no.
ty all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof to be
holdeu at Chids' Inn in Wilmington, in said dis.
tric on the last Thursday of August inst, by pnb-
lish.ug copy Of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, print
ed at Bratisboro, in said district, previous TO said
time of hearing.
true copy Of Record
81 Anea, r. HOLBROOK, Reqr.
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RYE.--supcrior White Rye for sale BY 49,,
IL G. 9. HALL.
July 90 ~
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Children that are Teethinx.

If inclined to Dauhqa should always be provided
with this medicine, il Will keep tbs bowels regulat
ed, and keep Oft the Canker. II is wholesome sac
and pleasant TO the tlste and children are fond Of Il
and will take it without trouble or dislike
For General Debility and Dyspepsia.
II IL most excellent restorative, giving a healthy
tone TO both the stomach and bowels and prevent.
food from pressing OF distressing the stomach.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-11
IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT CURE

Either in children adults OF months or years cor
nu1nce, are most readily cured with this Cordial no
withsianding they may be reduced to a mere skeleton
, la No rf,art h..lfi,
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NleIrOse Seminary.

August Z, ls4s.
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NATIONAL WASHINGTON MONUMENT

has been very gratn to the Board Of Managers afford
ing indication that the counymcn Of the iustrous WASH
have not forgotten his services the debt Of gratitude
they owe him. The agent for Alabama, Mr. Gsmet, has
collected in portion of that State upwards Of t,oo thousand
dollars since be commenced his labors. Mr. Acken in Flo
rda, Mr. Sessford, the Eastern shore of Maryland, and
Mr. Martin, in the 18th Congressional district Of Virginia,
have fully realized the expectations Of the Board in obtaining
contributions for the noble and patriotic object in which they
engaged These agents deserve great credit for their in
dengabe exerions in aversng the respective localities in
which they have operated and the inhabitants who contbu
ted deserve no less praise for their patriotism and good feel
ing in aiding they have done, the object Of The Society
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a PIEcE or FAMILY HIsToRT WITHOUT A PARltrL-
On the 9Th day Of January, is4s and in this goody
thriving city OF Norwich, is living aged gentleman the
prngenitm Of 'e generations, oil living He vas born
Sunday, his vile born Sunday, and his eldest child
Sundays and he had child born every DAY Of t week
commencing with Sunday morning and ending Saturday,
night All the first born Of the five ecaeiaons
born Sunday al males, and all bear Ne same
name and all living. OF these the last BON il the
Of the fourth fifth 1--WE do know which, child of her
parents The Oldest Of the five generations niney, wears
Of sge the younges, between and three mo the old
that the distance which separates the extremes Il bu,
little less than a century,--Noruich Courier.
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In closing the remarks upon this process discovered by
the President for accomplishing national purposes by State
insumenaly, acting under the constitution Of the United
States would observe that should be sanctioned we shall
be RENTED TO the articles Of confederation Then as he
Marks eve shall have safe provision its safeguards
that both the State Legislatures and Congress have
in the act and the States left to be the Judges Of their
wants and interests with only conservative negaire
in Congress upon any abuse Of the power which The States
may attempt It is obvious from the language Of the Pre-
sdtnt that he considers the process only applicable State
interests and therefore he has msapped the provo in
tempting to in negativng the constitutional power
Congress- which alone for the common defence and
general welfare.
If in the notice have taken of the veto message have
been fortunate to present the question in lis true and
proper light 10 the attention and consideration of the public
mind, tmay probably have influence in producing
the early and approved construction of the constitution
and the practice under the same.
KENsEY JOHNS, Jr
NEwcAsrLE. (DELAwARE,) Fen. 81, lS4s.
-Ertract from the Report ofthe Committee on Conn
and Manufactures, made by Mr.. SAMUEL SMITH,
10 The House Of Representatives. Of The United States
March 10, 1902.
hatby the adoption Of the present the States
relnqushed the right OF imposing tonnage duties which Penn
syvana had previously applied the support Of her light
intention OF the tonnage duty vessels of the United
appears 10 have been to provide for the erection repairs and
support Of lighthouses, beacons buoys and public PIERS
which, in all The acs relative to these objects appear be
placed on the same toong and the public piers in the river
Delaware accordingly ceded to the United States the
State Of Pennsy vania at the time and the
ditions with the light house Cape Henopen Anlericaa
STATE Papers, Commtrce and Navigation, LIST ooL p. 500
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SANTA FE.-The Anglo-Americans in Santa Fe seem to
have discaimed all connexon with Texas and regard that
territory portion Of Mexico. They have established
territorial government and discussing the proprey Of
nexng Santa Fe to thesUnited States. We would respect
fully suggest TO legislators tha, county should be
laid of Ia that gion Of which the city Of Santa Fe shall be
the county II would be advantageous in respect,
the people Of thai Of Texas would thus be reminded
that they have already been annexed 10 the Union
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Choroprm has been administered with success in Enplan

Chorofurm has been administered with IN England
in OF teanus (ockjaw. proceeded from wound
Of the thumb The first application the second day
Of eanus when sleep procured for eighteen minutes the
third day Il applied twice. and produced sleep twenty
minutes each time. The chorofon Afterwards aImnis-
tered daily with the for twenty days The
chlcroorm yapor was also applied 10 the wound when in
two minutes the thumb (beng stiff and extendcd) dropped
into the palm OF the hand The vapor also applied to the
bisieYd surfaces on the back, with equal success.
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Dam or Mon Ais FL NotioneL at Zacaan, (Wexico
announces the death Of Gen MORALES one Of t,e who
ough with real and energy for independence. That paper
adds that bis military knowledge snd seneashp made him
esteemed by his enemies while his high personal cbsrac
Ter won for him large circle OF friends.
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FAcroRr DIvIpESDs.-The Boston papers that two
manufacturing corporations have recently declared
sep annual dividends The Great Falls $40 per ,hare, or
than five per cent It's market value and IT, suffolk
lhree per cent upon par.