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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-26
Drugs and Medicines.

TIME subscribers offer for sale choice selection
Il Of Drugs aud Medicines. Also are agents for
many and hare on hand all the Popular Patent Ned
iciAes Of the day"
ALL DAY & BROTHER
Brattleboro, May II, ls4s 3ms9
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BRUSHES.

Of well known utility for the complexion.
BRUSHES.
The most complete assortment Of every kind. wa I:
Hat, Hair, Cloth, Tooth aud Shaving BRUSHES
some splendid patterns of English and French Tooth
Brushes, made particularly for his Retail sales.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Gold and Silver PENCIL CASES, Spectacles.--all
kinds Rogers SCISSORS and KNIVES Of al the
most approved patterns. Diamond Needles, Steel and
Gilt Beads, Silk Velvet and Steel BAGS and PURSES.
very extensive assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
men's Dressing Cases, splendid Work Boxes, CARD
CASES Of She'll Pearl and Ivory, POCKET BOOKS,
Port Folios, &c. Elegant WAX DOLLS, common
dressed Dolls. A great variety Of CANES and anus
ing Dsseeted Pictures, embracing complete assort.
ment Of all the different varieties.
GOLD PENS AND CASES,
At prices from SIG to $50 per dozen the very best
at Wholesale and Retsil-al Of which nanufactur.
ed at his establishment in the best manner and 81 20
low scale of Prices, that purchasers cannot fail to be
satisfied. Every Pen has his inscribed on II, a
guarantee of its goodness.
AccOrdeOns.
| A Splendid assortment Of FRrscH and GERMAN
AocoRpEoss. from to IL and IL Keys, which was
selected by one OF the best Judges from the ap-
proved makers in France and Germany.
HAIR W0BEo
His assortment Of this article is complete and ee
| giant, consisting Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's WIGS
Half Wigs, Frzetts, Bands and Brads of Hair. togeh
with ivll Of articles suitable Tor
featuring Hair Work.
| UrCAsH PAID for long HAIR from IS inches to
any lengththe price paid will be in proportion to Tho
length.
| Ladies' and Gentlemen visiting the city respect
fully invited to call and examine the above without
feeling the least obligation TO purchase. 49,
| Persons in pursuit Of articles for PRESENTS, will
find at this establishment all the New, Curious and
most desirable articles, the variety is greater thar
eau be found elsewhere.
o. Don't forget the No. I4l WASH
INGTON STREET-nsariy opposite
the Old South, three doors from School ~
EBEN. +. DYER.
BOSTON, May, 1913. em4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-26
Nails, Nails.

IN CASKS Old Colony Nails, the best arti-
l. sDU Gle made, from 8 to so penny just re-
ceiyed in addition to former stock.
T0WNSLEY & SONS,
At the sign of the Elm Tree.
Brattleboro, May &C.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-26
May "a.
Groceries.
LAND FOR SALE.

On ACRES of Pasturing and Tillage Land,
~ situated 1 Of mile from this village, will be
sold at reasonable price.
n5-For further particulars enquire at this Office.
Brattleboro, May &c, ls4s. aw4O
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JUST PUBLISHED,
Adams's New Arithmetic,
Reyispd Edition.


TNIE Publishers give notice that this valuable
Il School Book Is now in the market The work
has undergone thorough revision. ltcontains the
characteristics of the former edition, in greatly
improved FORM with such corrections and additions
as the wants of the times demand.
Adamss New Arithmetic is almost the only work
on Arithmetic used in extensive sections Of New
England. 1t has been adapted to the currency Of
and re.published, in Canada. 1t has also been
translated and re-published in Greece. 1t Is used
in every part of the United States; and in the
State Of New York, is the Text Book in ninety
three of the one hundred and ffty-fve Academic,
which reported to the Regents of the University II
ls47. Notwithstanding the multiplication Of Arth
metics, made up, many Of them, of the material O
Adams's New Arithmetic, the work has steadily in
creased in the public favor and demand
Teachers, Superintendent and Committees ar
respectfully invited to examine the revised edition
every facility for which will be furnished by thu
Publishers. j. w. PRENTlSS W:
6wisS5 Keene, ~ n
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER for sale by
IL A. H. DAY 4. BROTHER
Nav 25 ls48 6w40
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, IS.
At Probate Court held at Townshend in said dis
trict, on the oath day Of April, ls4s
Present HoN. Dawn CHANDLER, Judge.
nN application of David Eddy and. Stephen n.
" Choate, Guardians Of LEVI LANDMAN, Il
spendthrh, residing in Jamaica in said district, il
Is ordered and decreed, that all persons having de-
mands against said ward, exhibit the same to sal
Guardians, or one Of them, for settlement, on or
before the cath day of October is4s, otherwise thu
shall be barred as against said Guardians unlc.
there shall be Sufficient estate Of said ward in the,
hands, afler notice of such claims, to pay all TIE
debts against their said ward
And It is further ordered, that notice thereof e
given to all concerned, by Publishing copy Of h
record Of this order three weeks successfully in d.
Vermont Phenix,a newspaper printed at Bratte-
boro in this State and by posting the same at for'
public places in the County Of Windham, to wit nj
the Inn Of Eastman Knowlton and Store of /. & J
Williams, in Jamaica at the Inn Of Josiah g. Hi
gins, in Wardsboro; and at the Store of Thoma
Cook, in Iownshend, within sixty days after tho
making Of this decree.
Atrue Record, Attest,
| = n CTIhnnlDn n.
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Goods for the Million!

uVOuD AVA bt1V AtAk44OAs
Hair, Clothes, Hat, Flesh, Tooth, Shaving, Nail
and Comb Brushes-,just any style, quality, guam
tity, and price you desire. large variety Of Toi-
let and Shaving Soaps Rousells celebrated SHAY.
ing Cream, Tooth Paste and Powder, Bear, Bufa-
10, Macassar, and Antique Oils, Buffalo Marrow,
and Perfumery Of every name and fragrance 10 suit
the olfacories Of the most fastdious, A great va
rcty Of Extracts from the celebrated Lubins.
COW BIS.
Silver, Shell, Berlin Iron, Horn, Gilt, Ivory, Buf
falo Horn, German Silver and Wood Combs o ]
every variety to be found in the cities.
Splendid Steel Bags and Purses, Steel Beads and
Tassels Fringes, Bag and Purse Clasps, &C. White
Wax, Wallets, Pocket Books, Ivory, She'll Pearl,
Morocco and inlaid Card Cases, Fancy, Snuff and
Tobacco Boxes, Dice and Dice Boxes, Back Gam
mon Boards, Chess men, Playing Cards, Emery
Cushions variety Of Toilet Glasses, Spy Glasses,
common spectacles, Spectacle Cases, Thermome.
tiers, Pocket Cutlery, Razors, SC.
Gold and Silver Braid, Cord and Tassels, Gold
and Silver Thread for embroidery, &C., &c.
Fans.
A rich and variegated assortment from cents
to Four Dollars.
Britannia Ware.
A general assortment of the choicest patterns
aud finish.
LAMPS.
better assortment than can be found in the
country among which are "Porter's Burning Flu.
idr Lamps. These Lamps, for their neatncss and
briancy Of light, cannot be surpassed. Try them
Also, cheap as oil.
Vases.
splendid assortment Of Flower Vases, from
one to fifteen dollars pair
n7-Pieasc call at No. Wheeler's Building, and
examine for yourselves and you will say "the hall
Is not told"
Braitleboro, May 23d, ls4s. Il
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-26

4 CASE,--50 pieces, Bandana Hdkfs, for sale
J. by the piece or single, very low.
TowNSLEY & SONS
May 10. 80
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WOOL, WOOL.

UNIlE subscribers having recently fitted up their
EFactory, by adding almost an entire ne~ - q
Machinery, are now prepared TO manufacture Wool
into Cassimeres, Tweeds, &C., by the yard or on
shares in superior style and manner, atthe lowest
prices and shortest notice.
wooLLEY, DAY 6 co
Grafton, VT, May 18th, ls4s. 3ms9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-26

Stacy, Richardson g. Company, Publishers, Boston.
Chds. ". Slack and James NJ W. Yer'int0n Edition
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
From the National Inteiigencer.
Ease OF Lieutenant Colonel Fremout.

= we nave now before copy of the General
Order' issued from the War Department, under
Date OF February II. ls4s, including the iudg-
ileht OF the court martial, and the decision of tie
PRESIDENT OF the United States, in the case of
Lieut.. Col. Fremont
The charges upon which COL Fremont was
tried having been heretofore published at large in
TINS paper, with all the particulars which were
known TO US to have transpired during the trial.
we pass by so much of the record as contains the
charges and speculations, &C., to come directly
10 what will be of most interest TO our readers
oelhg SO much s57concerns the s.fadings and
sentence the COURT. and 'the Presidents Decision
and orders IN fhe case:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
WAsB1NGToN. Jan. 81. IS4S.

The PUNISHMENT OF DIPLOMATIC AGENTs.-An
erroneous impression prevails that there is no law
to punish diplomatic agent of the Government
who exceeds his Instructions, and acts in disobe
dence of orders. An act was passed in 1899 10
to punish offenders in such cases bv fine and i'm
prlsonment-the fine not to exceed five thousand
do!lars-the Imprisonment to be not less than six
months nor more than three years. This law,
which was called into existence by the disobed
ent conduct of the agents of the Government in
France, in 1898, applies exactly to the case of
MIR. Trist. and would furnish the President with
ample means of furnishing him, if he were so in
clined. .-Ne1U York Herald.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
and "guiIty"
and "guilty"
SENTENCE.


And the court does therefore sentence the said
Lieut.. Col. John G. Fremont, of the Regiment of
Mounted Rihemen, United States army, .to be
dismissed the service
1.-The court deems it proper in view of the
mass of evidence on the record. TO remark that
the court has been unwilling to confine the ac-
cused to strict legal defence, which appeared to
lie within narrow limits.
"Considering the gravity of the charges the
court has allowed the defence the fullest scope in
It's power to develOpe the instructions of the gov
ernment, and all circumstances relating to the
alleged misconduct. as well to mpeach the wit
ness for the prosecution. The court has even in
duiged the accused in course unusual, and with
out lis appreciation, in the final defence, of using
ndiscriminateIy matter which had been rejected
admitted in evidence.
"With all this latitude of evidence. and the
broader latitude of defence, the court has found
nothing conflicting in the orders and instructions
OF the accommodating impeaching the ,es.i-
mony on the part of the prosecution--nothidgi in
fine. TO qualify, in legal sense, the resistance
10 authority of which the accused is convicted.
'The attempt 10 assail the leading witness for
the prosecution has involved points not in ISSUE
and 10 which the prosecution has brought no evi-
dence. In the judgment of the court his honor
and character are unimPeached.''
The whole proceedings of the general court
martial in the foregoing have been laid before
the President of the United States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
DIED,

At Fayetteville, Ark, Saturday tn 1Ith day
of March, Is IS, ELIZA STONE, (daug tier of Ste
phen X. and Amanda VI. Stone,) aged two years and
six months.
We wcep-not that thou hast gone home,
To and suffer more
But that must still linger nd roam,
On this bleak and desolate shore.
O! happy--thricc happy indeed
Is SIZE whose departure we mourn
Roll on blessed moment with speed
When we, too, from Earth shall be borne:
Then sickness, death, sorrow and pain,
And parting of friends shall be DER
To die will be infinite gain
The graveyard we'll visit
{. c. T.
u-rLittle Rock papers please copy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
Fresh Gardcn-Sccds.

( KGEET-Long red or blood, early turnip rooted
Z , BcaES-early, weeks, red speed valentine,
rcd french, China white red eye white kidney,
berry bush, early yellow, scarlet Ca550gc-
carly York, Landcths large York, early sugar, large
drnmhead, drumhcad savoy, green curlcd do, red
Dutch Cgryot-loug orange carly horn. CaUifot1cr
early. Ceiery-white solid, rose do Cucut1ber-
long green, carly frame EggpiqHt-purplc Eudirs
green curled. Lctwcc-carly cabbage royal do,
lar-c curlcd India, green cass. NustGrt--ycow--
ObrG--O Oai0n--slvcr-ski large red and yellow
PdrSlcy--grccn curlcd plain. PGrsnip--finc sugar
PcdS-knghts tail ma rrow, carly frame carly Charl-
ton, matchless marrowfat, Bishops dwarf prolific
PePperred large sweet bell. RG6iSh--long sa lmon,
do scarlet top, do red turnp yellow do SIMMER white
Rhubq56-for tarts. Salsafy-or vegetable oyster
Specifically bush, apple do, long green, Lima
cocounut. TOmato-iargc red, do yellow. TUrnip-
top large globe, do Norfolk, early DO, carly
Early sugar corn, sweet margorum, sage, thyme,
cgds grass, blue do, hemp and fine and coilcc
tion of Dahlia flower seed expected in a short time
All the above seed OF the best quality, and
sold only such, at wholesale and retail, by
w. Ii. * NJ MAY ERS,
Groccrs and Druggists, No l Com. Row.
Fort Smith, February %, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
NEWs EXON ME CANApA Ike.

The following is from a highly respectable merchant
DR.. d. Jaync-Dcar Sir-l am very glad TO inform
you that your medicines are going very fast. Indeed
feel much encouraged from the good account get
from all who using them. The Sanatvc Pills are
selling beyond any thing of the kind in the country.
Every one seems to praise them well as tic other
medicines.
The Alternative is going very well. am nearly out
OF the Tonic Nermfuge, having only or ; bottles
left. The call for ten days past has completely
tonshcd me. The Hair Tonic is doing wonders here
gentleman whose head has been bald for Is or 30
yea has his hair nearly half inch long, and has
only used one bottle. My wife began TO the hair
tonic shortly after received il, prevent her hair
from falling off, and only used it twice week. II
not only stopped her haIr from falling OIL but has pro-
duced new hair three inches long by the of three
bottles. Every is pleased il that has used
Yours, L BUTLER.
Derby Line, Vermont, January 80, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
HnternaI Improvement Con
yeptf1u

On the lst Mondoy IN AprH neat, in
the city of Van Buren, will be held
Convention of Delegates from the coun-
ties Interested, to adopt definite plan
for the opening of a communication be-
tween the Arkansas river, and the nor
thern counties of this state and the
Southern counties, of Missouri
When it is hoped there will be nu-
merOuS attendance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18


NETILL be received by the undersigned, building
Wv committee for building Presbyterian church
the town of Van Buren,, Arkansas of the following
dimensions, viz: 62 feet long, 40 feet wide and 20
feet high The foundation of said house to be three
feet broad under ground. and foot high two feet
thick above the grounG and eighteen inches high. The
foun dation be of stone and laid of good lime mortar
The walls OF the house to be of brick, % feet long,
40 feet wide 90 feet high, and l6 inches thick.
ALSO-Proposals for the following materials and
carpenter-work l44 sleepers 10 feet long by 10 in
ches grders SO feet long by 10 inches. one grid
40 feet long 10 by II inches, thirty nc Jost 10 feet
lcng by inches, flooring, gallery, and ground floor
of building. Eight windows with 80 lights IN each
window, glass III by l6 inches, with plain castings on
inside, windows be hung with waits. One double
panel Goor, wide made of p inch plank One
stud partition support gallery, in which are to he
two doors 3 feet each, forming Vestioue TO church
with stairway each side leading to gallery. Rool,
be "a suspension roof, covered with good shingles,
more than a inches to the weather with cupalo
81 feet above the of the roof All to be finished
in a neat and workman like manner.
ALSO-Propnsals will be received for building a
church of the above dImcns sons with basement sto-
ry, nine feet high, walls eighteen inches thick
Proposals for he basement to be separate bid Pro-
posals will be received for the brick work separate
from the carpenter work. all together. These pro-
posals be handed in to the building committee by
the first of April, when the work will be let
]. B. OGDEN,
A. WALLACE, { Building
JOHN HENRY, 7 Com'tce.
w. X. MARSHALL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
CONSUMPTION CURED.

The following IS from highly respectable merchant
dated Lcwistown, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1874.
DIR. ID. Jayne-UCar Sir IL rs said by Physicians,
and is by the mass Of mankind believed, that Con
sumption cannot be cured--that when it be
comes seated in the bHman system, nothing
dcate stay its progress, but that il will continue
the work of destruction until lis victim sinks into tho
grave
However true this may be in theory, l am disposed
to doubt 1t III fact indeed my own experience, and
desire TO Jeneht others, compcls me TO pronounce
the assertion untrue. You Will probably recollect,
sir, that in the beginning Of 1910 wrote to you, sta
ting That had the consumption, and that il fast
hur rying me to the grave. / did not then nor do
now doubt, nor do | now doubt, every symptom
too painfully visible. My physicians considered me
incurable, bat the advice ! asked of you given,
and l happy say that by using few bottles of
your incompa rablc med dcinc- the Expcctorant |
restored, and in my life have enjoyed better
or more uninterrupted health than since that time
IL you should me now, you would not imagine by
my appearance that hap ever been sick much less
that had had the Consumption, but that | am still
living, lascribc wholly and entirely TO your Expecto
rant. LEONARD SHEPPARD.
Prepared only by DIR. d. Jayne, Phlade!pba, and
sold Oh agency by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists
Van Bnren, Arkansas,
And w. II. & NJ. MAYERS. Drugg .s,s,
n3 Fcrt Smith, A rka Esas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18

acter, we have to add. that it is generally un-
derstood that Mr.. Fremont, at the instan, of re-
celving the notification conveyed by the general
order of which the foregoing is the material part,
resigned his place in the army, upon the ground
mat he was not conscious of having done any.
tning to merit the finding Of the court against
him. and could not seem to admit its Justice 5v
accepting Executive cIenencv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18

EUST received per w H. Day, and for sale by
- Henry & Cunningham, 30 pieces English plaid
silks 10 pieces brocade plaid silks 100 pieces fancy
plaid ginhams, 10 calf and kip boots, 10 cases
kip brogans, 10 ladies brogans, cas- youth $
brogans With a variety of other articles which we
will men tion next week.
March IS, IS47
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
TEXTRAORDINARY.-r1

n II
Philadelphia JAN 6, 1916.
DR. D Jayne-Dear Sir Justice compes me to
make the following statement Of the extraordinary ef-
fects of your aluabe medcine--the Alteratiye.
certify that my wife afflicted for fourteen
years, during which time her disease bafled the skill
of sew era eminent physlc ans and after finding that
every means that were used failed to relieve her, |
concluded to place her the Pennsy vania Hospital
hoping that the and treatment she would there
receive from the Physicians in that institution, she
mic Int again be restored to health But to my great
disa pponment, she grew worse and became entirely
deranged in her mind and | was obliged to take her
home again ''incurabe" and bereft of | will
here mention that at this time the prominen t
symptoms of her disease Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. attended with sickness of the stomach,
and vomiting of very offensive fGtid mucus, pains IN
her head back and sto:na CHI and in the region of her
heart. with violent attacks of Collie, a Troublesome
cough from large quantities of phleg fef ttfoa;
which kept her continually gagging And rstchh1t to
to throw it up. She had no appetite and was very
weak She also suffered much from az agtttRAaFsease
by which she confined 10 her ocdiY Addrto all of
the above the dcranged state of the Nina, (which
thi time truly awfu) and you will be able to
form some idea of her Affections.
BY the advice of a friend we commenced giving your
Alternative, in the doses of spoonful three times
day, and found that it helped her We also gave
your Vermfuge to increase her appetite, and the San
atve Pills regulate her bowels She had not taken
two bottles of the Alternative before operated upon
her in wonderful manner, filling her face with srna II
red pmpes and caused her to eXpectorPte large guam
titles of corruption, before which, her breath
offensive VIC could not remain IN the room with her
unless the doors were open. Finding the Alternative
doing her much good, increased the dose accord
ing TO the directions, and she continued to improve
daily, until finally she was restored TO health in body
Il we'll in mind
i hope you will delay time in laying this before
the public, as willing to be qualified at any time
tn truth of the above sta temcnt and that it
your Alternative which cured her.
SAMUEL FIELDS.
Bedford, above Marlboro, Street.
The above is from a we'll known and worthy citizen
of Kensington, and a member OF the Methodist Church
hundreds of families in that neghborhood will
tfy o the truth of his statement.
Prepared only by DIR. ID. Jayne, Philadelph and
sold On agency by STEW ENSON & BELL.
Van Buren,, Arks.
w II. & NJ. MAYERS, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
CHESAPEAKE.

l. NiTiZEE Is TRAITOR.--Dr. Lelber.
i 'O'aIed work on Ethics, thus lays down
;; " tne citizen TO his government. ltwas
81 ioF any special period or crisis, or for
ED,l .'-'laf > people, but applies now with most
[.p ''ce TO the Anerican citizens
jsc' j.''"Oer that IT is your State, your nation,
,.les and fights out the war, not this or
EYof remember that the honor and his
lseD,.- 5.-I Country are engaged; that however
/ Tier IIs ~ you be in your opposition, you may
(fs al that you cannot oppose the admins
aD,b'91 siln01; Strengthening the enemy. who
ts' ,"eaied his sword against your kindred.--
Entfv ! ~ ne who will not gladly defend his own
Eu,o,., an opposition feels really and con-
o. ,Ss ~ t,'1I the war is inexpedienl, let them
'fg@ nHfI iIeu =,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
,1(gtotfr
34S

burning deserts 10 his secrated shrine
ands mo,onless for years in one posture Of
-or stands buried in earth up 10 his neck
blunges into f1ames-or suspends himself on
hooks-or throws himself beneaih the pom.
us wheels Of his hideous idol. In this ancient
pm perhaps originated the hairs shirt. and iron
% of the early ages Of Europe.
he doctrine of the transmgration of souls mas
ed more to render India conservative than
hing else. Like the Jews, the Hindoos are
rated from other nations more by the system
ct and of life, supernduced by this belief,
by rivers and mountains. They eat not
from fear of consuming their dead ancestors
lother form! nor wear boots, lest they should
pile on the skin of their departed sires The
sh, to them, as are all others of European
n, are but ''barbar rians and bootmen."
the province of Orissa, amid scorching
3, stands the famous Pagoda Of Juggernaut,
its seven-headed, seven handed, monster.
L 59~ais5rrCC..' - II wor-
VI ME Room lately occupied by w x. Smmo
Il Main Street ad dining England & Dough-
Ware-Room for terms apply 10 4
WALLACE g. WA
March II, lSlS--l. N
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-18
Voice Of the People-DemOeratic Governors,

from the last election returns, says the Balti-
more Repu6lican, it will be observed that the de-
mocracy are greatly in the ascendant. There are
elected 20, and the Wings Governors Wis.
cons'n will add another to the dominant party
Does not this prove that a large majority of the
people are democratic The following list will
show what nave stated to be correct: