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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-08

Making y per cent. for the year ending Aug 2
ls4s. Said percentage to be east on the original
amount Of premium note, without reference to any
endorsements, and to be paid to the Treasurer at
bis Office in Montpelier on or before the 18th day
Of October lsis, being the day Of the annual meet
ing Of said Company.
As usual a list Of persons insured in the several
towns, with the amount Of assessments due from
each respectively, will he forwarded to the Repre-
sentaiives elect to the Legislature, by whom the
money can be sent Members Of the Company
should recolect this opportunity as it affords to ali
cheap, safe, and convenient way by which money
for their insurance can be ransmitted and il is ex
pected that each member of the Company from
whom assessments are due, will improve the oppor-
tunity thus offered. The Assessments are duo ia Oc
tO6er and in order TO meet the liabilities Of the
Company, must be paid in promptly. The assess.
ments this year are small, az per cent? and can
easily be paid by the members Of the Company
when due. A little pains taken TO forward the
money by your Representatives, in the fall, will
save the members much expense and trouble and
am instructed by the Directors to take efficient
measures to enforce the collection of all assessments
remaining unpaid at the rising of the Legislature
]. T. THURST0N, Treasurer.
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INVALUABLE
Family Communion.

ok Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
- Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart
and all Female Diseases. 234 pages, % engrayings
Paper so els bound IS cts. Mail to any part
postage % cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 49, Mai
TO any part, SO cts. postage Inhaling Tubes, Sill
YER 80, by mail letter postage. Abdominal Sup.
porters, perfect So to $40, for all ruptures Falling
Of the Bowels and Womb, aud Weak Back and
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o. Supporter, Of Rapture supporters, give height
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the surface, just above the hips. II Rupture men
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NOTICE.

TT having become absolutely necessary for me in
Il order to meet my debts to make some eollee'
lions. hereby give notice to all indebted to me,
either by note or account Of more than one years
standing, to make immediate payment As It IS
announcement for me to leave my business to make
my collections, hope this call will be answered Is
have heretofore made repeated efforts to mase
collections and failed in the attempt now noIiIH
all delinquents that unless they give this last eau
their immediate attention. they will find then hIses
and accounts In an Attorneys hand after September
IsL 1919. str .i..l lsEMUEJ> IA bEMio: y
Rraitleboro, July 10Th, 1913. ""
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HEAL TIT, HEARTH.
DIR. WOOD'S SdRSAPARILLA a.
WILD CHERRY BITTER.S


The following voluntary testimonial was given to
the Agent, M NJ N. WINS, at Cambridge, VI, and
speaks volumes In favor of this medicine.
Mr. NJ. winFs, Dear Sir:
Having been great sufferer from that torture Of
tho human race, Dyspepsia and having at last found
relief feel desirous that others suffering fand there
are uiousandsl should know the means by which was
from Heartburn, Headache and Dis1iness, 80 much go
that was confined 10 my house the moat Of my time
The food which ate distressed me, aud In iact, lie
became almost bufden. was totally unable 10 at.
tend 10 the slightest dutes required ofne, great
my debility. Having tried all remedies recommended
and advertised for the cure Of my complaint visited The
springs which 90 highly Tscommsndtd and the ad.
wee o. rhyseians without getting relief gave Up all
Physicians frankly toll they could do nothing fof
me. ~ this time my suferinRs very great; all
hopes Of ever being made comfortable had died, and
gave myself up 10 suffer. Accidentally In looking in
the newspaper noticed an advertisement Of Dr. IPoods
SdrsapaTild and IVld Cherry Biffers and on reading
u, thought that might probably obtain some relief,
last hope procured bottle from your store and com
menced taking Il, and to my great Joy, Of once found
relief Bot encouraged by is wonderful efects, was
induced TO eonlinue Us Amer taking one bottle
was able TO be out and attend 10 the duties required Of
me- and feeling much better than had for months or
years now satisfied that had al last fous
remedy for my disease, and felt assured that by
tnung It's should be cured And such has proved
can say to those suffering from this disease that am
entirely cured. keep bottle in my house, and when
feel the least unpleasant symptom, dose OF this en-.
cellent medicine entirely removes It. am Of opinion
every case Of Dyspepu ard it's attendants be
ed by the use Of DR. Woods SansparillA and Wild
Cherry Bits 70.
TO those Ioabed wish habitnsl Costiyeness loss Of
Appetite, sour Stomach nr Headache would earnest.
y recommend them 10 Try Il. lis astonishing effects
10 my should induce every suffering from hi,
disease TO give it trial feel satisfied they will ney.
or regret IT, You are at liberty TO refer any one to
and i will give great pleasure 10 personally
mand the use of that excellent remedy and state the
particulars Of my case.
sigsed, MILES BENNETT.
We are acquainted with the above named Miles
BENNETT, and the statement Of the described 10
hseertifeaie eau be depehded upon as being correct
MARTix WREs,
HEERr SrowELL, Attorney a. Law.
Cambridge, VI, Sept Ist, 1887.
Owing TO the crest success Of this medicine u,ers
many mititions be particular and get DR. Wood ;,
a. this is the original and only genuine preparation
for sale in Brateboro, by BUTTON CLARK;
Chesterfield, o. Coolidge and Wheeler g. Beckey
Newfane, VIM ". Williams Fayetteville, Wm. u.
Osgood, and By Agents in the n. f. States. 6mll
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NOTICE

5 hereby given to all persons interested that the
II Ashucot Railroad Company, or the grantees
New Hampshirc' will apply to Che next General
Assembly OF the eta,e u TsTr...-. "a. t,e i-,ls..
at Montpelier, on the second Thursday Of ocio-
Der next for a charter 10 construct a Railroad
across the southern boundary or corner Of said
State
FREDERICK BoYDEN,
Clerk of said Ashuelot Railroad Company.
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FRESH TEAS.

QECVD, this week from New York, large
lt stock Of FREsn GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, at
considerable discount from former prices Efmilies
can always be sure Of getting good Teas, as they
ed. Also, large stock Of all kinds CoFPRE, Chloe
olaie French do. Cocoa, Shells, Droma, &c. Ht
Wholesale and Retail, by NV. FROST
No. 9, opposite The Stage House. :
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Wholesale and Retail
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
j. w. FROST W


s receiving every week from Ne,o YorL and Ras.
Il ton, White and Brown Sugars, all kinds, and n
any quantity; Molasses and Syrups do, fresh Green
and Black Teas, the largest aud cheapest stock
prepared Cocoa and Chocolate, all kinds; Turks
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shad and Salmon, IN bbls, halves, ours. and kits
Beef Pork, Triple Hams, Lard Butter, Cheese &c'
best Family Flour by the h., Dbl, or load, Lemons
and Oranges at retail or by the box, foreign Fruits
kinds Stone Ware, do; Nails, Window Glass
Farming Tools, Cordage, Mats, Wooden Ware
&c, making the largest and best assortment to be-
found In the country. Orders from adjoining towns
promptly answered and warranted to give satisfac.
tion. nf
Goods delivered to any part Of the village
"Qaick Sales and lSaah P,ofsp
05-cash and all kinds Of Produce taken in ex
change
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HOOK STORE.

BOOK STORE.
NO. 2 BRICK ROW.
Geo. m. SALISBURY Keeps constantly
III for sale general assortment Of BOOhS AND
STATIONERY, embracing the Comprehensive
Commentary--6 vols, splendid QuaIto Bibles Oe,
tayo Polyplott 3d., fine Pew and Pocket Bibles and
Testamenfs an elegant assortment Of hniaiHre 'of,
ssaes, well adapted for presents, and variety o.
Miscellaneous Books, Albums, Sc Also, general
BLANK BOOKS
manufactured and for sale on the most reasonable
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STATIONERY.
Such as Foolscap, Letter Note BIZ, Tissue har-
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Blue. Red, and Indelble Ink, Letter Folders,
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AtsO,--A prime assortment OF Pocket Cutlery
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OF English Literature and Litiells Living Age.
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n d. Particular attention given 10 rebindins old
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ALso--Csrd Printing neatly executed on reason
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For the Iicrmont Ph0nirs

For the Vermont Phonirs
Lines
SuGeRsTrD nv THE DEATH or JAMES Hal
DING AMES, AuaUsT q, ls4s, AND CHA
TINA ELVIRA AMES, ~ HOURS AFTER.
Resistlcss foe, o, cruel Death
why could not ono sufice'
But tao must yield to thee their breath,
And close their youthful eyes
Sweet children dear, thy cherished ones,
How calm and sweet they sleep;
What Joy to say, Thy will be DONE
And not detected weep.
Although ye mourn your children dead
Ye cannot feel despair;
On Jesus breast their weary heads
Are pilowed--fee from care.
They are not lost--they live above
In Christs eternal home;
Sweet cherubs bright, redeemed by love-
How can you for them mournq
Fair bads Of promise, plucked away
Almost as soon as given
Too pure and good on earth to stay,
They'll live and bloom in Heaven.
Most truly lovely in their lives,
Death shortly did them sever;
They SCARED Together to the skies,
To dwell in love forever
Now do not mourn those children dead
Their spirits now are free
Like guardian angels round thy head,
They ever near viii be-
Till thou dost hear the joyful sound,
Redeemed spirit, come:
Join in our song of praise around
The Sayiour's blissful throne.
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Teachers Wanted at Barley
Wood Seminary.

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, to take charge
N of and conduct jointly, male and female
boarding and day .Sehoolin Frederick County, Mary.
land. This property including large and conven.
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on reasonable terms, about the first Of Sept next
Particulars respecting situation, society, heal,li
prospects, &c, may be obtained of Mrs c. NJ Full.
Ter, at Dummersion, or Mrs. Louisa Newton, at
West Bratteboro.
Md.
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% AGENTS WANTED

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FIRE, FIRE.

TIME members OF the Vermont Mutual Fire In.
Il surance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made bs the Di-
reetors on all notes in force the days following,
TO wit:
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FARM FOR SAFE.

FARM FOR SALE.
NxxA TINE subscribers will sell upon
EIEIl Il reasonable terms, the Farm OF
AxH fi& which Daniel MrT died seized, in
Ess. 81 Brattleboro, consisting Of 1888 acres,
containing suitable proportion OF
Woodland Pasture, Moving and Tiilage Land
Or they viii divide the Farm and sell so acres with
the buildings, and he remaining SO acres separate
--25 ofwhich is Woodland, lying on the stage road,
and the remainder pasture. Enquire Of the under.
signed. ROYAL MIXER, ar
LYMAN MIXER, Aa mrs
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LAND FOR SALE.
RrxN TIME subscriber offers for sale four
&A!!1l IL acres Of first rate Land, perfectly
t4iisK level and well fenced.
- Said land lies west Of the Vernon
road, aud is bounded on said road
and within a lew rods Of the south end Of the De
pot grounds OF the Vermont and Mass. Railroad
Company. r
oS- For further particulars, enquire of SAMUEL
BUTTON, Braulehoro, or of the subscriber at Win.
chester, N ii. OTIS BARRETT.
July24. 3m49
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NOTICE.

HEREBY give and release unto my son HAR.
Il yEr V. CLopoB his time to labor and con.
tract for himself, and shah not hereafter pay any
ldepts contracted byhim, or claim any Of his earn.
ngs.
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Wool. Wool.

TO- 900 a sssis Of w %sS ~ Pa:.: !. q: H .s
change for Cassiineres and Tweeds. A good as
sortmcnt constantly on hand.
+. A. WHEELER, AseHf
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CoFFTNS.
Cheese, Lard, Hams,

pkiME New Mch Cheese, do 4 meal do, extra
a. Laso an 6ois and kegs, smoked Hams aud
mana NJ j. W. FROST'S
Ne. Granite Rolp
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The Vegetable Pie Eiectuary,

The Vegetable Pie Etctudry,
Invented by DR. A. Upham distinguished physician
OF ~ Y city is the only really successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint the Piles e'-
CT offered to the American public
Mark this It Is an Internal Remsdy--not an exteI'
nal application and will cure any Of the Piles, Ell
Their Bleeding OF Blind Internal Externally and prob
ably the only thing that will There Is no mistake about
H. Ills positive cure-spesdy and permanent. II ia
also convenient medicine to take, and improves the
general health in remarkable manner. l
Each boz coains l2 doses at 81 cts per dose. II
very mild in its operation and may be taken in cases OF
the most acute Inflammation without danger, All eH'
ernal applications are in the highest degree dsagreea-
ture Of the disease temporary in their effects. This
medicine attacks the disease at its source snd rsmorn
ihs cause. renders the cure CERTAIN and PER'
H4NENT,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
From HKexicO.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24-3 p. M,
Revolution and Anneratioa.-Ade despatch
From N. o. Of the 2lst says, we have
just received later advices from Vera
Cruz. to the 21st ult. .s.s..-,3
Later advices have been received from
the city of Mexico, which represent public
affairs to be very unsettled, and that a
revolution was impending over Herrera.
Another express had arrived at Vera
Cruz with letters and dispatches, which
stated that the city OF Tampico had pro.
claimed its independence of the State of
Tamauplipas. and proposed to seek an.
nexati0n 10 the u. s. E1sd
Later advices had also been received
from Yucatan. 1880 Indians bad at.
tackled the Government of TemexIapu,
and 200 ofthe garrison had fallen in the
contest.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
The PrOSpect,
in the Mexican "

The wings are rejoicing over their sue.
cess on Governor in Pennsylvania, but
every account from the keystone assures
US that nothing can be more certain than
that Cass and Butler will carry that State.
Johnson s election is no test Of Taylorism
However. we are willing that the wings
should enjoy morsel of comfort before
their final overthrow on next Tuesday,
Let them least over Pennsylvania.
From all parts of the Union we have
the most charming prospects Of success.
In this State all will be right. The de.
mocracy ofihe "Prairie State" are com.
ing up DObly for their principles. Col
C. Lansing and NJ. E. HolIisler Esq.
Presidential electors. are doing good SER
vice in northern Illinois. They have ia.
ken hold like men laboring in a good
cause. and their services have had the
most beneficial effect. IfTllinnis does not
give great increase on her usual dem
ocEaric majority. for Cass and Butler.
then put us down IS poor hands at guess
Jog, thal's all. Ieosa adfto s.r So
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
DEMOCRATS OF W1a.T..

The day on which the great contest Is
TO be decided is at hand. Are you ready
TO meet your enemiesl Remember he
triumphs which you have achieved over
the foes Of equal rights, ia days gone
by, and the infamous designs your op.
ponents. Let these stimulate you to
greater activity in the cause ofdemocrat.
ic truth. Let each man lend helping
hand, and devote his leisure time in awsk
ening in the minds Of his neighbors the
Importance ofthe contest.
To those democrats who have taken
sides with The free soil party. the present
course of the wings appeal with peculiar
force. The wings are one by one
leaving the free soil party and caving in
for Taylor. Will any one who has ever
acted with the democrats, vote for Van
Buren, under these circumstances. Rec
ollect that voting for Van Buren, is indi
rectly voting for Taylor.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
"PriaciDleS not Men,"

This has always been the motto of the
democratic party. The last vote thai
George Washington ever gave wa in ac.
cordance with this motto. As he ap.
preached the polls he was interrogated al
to which candidate be intended to sup
port, and his reply was II vote for princi
pies, not men," How is q man to .'vote
for principles" who votes for Gen. Tay.
lori How unlike The position Of the i'm.
mortal Washington in casting his last
vote, will be that Of the Zachary wing.
on Tuesday next. Every electof should
ask himself, before. he REGARDS his vote
whether he is voting for ..pFincip!es Of
men,"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
Arrival OF lhe Europa.

The Europa called from Liverpool on
the l4tb, and arrived a. New York on the
18th, being only II days OUT.
MxRKET.-Provisions unchaneed.-
Moderate demand for wheat, and prices
remain unchsDged. sos
FRANcE.-The F.epch nation IL ex.
cited at the approaching presidential Ell.
eciion. -
1t is thought prince Louis Napoleon
will De elected president. The present
ministry have been defeated. and il was
thought they would resign; but Cavaiguac
is decided to bold on uatil the constitution
was declared and the President elected.
.AUsTRIA,--In Vienna q successful re.
volntion broke out. The Minister was
murdered and his body hung upon lamp
post and exposed 10 indignities. r. s.sc
The Emperor and family had lea
Schenburg for Italy, and allsihe military.
The city is entirely in the hands Of the
people. Republic was proclaimed. and
alliance offensive and defensive made
with Hungary.
The Provisional Government, issued d
circular stating that all possible measures
mad been adopted for the defence ofithe
Fartherland: ~
IRELAND -O'Brien has been convict.
ed, and there is no hope of royal clemen.
cy. 1t is confidently asserted that the
sentence will be carried into execution,
and that this day would close his earthly
career.
McManus, another insurgeDt, has been
tried and found guilty. He was arrested
at Cork, on board an American ship. A
question has been raised. whether, when
under the protection of the American
flag, England had power to arrest him.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION The Goa.
lition between Native Americans. barn.
burners and Wigs has elected Johnson
wing, Governor by about 362 majnrity.-
II is said the wings voted the Native tick.
ct, in MANY counties, for county officer:
&C.. and that the Natives in return voted
for Johnson-hence the election Of John
son can be properly claimed as Mathis
American Victory
The democrats have elected their can.
didaie for Canal Commissioner by FoUE
THOUSAND majority. and have gained two
members Of Congress.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
Taylor North and Souih.

The Ohio Statesman states upon DOS.
tive testimony, that Mr. Senator Corwiu
is showing letter, as was the case Al
Massillon. signed u. Taylor. 4" declaring
himself to be in favor OF the WIlnRot
Proviso. @ sfE.f.& ~
To Mr.: Ewing (as told by that gentle.
man to MIR Russell NJ. Corwin "eavS
his personal pledge that such letter
from Gen. Taylor was in his possession. !"
Mr.. Truman Smith is also showing q
similar determination.
On the other hand. says the Washing.
ton Union. we hear il is positively said BY
Mr. Pannill, Of Orange county, fifeinis,
that be has letter from General TAYLOR
declaring against the Wilmot proviso.
What are we TO think ofthese uays-
teries. except that there is one face for
the north and another for the south. HE
friends are determined to deceivs one or
the other.-AIb. Atlas.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS.

The Chicago Journal states that the
qualification of voters has heen changed,
and quotes from the new constitution 10
confirm its position.
We take the grounds that six months
residence in the state entities man 10 a
vote, and 10 prove that we are right. We
quote the following section from the
schedule of the new constitution:
"SEC. Il. The general assembly shall.
at its first session after the adoption ol
this Constitution, provide by law for the
mode Of voting by ballot, and also for the
manner ofreturniHe, canvassirg, and Ger
tifying the number of votes cast at any
election; and until said law shall be pass
ed, all elections shall be oira roce, and
the laws nOU in force regulating elections
shall continue in force until the general
assembly shall provide otherwise, as
herein directed"
The laws snow in Eorce" lay down
the following oath, and any person who
can subscribe TO it, will be entitled to a
vote on Tuesday next:
81, A. b., do solmnly swear, (or affirm,
as the case may be, )that an, resident
ofthe county Of :, in the State of Iii
nois, that have resided in this State for
the period Of six months Immediately IRE
ceding this election, that | have, to the
best ofmy knowledge and belief, attained
to the age oil twenty-one years, and that
[ have no! voted at this election"
The attempts of the wings to disfran
chise foreigners, is but carrying out one
Of the principles of their party. This
same spirit was exhibited in our consti-
tutional convention. The Democratic
members. however, succeeded in having
the constitution framed so as to permitted
foreigners to vote at the coming election
The maneovering of the wings to debar
foreigners from the right of suffrage will
do their party no good at this election a,
least.