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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
knOwing the extreme hazard which stFangen nun in
committing Physicians for the Of private disease
OWING TO the utter dsquaoat0ns Of those who pfofss
q cure such deem il 30 be nothing but an act
kndnesa tQWaIs The unfortunately afflicted, well sheer
Justice to Or. N JULIEN, No 80 CUsTOMHOUsK STREET
70 state that in the lS46 uOe afflicted syph
n n rs worst and most appalling form, and several
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being all benefit
d-indeed grew worse. AT length heard of Dr. Null
lens great reputation applied to him and TO my great
10Y IN three weeks he estOTsd to perfect health Sub
ulhtf SAMUEL. ROBERTSON
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70 oALTFoRNfANl
TO OALIFORNIANS
SMITH & BROTHER, No So COMMON STREET
y GRAND DEPOT for The sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

iudtfVuctUfed HNuer SoODYEAkS fATENT.
~ s. B have for sale, and are constantly receiving
almost every article necessary for the comfort and Of the
gALlFoRhIAN EMeRANT, Among their ASSORTMENT may be
found AIR BEDS Air Pillows, India Rubber Cloth Riding
Gaps, Sou gesterl, Coaks Coats Pouches Clothing Bags
frayeng Bags Bottles. Water Tanks, Blankets and Tar
paulins. Also.
TENTS. PACK SADDLES. CALfoRNrA SADDIR
BAGS, Saddles aud Brides Of every description Bits Stir
runs. SDurs. Hair Rome. Moss BanketE. eie fuaa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

feHE subscribers have oOmnleted their arrange ~
4 ments for more extended business than that IA
- hitherto done by the Old house. Our stock OfadAts
~ DRUGS MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
~ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY
IA embracing, intend it shall, every article needfu
TO the Heads Of Families, Planters and County Dealers viii
uOt BE- exceete excellence of quality
price By any 9th or house in the trade: while as a
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
lrde be addressed to with confidence and certainty
Of having the properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-
siously experienced in this place.
~ The usual credits aud facilities Of trade extended TO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
NEWARK AND RosENDALE LIME ANp
CEMENT COMPANY. =. Newark NJ ].

tNfHE above named Company have appointed Messrs.
Z HA1MAH y HOLDEN s0le Agents for the sale al
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT CALCINEn
PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST for the city OF New
Orleans andvciHiy. JOHN H. STEPHENS, Pest
a. LMMAssENA, Sec'y.
Newark, n j., February 1919.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
WATCHEs-JEWELRY.
FINE WATCHES, IEwELRY, Bic.

u A. TYLER. 80 camp ST. has constantly on hand
~. and a receiving by every arrival, Gold ~
Lever. Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of all A@5A
- 60 the best maken As0-Fob, Vest Z 81
and Guard CHAINS, SEAL SasaaasA
and KEYS IN every variety, Gold Pens
Rengis. Thlmblss Bqekes No Fine BIaeeleis BF9oehes
Necklaces HiugE 7ilVeTWafe Spoons and Forks, lndea
Cdlod, Cups, PohHn, Trays Plated CasioS Tea-Setta
GaRdesiioks, rns, rich Fancy Goods, Lnbn,s fine Fer
umafgfogethsr with great variety d other articles toe
numecus 70 mention. AlEo-SPECTACIES, with Gold
Silver Shell o Steel bowed frames, and Glasses Of every
knidye- Protectors, etc., etc. c0nslanty hand, ant
Cited to suit the eye az short notice nils
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
uARRIAQE MANuFAnTORY.

FIi FaTf11ase thaf has been extended VeTY be
" rHlythe isst seven year. 4yhieOn Com T93gFf ~
mon street. haa induced US the last sUmmeFf -
p erect large budiDg expressly for manu- = q
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. 49, w.
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country, and are prepared. with good Northern workmen
and the hest Of materials 70 build any style Of Carriage to
order AMI gnaiang them two years m used in the counfs
We ie also better prepared than before for REPAIR
lNA CARR AGES, and can them almost their
ont and 95eess We will pay freight Carriages sent
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which win Be sold
l9w od Earnings taken in trade for New ONES, We in
Vlte the attention Of those wanting d EW CARRIAGES
o heif old ones repaired, 10 call az our Mandatory and
Repository and judge for themselves at the Corner or
GfAt5k IN az ts4k0NilELEI Streets next door Il
ne 1hcs d tbs commercial Water Works. rear OF the 81
my5 sm d&W MATTHEWS 4 DENMAN.
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FRACTIUAL w Ate Fl MA z Il,
81. C-9N.4L STREET, I3lird D60r from Camp street
5SNHE subscriber has nst received an additional supply o.
a WATCHES. JEWELRY and FANCY ~
s--a. =. es. GOODS consisting of very supe va
nor Gold and Silver Watches, with ~ t8
Hunting Cnsea, Of NJ, [, Tobias -
R0skell and Othefsupe also, fine London DUPLEX
Watches rich Jewey Of the latest styles comprising fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals; Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces Breast Plus Gold Pencils Gases Finger Rings
etc. Also great variety Of FANCY GOODS, selected By
hmse in the Northern markets. from the latest European
impoa0ns consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases. fine
Fans Reticules, Sciasou fine assortment Of SILVER
WARE pure coin and other fancy articles.
All the above articles viii be sold at the most moderate
rates. ial6 ON
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NEW ORLEANS 4 oARRoLLroN RAILROAD

-
Depot, eOrHsr Of BGronHe Gnd Perdido strss.g
single toh any istanoe above Pleasant ST. 20 oeuta
nn ge ticket oE children over AID under ysarI 10 =.
A-ellssr "a 80
Hall the above rats for distance below Pleasant street
5eFyants (slaVel) for any distance 10 cents
healdena IN Lafayette, CarTOlt0u and vicinity are
Informed that this Company has Fixed unifoFm rate OF
communications tickets for passage in the Ca tO.wit e5 90
per month On either Road and fo any distance
Children half pToe-nO such tickets given for any othe
period than the hrst TO the last Of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies' ii enoh rain
q Fffr - AT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

~ The Can viii leave New Orleans and CnIrollton evsTv
hour afteTl o clock Sunday If the weather Is fair
Ky The Lafayette Hone Car will leave every IS minute
from the conner I BarOnne and Canal Sta maYI9-ern
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

EAtiE undelsignpiu constantly manufacturing and has
'OT falea very slpedoTa article Of NEG AR. r1EE
which be will guar ntee 70 improve By age, and @
gili deliver Il, free Of charges, in any part Of
ths city or Lafayette 81 the following reduced
nIc to suit tines viz Butts SO ga0uE 90 b0 Barrels
D gallons s2 Barrels 40 gallons, cents gallon. ibs-
az disc0plt mnde to Wholesale customers.
~ line lTOnped in the POgtollce viii be DunotHaly
Intended 70. Iap29 til JOHN n. WEBB,
nrnnI Inmnn aud MANN nnnasila ghariR Hngnial
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE.
Il, r. EGYPTIAN BYE q RALsA1A.

n D COHEN, having had 30 years experience offers the
-. above infaLi4bte remedy for AL Diseases (ss
pertaining to the EYE. Opthalma, of years ~
standing, cured in II weeka the Tear in the4 - -
Eye, OF years, cured in 10 weeks a man Of this
ey peng stone blind for months, restored to the sight
q one eye1n weeks gentleman who always used specs
Tor 90 years by using only drop enabled to read the
newspaper without them by caudeght hours after In
hAmmatiOn OF days cured bB 0R6sigke DROP Ii gives
enlaney to The Eye, and also gthena the sight
:, ~ 3O5 FHiLiPPd Street., near Hevia and ~ 81.
CHs3RLES Street. apI7 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

PHILADELPHIA June g. 1871 feel free 10 recommend
Dr. Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my expe-
OF lts beneheial effects my have been
for time past subject TO attacks Of splitting Of blood at
tended with weakness of the breast and uneasy sensation
at the stomach accompanied ith dyspeptic symphonic
Last spring having attack Of It. recommended By
acquantaI who had been cured By D Dapiss Syrup
TO try IT, did and relieved by il in han One
bottle. Its apparent good effects were Immediate
JOnE y. ORAM, Ladiesl ShoemakaI, 70 Race q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
BUSINESS CARDS.

w. 9 sr RAYaoSD. FAMILY GROCER, a osrT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

- OBT. w WORTHINGTON, General .agent ana
N Collector Rodney, Jefferson oounty MiIslsppi. viii
asn punouAly to the Collection Of Notes. Drafts, Ac
counts this and the southern part Of JalDOrne
RtferH tO-llfake b Evans, BrOugnlOn 4 MURDOCH
Pincka ard, Warren y Co, Rodney, Misc {Jhn GoOdin
Richard Beck. R. II, 3 G M. Bayly, New Orleans; w.
e Horny, T; A. s. DOniPhan, Nstchezi James GOodiH,
CINCINNATI as; Hand 'liadelphia; j. g. James, LeElng
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

ROBERT SKINNER,
4BRICKLAYER No. IS ROYAL STREET,
/ UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE-WORK. such the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, steam -
Boilers, ETC. All work done by the subscriber will A4
be guaranteed, and specimens Of his work may be RE
. any time. -
with Dispatch. ial9 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

DEALERS IN FfFaEIAs
M ARBLE MANTEIrPIECES, ENAM
IVA ELLED CRATES. MONUMENTS, M 4,
TQJHBS, TOMB SLABS, GRAVE STONES, q 8l r.
and MARBLEs in all its different varieties Nm
TH0MASTON LIME, CALCIHEQ PLAS- NB
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- N'
Lie CEMENT, PhASTERiNG HAIR N
WHITE SAND ENGLISH, PENSACOLA ,tf's.
and PIfTSBURG FRIEDRICH. my3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST
PHILADE LPHIA, June q, lSl6.-I can highly recommend
DR. DaYss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my know
ledge Of is virtues My wife had been effected for long
time with weakness and pain breast the Of this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her ThesymptOms
would after time, and all occasions the relief
speedy in the first place. II nearsx months since
she has been free of the affection consider il and
mend it most valuable medicine Its gthening effect
has been very great in addition relieving the breast
SAMUEL WADGOp rs Wood street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

The reuort of the Sanitary Committee nj New
Yort fnr ia dsvs na,,cd wss ne c,li,s~s a.
"Wednesday wcst as eases and 20 deaths, on
Thursday, co cases and 20 deaths: on Friday,
az c.srs anil rs tcalb., on Sa,nrdav az case,
AID 20 deaths; on Sunday. as ea:e, and 10
deaths; on Monday. 1903 cases and 40 deaths
ON Tuesday, 81 cases and 20 deaths. The dis.
ease is steadily increasing. The great amount
OF Sunday dissipation was the cause of its rava.
ges on Monday. 80
1t has also increased at Philadelphia, the
deaths numbering from IS to 25 a day.
The cholera is raging alarminaly at st. Louis
There have been, the past week, about 100
deaths per day, BY this terrible scour-e. On
tho evening OF the 25th, n great meeting was
held, for the purpose of adopting measures to
mitigate the disease.
Al Cincinnati, il is about as bad. On the
26th, the deaths by cholera were 9s; on the
29th, 96. For three days ending at noon on the
2Sth, there were 42S cholera intermcnts, mostly
" k'Mn' In a,,u r il,sn ', nun,
.hoor. ,I,~;.,, a." ,ei- 49, 80 ue sa.i "
'Inno o r"s ..e W., weeS . enu ss ny iyh o.
49,. TIL o0 10y NC" 20 ~ % Vup.e'a ne
ny, Ws , ~ ahu on ,ns ION Az lexington
ny, 10 uea.hs i9r ionr DAYS ending on the l9th.
Louis on Thursday from New Orleans. brouybt
$50 emiprants, rs of whom died on the massage
of cholera.
San Antonio, Texas, was almost ,lcpopulated
by the cholera. or 600 died and the rest ran
away
The cholera prevails to an alarming extent ON
Me upper nssiss'pbi,-z2 passengers on board
.ne steamer Uncle iooy, died with cholera be-
'" re-, o., LOUIS ana vquawka
a., s ne cnolcra = making fearful strides among
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MarrtsU.

In this village, June &C. by Rev j. P. Prouty, Mr.
j. L. White Of Bristol, CT, to Miss Sarah NJ. How
ard Of Marlboro.
In this village, at the Phanix House, July I'd, BY
Rev Smith, Mr. Charles H. fletchcf Of New lbs.
witch, N. H., and Miss Sarah J, AIaltoon Of Peter.
borough.
In this village, at the Vermont House, on the Sd
inst, by Gee Howe, Esq. Mr. Charles 5. Spanldng
and Miss Mary f. Williams, both Of Lancaster
Mass.
In Wilmington, on the Sd inst, by Rev d H.
Ranney, Mr. Eli +. Bruce Of Brooklyn, n. " to
Miss Mary A. Tmson Of Wilmington
At Bellows Falls, June 5th, By Rev Mr. Clnpp
Of the Episcopal Church, Mr. Henry weatherby TO
Mrs Sophia Thompson, both Of Townshend.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

TuE BELL RINaERs.---The Greenfield Re-
public saws: .This band of Harmonists propose
10 visit us on Thursday evening Having heard
their music three or four years ago, we have no
hesitation in endorsing the following notice res
pecting them from the Rochester Erening Neics.
Nothing can exceed the richness of their harmo-
ny, or the skill of their performance, The one
is perfectly enchanting, and the other is aston
ish,ng-at least was then. There have been
considerable changes in the performers, but
from what we learn, the reputation of the orig
inal band is fully sustained"
The "Causpanalogians. "-Last evening we
had the pleasure of hearing these skillful per-
formers, and would earnestly urge all lovers oil
GOOD music to attend their Concert this evening
One can form but faint idea, without hearing
Of the rich and ever changing melody produced
by the use of many toned bells in their hands
We like the performers too; no flourish, no al
fectaiion but simple, natural and unsophlstleat
cd in their whole appearance.
They take their stand on a long table OF
which are placed the forty-seyen bells which
they ring. In the centre stands Herr Frceber
itshyer, on his right his three boys with theil
cheerful faces and quick eyes bent on their in
struments, on his left the three American per
formers--young men from Albany.
One takes up bell and strokes liquid note
the rest chime in with accurately measured ca
dence, the varied tones mingling in thrilling
harmony. A grand march we admired particu
larry. Il seemed impressive, full of the higl
spirit Of the warrior who would raise no clango
OF brazen instruments to excite his yalor, bu
rather asked for the sweet tones Of some nor
quiet music to regulate and temper H.
The performance Of the three boys on th
violin and violoncello, and their fathers accom-
paniment with the trumpet, were very fine
The young musicians are highly skilliul.
Again-let all "whose souls are moved b
concord Of sweet sounds" 60 and hear the Can
panologisns this evening
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

IhWsddy, JDae 2s, iS4e.
At Market--io0o Beef Cattle, Q pairs Working
Oxen, rs Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and Lambs,
400 Swine.
Beef Cattlc--La weeks prices were not sustain.
ed, and VIC reduce our quotations. Extra SOS
first quality Sc; second do. s5,75 third do IS.
Working oSen--Duiij saios az eTo TO $50.
Cows and Cnlyes-sl6, sal s25, $50 $50.
Shecp-Salcs at l,5o, 81, s2,62, aud s3,25.
Swine-Shoats to peddlc &C; small Pigs q
u still Hogs u. At retail, 6 Sc.
New York Market, JuLr 5.--The sales
Of Flour amounted to $500 barrels, at -, so 462
for common and good brands, and IS s5,iz for
pure Gcncsce. The market is firm
Corn-53 a 55c for mixed and nearly yellow, IS
for white, IS 50 for round Northern yellow Rye
55t Barley 56. Oats 50 a SO, and dull.
Mess Pork $1,000, Prime So Mess Beef Sill so
Prime 1928 Lard is heavy at 81 &c. Butter
10 a IL, Cheese a Gc4 according 10 quality,
Hops of the Isl sort, is4s, are worth a sic.
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Commissioners, Notice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District Of MARI
boro, Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of ASAPH sTOCKWELL, Jr.,
late Of Braiteboro, in said district. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, and six months being allowed from the 9th
day Of Jane ls49 for that purpose, therefore we
hereby give notice that will attend to the duties
" s--7--ia ~rs,aiRtmeut ut the Inn Of II, GoopE-
NouoH. in said district, 90 INC iasf SaiufdSys o.
July and October, from to O'Clock =. NJ. on each
Of said days.
ROSWELL NEWTON, eo~~' ~
Braitlehoro, June 2sth, ls4o. -
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Instruction in Dancing.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il public, that he will commence giving lessons
in Dancing on the 18th inst at the Gymnasium Of
the Water Cure Establishment
formed, which he invites others Of the village and
vicinity to join. Besides the rudiments Of the art
will be taugh. every fashionable dance as now per-
formed in gentee society Having been q success
full teacher of Dancing for years in Germany, Mr.
IL fat;crs himself with being well qualified to give
satisfaction to his pupils.
TkRNs-s2i per month, 4 lessons a week Of one
hour each. For further particulars please apply at
the Hydropathc Establishment
june -, 1899. l4S A. HAYD-
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BOYS, ne Patrick McClusky,
IA years old, wins bathing with other boys in the
Don River, and had been in several times in the
course Of the morning. He challenged the boys
10 10 in and swim with him, and had got about
half way across, when he began hobbng up and
down. The boys on the other side thought he
was "funning," but after while they saw thai
he was drowning. Although there were many
boys swimming, they had not courage to save
him Ttronto, IT, C. Colonisi.
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zafsa

In war,lsbsro, May sist, Mr. Luke +. Barter,
aged IS.
In Townshcnd, June a7lh, Col. Joseph Ellis, ia.
ther Of Hon vespasian lsllis,) aged -.
In Dummerston, June 9TH, Gertrude Louisa
Emergene only child Of Mr. Jesse E. and Eliza b.
Worden aged 5 years and mo.
"iicDceforth 10 us thou art
A precious pear-drop set in mcmory's gold,
Sill purely cleaning from cloudess sphere,
To lure Us upward waS9S NC p.lsi nc mere"
In Fayetteville, ON the goth ut. Mrs Alatheah b.,
wife OF Mr. Ezekiel Bxly, and daughter Of Mr. jon
sihan Dunkiee, formerly Of Marlboro, aged 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

"PETER's Bishop Hughes has is
sued his orders for the collection Of monies to be
forwarded TO the Pope, and undoubtedly the un-
fortunate Prelate will receive bountiful dona.
ton from his friends in our ele,olent country.
We have no fault to find with this, it bis Holi-
ness Inns need of pecuniary aid. We have no
facts in the case save that be is Immediately in
the hands Of friends, who viii probably see that
he does not suffer. There is passage in Book
that is generally considered canonical. TO the
purport that they who give to the rich shall come
to want, There is another passage in the same
volume, in which The Saviour OF mankind de-
clares the principle that the doing deed of
charity to the least Of his friends, is doing the
same to Him.
The latter, We think, should have suggested
some primary deed of charity TO Catholic Irc-
land, Human life is throughout starving Ire
land, in the hand of the Destroyer. Yet no
hand is lifted for her aid With the arrival Of
every steamer, come the sickcning rcpetiiions Of
the tale of misery disease, starvation and death.
and it falls upon our cars without awakening any
effort to assist our poor brethren across the wa
ter. Has the fountain of true bencvolence be-
come dry with US? We know not how It strikes
others, but it seems to u.s. that the charities Of
the present day are, TOO many OF them, confer
red upon objects which are comparatively un-
worthy, when placed beside others that receive
no notice.-Sprinqfeid Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say advertised"
As FIJI FEssENDEN, r. NJ.
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fremont and Old Colony
NJ ALL

VNHE subscribers have been appointed Agents for
IL selling the fremont Iron Co.'S Nails,
and respectfully ask all dealers to call and examine
them nj
store No. 20 State Street, Boston.
They offer these Nails for examination, in the
fullest belief that they are the most perfect in all
respects Of any ever produced for sale in the Uni
ted States They are also Agents for the sale Of the
OLD COLONY IRON CO.'S NAILS,
the reputation OF which has been long firmly esiab.
shcd.
They deal in POT and PEARL ASHES, and
have always on hand superior quality for retail.
ing. VIM. THOMAS q co.
Boston, June -, ls49. 3mo45
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

JUSTICE TARDY, BUT SURE.-Nearly year
ago, Terence Rowan robbed poor woman Of
about $50, and decamped from the city. The
other day, thinking the matter bad blown over,
he returned. But the robbery had not passed
from the mind of officer Shuie, who, seeing
Rowan in the vicinity Of Ann street, look him
into custody. Yesterday, he was committed to
await trial in the Municipal Court, in default OF
bail for s30O.--Boston Traveller, 27h.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

So The old line Democrats of this county met
in Convention at Fayetteville, on tho 4tb, and
showed their " Independence" Of the cbamelcons
by nominating Walter Eager, Cotton Mather,
and John Minard, for State Senators.
We understand that proposition from the
ehamcleons, to defer action until ancr their Con.
veniion on the 18th, was decisivcly voted down
by the old liners.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
ICE CREAMS /!
Nuts, Fruit, & Fancy Confectionery.

lie hopes by strict attention TO business and FAIR
and honorable dealing, TO nsrif and rece~ share
Of public patronage ABB. PARSONS
Dratileboro, May, is4o. isif5s
~ a. q. =. is also Agent FOR the sale Of all the
celebrated REFERS, such as Albany. Troy New
York Poughkcepsic, and other Manufactures, in
barrels half barrels and kegs, which will be sold
=; Manufacturer prizes Dealers are requested to
call and examine prices and qualities.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

trpoMIrApLs Es.Roy OF THE AMERICAN
CHARAcTER.--Th following, from the St. Louis
Union, Immediately after the fire, is illustrative
Of the invincible enterprise of our people. Such
men literally rise under pressure:
"a day or two since, while we were lament
ing the misfortunes that had befallen our city, &
French gentleman to whom VIC had just been
introduced, observed--"Ah sare, dc Amercaine
be one mighty nation; you nerer make him gel
up very much till you strike him one great btot0
on The head to knock hin, dotrn."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

Making the nominal capital s4,ooo,ooo
Some of the stock has been Issued at par, some
al 10, and some at so per cent? and the amount
actually paid in is S2,300,00o.
Some debate ensued upon the proposition, but
the result was entirely in its favor, only about
500 shares Of the whole Of the stock represented
at the meeting voting in the negative, and over
5000 shares being recorded in the affirmative.
A proposition to include in the mortgage
bonds payment of $4,000 Of interest money
due to stockholders was negatiycd.
Boston Courier, 30lh uL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
POSTSCRIPT.

AccrDENr.-sir Elroy Stoddard, of this town,
had his left hand shattered so severely by the
bursting Of gun on the morning Of the 4th, that
he will probably lose all tho fingers. II is said
that he had in his gun some ? or inches Of
nnMder and wnlldinn