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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

Or The Washington Republic gives Father
Richie neither peace nor quarter, II broiis
him for breakfast, bdsies him for dinner aud
ioasis him for tea. The old gentleman can't
stand such doings long. And yet the Whigs
cannot afford to lose such an opponent.
Albany Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

~ During the Presidential canvass the Wings
were censured for supporting a man who would
make mo pledges" Gen. Taylor is now con-
.lemned for violating "solemn pledges made DUR
ing the Presidential canvass II is very diff
cult to please our Locofoco friends. But il Is
gratifying to know that Locofoco censure Is the
best evidence that public servant is right
Aitony Joianal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

CuoLEnA ~ PARIS Geo w. Kendall
wiring from Paris in regard 10 the ravaecs Of
,qecholera there, says that friend described 10
'nm ilic following strange scenes Of which he was
witness, IN the Church Of St. Louis DAMN
Seeing marriage party enter, the bride
beautiful girl Of some eighteen summers, be him
self vent in to observe the ceremonies. Nea,
the centre Of the altar the marriage party tool
their staiion, on the RICH. christening was o..
cupying the attention Of portion Of the priests.
while on the left were three collins over which
the last prayers Of the church were being aid
Aud before the marriage VOWS were pliphted
and the party were ready TO retire, they found
their egress almost blocked by the number Of
dead bodies which had been brought in during
the ceremony r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

g Warm baths arc pronounced a specific
against cholera. There Is no doubt healthy
state of the skin is a powerful protection from
It's nssaults
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

GS A physician advertised, that BY genera
request, he had removed near the church-yard
and trusted that hisremoval would accommodate
the friends Of bis patients.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

rzr The New Haven people have held one or
two public meetings on The subject Of liquor ra-
tons and Aogging in the Navy. Addresses were
made by several persons, and resolutions passed
all directed against tho evils named.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

DEsTRUorIyENEss LAReE.--In one Of the
counties of Kentucky, they make their candi-
dates for Office pledge themselves sin favor of
the next war;"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

TnE PHYSIOLOGICAL JoURNAI. for August
contains portrait, sketch and biography Of Fa-
Their Mathew, which every worshiper of true
heroes ought to possess. The other matter in
this number is fully up to the average mark.
THE WATER CuRE JOURNAL for August
contains Advice for selfircaimeni in Cholera
Chronic Rheumatism cured ly Water; Comics,
sions Of a Tobacco-chewing Doctor; and many
other interesting articles.
Both Journals are published by Fowlers &
Wells, New York city, and for lie by Tyler &
Carpenter, in this village.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

a When the people in dwelling neglect to
sweep of the dirt, there is danger that the ehol-
era will sweep off the people, Lynn Ne,rs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

90 The Democratic platform is long and
broad enough to accommodate all the advocates
II "equal and exact justice. "-Register.
The seat is good enough, but / can't stand
the smell, as The boy said when he jumped of
the hog-pen--Ne,e Haven Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

STRAY Boy.--A little boy three or four years
old, got upon the cars ON Thursday, at New
Haven, and rode TO Springfield, where he put
on board with other children, al the Depot, and
was not noticed until called upon 10 pay his fare
lie was dressed neatly, In checked trowsers, but
toned TO pink colorcd wasteoai, with brass
buttons, says he has grandmother, and ''slceps
with joe lie appeared perfectly at home, but
tho Conductor thought i better to take him
back last evening, and We hope his trip will
provo beneficial TO his health.
.SpFinqfsh Republican, I'm.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

4 A RACE FOR LIFE--Prescncc OF mind is a
life prcservcr which, although mover patented, is
not yet to be possessed by ell men. Presence
of mind is the power Of maintaining the opera
lions of the mind in the midst Of danger, and
against the assaults of fear and surprise. 1t is
invaluable TO the possessor as personal safe
guard, and gives him the power to protect the
lives of many Of his fellow men.
As an instance OF this latter power, we will
relate little incident told to us by one who had
seen much Of the world in various lands. He
was at port in the West Indies With ~ o
friends he went down to the water to bathe.~-
While he remained upon the shore, and his COM
panions were sporting with the waves at q con-
siderable distance, he espied an enormous shark
making straight for the unconscious swimmers.
The first impulse Of hasty and inconsideraie
person would have been to alarm the bathers by
loud outcries Of danger. But our friend knew
that such course would, by frightening them,
deprive his companions of all power Of escupe
He therefore preserved his unconcerncd APP
pearance, and pluyfully shouting TO them, ban
tered them to a race, and to increase the rivalry
between them, promised the one who should
first reach the shore slight reward. Nothing
10th to try their powers OF speed, the two swim
mers struck out for the shore with all the swift
ness ut their command. All this time the shark
had been silently nearing his prey, and rs they
turned Tor the shore nc Snot through the waves
with increased rapidity. The race for life, un.
consciously on the part Of the pursued, was now
fairly begun. The swimmers strained every
nerve in their friendly rivalry, while yet the
shark gained rapidly upon them Our friend
upon the shore, although inwardly tortured with
anxiety, still preserved bis calm and smiling
appearance, as he continued 10 throw out incen-
sives to increase the speed Of his unfortunate
friends. They were still long way from the
Shore when one of them showed signs of fatigue,
and was apparently about to relinquish the race.
That was a moment Of great agony for our friend.
Still he preserved his presence Of mind and
shouting encouragingly to the tired swimmer,
induced him to continue the contest for the VIC
tory. On came the shark, nearer and nearer.
bis fms flashing in the sunlight. The swimmers
approached the SHIRE the shark was SO near
bis victims that he turned upon his back to be-
gin the work Of death our friend rushed into
the water, and dragging his amazed friends upon
the bank, pointed to the baffled sea monster,
now lashing the waves with his fms. Then the
swimmers comprehended the imminent danger
from which they had escaped, and one of them
fell fainting to the earth. They never forgot
the unconscious race with the shark, nor that Il
was to the admirable presence of mind Of their
friend that they owed their lives.
Porland Transcript,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

lLLusrnArED NATURAL HlsToRy, for July
has been received It is an excellent monthly
periodical, and is very useful to young students
Of Natural History. It is only 81 a year and il
published by Green & Spencer, 90 Bowery, New
Yerk city.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

SKIS-DEEr DFMocRAcy.-John Kcltcrman,
a" Democratic" Justice Of the Peace, in Caesar
creek township, Greene CO., Ohio, resigned bis
Office few days since, in consequence of tho
repeal Of the law prohibiting negroes from Civ
parties His Democratic" soul re,olled at the
idea OF allowing witnesses TO be Of darker out.
ward shade than himsclf-well, il did
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

RAILROAD Academies. l.. Spaflord, one
Of the corps of civil engineers on the VI. and
Mass. Railroad, was knocked from a car while
passing o bridge, on Friday afternoon, Sd, and
had his shouldcr;ioint disocated and was other
wise severely though not dangerously injured.
Marcus Morton, Jr. met with a very serious
accident at Neponset, on the sth. He was Sit
ting on a platform, at the depot, waiting for the
cars The train, coming along suddenly, caught
his leg, rolled him over several times and injured
him very seriously. He was finally drawn from
his perilous situation. aud conveyed home.
An Irishman name unknown, jumped from a
car while it was in motion, on the Fitchburg
Railroad, 9Th inst. lie stumbled, fell upon the
track, wns run over, and killed.
On Saturday afternoon last, man named Jo-
scph Lewis, Of Newbuyport, was run over at
the fremont street crossing Of the Worcester
Railroad, in Boston, and both his legs broken,
so that he died in a short time. lie was walk
ing upon the track in defiance Of sigD.board
warnings, and the ringing Of the enpine-bell.
On Saturday evening last, near Bridgeport,
Ct, woman, name unknown was knocked off
a Railroad bridge on which she was walking and
found TO be dead when taken out Of the water.
A little girl who had been with her was prevail
cd upon not to cross the bridge, as the train was
momenily expected, but the woman would not
heed the admonition. When she hnd got about
half across, the train dashed around curve and
hurried her into eternity.
These casualties show that people can't be TOO
careful abont playing with the "lron Horse
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

STEAM BurcHFRY.--We are glad TO sec
that the owners of the barque Charles Bartlett,
which was run down ut sea by the British steam
or, have made an attempt 10 recover damages Of
the proprietors for the loss Of tho vessel; but
they are not likely 10 succeed. Speed in trav-
cling Is Of more consequence than risk 10 prop
erty and lives. Whit arc 1870 human beings in
j. comparison with dozen hours difference in tho
time of Royal mail steamers arrival ut her
wiarf2 Nothing. II was not necessary for
those 1870 persons 10 live, but il was necessary
for the steamer 10 go ahead, fog or no fog.
Boston Cabinet.
The same principle appears in the slaughter
ing operations on American Railroads.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17

81 A man was struck by the corner Of an
engine, on the Vermont and Massachusetts Rail-
road, in Fitchburg, on "Wednesday of last week,
and instantly killed. Ills name was Rich, aud
he was intoxicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

Ca.puARLE BEQuFsTs.-Nrs. Babel Woh -
hen well knoSn 20 many respectable families oi this
itv A. teacher Of French, and recently deceased has
made the following disposition Of her property *
c.-siny $1,000: To the Theological seminary OF Au.
b.~n S2OlO. American Home Missionary society,".
81 American Bible society. ESQ. American Tract
e,eietv go American Board 81 Foreign Missions
81. 10 Pauline Butler. 500 Rachel Harrison. 500 ,
10 her cousins, Henry Faory aud sister. sl5o' Df
MrNar s2OO; and the residue 10 the Asylum for Ind
gent Widows and Single Women on Cherry.-t
Philadelphia Inquirer
TytyGRAPH egfr.-The great TELEGRAPH snt
wa. 70 commence a. Frankfort Ky. on Tuesday last
The parties represented by la~yefs OF thr u-n''
sblbty. Hon : r. Chase Judge Firiie ana Attorney
General johnson appear for Mf o hieiiy ana N"''s
LouehbOrOugh and WOolloy Tor Mpfs' a W. 81 -
,t IA unusual interest and 20 sete great prime -
Jadge Mckinley pre..des anu Judge u .,roe u Ns'o
oaie Judge
G,.rro rgy PgSiTFfTIARY We learn nat
ebu.,er alias Hand and ~ ne both convicted Al me
lat term Of the ara. were on NHhiat 49,
removed from tn I'D. l-. n.tenrary, puf-uan 20
their sentences petition 20 me Fresl'rn, iDi 'ne
pardon Of SAastcr VA presented ny n'- WI
sgo. .N"' in''.-s ''''i' i'i'
M r p. Bond - tr~ Senior Class AZ he
Divinity scho.i m Gam 0r .o. - going out o. Cantor
Ms as mis- 4fff-r 4... re direction ~ the tnl
tsnan Assoc. .-.r bio to be- ordained A. an Ivan
sei.t 10. moro. .iI- Lowell Courier. l2tn.
r. IT, bot Con non Counc has decided
10 carry the Cocnltuate water through Charle-tcwn
and Cncses 10 Eas, Boston. Al an expense o SfyJ"V
that being Tie estimate Of the Water Commandments
CY- Mr. John Madison OF Marion Co. Fla was
recently waylaid and beaten by two fellows, named
BurlesOn and MesdOws, % shOcNng.y mat ms lie i
despa.red Of
CS- Gen. TAYLOR having been invited to visl'
Trenton says be shan De happy % do 60 during the
Summer, II his public duties "lll permit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

wsso-sesy soroiuE. Jao. -. cA1HARISE RUDY .g-d
Jss sad noah' youngest daughter Of sl5 Elizabeth
Csm~rt
nsnds Of ihe family, and Of her Ksndhsr
Jobs Re' invited 10 attend her alsra rnilg
from ~ - HoustoDst
Ys,tsro.J o9fnaE s.r tedious oss- JAMES ADAM on,
o late Jsns. NJ Alan, the I7th
family Z.
at och, from his No
nARrIS LABOR, sg-5 y-srs months
ol
muse fh sthsf 3s BOvsr st2 O'Clock his day THURSDAY
Oa Wssns.day attP Al the residence Of mother ~
Ts.a ftst MARY eldest daughter Of the late Spence
PhHs5spha
Lac. Church Clinton avenue. Bfookyr whofs will BE-
- .fBP VI tins day. Thursday
ysa. 49, Of tn. Prsssipg spdeme. ALFRED Abel DUSs
COMB sksd 81 years.
OF the family respectfully invited %
k thu. b0rsdAy afternoon al ~ O'clock from the
II 4. John Ab-e, 10 Sc ond avenue
Yesterday .vsniug June 49, WILLIAM, Of jacob Olive
sg.d ? years
Tsn.n p N to-day. Juns H. from - rssencs Of h bro
s Tay Boosyn The friends Oi The family invited TO
,tss5 without farther notcs
Al Portage. iIvng.to Co JBns T. sANDFOkD HUNT Esq an
.rursng much esteemed Of Nth
.boa bad resided for Mr. Huo native
Of C0unsceut but early into Greene County,
.t.s 1918 he where the o H. be
uosf oiibe STATE, Of the dsc@as-d Alb I've jour
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For Sales Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

"WEDNESDAY, June l3-P. NJ.
The Stock market to-day is generally heavy for
the Fancies but the demand for Government Stocks
has been large, at very full prices. Coupon Stock,
Ices sold at I6all6i Treasures ll5i Loan 1861 ll5
al three offering at these prices taken and most
Of the purchases went abroad in the steamer The
orders for Reading Bonds from Philadelphia, where
there appears to be in them, carried the price
10 rapid advance previous rates.
The market closed heavily tor Sterling at q a O.,
tie latter for best Bis The supply was fair. The
large amount OF Stocks sent remittances makes a
material difference in the demand for Bills Francs are
$50 and dull.
There Is less activity IN Freghts. Cotton ls
shipped at ia and 81 o. bale Flour Is cd Corn, SAD
s6d in bulk heavy Freight, 22s cd d25s vessel
was chartered for Cork and amarket at I'd To Havre,
Cotton is going at &c. There is more doing for Cali
fornis at 5Oa6O cts q foot and s4Od $50 y NJ for
Lumber. To London, within few days, 1850 bbs
Tarpentine 2s 09s cd for small and large bbls 300
Beef De 300 bbls Lard, rs Cd 600 do Oil, Pos, 80
bids Tallow 27s Cd POO bxs Bacon 3Os S. tons Furs
1.; $50 bbs Flour 70 100 do Rosin, 2s Ga 30 To
bssco S. Cd and ~ bxs 3s. To Glasgow. 100 bbls
Lard, 2Js Corn, 6ld Flour, Is Quercitron Bark
So To Antwerp 500 bales Cotton at &c. To Holland,
Ashes 25s 100 bales Cotton, &C.
The receipts at the sub-Treasury are. .si5, lo2
p,vments ......... II ,O5S
Balance ,24l,277
IL is generally believed that the City Banks
hod now eleven millions of coin in vault.
There is more excitement In w allst than has
been noticed for time past II is difficult to get
yDy important speculative movement IN the Fan
dss but the feeling il generally better, generated,
probably. by the rapid and important rise IN Govern
rni and State sccuriiics Under all the impulses
he market has had ior the asst week or two in the
A,pe of Cs'ioIni, 20 a. aud largely advanced prices
for our Sto,ks Europe 1t is not surprising that some
snhsncem,l Do tie rates Tor all descriptions Of stocks
should taA, place.
The receipts vi the Michigan Central Railroad
ir Nay were $4,000, instead Of $4,000, as printed
The Merchants Exchange Bank has declared
dividend OF IS cents v share
The earnings of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad for May show a fair gain on the same month
Of last year The receipts were as annexed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

ESSAYS ON EXTERNAL INFLAMMATION
rEy- And IL. best RENE dy-Barry's Tricoph.

~ And Its best remedy-bafryNs Aricopn-
erou. bv Prof BARRY.-<o. l. The presence OF irra-
ting elements in the blood suppressed persprauon Oh
scton OF the Of the skim and torpdiy OF he
superficial sbsorbents the ghtf causes OF erupons
hollis hloehes rashes rheumatism. umors, wens swell
nes Of the glands and joints aud all that legion OF cua-
peous muscular and gandular diseases that hesh s heir
To- The best preventauves OF these complaints are ie
perance wholesome air aud regular exercise but there Is
only ons cure for all Of them viz such gentle aud health
c ex,eral stimulus a. Will enable the vessels near the
.urface 10 resume their natural acuon ans eApc me us
ease This is end and object OF hAkkf AfCoPhcful
W applicable TO affections Of The skin he muscles and NE
Glands Acting solvent 70 frees the pores Hun4 inc
Concrete substances which obsiruct cNapofauo ao ea
- Them 10 throw of the waste matter deNroied ~ eN
inns nj the skin Passing through the sosorptns hio
he circulation II imparis impetus 10 the nllcs CIV
, -. :, ~,ers " tlip 10 nature" and waking up the
Sleeping vessels Of The cuucle and the inieguens pc
meath and thus enabling the other poruohs ~ e
organization, whose province u l. 70 carry GU VIC ~
nefre ~ the system 10 perform their mncuons "h QUO
,r " hen ths piished The disease IS sole-he
~. - nerf.-t,i Il Is precisely by This mole 81 opera
, 49, e,prNs Trcopherous frees the halr from scAri
and dsnd f " hch are simply eXfohasions OF me
otthe head and the coucreuons ron H. ihHCu'e =.
that the philosophy Of ts effect upon the SAN taes vA
acy " IN the modus operandi by which II besuuhcs re-
stores and preserves the hair, and IL reputation a.
for Diseases skin. glands and muscles ana io ~ "a
terual injuries should IN justice equal The fame II mas &c
CURED preparation tor the hair. .,
sold in large bottles. price > cents al lle pltuSf.
Office Isl Broadway New-YoTk Redding 90 SiAle.sl
Boston, Child Co 5 Ledger Buildings fhiaae PMS
Co Charleston, ;. c. Wright Co. ISL ChaIifessI
New-Oreans; Brombefg Mobile Ala >'ergeI, h1oln.
WIS, and by al the principal druggists ana ueISIaus
throughout the United States and Canada Jeli -IhSS
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS.

n l. Xt-LTFE offer. for safe sale Al No no Chatham
corner of Orrsel n assortment Of Fire Norks
consisting Of AMI brilliant designs Tor Exhibitions,
among which are Kaleidoscope. Cascades ko-rur-,
United Diamonds. Revolving suns, ye"tiri tros~es
Gal iopade of s.rI -lt- Cuncenutd Wheels, Ctprce-
Large Rockets. Roman Candles aud luurinauons OF crim
son yellow green ald blue hrrs
TOGETHER WIN sNALikS woEks FoS rHg TRADE
Cosprtsias ~ Put
ounce ounce. N. . n, ~ and ? ~ kocSeis
3 g. T. g. 3. lo. ~ snd ID ba Roman Ctndles
B.rgola Lights s-rpenta Mine. II Serpens, Se
Flower Pof. Rlr IIahfs. ~lXpn-
T|raurrs Tur0fL.rz. roflUIonz,
tir..-Inuu.r- PuIIn. Crackers MsrDOu-
Pm Whrs-. Scroll " a~v >, Pigeons
Chimes. Rockets. Jo.tc FIRE Crackers. N. Nc
COutfee- aud all others DESTROYS Of giving eNhlN Ons
can De ,rn shed e shortest uUucr and lowest prices
? L. VI LIFE. cor Chatham and Orange sts.
nnyh l.ry, entrance ~ door in Oranges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
GENERAL NOTICES.
y Rocky Mountain Beaver Hat- or various

~ Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats Of various
shades of C0lOr.-blAD, cor. Pine and Nassau q.
invites he ateu-cn = the pubic tbs popular .r4
siegani summer Hst manufactured roa pure stock IL
feine-y ighi AID flexible together VIII arEe variety II
Straw Hate Of Emperor quality. A.-o GrATAQrIL
and PANAMA HATS a. VERY LOW PRICES Of or
own importation. 20. up without bleaching or q, Fenirg
"a vrry superior sr-c.e-retail-d e. wholesale p-ce.
my44 m.sTThssJyl BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau 81
~ DR.. DE Isaney'- Medical and surgical q f.
nee. b ferHrc-st street south " Cars-.f L
Once h1ur- from A ". 90 " NV. lri..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

ieoS-Pr -. s-r, i H. c..t 80 y 'o no. - FER
20 s - '-'- tsl'e- 49, sf'-e tnsh b'f. Ave 90 -. -
80 o-iioaEt - '-.v, e'a Do y ooasa' nhs s'
LEAD-k..- q Ioo Eas,s Ps made az cash
American i. led Iron shsrf
% =, fpp-r. ssa57s or Kas-h :sa5s
stEswAT -. j ol 4 j-'.- .,slslsHe.
TtAx-s... 100 u J-o., Al s,sas, y 2
= 81. N E.,,.,a ,,s
LEATHER-B-nes s. continue. yer. arm With rather an pp
naval sfoBEs Tl.r- N eh,rs. m.,ls,
to- eorroa Rom At -, o,v-r-s 90 90 som Comfy
sa.,. 5-vsr-d 100 sscsd Nort County Tar =,
~ ans spfis rafPen'n. ~ ~ eah We quote Norm
coea;y Iafpenur, hfm Il 81 y = n
.ss .s. :. .r. .''s . 80 % si 6. w.
terms oh not earn nd too Dressed s41 nos OF pr
have 70 focs 81 bass naaa;s sI's IRON Esani %
HiOEs~T.s ar. 300 Ba.ao. Ay.. Boston ,o~ass aaa
20 com. here = \ D. ~ nls, 100 Ro Grs,d-. 25. y. cup
po.se ~ cent so sou'a.ra ~ es.5v e..h ali
FIsH bot dong and have Only 70 sales
= ~ Dry Co - 49, 1000 Dbl, ss..shas''
ns,s-f, ~ 81 fr No Is s71as l4' for 80 .nd
~ - Tor ~ Os oos o-W 80 be ts f,os,d 81 s. and
~ Of BE Nos and Coansc1i snsd g. 90 ood - b. hsnng
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