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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28

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qualities, and as mild agd piease1t a. tIe No..
aehcaIe cordial. II is very soothing and heat
ing 10 ihe Lungs and is every where acknoygi-
edged by Druggists, Physicians. asd In vb,
have used 1t 70 be tle most Eaeetaai Cotstiye
knOwu.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28

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DUBLI6lED simultaneously in Inc tbree
4 cities Of Nov York, PHILADELPHIA. BaIti-
more, as soon as o LOCO Subscribers ard obtain
ed; ana having already an actual circulation Of
100000, Is now certain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

1nE l.aDps' sEwisu sofvrr-RfroEr zoe iantirY-
The report of the sscrstary ani Treasurer of the d..
Sewing Society for the mouth oi January ;s that thsr.
have been Eve regular and ten special meeting. q s
society during the month, with average aiisnianc=
ot hi'y lsdles Al each nosting trehiy tso comfort
aIty destitute p-rsons have bsen eioihsd alec sss
hundred children belonging u tho niisson tsnpefan,e
20 be able 10 att. nd scbeol. fOfty ave children
Who % not attend sabbath school have l~sn Ia ia.
manner aided, and twenty ssvsn have bssa applied
he GBanei. statement u ,h- Secretary oy ,b- aoB,
az follows
Psc.v,a from fond. Ia the hands ~ the Mayor 30 -
Rseei, I'd ffop tb- city Hssioa Rslai tunJ ~ ~
Received doDsuons rua VArsus soafces 70 ~
LgJ<ad1sr>s
Pad for goods u mA@s tnio fothinr kes .ty -
Balance On hsnS ..,...s....,.t-t..... ~
TaaI. ,yI o.
his soei.iy meet. rssa.riy % w.tss-isy .tsrno.n
Of each sesk al she fotnsos the fssag Msns Christian
A.soesion, corner u Grsgory ami Rsnasrso. street.
The hmsfiean Association Tor keiss Ving ihs For,
Ia y.rey aty has algsa nearsy hgn4Is1 fsulis.s
sine. IL 0Tssnl1silon, mcst of -hom us1h serspt9
AID only a. a hsn. T-ssiJ thSs. families 80 -soaiy
suppDrisd by u
1vo B.u,E.rs s.xDizg- asWs.TsB ~ isrisy after
noan sae.r F.hbsnks dls>orsrel three ssfIrs a War
ren stree, vho has asi parted oospssy vih ivo oznFy
hollsr be sscostsi ssd fsa ID tsi tssy hAi
bsen sisasd ost ~ o. bJ ihs ball ssfs gsn- ~ ks,s
pgfsut snd ssgsb. a th. shaFgers snl ioos him
9Th eoasls.rsbs a1euy ~ tss all " srgshs vs.r,
10 ~. csns al tb~ esy pfisen. TIE onesrs TEA Fs
gstg 10 the ferry abd essxhs ssoiisr ~ tle party.
ubo .iso kstsf up. lie e;brf 0ns ssrassa u.
money found 'b~ piitoa>fs, fhs e0Hatryh8sa
-ers from the west ssa -.'s = hss- sailed = ihs
Jamestown Fssafssy, bu. rrsssuisd ~ igrnasg
81 seguais'ssos vtih tnsss rssuss0s. a whO9i rrs
j.tssd 10 " n,a b~lousisS % boafa u ~, asA tts
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yrisot~s IN - etepghs bsioTs ihe h~rpfsFr iHs @9n
fng
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~ sssth ifoa iAs tsa4s sf essFgvs, eAnr y a. -
ss,artsy. ~ spears ihzt % nafsasy sshs NJ iino.
tiy fsmvl-tso fsn1sss 10 vsstssa ssy~ B<rxrA
Hi ilss Ya~fsss ctfsf. .ass - As ~ AflA&
faraso~ " bsrus " sfafeoAl ~ 10 fdsn - va<h w.
ssa hs -lfs .syt ffgn tl,e ne "a sesnsfel uptsthV
sas tsewa ~ i untt ssi4flsy nsfnAnr, $50 ~
rssapteisD vhs. eufrg tLsi aiFsfA. - 80 -tk y
stoas IestYNrfd ~ sfGsts, ssl teN@a sff 4sn&o4
i3ax Hlxa Ia SCR 1s8f rh4 uaaagr4 - Nst = -
sls3sw sta xats - aa0rs - gAatf " 80 tfewsst
ths TffrAiayssea 80 20 aff - - 80 aisafss
~ .lss. Ae sssrsi as 49, y. As;aetsy " ksfses
v ihs gssss ~ = ssss ,saH - Nss4ss'sa aAsss.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12
Caf.cfi. CtlANHIn.

UNAHA UiTY, Jan. 70, IeJJ.l
Enclosed ,sns Jou copy d a Joint resolution
(siytn In the foregoing letter. introduced 10 the
House ,day. II will be before the house on dAy
after to morrow, and the prospect 81 its passage x
very hsrsrpg; Indeed, msy say the passage Of
this, ote more extended, oil certainly psss both
hOuseS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12
SALES AT AOOTiOr.

III TENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTION EER. .--BEAUTfrUI. SAfE
fancy goods, Ie-Henry H. Leeds Co. viii sell BY aue
ton, on Tuesday, 18th, and Wednesday, 14th February
at l0k O'Clock sscn day. at the salesoom 10 Nassau
street. between Pine and Cedar Streets the importation
Of Ssnor @. B. PansclAni Large sale Of about hun
drcd superb marble goods just received from Italy
and other new styss a vases. in bssso si.o
large assortment Of svssr description, and large
sort1nent Of fancy marble ornaments Also an invoice
OF beautiful alabsster groups Venus Of Csnoca Dancing
Girls, Cleopatra, susannsh, Hcbe o Canova Hercules
Venus Ia Shell Ne. Also large lot OF freah goods
soxss looking glasses cabinets Illuminated night clocks
groups, figures, orraou clocks bronzes, plated ware
china and other desirable goods Sale without
ToHN w. soMERINDYKE, AucrIONEER. STORE ITO
q Centre street, corner Of Frsukn. To house
and vessel raisers VIII sell at auctions Tuesday the
18th instant, at No. IL Forsyth street at 10 oceck
eight sets superior raising screws, and lot Of yellow
pine timber. VIM. I. BOND, Salesman.
IOHN W. soMERNDYKE, AUCIIONEER = MORT.
day o7 James street II O'Clock. Tho stock conssts
OF the usual variety The fixtures for grocery and IL
qnors cA Also Q, one y, year: lea lease from May nert
CHARLES T. WATTS, Attorney fornortgagee.
MONDAY MORNING, AT loh O'CLOCK WILL
Iu sell, at my auction room, No. 3ol Broadway, cor
Of Duane streetOne superior piano forte
valued at 1929 not surpassed BY any Tor tone, and
OF rosewood parior furniture covered crimson satin
brocaelle sofa two arp chairs, four chairs and table
black walnut and oak extension dining tables with pill
lars and legs mahogany secretary, bookcases, ward
robes, sofas, divans, tete aetes rockers easy chairs
paror chairs, washstands, bedsteads bureaus &c
after which, Ave splendid oil paintings in rich gilt
frames by c. Coates Esq also IS from other artists
For particulars, examine printed catalogue early
Monday morning TUSIs MoRRELL, Auctioneer.
SIyM. b. JONES, AUCTIONEER.- VIRTUE OF AN
w execution, will expose for sale, at bile
tion Monday, February IL, at IL clock NJ at the
southeast of Allen and Ryagton streets all the
right title and interest which Dr Roesler had the
18th day of January 1856, any time thereafter, in
nj "A
CHAS. W. KRUGER, Constable.
w b. JONES' AUCtIONEFR --NOTICE.-BY vIR-
w tue Of execution, will expose for SALE ut
public vendue Tuesday the 18th day Of February
o'clock in the afternoon at pier 80 East river all the
right, title AMI interest which ANTONIO Figarri had
the 18th day Of January 1885, any time thereafter.
in the ship Commonwealth.
CHARLES w. KRUGER, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

A UCTION NoIICE--J. BOGART, AUCrIONEER, BY
IA 5. Hogart, Tuesday, at II O'Clock, at the
saiesi rooms corner Of Frankfort and William street,
household furniture, &C.. consisting Of large and ge
neral assortment Of parlor bed and kitchen fur
nture oce desks iron safe lot of fancy goods cloth
ing 8c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

NOTICE-THE COLLECTOR OF THE TOWN OF PEI.
IN ham win meet at the North American Hotel,
Bowery Bayard street. to receive Of
sdent lots Of Pelhamville and Prospect Hill in said town.
on the 18th February, in the city Of New York
ts BENZ r. HORTON Collector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12


Couuh,g HonSe CosHed
Douglas. .... A. ,. Hanson IN r. q. Goodwill M
W.N. Byers (S) 40 Richardson (S)
wm. Clancy M A. d. Jones M
y. Davidson IN q Rogers M
Y. b. whitted (N)
A. ID. Goysr (SD
y. Davis wi
A. g. Poppleton (N)
Washbs ton =. A. Arnold on J. q. Mitchell WI
smith.
Burt.... ..... .. y. Robert,on (S) J. Folsom N)
n. Q. Purple (wJ
DOES. .......E y; Boyle (S) Nh. Clark 81
J.W. Nchsrdson (S)
Csss.... II. J. NJ latham (N) l.. Hickols wv
I'D. N.Thompson(B)
VIM. Kempton (ND
Fierce ....... g. Bennett (Wl u. Bradford wi
=. ~ Covles (W) ". y. B~nDstt ~
J. u. Decker W. q. H Co~fiss tw
W. b. Hall (NJ
w. w. MADDOX M
formy....t..-J. A. FipgIston lA) r. Bro-n (N)
=. N. Wood (N)
EieharJson. ID. NJ Johnston (S} " L SHARP ~
wa. finnsy W.
The letter N cpTssite each name above signifies
their sfiba'icn with Nebraska democrats; W with
wing OF snti Sebrsss wh'gs, ard n ter Bent %
etmccpts.
Ons-A Cffy, Jan. ~. Is55.
The orst Tsrri,oIisl ssis-A;are 81 Sebrzka coo.
yesed In this city toe Icth iDss and both Asases
UgSizst ismposriy. In the siisgaoos ,rerp~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

uAvANA, ISLAND OF CUBA--GENERAI AND
II commission sgency.-Mercaderes street, No. g.
Mr.. j. q. Suzarte for moderate rate OF commission,
will execute orcers for the purchase OF the different
products of the island Of Cuba such sugar moasses
tobacco segars, &c, also the enectng sales Of
consgnments OF merchandise entrusted to hs In
the brokerage department Mr. Suzarte viii attend to ths
purchase Of shares Of the different stock companies,
landed property bouses villas and country seats the
delightful Of Havana, alotments of Land coffee
and sugar estates farms and cottages &c. HIS long
perence and extensive acquaintance places him in po
son 20 obtain the most favorable purchases and seec
him viii be satisfied Mr.. Suzarte Will produce the
best references to standing and capability Orders 10
he directed above. j, u, SJZARTE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

n SAsH AuoSSEsRspGks y ITO sio Fss ssoip 70
the store at IL O'Clock, A. for account Of whom
IL may concern to pay advances and other expenses
lot Of cushion chairs tables mattresses looking glasses
wood book Also by order OF the sherid Office
furniture, carpets, &c. Also counters with drawers
cutting boards with drawers, show large oil CLOTH
pas fxturss mirrors, chairs, SC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

A UCIIoN NOTICE.-THOMAS BELL. ACcrIoNEER.
IA BY BELL and Bush, Tuesday, ut II O'Clock, In the
sale Iocms 27 Centre street, will be sold without
serve the furniture and housekeeping articles removed
from Bedord-street, postponed account Of the wea
tner Also dry goods, paintings, groceries, &C. Full
particulars morning Of sale Canary birds, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE WILL BE
IN special meeting Of the stockholders Of the Ameri-
ana Foreign Iron Pavement Company At their once,
ITO Broadway Now York, the 18th DAY Of February
next, ut IL M, for the election Of trustees
New York, Jan. "a. 1866. l. IL SAGE, Secy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

NOTlCE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING DRESSES OR
In dress goods at my rooms, e6 IispenaId street.
notified to call immediately and take them away, as
about removing from the city. MRS. BARRETT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

DY @. A. WATERBURY,, AuCHoNEFR, SELL,
ID at i044 o'clock, on Tuesday, FEBRUARY IL, with
celetrated and costly watches; among them self
winding and setting watches, (no key required), also
double t'mers with independent seconds. all In hunting
cases. The diamond jewelry embraces almost every
tce the trade, such bracelets, finger ngs,
rings breastpins gold chains pencil cases, keys, &c
In variety. Also, at the same time, by order OF
Judgment from the Supreme Court In satisfaction
for rent hne gold watches In double cases. and ewery
Full particulars by catalogue, morning Of SALE at
store, - Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

TUE BAPTIST HISTORICAL S0CIETY.-THE FIRST
i regular monthly meeting of this Society viii be
hedn the lecture of the Tabernacle Baptist Church.
second avenue opposite Astor place, this Monday
evening, at a O'clock when the usual business will be
T. Valentine Esq. The public are in yited to attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

H0HN w. S0MERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER. - MORT.
81 gage sale Of grocery, stock fixtures and lease this
uay at 67 James street at IL O'Clock The stock consists
or the usual variety The fixtures for grocery and IL
quors. Also, years. lease from May next
CHARLES T. WATTS, Attorney for mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

UC1ION SOTICE.-SPECIAL ATTENTION Is d.
"A TO the large ssle OF rich and costly
hold furniture this (MoDday) morning. at l0z O'Clock
in the large house 10 Franklin street. Church
braeing rosewood and mahogany parior SUITS large ova
tapestry Ard ingram carpets nearly new 0ciohs, to
gether with the furniture Of several bedrooms also all
the china glassware. sverware, kitchen utensils, &c
The comprises every thing requisite to first class
house and will be sold without reservation Deposits
taken ia all cases. j. l.. SMITH, Au 'tioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

~ d. NASH, AUCTIONEER, sTORE $40 BROAD
u. way-wll be sold at auction, at the store, on
Monday Feb. IL at IL O'Clock A NJ, lot of counters
with drawers, cutting board with drawers show cases
larae oicloth gas fixtures, chairs, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

TSUGKNE FRANKLIN, AuCrf0SEkR-BY FRANK.
CI LIN 4 NICHOLS, once 81 Nassau street,. n n.
would respectfully 10 their friends and
the public that they VIII give their prompt attendance
TO falss Of household furniture, merchandise Sc at
private residences and stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

L,IIAs B. HENRY, ,AUCllONEFR.-GESTEFI HOUSE
IL hold furniture on Tuesday, Feb 18TH, NJ 10, x
O'Clock, at No. l254 Broadway will be sold the sarni.
ture Of family, consisting Of mahogany chairs Sofas
rocking and Noltaire chairs, ply carpsts mshcgsny
card and marble top sofa tables, mahogany bedstead,
mattresses, ne. Also assortment Of kitchen furni-
fure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

Present Aspect Of the CSy-fSs,- aaa F.~0-
gress of the sietghing icrc,s,--ns-rA.
Road I'm Winter-Isroasway sights and
Sounds-The Braus, thc B-tic. and thr
Belis-The Hotcis th~ Rsasi--Iraa rmln
Consumption er whiskey-Phsagr on th
island-A Shocking Accident-amat~nrD Dr- .
Vrs-Deiicscy sf Female sIrssh- -fsider~-
Aw fai State OF Morals in sieigssing Timo.
"A Qu,et Turn she Avenue Sc, Ss~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

a DwARD sCHTNCK, AuCT
IL scaenck will sell at auction, OF
u, at his sales room, No. 10 Wall 81
msgni6csnt assortment Of Paris M
porsed watches, gold guard. vest an
kins, &c., sets Of pins, earrings and
enamelled; diamond rings, lockets, 1
pins, finger aud earrings. The wa;
johnson, Tobias, Dent, Jurgsnson,
Sale positive. Terms cash.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-06

degree, ELECTED the appreciation Of the whole com
munity. and they will receive the news Of his res
ighntion with profound regret We hear the new
Superintendent well spoken Of, and he may consid-
or himself sngularly fortunate II, at the end Of his
term, be can retire with the applause that Is cheer
fully bestowed upon his predecessor. II Is with
pleasure that we are able to announce that Mr. Riley
A. Deming, the present gentlemanly and obliging
conductor, Is to remain at his post.
Agricultural Fairs.-1he County Fair Of this
county was a very mcagre affair both in the num-
Der Of entries and the attendance The RESPONSE
bilty Of this failure Is cbargcable to the weather,
for 1t raned uninterruptedly during both days.
A Town Fair will be held in whitingham on
Wednesday the 10th inst. A good show is antci-
patcd.
burglary and RobJery.--The shoe store Of viii
lard Frost in this village, was forcibly entered on
Monday night. through a window in the rear, and
from 800 to $50 worth of boots and shoes stolen
The thief left broken screw-driscr on the premis-
es which may lead to his detection.
Ffrsmen's Musier.-A fremen's muster was
held at Springfield, Mass. on Friday Of last week,
in which the 'Maroppa" company Of this village
participated. The "Ma1eppa," at the trial stood
Grst on the list, rs having thrown water the high
esg, until the last two oompanics--one from holyoke
the other from Westhed-played, which companies
took the prizes II is said That the latter company
violated the rules in throwing water before the sig
nal was given, and in continuing to play after the
time prescribed had expired. Had the judges noted
this irregularity the second prize would have been
taken by the "ha1eppa'
The ''Mazeppa' company was received on It's re-
turn by the "Hydropaths," who turned out in full
numbers with torchlights 10 welcome their brethren
sin arms" escorted them through the village aud
I to the American House where they had provided q
collation.. The ''Cataracts"--boys company-also
appeared with their torchiights in the procession.
The members Of the several companies separated
with deafenng cheers and with feelings Of the high
est mutual regard.
Burasss in BratiiebOrO is now wearing healthy
aspect. The merchants generally have received
their stocks for fall and winter trade, and are now
ready TO attend to the wants Of their Customers
Look at our advertising columns and you will ses
when you can buy goods Of all descriptions salts
fAetorily. Among our grocery dealers Messrs Frost
& Goodhue stand high on the list. They have tn,
largest stock in town and sell at Wholesale and re
tail. Country merchants can there be supplied
without the necessity Of resorting to city market
Others are doing large and successful retail bust
ness aud We believe all are quiteProsperUus They
deserve success for they labor hard to win ii BY
fair and honorable dealing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-06
A HINT TO FARMERS.

We have received the Fifth Annual Report
Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Conpd-
ny, TO August |, 1855, and extract the follow
ing prominent features Of the Company.
Let. All property insured therein is divided
into f,eO Glasses, aud each class is liable for its
own losses and expenses, and no, each for the
other.
ID. The first class is denominated the Far
MERs' Class, in which nothing but Dwelling
Houses, Barns, Sheds and ouibuiidings, and
personal property in like buildings, is insured.
80. The second class is denominated the
MERCHANTS and MEcHAsIcs' CLASS, and all
kinds Of property not Of an extra-hazardous ma
ture are insured therein.
Whole No. Of Policies in force, 1926
a. amt Of property a, risk, So ESQ, 72i 90
I" % Of Premium Notes in force, $3.50 ,033 l2
The Company has been in operation nearly
six years, and on the ist Of August last, there
was cash fund Of s., 1867 IS in the Farmers
Class, afief paying all losses and expenses
The life Of the first policies in this class has
expired, and NO ASSESSMENTS hare euer
been made and with its vastly increased bust
ness, and corresponding experiences on the
part Of the Directors, in assuming risks and
managing lis general affairs, it is safe to infer
that NO ASSESSMENTS FvrR WILL BE
MADE. The success md prosperity Of this
Class is neither surpassed or equalled by any
other Company ia this State, as the cost Of in
surfing Farm property by hself is only about
two-thirds as much as when insured in connec-
tion with hazardous propery--as will be seen
by the following table:
Average annual cost OF insnring $1,000 on
an nnexposed Dwelling House in the
FARMERS MUTUAL FrRE Insurance
COMPANY, ('Farmers' Classy SI,os;
cost for five years S5,40
Average annual cost in the VERMONT Mu-
ruAL for the last twenty-five years, on
same amount, 81 go: cost for FIVE
years So, 00
Average annual cost in RUTLAND g. AD-
OLSON Co. MUTUAL, for the last ten
years, on same amount, 81 SO cost for
five years $3.50
Average annual cost in ORANoE Co. Mu-
TuAL, for the last Eve years, on same
amount, S2,37 cost for five years Sill, 35
WINDSOR Co. MuruAL.-We are unable
to give any statement in regard TO this
Co., but understand the tax to have
been light for the past few years.
WNDHAM Co. MuruAL.-No returns, al
though the losses are severe and the
tax heavy.
In the above estimates, no allowance has
been made for policies and agents fees, as they
are the same in all the companies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-06

HARrER MAGAZINE for the current month con-
tains four illustrated papers;--Nicaragua, by =.
g. squier; Bears and bcar-hunting; Araucanians,
an unconq,ered race of Indians in the south Of
Chill; and an amusing sketch Of the opening Of
the Panama Railroad. Among the light reading
is an article entitled, corlie the Little chorister;
First and Last Love, and an article upon Rachael.
The Neweomes has come to a conclusion, and is
published in another form by the Harpers. The
Table, Easy Chair and Drawer are full ofwit, fun
and spicy matter
Carpenter will supply all the mOnthlies by the
year single number.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-06
wALToN,s DAILY JOURNAL

Will be published, as usual, during the ses-
sion of the Legislature, and arrangements will
be made to forward it, daily, POST PAID, BY
The quickest time the mails ,oiR aiioW.
Subscribers ale desired 10 send in their
names at once, that we may make the necessary
arrangements in time to supply ourselves with
the materials.
TERMS.
Daily Journal, post paid Sl.o0 in adv
Waterman g. Journal, weekly
during session, .25
4" 3 months, so
as to include the public acts, so "
NJ Postmasters and Representatives are in
viied to forward subscriptions, and for FIVE sub
scribers or over they may return 25 per cent.
E. P. WALTON, in.
Montpelier, Sept. IA, 1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-06

AoRfouruRAL EDUcArIoS.-Prof J. A. Nash,
the accomplished editor Of the Farmer, has made
arrangements in connection with Amherst College,
for giving instruction in Agriculture and its kin
drcd sciences, TO young men, not permanently
members Of the college, but who may resort to 1t,
for longer shorter periods, at pleasure, for that
specific purpose. Two terms will be held each year
one commencing on the first Wednesday in sepiem-
Der and the other on the second Wednesday in jan
uary, each continuing 10 weeks. The course Of
instruction will include full lectures upon scientific
subjects connected with agriculture. Terms $40
for 10 weeks.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-06

MURDER TRIALS IN VERMONT. The verdict
in the case of Mrs. Bloomfield, who was tried
in Essex county, and acquitted, was not ,satis-
factory to the public opinion Of the locality. -
The evidence was very direct against the pris-
oner, though there was but little Of it. This is
the second murder trial that has taken place 10
Vermont within the last six months, and in both
cases the respondents were acquitted. Anoih-
er case remains to be tried, that of a girl in
GrOton, who is accused Of poisoning school
mate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-06

CusroN HousE At BURLINGTON. at
its last session appropriated ga, 900 for the pur
pose Of building new Custom House at Burling-
ton. We are pleased to learn that Gen L. p White
Of Whiting has secured the contract for building
the same. His energy in carrying through to COM
pleton whatever he undertakes is proverbial, and
his ability to execute the task faithfully cannot be
Questioned
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-06

called to the advertisement Of joshua LovEJoY,
which appears in another column This house is
Of the most noted and best established in Bos-
ton and venture to say that It's stock fCarpet-
ings cannot be excelled We trust that those who
are in want Of the above goods will not fail of cal
ling at No. sS Hanover ST., Boston, where they will
be quite to find their tastes gratfed at prices
within their means.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-06

IMPORTANT DECISION or THE SUPREME CouRr
OF MAssAcHusErTs IN THE TRIAL OF LiouoR
Cause.-The law term Of the Supreme Judicial
Court for the three river counties was held at
Northampton last week. An impOr,an, decision
has been given by which members oflhe "Carson
Leagues" and also members of any society for
the defeat of any statue Of the Commonwealth,
who are banded together and are contributing
money, &C., to effect their objects, are equally
unfit to serve as jurors.