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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

FoURrH or July Prsmivm FreDorks.-Per-
sons who are looking for fireworks for the 'gori-
rious FOURTH should consult the advertisement
Of Mr. James G. Hoyey, who is one Of the most ez-
perienced manufactures in New England. He has
every description Of articles in the line suitable for
cities, towns. for private use all Of which he will
warrant Of the best quality. MIR. Hovey for sever
al years has been pyrotechnst for the city Of Bos-
ton, always gave satisfaction, and has taken gold
medal, the first premium awarded by the Mechan-
10 Association. He has new article Of mammoth
size, which he has imported exclusively for his own
sales from anton callel "Unele Sans Crackers -
which produce heavy report They are the lsrg-
est and only article of the kind imported into the
country.
The above we copy from the Boston Transcript.
Mr.. Hoyey has reputation in the New England
States, second to no Que 10 this line Of business
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
orea, Fremont Nicotine IN New York.

A Fremont and Dayton ratification meeting
was held at the Tabernacle. New York. Wed.
nesday evening. Robert u. Stillman presiding.
lie introduced Mr. Emmct, who reporied con.
ceTning the Philadelphia convention, denomi-
nation it the efaudest meeting that has assem-
BLEED in this country since the time of Wash.
ingiou. II was composed of men from all The
old political parties. Ia alusiun To the candi.
dates he said. if William H. Seward had no,
peremplurily refused bis name, he would have
been nominated by reclamation. (Cheers J
Mr.. Emmett next spoke Of Mr. Fremunl. at the
mention Of whuse name The audience gave re-
peated cheers. Mr. Emmett rendered a fitting
tribute tn the talents aud services of Fremont.
after which he spike successfully of Sumner.
Banks aud others whose names cane before the
convention.
MI Howard. chairman Of the congressional
committee TO Kansas, was Introduced. tim
mense cheering) lie returned his thanks for
the cordial greeting, but said lie could not un-
I'll the report had been presented 10 Congress
say anything about Kansas, except thai the re-
port of The ouirages which many had Thought
romance, was to him living reality Judge
Edwards then read resolutions endorsing Free
mint aud Dayton which were adopted by accla-
nation, aud with great cheering.
Senator Trnmbull Of u said the question at
issue was inexperienced at the South, and
not sufficiently understood at the North. The
principles of the republican party had been mis-
represented by designing MEN. He had been
member of The old democratic party and claim.
aI fua HE prfnciu1as II L., 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
skirmish of Border kuHians with U. s.
Dragons One Of the Latter Killed.

On Saturday morning, the liih, thirty U. S.
Dragons from the camp near Palmyra, Kansas,
went down to Cedar Creek, where they found
strong force Of Missonrians posted. They
report them to have numbered between two and
three hundred. The dragons ordered the
Mssourians to disband and leave. This they
refused TO do. Again the order was given
when the MissourAns fred on the Dragons.
wounding one, who is since reported dead.
The dragons returned volley, wheeled about
and fed. The officer in command sent mes
senger TO Col, Sumner who had left Lecompton
that morning, and meeting the messenger on
the way, hurried on 10 the scene Of operations.
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Just Received as Above!
a New and full Assortment OF
FAMILY GRCCERIES.

and other GOODS adapted to cur trade. Ia the So
lection Of which we have followed our own inrlna-
ton, aud as we think, have acted for the benefit Of
our customers, in purchasing pure articles, and Of
the best quality such as we cal confidently recon-
mend.
" Among our variety may be found
Sugars Of all kinds; Molasses; syrups;
Green and Driei Fruits;
Teas Of all grades; Coffee, Ground & Whole;
Spices; with all the various articles needed in
the Cooking department
Dry aud Picked Fish; Lamp Oil; Fluid
Candles; Lard; Pork; Hams; Flour, SC.
Also Nails; Scythes; Forks; Hoes; Rakes;
shovels, sc, together with a large assortment
Of Crockc-y and Glass Ware.
n. Il. We particularly invite snch are fond
Of really g0of Tea, to make one trial from our
store. Prices range from DC to 7ic per ID.
Goods delivered in any par, Of the village free
u expense. N. CHENEY & son.
June, 1886. 4w23
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MARRIAGES

In this village, al The Revere House, Jane c0tl,,
by Rev. Geo. P. Tyler, Mr.. J. r. Holman of Hins-
dale. and Miss MARY NJ. HowARD of Winchester
BY the same, at the Lawrence Water Cure, June
2lsi, CHARLES ANDREW & HENRIETTA KAUFMASs.
In Wilmington. June l7ih, by s. p. Fagg, ESQ.,,
Mr.. JONATHAN SPRAouE Of Nottingham and Miss
JANE WILCOX of Wilmington.
Ia West Dover, June 18th, by Rev. Daniel Leon
ard, Mr.. Austin WARNER and Miss LIZZIE HALL,
both Of Newfine.
In Nottingham. 22d inst. by Rev Mr. Ballou,
HOSEA B. BALLou, Esq, to Miss ADELIA A. MUIR
DOCK, both of Nottingham.
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wHALEBoNE SKIRTS.


TIVE only object ola wbalebone Skirt is to give
II proper, graceful and elegant form to lady's
dress Unless this Is accom- plished, the article Is
entirely worthless. The Ladies', by referring TO
Frank Leslie's Gazette Of Fashions for April, will
notice that L. &. J. HOLMES have from actual
experience been successfnl in producing this most
desirable article, aud that their 1NrnovKD SEAM
Ltss skirt meets the unanimous appreciation ofthe
ladies. They are light, plinble and easily adjust
Ell. and the only Skirt which is equally apapted to
the psrlor, the street and the crowd are made In
one piece or breadth, and IN our oppinon and in
the opinion OF thousands Of ladies' who have bought
them, the most reliable goods Of the kind in mar
net. we we're the hrst TO introduce whalebone
Skirt' ana from cur experience in the manufacture
anu re'aii OF these goods, we have found that all
kinds Of cotton cord, and nearly All kinds Of cord
and all sarched goods, cannot be used satisfactor.
", as they Will not recover their place when press
cd out Of shape. We consider ali
WuALrBuNE sKInTs.
ns WORTHLESS, Of whatever material made. unlc,s
there is sonefaing Of ssgieieaf rigaess and eia,-
ITCHY, and at the same time yielding and pliable.
10 keep the dress in proper shape below the 5ones
To accomplish this we have our cord made under
our csn direction. and expressly for our goods and
from tie only material that can be used that will
recover It's proper place when pressed out Of shape
and are 50 twisted In manufacturing that they will
not roll or curl when wet, and warranted to wash
without injury The public are cautioned against
all worthless goods, the market, since our goods
have become popular and extensively known, has
been flooded with goods Of all kinds, and put to-
gether without form comeliness or any other OBJ
jet but to sell, aud ofcourse are called Whalebone
skirts. Some imitators, IN their efforts to profit by
our reputation, have gone so far to copy almost
exactly our trade mark upon their goods
PLEASE N0TicE-Every genuine article stamped
y. & j. HOLMES IMPROVED SEH.M-
LESS HHfLEBO.N'E SKIRT, and may be
found by the trade ia many Of the largest Jobbing
Houses in New York and Boston, and at retail IN
the principal Dry Goods stores
June 0. 1856 2m2s
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Thackeray, on his first visit to this country,
was introduced in Charleston, S. c., to Mrs
c., one Of the leaders of society there
Thinking TO DO witty, he said II am happy to
meet you, Mrs. c.; I've heard, madame,
that you were fast woman sob. Mr..
Thackeray," she replied, with one Of her most
fascinating smiles, 1--WE must not believe all we
hear. Ihcd heard, SIR, that you iOere a gentle
man." The great English wit admitted, af-
ierward, that he had the worst Of it.
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DEATHS.

In this village, June 10Th, EDGAR NJ, son Of
Henry L. and Abby NJ. Sergeant, agei 10 days.
In Dummerston, May 2lst, PHIsEuAs USpEn-
WOOD. aged GO years.
In Vernon, April 18th, Widow DENIS ELMER,
aged 70 years.
Kind parent. friend and faithful wife,
In health or grief, peaceful through life.
Exempt from pain: In bliss above,
She feasts on fruits of ceaseless Love.
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WHENEVER THERE is A SUB
STANrlYE GOOD TO BE DONE. WHEN
EVER THERE is A FOOT OF LAND TO
BE PREVENTED FROM BECOMING
SLAVE TERRITORY, AM READY TO
ASSERT THE PRINCIPLE OF THE Elk
CLUSloN OF SLAvERY."-"Daniel Ws6-
sksr -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

MASONIC NOTICE. The regular CON-
Of Golden Rule Lodge Of Free aud Ae
cep,ed Masons will be held at their Hall in Puiney
on the Wednesday on or before the full moon in
each month, at o'cl'k p NJ. j. LOWE, Sec.
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CHASE g. TRIP,

Successors to BEN X. CHASE.
NTILL continue to keep general stock Of Lon
w don and Geneva Watches. among which
-may always be found some extra hne ones made for
and imported direct BY ourselves warranted to run
to suit. Together with rich Jowelry, Coin Slper
Forks and Spoons General Fancy Goods. and
every thing pertaining to Ladies or Gents Toilet.
Particular attention 10 iDork.
Standard time kept by the huest Regulator in
the State.
BrattlebOro, May. 1850. 22
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wool Carding and oloth presslng.

V'HE subscribers, after Forty years experience.
u again offer their services to all those who may
want their Wool Carded or Cloth Dressed in the
very best manner but they will warrant no rolls
made from wool not washed on the sheep.
As "Young America Is the order Of the day,
we shall hereafter do our work at the lowest cash
price, but eivs no credit We will be ready 20
wait on orr friends and the public on and amer the
first Of June next o. & r. BAGG.
North Beruardston, May "a, 1856. %
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As the rushing Of the mighty Cataract Niagara
50 Is the rush at
St0ddard g. Leonard's
LOW PRICE STORE.

Where we are constantly receiving fresh supplies
of GOODS Of every description in cur line. and
with increased facilities for doing business we are
enabled to sell at Low PRICES.
We would tender our grateful acknowledgements
for the liberal patronage we have received aud
would extend our hand with warm heart to any
who may give us cali. We pledge ourselves to
give MS good bargains lin our humble way) as our
neighhois (who make high pretentionrl
We have just received fresh TEAS & COFFEE
which are good and cheap.
SUGAR X MOLAsSEs, low compared with the
high prices in market.
LEMONS & ORANGES At wholesale and retail
FLOUR, all grades md prices.
FISH, all kinds; together with n host Of articles
which for particulars see catalogue.
SrODDAp LEONARD.
Drattlcboro, June 25th. 1856 90
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M. M. LEWIS,
I25 Green street, Albany,
cpTTCTAN,
Diseases of the Eye

in this country and the European continent
orLcrActts Accurately ana ss'ent,n;'iiy ADJUST
Ell 20 tue !e ron ef ''haion OF Tvs Spherical rig
ure' como'nei with us transparency, method
when cannot tiii TO be correct,
". VI LEWIS neel hardly observe mat he has
male the Human Rye his partienlir study Tor mary
yeus' ana ms eapaeility Of sui,lng The eye with
srectaeies: acknowledged ny Az VINO have worn
Them 81 ms mA"u'ae'ure' 'hA' " needs no COM
Mr. H. VIII remain m TINS place. nj Post cDse'
leave "a biS nre-er dement's a, o,ber c;,,es nr:
vent a longer s,ay.
Mr.. Glasses inserted into narties own frame.
AT A reasonable charge.
J,u., 49,, "a. ,,.,..,,
'' ) ''~ wv '"e'"|'
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

lSo"sc"u weekly Tor tue vermont PhUnix
80 THURSDAY, June &c, 1856.
FbOuk,-During the past week there Is no change
to report, but prices are considerable lower
than two weeks since
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
HAVING TOOLS
AthertOn & Hastings

so doz Richardson's Cast and German Steel
- SCYfHEs Of superior quality aud finish. A.
wholesale prices to Merchants by the dozen. Also
for sale at retail. These Scythes are sold without
a warrant at extremely low prices, and are con-
sidcred by those who have used them to be as good
a scythe as is manufactured
Also we have on hand and will supply merchants
or others at wholesale prices by the doIen
SNATHES, RAkES AND FORKS.
Also sCYTHE STONES, and a very nice article
Of SCYTHE RIFLE called the 'Scyfhe 7ickier, >
the very hest Scythe Rife ever manufactured.
HAYM AK Frs DO you want something
toat will put keen edge on your seyihe II so.
buy one Of the 'Seyfhs Tickiers' for ~ cents at
ATHERTON L. HASTINGS.
June 81, 1856. &c
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Boots and Shoes,
NEW ARRIVALS.

'TNHE subscriber is receiving every week, direct
l. ly from some Of the best manufacturers
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
made to his order, expressly for retailing, Of the
best materials, and warranted to give satisfaction
DAVID W. LEWIS,
No. 4 Dlake's Block.
N. B. A good supply Of Mems and womens
Boots, and Shoes at iop prices. Also few pairs
left of those cheap and good Calf Peg Boots.
Gents Boots aud Shoes made to order.
Repairing done neatly.
d. w. l.. is Agent for one OF the Massachusetts,
Manufactures aud will take orders from the trade
and supply at factory prices.
June "a. 20
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cRoCKERh AND GLASS wABEl
Farmers Implements, &c., &c.,

vs. improvement is the order Of the day, we shall
endeasor to keep up with the times.
GOOD GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH"
Is Our MOTTO;
and we trust that our readypdy system will he du-
y appreciated as we shall not be oblgei to charge
extra prices to offset losses by bad debts. We can
consequently offer greater Inducements to purchas-
ers, who are invited to call, examine, and judge
for themselves.
In thus making our public debut, we tender the
cordial hand to our neighbors In the same line.
whom we have known only to respect. and IL We
shall, AZ often may, offer Goods lower than they
are disposed to sell, we trust they will not regard
1t rs designed to injure them, but to merit aud Sc
cure a share Of public patronage.
Brattleboro, June 4th, 1856. 20
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Groceries.

vi wv COt
FROST & GOODHUE have on hand and are
receiving large supply OF
SUGARS, Of all grades
MOLASsES, new crOp, in Iihds. and Brls.
TEAS, Green and Black cheaper than ever.
COFFEES & SPICES;
FOREIGN s DOMESTIC FRUITS. NUTS, &c.
OIL FLUID, by the barrel or gallon
PRODUCE & PROVISIONS, u all kinds.
Finally everything be found First Cias, Store OF
The kind.
Their old customers and the many new ones that
have commenced with us since lst January may
be ASSURED that we shall always keep the LARG-
Est, FRESHEST Il CHEAPEST STOCK in this
section at Wholesale or Retail.
1-- Call Us and you viii 6nd il 90.
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PRJVISIONS.-Mirkct for Pork continued firm
through the week. Beef dull but prices re-
main same. Lard firm. Butter dull with
freq arrivals
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Scythes! ScythesI!

FROST Go0DHUE have received a good supply
Of Biopehard's Celebrated Scyihes, which will
enable them to supply all orders from Merchants
the coming season.
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Teas h.. Teas!

FROST & GOoDHUE
Have in store the largest and best stock Of fresh
GREEN and BLACK TEAS ever offered in this
market.
Good Y. II. TEA such as is usually sold for 3s.,
for 2s. per ID, and other qualities in proportion.
Good BLACK TEAS, p. per Ii.
TEAS sold Wholesale and Retail as low as cen
be purchased in Boston, or elsewhere.
May 81, 1856. %
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

% INV IL presume no Medical Prepara-
w ton ever offered to the public has been
more thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS'S
PAIN KILLER. Thousands of persons, were they
called upon to do So would cheerully testify that
they have used it for various ills with the most sat
sfactory success. 1t is within our own knowledge,
that an immense amount of suffering has been re-
eyed by it, It's proprietors, Messrs. Perry Davis d
Son. save no pains expense in order to satisfy the
public. Being strictly honorable men, they observe
the utmost uniformity in the manufacture of their
celebrated Pain Killer The materials of which it is
composed are carefully selected none but the best
quality being used. BY these means, the high repu-
taton which the Pain Killer has long since acquired,
is at all times triumphantly sustained. In view of
these facts, we are by means surprised TO learn
that Messrs. Davis Sons sales are constantly and
rapidly increasing. While we congratulate our friends
generally thatso valuable preparation as the Pain
Killer is placed within their reach we must be per-
mtted TO rejoice at the wellmerited success Of its
Liberal and enterprisipg proprietors. =" Providence
General Aduatiser.
PERRY DAvIS'S VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
Voluntarily, conscentsusly, and with much plea
sure, we recommend to our readers the above-named
medicine. " speak from our own observation and
experience when say, that it removes pain as il
by magic from all parts of the body andis Of the
best medicines in for checking diarrhoea and re-
moving the premonitory symptoms of cholera. Ii
is applied both internally and externally, with the
best effects, and who have used the Pain Killer
would willingly be without it constantly in their
houses. - Cincinnati Eoening NonparieI N
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray Ballantyne and
John I. Mortimer Washington, d. G..
nay Q--d2nn
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TOPHAM ~ NORFLET'S
NEW AND CHEAP
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
400, Seventh Street, opposite Odd Felio,c8' Hall.
"ESSRS. TOPHAM Qate of Philadcl-
W phia) and NORFLET (of this city, respect
fully announce to their friends and the public that
they have commenced the Saddling Business at the
above stand, where they will make and keep con-
stantly on hand large and superior assortment Of
Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles
Brides, Martingales, and Whips
Harness of every description, both for city and
country uses
All kinds Of Trunks, yalises, and Carpet Bags
Ladies' Satchels, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Ell Work Boxes
Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hames
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes
Cards. Curry Sponges, DC.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tanned; and both Of us having been practical work
men for several years feel confident that our work
cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability
BY unremittng efforts to give satisfaction we hope
to merit and respectfully solicit share of public
patronage.
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds of work.
Saddlers' Tools constantly on hand.
Il
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THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN

Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence
conjure you 70 believe me- fellow-ctizens jeal-
ousy OF free people ought to be constantly awake
snpe history and experience prove that foreign in
duence s one Of the most banetu foes of republican
government."-- Washington.
al hope we may fnd some means, in future, OF
shelding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish OF Silas Dean that there were ocean of fire
between this and the old world '"--sIeferson.
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WHOLE NO. 366
For the Organ.
The Speakership Contest.

By THE MAN IN THE LADIES GALLERY,
This battle for the Speakers chair,
With double pay per diem;
Nor Fuller, Banks, nor Richardson,
Can win, howe'er you ply 'em.
Nebraska Dick is crushed beneath
Ths bnrthen of the nation
ATLAS could not sustain the weight
OF tbs administration
Though Banks of Native zeal is full,
The Nationals cry FULLER;
And Banks mnst "cave and Fuller waive,
Ere members draw dollar.
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LOOK BEREt
MOORE Bouufy Land to all N

LOOK BEREta
MORE Bounty Land to all who served
I'VE in any war, since 1890, whether as officers,
soldiers, sailors, Marines landsmen chaplains,
clerks, Indians, wagon-masters, teamsters (or their
widows, minor children )who have not yet received
full 100 acres and who have been in service "a days.
will do well 70 write to u.s. post paid and their Land
Warrant will be sent to them, and no charge, II not
obtained.
Address or call on
LLOYD co. Claim Agents,
Opposite Tho Treasury Washington, ID. O.
mar TT