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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-20
Approved Nov. 18th. 1856.


IL IS hereJy ezioeied, &c:
SEC l. A tax Of fourteen cents on the
dollar is assessed on the list Of the polls and
rateable estate Of the inhabitants Of this State
for the year one thousand eight hundred aud
ffty-six, 10 be paid into the treasury by the LIST
day Of June next, in money, certificates, or
notes issued by the treasurer Of this State, or
: orders drawn by ihe county clerks and approx
ed by court auditors.
SEC. ?. The sum OF sixty thousand dol
lars is appropriated for the purpose OF paying
the debeRtures of the leuienau, governor, the
senate and the house Of representatives, the
contingent expenses Of the general assembly,
and such salaries as are provided by law, and
such sums as are direced TO be paid by the
treasurer by special acts Of the legislature.
SEC. g. A sum moi exceeding seyeniy-fye
thousand dollars is appropriated for the pur-
pose of paying such demands agains, the state
as may be allowed by the auditor Of accounts,
the expenses Of the supreme and county courts
snd SUCH irafts as may be made by the county
clerks. as provided by law, and such expenses
as have been or may be incurred under the mi
liiia laws.
okC. .. n sum not cAcccuing Iour thou-
sand dollars is appropriated to dtiray the ex.
penses of the Convention called by the Council
Of Censors, Ia be holden in January next.
SIC. The President and Secretary OF
the Constitutional Convention shall each re-
ceive fur dollars per day, and the members Of
said Convention the same allowance for travel
aad attendance as is made 10 members of the
house of representatives,. The librarian and
other officers of said Convention shall each re
eeive two dollars per day.
SEC. 9. The treasurer of this State is au.
ihoriled TO borrow sum not exceeding hiiy
thousand dollars in the whole, for the porpose
of deiraying The expenses Of the govsrnmen,
and paying such appropriations as are, or may
be made.
Approved Nov. Is 1896
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would hereby express our thanks 10 them for
their faiihfnness 10 the cause If freedom.
Rcsoiced, That our senators in Congress are
hereby instructed, and our Representatives re-
quesIed, 10 continue 10 use all their influence
fur the admission ot Kansas into the Union as
free State, and also to use their best exer-
iiuns for the adoption by Congress Of such
measures as shall relieve the general govern
men, from all responsibility lot tho support VI
slavery.
ResoIrsd, That certified copy Of these res
olulions, signed by the eovcrnor, shall be trans.
mit,ed by the Secretary &C State to each u
DOR Senators aud Representatives in Congress.
In House Of Representatives, Oct. 95th,
iS56.
Read and adopted.
NoRM,S WILLIAMS, JR., ASH C2erI
10 Senate, Nov. 9Th, 1856,
Read and adopted in concurrence.
G. II. CHAPMiS, !SecrHary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-20
No. O4.--Rosolotions Approving the Speech o
the Hon. Charles Sumner.

No. Oi,--Rosolotions Approving the Speech Of
the Hon. Charles Sumner.
Res0iced, That in the speech of the honor
able Charles Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, Jeliv-
erSd in the senate Of the United States, in May
last, we recognize The mosl unmislakable eyi.
dence If deep and Luxurious research, and Of
Intellectual greatness, OF true craftsmanship,
patriotism aud philanthropy, an unwavering at
tachmen. In the cause of human frcedun, even
IN The midst of terror, fully jusiifyng the Gun
hdence reposed ia him as an honest, able and
fearless advocate Of the rights OF man and we
as the Representatives of The people of Vermont,
here pnblicly and unhesiiatinaly, express our
unqualified approval of the sentiments and doc
lrines therein enuncialed and We hereby ten
der him oar most cordial thanks for the ability
displayed, and the fearlessness manifested in
graphing with gigantic and unmiiigated
wrong, and assure him that the people Of Yer,
moo' will ever hold him in grateful temnn.
bFance for the ability aud invincble drmress
with which he has defended the principles Of
eternal ruth snd justice.
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Approved Nov. ls, 1855.

No. 0l.-AR Act in amendment Of an act to
prevent traffic in Intoxicating liquors for the
purposes Of drinking.
II is hereby enacted, dc,
SEC. |. 10 all possessions before a JUS
lice of The peace for violations Of an act ap-
proved November iweniy-lhird, A. D. 1859,
entitled, ian act TO prevent traffic 10 inioxcat-
ins liquors Tor the purposes of drinking" it is
hereby made the duty Of such justice TO pay
The costs OF such prosecutions and such atlor-
ney fees, about tue same, and such other nee
essary charges as said just ce shall Judge ress-
enable, out Of any moneys ia his hands receiy-
ed for prosecutions for violations of the proyis
iens of said act, and the balance OF moneys in
his hands he shall pay into the treasury Of The
town entitled 10 the same.
SEC. 2. II any town, by their treasurer or
eelecImen or otherwise, shall pay back tn any
person or persons, any fne or money received
for the The violation of said act, such town
shall forfeit to the treasurer Of the State double
the amount of money SO paid back to be re-
covered by information or indictment founded
upon this act
SEC. 3. This act shall taks eIeot from il.
passage.
Approved Nov. IS, 1885.
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Approved Nov. IS, 1855.

No. oe,--Jont Resolutions commanding our
Senators aud Representatives.
R.so'oed, by The Ssnots and House Of Repre-
s'afatres, That we commend our Senators and
Representatives IN Congress for their earnest
opposition to the extension OF slavery, and
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BRowNLow TO MS 0LD Customers. ace,
the Ecritsble editor ofthis paper, ON this I'd OF
February, 1886, in the 10th year of American
Independence, and being of lawful age, do issue
this our Official and Cunning Proclamation
Hear US for our dabts-for the sake of our neccS-
sities-and as means pleasing your own gull
ty conscicnces!
For the first five years of the Wing at this
place, and for several years at JonesbOro, many
of you owe US. Others of you owe us for one,
two, three, and four years, at both slaces. Alto
getaer, YOU owe us more than VIC are owing in
this world.
We have sold out our entire office, and now
edit the paper for very moderate salary. 1t is
time we were paid up what old outstanding and
scattering debts arc due US, and they are numer-
Gus. We have been patient, 10! these many
years, and indulgent to a fault; and now, We
should not make this call, caring but little for
money, while our creditors, who are eternaly af-
ter US, seem to think that money is essential to
salvation
As many of you as will enclose to US what
You owe us justly, we'wil credit you ON our
booksf and write opposite your names that sou
are gentlemen and Christians? Those of you
who can't pay, and write to US, acknowledging
your Indebtedness, we will record as clever fell
lows, and those of you who will not do either,
h0NAl pNoiiSIA tiIS sprung, III Il SAtiA stlcel1 Us
q set of gruceteSS TaSc0LS, willing to have poor
man labor for you for years for nothing and
pay for paper, ink, and the hire of hands to
serve you without pay!
Come to Knoxville, ye lousy 9oscGlS, on a pii-
grimagc, and sec orr little ones, ''chips of the
old block, looking daggers at us, and crying for
bread. Come and sec us with our elbows out,
and the officers of the law leading us abont for
debts created to furnish youa paper, and you
will fork over at once!
And you hypoeritss, who are members of DIFF
dare you, around YOUR family alters, night and
morning, pray to God, pay us this day our
debts, as we pay to others!" lie knows you
owe us, and won't pay, and until you do pay;
you may pray yourselves ont of breath, and you
will never be heard Yes you sanity williams,
you have been owing us long enough to make us
poor, halt, miserable, blind, and naked, and
yourselves ride, at our expense. You get to
heaven without paying us up! Never!
W. G. BRowSLow,
Editor of the Wing
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p,.,,a Korttmer & Ko,csray: BALTIMORE oct IS

R<ssrs. Mortimer q RoscJray:
GESTS-I have delayed entirely too long in
writing relation the virtues of HaptUns Tine
fear, now that cannot give the actejwOrld
lust idea Of the good have derived from its sc the ben
have been so great that feel Inadequate to the task
attached with the chronic rheumatism its malig
nant FORM at the early age two half years,
timed afflicted uutil crossed the Atlantic Ocean
rI way America, ut which time changed s form into
gathering. this time my growth,
expected well again. the disease came, in the first
place. of my being vccinaIed from child who had white
swelling When gathering first broke did not discharge
in the least fagued; my bodily strength
very near the grave my hip joint been pacever
since the first attack At the of thirteen my hands be-
came dsocated These suterinss and the general debility
felt from the constant discharge Of gatherings caused
often thick that should be permitted to know
hour my body shoul hanged and become Ike unto
Crists glorious body at least until this mortal have put
many medicines received little
eft that hal confidence In had used Of nearly all
the Gel rted LiataetS, and other external remedies
had heard had been placed BIZ my friends under
et the best physicians Isl Ensa and all the relief obtain
! e,l hut Of transitOEy duration.
When first heard Of HanptOn'S TncuTe, had not the
slightest eonidsIee Ia It's efficacy but had friend who had
known Mr. Jarrett fluHer Ecu his Sudcrings were at the
worst. and had Witnessed the cure wrought upon him. To
please her. consented try the Tncmre ami had
ken bottle before began to feel its beneficial e;ectny
strength reurnel-ny appetite became gOOd-ny complex
clear-l felt like another person. Through the inG-
Of this friend you became acquainted with and
requested TO sec yon told case was such ecu
liar that you would like the effects OF the Tincturr
fully developed iuit, aud il desired 10 take wOnl
present it to me- II it for the Of five ycersbut
y e4Steeh nave anu 'tuCt ,Cst eIeFy
stand much II than Of my lady acqnant-
ances. Ihavea heahTH complexion, and all my friends
say getting quite deshy thing is certain, my lRmr
limb quite large again BEFORE and trip
/ about home without Cruteh.
often wish myparents had known Of this remedy when
chit believe should have been saved the
eiating pain have been subjected well the deSOrn
y of oy must carry tie grave, my parents would
not have been under such heavy doctors bills
and in sending they did, to the celebrated Springs
England in search of health. all the afflicted
could me- the benefits derived from this
Tincture Of HamnOns. try make all acquainted with
virtues with whom come in contact.
Gentlemen, thousand times Obliged yOu and yop
are at liberty to my aud casa ALL
remain, yours in gratitude.
MARY A. SC0FIELD,
No. $50 W. Baltimore ST.
To Messrs Mortimer McHbEay, go Baltimore street. Bal
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"Truth stranger tnan Fiction"
"a TNE .lEYLIoTED &c ~ TEsZNoNl,

LET 7NE 4RFLN1TED MEAN THE TES71R0NY
or 4 LADY,
ITO those who have the PLEASURE Of knowing her, need
j. say nothing out others remark that desire to
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak. None APP
preciate her joy and gratitude being relieved from pain
after years suffering unparalleled but those Or there be
ANY, Who have suffered like hfr.
Miss has long been PRESIDENT Of This ciiyor the last
years has been succeSAfuly conducting school at No. $50
Baltimore street The happy change In her health is subject
of establishment and joy her friends We ask
those interested call her. She Will tell them oil
her h HtOR'a JiRrtHF6 than she has WEitte Thus
Is that this remedy goes giving relief to the sick. We
refer the public them From distant places also
hear Of e happy result These facts, with the
testimony Of thousands should skepcism aud
prejudice hide thefr heads and coneCde that ampou
Tinctare ID wonderful discovery.
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TuE ALLEGED MAIL Ron Berry AT CcNRERLS AND.
We stated yesterday that two persons had
been arrested in Allegheny county and lodged in
Jail, on the charge of committing depracations
on the mails passing through the GumbcIand
post-otfice. There has not as yet been any cx-
animation ofthe case. The particulars Of the
Circumstances which led to their rarest are as
follows: For some time past, through the inse-
unity of some evil-disposed persons, a Gentry
ance has been placed at the drop windowof the
postofice which prevented the letters from fall
ing INSIDE. and by this arrangement a large
numberot letters have been removed and pur-
Joined of their contents. ~ few days since one
of the accused parties offered in payment of
debt draft signed by gentleman Of Cumbcr-
land which had been deposited in the post office.
In explanation as to how he became possessed of
the draft he stated that he received it from a
young man. His information led to the arrest
of the other party as an accessory to the crime.
and they were both taken into custody. The
latter person stated to the officer that the draft
was found by him on the pavement in front of
the post-otfice, and decning it OF no importance
he kept it for several days and gave it away
without any consideration The draft was iden-
tifiedby the gentleman by whom it was drawn,
who stated that he deposited it in the post.
Office
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Senior Don Francisco Amanda, Secretary
of State for the Department of the Interior, Of
Justice, and Foreign Affairs of the Republic of
Yeuezucla, presented his credentials on Friday
lastto the President, and wasreceived as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotcntiary of
that Republic. Int
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ARE YOu SICK o.


Then you eaE'thv cured Don't delay until your
complaint is geurabe mourn when 1t is TOO late
Fourhs Of al The diseases which people the church yards
mgtbe cured b Ayers Catharc Pills. # taken in season.
Don't go dragging through the SPRING faint sleepy and list
less because your blood loaded bile Don't wear the
Headache Heartburn their kindred disorders because
stomach is foul Don't parade yourself around The
world covered with rmles BOtces, Ulcers Sores and NIL
OF the GncIean diseases the skim because your ys
TEN wants cleansing Don't Show yourself about lean bag
gard all caved in because your stomach and Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action Ayers Pills se these
things right as surely water quenches Ere. They purify
the body and blood, and restore their functions healthy
activity which you can feed qucas thry are taken They
are the one great medical wonder of this age recognized by
all who knew their virtues many thousands know them
Take the Cherry EeetOraE Cough and tile Zs for all
arrangements requiring PurgAtive medicine
Prepared by Dr.J c. AVER, Lowell Massachusetts-and
sold by ali Druggists in Wheeling.
A. C. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
fe4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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For sale wholesale and retail by
aq1s L4CCHLINs6 BESAFIELD.


D.ILLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
VIII subluc pain inflammation from the seYerest
burns scsds in from twenty ninutesand that it
will heal the Wounds without scars eectually cure
yer sores-sals Khcum-lnhanmatory RheumutisH-sOrc
maintained -Cus-wounds- BrlIsesold and Ulcer
aed sores-Seald He:l-Corls BuniOns-Erysipelas-
Nlprles-Cbiblans-
of 1naees-SwcIlrl and broken breas-ErupOns- all
other namatory and cutaneOgs Diseases where the parts
affected can be reached.
DOnbe increuons about the many diseases named to lie
cured By Only thngbut reflect few positive
properties which the Daley salve alone contains and AS
heretofore enuneracd-onc to not alone
the aforementioned disease but many eumsrated
paery-h5 not regular bred Physicians prescribe cdfo
nsI he,rardIyJor etdigSrsnt ciissUsssf
Each box of GEScrsE DALLEYs rsN has upon
steeI Plate engraved Label th thu signatures of G. v
CLICKENER CO., Prorretors, and HENRY BAILEY,
manufacturer. All others counterfeit Price 20 cents
per box. -=-.--
~ al orders should he addressed to c. v Clickncr
Co., 81 BARCLAY street, New York.
For sale by L4IGHLLH.S Dc BUSYFTELD, Wheeling,
aud Druggists generally throughout the L. spIs
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SPRING ELECTIoN.

I'VE charge FyE DolIaEs for Inserting nominations fer
Sheriff. paid invariably in advance. Persons no, com
plying with this rule WIN understand Shy their announce
uaents DO not appear.I
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rIrLZEY,.N n h.I.IpITE

Ma. EDlTOR:-Pease Obiige many citizens b announcing
cur worthy teliOW-eititen, ISAAC COTS candidate
in the ensuing Spring Election, for The Office Of Sheriff of
Ohio county.
fes9 MANY CITIZENS.
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SOMETHING 4B0ET HiYI'TON7S TLScTIRE-T0
.NER TOE.S SUFFERERS
As lnvHoTaoE and Restorative, shcre gentle stnu-
liant is wante believe superior to all the CoralS
forr the public a for DYSPEPSIA COUGHS, sCRoF-
lila and RIEUMATIS with all diseases The Stomach and
Bowels it has eeu truly successful the single and mar
wiicstify.
G2S-t'aIl and get pamphlets aud scr cHres.
Per sale by H. Il. logan q Co. Wheeling, Gen,
Sold BY MORTIMER & MOwBRAY,
go BaItimose St, BaltimNrc
and aI, Broadway, n. Y.
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EAR AND Icy 10.
Drs. LEBRUN & DUFToN
OCULISTS AND AURISTS.

DR LEBRCS oilers to those suffering Deafness, his
~ initiC auFal remedies which have been successful
in nearly three thousand cases of confirmed deafssSi These
reu:Gdies have Eeen pronounced by rS KhrancT Berlin
aud Dreau, Of Paris, and Curtis Pitcher. London the
wonderful applied
middle They comprise different courses the va
rous diseases that eject tho and middle ear
II the disease Is confined external their are
apparent the fifth OrsXtS day Dr. LEBRUN scuFrHnfs
lion. lie has eighteen certificates from those who
deaf from infancy those hearing Snow completely
and they enabled IN learn tle language! Over
hundred cases Of deafness have
fully treated him. Certificates that effect may he seen
application.
In all of deafness arising fran RfGn 1ltioB Thick
eHAl, DerlOrlti0R Of the "RtRbFdnG tinIGRt'
usually called the "druuI n INFLAMMATION nj
drums of the and stehGiia THE with Gcc,a-
kati0a Of acs eFt0uS Affections pOypMS 5PoIrts de-
When the disease be traced Scarlet, Typus Bill
mercurial medicines, gatherings in the childhood
6c the tsky eCsFy Instance, he reStore-
Where want Of secretion is apparent the auditory canaI
being dry and scaly when the deafness If accompanied
nOies in the car like FusttinE OF aves chrpngof insects
falling wnter ringing Of bells, Pnisanns discharges
ter when in STOPPING position sensation Is felt
Of blood to the head @ taken place; when tie hearing
perfectly acTte where there is much noise, less
in dull and cloudy weather; when cold has been taken
The course puEsuedbf pR. LERRUN Is considered inf
kJIe.
who pvactiscs the new painless and successful method in
treating all diseases TO which the IS subject Where eoc
o:er haze failed to afford relief he asks from all
such fair and impartial trial. PATIENTS by sending
few particulars Of their case, have remedies any
part.
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ThE FRENcH IMPEalAL CRADLE-A Paris let
ter in the Independence, of Brussels states that
the municipal authorities of Paris have already
given orders for a magnificent cradle to be got
ready for the expected infant of the Emperor and
Empress It Will surpass it is said, in taste and
exquisite workmanship, the famous one present!
ed to the King of Rome The folioWingis abrief
description of the work in question:
ut will be in the form Of boat-the pfincis
pal emblem is the arms Of the city of Paris At
the prov will be the silver eagle with outspread
wings, and the curtains at the head will be sup.
portediby an imperial crown, also in silver, held
up by two children, one wearing a helmet and
the other bearing round its head an olive branch
mathematical of peace. The body of the cradle
stands on two columns, one at the head aud the
other at the foot, and united by rail beneath.
The columns will be in rosewood, beautifully
carved and ornamented with foliage in silver
The upper edge of the cradle will have border
of silver ilagree work, having on either side,
about the middle, small escutcheons in silver
bearing the initials of their majesties From
these medalions garlaRds of flowers in silver will
lead to efoot and head Of the cradle. The cur
tains will be of pointed Alencon lace and blue
silk, embroidered in gold
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Farm for Sale
3 MILES FROM WI4F.ELI ING

DESlREtO sell my Farm, situated On the Nat.onsEat
shout miles cast Of this city, and containing Oae Ia,
dred and Ten acres. Te Henpfvld Railroad pass, lh
tie land which, contains Forty Acres Of rNr,lCaC
ntornE cheap and ready means convey the sarets.
good market, the remaining Seventy Acres IS nf,f
soil suitable for garden purposes, sufficiently utru al
containing also an Orchard Of Three Hundred
Fruit Bearing Trees.
For terms Of sale apply to Alfred Caldwell or tile aj
signed.
feI9tf rIIns CIARK
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sPECIAL NOTICES S.

-Choler being the disease above all Others the
dreaded viii he yell al in mind tsat pre-.
ventvr HOstetter celebrated Stomach Bitters stand
at the head and therefore all should keep supply hand
during this weather. Its effect upon the stomach when
sorgautzcd by diet and its vvins influence SPsn the
system rul astonishing, cannot be descrrbe bat
felt when used as per directions the bottle Further
ment upon them would be super1uOus, they known
rand wide.
FOr sale by all the principal Druggists and by hotels
generally.
LAUGHIINs BUsHFIEID.
I mhG I. II. LoGANs& co. Agents
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.Riehtersay $40 man can either live
piously or die righteously without WIFE A
very wicked bachelor of our Acquaintance says
-1itt5 and chasten the heart
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EARLY BErRornED- pretty piece ofgaIlantry
lately took place in the royal family at Constan-
-tinople, which has created no little talk and
much amusement The Sultan having, for po-
litical motives, bctrothed one Of his numerous
daughters to Said Pasha, the lttlcgrI, scarce ten
years of age, took itihto her thoughtless headt to
send a common white pocket handkerchiefto
her Arab lover. a faithful eunuch was selected
to carry this love token; government vessel
received hasty orders to steam to Alexandra.
Many were the sur1nises ofthe INITIATED as to its
destination; that numerous class ofpersons who
convert an every day circumstance into an act
of diplomacy, were on teptIer-hooks Meantime
the cambria arrived at Alexandra; it was care
fully handed over the side; it found favor in the
eyes of the quarantine officers, and Immediately
obtained pratiquc. The viceroy received the
childish gift in State; his fine Roman nose sneez
ed responsive to the royal suggestion; military
escort guarded its integrity, The eunuch was
feted and treated with the utmost courtesy by
the Paeha, who finally sent him home laden With
the costliest presents for his little sweetheart.