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p7rThe Hon Mr.. Alexander, Of Tensas, will adj
dress the American Mass Meeting, which convenes
this evening at Odd Fellows Hail. As we have
already published his able and eloquent
speech on the resolution to remove Sheriff Hutty BY
taddress' our readers have had fair touch OF his
quality, and can themselves form their own conelu-
sions. 8
We have no doubt his speech will fully sustain the
high reputation he has acquired and that it will fully
yindicate the American party from the infamous
ISLANDERS hurled upon it, while the outrageous and
unconstitutional conduct Of the opposition will be
shown up in proper colors Let all our friends
Attend -..,4I 1870.
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H1s. Samuel Reynolds,

offlcE-No' ll5 GRAV1ER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
cures CANCERS, scALpiiEAp WAlTE,swELIyG SORES and
N'' PN'N' ja3l 2ply
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EGsU -Ks00ksSs"LaRU Reports.

EGaU RoOks-"LsyRU Reports.
r. '3s''7 '--AT-2
M @ ID E r. "a II ZEE PRE G. 81,
THOMAS L. WHITE,
LAW IS NIIsCELLANEGUs BO0KsELAER,
1o5 CANAL STREET.
CURTIS DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
Nv UNITED STATES, to be completed in IS volumes,
WHARTON & STILES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PuTNhM'S UNITED STATES DIGEST, Wolff.
UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE, in 10 volumes
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS, 81 volumes, sold
separately or complete. ny
WALKERS INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN LAW, de
1tsigned&as a Text Book for Students. ..,
GRAHAM AND WATERMAN ON NEW TRIALS a revised
edition, in volumes.
LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, NEW YORK AND MAsSA-
CHUSETTS STATE REPORTS, complete Of each
State. -E
KENT'S COMMENT ARIES, new edition, volumes.
ARCHIBoLDS CRIMINAL PLEADING, and revised
edition.
GREENLEltF'S ON REAL PROPERTY. Ss5
PETERS AND HOWARD'S SUPREME COURT REPORTS
OF THE UNITED STATES, complete to l7th Of Howard
WIIARTON'S LAW OF HOMICIDE
N. B. A well assorted stock Of LAW BOOKS, at
fees 2pSt No. los CANAL STREET.
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.FeaO Orleans
STATlONERS' WAREHOUSE,
on c A NJ II II IL e z IT. OU
.E.141'C4" SZA1xo.S-E:Ia
Now opening we'll selected and large FAT CY
STATIONERY, comprising Ivory Pearl Tablets Ivory
Pearl Folders and Book Markers Fancy and Plain Pen Wper
Letter Clips Paper Clips Ink Stands every pattern imported;
Bronze and Glass Paper Weights Matches; Ladies' Pen
Holders; Percussion and great variety Of styles of Pen Hold
Wooden Tin and Glass Sand Boxes every parapher
nnlia of the COuETING,HoCSE. For sale by
j. 3. STEEL,
Law Pnblishcr, Bookseller and Stationer.
fe25 2E3t No. 60 Camp street
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Fancy S0dtgEe7ssy.

ENaeCy S0dtgEe1'y,
H q R ~ less AND TIER VI M IA
WAREHOUSE.
The undersigned have received by arrivals full and
complete OF all articles III their line drec, from their
mandatory, in Philadelphia.
a Any goods sold by them be warranted of the best
material, and offered al small advance manufacturers
prices.
LACY Il CO.,
fe25 2p3teod 81 ST. Charles street
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PGphi0le melodies.

E0GphiNlc melodies.
Lovely w1Inan's brightest charm
Is fair, uIsnlled skin,
\ snowy neck, smooth, while arm,
A cheek from which the rose might win
A softer tint-I.oYe smiles 10
Such beauty-and how readily
TIT pearly white, that rosy hlooH',
The skin though sallow, will assume,
If wisely YOU should take notion
To try the peerless PAPIIIAN LOTION.
Prepared and sold by E. PIfALON ST. Nicholas Hotel AID
81 Broadway, New York.
For sale il New Orleans Wholesale and reail hy
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
fe25 2p5t q and ISL ChNrtres street. n. 0.
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ut and Be{O1U Cost.
WINTER SILKS, ChoAK5,
Talmas, MantilIas and Shawls.

-mD. me- s$G-A VA Ax@ M GaE G@p~
Nos. IL AND Il CHARITIES STREET,
In order to makcroom their SPRING STOCK will com.
selling Monday the 18th inst their entire assortment
Of Winter Goods and below These comprise part
Rich Black and Colorcd hOlREANTIQuE;
Rich Broche Striped and Plaid SILKS;
Plaid RAW SILKS, POrLINS, etc.
Plain, Plaid ard Figured CASlMERES and MOuSSELIN DE
EAINES;
~ and Cloth CIOAKS MANTIILAS and TALAAS.
ether with many other goods too numerous mention.
Just received, two Of SPRING SILKS at Is cents
Nfs d. fe25 2p3t
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Boots, Shoes and EP,.ooa,,e

Boots, Shoes and E8a'og0ps.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk in store general aort-
ment OF BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS HATS GAPS etc
Plantations supplied with prime UTTCIING BOOTS RISsET
ooolS, hfoGANS, WOOL MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
SIkA" and CAMPEAClIY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Nurazira v,roo+
II S, CAPS, etc..
AT WHOLESALE.
we arc constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Lcehorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST q CO.,
20 -ts 10 Magazine street..
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Il Word to aEotFaers.

Il Word to sK0theTs.
Do you when observing the uneasy and painful emotions Of
your children consider that may be than colic
If you not yo should for take word for it, that i'll nine
twelve these uneasy feelings caused by Worms,
and should he attended 10 At
WINER'S CANADIAN FERMTFUGE,
+ highly recommended by physicians and others us an niN-
lible remedy for the eradication Of all kinds Of Worms from the
stomach bowels Of children and adults and as it is perfectly
free ingredients which have any but beneficial effect
VIC would recommend its use wherever there exists Tie
usual symptoms.
H=Bc particular ndremenbcr the name, "Wincr's Canadian
yermifugcn This is the only article that be depended
For sale in New Orleans by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
fc25 2p6t Nos. q and Isl Churtres street, n. 0.
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eEeaU Orleans
TATIONERS wAREHO GUS E.,
No. go CAMP STREET..
Backgammon Boxes, Chesssmen and Drafts
Ia.
Now opening, beautiful assortment Of these articles
prising- ...
IVORY AND BONE CIIEsSMEN, Chinese Work.
Also
WOODEN CIiESSMEN, large size, for Clubs with boards 10
match;
inlaid.
Also, beautifully inaid DoMINOEs. For sale by
J. 3. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Ssatorcr,
fe25 2p3ts No GO Camp street.
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oVSaU Orleans
SIAIIONEltS' WAREHOUSE.
No. 60 CAMP STREET.
WEDDING NOTE PAPERS AND ENVELOPES.
Now receiving great variety beautifully designed WE'D.
DING NOTE PAPERS, with ENVELOPES TO suit
Also
WEDDING "AFERS, Of various embcnnsical styles, for
sale by
]. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Staoper
teI5 2p3t GO Camp street.
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Exchange Place, adjoining the Post-ORice.
TEN YEARS AMONG THE NAIL BAGS, by Mail Agent;
81 IS
4 VOICE TO AMERICA, Or, The Model Republic 81;
PLAIN TALK on HOME MATTERS, IS cents;
LETTERS OF THE BRITISH SPY, by VIM Writ;
EVENINGS WITH THE PROPHETS, by Rev. A. " Brown
81 90;
TIE HOMESTEAD ON THE HILL SIDE, by Mrs NJ ]
Holmes, 81 90;
IASWEII'S ENGINEERS POCKET BOOK 81 %;
ALONE, by Marian iarlanl; 81 49,
AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS GUIDE, 81 %;
ALIENS DOMESTIC ANIMALS IS cents;
THE IRISH ABROAD AND AT HOME ST co;
THE SIX DAYS OF CREATION 81 20;
THE VOICE OF THE CHURCH the Coming Kingdom
of the Redee,ner, by u. 7. Taylor, 81 10;
UNION WITH THE CHURCH, IS
MAGAZINES, etc.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, tor March;
=. STORY BOOK, :.
RANKINGS HALF YEARLY ABSTRACT OF THE NEnI.
Cal. SCIENCES, 81 90;
BRAITIIWAITES RETROSPECT Of Practical Medicine and
Surgery, 81 90;
| Together with all the LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
fe25 2p2t<W
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Tobacco.
Central a&MseriCG.

Persons DESTROYS to enlilatt knney's purchase, in Cen
trail America for Information will apply JOSEPH T. JOHN
son, No. % Rampant street, who will aid and assist engrants
in making their outfit.
1850 ACRES OF LAND
will be given all who engrae the 2ith Of this month.
After that time only GO Acres will be given
r. H. GRANT,
fe13 2pl2,* Agent Of II. l.. Kinney
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Splendid assortment

Splendid Assortment
- H1 NJ H. LUZ aE a7s- GID I'D MP - :.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
P. A. HEBRARD,
LIS CANAL STREET, LlS
Is now opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals which he will at very reduced prices
Plain, Figured and Flcunced BlAREGE DRESSES;
Colcred GRENADINE g..
Black Flounced BAREGE :.
.Half.mourning =,
Plain Black GRENADINES;
,,,,ned and Plaid
FoULARlj SILKS;
organdy, Plain and Flopnced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jnconet
Valencienne ACE TOILETS
Embroidered Muslin and J"conct BANDS;
:. =. 1EsERTING;
,. EDGING;
White Cotton CAMBRIA;
:. =. JACONET
BRILLIANTINES, White and Colorcd
Real SWISS MUSLIN, IL, Cd, ST.
NANSOOk;
INDIA Null;
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
=. CAMBRIA;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored, Nl sizes
TOIIE DU NORD;
SILK CRUvE1.LI LUsTRE for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, Jacquard, Damasked and Eh;bd;
H. WHITE BOBINEr Mosquito Bars, made order;
Irish Linen sIIIRTINH;
SIiEETING LINEN, French Scotch Irish all widths;
Yellow and Colored NANKINs, etc,
-Also-
A complete assortment of PLANTERS GOODS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, for
Negroes. fe25 Up
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EEGEby's
q MI RC - u~ soy rm aD KR, M .
4CS CAMP STREET.. 400

Just opened, supply of FASHIONABLE SPRING
GOODS and RICH EMBROIDERIES.
Striped and Plaid SPRING SILKS;
Flounccd ORGANIZE ROBES;
Flounced BAREGE ROBES;
LINEN CAMBRIA DRESSES;
FRENCH LAWNS AND JACONETS;
White and Colorcd BRIIIIANTTNES;
Rich SWISS and JACoNET SETS;
VALENCIA and GUIPURE SETS;
Honton LACE COLLARS;
Embroidered HANDKERCIIIEFS, BANDS etc.
HORACE HARDY,
fees q % Up lS5 Camp street
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y. EecOis s. Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON SITS.

y. Eec0is s. Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON SITS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Just opened
FLOUNCED ORGANDY ROBES;
:. RACHEL. CREPE ROBES;
=. lSPAiiAN BAREGE
FRENCH SPRING PEItCALES;
:. JACONET MUSIINS;
e.. ORGANDTES;
JACONfIT StYIGNf DRESSES;
MUSLIN
SATIN STRIPED GRENADINE;
SUMMER FOULARDS;
BLACK LACE SCARFS
MANTIILAS
SIiAWLS;
MOIRE ANTIQUE SHADES AND PARASOI.S;
JOUVINiS GLOVES--lGO dozen,
New invoice of rich EMBROIDERIES, LACES, FANS
PARISIAN SKIRTS, BLONDES, LACES, otc.
J. LEVOIS g. Co,
fe25 2pG. corner Canal and Bourbon streets.
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Auttiolt sSalts.

ENGLISH GUNS COLT s%ND DERRINGER PISTOLS,
Abn Ware Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Imported Gold
Jcwclry and Fancy Goods.
BY a. ROBERTSON.
MONDAY. Feb. lts5, and Tuesday, 2Gth. Mt
lR o'clock 81 Canal street, removed for convenience OF
sale, will be sold n,
4 selected stock Guns Pistols Watches Jewey, Cutlery,
Abitu Ware, choice collection Of English French Ger
and American Fancy Goods.
-AlSO-
WnchmaEcr's Regulator. The whole to be sold without
TrrnH lihnrnl. lG.b
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gTfeFlh7S
NIR TOBACCO CTE\ G Y,
90 AND 81 GItAyIER STREET.

eTfettR's
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
SO AND 81 GIeAyIER STREET.
We have in store following well known brands of MAN
UFArTuRED TOBACCO, which invite The attention Of
the tirocegs and Dealers generally.
JENNY LIND, (Bergers)
TEA LEAF, LAyres'J
GOLD LEAF, a yres')
HARRY OF THE WEST,
SANE OLD Coon,
DAVY CROCKETT,
RAGsDALF's BEST,
STONES PIEDMONT.
FERGusoN's "IxID"
FERGTSGNS KNOW NOTHING,
FERGUs0N's CUBA,
FERGUs0N's MAID OF ORLEANS
FEEGUSON'S EuENA VISTA.
BURTON { NAYS EXTRA, old9
BURTON MAYS CROSS. tldD
JAS. L. CLAYTON's EXTRA, old5
JAS. L. CIAYTON's CROSS, NreshD
HALSEY Il BOOKER YOUNG AMERICA;
HAIsEY & BOOK FRS LECoNTE;
HAI,SEY Il BOOhER'S PEYTONA;
UALSf:Y & ROOKERfS LEXINGTON:
HALSEY & BOOkER'S PICAYUNEi
HALSEY It BOoKERS LECOMTE PANCAKE
MILI4ER'S BLUFF CITY;
MILIEE'S PUT HER THROUGH;
SMITHS GRAND-pAn'S TWIST.
Sole Agents i'll this City of
BURTON 4 MAY,
JAMES L, CLAYTON,
HAISEf ( BOOKER,
DR.. JAMES SAUNDERS,
WILLIAM AYRES,
D. {. RAGSDALE Il CO.,
FERGUSON, HATCHER 4 Co,
GEORGE T. BERGER,
THOMAS W. ANDERSON,
BOOTH & FERGUSON,
POINDEXTER & HAISEY,
GEORGE a. SMITH,
MILLER & FERGUSON,
the principal brands of these Manufacturers.
We have Il large OF their medium and
brands composed Of pounds S. 6s IS IS, 10, and SMOKING
| TOBACCO. -
a. GLENN & CO.,
fci 2pAlon If Nos. % and " Gravcr st.
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Rich V'eEeeS Cas.petSseg.

We are in receipt of new and beautiful designs Of
Choice Velvet Tapestry CARPETING
Choice Brussels
Choice Dge1ow
Three.Ply and Tapestry Ingram CARPET1NG:
Superfne aud Common
FLOOR OIL CL o - ii 5.
large assortment from feet q feet cut to suit azed
room hall.
WINDOW HADES.
variety Of styles, patterns. Window Cornces, etc.
j. D. CAMERON g. CO.,
fe25 2p6t % Charres and Y Customhoase streets
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GOTTON--C0TTON.
HY r. i. SYKES.
TTIIFKS DAY, 25tl, Inst, at A. Ia o'clock, Mt
Cotton Press, for account Of whom may con-
Germ, will be Sold
Is bales Cotton damaged.
Immediately after the shippers Alabama and Mississippi
Presses
10 bales Cotton, damaged.
TERMS--(nsf. te2J
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HAWsERS, HEAD AND FAST LINES, BLOCKS, &TC.,
Succession of George I4cdie
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctionecr.
tFFicE--No. Commercial Place.
TUESDAY. the :stitl inst. al 10 O'Clock, WIZ
L. the ST. Joseph and Foucher
Streets by the Second District Court dated 18Th Febru
AIRY, lS5G- --
TACKLE, SIIONEI4S, AXES, etc.
TERMS-Casl.
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Drugs.
25 barrels No. l CASTOR OIL; 3 bbls OLIVE OIL;
10 boxes CASTLE SOAP:
100 kegs BI-CARBONATE SODA;
% kegs REFINED SALTPETRF;
10 barrels REFINED CAMPHOR;
10 -. CREAM TARTAR;
50 iars CARB. AMMONIA;
c&seS OPIUM;
- GUN ARABIC:
80 barrels COPPERAS;
20 FLOUR SULFItCR;
81 ounces OTTO ROSES,
: cases CALAERIA IIQtpR1CE;
50 gross SUGAR LEMONS.
Together with large and complete assortment Of DRUGS,
CHEMICALS and PATENT MEDICINES PEEFUMEET.
PAINTS, OILS ETC.. etc, for sale low by
Z. B. WHEELOCk,
feEl 2nMeFrkMO - MhgnZne street
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-12
SONG.

With flowers that are Of fragran' breath,
Guild from where'er they grow,
For the I'll Irvine a graceful wreath,
And place it on thy brow.
No other gems shah deck thy hair,
Which is Of Loves own hue
Thy locks have proved n silkcn snare,
Thy smiles, how winning, too
or beauty thou might'st be the queen,
And sway those realms apart
To love thee, thou need st but be seen,
Sweet peri Of my heart.
When day has closed, and ,lcw-peals glance,
And mystic music's heard,
And flower-nymphs mold their gayest dance
Along the soft green sward
When all is hushed in calm repose,
Save what by fancy's woye,
Heavens holy star shall hear our VOWS
Smile sweeily on our love
The richest blessing life can know
Is Loves immortal part
Then wear its wreath upon thy brow,
Sweet peri ofmy heart. JonN BooKFR.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-12
POETRY.
THE MISSING SHIP.

tFrom the New York Evening Post.
No news from the missing ship,
With her precious freight Of lives,
Though on the watch for tidings
Are husbands, lovers, wives
The nations mind is troubled
To learn the vessels fate
Safe haven may she fud, at last,
With her thrice-precious freight
The sea is a mighty mistress
In this dread world Of ours
Roaring in Polar Regions,
Or building coral bowers.
Within her grand, old chambers,
What treasures lie Concealed
The conquering fleets Of Carthage,
And hosts with spear and shield.
No news from the missing ship
Has she struck on frozen shores
Or by an iceberg shattered,
Sought port in the far Azores
Or anchorage, forever,
In ocean has she found
Vast tomb, where Hope lies buried,
And Royalty discrown'd
The winds we have questioned, often,
That landword wildly blow
They only moan and whistle,
But say not YES, nor NO!
When will the missing steamer
Approach cur coast againl
Give answer, blast Of midnight
Give answer roaring main
Prayers for her safety, nightly,
Rise from a million lips
A glimmering of hope remains
That should not know eclipse.
May the signal-gun give token
That she is under way,
With her precious freight Of human lives,
And moving up the Bay
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-12
VERMONT * MASS. RAIL ROAD
v Notice. On and nlfnr MnNnAX nEn 81

VERMONT * MASS. RAIL ROAD
v Notice On and after MONDAY, DEC. 50,
Trains will run as follows, via -
upward-Leaye Boston at ii.o0 VI. Filehburg
at l. 30 T.. NJ.
Downward-leave Brauleboro at eco a. NJ,
and Greenfield at 9.l5 A. NJ.
Souih.-Leage Bfauleboro for South Vernon nt
$40 \. NJ, and 3.35 +. NJ
North.-Lcavo South Vernon for Brattleboro al
$40 A. NJ. and 100 +. NJ
:, Freight Trains for fiichburg and Boston leave
nrallleboto at 8.eO a. NJ. On Tuesdays the Caiile
Train will leave at 1910 r. NJ
For South Vernon and New York, Freight Trains
leave Bratehoro at i2.i0 p. NJ
Freight Trains arrive al Bralilcboro from Boston al
oo0P NJ and on Tuesdays an extra Freight at u IS
A, NJ. from the South al 100 p. N.
The 90 NJ. train from Boston, connects with the
CONNECTICUT River Rail Road al Greenfield for Deer
field Hatfield, Northampton, IIolyoke, Chcopec and
Springfield, and with the night train 10 ~ Y every day
The downward A. NJ. train from Bratieboro aud Tie
ZOO VI. Train from Boston, connect with the Ashuelot
Rail Road at South Vernon
Filchburg, Nov. so, 1855
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-12
VALLEY RoAn

Notice, On and after MONDAY, MARCH
81, 1886, PASSENGER TRAfNs will leave Bellows
Falls for Bnttleboro at $40 A. NJ, and $50 p.
vi and returning leave Brattlehoro at 1925 A.
NJ and 5.25 r. NJ
FRElGHr TRAM leaves Bellows Falls at 1915 A.
NJ; and Brattleboro at l.2O 2. NJ
The two Passenger Trains over this Route, con-
meet South with the Vt. & Mass. and Connecticut
River Rail Roads, to Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and Bridgeport. direct to New York. on
the North with the Rutland and Burlington, sulli-
van; Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada, Con-
necticut and Passumpsie Rivers Rail Roads, form-
ingiirect communication with Whitehall. Saratoga
x Schenectady, St. Johnsbury and White Noun
iains. Burlington and Rouse's Point, Ogdensburg
ana and Montreal NJ sLoAT, Supt
VERMONT VALLEY RAIL ROAD OFFICE,
March /, 1856.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-12
AGRICULTURAL.
VERMONT STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

In accordance with the published call good
ly number of the tried and true friends Of ih,
Agricultural interest Of the State, met at tn
Court House in Montpelier, on Tuesday, the
25th instant.
u. d. NEWTON, Esq, of St. Albans Gale,
the meeting to order, and an organization wa
effected by choosing Dr. ASA GEonor ocCalai,
President, and JAMES NJ. RlcnARDsos, orWaits
field, Secretary.
Aiter a brief staiememeut of the object of tn
meeting, the following Constitution of Sta,
Society was unanimously adopted, 10 wit
CONSTITUTION OF THE w ,ArsTArE AeRfcr1,
TuRAL SOCIETY.
SEC. /. This association shall be called the
vermont State Agricultural Society,"" and il,
object is improvement in Agriculture, Hort.
culture, Manufactures and the Arts, within the
State of Vermont.
SEC, 2. The Society shall consist of those
citizens of the State who shall sign This Con.
stituiion and shall pay one dollar into the Tre,.
sury annually. There may also be honorary
and corresponding members. The payment of
hiieen dollars at one time shall constitute the
donor member for life, and shall exempt him
from the annual contribution.
pras;do,, . W'e 09 VI 'nis society snail be
$780," NJ ',o 'es'ueh'S' Correspond
o0d ono ~. neeV.u'ns secretary a treasurer
sen at the annual meeting of the Society. The
above officers shall constitute Board of Man
ayers, which Board shall elect three members
49, Nv" Dous 70 constitute The Finance Com
oietv shall bo,d hi. ar nc oncets oil the So
wear or mil o,La.a "'"o' '0i '"o Term oil one
stead and shall hS a'e appointed IN their
cies which man oaeS rS"ei 70 MI any Vacan-
have cha,ra 'eeD' u"i'"g Tue year shall
tho 60 " '"s interests OF me Society in
- - ~ ""''n 'hey snail respectively
matters pertaining to the interests Of the Socie-
src IT,.
Soora,as; nc Nu'o'u'"s ana Corresponding
sncb ofIices Tbd c"as - We uS'leS usual to
in the custody or ,h " '''e 'oe'e'y snail oe
Them on, and ;".a "o ,eaSuer VINO shall pay
or,ho Ei,a"s. C I"''s' '"e'n unoer The direction
,h "'a@'e COMMITTEE. lie shall give bond
=" 'ie satisfaction OF the Finance Committee for
fee i, shai ~ o' we dqlles Of his Of
sOe Sna,' oe me duty OF the Treasurer to
exsp,S,i pa'''uca, account OF the receipts and
.AP pe lures Of The Society; he shall exhibit
~ "o no'ru NJ managers, as often as required
"e s.a'e oil the Treasury, and shall present to
Wv ,''0,e'y as lis annual meeting, full state
c'e", y, It's accounts audited by the Finance
COMMITTEE
III. So, o. lheIe shall DO an annual meeting of
n'o. 'ne second Thursday in October, annual
y, at which all the officers shall be elected by
,ho M.,. rH.ea meetings may be convened by
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-12

New GuANo FlELD. - A company has been
formed in New York, called the American Gu
ano Company, to furnish the United States with
that fertilizer, from an island discovered in the
Pacific Ocean by Capt Baker, the location of
which has been kept profound secret by the
parties Immediately interested. The govern
ment has taken so much interest in this dscov-
cry as 10 order the commodore at the Pacific
station 10 send a government agent with the
New York expedition, 10 take possession ofihe
island. Within few days, corroboratiye ev-
idence Of the existence of this island has been
published. Capt Netcher, of the bark Isabella
of Fairhayen, Mass, visited the island aiier
Capt Baktt, saw innumerable hocks of birds,
and asceriained that The island was covered with
guano. There would seem To be little doub,
that the new company isop the right track, and
that we shall soon obtain guano without pay
ing extravagaHt prices TO the Peruvian govern
ment.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-12

PROSPECTS OF Next HARVEST. The Alton
Qll.) Courier of the 7lh inst, expresses lis o.
ploion that we may expect another very fine
crop OF wheat, aud the opinion is based on the
'oiiio"ing reasons The early winter was very
mild, so much so that the late sown wheat. of
winch there is much, continued to grow til a
much later date than usual Then the snow
WIN have protected it from injury by the frost
Lastly such uninterrupted cold weather for so
long period, and until SO late date. aupurs
an uninterrupted springiime when il comes
II Is luIlher said that the number OF acres nut
under wheat in that pariuf the country las, fall
was greater than ever known before.
The Chicago Journal says-"We must have
large crops next fall. The snow which has
fallen during tho past sixty days is equal TO five
inches Of manure People capable Of estimat.
ing matters, Imagine that the wheat crop of 1856
VIII be the largest ever harvested in this coun-
n.y. 10 es'l@fie The value of the snow upon
NE ground az Zen millions of dollars, would be
low dgure.s'