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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
SOLD OF Tt

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friends In he eng and eeantry for ne hAerAi patEont
axe extrnasd 10 tAc srtsrs years paai t
tksy have sed heir ensFe uock II 10 ~ AZ 0ns e.
ths ARA hAsiBg ered huness sazoeiatlon - knax
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anxious sake hnal an1 eomtlnls nriseasnt q anf
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thsr WGhnt teRy. Ihe heoaa all
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
Napier's Peninsular War.
LIBRARY EDITION

LIBRARY EDITION.
v. 7. BERRY6 CO. have just received
III e HIST TORY OF THE WAR
IN THE PENINSULA
And the South Of France from A. d. lst7tO 1si4
By Maj. Gen Sir VIZ. P. Nap err, X. c. B., Col 9Th
Regiment, &c, &c.
- his edition reprint Of the revised English sdi-
don recently published ard all the authors lates,
emendatious and "lusiEcsfor, pieces,p with
FIFTY-PIVE MAS AND PLANS OF BATTLES
There has been also repaired this edition. COM
PLETE INDEX to the whole rk [Eantng in all other
editions and the fonOv PORTRAITS, beautifully en-
graVed steel:
l. NAPIER, tthe au,lor) 8, WELLINGTON.
g. NAPOLEON. SOCLT.
5. JOSErH HONAPARTE
"YOu should read Napi Of the var IN Portu-
gal He is heroic fellow, equal anything in Plutarch
and moreover along headed clever hero who takes Rooa
aim before he fires "-Iet - O. Ng.Irey Smith
"Our English Thueydiles hi,,orn Of the Peninsula
War; WGhsr SaUage LaRdOr photographer, Fraser,
Fec. 1876
". 7. Berry e co have also Just received
HEADLEY'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON Illustrated
with ~ elegant large Wood Engravings ali from original
designs. vol. NO.
"Mr. Headey descriptions graphic history cor
rect and his summing Of character scarcely suffers BY
comparison With similar Pags'in Tactus."-H T. O6serer.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
A Blacksmith Wanted.

'HE Undersigned wish 10 employ competent Black
smith thoroughly acquainted with the work Of Carriage
A. HENTZ co.
Huntsvile ALBANIA October Il 1S56-1m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
LOST
POCKET-BOoK LOST.

NHE undersigned lost from his pocket the Fair grounds
Friday wallet containing Slain as bills note on
A Gilman for $780, with aeredit the back certificate
Of depo tie given by Cobb Co. Dycusburg Ky for coo
in ID payable when cal for with other checks
papers not recoleesd Payment OF the is
stopped, and all persons cautioned trading for
them.
Nashville, Oct H. 1856 ct JESSE JOYNER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17

THE rspid sale with which my last mportati N
i article met, has induced me to order supply.
which arrived this day, being ~ PERlO1g TO any lot
yet offered recommend It to the trade well IS
for ftnily use. b. l. SIMPSON,
oct1O-tf Be Shields Com. House, ~ Public square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
Auction Sale of Groceries,
BY
B. LANIER &c Go.

- LIAM 16E6 Cc CO.
Nt1 will sell in front Of our Store, WEDNESDAY
w October 81 for cash. the following articles, 10 wit:
81 Bids fair prime sugar so boxes manuf'd Tobacco,
100 bags Rio Cof.e, 20 packages Tea,
20 Barrels Molasses, 100 bbs Magnolia Whisky,
50 bOxesStar Candles, 100 " Deans
300 " Tailow 100 Orange Valley,
100 quart Flasks, 90 Bourbon and Rye Z"
100 pint F" 90 bbls Brandy and Gin,
so sss'd Jars, 90 cases Oysters,
200 reams Wrapping Paper, 20 dOz Broous,
100 boxes Melee Cigars, 100 " Backing,
100 Regala 30 bbls Almonds,
800 kegs Nails, 20 boxes Loaf sugar,
Together with Pepper Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Nader,
Soap, Demiohns, Alum and other articles tn up
full sale of Groceries oct1T r. LANIER CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
MEDIC Al B Q OK S.
LATEST EDITIONS.

MED @ Al B Q OK S.
LATEST EDITIONS.
AshWell on Females. Griath's FOrmulary.
Bennett on Uterus, Horner's Anatomy. 49,
Budd on the Liver, Huntel and Ricord
Bartlett on Fevers, Hoblyn's Dictionary,
Billings Principles, Jones and Lieveking,
Bakisten on the Chest, Kirk and Pagets Physiology,
Burrows Circulation, LudIow's Examinations,
Colombat Females, Lawrence on the Eve
COPELAND on Palsy, Aaciise' Anatomy,
Carpenters Physiology, Meigs on Pemaes,
Cooper's Dislocati)ns Meigs on Children
Cooper Hernia, Meig' Obstetrics
Christison on Poisons, Msigs FeVers,
condie on Children, Millers Principles,
Churchill on Females, Millsrs Practice
Churchill on Children Nell and Smiths Comp.
Churchilis Obstetrics, Heizan on the Skin
Clymer FsVers, Owen on Teeth,
Devices on Females, Phillips on Scroflla,
Devices on Children, Perciras Meteris Medica,
De~ees' Midwifery, Parker Syphilis.
DunglisOn'. Physiology, RlmsbOthan's Plrturitou
Dunglison's Dictionary, smons' PathOlr gy,
Dunglison's Materia Aedica FAylors Jurisprudence,
Druitt's Surgery, wstson's Practice,
DuitOn o. the Ear, Wilson'S Anatomy,
Erichsens Surgery, Wilson'S Dissection,
Ellis Medical FOrmulary, woois' Practice,
Fergus0n's Surgery, United States Dispensatory,
FOwne's Chemistry, &c &c &C.
Gross Path Anatomy, For sale By
oct7 Br1a CHARLES W. SMITH,
nege Street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
rOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE.

fI'HE new ndhght draught stesmsrA TT1 -
Il CRESCEaT, W. H0LAEs. Master, WEAAa
vii regularly In the aDose tradezAB&Azzls2
curing the mt season commencing on the arst rise In
the Cumberland river she has excellent mOdato1s
and In point o. speed and safety h unsurpassed For
Freight OF passage, apply 20 H. II. HARRISON,
octS-du Huka Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
L OST

A CHECK on the Bank Of Tennessee. payable to J. D.
"A Spain, dated October g. 1856 for 5000 given by s. D.
Morgan PAYMENT is stopped and the finder will confer a
favor by returning the to this office the subscriber
oct4 ID SPAIN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
CHARLES HEIlSlCK CHAMPAGNE.

JUST received fresh supply of Swedish Lseches by EH-
- press. For sale by DEMOVELL BILL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
Cheese. Cheese
Mr. M. H. COOkE.

ID ECEIygD By Express from NJ York ExtTA Lot -
oct4 VESSEL THOMPSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17

HAVING taken interest In business, VIII not
II hereafter hold any Fsgaar Auetion s2ss- The style
Of our Arm remains NE same.
NAsHvnLk, Aug. !, 1885. lkbf AOhsAN CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
ChancerV Sale.

OnanCery Sale.
pursuance Of adecTee of the Chancery Court at Nash
Vlle in the OF Ann H. Smith J. K. p. Smith, j
WILL the 18th day Of October next, expose for public
sale to the highest bidder at the Court House yard in said
city, 43 OF land lying the old Lebanon road be-
ing part Of the tract Of land belonging to the estate Of E.
p smith, dece ased, on Mill Greek. .-H
TERMS SALE-Said land will be sold credit Of
and two years, notes well secured aud lien retained
septic O. D. BRIEN, @. NJ.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
WHO WANTS A COOKE

HAVE two Of the best Cook, Washrrs and Ironers in
the State without exception. Also several most ex-
eeen hUuse ssrvant who with the very best
mendA0n they good Servants and have been raised
in good families. Also likely Boys and Girls for sale iou at
WILL. L. BOYD'S.
Octi0 No. 50 Chrrrys @et.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17

AN oderpg for sale ihrre desirable pivSt@ resi-
dsner-, within few minutes Vak q the Public Square
One situated the Of Cedar and Spruce streets
Lot fronting 50 feet Cedar unhiug back iS2 feet
Ley. Neat brick house eontainf siI g0cd ToOms-
The other lots fronting 82N feet each Spruce
street and running back $50 feet II foot alley, with
story Brick Houses, containing rooms each.
This very desir1be properly this portion Of the
city rapidly Improving and this about tbs only chance
bay residences convenient the bnsines portion Of the
city. Terms liberal. Apply 10 WILL L. BOYD, JA,
Oct4-im 50 Cherry street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17

P.a-ws have removed 10 our Des store No. ! Pub y
square, where opening and Asndsome stocE
fGa and Winter Goods 70 Uheh invite The attention
Of Merchants gsneraiy. tAagiS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
II AK EN- L r
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
SWEDISH TT

DERsONS are cautioned contract against
this establishment, | will BE- responsible for bills
given thout my wri ten order. JOEL DAVIS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
GROCERFEA
TO THE TIMBER Me

NUWNN ElNFs
DR0p1SAia eli BE- received 81 The ozce - tht fdEe
held and keutul ~ Railroad co@pany Enil NoEeHoef
llth, delivery a THEsTF, avs TaorsAsp Cross
Gies. Said Ties Be eight frst ioRs, With sntn esi
square inches thck And sssed heued tFue he
psr4et taces each 81 which shall b Il eest an iaehss
side exclusive % sap Hsn sawed heuet more than
eidea b Be nches vide Taey nnNt b
81 Fead qaay % fsd cedar, white ciaapn pest oak
Propo nay be 43s foF delivering the whes naker AZ
AashFs ~ PsYne's LapdHg caa herisnd river.
sr twelve thousand either these pants and tAgieen
heassn1 Wes4 eadiers ue 81 te lanetian 81
ne fyres springs and sprinEfsd Iurnpkss Any ether
ua0r4 loh aay - obtAizsd 81 addressing iAs an xsgn
ed A. ANDKas0N,
ssptiS-tTs cAisf kaginssr s. ~. \, a.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
L an d Tor Sale.
Valuable GOV PrOpertT fer Sale.
Handsome Residences for Sale.

egibly situated building ot on College street. k Ossr-
n ed Tor sale on reasonable terms Apply at hs Patrls
once. w.t.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

c---,.-.., M. N -,
'.,'' - 80
r"r ~
-, '"e', 'C'Ne'' WIN '"VsV =, ",c '"ie
w." Wv
-. -. .''''
%, .,'y,.,.ay ..., ~ 80 ~
nected with the Connecticut River Railroad for
many years, the last as Master Of transportation,
and always with credit 10 himself and satisfaction
to the public and the Company, has now resigned
his position upon it. The Office Of Superintendent
has been revived and Mr. VIM b. Brinsmade Of
Springfield, appointed to fill the pos itiou.
~,
,,.,,
~ e., c., '',e ~
dav evening His subject was the political and So
eiaI condition and relations Of the Danuhan Prov
inces. He gave very interesting sketches of Ser
via, Bulgaria. Wallaehia, Moldavia and Hungary,
all of which countries he has visited, with a view
of making himself acquainted with their govern
ment and institutions. The experience of Mr..
brace III an austrian prison s'e''S 70 nave 'n,es-
'eu r'eeuo'H anu ''ee 'nsu'us'ohS """ sue" uuu'-
.'O'' 'n''"'s - "" u"' W ~" " 'nOs' "HO'
,Hs 's'" ie4'.u :" AeV ,Vu""y' nav u1!1.''
=, yl-1'4l !. '',r' ~
'On VI 'ne 'O's's VI "D''9 ~ '-'s' -
'"s'
rants who are, yainly we trust, endeavoring to
crush out every aspiration of freedom in those
whom they hold power, have all been quickened by
pe'Sonai Pa''O'pa"Cn :" 9O"' VI 'H''- "'''''
'une' as 'e''uie'' 'i'' A'a'' pV.s'N's" "'Ppy
Po"e' =, ee'ui,"s '''e "''en.0,' VI us "u''V ""'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05

ANEcDoTE OF HousToS. The Galveston News
furnishes the following anecdotc OF Gen. Hous-
ton 1T seems that a certain representative,
few days since, took occasion 10 remark in a
crowd that Houston was a riHaia, a oorard, and
a traitor, aud that he would tell him so to his
face One of Houston's friends hearing of the
remark, went to him, when the following con-
versation ensued General, Mr. - says that
you are a william, coward and a traitor =
Does he = Yes, aud he says that he will tell
you so to your face We'll, my friend, were
he to DO SO, | should tell hiai that he was
genileman-a brave man, and patriot and /
tcould then ask him tDho told The BIGGEST LIE =
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05
MARRIAGE IS.

At the Revere House, Jan. ID, by Rev. Geo. 7.
Tyler, TnoMAs A. SrEARNs, Esq, Of Jaiirey, n.
H., and Mrs LOIS A. GILMORE Of Mortified Ms.
In this village, At the Revere House, Jan. lt.
Or JRtiiiaida; ahd niss r. H. ETSYrf q UdnfJid
At the American House, Mr.. FRAScIs J, PoRTEa
Of Marlboro, n. H., aud Miss ELLEN !. llIGGINs
Of llinsdae, n. ll.-HENRS G. Co.'s and ELizA +.
MERRIFELD of West Brattlcboro.
In Vernon, Dec. 30,h, by Rev. Geo. II. Deere,
Mr.. CHAs. G. llouGHToS Of Worcester Mass, and
Miss ELvIRA r. MENTION Of Vernon.
In Halifax, Christians Eve, AZ the uniyersalist
Chapel. by Rev. Mr.. Bilou Of Nottingham, Mr.,
JEssE NJ. NILES and Miss MARIAN SEvER both Of
Halifax. Mr.. ALBERT RICHARDSON of Walpole,
n. H., and Miss ELLEN Plum Of Halifax.
At Bellows Falls, January lsi, Mr.. CUMMINGS
MooRE and Miss LYDIA J. DopGE, both Of Stod-
dard. n. II. Mr.. WM :. CARrER and Miss FsIIy
A. BoRDES. both of Stoddlrl, n. H-Mr. MlTcH-
ELL OLIVER and Miss HANNAH TAYLOR. both OF
Walpole, n. II.
In walpole, n H., Jan. lst Mr., ALBERT DERBY
of Bellows Falls and Miss MARTHA p. RUSSELL Of
Walpole.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the sora,o Monday the p,e.ident,s Mes.
soao ,yos received and rcaA Aorr i,s rcadin,
M Clav,on u,ds so,,e remark, relative 10 I'm,
,ro,,r ,c Ali 10 tasn in or,ley Ia sbn,v tho
noorio or ,ho 1r,i,od S,o,es The sir,nc,h or The
ros;,ioD ,ssr,ood n, his Goyernment ,rl,,;ve
IL CoD,ral American affairs. and The iniustice
&c ,ho nnsi,ion taken bv Great Britain with 70.
oard 10 the construction of that trea,v. He
a,rccJ ,,enerallv. with alt that the Presideot
had stated and contras,ed the paeiGe cbaraclc,
If his country with the aoressive policy al.
vavs pursued by Great Britain.
Mr. Seward manfred whether the cround
,aken nv the President h,s allowed the british
Goyernmept 10 take reoardino the cons,ruction
of that treaty. namely. ,ba, il MAS merely
nrosncc,iye in lie oners,jon and had mn rcc.r
ence 10 the actual oeeunation he tina, coun,rv
of the territory in question was the understand.
inc of The Government or the limited States
when the treatv vos made Mr. Clav,,, ,hcn
being Secretary Of State
MIR, CLAYTON replied tina, il was an entirely
new nstruclion-some,hinp of which he had
never before heard lie never dreamed of such
construction being given to the language Of
the treaty Docs any man suppose (Olay'on
said) that /, in the possession OF my senses, en-
tered into a treaty with Britain to allo" her to
remain in possession OF The whole OF this 18th
mus, merely because she had been in possession
OF it, and then signed treaty to prohibit my
own coun'rymen from taking possession, eav-
ing her 10 remain undis'nrbed What motive
could an American Senate have had in voting
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WFpNFspNN, JAS. ,, 1850.
At matkciio-day -598 cRulc 500 heevcs aud 90
stores consisting nj Working Oxen, Cows, and Calves,
one. two and three years old.
PRioEs--NffEef BseE-Exira Sla8 e5 ; Isl quality
25a 49, ID do. So JOa7 OOi 81 do 50 ordinary
So 90.
SrOREs- Working Orfr-None.
Cons and Calrss-S35, 30, 50a55
iedolings-Sl3, Halls.
INo Years on els. l6al9.
Three Years Oh-s20. e2ag7'
Sheep and Ldrbs-2iOO AT msfksi--prccs.-Ex
ira SIS. e. BalO. In lots 81 58at ~ each.
SleiHe-7s0 al market. Bnees, l-ia6 Ice per
h.. live weight.
ThNnm-s9a9le per 10.
fHdes-1c per IL.
Psifs.-slal 2ai p each. CalfSkias--l3r per h..
RENARKs--Thn market is about the same as last
week few pair Of extra fat eauk sold for So 30
per cwi.
81 car came over the Flchburg Rarnd. over
the Boston & Lowell Railroad - over the Boston d
Maine Railroad loaded with cattle, sheep, swine and
horscs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05
STATE LEGISLATURES.

MASSACHUSETTS. The State Legislature Of this
State assembled at Boston on Wednesday. In the
Senate Elihu c. Baker was elected President by
% votes out Of the 81 cast, and Peter L. Cox,
Clerk. The House was organized by the election
of DR.. Charles A. Phelps, of Boston, Speaker, and
VIM. E. p. Haskell, of Chelsea, Clerk. For spea-
ker the vote stood, Phelps, l6i; John G. Thurston
of Lancaster, Wing, 65; Putnam W. Taft of Wor-
cestcr, Republican, co; Clayton p. 0sgood of An
dover, 20; and Scattering. All the officers cleo
ted as above, belong to the American party.
New YoRK.-The legislature of New York met
at Albany, Tuesday. The assembly made sever
al Intellectual attempts to elect speaker, Lyman
Odell, American, having the highest vote
strenuous effort was made to uuite the hard anu
soft democrats, but the harls refused all oyertures
-Four additional ballotngs were had on Wednesday
forenoon. without an election. On the first ballot
the vote stood 0del, American, 40; Peudcrgast,
Republican, "a; Baily, barishell, IS; lloyle soft
shell, o. The other ballots had the same result,
as did one taken in the afternoon AFTER which the
house adjourned.
MAISE.-The Legislature Of Maine met at Au-
gusta, Wednesday, and the coalition between the
old line democrats and straight wings was compile
ted in the organization, as follows senate-Lott
NJ Morrill, of Augusta, democrat, president; Will
liam G. Clark of Sangerville, straight whg, secre-
tary. House-Josiah Little of Portland, straight
wing, speaker; David Dunn of Portland, democrat,
clerk.
PENSsYLvANA.-The legislature of Penusylya-
MIA assembled at Harrisburg, on Tuesday, and or
gained with William NJ. Pratt, seeaker of the
Senate, and Richardson L. Wright, speaker of the
House. The House fixed the 18th for the election
of U. s. Senator. bill to repeal the prohbitory
liquor law has been introduced into both Houses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05

A MAMMOTH STEAMER.-A monster iron steamer
of fpeaty seren thousand tons burthen is now
building on the Thames, below London. More
than 1000 tons of iron arc used in her construc-
ton. Her dimensions are length, 6s4 feet
breadth, SO feet; depth, 5S feet, number of decks
a; measurement, 81 200 tons. Her engines will
be of 2600 horse power, and it is calculated by her
projectors and builders that she will be able to
the Atlantic in less than week. Her capacity is
sufficient for the transport of the 10000 men of
the United States army, with their arms and equip
nents; aud, if loaded to that extent, there but
two harbors on the Atlantic side of the United
States which she could enter at all times with safe
ty-Salem and Portland. An idea of her immense
size may be obtained when we compare her ton
mage with that Of the Pennsylyania-the largest
lne-of-battle ship in the world--it being nine
times greater. The people of Portland are making
efforts to secure visit frem this steamer, and an
agent has gone out for that purpose under the
pices of the Grand Trunk Railway Company. We
gather the above facts from the SLATE Of Milne.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05

YANKEE ScIESTlFlcs.-Mr Eliphalet Stubs,
zeal live Yankee from Connecticut, in exhib-
iting his "Patent Back-action Spanker," thus
scientifically describes it;
"on being attached TO baby of any age, it
(the spanker,) watches over it like mother,
makes it to desist from swallowing thimbles,
marbles, and three cent pieces, pins, or any
other food unsuited TO its stomach compeis it
to go to sleep when it does MT want 10; and il
somewhat elder, it sees that it keeps its hands
off the sugar-bowl and jam pols besides max
ing it keep its face clean,-and all by the pow
eI Of It's back-aelion.''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05

u We find the following cool paragraph in
the North Carolina Times
"The Times has not been issued for the two
past weeks. The cause of this omission was,
week before last we were absent on business,
and last week we were very indisposed from a
bad cold"
II Col. Rawlinson has just discovered
among the ruins Of ancient Babylon library
of what may be called solid reading. 1t con
ssts of voluminous treaties on astronomy,
mathematics, ethnology and several other most
important branches of knowledge, impressed on
baked bricks
RA certain newspaper in Cleveland, Ohio,
having advertised that they would send copy
Of their paper gratis for one year, to person
who would send them a club of ten, received
the ten-spOt of clubs from young lady in the
country
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05

u f. lockwood Hoar gave the following
pi,hy toast at the Plymouth celebration "Ihe
Rock Of Piymomh-ro the tyrGnt, the trimmer,
the hmeseruer, a stone of stumbling and a rock
of oflense but to him who will build thereon
in the love of liberty and faith in God, toun-
dation, broad and strong enough to sustain the
fabric of an empire and to uphold the pillars of
the armament"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05

To Tns LADIEs.-Dr. Rogers syrup Of
Liperioort, Tar, and Caachalagua is specially
adapted to the delicate constitutions OF females !;
and as it contains no Opium, il will cause no
nervous derangement-whilet the tonic properties
of the Canchslagua are invaluable in imparng
strength to the system. All Dealers in Med-
cine keep il.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05

~ The richest man in Congress is the Hon
VIM. Aiken Of South Carolina. His property
Is estimated at two millions ofdolars, including
over one thousand negroes Mr.. Aiken is an
elderly gentleman, active, accomplished, and
full of kindness of heart He is fair repre-
sentative of slime old Southern gentleman"
and he is highly esteemed for his consistent
views and ripe experience
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-01-05
Record of Deaths in Bratileboro East Wiz
iage, during the year 1855.


AS RECORDED ny II. Il. 5. FRosT.
Jan 9th, Henrietta Baker, years.
Jan. 10th, Aurela Baker, years, G months.
Feb. 9th. Emma, wife Of @. II. Houghton, 20 yrs.
Feb 9th, Anna, wife of David Wood, u years.
March 18th, Hon. Henry Clark, II years
March 3d. Ashley p, son Of f. II. Wheeler, yrs.
8 months
April 18th, Cassius, son of Dr. Leoewenthal, yrs.
May 3D., Alonzo Joslyn, 10 years.
May 10th, Charles s.. son of l.. G. Pratt years
May 10Th, Mary T., daughter of J. Gray, Is days.
June 9th, Dr. J. g. Murphy, 80 years
June 18th, c. G. january, of st. Louis, 80 years.
June 23d, Sarah, wife Of James Thompson, 81 yrs.
months.
July 18th, Cornelius Clancey, As years.
July 3lst, Nathaniel II. May, 50 years.
Aug, Sd, Alice dau of Chas. S. Prouty, 1y ON.
Aug. 18th, Lena NJ, dau. of L. b. Carpenter, W.
Aug. 18th, Henry j. ,.son of Jarvis Root, 10y 5m.
Aug. 2lst, DIR. Jacob Catlin, "a years.
Aug. 28th, Sarah F., dau. of Mrs. Street er, s
years months.
Aug. 18th, Willie S., son of G. II. Bennett mos.
90 days.
Aug, Doth, John Holding, 50 years.
Aug. 8lst, Stella dau of j. A. Pierce, year
months days
Sept. 9Th, Carrie L., dau. of F. Wilton 90 months
Sept. 18th, Sarah Co.. dAu. of o. j. Pratt 8 mos.
u days
Sept. 18th, p. Chamberlain of Louisville, Ky. 55.
Sept. 18th, Emma, dau. of G. II. Houghton,
Oct. 9Th, Lucy Chase, rs years
Oct. llth, George, son of H. H. Godfrey, Am. lid.
Oct. 18th, Mrs, Sophia, wife of the late H. Clark,
CT yrs.
Oct 10th, Elizabeth, wife of Isaac Pratt, A.
Nov 4th, Lydia, dau, of A. Dickinson, 1sy 10m
Nov 9th, Della p, wife of VIM. e. Ryther, 45y Am.
Nov 18th, Ann p, dau. of Lyman Eels, ! years.
Nov, 18th, Mary, wife of P. d. White, 20
Nov both, Azor Nash, 60,
Dec ID, Clarence, son Of Alanson Stone, Am.
Dec. 10, Caroline dau of s. Dutton, l6.
Dec. 18th, Wild. Sarah Bardwel, SO years.