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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28
ORDINATION HYMN.

PART I.
Where erst in Eden's leafy shade
Man newly felt his Makers breath,
Ere fair temptations charms had made
This world o scene of sin and death;
No second tongue was needed then
To tell the Almighty's high behests;
The still small voice could come to men
And find an answer in their breasts.
But when debased the torpid soul
GoD by his messengers awoke,
Amid the thunder's solemn roll,
The tempest's blast, the lightnings stroke,
Then rose the affairs to his name,
And crowds the ritual splendor saw,
Heard prophets sing and priests proclaim
The awful terrors Of the law.
At length the FULLNEss from above
TO earth the high commission bore,
And spoke to man of peace and love
As never mortal spake before,
And conquering Death, the risen Lord,
Gave forth his great and last command,
And bid his brethren spread his word
10 every soul in every land.
PART ii.
o, thou Most High, all good, all Just,
Look down from Heaven, thy dwelling place
Behold thy servant take his trust,
And aid him with thy helping grace
To work thy work, to do thy will,
To speak thy praise, to preach thy word,
Promote all good, repress all i'll,
A faithful steward of his Lord.
Found him on thine eternal rock,
Make him a shepherd of thy care,
Heavenward to gently lead his flock
And in his arms thy lambs to bear;
To walk upright in wisdom's ways,
In which the blessed Jesus trod,
Until the "well done" comes with praise
Fresh from his Father and his God.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

Be COURTEOUS AT HoMs.-Why not be po
liel How much does il Gust you 10 say, 81
thank you 7" Why not practice il at home
to your husband, TO your children, your domes-
Tics IL stranger does You some little act Of
courtesy, how sweet the smiling acknowledge
Ineni IL your husband, ah, it is mater OF
course-no need of thanks. Should an acquan-
tance tread on your dress, your best, very best,
and by accident tear it, how proluse you are
with your "never mind-don't think Of i'll
don't care at all !" if husband does it, he
gets irown-if a child, it is chastensd. "Ah,
these are little things" say you, but they tell
nightly upon the heart, let me assure you, lit
lie as they are A gentleman stops at friend 1
house and finds il in confusion. He sees moth
ing for which to apologize, never thinks Of such
matters. Everything is right-cold supper,
cold room, crying children-perfecily comfort
able. Goes home where his wife has been ta-
king care of the sick ones, and working her
life almost out :--"Don't see why things cant
be kept in order-there never was such cross
children before" No apologies accepted at
home. Why not be polite at home Why
not use freely that golden coin of courtesy
How sweelly they sound, those little words,
81 thank you," or 'you are very kind ~ doub-
", yes, thrice sweet from the lips we love,
when her smile makes the eye sparkle with the
light of affection. BE polite to your children.
Do you expect them to be mindful Of your wei
fare, to grow glad at your approach, 10 bound
away 10 do your pleasure before The request is
half spokenl Then with all your dignity and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

sers. Ii has set millions of laborers to work
in the lumber forests of the north, the salt wells
of Syracuse, the wheat fields of the Geneses
valley and the praries cheapened the cost Of
the spade in the farmers hands, the Goa, on
his hack, and The sugar 10 his good wife's tea,
mofe than all the repeals of all the iron duties,
wool duties and sugar duties that ever were
talked about in Congress. 1t has done all this,
besides paying for itself, and yielding hand
some revenue 10 the siate. Yet now, when
population and business hate doubled, some
shor'-sighied politicians hesitate whether il will
he safe 10 increase the size of the canal 10 meet
it!--Aibany Fee. Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

she WouLD Mt Many A MscuANic.-A
young man commenced visiting young woman,
ana appeared to be well pleased. One evening
he called when it was quite late. which led ,hs
young girl 10 inquire where lie had been.
81 had 10 work tonight"
"What do you work for living 20 she in.
qulred in astonishmeni.
Certainly" replied the young man, 81 am
a mechanic"
81 dislike the name of mechanic" and
she ,urued up her pretty nose.
That was The last time the Young mechanic
visited the young woman. lie Is now veal.
thy man, and he has one of the bes, women in
the country for his wife.
The lady who disliked the name of mechanic
is now the wife of a miserable fool-a repular
vagrant aboni ,grog shops and she, soft, ver-
dant, silly, miserable girl, is obliged to take Id
washing in order to support herself and chill
dren.
You dislike The name Of mechanic, eh I You
whose brothers are but well-dressed loafers-
We pity any girl who has liile brains, who
is 81 verdant, so soft, as TO think less of yonha
man for being mechanc-one of Gods no.
blemen-the most dgnifed and honorable per-
sdnage OF heavens creatures. Beware, Young
lady, how yon treat young men that work for a
living, for yop may one day be mental TO one
of them yourself
Far bettef discharge the well-fed pauper,
with all his rings, jewelry, brazenness, and
pomposity, and take 10 yUut affections the cal.
lous-handed, intelligent, and Industrious me-
chanic.
Thousands haze bitterly regretted their folly
who have turned their backs TO honestly. A
few wears have taught them . severe lesson.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

GAMBLlNG.-Let every man avoid all sorts
of gambling as he would poison. poor man
or boy should not allow himself even 10 toss up
for half penny, for this is often the beginning
of habit of gambling and this rninous crimo
comes on by slow degrees. Whilst man is
minding his work, he is playing the best game,
and he is sure to win. A gambler never makes
good use of his money, even il he should win.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

THE CANAL EsLARGEMEsT.-The Erie ca
nal is worth more than river of gold 800
miles long and deep. The Erie canal has
built up Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Uii-
a'intu great commercial towns, planted five
hundred villages, and made this the empire
state,-has brouRh, up from New York every
year the cargoes Of dozen fleets, carried down
the harvesis of an empire, poured stream Of
chinking coin into the pockets Of "merchani
princes,' and fioated such wealth as never
freigh,ed Spanish argosies, all under convoy of
two lean horses and small boy in ragged trow-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

ET-A lady at West End on receiving, few
dlys ago, telegraphic message from her son
in The north of England, complained of the
Stacking hand lie wrote, asserting that his be-
ing in a hurry was no excuse for such scrawl.
Punch
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The Subscriber has the agency Of the VT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, with Capital exceeding $l30O-
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Providence Persons wishing TO insure on property will do
well TO call him before efiecng the Insurance on
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not exceeding $4,000 at one risk r. ii. FESSENDEN.
Brattleboro, January 9Th, 1857. 2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

DIR. G. w. HORTON.

Respectfully Informs the inhabitants Brateboro and vcni
ty that he has established himself In practice OF Physic
and Surgery in this place. hoping TO receive a share Of
public patronage.
W Rooms In Biakss building, corner Of Main and Elliot
Streets Office In Fisks Budng opposite the Post Office
Bratttleboro, April 18th, 1855 uI6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

AN EPIGR!M.
From the New York Evening Postl
THE SUPREME COURT AND THE QUESTION OF COLOR
Pray why should Sambo, in our courts,
Fare worse than Pat or Sawney'
For though he is a coored man,
Our Justice, too, is Tdney.
Since Taney does thus ruthlessly
Poor Sambo's rights attack,
What mercy may We hope for from
Attorney-General Black?
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P 0 E T R Y.

few weeks since spoke Of the Hon wN O. BRADLEY
Vermont on the occasion o his visit to this city the past win
ter lie indeed gentleman Of intellectual accomplish
men md much pleased have the opportunity TO pub
ish for the first time, the following production Of his lyric
muse 1t Is beautiful production Of far advanced In
life and was written at the request Of his grandson
Mt the ordination Of his felowsudent Of
InfcLlinenccr- =.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

Ths Welsh have saying that, if woman
was as quick with her feet as with her tongue,
she could catch lightning enough to knde the
fire in the morning.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

TTNHE FERIUDICAL DEPOT HAS BEEN RE
u moved from opposite the american House 10 Biake,s
building two doors north the Revere House. where
extensive and better selected stock OF Nespa pers, PEE
rlsdAcnis, Miscellaneous Books, Stationery,
kept by H. j. CARPENTER
Drattleboro, Nov. sth, 1855 Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

SNeuL,R-To see boarding school miss
afraid Of COW, Notwithstanding she did "ali
The milking to hum" few months previous.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28
M | S C E L L A N Y.
SLAVERY SECTIONAL, NOT
NATIONAL.

The Power Of Congress over Slavery In the
Territories indicated by Reason, An
thOritics ind prccedcnts.
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Blows suspended over the head, fall upon the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-31

A CHILLY STATE OF SUsPESsIoN.-We give
the following extract from . letter dated
Puckershire, N. H., although we had heard
OF similar incident previously transpiring
somewhere in that vicinity:
Sowing to the recent great snow storms,
the roofs Of several houses, barns, sheds,
&C., have given way under the immense
pressure upon them, and people in all direo-
lions have been extremely busy in relieving
their buildings from this great weight.
| Yesterday the Rev. Mr.. B Of this VIII
| lage undertook the arduous task Of relieving
our Parsonage from this responsibility, and
fearful Of aiding fall, attached BEDFORD
to himself, and placing his wife on one side
| OF the house with one end Of il in her hand,
he very cooly went to work on the other aide
OF the ridge pole shoveling OF the snow.
knowing that his good lady had 6rm hold Of
soon took courage.
] The hands of his wife, however, by this
time had become quite cold, 80 carefully
tying the end OF the rope around her waist
to make all things sure, she commenced
beating and Shaping them to restore some
warmth. Unluckily at this moment, the
mass Of snow upon (which the good Domino
was standing commenced slipping, and he
along with it, and a. he descended on one
side she arose on the othcrl Their screams
coon reused the villagers, and by the aid Of
ladders they were both soon relieved from
their distressing state Of suspension, the
good lady loudly declaring sthas the roof
might fall upoa iAsn before she would evs'
engage in similar operation, >"
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s1~slAiseas 70 distinguish between truth and

sle1&aliseas 70 distinguish between truth and
Ansndnost by Mr.. 0rinnsil:
Resolved, That the Repaolieans Of Iowa,
n soavsniion assembled, ptoasse against ths
Adniasion of Utah into IL Unioo % . soy.
sreien state, until her lspeoas inmorAlitis0
90 parged out by local Law dsclsring Poly
gamy crime.
Amendment by J. Teesdsle:
Res olved, That it 10 the policy and the de-
sign of the Republicans OF Iowa 10 make
thorough work in She inssetigation IL acca.
mulated corruptions, and brand with sndur-
ing infAmy faithless ofkcisls; thus erecting
. barrier against fraud, sxtSavagancs and
corruption in the administration Of public
Affairs.
| On motion Of c. c. Flint,
| Resolved, That State central committee Of
Eve be now appointed by the Convention, and
that she roll Of the counties be called and ths
members froa eash county, - his name ID
called, report the names Of three citissns
thereof TO act ~ corresponding committccs
in connection with the central committee Of
the state.
On motion Of Mr.. Clark, of johnson, th,
chair appointed committee OF three to re
port suitable names for the State Contra
Committee.
The chair appointed Messrs. Clark, Gurle.
and Mcpherson.
The committee then reported the following
names:
Sd. Kirkwood, w. Penn Clark, George ID
Woodin, H. Price, n. O'Connsr.
Mr.. Thompson offered the following:
Resolved, That in our nominees We rscog
nize good, true Republicans, and that v
will use al honorable means to secure tn
triumphant election Of our whole ticket.
4 On motion Of W.P. Hepburn,
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Con
vention are hereby rendered TO those gen
tlemen who have acted in the capacity Of it
officers.
After directing the publication Of proceed
ings in Republican papers, Convention I'D
journed sine die.
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10 avoid fractions, - may De re0itsfo fr
Blsck wood for which viii forward that for beth
years POST PAID.
N B. The price In Great Britain Of tbs ave Pc
siodicals above named is about ISL per AMMAN
As We shall never again b likely to oess such
ENDORSEMENTS - those hers presented,
NOW Is TEE Tine 70 suRscRiDR.
- Rsnittances must, IN all essss, b nade d.
rest to the Psbishers, tor Ut these prices no
mission can be allowed 70 Agents. Addfsss
LEONARD SCOTT CO.,
jan.7-d s. Cold o.. ny
NOTICE TO DEPOsITOaO.
rIyHE undsrsigncd will not receive Nshsasks No
ney on Deposit, - other currency, after the sth
DHNINo 4 LOVE.
CHAkLES PARSONS.
YOkD, 0ORHAA 4 FORD.
GEO. C.. ANDERSON.
RlCKLKN LUCAS.
CHAPLIN LEE
HATCH THOAPS0N
Keoksk, Jan. -, SD
Times and Post copy till Feb. stA, and send Nile
70 this oAce.l
JOS. II. n. BERrRA1,
WEAL ESTATE AND HNaURAHCE
WROK EN-.
OFFICE. NO. =, KILDOURNE's BLOCK,
I AS for Sale 80 bsAutifsi Lots In D. W. Kill.
/ l. 'bousne's Addition.
Frsn any Of these Lot. the prospect from, and
the view around the city, Hdelightfsi.
They are ell near or adjoining
KILBOURNE PARK"
And no other Lots in the City can be desirable
for residences.
Bleck ITO in the old limits.
90 Fest on Main-st., between 9Th and Eth.
Lot I, Block ~, on Blondeau-st.
90 Feet II Block 3sl, % ksia-st., bstvesn 10th
and II "a.
| oA ksss En- hain-st., coansneing leo feat luoG
| 10Th street.
| 20 Feet 4tA ST., In Block ~, . very assirsbl,
building residence.
Also, Lots in Edward Kilboune . New Addition
rrEaAs-Low, and very Easy Payncsts.-
For further particulars enquire II the above ole,
| jAn26d
| GEE. G.. Dixon.
| A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR All LAW
! "A Once removed TO samples bsilainG. 0sooa4
street, between Main aad Johassa, Keekak, Iowa
Dec 1s-d3u
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M. r. TU0N0D,
A TT0RN1y AND COUNSELOR A Law, win
"A att<nd ~ I'll legal business entrusted 10 hin
with prcmptnsss and fdelity. IjaA13-d3m
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THE abovs sus rspsosnas visw q ~ nost
i complete and perfect

THE asovs sss rspsosaas visw = IL noss
/ complete And psSfsst
COOKING 0TOvB NoW In Use
1As Patterns ase snsissly nsw, Assing 100 49,
~ = this yeas. They ars fast sspRlastiAe1aN a.
= Cooking Stoves II tAs naskst. 1hs 1snaa1 f9
tAsn b already - great thai ~ Ass peepaejag -
naasfasssrs dlty u thsm pr day. fkse Waanag
1Aat almest isdispensibls article, 81 csekin6
stove, should rsnsDbss tAat Improvement -
psogs aSs ~ ofds u IL day, sd thsA h - -
tisle u domestic sse, hos there hssa gsssAw iu-
peovsosnt, within The lest ten ysass tn - go
nov unAsr ooasidssatisn. TAssefors, - win
greatly psonsAs ysar interests BY selecting ~
sNEW ERA COOKING STOVE,
In preference y taking Up With Il aaaatiqaAas
PATTERN.
- Per aals Wholesale and retail, 81 90 seeso,
No. 81 Main e., KDOKUK, IOWA, vAsss 90 a.
vays b found Ne nsst plets sd varied asssse-
nsst u Cooking, Hsasing, and Palor 6tovsss svss
e0tred In the West.
ArAlso, TiaaesS Stock Of ell kinds
W.6. A00a1, BRIDGE = 6RO.
Agent. usal-
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Time iama.
The Times thinks that the United States
Senate, IL it has a proper sense OF its own
dignity, will expel the "bold and corrupto
Cameron for the purpose, we suppose, of
admitting the pure and modest Forncyl
Forests stool-pigeon and Buchanan's under
ground engineer.
Bot that paper is eager on the scent where
corruption is concerned. Ii ssknows the
ropes" and understands the points of ap-
proach in political maneuverings. The econ
omy and machinery Of corruption are ia
nillsr, and ii can anticipate its operations.
And Is the Black Democracy are in . major
lily OF only one in the New Jersey Legisla.
ture, with U. s. Senator elect, it is shout
ing ''fusion" and Corruption already
A margin OF only one seems to be no reliance
for our Deighbor, who has little confidence
in the virtue and integrity Of its confeder-
ates. And We don't blame il. Who could
have confidence in the political integrity Of
those who, at this day, can hold out IS allies
OF the negro-breeders and slay cry xtension
lists who have totally debauched the Demo
cratic party and now control i,2
The Times never misses an excuse TO SNAP
its teeth At New England and spit its venom
upon it. Whyp Solely because Of the true
and intense love Of its people for lunar
Liberty. And it has found new occasio,
TO vent its rage on Massachusetts. A con
vention OF fanatical disunionists, compose,
OF the most bitter enemies of the Republi
can party, aud representing the meress pos
s.bie fragmen. of the people Of New Eng
land, met at Worcester to debate thei
topics. And because q resolution pro,es,
ing against their proceedings as indicaiin
the sentiment Of Massachusetts vas aimos
unanimously rejected in tho Legislator,
therefore something horrible is inferred
The Rernhl,ea. members ~ -. Na.ssc,e
setts Legislature, not one Of them counts
nancing the mayement, did not feel will,n
20 dignity the proceedings Of the Worccstv
convention with consideration which mi "a
leave il to be inferred that their sentiment
we're sufficiently popular to be worthy Of s,
rious debntc. And the idea was true. An
the conclusion was wise and right. Yet III
wise and patriotic conclusion is siexed upo
By the tools and confcderstes Of the SLAYER,
propagandists to Islander and belle q gre,
and noble state, rs true TO Freedom and n
Union Is the needle TO the pole ito To-
tsrs this very evidence Of devotion to Il
Usiou into IN evidence VI disunion sent
nsst. ssHonest isgol"
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D1ooDEpY1oN.
slslE c,-parte s1D1ses existing between
i WIN. Eavs5 81 Na:I. Tsrnsr, ands. The
1eal NsaAs n4Iasarsace Aneats, II thi, day dlesa
solvG4 y nusuG1 conssnt. 1As legal business ~
said 80 Vii = siossd up ~ ndwsras : Isrnss. I
j Il; = y NJ VA = FD TuassA.
j. :. rnlsoss. nAYsEs. |
WE the undersigned have associated Ourselves
w together ~ co-partner in tho Real satats
Agsncy bnsiae.s and hereby tender our
ssrvtses To ths dtiGsns u keokuk and tho pablic
gsueraIly. We promise to exert ourselves 70 give
general satifaction TO all those who may favor ~
With their patronage .,,~.os- r.xv~e
Once over Doubleday 4 Wilson Sters, Second
St, bet. Main ard johnson, asd opposite Baking
House Of Hatch Thomson. (laa17-dlW
49, MUMM = MULLk18,
CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and Retail Candy
~ Mandatory, Third-st., hetwssu Main and
johnson, ssxt door TO Kelly Lyseh.
iss and done upon the shortest notice.
Keoknk. Jan. IDLY
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furnish more correct and satisfactory record Of
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GE0. DONNELLAN, Civil EagiAsss and Survey
~ Or. oGcss his professional services - the citi-
ssnsof Keokuk IN vieinisy, for ~ Surveying
end arranging 81 gcsssAs - sstt ~ ssnssar q
dsstring saeh service.
All bsaissss pertaining y ~ pssfsesisa atlssd-
I'd to With pronptncss. and the litAegsapAiae u
msps piss, ~. snperintsndsd q IItnaUapken'
charge.
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GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
For the Holidays.

Use ana ornament Co0oa0oA.
TIyHOSK who wish sonsthlng ussfai - wsll - Or.
naosatal. voald DO we'll - ssll - ~ Eictsss
Gallery on johnson street, near the fssto0s, -
thers will - given away $50 sDlsnA1A Ples
sures aDA l.ooklng Olasoess In Ane Gilt
and Rosewood Frames. 1vsyy p1fsAassr u Two
The sAaAss II sblainiAg asplsadiA Rarios Aisr9 n
Gilt or Rose wood RranAs.
Among the Pie&ures 10 - drawn y - bsaatiful
engraving Of "Gatarday NigAtin Oldsa Tiass, ths
oaly one in the sity. Alse, "Cosntry 11cetioa, =
"6ale Of the Pet Lamb" and god aasoet0snt Of
Religious Picturss, oil richly frsasd
Tickets ara rsaAy for sale, AID psisss will b
added in pToportioa 10 the sale Of tidkses. Pisass
call and examine for yourselves ct The Picture Gal
lery on Johnson street. r. AcARIHUR.
idsrald
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