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A Hero Rewarded.

Let ii not henceforih be said that Republics
are ungratefll." Let it not henceforth be said
that the country is unmindiul of the services of
her champions and defenders. Let it not in
future be charged TO our discredi that we have
repaid with neglect the ACHIEVEMENTS of heroes
on the 'tened field or elsewhere. The pub
lie appreciation has been proved. Poetic JUS
licc has been rendered. Modest merit has been
exalted
Rynders rides rampant on the topmost wave
comes home from the capital rejoicing in the in
sigma of office. The patron of siews and
gIoggeries-the hero of free fights and bloody
affrays-ihe idol of Short Boys and thieves and
cut throais-has found iavors with the powers
that be, and is crowned with the laurel of VIC
tory. The man who has been all his life long
the fomenter of broils is made supreme police
man of the southern district Of the Empire
State
There were other and many suitors for the
post. There were men who had long served
the party-men of honorable lives, of high per
sona standing, of integrity beyond the reach OF
suspcion-but they were thrust aside They
could not command the bleared and rotten e-
gions of the points" and Hook could moi
marshal on election days the army of the "grea
unwashed." They were gentlemen, and unus
ed 10 the "Iopes' by which loaferdom is made
the minister Of Democracy.
The appointment is ominous. The samt
flash of the telegraph which gave us the selec
tion of Rynders for Marshal, gave us the accep.
tance by the President of the resignation Of
Gov. GeaIy. While faithful and accomplish
ed officer goes out loaier and brawler come.
in.
The laborer is worthy of his hire. Captain
Rynders marched the dregs of the great city il
solid phaanx 10 the polls. The Twelfth Ware
was unanimous for The Sage of Wheatand ;
Gratitude for services rendered prompted the
reward. Fortunate Ryndersl Magnanimoul
Buchanan - Utica (N. W Herald
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-04-11
To Periodical Publishers.

The editor of the Washington o. CO. Spec
tator, designs publishing, about August next, a
list of all The periodicals. from monihies to da-
lies IN the United Slates-emhracing California
and the Terriories-wiih terms and general
character, so far as he can ascertain them.
To aid in making up this list, and in carry
ing out this plan, he invites all publishers to
send three copies of their publications, first is
sued after the fourth Of July, Tor such as shall
contain fullest accounts of the occurrences of
that day. These he proposes to bnd-one
sent to be filed in the Congressional Library
one in the Library of the Smithsonian Instilu-
tion--the other for his own sanclum. lie also
requests this notice may be inserted one or more
times, in the editorial columns of his coniempo-
raries. Those publishers who give it place,
and send him a copy of their papers, containing
it, will be furnished with a copy of the list
when published.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-04-11

Duck HUNTING APRIL 1st-DANGERoUs SPORT.
On Wednesday last Messrs. Norman Crane,
George +. Crane and Il. Pierpont, accompanied
by an oarsman, went down to the mouth of Otter
Creek on a ducking excursion, in small boat be-
longing to Capt. Andrews. The remarkable change
in the weather shortly after II NJ, threatening n
hard blow accompanied by rain and snow, was not
perceived by them, hemmed in as they were by the
mountains. So genial was the temperature of the
atmosphere few moments before the snow squall
struck them in its fury, that they were with their
hats OIL Suddenly the sky darkened, and in mo-
ment the binding storm was upon them. The wind
swept across their ice-bound bay almost directly in
their teeth, and the broke over their little cookie
shell of boat every moment, The sudden change
of temperature completely chilled them through,
and the spray as it struck them turned to ice on
their clothes. Their condition was fororn in the
extreme, being half mile from the shore, and
nothing but that desperation with which man will
work for life, saved them from watery grave.
As it was, they succeeded in reaching home little
after dark, almost Frustrated by their exposure and
efforts at self-protection We believe they are all
well to-day Vergennes Citizen, Sd,
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The Utah Problem.

Kansas and Utah are the two gateways
through which difficulties threaten 10 pour in
upon Mr.. Buchanan's administration In the
case Of the former, temporary relief has been
secured in waiting To see what new Governor.
clothed with ample powers, can accomplish
Bot as TO the latter, the nced of immediate ac-
ton is pressing, and the obstacles strange,
enormous and perplcxing. Brigham Young,
who was appointed Governor by Mr. Fillmore
in 1859, has long ago passed The limit of his
term, and yet he wields both temporal and
spiritual control over the people of the Terrific
~. al am" says he, "and will be the Gov
ernor of this Territory, and no power can him
der it, until the Lord Almighty says, 'BniG-
HAM, you need not be Governor any longer,
and then am willing TO yield to another"
And this assumption he makes good, not only
by Territorial rules in contradiction 10 the terms
of the Constitution, but by acts grossly defiant
of the general government.
For instance, We have il on good authority,
among the latest California intelligence, that
early in January, and just in advance Of the
meeting of the Supreme court, party of the
Mormons in high standing in the Church. and
under the advice of Brigham Young, repaired
to the office of Hon. G. p. Stiles, one ofthe
United States District Judges, the law Office OF
L. S. Williams, Esq, and the office of the
Clerk of the Supreme Court, and took there
from all the papers belonging to the Supreme
Court, consisting Of records, docktts, opinions
filed away, together with nine hundred volumes
of the laws, furnished by the Federal Govern.
ment, for the use of the Territory Of Utah.
The reason given for this trcasonous act was
that Congress would not admit them as a State
and that they would not allow the Federal Off
GERS 10 remain in the Territory.
Like outrages are continually perpetrated
And the experience of Col. Steptoe proves that
the ordinary assertion Of the United States au-
thority is Of no avail to stop them, without the
accompaniment Of sufficient military force tC
back up the authority with instant efficacy
With this force, also, wise prudent Governor
is needed, who will as discreetly as possible an
nul the unlawful statutes of the Territory, SEE
that justice is duly administered on the basis o
the common law, and encourage Christian i'm
migration. The region now occupied by tho
Mormons is one OF the finest on the continent
and no thought should be tolerated of suffering
it to continue the breeding nest of an audacon!
and abandoned community, not paraleled since
the Cities OF the Plain became cindcrs under
the wrath of God. The forces of the Consti
tuition must be put in array to arrest this evil
They are sufliceni-and are only TO be use,
wisely and with tact, we believe, to accomplish
the humane and patriotic purpose. But if ;
conflict cannot be avoided, we are sure that tn,
impulses and convictions alike of our people
will sustain the utmost exerion of executive
authority ADVERTISER.
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PRACTICAL AID SCIENTIFIC DENTIsTRY.-No
place in this country has done more for the promo
ton Of this difficult branch of science than Boston.
and we believe our ndchtigabc friends, Drs. Cum
mings Flagg, stand before all others for their
public spirit and enterprise in making so navy de-
sirable improvements in their profession. The
present popular methods of preparing and insert
ing artificial teeth plates and filings have been
introduced by them; in fact, there are hardly any
improvements now in use but what are largely in
debted to their practical skill and experience
Their preparations, such as .Nerrc .anodyne for
the toothache, Powder for cleansing the teeth
Wash for hardening the gums and purifying the
breath, are all well known to the public, and in
general use. by analytical examination, they are
declared free from any and all ingredients iniuri-
Gus TO the teeth, while as n cleanser and purifier
they are superior TO any in use.
We have before spoken of the establishment of
Drs Cummings Flagg, and alluded to the beau
ty of their specimens, the extent of their bushes,
and the polite attentions all aeceve who call on
them at their elegant apartments, % fremont
street, and it is therefore gratifying to us to notice
their increasing prosperity and success for we be-
lievc discriminating public is always ready to en-
courage true merit, especially when accompanied
by industry, intelligence and perseverance. Bos-
ton 7rdrclier.
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A GARD TO THE LADIES. DIR. DU-

IN PONCO'S FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS,
Inable In removing soppages irregularities of the
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the
Doctors for many years. both in France and America with
unparalleled in every easel and he is urged by
thousand ladies who have used Them to make the Pills Public
the alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities of
whatever nature well as to prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit increase Of family
Pregnant females those surprising themselves So are ca-
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
petor responsibility after the above admonion,
although their mlness would prevent any mischief Ia health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and explicit d.
recons accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Baeboro VI Sold also by Druggists everywhere
~ Ladies' by enclosing him Sl00 to rattleboo Post Office
can have the Pills sent confdentla) by return mail. RE
member and ask for Dr. Duponcos Golden Pills. Signature
on each box.
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The Ttget1tie Pulmonary Blisar prepared by il,e well
known druggists, MLssKs REED Cutler Coz II this cry,
is have good authority for stating, II tn best rrn
ecs for Coughs, COlds, ant all Pulmonary complaints,
offered the public. " has stool tie best II all tests
menl has sustained It's reputation for than tWCnfy
fire yedrs Physicians II the highest responsibility prescribe
H. aud thousands Of families keep it hand standard
family medicine.
RsEp, CuXLm Co, Druggists, Boston, Propretnrs In
quirc for il ny its whole namcN gt, Pulmonary liaan
Price soc and 81. For sale in rattcboro by J. CLARK
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From the Hon. SOLOMON Foote, from Fremont

From the Hon. SOLOMON Fooie, from JcrnioHt
WASHINGTON, D. C., June |.
DIR. GEO II. GRFEN-Dear sir; In your note Of this
morning. you ass "or expression Of my opinion in regard
to your medicine, called OryycHaied Bitis" It Affords me
pleasure 10 state. that from the experience have lad Ia
ing severe attack Of dyspepsia in my family and from
the wonderful effects which ma. produced IN other ad
cases. arising In families II nrrrc ~ Congress with
whom Am acquainted. think il an intgiuIbc medicine,
and hope that such circulation III he given will bring
1t within the reach II all who afflicted with that distressing
malndy. Respectfully your, : fDpTE.
ir3pri t5f- soil ny tT's-.-tar- A-L,-s.
Bratsteboro-Joscph CLARK, j. ". Hooni W-St Brlttle-
boro-A. punkce; Puiuey-C W. kcyes Townshenl--u. 4
Butt,rael; Wari-h,ro. q. Higgins; South Londonderry
J. l.. percci Wimington-J. a U. +. swift Jamaca-A.
Muzzcy.
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DR.. :. O. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE B1TrERS Is
the best Medicine used for Spring and summer complaints
1t has been literally patrpnaed than other
tablshs In this country. II the Richards M Bttr
which has restored many nvas to health throughout the
New England States during the past thirty years.
N. B-Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Ditters
The genuine have fac-simile Of signature upon the outer
envelope For sale by Druggists and at Office
No. 81 Hanover street, Boston. 3nl2
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NNE DOLLAR WILL. BUY ONE OF THE
l BEsT PIRNATIXE AND LIVER MEnICINES now

ONE DOLLAR WILL. BUY ONE OF THE
/ BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER MEDICINES now
~ before the public, namely, DR. sASroRp' ISviGoRAroR
or Liver Remedy that acts Cdthrtc, easier, mild
or aud encctal than any other medicine known
II Is not only Canrtic, hut Liver remedy, acting
frat the Lrer to eject It's morbid matter then on The
stomach AMI bowels to carry OFT that matter, thus ac-
compshing two purposes efcctually without any the
~ painful feelings esp. renced in the operations u most
g. Caartics II strengthens the system same time
that purge It, and when taken daily In moderate do
viii strengthen and build II with unusual raulitv
w IN SNSrunb's INVGuNNroR is compounded entirely
---I from articles Of incidence namely, gums.
. Some Flea NJ the strength VI these gums may be
- formed when It is known TINT bottle Of the nvigora
tor contains much strength hundred doses Of
- = Cauinu, without any Of It, dcctsfi1us effects.
=. Though possessing medicinal powers, these Gums
have been m, little known N physicians, and ncyorusod
IN in their pr .urittions until ussl In the form NJ the In
uiJOydtor, which met with such unprecedented
as to induce the proprietor to oier it family mci
- cine tried and known IN H. effects. It has rarely ever
- failed 10 LiUer Complaints in their forms.
Indigestion being caused by derangcl LiUcr Is cured
- when the Liver a. excited ~ &c lion.
Jaunlce Is caused Ivy an improper action NJ the Lirer,
and proof that the lNyiooHAruH relieves this dis
ease let my troubled with Iaundce the Inyp-
lnratur regularly week, and their skin viii begin To
--7 assume s original culur.
Co-tNcncss can be Permanently cured by the lnyigc-
rator Take it In small doses On retiring and II assists
. = nature ia her operations by gradually diminishing the
dose, the bowels lett in healthy and active STATE,
and work as regullry as clock work. Sick hcdach. is
very relieved by taking double dose Of the IN
uigorator, which corrccs all acy and sourncss Of the
- stomach.
For an overloaded stomach 10 has M cqunl, It
ievcs all oppress ~ uneasy feeling acr eating hearth
w. For family medicine generally, all wlio use speak
in the highest terms.
- DR. SANronp's IS,IGoRA roa came recommended
as cure for Liver Complaints, AMI all diseases arising
from diseased Liver. TheJestimonals II 81 many NJ
our Physicians in it, fvur induced Us To try it, and now
~ conviction Is certain that 1t is Of the greatest BIZ
ngs ever given to Dyspepsia, for 1t made complete
cure before the first bottle taken aul now we eau
p anything edible without trouble, while before nothing
- hut the lghtcst fool would dgcs and often that gave
- pain Now what We want to say to AL our reader. s,
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recipe that rarely fas.Now, while winter, with it,
burthen Of Colds and Coughs is with u.s. think remedy
that will receive such vistons should be highly priced aud
all who know the worth Of this remedy will do doprize
II douby. Take double dose Of DIR. SANPOnpS lNNIG0-
RATOR aud will give greater relief than any other medicine
tried for have rarely IN repeat the dose to he en-
ey Cough and the lungs have time to
throw OF the collected matter, the is complete. As
family medicine for the Of Bowel Diseases WORMS De
rngment of the stomach and Liver we can recommend it
knowingly. - See ADVERTISEMENT
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DEATHS.

In this village, March 49, MRS NJ ELIZA BROWNE, widow
Of A. X Severance late Ascad aged % years and
In Vernon, April 4th, CAPT. sYLvANus HARRIS, in his
SD year. Printers In Mass please notice.
In Chesterfield March, %, MR.. DAVID W. GOODRICH
aged II years, months and II days.
In the city Of Bloomington, ILL.,, Of Typhoid Fever LEsTI
MA A. wife Of s. Clark Convey, formerly of this place. aged
rs yrs, m, 4d.
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GTATE OF VERMONT,
CTATE OLE VERMONT.

X rre.sa ~uurt n,eieifar-i pfs,Srv,
tn 2lst day Of March, A. D. 1851. copy Of the hast will
and testament Of JOHN X. MILLER, late Of Lenox in the
County Of Madison aud State Of New York. deceas, duly al
lowed and proved in the surrogate Court for the County Of
Madison aforesaid, being presented the Court here that
said copy may he filed recorded in the Probate Court for
the District Of Westminster aforesaid agreeable to the
made and provided, it is hereby ordered that all
person. he notified appear before said Court at
session thereof be held the 0 Of the Judge of Probate
Ia Townsherd aforesaid the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1851
O'Clock in the forenoon AMI the filing and
cong Of the copy said will aforesaid they cause
Attest, BENJA. W. DEAN, Register
Grafton, March 2ith, 1857. 10
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"But n ccrtnin Samaritan rs he journeyeJy
came where lac was.

Il I1lNNTlATNT n No DF I IT II
Il present day are making use of g. W. SiMONDS PAIN
CT RER tu alleviate the ras Of suffering humanity with such
great results that many " the most credious doshed
II Is dce that bs tciei upon with safety Ia the
treatment " the following di-cpses -
Rhumatism, Neuralgia, Lanchcss, cuts, Burns Bruises
GeerW Dcbitfg u eat and Lame Stomach, Stupidity,
Dimrhoed Dysontry, Cholera, Cholera Wor6us Tooth-
d,he.
There Is medicine that giving such good SATISFACTION to
The afflicted g. W. S1MONDS Vegetable Pain Cdfef No
family should be without 1t. Try IL yon afflicted
REV PEACOCK, say, have used your Pain Curcr for
several months past and find II valuable Medicine think
that every family would use it when nceded they would pre-
vent much sickness aud medical eIpoHse.
JfSsh STONE Of Boston, says, Mr.. smonds think your
ram turrr the most worthy Of It's Of any that is In
the market think superior TO "Davis' Pain Killer and
have used both have been receiving great benefit from
the use Of your medicine Much attend your labors.
wholesale Ag.nts u Vermont, JOsEPII CLARK, Drai;le
bnroi y. SMITH Montpelier.
Retail Agents, y. W llOLrON, aud WYMAS 4 WEBSTER,
Braeboro and dealers in Medicine generally throughout the
country. 1y3S
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LARGE PREMIUMS
SUGAR Is DEAR. and everybody Is dcslrii
NORTHERN cnTNRsE SUGAR CANE.

to test the value " the rev
NORTHERN CHINElE SUGAR CANE.
To meet the demands for rrRr, RELIABLE seeds
the Publisher II the ANgmcAN AGRlcUIrrRIsr
has secured large supply direct from the same
source as that obtained by the L. 5. Government,
and he has now 900 pounds which viii be
distributed (not Sold as follows;
6 S1.OG will pay for the AGmcuLrumsr for one
year, x secure the prompt rREE return If GOO
perfect SUGAR CASE sEtps. This will plant 100
hills.
q $3.50 will pay fir a club u six subscribers
one year, and also 10000 seeds, dciirered
free.
. $500 will pay f,r a club u TES subscribers
one year, and also 10000 seeds, delivered
free.
NIB. The secl- above offered wilibc prompt
~ dciiucrCi tp the suhscrileror sender Of a club
rREH OF tNrENsr.
to any point in the uited States (exccp, in Cali
f,rnia and Orcgon.)
rv r1ra variety ~ valuable seed. auprally dis
.ns rihutod free In all subscribers, tire February
and Altll Numbers.
Z I z q 2 Z Z Z Z : Z
Thu .fgricuitnrid Inns much larger circula-
ton than any other Agricultural or horticultural
Journal 10 the world q fair t-st IT it, mcrits) and
it i universally pronounced the nGsr source of
Tiim practical instruction u ryrHY cyLrNArog
OF TIGE >niL.
Try this paper ycar-lt will PAY.
y. n. Tho igricuHuriN Is sfercofyped and
new subscribers desiring, can begin with vol. 10,
tFIuu 1871.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ DsrRiCr OF WESTMINSTER, s. s.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District Of Westmnster
all persons Interested in the Estate Of LYMAN MERI
FIELD, Of Jamaica, in said District deceased, nstac
Greeting Whereas, JOHN F. BU TIER and HANNAH
MERRlFIELD administrators Of sail Estate propose
der final Of their administration probate Court
he held the Oiee Of ABlSiAI STODDARp, In Towns
hend in said District the nth day Of rl You
therefore hereby notified appear before said Court said
time AMI place and object the Ii you shall
3ad will order distribution said widow
and heirs entitled the said time ami place.
e Is. W. DEAN, Register.
Townsaemi March q, 1857 Is
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MARRlAG & s.

At Wilmington, April 9th, by 4. T. Butteried, Esq, Mr.
ALONZo RICE and Mrs. MARIA WILDER, all Of Whining
ton.
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y oTTERlEs. THE LOTTERIES OF

B OTTERlES. THE LOTTERIES OF
81 Samuel Swan Co., chartered by the State
ga and haYe commissioners appointed superintend
their drawings and certify that everything connected with the
same il done IN strictly honorable They offer the
puDs fair opportunity Investment the interests Of par
ties at distance being well protected though they
present The managers would respectfully call attention tC
tc TACT nat AL pcrsons have legal right 20 send orders for
tickets TO eorga, the lotteries If Samuel Swan Co.
authorized by the Legislature nj that Sate. oitefy viii be
drawn every saturday throughout the yea- al orders received
being hi VI the drawing to take place ser the
comes to hand According to Che schcfc Gre ,et in every
yen must draw prize Tickets SO; halves, So quar-
fers S2JO No tickets sent unless the money accompanies
1lc order The drawings upon the principle Of
Der each ticket AMI simple that
dersnnd them There combination Of numbers mys
W the buyer Prizes vary from 40 $4,000; every prize
being drawn AMI result Of drawing forwarded purchas
1T list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel
With the amount that each rize entitled to will he published
after driving Ia the following papers New Orleans
Dea. Mobile Register. Charleston St0adrrd Nashvic
ocTdf, Atlanta InteigeHcor, and New-Nurk Weekly Day
pook. Writ your address plainly, and direct to
y, SWAN & co., tia mia. Georgia.
Prrcs paid In uilno percentage deducted from prizes
other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential. 1yl2
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REVERE HOUSE,

BR ATT l. f. B O II o. VT.
Z J.. V. II. CROSBY. THE WELL
y1--a known BALLAD SINGER, has leased the REVERE
xySt,J HOTEL for term Of years. He will he happy to
llIiu wait upon his old FRIENDS, and the Pu BhC gem
RAA orally.
The REVERE HOUSE has been thoroughly renovated and
reftted, the large and high. WARM AND COLD
BATHS readiness for guests The location Of the
house not equae by any in the State every ROOM
manding beautiful view Of the surrounding scenery.
Carriages in readiness to carry Passengers to and from the
Depot.
In addition to his contributions for the public comfort MR.
CROSBY will he happy at time to favor his old friends
and their friends with any Of his favore SONGS Of
which may have tendency help digestion and tighten up
the dreariness Of u dull day. april II 10
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST.

ORANGE JUDD I 19l watcr-st, STcrms--one Dollar
Publisher prop'r. NeW-York lAiearn Advance
Vol XVI, No. 4. APRIL, 1857. New Series, No. 1sa
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G r. y II l. T. NJ L. = IS
FURNISHING G00DS!!!

MY STOCK AND STORE is not the LARGEST In the State
hut the VARIETY QUALITY of GOODS is large enough
to suit the sdious, end bought expressly for the Gus
TOM TRADE. have nothing to DO with the Ready Made
trade when sell piece Of Cloth n Garment warrant
it to prove represented at time of sale and do the
BUYING. SELLING y CUTTING MYSELF,
instead OF hiring it done, thereby saving large expense,
can AFFORD and WILL SELL the QUALITY Of Goods
by the yard, make one GARMENT SUIT Of Clothes
cheaper cheap at any other establishment.