Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-11-14

A Western Republican paper, in chronicng the
Free Soil Victory in Kansas, and the election of
PARROT over Ransom, quotes the following lines
from an old Methodist hymn:
"The year Of jubilee has comc
Return you Rdns0Di'd sinners home"
The Philadelphia Press, Col. Forneys new pa
per, says that Gov. Walker will be sustained by
every foe of fraud in elections, md by every friend
Of the principle that the majority shall rule. If
Buchanan condemns Walker at all, he will be
made martyr Of and will become rallying point
for disaficcted democrats.
The Hon. Robert Toombs has been re elected to
the Senate from Georgia.
Mr.. Samuel Bowles, late Of the Boston Trapeiier,
has assumed his old position in the office of the
Springfield Republican. DIR. John g. Holland,
who has had the editorial control Of the Republican
during Mr.. Bowles' absence, withdraws from &c
tive politics and will devote bis talents to lit
erary pursuits
1t is generally conceded that the democrats have
elected their State ticket in Wisconsin, and that
the republicans have q majority in both branches
of the legislature.
There has been large emigration to Nebraska
this fall. Gov. lizard has resigned his Office and
gone home TO Arkansas. His administration has
been generally acceptable to the people. There
is little interest in politics. the people are near
/ ly unanimous against slavery. So large is the
emigration every that the crops raised in
the territory are never sufficient to supply the home
demand
The Albany Argus says that the quantity ofbut
ter and cheese produced the present season in tn,
great dairy counties Of New York exceeds that Of
any previous year by about one-third. II is esti.
mated that in the counties referred to. there have
been made at least 10000 frkins more butter thar
ever before in one seoson. The same fact hold.
good Of The diaries throughout the country wha
then keeps the price Of butter up to % cents'
Uisiar's Wild Cherry Bdisam, scientific com.
bnation Of the active principle in the Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, is doing wonders in the way Of al
lcviaing all lung diseases. 1t seems to cure thos,
obstinate cases that nothing else will reach.
LADIES READ one more extract from letter
from Lady in Albany
DR. J. DuPoNco. Dear Sir:-i have purchased
Of your agent hcrc-Mr c. rockingham, Druggis
four boxes OF pills. | was determined TO Civ,
them n fair trial The result IS, am in sounC
health and feel more life, animation and an inyig
GRAFTON Of my whole system than ever. usec
your pills for the Whites. Oh! how much hav,
suffered can tell for the last six years, dur
ing which time, my husband has paid ever $3.50
for medical fees; but all to no purpose. Yet, by
spending, for your pills, only four dollars am en-
tirely cured. shall always recommend them 4
my friends, and would not he without them il thu
price were IS, instead Of 81. Your agent, Nj
Rockingham, informs me he is selling large quan
titles Of your Golden Pills. and he says they ar,
giving universal satisfaction.
Hundreds Of such being received from al
parts Of the Union.
JOSEPH CLARK is the sole agent for Bratteboro
Vermont Ladies BY enclosing him 5 / 90 can hav
the Pills snt by return Mail, to any part Of tn
city or country
See advertisement in another column, headed
Gard to the Ladies'. Sold in Bellows Falls by o
F. WooDs, Greenfield by Il. Rowland, and Rut
land by POND MORSE. 1m45
Hard Times:
Times are hard, and winter is at our heels, an,
we must economic in everything.
Now If we need stoves, why 20 to Crosby owe
Cune < Brackets store, who is closing out FIN
lot OF every description, for cash, old iron, an,
good notes: and who is truly selling them at cos
and under-S3, 50, and 81 under retail prices
These are chances for economy