Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-02-07
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The record Of an aneclotc Is appropriate just here;
appropriate to the time, to the subject and for the
public-since il occurred in public rOoni, mud
concerned Judge Collamer's standing IN the SEN
ate ut Washington as our readers know already,
the venerable VIM. G.. Bradley has within few
weeks visited Washington, where he renewed old
acquaintance, and of course had an eye upon the
representatives Of Vermont. Well, on returning,
aud visiting Montpelier, last week. he happened
to meet brother OF Judge Collnmcr in the public
room Of the Pavilion "Ah!" shouted Mr.. Brad
lev to him, for Mr.. u. is unfortunately DEAF, and
has the habit Of loud speaking, like most deaf per-
sons: L" ah Mr.. Colamcr,' shouted the venerable
gentleman" | inquired about the Judge at
Washington; talked with - and -" lead
ing Democrats in the Senate and tell you, they
are as afraid Of him as they are Of lie ID"
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BUCHANAN AND CAMERON. The Hartford Press
says =
In 1915, when Mr.. Buchanan resigned the Office
Of Senator TO go into Folks Cabinet, the Demo-
Gratis, who had decided majority in the Lcgsla-
turc, nominated in caucus George W. Woodward,
as is successor; but going into ballot the Leg
stature elected Simon Cameron, the Wings and a
portion Of the Democrats uniting on that gentle
man II was well understood ut that time that
Mr. Buchanan had thrown his influence against
Woodward, who was rising young man that he
lid not care to see elected to prominent posi-
ton. Cameron, who is by trade n printer, and
who for some years published paper at Harris
burg, was considered a shrewd tactcian and man
ager, and had been serviceabe on more than one
occasion to Mr.. Buchanan and had received even
earlier favors than that Of Senatorshp in return
During his Senatorial term, Cameron sustained
himself with credit, and the friendship between
him and the Secretary Of State continued unbroken
until Cameron favored the election Of Gen. Cass
a. bio. IN. al
the two became alenated. and the arrangement
has continued to grow greater. In the late can
vass, Cameron supported Col. Fremont"
FoRoERY.-IIigh Sheriff Wakefield arrested a
man in Lyndon last Monday for forging note
signed by c. c. Newell, VIM. Thompson, aud " il
lard Spencer Of Burke, for the sum Of $500. The
man gave his name as John Thompson, but FROM
papers in his possession his real name is thought
to be Joseph Barrett. The note was presented to
the cashier Of the Lyndon Bank, but being immc-
diatey suspected Of being u forgery. Barrett was
at once taken into custody. lie was examined
put under bonds in the sum Of $500, and in de-
| fault Of which, was committed to the County Jail
| in this place, to await trial. lie came recently
! from Canada, but We understand was formerly n
resident of Plymouth, n. H. Cdiedonian.
! 4 physician Of San fraueiseo gives. as an al
most iniaable recipe in putrid sore throat, "cho-
ride Of soda, one ounce; distilled water, twelve
ounces mix and garglc three or four times day."
The celebrated Psychologist Magendie says that
medicine is a great humbug. lie knows nothing
uoOu' ", anu Aho"s VI nooou' ""y vi - go
sn" "ne ,an me was In9 s'oan u, 'ne S;
"ooo 10 'Voo patients Pass,u 'nrousn us nu"u'
WIN the hrst, he followed the regular u''pensary
practice to the other he gave bread pills and col
ored water. Sometimes he created u third diyi-
SON. 70 hhohi ne gave ho'h,hg ~ "'l anu unoug"
'hey iIe'eu' anu O.'eh n'"ue 'hei,se''e, SIGN oe
CAUSE 'mey cou'n gc' no "'eu'Sie' 'hey always go'
we'll i"ere was m'''e noi''"t! ""ons 'no'. "po
hau 'ne oread p'iis anu co'oreu wafer anu Tue
nuV was a'"".s s'e''eS. a"'one 'hose cary
, lu.y uruegea aeSoru'ns 10 ,ne elsPensr!,
",,u uo'e 'n.' W '"oee "mo "'ne .o,'o'' l" oe'"s
A''''u "''o'e'"s W S''e"''"' P''"''p'e'
v. g. g. III,
American published communication from Chilian
Beach, formerly OF Auburn, now oil Leslie, Michi-
gan, III which he mnutey describes stone which
has been in his possession for twelve years, and
~hich, curing that time. ny simple exposure TO the
ar only mas been performing feat' OF progress
i've character: When he obtained it twelve years
ago. 1t was little more than half IN inch long and
eighths OF an inch long and TO hall an inch in d.
ameter' Inc most curious feature OF this increase
OF the stone' is not an equal expansion but par
tcuar emanation from one side Of the parent stone
transparent will cut glass, and increasing in sire
and weight with no other food but common air.
lie has never yet found person who could tell
what 1t was or give him any explanation as to the
cause OF us growth
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" Inc recent hre al inc capitol OF vermont
auSmi , ao ,,,"s VI nn't,nES wL'eh were
psGseu oehea,n 'ne moor Of Inc nan oil the House
u 'vPIesen'a'nes ~ 'ne 'le 'na' 'he S'a'e House
was eree'ei' tlres were started on Monday the
o'n 'nM;' 10 crier 10 warm tie hall Tor the rccep
''on OF the convention wh'eh was TO meet there
noon' .he temperature was raised only to4i and
more 'uei peihe applet, one oil the furnace pipes
"h,cn hau oeeh IN use e'ghteen years, gave way.
anu 'he sna'ingS through winch II passed were
'gn''ei
The Natick Observer s,vs. A chill otur