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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19
Vermont Election,

The Montpelier ItdcLman of Friday sums
up the vote for Governor. as far as received,
thus:
Fletcher, Republican, 1868
Keyes, Democrat, l2,0lI
Scattering, 220-l9.23i
Majority for Fletcher, 1874
The woes put down as scattering mostly
Wing humber 39l
As 10 the House of Representatives, the Put
ri9t of saturday cassiics its returns as follows :
Rrpuhlcans, ISL mocrats, 37-no choice,
total 23l.
lhe Senators are as iollows,-all Republic
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CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

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all ,structons, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring the
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when all failed and although powerful
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

DR.. FRANKLIN well understood the use of
money, and the value of assistance in difficulty,
as appears from the following copy of letter he
addressed to young man in distress -
April %, 1884.
81 send you herewith hill for ten Louis dorS
do not pretend 10 gice such a sum. only lend
it to you. When you shall return to your coun-
try, you cannot fail Of getting into some business
that will, in TIM, enable you tn pay all your
debts. In that case, when you meet with anoth-
er honest man in similar distress, you must pay
me by iending this sum to him; enjoining him
to discharge his debt by like operation when
he shall be able, and shall meet with such anolh-
er opportunity. hope it may thus 90 through
many hanls before it meets with knave to
stop its progress. This Is trick of mine for do
ng great deal of good with little money. |
am not rich enough to afford much in good works,
and SO am obliged to he cunning aud make the
most of HHie. BE-"
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VERMONT SENATE.

Counties Senators Residence
Adiison, john Picrpont, TergeDnes,
Vim. X. Sanford, OrreH,
Bennington, Orrln Bates, Pownai.
Elias b. Burton, Manchester,
Caledonia, Edward A. Cahoon, Lyndon,
Henry Walker. Pedchdm,
CAWenden, Martin Wires, UnderLW Centre.
Francis Wilson, Hinesbmyh,
l.. f Chittrnden BWLngion.
ES>er. Rurben G.. Benton, LunenLrM,
Franklin, IIeman ). Royce, Higdgaie,
III. y. Barber, EnoSbUgi,
ID. ID. Wead. Sheiion,
Grdnd Isle, Asa Reynolds, .1ibWVh,
LamoWe Thomas c. Glerd, M0rriUiHe
Orange, }. b. Hutchinson, ". Randoiph,
Henry c. Dwight, Iershire,
Orleans, William -. Cote, w. Charleston,
Rutland, William NJ. Field, Branion,
John l. Marsh. No. Cidendon.
Cyrenus NJ. Willard, Castteton,
Washington, John Gregory, NwhfeM,
Franklin a. Wright. Warren,
IVmdhdm, George Perry, Rockingham,
William II Jones, West Dorer,
John Z. Butler, jamaica.
Windsor, Augustus p. llunton, BeMei,
George f. Davis, Carendish,
j seph d. Hatch, Windsor,
Chas 5. Raymond Bridgewdter.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

G. Il A Il Il OF V L II NJ O Il
~ MARLBORO, S. s.
The Probate Cont for said District all persons interest
ed in the Estate OF PHlNEAS UNDERWOOD late of Dunn
merston misunderstanding You hereby notified that
this Court will decide upon allowances the account of
John Kmba, Executor of the last will Of said deceased
and decree distribution thereof among the persons entitled
thereto ut the session thereof to be held at knapps Inn in
Newaue in said District the last Thursday of September
A. d. 1851 when and where you be heard in the prem
iscs II you see ut. 1881 +. IlOLBkOOk, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

STATE OF We VI o N T.
~ MARLBORO, 5. $.
The Probate Court far said District To all persons in
terested in the Estate OF JONATHAN CHASE late Of Gull
lord, deceased Greeting: Whereas
CHARLES c. LYNDE Administrator upon said Estate, has
made application writing this Court setting forth that
the of debts due from said deceased including ex
penses Of administration is . ST7500
That the value Of the personal property besides the
amount decreed TO the widow, Is S6T500
Leaving balance unprovded mr $4,000
praying License sell much Of the Real Estate Of
said deceased may be necessary pay said debts and
penses you hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof to be held at
Knapps Inn in Newfane in said District on the last Thurs
day Of september, A. d. 1851 when and where you be
heard in tht premises, II You see ht
80 y. H0LBROOK, Register.
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5 SPECIAL NOTICES.
Card.

Rev. WIN S. BAJCIl Of New York city, will preach In the
Universast Church in this village Sabbath Sept goth.
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e L A II + OF We r NJ 0 n L
- MARLBORO, s. s.
The Probate Court for said District To all persons interest
ed In the Estate Of r. H. EDM MINISTER late Of Newfane de-
ctasedGreetng You hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon the allowance OF the account Of Franklin
sawy Administrator upon said Estate aud decree distr
button thereof among the persons entitled thereto at the
session thereof TO be held at knapps Inn IN Newfane, In
said district the last Thursday of September d 1851
when aud where you may be heard in the premises il you
At. 1851 +. NOTEBOOK, Register.
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SToRE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

The subscriber will acllat Public Auction WEDNESDAY
THE It'll DAY OF OCTOBER, the Real Estate VI ANSON
HOW RID. late of Iamaicn deceased, consisting Of u
large and commodous Store. woodslc aud small barn
nrcted Herewith With said will he sold the privilege
OF drawing water from q superior well, near by
Possession given Immediately. Terms cash. Sale to
commence ut o'clock p. NJ
RANNEY HOWARD, Administrator.
Jamaica, Sept. lith, 1857. 3w-3S
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DEATHS s.

In Cambridgeport, Sept . Miss HARRIET c. daughter
Benjamin Smith, ESD, aged 20 years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

HE SUPREME JUDGESHlP. 49, Charles l..
Woodbury. of Boston, Isaac Toucey of Connec-
tcut and Nathan Clifford of Maine, are among
The Jumps OF northern Democratic dough talked
of to succeed Judge Curtis on the supreme
bench. There is little to choose, but we think
Toucey the most cunning of the three, aud
therefore most likely TO get the appointment.
Caleb Gushing who is the only Democrat in
New England intellectually qualified to make
a worthy tuccessor 10 Judge Curtis. does not
seem To he spoken Of for the appointment. The
save-driving Democracy do no, want a man
with such mental calihre or Independence and
are perhaps afraid that Caleb would snap his
fingers at them if he should get snugly esconced
in " life dignity" The plastic material of
a Toncey or Clifford. will suit the fre-ealers
far better than the mental vigor of Cushing.
Ia The " Nermonter' mentioned in the fol-
lowing from Toledo paper is young man in
this village, who has recently been out West on
business -
CooLIF NOT Positively Icy BURGLARY.
On Wednesday night young man put up at
the King bury House, registering his name as
Henry Stanley. Mr.. Stanley said he had been
well brought up-had move'i in the very best So
cirt, and was desrous o having a cool room,
The urbane Brown accordingly gave Mr. Stan
ley good room and he retired, ito sleep per-
chance to dream A gentleman from Nrrnont
also stopped at the Klng>burv that night He
arose yester ay morning and prncerdel to the
Office, when-coud he believe his eycsl He
locke again and was forced to admit the We
racity OF his optics Before him stood Henry
Stanley, with his Ohe gentleman from Vermnnt)
best ntaloons. shirt coat, &c. &c, on, besides
several articles ofiewery. Henry Stanley paid
no sorl OF attention 10 the gentleman from Yer
mont and commenced promenading the Office.
Some one, after learning from the gentleman
TINT his vallse had been unquestionably abstract
ell unbcknown TO him, stepped up to Henry
Stanley aud asked him to" walk one side" Mr.
Stanley did so, and the aforesaid individual by
means of his peculiar eloquence, induced Mr..
Stanley 10 Town up" He had, it appeared. en-
tered the gentpman's room during the night,
broken open the valse, put on all the store
clothes he could find in ii, and escaped without
waking the gentleman Henry Stanley was
taken before the Mavor yesterday, the above
facts were proved, and he was committed 10 Jail
TO wait trial at the next term OF the Common
Pleas Court He is cool one, thai Mr.. Stan
ley. He would make fortune in the refrigera-
tor business.
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Brattleboro, sept. IL, 1851 For tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
FROM FLASHING TON.

WASHINGTON, June 81 1857.
A strong delegation of New. Workers, headed by
Collector Scbell and tailedby little Maclay, famous
for underground work, has been for several days in
attendance upon the President aud Secretary OF the
Treasury. Mr. Sche will commence his admins
tration under sn unexampled pressure of business.
In the first place there good many Unsuitable,
original buchanan men, who have too long looked
from outside the gate upon cribs well filled with
public fodder new and very alarming theory
has been urged upon the Collectors OF Ncw-forh
and Philadelphia 1t is that all the subordinate APP
psintments expire with the terms OF those who aP.
pointed them. Under this theory Mr. Schell and
Saeretary Cobb will have the distribution OF aooht
700 Offices ia New York.
The extraordinary pressure Of the regular busi-
ness caused by the withdrawal of forty millions OF
dollars i'll merchandise from the Warehouses, and
payElent of the duty thereon will impede the easy
and rapid working OF tue guillone for the FIRST lew
weeks.
Gen. Ward b. Burnett, of Ncw-Yorh, desires the
Mace of Commissioners under the Rcclpr0cty
treaty, for determining the limits oi the ishlng
grounds open to the citizens and subjects OF America
and Great Britain. The Hon. Mr.. Cushnan has
been engaged in marking out this new common oi
piscaly, in connection with British COMMISSION
Mr.. buchanan has difficulty in removing Mr..
Cushman, but he highly appreciates the gallantry
and sound democracy Of the General, and will locate
him adyantage ousy before leng.
Gen. Cass suddenly appeared to-day at the State
Department, rushing upon Mr.. Appleton with hale
and hearty vigor showing an undated attachment
10 HIS Office The President will again call Gen.
Cass into council the new diplomatic list which
has been partially formed in his absence IL VIII De
completed before the President leaves ON his SUM
mer excursion. a., cn .
The Commissioners appointed by MI Cobb TO
INQUIRE into the affairs of the New-fork Custom
Hsuse are here They will soon report upon the
reforms which have been found to be necessary. IL
ought to be disnterested commission, for not one
of them is New Yorker, consisting as 1t does oil
Messrs. Emory of Boston, Brown OF Philadelphia,
and Guthrie II Pittsburgh. ,
Kansas affairs are again looming up TO plague tue
| Administration. The South meaning the Niger
driving politicians by trade, are coming dcwn
I.upon Coy. Walker with characteristic ferocity.
| The Georgia Convention, perhaps the best machine
| for man-hunting
Since Nimrod first the bloody game began
has opened upon the Governor with some very imPu-
dent and savage resolutions requiring his recall Iae
| reason is that the Governor is very yehementy
protesting impartiaity between the people ana the
yagabonds sent to insult and outrage them by the
| South. Nevertheless there is probably a pretty
| good understanding between Walker and the South
| ern managers He is undoubtedly doing better Tor
| them than they could do for themaeves; arm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
Of the Duke Macmillan of Bavaria would be the
bride
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL MARKET.-(From the Liverpool Courier,
June H. -Amercsp and Canadian white Wheat tdo aud
red end mixed aee FLoUk-Ohio 50 ass Philadelphia
81 d32is, Censdiss So n3is
LrKRPooL, Tuesday Morning. -Corros-Our Cot
ton market closed 10 day quiet but steady the prices current
last Friday The 'se; Of three days fot 1900 bae. Of
which Spectator took 900 and Exp equal quantity
MARKET swell a, the london and other
leading Breadtufs markets continue firm aud holders
have to-day increased their demands q the extent Of Sd vi Tor
Flour end Tod fo Wheat and though the Transactions to-day
were not extended these commodities held firmly
The advances Indian Corn has been In moderate demand
about The rates sst week and the market closed steady
at Fridays prices.
PsovisIoss-Geners dullne' prevails for Beef Pork and
Bacon, especially for the latter Some holders Of Lard have
yanced their Cd a bn the advance Is strongly resisted
by purchasers. MesTs Rchsrdson Spence Co quote
the market lsnguid AZ D. evious prices.
AsHEPo and Pearl Ashes continue very quiet previous
rates
SueAR-The market here sympsthizes with the London
market and prices without being quoaby lower than last
week, are not readily obtained.
LONDON MARKETs.-The London Money market
feature Conso closed at 93d93 for
Our SUGAR msket is quite dull and reduce quota.
tions H..
CoFFErThe demand has considerably increased and prices
have advancing tendency.
TEA-1he market has become much hrmer for oil quales
and recent es have been at slight advance the rates
current last week
BREADsTUFFs-our market Monday quite buoySnt,
and hcefs succeeded In ObtsnDg slight edvsn4e over last
weeks prices for Flour, Wheat, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
SPIRITCALISM IN BOSTON.
rup FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR TEST

Ey,u the Boston Evening Transcript ~ frtdst :.
The Spiritual Experiments, invoked oy the recent
sharp criticisms Of The Boston Courier, were com.
menced in room in the Albion building, on fremont
street Yesterday afternoon, and are to be continued
far several DAYS or until satisfactory nsiusioh
NAV be reached We have sketch OF the session
This morning-from what we will term 'elaitVoyml
source--it being entirely Rcependent Oh al psrons
nrcsen,-br, which we know to be perfectly reliable.
p Tbs snirituslsts formed a "circle comprising
tbirteen penbers including the celebrated Fox girls
Mr. Allen Putnam Of RoXbury, Mr.. Robert Garter a
renresentative of Judge Edmonds OF New-iork' MI
q A. Redman, and others. NJ
The "skeptics present were Professors fef's
Agassiz. Wyman, Horsfcrd aud Gould, ana Hon.
Sr,,s, mt who represented The Courier, having
', ,ipo TO our spondent cheek IN hls pocket
- eco pavsble to the spirits in case they iairiy
t,ipmph IN the contest.
7. XII he seen that the "circe - have the manner
zeal over their opponents by more than 'wo
TO one. After some "raPplngs haa oeeh heaiI' ons
Of The Professors asked how they Were prouuceu, a
H. answer was that the spirits could MOI account ioi
them. -. .,. 49,
Prof Pierce then called in one OF ns students VINO
w;Tbont nr,n5;ng "a be spirituals,. also produced
H., n,.,r, onte A. successfully ~ the other siie
Son. atien,n,s al moving a table ~ithout visible
egcrcy wtre made. bat they 'aiieu' = uu . "S 80,
attempts at getting written comniu el' alo'ls -, 80.
spls-the excuse being that inc I"'ei "'i' '''''
awcd by the opposiBg elements present -.
From ell the doings this forenoon. o'u oiaV''ls@.
was mel specially Impressed tnst anN Frvia'k N"o ~ ~
w,r, reformed and tas veiv avis 7feel' ''"r o.
81, ccrtlusIon list "ths suirlts hHTiS up - ''e
.in,daid 4 Bite AMI Alexander 70: mar'e's.
He is tee 10 cay however. hat toc Cambl's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

Far ~ CAsAL srREkr.-Shortly after n O'Clock
last night fire broke out in the old frame building.
No. lis Canal street, occupied by two or three fsmi
hes as dwelling, and thence extended to the roof OF
the brick building, No. III, adjoining. occupied by
Csspar shenf as hotel and lager-beer saloon. Tho
building IN which the Ere originated was almost en-
trely destroyed the fire having 10 extended betweea
the partitions a. to render it necessary for the 6semea
to make free use Of their hooks and axes The root
OF the hotel was destroyed by fire, and the interior
much damaged by water. Total loss sbout 81 900,
Insurance not ascettaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

that the railroad completed through the very region
through which Judge Putnam and Burnet and other
pioneers bad to pass uncomfortaby, the contrast
Of past with the present is very striking The jour
new which occupied Burnet a week in old times
will be performed in few hours. This work has
cost good deal of money, but its owners are san
erne Of success because il furnishes the shortest
route from the Eastern cities TO the Great West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
-FRUs- DLAND-EXCITEMENT
ABOUT LEAD-MINES

TELEGRAFH OFFICE, ST. JOINS, june p, 1857:
The weather continues unusually wet and cold for
the 1t has been raining for two days past;
but our telegraph lines work admirably and cOmmun-
New-York, in from twenty to thirty minutes.
There is a great excitement here about minerals, in
consequence of the large quantity of lead being got
out Of the mine Placents Bay, belonging to the
New-York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co.
1.-THE above dispatch left st. Johns 1915 and
received 9:f5 o. MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

Committee act with the utmost fairness towsrd the
performers allowing them every facility asked 10 any
form for the sake % arriving at the truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Saturday, june Y, INl.
Gen. Cass arrived here this morning, in excellent
heath-to use his own language, "as hearty
buck" lie viii relieve Mr.. Appleton, who has per.
formed vast deal of labor during the Generals
absence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIPS CITY OF
BALTIMORE AND NORTH STAR.

The steamships City of Baltimore and North Star
arrived here about O'Clock this morning, bringing
dates to the l7th-the as reported from Quebec
by the steamship Indian which will be found else
where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

Cysne-t 10 bring hisher the destitute desersrs ane
others OF Walkers army, who have reeosty
gathered there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

AUGUSTA, Ca, Saturday, june Y, ISo1.
The Democratic State Convention, in session at
hilledgevlle have settled their difficulty by noni-
mating Judge Joseph Brown for Governor Of this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

SAILING OF THE STEAMER KHERSONESE.
PORTLAND, Saturday, Jnne "a, 1857
The steamer Khersonese sailed from here this after
noon via Halifax and st. Jonhs for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

the Wabash, and the nature Of their wounds:
l. y.mes Adalua sun'hOt wound Of lsn hand
2 Robert X. crais, sunshot wound Of lets arm
Hu;h Mckay stump right g ,, leg arm
) j. James n; = 4 Tee Tel two ulcers, lei. leg.
i :s.S:, ! ~saa "a : an. ID f s
10 A. o. Lincoln uleer. right leg
IL j. W. Scott, ulcer right ankle.
4 Hiram Mn a. Tssi Ulcers, both leg.
IS John Baudermsn ulcers, both legs
iS Daniel Donovan, ulcers, left ankle and foot
t. Jshn %ism. sun.6ot wound Of thighs. doing we'll
ls wn. Miles. sun,hOt wound nes, len knee joint;,
% VIM Porter. gunshot wound lett leg; dong well
q. NJ. N. RsiDey, sseises and ulcers
2 ksnssu .sed WOUND, ., co a.. .s.
s. Dewitt C. Wili,ms Ohio, spnsaot wound Of iss leg
Psseaen, ulcer :. sect d pg5, s %n s1s u M lu. Joint
s Levi Prior Baltimore; OF n sht arm sad ulcer
WIl'.m J. level, Virginia ulcer. -
a. FrsDci. Davis KeTtuesy intermittent fever.
S SS T TIspp Ry .ansio. wound Of len .nIis
81 c. w Graves. Alabama ulcer OF ankle and efs fore arm
Mott of these men are utterly destitute and helpless
Commodore Paulding will sDdeavor to get the wounded
icto the New.York Hospital. The Wabash lay at
Quarantine peary all cay yesterday, aud came to an
al chor last nigh, off pier Nc !, North River. Some
of n Messengers came ashore at once, but the major
itv remsined on board all night They will be landed
to-day when those who can viii have 10 shift for them
selves.
From, Mr. John Tabor ate editor Of III Niedra-
cuerse. who esme in the Wabash, we have obtained
the following account Of events in Nicaragua subse-
quent to Walkers eapitulation.
yR. TABoR's NARRATIVE.
These men on the Wabash fer the most part the
sick srd wounded portion Of Walker army, which
he left at Rivss when he went of on the sioop-of.
arSt Msrys. Commander Davis of that vessel
left n, on the night after Walkers depsrurs, il
charge of Dr. Taylor; but owing to some Disturbance
in the camp we were turned over to Gen. Cahas OF
tue Co.,s Riesn army. Under his protection we re-
NAMED in Rvas for fourteen days, and .eeeved from
hrn provisions and clothing both of WEIGH greatly
needed. Ga the Cd Of May al Of the able nen q
eaulp. 70 tie pumber Of 80, were dispatched under
charge # Lieut. McCOrkls Of the slOcp-of war St
Masys BY the steamer Virgin across the lake to Tor
tuess. whence they were to march overland TO the
Gulf Of Nicoys, and theLee TO Pants Arenas % the
Pacific. These men. 60 the number OfJoi, were en-
barked on bcs7d the bark J. Z. Mora and taxed n
Par ana w5ssoc shey were sent 10 aspiawa! AID