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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

The Mlsssusi Legistaturc-rne Remains of
SHERIFF sherrard.
~. LOUIS, March ., 1857.
Tba s,a,e Senate passed the House Railway oi yes.
tsrdsy The appropriations made 10 addition 70 those
made NJ . previous sesaion. The Legsat7re has cd
tparned until the third Monday In March.
me remains Of Mr. shcrrsfd, who was recently shot
ss Lsoompsou arrived hero yesterday, and are now On
MIR way 70 virginia
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u.,s.m os F,oy,ers-rcr the Growth. Re-

storsou beauuiyng the human hair: n "a un
versy acknowledged be the cheapest and superior 10 all
oher preps atoms for the hair u prevents from failing OF
dr urpng strengthens weak hair Gle snsss f surf
and and nskes Il beauaiuy IT. curly aud gossy
INGEk co chemist 800 Broadway. ard all drusgists.
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On he chronological Agreeable place 10 visit
contains many ouronues Examinations by Mr. Fowler
with efarts fun written dacrptons Of chs1srrr given
when desired Rooms always open and free 70 vsers No
9Qs BROADWAY, near Duane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

Defiance ealsmsnder Dafes-Nv1th Patent
psw6sr prof dsaases csxs And hss pepc lo2 rsa
ROBERT n PArnrcK.
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Closing sale.
Housekecpsrs viii pesss notice the prices NJ which
selling OF ne remainder OF onr socE pssvons 70 removal 70
OF sr1adwSy aud sro,ne the
ism March White dining sets La pieces f7 a fancy to,le
ses ~ pieces tsocv e. sss 4, pieces g. So cut 60
lcs per dozen. 81 IS; e1an. agnes Is vtaes, $50 and
petil.ou. Il. v. HAUGHWOUrS 90,
and Ara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

Wedding ana Party Invitations, New
ssyle. very eisgrrt Just recevsd ~ EvEKDkLLs. Va
RrusdwAy, corner OF Duane street. hftsbusbed $50
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Hollow ny's Pills are Natures Aid TO HcAlfn,
especially adapted 70 ths ohssgcsbc climate They &C, NOON
eradicate al poponoue particles from
the blood well remove disofganzacn Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

CIEPvEps WRITING sLUL,s AND COPYING INKS
- used by the leading banking sDi commersN t,1se
throughout the void Heref stEPhESs botoos an
ITS Pearl street. New York soid by al stsloners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

Jock. iron
Her remains
Grrs -Op
euRs, wife Of job 49, snsncs
me friends Of the family are -
ters her funeral, 70 mcrTos aterpoo
fror, her late resiaencs, No. $50 "
,ire,t, vnhout further no Ice.
PcBshfeepsie papers rls~sc notice.
Psntr-s--On ruesds- March Q,
sAmru y. PBLIirs, n ID al his reside
Eighteenth street, aged 81 yearp.
1hc reis,lves and niencs OF The fam
hers Of the south Rspiiss church are :
TO attend tlsfunersl, from hn at ~
afternoon, 81 ssli rast one o'clock
INVITATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

Hill. Ipinsissbie Cutter of Hair ana WINS.
hers, NO Bafclry street BAR dye -four shulngs bon,
black brown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

Csmphor Ice. "A Certain Cure for Chapped
banda nos tender and sah rheum Copyright secured
By The sole propre,or BILL w. yoNDERsMlfH. depc, lso
Bovey. New york
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Clothing "a, wbo..-Ai..-We Deg 20 In

co. fnnsiin squsre, N D. fer sAe by a. arness"
TYImau,s World Renowned ArtiGctnl
towers only ., frkANs. "a Bleeker street near Broad
way, wholesale md rcsaiL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
MIsCELLANEOUS.
-.--.-iaanw wines and Brandy.

American Wines ana 6randy'
[Ig.~f14aff brands and ZdHeS EsLdnd brands
lcIPARKLING CATAWBA, Quarts and Plnts') Inc ENAi
STILL C1TAwB5, Corresponding to German Hook
"GSTAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from CataWhn Wine
Strictly pure, for medical purposes unEiValled.
DIRECTIONS.
Keen the Wines in horizontal position and In eshAt
= an temperature. ,--v,,,,s - ,rIj he Kant
In enid IrsIflsr the SPARKLING WINS ~ en-
far three DAYS using in warm room G ~ ELL
nrrature Of about 20 Degrees 80 that me wines az
Zee sbonId never be used in SPARKLING OAi aII,.s
WINES for IL Injuries their aroma anu HaFOI, t,.,s.
lie Wines thus destroying their character A"s ~
TOO sensitive TO bear Ice 49,, a.. AZ. ,,oti.e of the
s,sn nuIlc We desire to assure AL persons ~ [Tv
,bern: hat they are the strictly PuHE JUICE o.
On Pr free and every iorri o. l,s
,tan and containing alcohol excepting thar winch
Ss., he natural process Of fermentation 1,,r any
5 pIRKLISCf CATAWBA IS not made to III Il
sTtisIe Whatever designed to be JUS
~ r.Sr.scnted an 4 nlericnn SpnEklnS w ~ re.
r. s,pnarne Is 4 FRENCH "Sparklng Wine; r1ore rich
nee ceases: as the American Grape s At The
III entity in s flavor It more dellciSuS AS
r.i1dice In favor the foreign article may az and ude
~ ,eggsn,liee onIy and inconsistent with true 'As
u1ent. .,,,, =. =, -. ,.,..ued by Medical men MS
a.. lot Admirable. tonic for invalds' anu tS'
,Tnoses Is wholly uneNcepton cr,us differs In n
TI's mn ANDY made from the p.y- ~ cnyr-e.
material degree from ordf AZ! III - T,tjse -hieI
. :, ,bs same time possesses All thoSc 49,
but AZ Es superior article OF this kind ana when
70 have strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
other puIrphhS rs T. II. LOGAN ( CO.,
ZOE SAC Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
n THTRD ,SUIuMER STOCK.

- pr N inform public that have Just returned
S+nn TIC East with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK, con-
- ,O' " lawns BeraGes, Mantillas. ect.
III e.nscIsl attention TO my stock OF straw and Nea-
in HnDncts Of every description both plain and fancy
shall sell cheaper than they have been sold yet
this -,-... =. ,,.oo. ,,ror, t,v
IA ~ which am confident the largest stock in
whetrg shall sell less than they have been sod YET nus
lit .,I them IS per less than other House
E5o aU0 io1 Huches which invite the attention OF
Eas:. only buying Manufacturers and Importers
Also 100 Of those cheap l2Ee Mis- the great
est bargains ever sold in Wheeling.
Also 1000 yds more the plain Berages at 25cr fully
a!o 80 more of those Cellars and which cheap
ut l2Ec. &, :
latest designs 1 call especial attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
we'll 30 call have many Auction Bargains which
shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC Prayer,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
MALL pApER. CUEAPER THAN ENER
NeW Mnsin.

IUST ISSU ED-Leonore Poks, We Joy dn art Free
- Write very Oien, On the Border Of Sreatnlet.
We're ali fond OF Kissing, Juanit (wAata) Evening
ntli Natural Bridge ssi9ttiseh MlzurEa de TraneAux,
VARY Schottisch, Keepsake SchCitse Eranklin Waltz,
P1bOdy Polka, Annie Laurie Waltz, Church Hin Waltz
Gratitude Polka Spring Flower Sehoitseh Persian Dance
For sale by J. Z. WILSON { CO.,
myg NIabr,r 81
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f FULTON HOUSE.
Washington, Pa

" tI3L4444t q OOANl q
CTNIIE UNDERLINED having leased this well known no.
tel and having thoroughly RENTED H. takes I'M. ~
opportunity Of presenting rs claims to the
rnmmunIty He has secured the services OF the IA
ing and attentive walters his table will be, AZ "a
fuTnIshed with the market affords liz nv care
tIe most extensive in the county, and Is aI's -
The most dgent attention will be given 70
Guests No pains expense will be spared 20 or
a comfortable home for all who may GO IL ~
temporarily extend their rA'F0n"Sf - JOHN HALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
Wheeling High School

w ALVU4L44E1 1T 8 u 80 .
TIME subscribers associated themselves for the
pose of opening Classical and Mathematical Schooln
Wheeling II their Intention make In TcSpect
the best Academies and High Schools in our cou-
try Pupils will be prepared to enter any class In College
engage active persuitI of Ic The course OF
studies will embrace the ENGLISH, Latin, Greek French,
and Spanish languages and full OF Mathematics
The Principals had ample experience in teaching In
Academies and graduates Of two OF the best
in the United States, and can furnish satisiHc
tory testimonials and Tefercnces
The Military Feature will be introduced so far as to have
daily drill which will found OF advantage in Civ
ing regular exercise the pupils and improving their car
The School will be opened the 4h Of March and close
for the vacation on the 9Th Of July Due notice
will he given of the location OF the school
For the present. the Principals be found at the Lure
House. where application can be made for further niora
ton ]. r. JONES,
of the Va Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. 81,
E.b93-N of Princeton College. n. ].
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ADVERTISEMENTS

TTAVR you Dyspepsia use TRAXAL's FLINIR
III Have You Rheumatism use. HAMPT0N'S TIlNCLINH:
Are gu bald headed, use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
No you want a good EnItnent, FORSHA'S BALM.
DO you brush comb, bottle ofane perfume
70 70 the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
CONCENTRATED LYE ,,.,,
OIL. r-
Have you cough, sc the HoARHOCND BALSAM.
Do you want
Shoulder Brace Port Monnaie
l1pnoTfeg Balm Of thousand Flowers
TTnSa Electric on
nandRea Syringe
HeIi Zine Spong
70 to the Bridge corn Erug Store.
HolloUAy'a pills and ointment
Baksrs Cod Liver OIL
BeeThaVe's Holland BtteES
Hoonand'S German Bltters
Par aale nv T. H. LOGAN 4 co.
Bridge Corner DTugJIhs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

"SS'ST4wBA BRANDY Distilled from CataNhn Wine
Strictly puFr, for medical purposes unEiValled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
MTsCFT .T5A.NEOUS.
HOLLOWAY'S GENUINE hRNICA PT1S

2 IERSS.,
THEsE Plasters prepared from the ArnIca Mono,,
that valuable vegetable remedy, used for man.
Germany, and various of Europe, with such sSoni
Ing efficacy rs to attract the attention of the world So
the medical faculty particularly, to its wonderful ne5
properties. By Its stimulating and anodyne eeetS n M
fords immediate relief In all OF pains or o.
the breast, sIde back lmis-aIo In brulses
fractures Eout, rheumatism luinbago and Is ya,ti
auxiliary In liver complaints, peurIsy, coughs colds
sumption, asthma, hoarscness, &c. COZ
This Is QuRck preparation. hut one mcetIn IN. ,
baton Of the Medical Profession, the most eminent
bear honorable testimony of their onderr,I Hh9a
escribe them, anil recommend them to the attention v
Medical class. They have been before public nov '
than ton lsars and Of the many hoSaki dbren Ilo'
are yettoh OF single ease allure 0frs rSI.; 3'
They are spread the lOitlest Lambskin are es.
comfortable and may he the most dsilst! ana
all sIuRtiOns While they adhere FIRMLY he per per-
er Is spread Of that CONSTANCE as not ruB or In ~
way soil the HhIteSt linen. Sold by " =" any
y< 7. II. LOGAN m
my4 Bridge Corner DTt..,I,,,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18

July 1901.
At $50 Cattle-abou $50 Beeycs and ITO stores
consisting {! Working Oxen, Cows and two and three
years old
PmcEs-Mdrket Beef-Extra 50 90 a rs per cwt; LIST
quality IS 5OaSS 10, ID quality co. 80 quality 50 5oa co.
ordinary, So CO.
Stores-Working oxen-s90, 100, 40, 1850 200.
COirs and Cdiues-S35, 10, IS, So 6Oas75.
Yedrinys-About sl7. Ttpo Years Oid-$35 S3S.
Three Years Oh-S40 S45.
Sheep and Lambs 200 market Prces-Tn lots 50 IS,
IS, 90 50 % each; and selections 81 So So.
Scine-But few at market. Prices Live weight lease
per lbs dressed loo per h. Shoats-Wholesale per h.
retail - per ID; Spring Pgs-S3 81.
Hides-7 H. Sc per IT, TaiioW-7 l-2a Sc.
PeHs-25c 81 each car SkiHs-l4a l5c per ID.
zeal Catues-s5, So, 81, IS, 50 $40 each
REMARKs-The market is overstocked sales dull at de-
cline of % SOC per beef and 25 SOC per head
sheep and lambs from last weeks prices Butchers not will
ing to pay than 50 pr for the best quality. al
though there few sold at slight advance FROM
that the tendency is downward and number Of drovers
selling quotations rather than keep them until to-
morrow The stock will all be disposed of to-day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18

u
AN UNEQUALLED sTIMuLANT, DIURETIC AND TON
&c isyIdoRASr and SANITARY BEyKR-
ACE.
beg call the attention of Southern and Western mer
chants to the superior merits Of this exquisite cordial
1t pure extract Of the Italian Juniper Berry, distilled
from the very best Of English grain under the surveillance
the British Exercise Laws and has pronounced by the
medical faculty Of Great Britain and the United
the best and the safest alcoholic smuant offered
public.
1t used with great in Of DYsrErsA Gorr
RHEuMAT1sM, DRoPsY GRAVEL, CoIIc CHOLERA FEVER
AGuE Structure, DISEASES URINARY ORGANS, ErLEP
sly, &c.
1t delicious beverage and by It's peculiar ia
vor $50 different from other gins universally esteemed by
The following among thousands Of similar kind from
SO reliable and valuable source that give it placer;
NEw-YoRE, Sept %, 1855.
To Col. Z. C, CnARLEs,-My DEAR sIRJ nder some cir
cumstances recommend Holland Gin as medicine As
yours contains much larger quantity Of Juniper think it
preferable article 1T Is TIE BEsr ARTICLE Of
HAVE SEEN. VALENTINE Morr, NJ. d.
IT Beware of poisonous mixtures manufactured in mta-
ton, and sold rs LONDON CORDIAL CHS 81!
The records Of the Custom Houses in the cities Of New York
Boston and Philadelphia show that CHARLES LONDON Conn.,
AL GN the only London Gtn really imported and sold in
bottles recent controversy the New York papers has
demonstrated that to that date w.t. the beginning
November last the only importation Of London Cordial Gin
ever made except by ourselves has been pipes imported
in 1880 On the credit ofthese too pipes hich ould M
only feip hundred bouies ouer one hnndrcd
dozen, Of norious MIXTURE, called "London CorS,ai
Gin hdue been spread all this Continent and sold nj
cost 20 per cent beiow the Of Lonon
Cord,a GIn by one concern uhst another, rho reJrs.
sent themselves agents for "Booh Sefgtck Of Lond5n
HAD MEYER IMPORTED one DROP and yet haze footed the
whofe South and Vest pith their so-calied IoSpoN Cy
The genuine CHARLES LONDON GS for in quarts a,
one dollar and pn at 80 cents by all druggists and
BE sure that though styled "LoSDox CoRDSL GIN" II Is a
souey CHARLES To escape adulterated and poisonous
mixtures 1t does not suffice that the article be labeled oSpos
CORDIAL GIS but be certain CHARLES None other /.
genuine. For sale by the Importer and Proprietor
EDMUND C. CHARLES
No. 40 Broadway. New York
For sale in Brattleboro by JOSEPH CLARK and j. W
hoLIoN' 6ml2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18

SINGULAR OCCURRENCE-AW WOMAN KILL
ED BY SHEEP.-As Mr. J. G. Bachelor, of
Waterbury, was visiting his sheep in a remote
pasture, a little before sun down OF the Sd inst. =,
he found Miss Lydia Woodward a maiden
woman II years old, terribly bruised, and but
Just alive. Her skull was broken, and also some
Ct her ribs, and her breast was beaten in. As
sstance was procured, and she was carried to
her home, but died before morning, remaining
unconscious to the end. She had been out pick
ing strawberries, and had evidently been attack
ed, and thus horribly beaten by cosset ram
which Mr. B. had bought but short time before,
and of whose vicious character he was ignorant.
Blood was found on his head, and it subsequent
ly appeared he had attacked other persons, eros
sing the pasture. 1t is needless to say he was
Immediately sent TO the butcher
Miss w. was a native Of Bridgewater, and a
sister Of the late Mr. James Woodward, of W.,
with whom she had long made her home
Chronicle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18
WESTMINSTER SEMINARY. VT.
L. F. WARD, A. NJ, Principals
Mrs f. II. WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches
.. L. LEACH, Teacher Of Music;
LORIN gCIINEII Nativp nf Herman

L, F. WARD, A. NJ, Principal;
Mrs l.. H. WARD Teacher Of Ornamental Branches ;
g. l.. LEACH Teacher Of Music;
LORIN SCIlNELL, Native Of Germany,
Teacher Of German Language, and Assistant Teachers
Located the bank Of the Connecticut Bellows Falls
and Bratteboro, opposite Walpoc, N. II.
The next Fall Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks each
begin the last Wednesday Of August November and February
respectively
The inducements parents and se-educang students to
patronze this school ares
1st Its and experience Board Of Teachers
at the hcadof which L. F. Ward having occupied his pres
cnt position for forty terms The other teachers
have been connected with the school Tor series Of years.
"a. The location and influence of the place. Situated
Wapoe Depot ~ H. on Cheshire Railroad from Keene to
Bellows Falls also Westminster Depot the Valley
Railroad from Battleboro Bellows Falls in farming vii.
age entirely destitute Of public places gives uducemen
habits Of regularity and study.
81. It's class Of scholars No primary department is ad-
mitted The pupils are most Of them Teachers
rtDseueH the last Catalogue were engaged teachers
ege and large numbers studying Practical Surveying and
Higher Mathematics
4th The Economy Of the School Convenient houses
and now held aud frequently rented to those who
may wish to reside In the village year Tor schooling
their chldrcni also beautiful entirely furnished and
careted II desired are held In private families at very
reasonable rate for young ladies, who may be willing to do
their work Ladies distance well at hand,
can have provisions and Of seq boarding thus urn
expense of attending SCHOOL, alson the Seminary ample
prepared for forty young for self boarding,
to room or more as desired.
Board with Incidens is also furnished at the Boarding
House private families, families of the teachers
low rate any other school.
9th The superior chance Of complete In the
ndnentd Branches, in Thorough Bass aud Piano Music,
In the German Language under Native Teacher and in drill
Of teachers Of schools The Principal will deliver full
Lectures before the Teachers Glass during the FALL upon
the Elements OF the Common Branches For Inquiries AID
mission, Rooms Board, &C, address must be made "
Prof L. +. WARD.
Westminster, VT, July llth, 1857. 1898
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18

SUCCESSFUL DOG TRAINING.-A hopeful
YOUTH who was the owner of Young bull terrier,
was one day training the animal in the art of be-
ing ferocious, and wanting some animated OBJ
ject to set the dog upon, his daddy, after consd-
cradle persuasion, consented TO get down upon all
fours and make fight with Mr. Bull. Young
America began to urge on the dog "sis-ter-boy,
seize him." &c; at last the dog ''made dip"
and got good hold upon the old mans proboscis,
and get the dog off he couldn't. So he began
10 cry out with the pain caused by the fangs of
the dog. Grin and bear it, old man shouted
the young scapegrace "Grin and bear it-tocal
be the ndkin0 offhe pup I"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ DISTRICT % WESTMINSTER, 5 ;.
The Hon Probate Court Jor said District To all persons
concerned, Greeting Whereas. ALpHONZO TAFT Guar
dian Of CHARLES PHELPS TAFT and PETER H. TAFT
minors and heirs to the Estate Of CHARLES PHELPS late VI
Cincinnati and state Of Ohio deceased hath presented his Pc
ttion in writing said Court representing that would be
beneficial t. his said wards sell all their aud
in the following described situated said District
10 witt The real estate in the village Of Grafton consisting Of
the tavern stand and land Herewith occupied
by William Stratton, and also land in Mlndham being the
farm conveyed Charles Phelps by Lewis Wheaton, by deed
dated April 18th, lS3eand praying for license sell such
estate OF his said wards and the money
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon said
application the session thereof be held the Register Of
PrObates Office Grafton said District on the first Wednes-
day in August A. D. 1857, when and where YOU may be heard
In the premises II You fit BENZ W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, July :, 1857. 2g-3l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18

HORSE AND HoRsEMASsHIP.-An new and
splendid work on the horse is soon to be issued
by Henry William Herbert Frank Forrester)
1t will embrace full account of the origin his
tory, breeding, driving, and general manage.
ment of the horse, and some idea of its compre-
hensiveness and value may be gathered from the
fact that it will make two imperial octave vol
umes of eleven hundred pages, and will be il
lustrated with steel engraved portraits of some
OF the most celebrated horses oft he age. 1t will
be splendid work which every admirer Of the
horse will desire to pos ess Phillips, Sampson
& Co. are the sole agents for the work in the
New England States 1t will be published by
subscI Ipllon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18
Home Testimony I'm favor of DIR. Graves
Hygeinn Alternative Syrup.

IUW NeIENDi wv JULi Ioi IoOI'
A. II. GATES CO. IL feel 1t duty to state the follow
Ing facts to the public troubled with the scroua for
twenty years During that time paid over hundred dol
lars for medical services and various kinds of medicines but
got kind of relief Two years ago advised to try
DR.. Graues Hygei1n Alternative Syrup. accordingly did
try it, The effect Of the first bottle encouraged me- TOOK
second bottle Of the Syrup and experienced decided benz
eft from 1t. continued TO for several weeks and
strange 1t may SEEM felt II had wrought complete
change my system. 1t had purified my blood regulated
my digestive organs and totally cured me Of the Sorofia
MY disease returned to this day would
this remedy every troubled with npurity of the
blood. Yours truly, OXEN BOYNTON. .
A. H. GATES & CO., PRoPmEroRs, WOODSTOCK, VT.
III AGENTS Burr Foster & Co No. Cornhill Boston,
Wholesale Agents, Kemp loynton, Townshend Sawyer
& Smith, Newfane Howe Sherman, Wiiamsvile F. u.
Perry, East Dover; j, G. Higgins Wardsboroi sawyer
Fits West Townshendi O. ii. Pierce, jamaica and by
Druggists generally. 29ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18

tried Mrs wnslow sooTHiSo SYRUP for Children will ever
consent to let her child pass through the distressing and
critical period of tcehng without the aid of this invaluable
preparation If life and health be eti aed by doar4
and cents, 1t is worth It's veghtin gold
Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. winsows sooruNG SYRUP
sold every year in the United States 1t is old and well
tried remedy. Price only % bottle The genuine
article has the fac mic of Curtis Perkins New York
each outside wrapper. ls-1y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-18

MAJ JACK DOWNING TALKS WITH PREsr-
DENT BUCHANAN ABOUT PoLYGAMY-Maior
Jack Downing thus relates conversation II,
had with Mr.. Buchanan on Utah: "Old Buck
is good deal riled with Brigham Young, who,
with his one hundred wives, have created re-
bellion-when the Old Buck hasn't one that he
can call his own. Ifone woman created re-
belon in the garden Of Eden, when she had
mao and ought to bin satisfied, it isn't wonder
ful that one hundred should do the like in Utah,
having only one man among 'em all ? Says |,
Bucky, did you ever see union and harmony
where there was hundred wimmin and but one
man-it's agn all natur to expect it-aud the
only way to bring matters to good starting
Iolnt, is to see that each woman has her man
Yes, but said old Buck, then every man would
he oheeg'd to hey woman. Yes, sartn, seq /.
Well then, seq he, they'd blame me for the hull
Of this trouble, and say Id sot EN- bad exam
pie. That's so. seq |, and since you drove so
many women to take up with one man bekase
you refused to take your sheer, it's your duty to
make EN- live peaceabIy as they are, or else
break the old thing up by reforming and setting
every old bachelor good example by taking
one Of those deluded women for your sheer, to
once"