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The Placer herald., 1857-10-17
YOUNG AMERICA
Wholesale s. Retail Cigar store!
B. GFGDehHDkENHD

wv NOULD respectfully inform the public that
w he has lately enlarged his store. and keeps
now on hand the largest and best stock of CIGARS
ever brought to this county, amongst which he has
the finest brands ever offered to this market
lie has also on hand very good assortment of
TOBACCO, and can supply you with any brands
that can be called for, also
Perfumcry Of all kinds. Dried and Preserved
Fruits, Playing Cards French and English Ac-
cordeons. Matches &C., &c.
psf you wish to get real genuine Havana
Cigar go to BARNEY GOODKIND'S store next
door to |. W. Credits restaurant and you will not
be disappointed in finding it.
Auburn. April 9TH. 1856.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17

ORAroMcAL CLIMAx.-The Toledo Blade
tells us of Fourth of July orator, who
stuck in the middle Of his speech. lie
went on:
"Ihe American Eagle, the American
Eagle, gent,e-MEy, that proud bird Of our
liberties, as she stands standing-as she stands
standing with great vigor with one
foot on the Alleghanies, and the other
on the Rocky Mount;ins, and stretching
her broad wings the Atlantic from the
Pacific, shall--streching her broad wings
with one foot on the Rocky Mountains
and the other on the Alleghauies shall
shall howl, gentlemen and fellow-citzens
in the glorious freedom Of her native air
Snail howl, gentlemen and ladies, howl,
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17

lust RECEIVED and in store 12'
y A large supply of N
Alcohol Campbene Lard, Sperm, Polar, q
Neatsfoot. and Boiled Oils, Solar Oil, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks Candle Wicking.
Wax and Night Tapers, Borax. Soda, Castillo Soap
Seidtz Powders, Congress Water, Corks,
Salad Oil in baskets Wolfe's Schnapps.
Hostetter's Bitters, Pure Cream rartaY
Strychnine, Castor Oil, and Wyncoops Medicines;
Wholesale and Retail by
spril4-3m ALBAN, THOMAS h Co..
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17

An unloving woman is an impossbilty,
unless we can imagine. a pillar of ice to
stand against Il July SUM-. But all women
love, and that passionaely. Those who
profess that they do not are only trying
to hide bitter disappointment behind
the transparent mark of affection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29

fro@ the nsishonood Of Bsn.res and he prodoc lon
p.ly ~ rom sss Lover ovnoss, and :. .ssrsso,s % no.
be much Influence 8akpetre VIII suf. r greatly Tue
only ,iIs s suitable os sa.po.ssr Produced IN Bsns:
revok or cotton, also about from one thud 70 half \
supposed TO ocme from the same region. Indigo ~ss
from quarter 70 third Of the annual produoion
from the Upper Provinces, fail re or supcy has been
anticipated, sush ., 70 &c. powerfully sdvansng
masket AZ the last DATES extreme apw wehe Melons
fen with rcspcO TO Tho stock Of ssed or nexs sea
son, Loser Bengal being pynspaly wm5'seed pro
poIt hat bears upon the native population moro
upon The external commerce OF he country rho quan
perhaps being about fiOo ooo and a. ia oos Of ,rans
port IL heavy, he would likely be orvuga, port
time me the present. Tho grand point OF anxiety nov
ever, concerning this sa 10 must be with respec
crop Avaiaele for consumption arouad the Of
oon and fears are entertained thsl many loos
ties famine will have 10 be endu ed s.i,wcr Ind ja.e
cultivated only In Lover Bengal and will thero be
Ias. The outoh exported from Calcutta 10 no, . native
product, bus comes fscm Pegu Lao iyeb no, impcr
principally from ihe Unaffected parts Rdes Also
Ei ANAL item, ~ hey produced generally
sns ate Ii q he ex,en, 70 shiOh ao producan cl
Arscles may be nterfeyed With may reach m amount
wh would bc about equal 10 10 or 20 cont upon the
total value II me entire exports from Calcutta but 81 In
the two ntss Important naancasnue in ugo and Sape
re-bere are competing eoan6es to mAxe up tho de-
nADcy, rise In prtco has oocurred which viii eause the
pecunary results 10 the Indian producer be nearly
The same ~ II the crore lad reached Al Average rne
only serious pressure nerefor. that India rfely 70
feel from the nsurroon Ia that which may result IRON
any deatucton Of the rioe snd wheat required for
tie ICED Of The psope7 and there ID oaae TO sup ose
that 'osses OF this will be only local and ,im,et
Ob1me ~ is ElroTe and An,trca that acu aGsr from
being omPeued TO economis: he substances a. mus fai
short India will s take gold, and III oouss ianE
be thoroughly In condition 70 pay for tho couscq sonc.s
Of her ohtur oances, although Amorg persona
here seems TO bo actual anxiety that an imperial oan
should be granted to her, even before she asks So
q
would be utterly mpolio, while would alao
iablish the WORT possible preO dent ~ih regard
9th possessions. Annexed II table giving general
view Of the fta.iatics referred to-
srArHMzr Of Of tho leading articles OF export rom
Calcutta 10 Great Britain, France and North America,
for twelve months ending the 3lss Of Jay, 1851, and
tselve months ending Tho 3lst Of July 1866, showing
the extent 70 which, during The last 10 years the mp
plies OF these Productions have been drawn from thai
masket Il 10 fesred 10 oannos depsnd upon OAicutsA
receiving any OF the produce Of tho dsaecaod dis vics
70 the north and west Of Bsnares, After Joy until tran
quly has been restored there In The present casuls
Iious Rhoot and oil the DISTRICTS 70 eastward
sumed t0 have rema'ued quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29

Paris fOoA i3) Oorrcsropdsnce OF mo London rwsa
Ahot IN ~ss fors,ten In financial circles thaa ihs
OF the Bart Epslsnd, asd rAse m rste Of discoun NE
mess are upon The gessrs pablo BY surprsa.
IA 10 ONLY bv virtue Of hv psxscd lat sessioa hsi Ne
BARK OF France epascd ~ take more In any oAse than
tbe kssl interest Of sr per cent ard tu n Ne fra isrs
nat u nos mad, use u ns -er p-srsi,ge u GO
e. per Spt, CO is tnln naH per mooa q
tshen By NE Bank Of England. AEuorgn the novelty
az On cent raturaly sM ve,y h.orabiy received
BY French usfa mon, seems 10 DO the gonsval opinion
that an increase Of n1rea q practically . en severe
measure Than = shortening sf the time !, run fr ds-
counted bills ~osd b.
A ne Boursc the Rese Fen 100. for c1h and 300 f,r
sccouna There doubt ~heaner tho seocni slegrn
rho sespsch wis the Price OF onrsol. scsurss, snd
some reope affirmed nat the price, usesd Of being SIN,
% quced, was cay - 70 seI Under sae innnsoce o.
this discussion the BSurse closed very esriy att so5ye
prices Mosner fell l2fr 800. sul Eae ensincss -
done In ral-Js Werrru and Ssutnero iou tvu @sos
and The ether principal lines from ne soa 70 VT
Paris (ocs 1D Corrspopdence o. london Post
Market n0 70 sleo ny, ooBsos hsvicf arrived ~ ses.
srspa At sI5s, and for ss,sm s,.,s, ,sIs ''~'
From the London Views (c,y trli'le), oot 10
Ia,ers rrcm Paris describe an excesnve sensad fov
mossy s Inc sdvss ced rae ast ~ NE bAas
Franco, yis en- per cent ...... ..
AZ Fsrs tsdsy the Bo1r'e erhisiled unexressed
uyersh The ihres per ceu Rsn'es closed a eo % Tor
,ensv sra al 10 for ihs END OF OCTOBER. rhs y
rrios ,so % al Improvement Of nearly poe cens, ans
he arcoun, prl,e rise OF fully = per cent, cHpgss,
.,th tho closng quo .tions of Yesterday .sAx .
ssrsnsc Of speculative purchases y here IN tsStSS h
rsare,,ullns the profit obtained on hs half - -
Dor on. s not 70 be dhsrsuied - dividend, d,sass y
IRON The PSs spec'A'.ur, oclsI
Isa,iduss srH who psvsly nslsAa Ias NJ ra,rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29
taken paos b Dublin Win great sosas. Tne Lord Leo
leaanA look payt In tAe proceedinga

taken pAoe h Dublin Win great solat. Tne Lord Leo
tenant took part In The proceedings
Yepsrt current that The cholera he'd made a ~
peasance In the village Of Bzatford near Lon on and
has wAn few days II oases had occurred and deaths
fhe london Goses eoniains nosoe that tho Bishcp-o
q Toronto has been reconstructed and SEQ oreA.ss,
10 be called the Rkhoio Of Huron, with Rev Dr. CoDJ
- Tho ant Bnhop
Tho siam<se Ambassadors and suite had arrived aI
AaAa route for England.
oerres oondens Of The London nses writing from Paris
says tho b.aHh Of do Rayrevai dencase tnsi II s
sao viii bc impossible FOR him 70 proceed 70 u Peters
suls before nexs SUNNI es has even supposed
his destination vii be changed, and that . military man
viii be rent a. Ferc ambsn ador 70 tho RassAn court,
R saii thai - SON - ths question Of NE Prncoses
y dsprs Of has cf he Huez osna s be again ofcialy
p,sseatsd 70 she eIAmlna lon Of the Ottoman Porte.
From Portugal dates 70 the 9th OF October Tho yel
NV Tor yphus) fever had spread TO otaer pArs Of the
sy and nc number Of had increased 10 about l5o
. day, and the deaths 70 50.
Tne populace were dissatisfied with The ssn,.a'y
measures Of ihe governments, and outbreak was
ucipsted Robberies had aleA5y commenced
oAter from Vienna rays that the recent conference
which WAS hold there between sse Baron do BoarqusDey
aud Count weruer had for IL oejscs The 5ardnisn
aon, and The resumption of diplomatic relations se,wccn
the Courts Of Turin and Vienna may be shortly expected
III Persia . powder magazine ~ Joudporo bad bean
blown up BY lightning; over ono thousand persons were
killed, and nve hundred houses destroyed.
Dispatches from OonsAntnople stats that he ID Of
October the Esgsh and Austrian Amos nadc addressed
10 tho DlvAn protest agAns the Last elections IL Aodsvia
and WAhOhia. This statement wss denied In Paris.
The Bury Engiand) Post Of the 18Th inrant says
On the examination OF Professor Ragevs OF the United
Haes who struck by the stone thrown At The down
express train Of the Eastern Counties Railway, Wy
mondhAca, Friday week, Il wA ssoertAinsd thai tho
Jaw bone had been spntsrod, and that toe upper
jas had received fracture. Had the sono struck
temple, tho injury, In al probability, would have been
fatal We hear mat mo injured gentleman II progressing
towards recovery In very Satisfactory manner. Tne
Chairman OF the Eastern Counties Railway has Wren 70 the
My expressing his deep at the melancholy
accident He had himself Waited tho spos, and 10 the
most kesrohng inquiry, and the company had offered
ward OF flo on conviction, and despatched special police
naa 10 watch tho spot
Tho hcaAh Of he King Of Pruszia romained critical
ccndi lon
The steamship City Of Baltimore arrived n Liverpool
: O'Clock On The mos Mtg Of tho l6sh inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29
TIE PARIS ROuRlE.

[ruis (Ooa. is) oorvespoaessoe Of Loodon ror
In consequence Of The advance In hs tf dNo5us1
BY NE sanHs sf France and seand ih maTke, hes
much unsesusd, and fsrthsr fall of per osas h oonsos
esdsd 10 prodvos . downsgd movement is Trsssn
hrses which, afcr having been done ~ ecf 80 ribe1
when The Hoosd gu ,sakoas OF ne Lnadoa msrksa arrived
9Th an improvement 6 y per osnl nrees Ne nov
quoxd ii e6f Sec Mobiler varied from T26f 70 7o snd
Of Ttof Austrian, e6Tf 500 70 oeof Lyoas,
o 70 s75f Orleans, 1s1sI 70 l326f Ncvthsr soof 10
s64 Sot orn sT0 70 575f - a,ok beoAns nuoh offered
kations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
s>N>~oo0n~~~o~Ncooreo|~
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~oN~O~rJ~eco~N~~~oDo~O>
Over a Iilion in Gold on Board the
Persia.
~vo~oNroNoNooocoo.ooou
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN CONSOLs.
~~o~><>o~~>r~o~~~o~~>~>n>o~
Decrease Of Bullion i'm the Bank
of England.
.oo<0oeo~.r~Nroooooooo
xE PANIC I'M VIENNA.
-NoNNN~1~NNoNo<-NNo<->oD~
DECLINE IN COTrON
o>>ooo.oooo.>NoonooNoO
OPERATIONS In AMERICAN SECURITIES.
ONo>>e<No~Norrr0~~O>NrrsN
NO LATER NEWS FROM India,
DC. &C. &c.

- Uunard Steamship Perna Caps Judkins, from ver-
pal sAurcay, the l7th inst arrived ss THIS port a II
s'slook yesterday morning.
rSs Persia, the 2oth inst a A. n uspe Race fgh
bearing north nve miles, stopped her engaes and io OF
rssksh for the boat Of the Associated Pres and
Shrew the rows package overheard
The Persia brings out f24o COO IN specie Shipments
vsrs going until The time Of her departure. mo fol-
lUwing b sho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29

M LNsdon monsy maxket was without much change
n 6smand very asve, bat moro was slightly up
vasa feeling Ooasos for money closed n ssk ssx
uu.sos for account closed Ss% % Tao bullion in the
Aah Of hslAsd bsd decreased f5Ss ooo American 70
csrHies aotive Thers had been ooundsrable nsc
suaisons, bui The mAket closed steasicr,
Several addiNocA failures Ne announced, but none or
WI reas magnitude. Among them sre:-
nsssnL scazrAa and PAstiDgton, wooDsn warehouse
nsD, London
AlhsoI NeKerrsv, soo,oh warssoassnsp, Sanosss
h. n Wess, habts issher, hsaohester.
Asan nssS, - o., q Landss, 81 -Duisg Ne -
vssh the sbsAsecrs AmsTicaa ssse stooks have bsen
Nv ssd unimpcant Whilst ihere has boon much activity
n the make for railroad sharss and bnts the
bssaAes however has been chiefly confined 70 hose OF
- New York and Erie and Illinois csntrsi lines, tne
rrioss Of ~hkh have nuctustsd considerably, me nar
kss generally closing win sseadic and bcscr ap-
psaranoe
ne London papers Of Friday, o. 10, report he fol.
living sAes On The preceding day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29

"
msrce Bat qsi.e independently d asy CIRCUMSTANCES Of
this character, The pressure for very great
csrecisy on soc,unt Of the extensive bullion operations
nov Ia progress
Prom The Loudos rcss (uty Arsise) osl Isl
Amer the exciemsn, f be rssttvo days ihcre has been
quite auict market today fov sbe public funds, and
evtrlns, show an imprcvenen, or fully per cesi ne
Of he advance Of lke ste OF ineveu 20 cont
70 dag ~ ,he bank authorities bcug generally dmcreded
the msrhe cpeped almost II The prioe ~ 81 ine Var
mratcn OF The regular business yesterday AMI IL midday
nc alteration In the value OF money having been q,
bowsver vss ~ folly Maintained a. me oose of bus
The arrangement OF The scooun, having been onn
slreed and there being bui little disposition 70 caser upon
fresb tpsssemenh The dps proes were however, again
rather arner ansne market ef, OF with stronger aspect
hsn for some days rest, berg s,teried that
further addition 70 tho ,ofms Of discount bo msdo his
week
During the morning much ssriussncy wss experienced
In the money Market owing 10 The uncertainty which In
England, and dnco-pts vsre scarcely osn nabe 81 the
bsph Isw for Any de'csrHer o. mercantile paper LAer,
ssrs,c, ,sss ,ss w I'm ...S .sSsss no raa r..
seven par cent re, snnum fov sixty Va riuesy days b
and 7I ix per ceDs Tor l2o days Paper co,s,de
VIZ from ESQ co 70 fsocoo Fursbe- failures are re-
ported both from elvsov and ssnche,er bu, thsy are
not or srch magnitude - shcss previously noscd.
From The I.ondos Times or Isl
rns pevs rom India establishes the hope that the srea
OF ds rrbspcs r - rsards the commercial rrod 80
OF he country, .uinos be exendsd bcyond h p~eseni
nis An esimats may therefore be hszsrded n the
gree 10 which supplies Of he various articles vii be
sHcced mo ssdirg exports from oacuta 10 Great N
rs.e ,Ils. ce,cn rice, hides ssfo-er, jov, nnsess
rs,sdseed cutoh and lao dye, and ths aggregate vaas
Of these in The indian nSket. recsonsd a NE prercu,
bsips aboui fe 900 70 Britain 100 600 v France
and fi 100 900 10 the United aces indigo sussr st, sail
pssrs and cotton are me mcss Important bat rics mus
Aersby " The sr,cunA me question s wba, " NE pro
portion Of Ne cusvssop of each Ia Ne dsasscssd dh
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-25
Duties of Parents to Schools.

l. Parents should send their children to schools
constantly and seasonably.
2. They should see that they are decently
clothed, and clearly in their persons.
3. They should encourage them to respect
and obey the rules and requirements of the
school.
4. They should encourage them to be orderly
in their department, and studiously to regard
right.
8. They should encourage them to be studious
by manifesting an interest in their lessons.
6. They should have regard for the charac-
ter of the books their children read, and see that
they read understandingly
Z. They should cultivate in their children
habits of true poliieness and courtesy.
s. Besides visiting the school and co-operat-
ing and sympathisng with the teacher, they can
do much for its improvement and success, by
manifestng at all proper times and in all proper
places, an interest in its welfare, and deep So
licitude for its reputation by speaking well of
the teacher and OF all his judcious plans by
palliating or excusing his faults or failings, (of
which every teacher must be expected to have
some,) and by inducing their neighbors to visit
the school and take an interest in its exercises {;
thus showing TO their children, in the most con-
vincing manner that they feel that their present
employment is an important one, and that the
dutie, of school are not TO be regarded as Of lit
tie consequence. Ohio Journal Of Education.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-25
CANAL RAILROAD,

Essflaeosfy5ESS CANAL RAILROAD. Summer
arrangement, commencing Monday, May rs,
-HI 1851. Trains will run daily, Sundays ex-
cepted) as follows
Leave NEW HAVEN at 600 A. NJ for Northamp ton stop
ping at all stations l20 A. NJ, Tor arrival Of sA NJ.
Express Train from New York for Northampton stopping at
all stations NJ Tor arrival of 220 p. M Train
from York; for Northampton stopping all stations
Leave NORTHAMPTON at 500 A. NJ. for New Haven stop
ping at all stations connecting at New Haven with 936 A
ii. Train for New York.
H. A.M for New Haven stopping at all stations
Meeting at New Haven with 80 r. ~ Train for New York
500 P. NJ for New Haven, stopping all stations
Meeting at New Haven with p NJ Express Train for New
York.
Leave COLLINSvILr Z at I Is A. NJ. and 8 80 p NJ.
Returning, leave Plainve at rs P. NJ, and $40 p NJ.
Daily Lines of Stages from Cheshire TO Waterbury,
and Coinsvlle New Hartford and winsted and
from Northampton Florence Hay denville, wiamsburgh,
Amherst and Hadley. p. DENNIS, General Agent.
New Haven, May, 81, 1857.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-25
New USE FOR THE PREss.-The ladies'

New USE FOR THE PREss.-The ladies',
nowadays, are using newspapers at 25 cents a
bundled for the manufacture of bustes To
manufacture the hustle, they take the tape and
put it between the leaves of several newspapers,
then "gather" the newspapers at the top and
tie the tape around them. The lower parts of
the paper of course are Irregular and when the
skirts and dress are thrown over them, produce
the necessary bulge. The Utica Observer in
forms the world that it is in large demand for
this purpose, and daily used. 1t is an editors
businss to create daily hustle in the affairs of
men, but we doubt very much whether propri-
elors o. newspapers know that they are creating
hustle among women.-Newark Eagle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-25
Negroes are Citizens According to their
Ancestry.

1t was one Of the points in the Ldw Repor-
fer's review of the bred Scott case, that the
Court did not, as has been generally supposed,
decide broadly that free negro cannot be cit
izen of the United States This opinion is cor
roborated by the recent decision of Judge Nc
Lean in case tried before him at Chicago
James c. Mitchell, colored man, citizen Of
Illinois in 1854, brought al action against cit.
izen of Wisconsin, in which the latter pleaded
to the jurisdiction of the Court, averring that
the plaintiff was person of color to wit, ne
gro. 10 this plea the plaintiff demurred.
Judge Mclean observed in his opinion that,
as the leading counsel for defense admitted that
this case was not ruled by the bred Scott case,
it would be unnecessary to refer to the latter
The distinction obviously intimaed by the Judge
is found in the difference of the pleas in the two
cases, viz: that the plaintiff was "a person of
color, to wit, negro" in this, and that he was
"a negro of African descent, his ancestors were
of pure African blood, and tcere brought into
this country and sold as negro sldues, !" in the
case of bred Scott. AS regards the latter, the
view Of the Court appears from the following
language of judge fancy, although elsewhere
he uses terms susceptible Of broader nterpre-
tation
"The plea applies to that class of persons on
ly whose ancestors were negroes OF the African
lsoe' anu ,upJr,eu "s Tb .,',s Loany anu SOU
s,c heiu as SAVES ne oniy mater II, ISSUE
oe,ote .ae Sou..i 'Ie,eao', ". .t .ne d s
sce"usu's =, Sucn saves VINE" ""ey snan pe
e s1 vi w S al. oGr% vi parent. WHO
of a State in the sense in which the word citizen
is used in the constitution of the United States
And this being the only matter in dispute on the
P'eaaingS! 'ne oou!. uus' W u"ueis,oou as
speak'ng IN .n's oPI"ioh " m% cedss o".yLmd a.
IS y M0Se persons eno u,e "e aeSGe"od'"S
hJr'cd 1g ~no ~e,e imported '''0 "'S country
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-25
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Infabe in removing stoppages irregularities OF the
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the
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unparalleled In every he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used Them make the Pills Public
for the alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities Of
whatever nature well to prevent pregnancy " those
ladies' whose health will not permit increase Of family
Pregnant females those supposing themselves
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
prietor responsibility after the above admonon
although their midness would any mischief health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and explicit d.
rections accompany each box. Price 81 per box
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Bateboro VT Sold also by Druggists everywhere
II Ladies by enclosing him 81 90 10 Braeboro Post Office
have the Pills sent (conhdenaly) by mail Re-
member and ask for Dr. Duponeos Golden Ps Signature
on e ach box.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-25

Too MUCH PRopRIEry.-An editorial in the
New Bedford Stanford, upon popular recrea-
tons among our counrymen, contains the fol-
lowing true and well spoken thoughts:
"Once more, We have an ovcrstrained and al
most iudierous sense of personal dignity. We
are afraid 10 unbend The clergyman must lie
stately and digofed person with bronchitis
engendering eravst about his neck, and whose
very laugh is solemn. The scbool-master is a
sallow and dyspeptie individual, without thin
ele-iui Of animal spirits; and everybody is dread
fully AFRAID of being laughed at"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-25

WEBSTER AND BucHANAN.--A good anec-
dote has lately been revived touching Webster
and Buchanan; soon after the Great Expound-
er had discharged one of his heavy guns in the
United States Senate, gentleman was extoll-
ing him to Buchanan. Yes" said the latter
abe is great statesman, but no politician !" the
sane individual met Mr.. Webster in the cars,
few days subsequently,, and improved the occa-
sion 10 elicit his opinion of the philosopher of
Wheatland, and singuarly enough he slid of
Buchanan, "he is great politician but no states
man."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-25

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AGE.
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from the very best Of English grain under the surveillance Of
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gho use II.
The following, among thousands Of similar kind Is from
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