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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
News. Notes, and Varieties.

THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITIoN.-Judge Bowlin Of
Missouri, commissioner to Paraguay, had long in
erview Monday with the President and secretaries
Cass and ToL-ey. His instructions said to be to
demand, first ample apology for the ndignity offered
to our flag; second, full indemnity to the South Amer
lean navigation company; and third ratification Of
the treaty formerly negotiated by Messrs. Pendeton
and Schenck. Upon the refusal of either ofthese
demands, Com. Shubr;ck will be called upon to en-
force them.
THE QUARANTINE Wharf.-The New York health
commissioners, together with mayor Tcmann, visited
quarantine on Monday afternoon, for the purpose of
inspecting the ruins and determining what portion of
the former buildings TO replace. They decided to re-
pair the small pox hospital immediately and to rebuild
all the other buildings as soon as practicable.
Orr TREATY WITH CHINA.-The government At
Washington has received information that Mr. Reed,
our minister to China, has made liberal treaty with
the Chinese government, simifr 10 that made by
France and England. We are to have a minister at
Pekin.
The REPUBLICANS FULLY TRIUMPHANT IN MAINE.
There sufficient returns OF the election in Maine
to establish the reelection of GOV. Morrill, republican,
by from 5000 to 5000 majority.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. H. 1865
The Third National Exhibition of Horses in
this city opened to-day, with the most crafty
ing prospects of success The weather and all
things are propitious to the occasion, and the
attendance and proceedings of the day have
most fully realized the Onticipations of those in
terested. The display embraces a large number
of the most celebrated horses in the country
the whole numbering about five hundred The
general cavalcade of horses entered for the ex-
hbition made the circuit of the grounds this
morning, several times, representing one of the
most magnificent equestrian spectacles ever wit
messed here.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

be in operation between the Missouri River and tho
pacific. And why was not this done2 What has di-
vcrtcd the attention of the general government from
this and numerous other measures Of public utility
which arc thus left in state Of neglect that, first
wounding the sense of RICH, and proprety with the
people, finally ends in deadening their moral sensibi
tiles? We need not answer what it tit has be-
come like a pungent smoke penetrating every where
and binding the eyes to every thing save its own cx-
istence.
This very Utah, in its territorial character, impru
dent, wanton and shameless is worthy child Of a
slave comproinise-of the compromise Of 1850. It ex-
hibits in marked manner all those peculiar traits Of
character which should necessarily flow from its dis
tnguished porentage. There was no occasion then,
and there is none now, for organizing this desert
Territory; and had IL not been done, might have
avoided all that scandal to free Institutions and all that
DISQUALIFICATION in our simulated respect for enor-
nous extavngnncies which have here been dscred-
ltlOly exhibited. 10 accusOm ourselves to such I'M
manly turces In the furerance of political measures,
can only serve to enervae republican vitality and
hasten our unfitncss for free Institutions. There is
now hardly political issue made before the country
which would not belittle the character Of any man
who should give it his serious attention. Grimes and
follics are alike laughed at while stern facts, which
should euer the calculations Of every statesman and
every freeman, are prophet like, almost the only
h"b9 ulu' " v'c "Ul ulSuppIooWloll' rs wen nlBnl
II young man lead life Of debauchcry, spend one half
of histme in the ditch and expect to preserve coed
constitution and length Of days, that young
country could preserve its freedom and its constitu-
ton long under such emasculating and debasng in
uences Ms have controlled our national councils and
through them our manners and morals during the last
ten years.
mention these things to you because they are seen
here upon the frontier prominently than they are
in the old society of the east; lust as breakers upon
the oceans beach tower higher and make louder
than do the heavy swels OF the deep sea beyond.
The Mormons have occupation enough, Mt present
in exchanging their produce for our collaborating
which they have not seen before for long time their
currency consisting Of about half million Gt is
said of Brghams deprecated shin plasters. The
gold taken from the newly arrived saints he is believ-
ed TO have boarded in the Bank of England.
Respectfully yours, J. w I.
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Mothers. Mothers! Mafhcrs.

Don't fail to procure Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup for
Cmiiren Teething 1t has equal earth. 1t greatly
aca'e the process OF teetng by softening the gums,
ducing all iuiammationwl alay all pain and sure to
regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers it will give
rest To yourselves and relief and health your infant
Perfectly safe In all cases
TINS valuable preparation is the prescription Of Of the
most experienced and sk female Ply scians in New Eng
land and has been used with never-ang mill
Of
We believe the best and remedy in the world
all cases Of Dysencry and DmrrheA in Children whether
arises from teething any other cause.
If life and health be estimated by dollars and cents, it
is worth its weight in gold
Millions of Bottles sold in the United States
IL is an old and well tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS BOTTLE.
N None genuine unless the fac-simile CURTIS PER-
KlNS Newiork, is on the outside wrapper. Office No. Is
Cedar st., New York
Sold by Druggists Throughout the world.
j. NJ HENRY SONS, Waterbury, VT, General Agents
for Vermont and Canada East ly2T
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

EDWARD TUCKER, the engineer of the Now
Haven Railroad train which ran Of the draw
bridge at Norwalk five years ago, and result sd
so disastrously in the destruction of human life,
committed suicide in Hartford on Thursday eve.
ming, by severing with razor the main arterit
OF his left arm. He has not run any engine,
since the Norwalk disaster, and this calamity i.
said to have preyed on his mind so forcitly at
to have rendered him at times nearly insane
lie was Al years of age, and has left wife and
two children residing in the vicinity of Troy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

WHAT CIGARS ARE MADE oF-An invoice
of foreign cigars, real Havanas," was recently
appraised at the New York Custom House. at
$500 per thousand, but the importer being dis
satisfied, new appraisement was made, which
resulted in the admission of the cigars at 81 80
per thousand. The evidence, under oath. by
which the change in the appraisement was made,
was this That not particle of tobacco entered
into the composition Of said cigars, but that they
were wholly composed of oak and other leaves,
soaked in strong tybacco I've.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
VERMONT ELECTION.
LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE
1d5,son con,fn
WILLIAM r. SANFORD. of O,,reH
SAMUEL +. NASH, Of Ner Harea.
bennington County.
JAMES c. STARK, Jr, Of Termination.
WILLIAM BILLINGS, Of -iriinyton
C1Hteuden Covuju.
lie. CurrrrypEs. of Bu,l;notou.
L. ID. Mason, IF Richmond.
JOSIAH FUTILE, Of Esser.
Caledonia Couufy.
Bliss n. DAVIS, of DourYe.
\. &. CHADWICK, Of 81. JohnsJuru.
HSSf'e co""y'
JOHN q. DARLING, Of Concord.
Franklin county.
j. ID. WEAD, Of Shclfom
JOHN G. SMITH, Of ST. AUans.
WIN. c. WILSON, Of Bakersfield.
Grand Isle county.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

THE Echo NEGRoEs.-Judge Megrath of the
L. S. District court at Charleston, S. C., has re-
manded the crew of the captured SLAYER, Echo,
brought before him on habeas corpus, to the
custody of the L. S. marshal. The Niagara has
sailed from New York for Charleston to take
the negroes on board and proceed to the coast
of Africa. They will not be landed at one
place, but distributed in small detachments at
several points along the coast, where they will
be sent to various healthy interior settlements.
If they reach Africa in three or four weeks, as
is expected, they will have been absent but three
months, and will probably not be liable to the
climatic fever. They will occupy the spar deck
OF the Niagara on the voyage, which was lately
occupied by the telegraph cable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
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See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Licer Inrig-
orQlor in author column.

See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Licer Inpig-
orator in anther column.
4 Card. The officers and members Of Mazeppa Engine
Company No T. take this method their hearty and
sincere thanks to our citizens who cheeruy afforded us
aid and assistance excursion remens muster
AT Worce ster.
To the Brattseboro Cornet Bandn W, wish to saw that
not unmindu Of the manifested by them for u.s.
and the sacrifice they made in going with US.
To the officers and members of Engine Company Hydro
path No 81 feel greatly indebted for the use Of their
hose and hose cart They will please accept our warmes,
thanks. Per order
l. N. THORN, CLERK
Brattleboro, Sep. 18th, 1853
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

PALMrH's ARTIFICIAL LEG. Triumph Of Surgical
Mechanism. Wonders will never cease. a few weeks
ago poor Iri-hman taken to Palmer & Co.'S in
Green Street, who hadsuiiered the anputation of both
legs. Helpless an infant he nid upon the floor.
In two weeks from that time hc was supplied with two
artificial legs, by the aid of which he walked of with
cut assistance. and is enabled provide for him
self and family. Strange as this may seeu we ur-
der'and that this firm have supplied upwards Of forty
with tco artificial leg and between three and four
lhou3and individnas with one BOSTON JournaL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

FRuIr CULTURE or n Guide to the Cultivation and
Management Of Fruit Trees with descriptions of
Fruits and II variety Of useful Miscellaneous House
hold Receipts fully illustrated BY Thos. Gregg.
New York Fowler and Wells, publishers. Price,
by mail, paper, 30 cents cloth, 30 cents.
Fruit culture has .ust begun to eceyc the attention
it deserves, and gladly welcome this work AS the
matter it contains is well calculated to aid and in
struct, and consequently benefit the fruit grower
Every person who has tree or ground enough for
one TO grow on should read it. To be successful in
fruit culture, in anything else, you must know how
to do it and this book gives much information one
can not well do without The price i, small tina,
any alorlt There is doubt but in all Sec
tons some fruits can be made profitable if udicousy
cultivated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
DIR. wis,ar's Bnisnm of Wild Cherry.

Where the abov, preparation known well estab'
she as an inabe Remedy for the Coughs, Colds
Sore Throa Hoarsenoss, Bronchitis, splitting Of Blood,
Pam an the Breast Group, Whooping cough, and every
form of Pulmonary COMPLAINT that were work of
rrogatron TO speak of its merits.
Discovered by well known physician than twenty
since has by the wonderful has effected been
constantly approaching in public favor ua its and its
reputation alike unyersa and is now known and cher
ishel by all (and their is eGon') who have been
health by the REMEDY for all the
diseases which it Processes to
Sir James Glars physician Queen Victoria, has given it
bfs lint. hat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
A Book forihe Million

lJ' Just published, by FEnERIIEN CO.. Booksellers and
Satones No. ID Court Street Boston Brief Treatise of IS
Diseases If the Sexual system OF both sexeher
symptoms and acknowledgement by physician OF the
Boston Eccc Hospital" This work also scorch
ing exposure of the deception and imposure pracced by ad-
vertising quacks, with Of their and locations
Sold by periodical dealers generally Sent by mail the
receipt of three postage stamps Address Box 1902 Boston
Posofice. 1y-S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

Workmen are engaged at Erie, Pa in raising
the remains of the flag hip Lawrence of Perry's
fleet. A large portion of the hull has been ia
ken up, and is in good state of preservation.
Some of the planks and heavy timbers bear the
marks of cannon balls, and are considerably
shattered Perry's victory is about to be cele-
brated by the people of that region, who pro-
pose to erect monument to his memory
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Their Manufacture at Wnshaip,I Mass
Comparison with Foreign Product.

Their Manufacture at Wntham,I Mass
ComP"ri-o" with Foreign Product.
Is this age Of splendid mechanical triumnhs,
in which our o,yn country .,arJs 90 ,,.o,,du..
c.,. A..
i'i'n'oS' '"eie Is one 'hat Is just beginning to
receive the attention and prominence that il de
serves. The same nerfection If ,oocliner,. tho,
ha.a. Cs,.,. e.s'','' '''"t''I ,'i"'
nus ''''ue Noi' iie"rins 'He acknowledged best
IN the world, after patient experiment, has been
succos .f,llv arnli.l to tho Of ,.a,L
'''' VI "'''N
es
The Introduction of American watches marks
an era in the history of time and timekeeper
and may well be joined with the Atlantic Tcle-
graph, Sevl, Machire, and other kindred sue
cesscs OF mind over matter. which so wonderful
ly distinguish the present period.
Hitherto England and Switzerland have been
the Matchmaker OF the world. Coventry and
Prescott in Lancashire and Warwickshire in
England and Locle and La Chaux dc Fonds in
/ the Northern cantons of Switzerland, by Lake
Geneva, have been and are the world-G,med
seats of watch manufacture but now it seems
that Watham Mass, has surpassed these old
world competitors. and with machinery. system
and intelligent skill, unai1ed by protection of
any kind. already produces the most thorough
" exact timekeepers at about half the cost of
the best foreign made watches.
All imported watches are made by hand the
movements and parts of movements by different
persons, and at different times and places and
o~ei "H;'i Is hi'i! n''lsheu win Speclal REFER
Inv ~ i's' Fatl oeIne Mate 10 sut on
"o al.u Va. Mnole NOV eniene n'.e" "
two wa,obos hn;ro, i, al .n',,o,l o,,',n;.
lv olikc "Fr
A LARGO ma;or;,, If these ,,o,cbos ara w,,r,h-
less ns T;mel ,ene;s and corstan, Iii W ex
,,..n.- - cr,.,o--' - :, 900 nna bs;nr
annually thrown away in vain attempts to i'm
prove them.
The American watches are constructed upon
the most scientific and approved principles. de-
signed to secure uniformity, simplicity, durabil
ity, cheapness, and unyarying perfection of move
ment, and are sold with a certificate of warranty
in all cases, for ten years, signed by the mann
facturers.
The specific ADVANTAGES Of these Watches IN
dealers and wearers, as compared with the best
imported handmade watches. will be most rea-
Oily unprecedented by the following enumeration.
TO wit; Each watch and each part of every
watch, of given style, is the unvaryine coun-
terpart of every watch of the same style, so that
any single part is exactly fitted and NAV he
transposed indiscripinately to make up any one
of any number ofwatches. The movements are
made to fit any one of any number of cases,
thus enabling the dealer to keen large and va.
red stock of movements with a limited number
of cases, to suit the demands Of trade.
The ease and facility with which any part can
be restored when broken or lost by accident
each part being registered at the factory-a
counterpart can be had for the mere cost of rc-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

me past fny years, DR. 5. o. richardson's SIER
kl BlTTERS have been as an effective and
Valuable spring and Summer medicine. And while almost
every one OF the thousands of remedies that intro
duced within that period has been abandoned Richard
son necne has been sustained with popua
or sale Mt the Doctors Office No 81 Hanover Street and BY
dealers in medicine everywhere.
For sale in Brattleboro by JOSEPH CLARK and I. n
IN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
CoNsuMpTION CANRECuREn,

The whole history of this Medicine fully confirms the opn-
ion Of that eminent man Thousands testify and have
testified that when all her remedies had failed this has
complet cured that when the had well nigh des-
paired tnis has afforded immediate relief when the ply
stefan had pronounced the disease ncurabe this has
ed it entirely.
The virtues of this BdisGm alike applicable to
eight Cold or Confirmed Consumption, and its power
SUE, certain speedy pleasant and efectua remedy
.. 1.11nllu
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hundred feet of floor line with about sixteen
hundred feet of bench line, for the accommoda-
ton of the one hundred male and female art-
sans employed.
The motive power is atwelve-horse steam en-
gine, which gives motion to lines of Skating in
all the rooms, to which are attached the numer-
Gus delicate and wonderful machines which are
used in the various processes of manufacture.
Appleton, Tracy 4 Co. have added abott
hund:cd acres adjoining their mandatory,
which affords admirable locations for home sites
for their workmen, several of whom have AREA
dy purchased lots and erected comfortable homes
in the immediate vicinity of the mandatory.
Every facility is afforded TO encourage and
attract the attention Of skillful workmen, who
are here offered largely remunerative wages and
constant employment, under the most pleasant
conditions, with an opportunity, in a few years,
of securing competency and an independent
home, with other advantages and attractions
such as are nowhere else to be found.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
Vote for Governor, and Representatives
Elected.

The following is the vote for governor and
the Representatives elected so far as heard
from. The names of democrats appear in Hal-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
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For sale by their agents everywhere,
and in Bratteboro, by JOSEPH CLARK and l. n THORN
West Rrattieboro A. DuNKLEEi Wilmington, j. Q. u
sWlFfi Hdrdshoro, j. q UIGGINs; EayettsuiH1, S, p
MILLER WfHiamSuMe, o. l.. SHERMAN; Putney, BA
kER HEWITT; TownshGnd, D. Butt ERFiELD
West Topnshend, SAWYER FIFTH jamaica A. MUZ-
~. ly-2S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BuChan'S Hungarian BulSam of Life,
Case from the Xvoonsockc,, Ri,

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, AND CONsCMPrloNl
Case from thc woOnsoc kct, X. l., FRctortes'
IT THE FOLLOWING CASE is ONE OF GREAT INTER-
EST TO THE OPERATIy rs IN COTTON FACTORIES
PROVIDENCE, II, l., March 81, 1876
This may certify That the undersigned formerly weaver
he Woonsocket, H. L. actores, have been confined 70 NY
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G5e Orrmont Q9enit.
BRATTLEBORO, VT,
SATURDAY, SEPT. IS, 1868.

The Editor of this paper is away attending
the State Fair As wehear nothing from hin
we take the following from the Burlington pa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-18

Total, oOOo oOOo Repubns 81 ; denis, 3.
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The Island House at Bellows Falls was closed
the season on Saturday last
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-17
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR.. EBSEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared 5y CORNELIIS l. CHEESENAH' H. d.
Nz,r York Cay.
The combination ingredients in these Pills are the
result long and extensive practice They are mild
n their operation and certain IN correcting all irregu
Iarities Painful transformations, removing ali obstruc-
tious whether from cold otherwise headache pain IN
the side paptaon Of The heart disturbed sleep which
arise from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheese1naus Pills invaluable. they will bring
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies who
have been disappointed in TIE Use OF other Pills, can
place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills do
ing all that they represent 70 DO
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as mis-
carriage would certainly result, therelrom-
wsrranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious 20 life health Explicit directions, which
be READ accompany each box. Price ST. Sent By mail
on enclosing 81 to the General Agent. Sold BY one
Drurgfs, in every town in the United States.
R. HUfCuINGS, G-nerH 4y.ut tor tie U"ited
states, I6J CaalJys s., sc York 10 rio. ouGreleys
sL0VLI = add. esd.
Sold in ot,awa ~ Tjl1el 2. WALKER ( co.
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E1i,or Of Free Trader In your is ne
OF July Sd, find an account Of the loss of
my boy, Oliver, on 2Sth June. Your &C
count you doubtless gave from the best
authority you were able to gather. The
history of the case is not correct-it has
caused much enquiry. take this oppor-
tunity to give the particulars.
He went to tie river in great haste, heated
and out of breath, plunged into the water,
was strangled, and went off without the
knowledge Of any body, ahd continued to go
as fast as the current would carry, until he
driftsd ashore at Utica; which L think, from
his appearance, must have been by morning
where he remained in the sun, exposed
all day, and next day, Wednesday, near
noon, when found him in about six inches
water, his leg eaten off at the knee in the
same manner that dog or wolf would do
it, and no smoother.
would warn people n ot to tarry too long
where children are drowned, but pursue
them down stream ] would admoDish the
people of Utica, that if ever another unfor-
tunate child should drift to land at their
door, not to neglect it and leave it like o
dog or hog, but secure and sink the body
under water, from the sun and animals, un
til its friends can precur re it, or the coroner
| do his duty in disposing of it.
C. w. REYNOLDS.
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We observe our Board Of Education have
issued bills offering to receive proposals for
the erection of an additional school house in
this city, to correspond in size, &c, with
Third and Fifth Ward school buildings.
The city, a year and half ago, took a
vote on the question Of loan to raise
means for The erection of such building.
The vote resulted in favor Of q loan not to
exceed sl2, 900, at ten per cent. int. est
From that day to this. however, the city has
been unable to negotiate this loan, and the
proposed school house has'remaiued IN
touched Recently, however, certain re-
sponsible parties have offered TO erect the
building and in leu OF the money, to take
the city bonds. The object Of the school
board, therefore, in asking for proposals now
is, to ascertain on what terms, with such
means Of payment in hand, the building can
be erected. OF course if the proposals re-
ceivel are too high, the Board will be under
10 obligation TO accept them, and in that
case, the erection Of the bui!L;ag viii again
be postponed.
After receiving and deciding upon the
proposals, should any be accepted, the
Board will then determine the location OF
the new building. As to e7Aers that Will be,
however, we presume there is little doubt, a
majority of the Board being understood to
be in favor OF its erection north Of the feeder
The building is so much needed, and the
price of material and labor so much lower
the present season than il has been fer years
and is likely TO be by another season, that
we really hope the present effort to let TIE
building will not fail.