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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-04

Ffne Geld ana silver Wasches,
CLOCKS, sPEcTAcLEs, SILVER WARE, &c.
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
Windham Conference.

The annual meeting of this body was held at
Wilmington, on the 18th and 10th of Septem-
Der. The exercises commenced with a sermon
by Rev. X. ID. Miller, of Wardsboro, from the
text, Cor. " li--"Ihc love of Christ constrain-
eth ut" 1t was an able and spiritual discourse
Nell adapted to the occasion.
The reports of the churches, given by the del
egates, were on the whole cheering and hopeful
Though there has been do work Of great and
remarkable power in the County, yet many of
the churches have been richly blessed, and large
additions have been made to their membership.
The cause of temperance, however, was not SO
iavorably reported. 1t seemed to be the opin-
ion Of most Of the delegates that the consump-
ton of ardent spirits in the County is on the in
crease; and that the present law is quite pow
erless to prevent it. 1t was the decided conyic-
ton ofthe Conference that active measures ought
to be attempted in this County, to check this
alarming evil
The several benevolent organizations to which
the churches contribute passed seccessively UNI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09

der notice. Rev. J. w. Turner appeared in be-
half of the Tract Society at Boston, and by re-
quest cndcavorcd to elucidatc the position of
that Society on the Subject of Slavery. A some
what warm discussion arose, which, in the opn-
ion of some present, was to very little purpose
or profit.
Rev. VIM Warren, WHO had just come from
the meeting of the Board at Detroit, made a stir
ring address on Foreign Missions. Rev. A.
Billiard, of Boston, addressed the Sabbath
Schools, in his usual happy and effective style.
These brethren also contributed much to the in
tcrest and profit of the meeting, by their ready
and apt remarks on other topics.
1t was matter regret, on the part Of some
that more time was not appropriated to deyo-
tiona services. The spiritual effect of the meet
ing was not altogether what we might, at such
time as this, reasonably expect. The attend
ancc of the people in the place was also smaller
than has been usual in other places c. IN
tie Vermont ChroRicie.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09

WHAT CONSTITUTES \ DENocRAT.--Mr. \.
>. Diven, who addressed the immeuAe assem-
blage OF Republicans in the City of New-York
on the 9th ult, gave most happy dpilni.
ton of the term Democrat, as "iAai ia,O, ,rlo
can pcH the MOST rates guA The FEaEsr rotc,s.''
This truth had long been known to the audi
ence, but the tersoness and force of us enunci.-
ton gave 1t almost the effect of new revela-
ton. The laughter and applause might almost
have been beard at Tainmany Hall and the Gus
tom House.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09

For the cure nf DYSPEPSIA OR ISD6EsrICS, Lirer Com
plant, 4sfhmG. Coiuonsss, Loss Of 8ppte Fever and
Ayu', Heart Barn. Hat,r Brash, Aeidiy sea Sickness
ScNrug Nausea Heddaehe EhHUi, aud General Debity,
or any disease having it, origin in imperfect digestion
These BftTs, NIL classes of fellow ciliz,s including
Members Of Congrts Lawyer Physicians, Clergy Plant
Farmers and others testify the cniL safe certain and
soteresn SPECIFIC for the Immediate relief aud permanent
cure Of the many cruel complaints which some phase or
other Of pysptisid aiiic
These BHfers WIRE discovered by DR.. GEORGE b. GREEN
and VA their formula differ entirely from that Of any other pre-
paraion oi medicine Containing alcoho-no poisonno
noXu drug their nature tonic stimuatng-retain-
ing their virtues In any cline; they combination and
unn indeed" u Medicine which knows rival in ext,rmn
aug disease and restoring the system its pristine vgor
and health No matter Of how long standing
duced or chronic In it, character the disc may bno
ter that it has hei the skill Of the ply scan resisted
the efforts Of Medicine, single trial Of these Bters will
is the sufferer that his disease amenabe to the proper
remedy.
In testimony u the many effected by this Remedy
rener had to the written certificates from distinguished
udVi luals known all over tine land
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09

Marl Frcnch 2ud, franklin J. French. Best water
color do, Mrs G. H. RICHARDSON. lest taucy motto
wreath, Misses Z. Merritt, W. Jill M md W. frorch.
and pencil lettercd motto by r. L. Warren. Picture
frames finished in Ornamental leather work, LIST, Miss
Mary brigham Ind, Mrs l.. A. Deane. Specimen
bill aud card printing, Hiram Atkins, Bellows Falls.
lIYpRorArns' Excursions - lTydropath Engine
Company Of this village accompanied by the Brattc-
boro Cornet Band, visited the Dclugo Company Of
Kcene, by special invitation, on Tuesday. The way
and manner in which our fremen we're received and
entertained by their kccne brethren elected the most
hearty Communications that We have ever heard cx-
pressed. Their visit will always be remembered on
this account rs their crack excursion. When the time
arrives the llydropahs will endeavor to return the
compliment, but they never expect to be able to equal
their brethren Of the Dcugc Company in polite atten-
ton and elegant hospitality.
kCCIDENr.-On the day Of the Fair Mt Whirincliam
Ira Larfabcc Of Halifax, when driving at lightning
speed through Jacksonville hit valuable horse be-
longing to John Brigham of Nottingham, on which
y. J.. Sctson, of the marshas was setting at the
time. The force Of the blow drove Il portion of one
Of the shafts Of his suky into the horse near the se
TO the depth of eighteen inches, where it broke OIL
and the fragment remained until the horse died
u The Quarterly Meeting Of the Clerical Con-
vcniion of the Episcopal Church in this State was
held In this village during The past week The
pubic services began on Tuesday aud were continued
until Thursday evening. On Wednesday the Bishop
ct the Diocese was present, and administered the
rite Of confirmation to seven persons Thursday
morning there was an ordination service and two dca-
cons, the Rev. Mcssrs Rogers Of Randolph and Hon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
= u T. CIAL OTTO l. S


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This valuable preparation Is the prescription ~ one of the
most rrncel and skiu female Physicians IN New ing
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Of cases.
We believe the best and remedy in the world, In
all cases Of Dyscntery aud Diarrhea in children whether it
arises from terthing any other cause.
II life and health ~ estimated by dollars and cents, Il
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Millions u Bottles sold every year in the United States
II is old and we'll tried remedy
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srld by Druggists ihroughoci the world
J, VI. HENRY SONS, Waterbury, Vt, General Agents
for Vermont and Canada East 1y27
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OF THE MARKETS
Ros.on prodnce Mnrl.c.-wkpxrsnAr. oet O.

Boston Produce MnrlSct-WEDNEspAy Oct. O.
FLO H. The receipts have been large, and the market Is
dull except TOR brands which and r sales
Western superlne at IA So 25i fancy S5 So 50j So
25H 30 cinnoni 90 81 tor family brands Ohio Michi-
gan and Gtnesee a. % SIS for family brands ST. Louis
Canada fancy Is aud is nominal at 50 80 extra 50
for common, and 50 20 - for family ,rands Corn Meal
Is selling AT 30 per bb Rye Flour at So 75a $3.50 per bbl
GkAlN-Ihe receipts Of Corn have been !isht, and the
market steady, hut the demand is quite moderate Sales
OF yellow at 09c white SO Ssc per buahe oats are firm
aud prices are lending upwards sales 81 Northern and Cana
da AZ 10 Doc per bushe Whit Beans ara in steady de-
maud sales Of common and blue pod at I5c 81 81 u extra
pea 81 70 81 mnruwm 81 rs per bushel Gambia Peas
are dull at 81 05 per bushcl
PkJNlsluNs-Pmk isdull and prices less arm. Sales
OF prime NJ $40 Sl3 mess SIS Is 50 clear extra
clear Slv 90 81 per Dbl cash and Beef is in oi-
crate demand sale, Of Western mess aud extra mess at sl3
$40 per bbl cash anl mos. Lard is in fair demand
sales IN bDs at ii IL l!ci kegs IS 3c per h. cash and
mos Hams ARE selling at II l2c per To- cash and
Butter nrer aud the batter qualities have advanced. Sales
OF Vermont and n state good at Is Zoe common dull
at IL loo Canada Ohio and other Western, IL loo.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
A LUCKY ESCAPE.


Some persons are hom.under lucky star. or
are protected by an overriding Providence when
they least expect il, and are themselves muir
muring at the arrangement of their plans. A
lady, resident of this city, arrived home yester-
day from a visit to Europe, where she has been
spending Hlc past two months. A short time
previous to the sailing OF the Austria, the lady
sent the amount necessary for a cabin passage
TO New York, to the agent at Hamburg. with
instructions to select her good statc-room.-
lie did as directed, with the exception of GIVING
her desirable location in the vessel, and on
her arrival in Hamburg, TO sail with the steam
err she found the vessel so crowded with pas
seng'rs, and the room assigned her so undcsir-
able, that she concluded to take passage in an
other steamer. With this intention, she applied
to the agent for the return of her passage mon
ey, but he declined to refund. "a bargain was
bargain" with him, and the lady was either
compelled TO accept such quarters as had beea
assigned her, or to return by another vessel and
lose her passenger ticket. She determined to
adopted the latter course and at once secured
a state-room in another steamer.
After her arrangements had been made, and
before the Austria sailed, feeling took posses
sion of her mind that the vessel in which she
had taken passage, would meet with some ter
rble accident, and that she herself would in all
probability be lost SO well satisfied was she
that something 'coWld happen, just as people
frequently "borow trouble" without waiting for
it to come along naturally, that she determined
to send her jewelry by the Austria. She there
fore stripped herself of everything valuable,
watch and chain, pins, rings, brooches, &C., to
a considerable amount, and packing them Sc
crely IN caskct, committed them to the care
of the Captain Of the Austria, taking the pre-
caution to inform her friends of what she had
done, in order that they might recoverthe prop
erty in case her own groundless fears. in regard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
Cambridge Cn,,ie Mnri,e,-w,

Cambridge Cattle Mnrhct -WgDNEsp.y Oct a
AT market 1868 Cattle about 100 Deeyts and si Stores'
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows, and one two and three
years Old.
Pmogs-Mark,t BeeE-ENtra, 40 % a list quality asa
a O-2l quality, t5I--al quality, 81 l-ordnary sa. -
5toFos-Wurkns Oxor-s15 so, 100 S175 per pair
Co~s and Caipcs-s2j, 80 40 60.
deaThngs-S9a sl2 Fico Years Od-$lG a 20.
Three Years Otd--s1 sa s27.
SHcP and Lambs 6U2j At market. PriccsIu lots, 81,
II, eacH. Extra and selections, az, ~ a 50 each
Suine- 1880 at market.
nnW.s-.i ~ Ice per H. TdiioW 7 a Sc per h.
PeHs-75c u SIC each. car SKINS IL a 13c Der ID.
Ihcre were no cars the Boston and Maine Railroad
~ over The Boston and lowell over the Fltchburg and
none over the Western, loaded with Cattle sheen swine ami
Horses OF The 1876 over the fchhurg IS were from Albany
with Cattle and IS iron Schenectady with swine
RmarksTlerc hut extra Cattle Al market ,nos
" small Beei cattle prices same lust week large sup
ply o stores prices low good chance for farmers to sup
ply themselves with stock Thccp, owing the duues and
low prices of the tn market the past wees sold slow and
prices were from % to soc owur than last week. making al
" head less than Sheep sold two weeks ago
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
THE LOSS OF THE AUSTRIA.
.Twcniy-Two More Lives Saved.
QrEpnc, Monday. o.. 4,

nrvpp, NT,,J,,. Ne, 4 1870
-,
Inc Norwegian snip Vatar1ha, capt fcnnc-
marx from iowey' 10 days out arrived yeSter-
Jay YIN the lith OF Neptemoer' at O'Clock,
a. M, III long ~ dcg. ~ NM lat. 4 deg. ~
mih.' the Oatarina lei III win inc unfortunate
steamship austria ana LOOK from the wrecE ~
persons III an sixteen passengers ana SIX OF the
crew III .ie huiloer Is incIuueu Slfl ABOUT
~ years OF age. Oh thclr arrival at Quebec
NeSsrs. falkenbeug and McBlmn took them
under their care and Will see to their wants.
From The Boston TrdteHer, Oct, p
The steamer Eastern City, Capt. killam, from
Halifax, via Yarmouth, " s., arrived at this
port last night, and among her passengers were
Mr.. J. +. Cox Of Boston and Charles Drew of
England, who escaped from the wreck of the
steamer Austria Although we have not seen
either of them, yet we learn from others, to
whom passengers at Halifax communicated the
particulars of the terrible disaster, few incl
dents not before published.
When the alarm OF fire was given, the paSsen-
gers and crew who rushed on deck, seemed to
pause for moment, and look aft, instinctivcly
expecting orders from the captain or officers
that would restore discipline; but no orders
having been>given--nO one vested with author
ity making his appearance to calm the tumult-
the mob rushed toward the boats. \ few only,
cnr.ct ,,,;r cionl, ,ra,d ,h,,, All ,n;, -, !"
is.ro ~ '''" "''' ''''
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Jbc vcsSol f,r ,,;,,,,,,s ,,aS ,,,,I'r -
limo c,,,,,,L 60 oha,,,,,, how co,,.s, 80 ,h", -
FIRE could have Lren lon, cleor IF ,bo s;dos
r., Tho t,,a,. ,L,,,,I i,' ,,.,. ~, .'.a,.,ii
Ell and ,Lort.d ,at ,,ria. IT.. a'.,''
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SEcHoNALIsM,-It would be amusing were
it not provoking to hear Democrats talk about
the nationality Of Democracy, and the section
alism of Republicanism, The idea is entirely
false, and is the utteranco of insolence or ignor
nnce, Which sectional, pray, Slavery or Free
domP Republicanism demands that Freedom
shall prevail and it proposes to accomplish
this national and universal object in harmony
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with the constitution, and with due regard to
the rights of all, South and North. Dcmocra-
cy on the other hand, favors the sectonalism of
Slavery, and seems to have little else to do but
to take care of the peculiar institution. We
fling back the false and silly charge of section
alism against the Republicans, and are ready to
join the issue, not by sweeping assertions but
by an appeal to the record in all its details.
CoRREcTIoN.--ln our last issue we stated that
the Senate of this State would be unanimously
Republican. This statement was based upon
the returns furnished by the Donvillc star of
the week previous. From the same journal of
last week we learn that Mr. French the demo-
cratic candidate for Senator from Essex County
is elected by about 80 majority over Mr.. Oar
ling If the minority is to be represented on
all the important committees, as it the custom
in parliamentary bodies, Mr.. French will be the
busiest man at Montpelier the coming session.
CRUMBS OF COMFORT FOR TIE AFFLICTED
Some of our democratic friends have consoled
themselves for their general defeat in Maine by
claiming the election Of two Representatives to
Congress in tina, State. The democratic organs
in Maine have all conceded the election of
French, Republican, over Johnson, democrat
in the Hid District, but the Portland Arg,,s last
week claimed the election of bradbury, demo-
crot, in the VI District The Augusta Age,
tdcmocratc) Of the 3Oth ult., says: 1--WE re-
greet to say that we cannot hold ont any encour-
agement of the election OF Mr.. Bradbury in the
sixth district. If the returns which reach us are
correct, Foster is elected by small majority.
TIE ENGLISH BILL SICK UNTo DEArH-NIr
Douglas, il recent speech at Danvilc, Illinois,
said he had b"el asked why he did not support
the English BIZ. In reply, he said he did not
vote for It because it provided that Kansas might
COM IN as Slave State with 50 900 people.
while she should not come in as a Free State
without $4,000. Whenever a State has popu-
lation enough for Z Slave State she has enough
for Free State lie proceeded to say there
was not single Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania New York,
Iowa, Wisconsin or Michigan. who dared to
stand by the terms Of the English Bill. Eng
fish himself had reputiated it.
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to herself should be realized.
The result is well known. The vessel in
which the lady took passage arrived safely at its
destination. That which she had been promp-
ted to leave, even at considerable loss, with its
load Of human beings met with fate that APP
palled the stoutest hearts It is needless to add
that the lady is contentcd. She lost her pas
sage money and jcwelry, but saved her life.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09

CRYSTAL PALACE BrRNrp.-This mnrniGccnt
structure Of iron and glass erected for the
Worlds Fair in New York. in 1853. was totally
DESTROYED bv fire on Tuesday evening of last
wcck The New York Times gives the follow
inc particulars of the disaster
ac.,. ,,;,,,,o. ,co..p>t e..
!, ~ NV 'i''''i ,,, '''Vi w. " "Ie was
yylch bos bcen nscd ne lnn,hcr roor s;rnn \,
opening of the Fair. The flames spread with
fearful rapidity, and darling up through the steps
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09

~ We omitted to say in its proper place.
that the Brattlcboro Cornet Band and the Hy-
dropath Engine Company, were most hand
Somoly entertained by Gen. p. T. Kimball of
Fayetteville, while on their visit to the County
Fair, The General has placed them all under
obligations tia, they would not willingly forget.
Numerous courtesies were also extended them
by the officers Of the Society and others.