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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12
New-Hampshire Senator.

At caucus of the Republican members of the
w-lIampshire House of Representatives, on
Tuesday evening, Hon. John T. Hale was re-
nominated as United States Senator for the full
term commencing on the 4th of March next
The vote stood as follows: John =. Hale l27
I. VI. Edwards 30, Amos Tuck 90, Anthony
Colby :, g. w. Nesmith 4, William Halle l.
The Senate caucus the same evening voted I to
for rotation in office, but made no nomination.
On Wednesday the House of Representatives
on its part, reelected John ?. Hale by vote
of lSj to Ill for Wells and scattering. The
same evening the Senate caucus agreed to con-
cur with the House, and thus the election OF
Senator Halewas undoubtedly effected on Thurs
day.
The opposition to Mr.. Hale was not of a per-
sonal character. Many of the old Wings felt
that the free-soil element of the Republican par
ty had monopolized all the best offices in the
State, and that it was time that some change in
the distribution was made. But the great ma
jority have justified the confidence placed in
them by their constituents in electing the man
Of all Others best fitted to battle successfully
against the slave power that controls the pres
ont administration. We think future events
will show the wisdom of their selection.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

TIE TowNsLEY House. ''rhe proof of the
pudding is in the eating thereof" land the proof
of the cxcellcncy Of the table of the Townsle,
House is in the partaking thereof. Yesterday
such proof was ofthe most convincing character
as our personal experience enables us to testify
Conspicuously IN our remembrance of the feast
of Yesterday, loom up lamb chops, green peas
Strawberries and ice cream! Can such thing,
be, and o'ercome us like summer cloud ant
not excite our special wonder We wondered
and ate. We now remember of the eating, ant
still wonder But such is the usual way of thi,
favorite hotel, and the whole Mississippi Vale,
is finding it out.-St Louis Dem0crat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

" head tht Following Crethcate II
WNpoHoEo, Me, April :. 1857.
This may certify that my wife was, for nearly eight years
afflicted with and obstinate Cough pain in the side
shuness Of BREATH SLOW Fever Emacaton and alt the sy-
toms II seated Consumption consulted five or six Ply
sican- and expended two three hundred dollars mei.
ic.ne, and advice, with benefit whatever All the physi.
clans pronounced the incHrabie Consumpfon A,r
this was induced To purchase bottle Of Buchan's unca.
ran Bsan which had an Immediate and very happy effect
and by using four five bottles my wife has recovered
her health that she is able attend her family duties and
believes herself he almost entirely free from danger
'ous to using this Basam, wife for nearly three years
confined T. her bed by disease Of the lungs consider the
Hungarian Balsan truly wonderful aud valuable remedy
Signed CHRISTOPHER HORSEPOWER
Witness. HERYOS MNKo.
- sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE watertcNn,
Mass, tn whom all orders shoui he addressed Sold by
Druggists and dealers in mccnc every town in the United
States and British Provinces lal-a5l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

A SINGULAR CoINCIDENCE.-Not the least of
all the memorable incidents of the day, is the
fact that, while two brothers were suspended
from two of the a:cst important dioceseS in the
Episcopal See in this country, in the run to cleo;
their successors in office, with years intervening,
two brothers succeeded and two brothers were
defeated The suspended Bishops were the RI
Rev. II. L. and b. T. Onderdonk two brothers,
who were consecrated respectively Bishops of
Pennsylvania and New York, A. d. 1927 and
lS30--some thirty years ago, and are now con-
sequently venerable with the SHOWS of many
winters.
The two successful candidates for their official
position were the two brothers, the Rev. Drs.
Alonzo and Horatio Potter
The two defeated candidates for the same hon
or, are the two brothers, the Rev. DIR. Frank
Vinton of New York, and the Rev. DR.. Alex
ander ii. Vinton, Rector of St. Paul's, Boston,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

SAnzA W. have long supposed ti- celebrated drug, had
to be exploded humhug but assured hy those
skilled in the hcag art that not the Sarsaafa itself l. to
blamed r this c1n'us1n hut the miserable worthless pre-
partitions o - thai have been palusi 81 upon the conmuni-
W-priaratl"ns Nhch contain about mach ~ It, virtues
a. they do NJ gold lust II Is commercial fact that almost
all of The saraIarla gathered Ia the world, is consumed
IL" oh countries Of Europe where the science VI medicine,
has reached it, highest perfection and where they know the
best what 70 employ for the mastery II disease Hence
are glad Ia mud hH To- have compound NJ this
excellent Alternative which hc relied on, a
nifty will mot ircd !c assured, that any thing Door AVER
makes Is worthy their confidence H. has been for YEAR,
engaged ia eliminating this remedy isec adv c0s) designing
t" uake II his "ohf IL on,re which would add the crownng
glory his already enyiabl- rpualion.--Americai cen
Nor lOTk.
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Hcrrins.- pa,cn, Champion Firc-proof

Sofc--wfIH HAAS PsrENr Poepu-PRoof LOCKS, the
same that ariei separate medals the Worlds Fair,
London 1851, ard the Worlds Pair, New York. 1853 and
the only American safes that awarded medals tile
London World. t.r.
These safes rl The most perfect security aginst Fire and
Burglars. o any safe offered the public, and only l
had Of the subscribers and their agents. Who have hand
aud make o. order all kinds " Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
Chests and Vaults. Vault Doors and Money Boxes.
Chests fur raer Jewellers and Private Families fur Plate
Diamonds amt other yauahlcs And also Pasnecs 10y
purchase AMI manufacturers If
JONES PATENT PERMCTATIoN BANK LOCK.
=. G. HERRING n co,
30 Hraad~ay murray y \.
.m-:1 0pIbsite M CITY Han
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INbfAN CKFhK. Mo. july 3D. 1857.
Ncs-rs. PgHEY DAVIS & Sos bear sirs--i,ving used
your PALS kuittortwo years find 1t to be- the best meli-
cine for What .srv0mmcnde for that have used
feel thankful r the benefit have received from it, have
hesn troubled wui dyspepsia for year, and tried
70 no uctL Bat as got to using your PAN XIII.
~ found reie aud by tie o 1t entirely cured
fur c' hui fever congcstvc chs it BE- the bet medicine
have ever u.sl have used 1t for great many different
complaints, audit has yet failed in giving mueiiac
relief. CHAs L. GANGl
Inv all hon at,r.-i f. Hoe.
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Read
Il II y. CARTER & co.'s ADVERTISEMENT Rnstnn Mas
ScHenck's PuImonic Syrup.

3 The most reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds Influenza,
sre Ihroi loarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, all
diseases Of the Lungs positive for Pulmonary Con-
SUMPTION and the only medicine that Will heal lungs after
al ahsccss has been formed II will soothe all iri-
taou, and will the scorula bronchial or
Clergymans Sore Threat. Wholesale Agents GEO GOOD
WIN co No. IL Marshall ST, B,.ton.
Sold hy skpH OZARK. stn.o1
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l. II may not generally known that the Liver fnyigora-
tor, who's rruttpn has become great; Of the very
best remedies for II, prevailing epidemic II Diarhua
terry and summe' Complaint that regularly visit
ueifhh'rrH-l AZ Ia. season of the year.
We ad'-o AL soon they attacked with any u
these complaints get bottle II DH. SANronp's LIVER Is
NioonAT'n Immediately, for have oten tried with
scare single "a lure To- that unh, atnciy pro-
nuunce II the safest and remedy of hr those
diseases either Ia adults children Eating
often produces daugrm'nt Of the bowels with
tendency p Chiera, Cholera InfiGtum and other Distress
Ing comp ANTS, all Of which will be almost Immediately re-
hc'cd ny th- ut Il the fnuig0ratOr. which and
iurihrs The system. giving the appetite relieving
digestion and s1uTes Of stomach and is unequae pre-
Vcntiyc q fLyLR ANp AGuE -Td'idhOsse SenftntL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

to say, it was taken up apparently uniniurcd, not
bone broken or displaced and it was not till some
time after the fall that soreness and lameness mani
Tested itself so much rs to hinder the child from
walking At last advces, the child was reganng its
former soundncss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12
The LIuInHn IIair.

- How many persons abuse this delicate and beautiful
ornament iy burning with alc0hoiie gAs and pnstrnr
u Hh greas which has no affinity for the skin and al
sorbi BnrReus Cocoaias a compound If Coc,si.uu OH
&c l. nnriysl' dressing for the hairs readily absorb
@ ana PECULIARLY adapted 70 it, various conditions pr.
venting il falling oil and promoting its healthy growth-For
sale by all druggists
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

statistics .'" that from twelve 10 an.rn persons d. ~
Con,lnp'i weekly in this city, but oc-af tlat nu,,tr
'i' W ''''Ieu II lnIais would use WunoRs CoMpurSp
~ ~" LIVER On ANc LINE For sale 10y AtEk H. Wttp,s
chemist, 100 Court Street, Boston, " ' ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12
In,uiId-. Notice this Fnet.

Fortiic past fhty years, Dir n. RICHAEDsoNs SIER-
hlNlNh BlrrkRs have been unriyalled effective and
valuable Spring and summer medicine And while almost
every one ~ tht thousands n remedies that have intro
dur within that period has been abandoned Dr. Rich ara-
son medicine has been sustained with increased popularity
For sale the Doctors uce no. 81 Hanover street and y
dealers In medicine every whorc.
For sale in Bratieboro by JOSEPH CLARK AMI l. y.
THORN. dn-l4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

Card. To my friends and ncghbors AMI thc FIRE de-
plrtmens of the East and Nest Villages II Brattleboro.
w-uld give sincere aud uiGtiguei thanks for their kind
prompt aud efficient services Ia ac.ng the progress Of the
nnmc--which destroyed ny barn- and sheds adinningon
The evening VI the IN Inst during my ab-rncehereby
saving my dwelling house from impending destruction.
RUFUS CLARK
DrattlebarD June 10, 1885
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Wanted immediately

~ ALand TRAVELLING AGENTS. Salary $50 90
10 slboV oO per month Here rare chance for few y,
men 70 MAKE arF' salary without investing carita Tor
an "ntnt enclose stamps for turn postage and address
m II CARTIER x co, Boston Mass
The above is "threc rent cafch-penu1r or bnmh, q,
Introduce Patent Medicines, Books, Lottery swndes Sc
J. Deafness Cured. HOHET'ER CAUSED
Letters addressed to DIR BOARDMAN - Suffolk Place
Boston, answered. Remedies sent by express
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~ Which - common nnva-lays may De entirely urevcn-
ted by tn ue of B1rneHs C0cOaiHe Ii has been u.,1 in
hnual 81 cases where the hair coming out in hands.
u and has never fai tn IT, decay ami u promote A
healthy ant vigorous growth 1t ct tla time unrival-
81 a. dressing Tor The Hair single application will rem
der it soft and glossy for days For -a by ali drug
gis-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

ETHAN ALIENS RENAINs-W do not know
what our Burlington friends will do now for
subject for discussion. Since the opening of
what was supposed to DO the grave of the old
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Write TO


T. " no HAS BEEN CURED or GREAT NERVOUS
DEBILITY ait9r many year. X misery desires to make
known e. all felw-sulertrs the sure mean. of relief Al
dr. en- losing stamp to pay return postage, Mr. MARY r.
free, by next post. ''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12
LOCAL INTELLICENCE.

TNDEptNurNrv = Arronn.,,o,,,. ill.,, oa, ,,,,.c,al
od Cr ohsor,,,. A.. e,.., ~ -,
Jndenende,ce q, uro,,,o,o., WA, d. -,o,.., :,
ouiet school co,eh,,;o los, ond ,,,orn Gamer
nj attempt tim. ,vos ro,do,nd o,,,;,o I, tho oi,a
storm in 1851 therc hoe loor no do,nons,ro,;o ~,
our nations birth ioy II; ,t ,.;llo,,o rr mans, oo
This season the matter bas bcc in ocitoion for some
time and we are now banpv TO Announce the f,ct tbot
there Is tn Inc n celebration SuOclo,, r,oors b.v.
been easily roised bv pbscrintion IN warrant ne in
saving that the attractions on tbc occas;or ,vu lao
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

choice of Thomas L. Tullock Of Portsmouth, for Sec
Rotary of State, and lhomasJ. Written Of Portsmouth
Cominissary General Mr.. Whittem is the Editor Of
the Portsmouth Balbt.
We learn that p,wder-nl in Barre was blown up
on Friday night, ant one man killed aud another bad
~ injured. Loss ab'ut $4,000.
Joseph u. Putnam lad Of 10, son Of Col. ncnia-
min G. Putnam Of North Orange Mass, shot bald
eagle last week Tuesday, which measured feet from
tip to tip Of It's wings and weighed lbs. Its skin
stuffed by James S. Grcnncll, Esq, Of Greenfield.
Every mother who regards the hcathand life of her
children should possess MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTH-
ING SYRUP.
From the sunday News.
SrrtL TAEY CONF The orders that are every day
received for lluichns Headache Pills IS almost un-
prcccdentcd in the annals Of business, aud in order to
NEE. the demand. the proprietor has determined to
Increase the facilities for their manufacture. Their
virtue il acknowledged b.. thousands. and no pei .oa
should be without them Soil by all Druggists
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

The Nindlnn s BcnHington 4 ssocint lion
Of fnitcr-nii-t- will meet IIalifaS, Wednesday aud
Thursday, June I'D aud 2l,l
The occasional will be- delivered Wednesday A. NJ,
10y Rev. q. H. D-EEr u Brattlcllro
H.. y fALiOt, Standing clerk.
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I AFTER FROM UTAH
The Mornions Preparing TO Fight.

The best assortment of POCKET KNIVES in the State
to he found at ~ TIloRNs which he will sell cheap for
cash. Juue l2-Iw..3
INOR SALE-A VALUABLE MORGAN
Il MARE, FIVE YEARS OLD, formerly owned by Elaphro
Seymour ESQ, deceased. Inquire Of ERAsTIS DlCKIN-
son Mt Ilinsdae.
Brattlcboro June Sth 1855. 0w-2i
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A Book for the Million

T. Just published, by fEnERIIEN co. Booksellers and
sationer No IL Court street. Boston, Brief Treatise
pages Diseases of the Seun System both sexester
symptoms and acknowledgement by ply scan Of the
Boston Eclectic Hospital" This work also scorch
ing OF the deception and mposurc practced by
vertlsing quacks with Of ther aud locations
Sold by periodical dealers generally. Sent by mail,
receipt of three postage stamps Address Box sO2 Boston
Pust-Jlcc. Tvs
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BOSTON spEcIAL NOTICES.
Bronchitis, Coughs, MOnrscncss,
Az

browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, Cough IOzenges, have
cen proved by long experience be equally ecacious in
0e stvsrer forms Of pulmonc Affections Ashns Incpisnt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

SUCCESSFUL fisIuNG.-Messrs. A. Sanderson, c.
Knight Charles White, Charles Simonds, Frank Hold
ing, all of this village and o. f. Wood. Bellows Fall.
went on fishing excursion last week to "Texas,
situated among the wds Of Somerset in the western
part ofthis county Wehave not room to detail their
experiences with the bears and other wild animals Of
that unsettled part Of Vermont experiences which
if portrayed with the tucile pen of Shelton Ham
mond would make the place familiar to a sportsmen
but must content ourscf with simple record OF
their achievements in fishing. In two days the par
ty caught 23lj trout in weight all the way from nm
ounce to pound each, and il quality " \. No. l. rs
can testify from gustatory examination of a
specimen sample numbering hcenty-fre. 1t always
gives us peculiar pleasure to chronicle such success
and to take such testimony. The attcris convincing
to the last degree.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

ANOTHER FIRE IN BEATTLlBoRo.-on Monday
evening last, about half past o'clock, the barns on
the farm of Rufus Clark, about a mile distant from
this village were discovered 10 lie ON fire. As the
buildings old and empty the flames made such
progress that they entirely destroyed befoe
sistance could he rendered. The buildings were it,
sured in the Farmers Mutual for $500, which will
about cover the loss. The farming tools destroyed
were not insured. An attempt made to burn the
buildings the previous evening which sue
cessful.
The origin Of the fire has not been satisfactorily de-
ermined but from all the peculiar circumstances at
tending the coulagration inclined to believe
that the must bc sought for in direction diff
s~-c f~r'~ .h"sn of most nf e 6"ss elias i'--~
cured in this village.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

DEATH or A PHoMINENr CIrIzES.-Chester W
Sergeant of this town. died quite suddenly Of typhoid
pneumonia, on Sunday evening last Mr.. S. was de-
scended from of the earliest settler, of Bmtteboro
and has been prominent citizen Of the town for many
years He was man possessed OF warm and genia
sympathieS which has secured for him the esteem Of
an uncommon number Of devoted friends. His death
leaves void in the ueigborhood and town that will
no, be easily filled. He about So wears of age.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
Burhan's Hungarian BalSam of Life,
Rcmn r ba BILE cure of Con-um pfiou, by the
use OF Buchnn's Hungarian Bn -n M Of Life,

the GREAT ENGi.IslI REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COuGHS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

WALroLE.-one day last week, a child of the Rev.
Mr.. Stowe of Walpole, N. H., about two years old,
while with its parents at Cambridge Mass, fell from
third story window to the ground below Strange
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See,


n II. u CARTER & CO.'S advertisement, I
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X GEoHor T. SEIEcK, has issued from his Job
Printing Establishment, sheet containing the bust
cards Of most of the business in this vii
lagc 1t is well done and will be valuable Il refer
encc for all doing business in Bratteboro. Mr. Sceck
is to be commended for his enterprise in the matter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

To THE EDIToR OF TIE VERMoSr PHTSfX;-
At meeting Of the Windham County Medical As
sociation holden at Fayetteville on the 9th inst, it
was
potedThat in tho death Of lohn Locke Dickeman,
NJ D., Of Brattleboo, this society nourns the loss of
an honorable and much esteemed associate and Of II
valued officer, and that it herewith tenders its condo
lencc to his family and assures them that his memory
will ever be cherished as of one who had the sdyance
mcnt of medical science aud the good his profession
sincerely at heart
loted--1hat the foregoing he communicated TO his
family add that it he published in The Vermont PhG-
mic. By order of the President,
FRANCIS j. HIGGINSON, Secretary pro tcmpore.
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CoRnEcrioN.--In the last line Of the article on OF
first page entitled "A Birds Nest not Beautiful
Heaven for Gin" read "is", thus
Its natural circuit ia It's perfect orb"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-12

CoNFIRMED.-We learn that Asher Spencer recev-
ed his commission as Postmaster in this village, on
Thursday evening. lie will probably enter upon the
discharge of his duties at the commencement of the
next quarter, (July lst) Mr. button has discharged
the duties of the office for five years to the full salts
faction of everybody and he will retire with the best
wishes Of a host Of personal friends.
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Thompson Sc Oudesluys.

Thompson 81 O~udesluys.
Rp. 81 Sab @a9fs.itn Der 06te hes Gufpm-SpuesI
bieten gum 8erfauf an: a545I5s
@tTbcr'3 gatent Salamanber. Safes, bic 1923 intdI erprpt
unb ftGbaltis eefunben n,rten Hnb. Serner en- sIifGe Waeeli
anb Spite. @utbgn, s~spasteS @iien, oebaamerte @itenr6treu-
fur @as. @Gfer nnS 9ampt. en8li4en unb amerifantfbsn
bbbrdulilGen Slit, f~suerfeae 8ieaeiiteine, Gus-8octn0s, Te
Charcoal, SEA- Gpal u. {. 10. Serner fatren Fe bier in 9altt-
Iasre eena3ts Spatsn, S4dufcln unb 9eamut's, f6Dtttfaes
Iie tn 5lalaen, 9t9e, gDs9sfs, i4rtttlas, rne amerttanifSs
etferne 8enet II. (. II. = Mle bteie Mrtitsl iipS ~tei6nbtg. at
6anb uub btlte surt 8ertauf. 16Sebt, IS
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