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tiicate of election. This gives majority of
the Kentucky Delegation in the House to the
Opposition, and would throw her vote against
the Charleston nominee, il the election of the
next President should go to the House. An
derson's majority is but three. Chrisman, Dem
ocrat, proposes to contest the seat as il is al
legged that errors in the count of the votes in
some precincts, which should have changed the
result, were not corrected.
The London correspondent Of The Manches-
ter Guaydidn says that Miss Evans, now known
to be the author of Adam Bede, was only nine
teen when she translated WE'LL Strausss LeJen
Jesu She has long been known in literary
society in London as the Contributor of several
very thoughtful papers to the Westminster Re
view, particularly some on the position, duties
and difficulties of women. Miss Evans is either
native of, or was long resident in, Nuneaton,
where some of her family still live
The N. Y. State Agricultural Society have
delegated the Hon. Geo. Vail, of Troy, to at
tend the approaching fair of the Vermont So
cicty. Mr.. Vail is widely and honoraby known
for the interest he has long taken in Agrcultu-
raj improvem ents generally, and especially for
his efforts, at large personal expense to improve
by liberal importation from England, the breed
OF American stock. His appointment is com.
pliment to our Society. There is probably no
better judge of stock, than Mr.. Vail, in the
country.-We are pleased to learn that he ac-
cepts the ppointment-Bm Darlington Times.
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The attention of passers through Cornhill
this morning was arrested by very attractive
specimen of carved and gilt work standing on
the sidewalk in front of Messrs. Blake & Dav-
exports extensive furniture establishment Nos.
l2to "a. 1t was the Coat of-Arms of Vermont.
with Its striking mountainous and rural land
scape set in gorgeous scrolls on either side, and
surmounted with the head and antlers of an elk
The piece is to be placed in the Representative
Hall OF the splendid new granite State House,
now IN process Of construction at Montpelier,
under the architectural supervision of Joseph
H. Richards, Esq, of this city, and when placed
IN proper position will reflect great credit upon
American art. Messrs. Blake & Davenport are
also engaged to supply the furniture of the build
ing throughout, to be in keeping with all the
appointments of this noble edfce, which is de-
signed to be one of the finest in the Union
The chairs from the President of the Senate
and the Speaker Of the House, also the frame
OF a mamoth mirror for the Governors room,
are OF magnificent patterns of massive carved
work IN black walnut--Ioston Transcript
The Coat-of-Arms spoken of, is now in its
place IN the State House, and is the finest thing
OF the kind we have ever seen, and we doubt If
1t can be surpassed.-If Patriot.
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(bstaDlished lfIb)
No. 33S Broadway, New York, Sole Importers


A Card to the Indies. DR. DUP0NC0'S FRENCH
PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS, Inallble in removing stop
pages or irregularities Of the These Pills are moth.
ing new but have been used by the Doctors for many
both in France and America with unparalleled In
every case and he Is urged by many thousand ladies who
have used them to make the Pills public for the alienation
OF those suffering from any irregularities Of whatever nature
as wen rs to prevent pregnancy to those ladies whose health
will not permit an Increase Of family Pregnant females or
those supposing themselves cautioned against using
sponsibly after the above amonton although their md
ness would prevent mischief heah otherwise these
rus arc recommended Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each box. Price 81 per box.
sold wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Brateboro VT Sold also by Druggists every
where. ''
Ladies by enclosing him 81 to Brateboro Post ONE
can have the Pills sent confdentay) by return mail Re
member ana ASK Tor Dr. Dnponeo's Golden Pis. sigma
urc WI eHC" poA' 1y-45
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DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, Sept. !, Mrs. CYNTHIA GREESLEAF
widow Of the late stephen Greenea Esq aged years
In Nottingham Aug. 0, Mrs. LURA j. DICKINSON, wife
Of Harrison Dickinson, aged 40.
Dearest Mother thou hath LEFT US,
Here thy loss deeply feel,
But It's God that hath bereft US,
lie all our sorrows heal
In Vernon, Sept. l, sILAs E. Of Hunt w and I. j.
Burrows, aged months and days.
In Gisum n. H., Aug. 25 Mrs CYNTHIA, widow Of the
late Charles Sumner, 50.
In Bernarlson Mass, Sept. Mrs. OPHELIA NJ wife Of
Sanford r. Chase and daughter Of Isaac Barton Esq
Greenie Il.
In Concord, n. H. Aug. 2s Gen. JOSEPH Low, aged TO-
an officer in the OF 1872 and prominent citizen Of the
state.
In North Adams, Mass, Sept 2, ROBERT CRAWFORD,
aged year, mos, IL days. youngest Of H. L. Dawes
NJ c.
In rempleton Mass, Aug. IS, Capt. JOHN EVERETT,
aged 81 years. formerly of New Ipswich y. H.
Of the first engaged In the manufacture Of goods
New Ipswich " H.. from 1904 1925. He the young
est brother Of David Everett the author Of those well known
lines You'd scarce expect one Of my age"
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The rcgimental muster, Col. Joseph Bush
commanding at Rutland last week, was well at
tended, and the dciplne of the troops excited
general admcration the regiment was inspected
by Adjutant General Kellogg and reviewed
by Governor Hall.
Rola Gleason of Richmond has found frag-
ments of an elephants tusk on his farm, and
the officers of the Vermont University have gone
to the farm 10 make further explorations.
The Congregaiionalists of Vermont present
the following statistics: churches 1872, members
lI1ls, male members 6,06j, females 9,460. net
increase for the year 1928 Sabbath school
scholars li,52S, average congregations 1850,
contributions for benevolent objects s22S77
pastors Ga, stated supplies 81, ministers without
is
There is to he an agricultural and mechanical
exhibition at West Randolph on the 18th of
October.
John p. Hale delivers the address before the
annual iair OF the Rutland county agricultural
society.
Seth Towards corn house and barn were
burnt at Pomtrct on Saturday last; loss 500.
The credit Of having established the first Sab
bath school in Vermont, which has been claimed
by Middlebury, belongs to the town of Green's
boro IN Orleans county, where a Sabbath school
was organized by Col Washbnrn, in June, 1914
The people of llardwick, indeed contes, this
claim OF priority, in consideration of the fact
that as carly rs 1872 or 1913, Rev Mr.. Rawson,
Catecbetical scboo hn, u
Mr. Rawson's classes met On Fr;Joy pmd th" ",
Col Washburn had similar classes, on the Sab
hath ~ hafn . h. l. LII,
sabbath schools proper.
ID. w. Clark of Rcnr;roton hos ;rror.o1
material for fncinp the common red br;ot ,rI;aS
gives them the appearance of polished m" oIL
or pure porcelain. The brick is dipped into the
preparation and then burnt for six hours, when
the preparation becomes attached to the brick.
brick much ~trongor and ex6sod;noI,. Inas7,,;c,I
in annnnr.ncc ~ ;nvo,,nr - IL e ;.
tion ii. Is mira nea", White "nao W , ns a'lG
or enamel added f. which aro tbd ,np,oI;o
ides. such os zinc 80. II mol,s ,Lo L.;ol
imrcryious IN water and any colnr r,o, Lo ,,;,'on
to IL black. pure wbite, vrlIoy hrnwG e. s'''"
hiring tho heavy shovor Wodno.d,,. aso.
noon nj n little heiore fonr o,clonL ,h: ~,
n;ng struck ,he br;ct HIN of NJ ' ~ W;an
mond. in Still River, in the town of Horv ,'
Mass, instantly killing two of the workmen,
D",;,e' " . anu Anrsa hno' french Ca
ernp nm tbc kiln. Ut '''' ''iie III COW
ma
caps of snow ON the 9th of August nrcnar1to.
ry to a long winters snooze of c;rb, mon,hs
THEY'LL be relieved of the borc of Tourists and |
can sleep in peace. One enyies them,
~, ,,.
Inc lineage iTess and Tribune says there
less comics of IIorner. for tbe month ~ So
TENDER, than for any other month in three veaIs
The people out there know enough about f,onn
lass idea of "ponulor sovercipnfv" alresdv
49,. \ Hartford paper thinks it is exceedingly
wife. " Wv u 'oui
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VERMONT UNIvERsALIsr CONFERENCE.-The
Vermont State Convention Of Universalsts con-
cluded its annual session a, Stowe, on the Doth.
After hearing the various reports and transact
ing the usual business in the village. the whole
assemblage adjourned for worship to the nose
or summit of Mansfield Peak, the highest point
IN Vermont a sermon was delivered to an
audience OF twenty-five hundred persons, by the
Key. VIM 5. Balch, formerly Of New York city.
who alluded to discourse which he delivered
several years since before an audience ON Mount
Lebanon. in the Orient. His text was from
Isaiah 10th, chap, 9th verse. The sermon was
one hour in length, and heard with marked at
tention by the unusually large auditory
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-10
PACKARD's REGENERATION
PACKARD'S MOUNTAIN DEW
Is Dressing for the Human Hair
The two combined form perfect for all ais which the
Hair is heir to.
FNHE REGENERATOR HAS REEN Used

IL for the last three by of thousands with the
perfect 1t all impedmeuts 10 The
healthy growth Of the Hair Scurf, DdndrnF ScroGIG
Eruption and Feperish Heat cannot where Is used
1t all HaOTs Of the scalp thus nays all unpeasant
nching which has proved such bane the human famlV
IL restores hair to its natural color mot by diving the
har by setting In circulation the cooring fluid
thus giving to 1t the natural color the rational way Ii
never fails To stop hair from falling will grow hair on
6aid heads 1t is In short perfect hair restorative
the following are air sample of the thousands certh
Gates received from those that have the Regeneration
ASDoykR, May 20, 1857 MIR. Packard Sr,-I have used
your Regeneration for myself and my miy-my wife and
myself having been bald and gray for number years.
Few weeks trial has fully restored my hair where it
had been bald for and changed the white to
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had been entirely destitute Of hair top for long
time uxuant growth has appeared and of its natural
Color Others in my family have used II with the best effect
The following letter is from Of the oldest and best Hair
Dressers in Plymouth County
NORTH BRIDGKwATER, Nov. o, '5T. "Mr. Packard Sir;
Your Regeneration is truly wonderful preparation My wife
healthy grow Of hair where It was quite bald and
has restored the color from gray black its natural color
have been hairdresser for twenty-five years and freely
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the hair that have seem
Yours c. TAYLOR
Paekard's Mountain Dew is the hariresslng in the
world Trial bottles only rs Use
you VIII never use any other kind for dressing your hair
Manufactured by ii V. PACKARD, Andover, Mass,
Wholesale Agent, GEO. c, GOODWIN, 4 CO.,
IL MarshalSt., Boston.
For sale by N THORN, ApOthecary, brattleborO6m3e
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worth Reading aud Thi-n;,g A,..,

The business of manufacturing spurious gins and onr
them as beverages, under the titles, Acknowledgement
"Medlcatcl etc. has become common that the pube
Justly suspicious Of nearly everything that offered unde
similar forms, and the trade has thus been brought into
rcutc. 1t has remained for house Established in l77s
to supply the pressing popular need and n naugurae
era In the history Of the trade. We trust that our estasb
ed repuatonfoundcd upon eighty years experience
abundahty vindicates claim to public confidence we
therefore offer ' We
BININGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN,n
which is especially designed for the MEDICAL pRorEsoS and
e FAMILY and possesses those intrinsic medicinal proper
tes Iunic ana Diurctc) which belong OLD and PtRE
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Nervousness, Kidney and Bladder Complaints distractions
impressions, etc. Of the mcnscs, &c, &c.
Cfcrgymen from their sedenary aud confined habits are
frequently affected with rigdy Of the pulmonary muscles
By which the respiration becomes seriously obstructe The
Uld London Dock Gin relaXes the rigdty aud conrbs
prompt relief to the respiratory organs. 1t nvauabe
aid and smuant to the digestive organs IN all CT u
pepsi1.
Put mp in quart bottles In Of and two dozen each
AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND AGENTS.
A NJ. BININGER A Co.
Established 1872
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Pain Killer.

p We clip the following from the Providence General
Advertiser, Sept 10, 1857
AT this season OF the year. when cholera cholera norbus
dysentery and other kindred complaints sure to prevail
everybody should be literally supplied with Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer Persons leaving home whether ii be
days excursion or trip to Europe, should be In condi-
ton to place their hands it moments warning Ma
ny diseases incident to the Summer months which will prove
ha II not Immediately checked promptly cured by
one or two doses Of the Pau Killer On more than one oe
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n5-Nohces Of religious, temperance and social meet
ing, be hedin his County, andobuary notices beyond
he usual announcement 'cH be charged fw cent, per
line for insertion But no motto. wiH be inserted
for less than % cents
u'AH communications must be accompanied by re
sponsiJie name 10 secure notice.
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MARRIAGES.

At the Bratcboro House sept 7h, by Rev Geo. p Tyler
Mr. j ABEZ H. LELAND Of Warwick, Mass, and Miss d.
ELAlD A. RICH Of Winchester, n. H.
Ia this village, sept 8, by Rev. Mr. Williams, Mr. A. EV
ERETT WILLIS and Miss EMMA A. WHEELER both ~
Iliuslale, n. H. "
III Half \. Aug. %, by Rev j. Clifford, Mr. LENiUEI
SMITH aud Miss EMILY \ HI BBARD, both Of Halifax
In jacksonville, sept 4, by Rev j. Clifford, Mr.. WASH
1NGTON SMITH Of CharestOwn, Mass and Miss FANNIE
KINGSLEY Of Jacksonville.
In Newiane Aug. So the house Of the brides father by
Rev :. pencer, Mr.. HORACE ALIs, Of Columbia n II .
and Miss ELECTA 4. MOORE Of Newfane.
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view, if two wrongs have been committed they
both do not constitute a right. Republicans
should bear in mind the old proverb that
that the "spt ticket game" is alike open to all;
and that when it is played back, a consumma-
ton that we shall delrecate, the contents of the
chalice may prove neither pleasant nor agreea-
ble That's all.
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2s4s 1875 ios zoos 1913 SEQ 70

COUNTY OrricERs-The vote for States Attorney
Is as iollows'-GEoRGE HOWE, 3Oe9; j. W. CAHrEx-
TER. s45 HowE's majority, alai. For sheriff. +
GoEHAM, Jr., SO44; 5. W. B0wKER 935 Cox
HAMS majority, 2iO9. The other county officers are
elected by similar maiorites
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Total, 1928 $40

In 1858, the vote for governor was, for Hall,
1853; for Reyes, 1909. For Representatives,
90 Republicans, and one democrat were elected
and two towns, Dummersten and Wilmington,
were unrepresented.
The vote this year shows gain for HALL of
date of GO votes, making the net Republican
gain 424. Well done Republicans of Windham
County.
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DIR. WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

Says well known Edor.-"rhis is truly Basam and n
blessing to nvads. 1t contains the pure balsamc prncie
OF Wild Cherry the baanc properties tar and Of pine
Its ingredients, which mingled the true principle Of
chemistry, are all basamc and therefore it is safe and sure
in effect Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and Bronchial
troubles disappear under its basamc influence as though
charmed away Probably medicine has ever attained so
extended sale accomplished much good AS this re
nowned Balsam.n
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Books with Gifts.

HONESTY is the BRsr poLIcY-DoNir BIZ DECEIVED An,
LONGER We Uhe orignatrs Of the Gift Book Business
Will send our large new Catalogues in book FORM postag,
paid, TO any address. ALBERT COLBY 4 co.
Sm2s No. 90 Washington St., Boston, Mass
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ARREST OF HORSE TiIILr.-We learn from the
greenfield Gazette that on Sunday night of last week,
two grey horses worth s4OO were stolen from pas
ture at Hoosck Falls, N Y. They traced tow
ards Bennington, and from thence as far as Whining.
ton by the owner where they were lost sight Of On
wednesday and Thursday the owner was in Green
held in search OF them and distributing his bills
During the afternoon Of Thursday two strangers rode
up to the American House in Greenfield on two grey
horses spotted with large brown spots various parts
OF their bodies, About nm hour after their arrival
they started off, but suspicion being excited they
were pursued and the horses captured with one of the
thieves, who is now in Jail The other rascal escaped
The spots on the horses were made with paint.
Luther Buck killed bear on Wednesday at
East Burke.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-10

CouGHs CoLDs, BnoScmris, ASTHMA, CRorr, WmooriSC
cordH DISEASES OF THE THROAT uNGs and PuLSoxAR,
AFFECTIONS OF the severcst type, quickly by thai
long tried and faithful remedy
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Perry Davis Pain Killer has been used with crea,
success in cases of what is called painters collie by
taking 1t in molasses and water, and bathing the som-
ach and bowels with the medicine laid on warm with
flannel cloths; repeat often they get drv Sold
by all dealers in family medicines
Sick Headache, Debility aud Iqdig,stioa. Where
among all the remedies for these complaints is there
one which 50 quickly eifectualy and permanently
removes them as the Oxygenatel Bitiers?
LIVER CoMrLAINT.-The liver being the great pu-
riyihg organ arrests in It's substance many morbid
products, the fertile Of disease The PERI
WAN SYRUP stimulates the liver to the performance
OF its functions lessons the evils Of bad Digestion and
thus acts at theeame time in restorative and pre
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LADIES read still further testimony Of the efficacy
If DIR. DuroNco's Pills. As contained in the follow
ing extract of letter from lady in Illinois:
You cannot possibly conceive the gratitude feel
for the introduction Of your Gollen Pills in orr civ
have suffered Oike many Others Of INV sex) during
my periodical sickness with the most DISTRESSING
headache, pain in the back, vomiting etc, and in
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.'lc seemed 4 burden 10 me-. commenced to take
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See advertisement in another column headed "A
Card TO the Ladies'"
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Respectfully yours,


The genuine article aicags has the written signature Of
g" BUTTS" on the wrapper and for by all respecta-
Bile Druggists everywhere.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & CO., Bosrox and for
sale by l. n. TmonN and JosEru CLARK, Brdteboro; A.
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GOVERNOR V0TE and REPRESENTATI VES.
The following is the vote for Governor, and
the Representatives elected in the several towns
heard FROM The names of democrats are in
HoI;cs
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casion have been relieved by intense sua.rius t a.
timely use Of the abovc-namcd preparation. y '''
Sold by all lruggiss grOcers and netce d,acrs ,r1
out the United States and Canada. 1e"-
JOSEPH CLARk, l. n. TIIORN. Apenis Rrnitnhnrn
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO s s.

~ The Probate Court for said District
70 al persons interested in the Estate of DRURY FAIR
BANKS late Of Warlsboro, deceased, Greefin0.
Whereas, SARAH r. FAIRBANKS, has presented to this
Court an Instrument purportilg be the last VIII Of said
deceased, for probateilou hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the probate of said Instrument at the
session thereof to be held at WakeHeds m in Neane in
said District on the last Thursday Of Scpten br 1859
when and where you may appear and same, If
you see hs' 80 i. H0LBROOk, Register.
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sunday Lecture. Rev. A. Brown will lee
lure AT Guiltord Centre, Sunday next lth inst nj
o'clock, T. NJ. subjec', The Bible What i is and how tn
read it, ~ ~ " :"
On sunday, 18th inst at O'Clock, p NJ, West Brattlc.
bore Subject The Foundation Of Religion.
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NOTICE.-Application to the next General
Assembly of the State of Vermont will he by the
citizens OF the town Of Putncy, in INDIAN County
alteration Of the of said town. for the
mail matter and H. r. freight sometimes Poulney,
producing much confusion and sometimes serious loss
concernedi in one instance to the OF 500.
Putney, Sept, lS59.-3w36
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s Il f G L AL NOTICES


rAckARD's REGESERAroR, stands uurvaed as Hair Re-
soratye The Mountain Dew has no equal f,r H,r ne,
ing See advertisement in another column.
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS, RAILRoAD-The
net earnings of this road for the first eight months of
The present fiscal year have been $1,000 more than
those OF the corresponding period Of the previous
year This is an Increase of nearly $4,000 per month
ms Increase Of business is partly owing to the great
number Of Passengers who have been To witness the
operations at the Hoosae Tunnel The passenger
train which has left Boston weekly on Wednesday
mornings, arriving at Brateboro at half past twelve
and returning the same afternoon, was discontinued
for the season ON the lst Instant
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TowN REPREsENrATvE.-Th interest in Free
mems meeting in Brattcboro centered chiefly in the
election of Representative. As usual there WINS no
caucus Of any party aud rs usual there was no lack
of candidates. The canvas WAS commenced early aud
carried on with good deal Of carnesncss. The re-
suit was the reelection Of GEORGE Is. kkILoGu Esd
on the first ballot and by increased majority, afford
ing him the gratifying evidence of the appreciation Of
his services by his friends as their representative in
the last legislature The vote stood as follows.
Whole number Of votes. 5bs
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messrs SETH W. fUwLE Co., Boston, Mass.
Gehemen' Attn request of your Travelling Agent xiv,
you statement OF my experience in the Dr. Wstar
Baisan OF Wild Cherry. have been using for two year
in my family, for Colds and Coughs and have found IN,
most eDicdcious remedy that have ever tried
For Coughs aud Colds in children Anon, to be an excel
lent medium.
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BALLOON DLsCESsIoN. JOHN La MOUNTAIN the
celebrated @rouaut who made the trip from ST. Louis
to WATERFOWL, y. " al accoun, of which was lately
published in I'm PHENIX made a balloon ascension
Mt Saratoga, ~ Y, on Thursday Of last week at 80
p m and landed with hi. balloon on the farm Of air
Wiley, Mt Saxton's River, at O'Clock the same eve
ming having travelled nearly hundred miles in an
aour and half. 1t is curious fact that all balloons
driit TO the eastward.