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Nov
Whole number Of Cattle market b43 about SEQ No., W.
ana '45 st'res, consisting of Working oxen Mlch c.
aud one. two and three years old ~ NU"s'
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Stores-Working 0xen--From 500 IFS a $50
Cows and Cdiros-S25, 30, 40 a 500
YeaTfinyS-$9a Sll. Ttro Years OId-s1GaoI
1brPf Years Oid-s22 $40.
MefP Gna Lam6s- $500 at market Prcesin lots 81 90
= 81 90 each Extra, 81 90, % a 81 10 each ~ "
Hia'S-O Ic per H. ration n lc per ID.
Ldmbs Pelfs, 81 81 rs each car SKINS 1Oa12c pr IN
~ u. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing I'm,
the best large, fat, stall fed Oxen e D'
second quality includes the grass c Oxen and the best
stallicd Cows, and the best three year old steers
Shee-ENtra includes Cossets and when those Of pfr
quality are thrown out.
There were ~ the Eastern Railroad 100 over
Boston aud Lowell, IS the fitchurg None Of thoe
OVER the ftchburg from Albany
Rtmarks-There large a number Of CATH a,1
sheep at market this week for weeks past and h s
All 81 sim qualyi there any extra cattle at ar,
The hst so Tor 81 90 per cwt Druycrs tried to ne
prize ~ sheep and Lambs, the number was reduced I'm,
the butchers having supplied themselves largely last eS
would not buy to pay the advance asked. '
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

The ELECTIoNS--In Massachusetts, the Re
pubicans have made clean sweep of the State.
The Executive Department is the same as last
year, to Wit:-For Governor, Nathaniel p.
Banks-Lieuetnan Governor. Eliphalet Trask
Secretary of State Oliver Warren-Treas-
urer, Moses Tenny-Auditor Charles White
Attorney General, Stephen II. Philips.
The NEW LEGISLATURE.-The Senate stands
81 Republicans to 6 Democrats The House,
with three districts to hear from, stands 1873
Republicans, II Democrats, and Americans
New YoRK.--Thc vote throughout the state
is small. probably 10000 or $4,000 less than
last year. The returns indicate, however, the
success of the entire republican state ticket by
about the same majority as last year.
New JERSEY.-Olden, republican, is elected
governor by 1900 majority. The Senate Zone
third elected annually will stand 10 democrats,
opposition and American. The House, 20
democrats, % opposition, and 3 Americans,
though there is stllsome doubtas to his branch
CoNGREssIoNALELFCr IN lILINoIs.-The
SPo''"' SiceNoi 4" tie oth "AuItt Vi iiillOiS lot
member of Congress to fill the seat made Va
cant be the death of Thomas J.. Harris, has re-
suited in the success of John \. McCleruand,
democrat, by about the same majority as Mr.
Harris received last year.
MISUNDERSTANDING returns from various
parts OF the state show republican gains, and
indicate the reelection of Gov. Randall.
LoUIsIANA.-The democratic governor and
state ticket in Louisiana are elected notwith-
standing an American majority Of about 25OO
in New Orleans.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

TERRIBLE DISASTER on THE ENGLISH COAST.
400 LIVES REPORTED IosT-Late arrivals from
England have announced the prevalence for
several days during the last week in October.
Of terrible storm along the English coast, and
the wrecking of many vessels, with the loss of
several lives. The London Morning Post of
October 9th. received at New York BY the
steamer Vanderbilt, announces that on the pre-
yious day the ship Royal Charter was totally
wrecked in Mutia Red Wharf Bay, near Bangor,
North Wales. Out of over 400 on board only
ten are said to have been saved.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

between the State and certain persons; the state
was debtor to A. Il. and G. There were other
matters that were of the nature of expenses of
the superintendent. These were between him
and the state Again, there were things per-
tanning to the building of the state house, be
thought that these should be separated and
considerably examined.
Mr.. Allen of Rutland inquired under what
authority the superintendent of the state house
pledged the credit of the state, and whether the
expenses alluded to by Mr.. Olmstcad were not
included in the bill to pay the superintendent?
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12
MARRIAGES..

In this village, Nov 1, by Rev. Mark Carpenter, Mr.
A AliEL STEBBlNS of Northfed Mass, and Mrs. MAR
TIA CHAMBERLAIN Of this village.
In Boston, Nov 7th, the residence Of b. w Dunklee
ESQ, by Rev. W. c. High, Mr. WILLIAM A. DUNKLEE,of
Charcstuwn, AMI Miss MARIA L. MORE, Of Boston.
In this village, the ratlt horo House Goth by Rev.
q. IL. Deere, Mr., HIRAM HASKELL and Miss LOUISA A.
LAZELLE, both of Wilmington.
In West Brateboro, Nov. Sh, by Rev. u. H. Ranney,
FRANK }. SrOWEof Wilmington and HATTIE b. FISHER
Of ". Bratehoru.
Guifor oct 3Oh, by y, p. Chaplin, Esq, Mr. ALON-
ID W. MEGRATIl and Miss LORINDA ELLEN BARTLN,
both Of Greenfield Mass.
In Townshenl, Nov. 4th, by Rev. H. Fletcher Mr. CHAS
Il. DEAN and Miss LUCY S. BOND, both Of Winha.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

"EXTENDED." The meaning of this word as
used by the clerk of Geo. p. Burnham State
Liquor Agent for Massachusetts, in his exam
ination before the State Legislative Committee,
never was dreamed of in the philosophy of
Noah Webster The clerk stated that large
quantities of brandy, Jamaica rum, &c., we're
sent from the Agency to the distillcry to be ca
fe'ded, by adding alcohol deprived of its essen.
tial oil, say gallon for gallon--if brandy, add
little tartaric acid, and presto, they had double
the quantity Of the pure stuff, plump up to the
standard of excollence-even the learned State
Assayer' Dr. Jackson, was puzzled to detect the
cheat. This is ertesdiag brandy over a larger
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

Government is now paying some % millions
per annum for military service mainly west of
IN, Mississippi. Nearly half of this heavy bill
is for transportation in its various shapes-for
the conveyance of provisions, munitions of war,
&c., to the army in Utah, and to the various
posts scattered throughout the Indian territory !;
for horses, mules and wagons required to facil-
itate the conveyance of soldiers, arms NUM-
tons, and baggage from fort to fort, &c. Eve
~ regiment employed in the Indian country, or
on the Pacific, costs the Treasury of the L. S.
at least $1,000 man per annum, of which we
estimate nearly half would be saved by Paci
fic railroad-herce its necessity.
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OXYGENATED BITTERS.

query. Why will you suffer- Dyspepsia is brief bu
comprehensive term for the numerous diseases which
the stomach liver, and in fact the whole an SYSTEM
Until Dr. Green discovered the Bters medca
science was at fault and had exhausted itself fruess
forts to cure this disease The Dyspeptc need suffer
ger with disease that always painful and frequently
painful aflicton.
This unique and peculiar compound will certainly
the disease the disease exists this power such
testimony follows would not be given in rs favor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

AN All Ni.LAIlNG TO HE STATE HOUSE.
II is hcreby enqcted by he GeReyai Asseoibly Of he
STATE Of Vermont as foio1rs!
SEC. J. The sum OF thirty-iour thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated for the following purposes name
ly:
First-To pay the debts incurred in furnishing the
Stnte House.
Second-Io pay the outstanding debts for freight.
shop-rent, materials furnished and labor done i'm re
building the state House, other than the services Of
the SUPERINTENDENT.
Third-ro complete the State House, aud make
such repairs and improvements in and ar0und the
same, and further furnish il, Il, may he necessary
And the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay said
sum to the committee appointed 10 superinteld tic
rebuilding of the State House.
SEC 3 This act shall take effect from its passage.
The Committee of Ways and Means is COM
posed Of the following gentlemen: Mr. HUTTON
OF Bethel, MIR WRIGHT of Castleton, Mr. HIB-
BARD of Concord, Mr. HAMMOND of Middlebu-
ry. and Mr. MERRIAM of johnson. 1t is under
stood that all of the Committee, except Mr.
HAMMOND, were in favor Of reporting this bill.
and that they will sustain it in the House. This
bill received but little discussion upon its intro
duction and previous to its reference to the
Committee on Printing; it is however made
the special order for Wednesday morning at / |
o'clock.
1t is believed that these debts were princi-
pally incurred by the Superintendent acting UNI
DER the advice Of the Executive and that the
faith OF the State is pledged for their payment.
That being so do not see how the State can
well avoid making an appropriation to cover
this Indebtedness. If it docs not make such
an appropriation, at least sufficient to cover the
expense Of furnishing the building, the credi-
tors Will undoubtedly have lien ON the furni-
ture, and can remove it at their Discretion
such result would be hardly in keeping with
the character of State House where ropudia-
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C5c t)crmont &5rnlt.

l- Notices Of religious temperance md social meet
ings to 5eheNn hs County, andojhtpy aotics, Jegond
he st1i danounc cmen. cH be thorge3 four cents per-
Gne for edcn insertion. BIT no notice irH be inserted
for less htn IS cents
1TAH communications must be acccmPomedtg re
spoHsiJie name 10 secure HfGtc.
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: u T. G. AL NOTICES.

n Delegation
rom the American Board Of Comms soners for foreign mis-
SONS will hold Convention in the Centre Church in hi, vii
ltte, commencing IN Thursday evening Nov l5th at :
O'Clock DR. Pomeroy Secretary Of the Board Mr. Indley
from south Africa, Mr. Clark from Turkey Mr. azen from
lnd' VIII make aldresses-A hapast 10 O'clock on Friday
forenoon addresses will he made u children The sup.rn
endens Of Sabbath Schools in the County and IN New
Hampshire AMI Mass, invited to be present with their
schools under their careClcrg amen attending the Conven-
n are requested to call at the Book Store Of j. where
place Will b. assigned themA full attendance is desirable
GEORGE =. TYLER, Pastor Of Center Church 4
Brattleboro, Nov. 10, 1sj9.-lwl5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

PILEs.-A diseases Of Ntouy or loss Of tone in tie
bowels, such ms Piles, Prolnpsus Utcr, Fstula &c,
are benefited by the PERUVIAN SYRUP. hpurifes
the products of digestion, vors the healthy action Of
the lnteatne', and prevents the accumulation of refuse
matters and the costhoness which are the cause Of
so many of these weakening diseases.
Rev. c. Hubbard, writing from Burmah to his father
says'-l have used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
for coughs, colds, summer complaints burns bruises
and for the sting of scorpions, with uniform success
We always keep it where can put our hands on it
in the dark If need be.
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TO the Ncrvou. of Both Sexes.

-
gyman having been restored health in a days after
many years II great nervous suffering Is willing
others by sending free copy II the prescription used
Direct the Rev John NJ Dagnal ls6 Fulton Street Brook
lyn, y. N.-2m4l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

Of the even surface Of the American, ha,c,,,
icclions like cogs in wheel! The constant ini D
ing Of such vehicle is of course ANYTHING bn,
agreeable. 1t was drawn by a mule instead NJ u
horse, which, however, was in good condition
and harncssed in European and American s,yln
and whose driver walked by his side" Wv
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

NOV INIh, AZ O'CLOCK A. NJ, will attend the examining
ton Of Teachers at the High School in this Village.
Candidates requested u furnished with writing
materials. School Committees and all interested are invited
to attend ADDISON BROWN,
Superintendent Of Schools for Brattleboro.
Nov. 10th, 1859.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

lecture at West Braeboro Sunday Nov 18th at O'CLOCK
=. VI. Subject The Sources of Religious knowledge.
Also. at the Universaist Church, Dummerston, sunday
Nov. 20h. the subject.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-12

surface. Nj Durham is we'll posted in the en-
tension Of Shanghai ROSTERS and Chittagong
hens over the country, and there is no reason
why he should not try his hand at cctcnding IL
quors kept and sold for medicinal purposcs.--
He denies any knowledge Of the ericnsion, hav-
ing been absent at the time, and was done by
his clerk. This viii hardly be believed. At
any rate it is too small hol, to creep through
and he has Jared like the rat, as it is said, which
crept through hole so small that he skinned
his tail in performing the feat.
Our dictionaries should be corrected forth
with, that every body may know the full sgni-
lication of EXTENDED. Ncrly-evcry genera
ton grows wiser and wiser. SO says the Pro-
verb. 1t should read thus Every generation
grows more and more familiar with rascality.
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r1orrrAar ave- oomnEnol.A..


Thrtvbas Of Cotton oold at auctions a de warehouse Of
Hamilton Yesterday lOe0 and tEepy-seVen bales at phi
vsle saleat lOa5.Z 4 FasA 49,
A., Hsnlton sold twenty one hogeais Of Tobacco yesterday
al IL following prices ~ SIS, AS 4ss, SIS, $50 $40,
rs los, IS s5s, 49, ESQ., ss5, e5s Ss5, 800, IS, $780,
s4O, As.
On the 3Ist ut Tennessee Is sold at the New York stock Sx
shame at 95 showing gradual appreciation in value The
highest prices obtained for tennessee Bonds New York each
month during the past year, follows; january s9s
February, s,5 March, ss. APRIL s9A May, 3d. June, 9l3l
july sa August gl; september, 9 ocooer, "a; N0vem
Der, 9i3s; DECEMBER IS.
The New York TINES Of the lst says
The Market for Money closes or Old Year at cent
de1nzud loan; 945s eePt on prime 56o day aeeeptnce
prime bills &c months and SCI z csnt Tor
paper, BANS The supply on CALI to-day was sa
peramnSnt lenders ready 70 make three days interest
holiday We heard Of Discounts at cent On 90 day
aeceIaues and cent choice Endorsed bills at
months The year s5 closed with the following terms
Cal Z cent on call for Bank discounts, and e2
cent on long hills according classification outside OF the Bank
These rates troah the carly part of 1885, until they reached
a-u the present moderate points, at which le have almost IN
inerrupty ruled eight months past Foreign Ex
change closed this afternoon 1895 9G5ion London 5S
Of 5.l32t Taris s-s.
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Professor HaskeII's ElecIric on,

POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
a Deafness ETyspelas, Scrofua- Bronchitis letter. Ring
worm, Scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
II ? Cured IN from three TO t1csRty minutes 4
Iameness in Man or Beast Sores Freckles
mo Cramps and Coc Pains Of every description cease in
Prices 50 ets., 81 and 50 per Bottle
tits the only real HAIR INVIGORAT0R that will make the
hair grow when hing else falls clean the head white and
free from DANDRUFF in minutds, it shiny, glossy Jet
This wonderful Oil perfectly harmless no burning Bills
terng sensations with other lotions and nmen it is plea
take conques fire. soothing and healing severe burn
or scald in five minutes
This operates the principles Of Electricity thousands Of
miraculous cures performed by all the land.
Use everything else, then give this Oil trial and will
be convinced. INDECENT persons unable to purchase bottle
shall have it free.
Friend suffer DO longer, send for bottle Of Haes Eecsrie
Oil. Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. 90
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Conac-
ton muscles, should the Eiecropeean Bath Be
the directions accompanying each bottle No ped
sell medicine Only respectable druggists and country
Merchant agents, who have large HhOgraph certificate
Be1care Of CoasaterfeitsI
Eyerv bottle has professor Haskells Electric OH blown
the side and edges the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. G5 Pine Street, SIiRt Louis, Aiss0HFi.
Druggists and Merchants supplied at wholesale liberal
terms Druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this pOpu
lar and wonderful remedy by calling person, addressing
letter Prof HASKELL 63 Pine Street, St. Louis, will have their
orders promptly filled and forwarded.
Terms ST. 50 $40 per dozen. It is elegantly put
No securely packed and variety OF superb Lhogps, Fins
Bills &C. furnished ErauitOusy Send in orders you
will ind iIcures and rays
For sale wholessletv EwIN PENDLETON CO., and ret
yJO. @. PROV marid&w1y
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Arkansas Cotto 4 Lands.

FHNHE subscriber for B. go choice -
land, within two miles OFT Arkansas river, and sa
800 miles above Napoleon. POI Ion Of this land wass
entered in 1875, and above dow, all OF twill be
claimed by leyees beingbU 1t.
To any wanting homtesd in the richest portion Of the
cotton growing countryh is desirable tract fronting
nearly mile Silver Lakea deep clear body Of Water
with choice Cypress building purposes.
hundred Deade Lands Old Indian VII
Lagos with them but The purchaser could
make good the first year.
Twill sell Is tract Of land at great bargain for = cash,
balance and years credit will exchange for negroes
also have several other of land that Eish SELL
Thomas H. Allen, Esq Of Memphis has plat Of this land, and
viii ceeeuly information those applying person,
Communications addressed 70 will be promptly responded
Address EDWARD c. MORTON,
pOv2-w3m Cummns, Arkansas county, Ark.
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c1scrSNAr1, Jan. 4-aOOn.-Whisky, 284 Mess
Pork, 10 rs.
CIscISsArI, Jan. 4-eyening = Lard, 11al14 !;
Molasses, S4a35; Sugar, firm; Coffee, steady.
New YORK. Jan. 4-eveniUg Cotton, MiddIing
Upland, u lI-l6; Sugar, Orleans,.5 laT.
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JyI7-d&wti
IN CHANCERV AT CAMDEN.
nrrnhnu NFnI,s 100

President and Directors Of the Bank Of Tennessee
c. B9wes and others Attachment and Injunction Bill.
IT appearing the Clerk Master from alterations in the
Bill which ssWorn 10, that Joshua BOwes one OF the Dc
Yendats cause, resident Of State Of Tennessee
40 that ordinary process the he served on him.
II therefore ordered by the Clerk Master that pulra
be the Union and American. newspaper published in the
city Nashville for weeks requiring said poo
resident defendant appear Chanuery Cor to
held the county Benton the Court in the town o.
Camden the 4h Monday September, s55 plead answer
or deur compliments BILL the will taken for con
fessed and set for hearing parte as TO him
uoy3i-4wprsfeeS3 d. p. HUDSON. c. & NJ
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
YAM
PULM ONEC TFAF ERS!

Tie certain and speedy remedy discovered for all
Diseases Of The Chest ind LuRgs Coughs, Cods, Ast-
ma, CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Influenza,
HoarSeHess, D!5fsuH BreasEiHg, Sore
ThrOit dc, de-, dec.
THESE WATERS give Gus and perfect re
lief when perseyeed With according never fail
effect rapid langeue Thousands restored
perfect health who have tried other To all
and all constitutions they equally blessing
despair matter how long the disease may have
existed, however may be provided tie organic
Of the vital organs hOpeley decayed Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
VocAIsTs PUBLIC SHAKERS these Waters peculiarly
valuable; they will in day the service ocaiona
hOarseness their regular days WILL at all times
Increase power exby the voice. greatly improving
tone compass aud cearness which purpose they are
ularly used By many professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor Rochester n. Y.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
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Robert R. Boyd is now prepared to supply his
customers and any who wish it, with an article of
Vinegar which he warrants to be made from pure
Cider All Vinegar sent from his Store, No Al
Market street, is warranted to be pure.
IAN Sim
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InsOIvent Notice.

HAVE suggested the Clerk Of the County Court OF Hick
county, that TIE estate Of Silas W. Ncks, deces ed
snsolven and able 10 payts liabilities. Apersons having
claims against said estate notified TO file them with the cer
the county Of Hickman county, before the LIST day
Of Nay, 1859, or they will be barred.
ROvl4-w4W W. P. WHITS0N, Admr.
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TTNHE only in Lincoln ounty, ruun srl ime
week and back from Fayetteville TuahOms; leaving
Tuahoa Monday Wednesday and Friday; in return leave Fay
ettevle Tuesday Thursday and Saturday connect the
Fayetteville and the Tuahoms and for the accomoda
tion passengers j. D. Smith, agent, Tullahoma GOoi
teams careful drivers The fare through only dollars
fvI-uu JOHN II. TAYLOR
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
capital Prize S5O,OoO--TIckets only SO
NOTICE To THE PUBLIO.

the members Of firm have. by way Of purchase become
the grants eharte by the States Delaware
ucky Missouri part Of those In Geo ga the
ent Msssrs Gregory Mauy, Of Wilmington Delaware
have it expedent b change the Of firm on
and after January ls 1853 that Of " OOds Eddy & Co.,
will hereafter have The Of the sparta Academy
Lottery, and the others, above named.
transactions have endeayoed to business
integrity prOmness and public that
patronage heretofore bestowed is we'll deserving Of being
transferred to our successors. Very respectfully.
S. SWAN CO.
Aurlsta. Eenrria. Dec. L. 1858.