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Cash Capital $E,O00.0OO,
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED.
NET SURPLUS OF S942,IsI ~,
And the prestige Of 40 years and eKpsgisuee-
UPWARDS OF sI2,O0O.OOO
OF Losses have been paid by Eua Insurance Compnny 10 the
past forty years.
Hhs reliable Insurance viii be apparent from TIE fol-
lowing
LOSSES PAID HN TIE ETNA
DJRING THE PAST FIVE YEARS
In Ohio. S43i $50 So In Michi-an .. l5u, 0f5 Fl
In Wisconsin IOG.g55 o. In Indians- I4ss39 81
In Kentu0ky..... e04 go 30 In Illinois . AS III Al
Missouri as4 sis o. Tennessee .. q. $40 n
Iowa Mimi. 10, 500 AZ Kansas &. Nel.. isSSS II
Psnn'a 4 Va. 3l.s95 e Arkansas a Ga q s5 -
Mississippi and Alsbama-...... ,4l2 Is.

Fire and Inland Navigation
Eks accepted at consistent with s1yeny and fair pFo
esc0L GteEfion g0sn 10 Of . We fLLEGS aud
Contents, J0T terms OF 10 gs1rS.
The solid service long and successfully tried. and the al
vautges the hns Insurance Compsny possesses in It's ns
should not be overlooked ready and
standing their best Interests
During stringent tmss' the necessity for reliable Insurance
kseousS imperative dutythe ability Of properly
ausAin loss being then Brch lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and throughout
STATE Policies issued without delay BY any the duly author
1sed Agents OF the Goa pany
BasfneSs attended TO with Despatch and
Fidelity.
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A. c o N = Y,
(S4sccessorto Sses-arf 0lreA)
Nos. Is and 81 South Market Streets
NASHVILLE. TENN ESSt.E.
MaA-FAcTtEER ~
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
II EEP constantly hsr. an kinds OF Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves AMI pain MaItel Crates; Also al
kndsf Copper ana sheet Iron Work donefor teamboats, Ro
ing Mills Furnaces Fouuires Factories, stills and DserJ
Works. etc,
Also keeps hand full supply Of Cast and Wrought Iron
Cooking Stoves, in which may he used Cosl or Wood.
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10. EDWARDS. K. en- KEsGE. 3. Pc DwARcs.
EDWARnS- CEs4ES ESoS q CO.,
Successor % 10 EdWardsft
Wholesale GEOcerss Comm sssio on Her It's
AND
Dealers IL Fire BFandies, Wines,
CIGARS. &c',
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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AARON STRETCH,

DRUSHES.--k isrgs stock RI Shoe, Paint Vsrnish and
Id Artist Brushes, just rsosvedand s0r sale low :.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
Representative Elected.

CRANKY in Essex, and Westmore in Orleans
Counties have not been heard from. Last year
these towns sent Republican and democrat.
If these towns remain the same as last year the
House will consist of POI Republicans and "a
democrats, giving the Republicans 1867 MAORI
ty. Last year the Republican majority was l54,
showing net Republican gain of 10, as above.
In 1858, the House consisted of $50 mem
bers, having 8 towns unrepresented. This
year the House will contain, if CRANKY and
Westmore have elected representatives 235
members, leaving but towns unreprcsented.
OF the 80 towns represented by democrats
II gave large majoritics for Hall for governor,
and II gave majorities for SAKE. The vote of
the other towns has not been received.
With the State ticket and the Senate unani-
mously republican, and 1877 majority on Joint
ballot, there will be but littly harm apprehend-
ed from the action of the democrats, or from
the "unbounded popularity" of their poetical
candidate for governor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

John X. Gray, do open buggy, 2
l.. A. Smith, Swanton, single wagon, Q
A. Prouty, Jr. Burlington, 2 cases boots and shoes
pair men and boys thick boots, 3
Miles 4 Howe, do French calf cork sole boots, COW
hide boots, case boots and shoes, .
Henry Prcntiss Il Co.. do case boots and shoes, 2
Miss Eliza J. Potter, ST., Adams, loaf wheat bread
Mary Jane Barse, burlington, loaf wheat bread,
dip md
Mrs. J. J. simonds, sheburne, loaf wheat bread,
Fit W. Hyde, llydcylle, specimen of narbleized
W. W. Partridge. Burlington, musical inst's, &c, 3
Partridge & Powers. do 2 pianos, mclodeons, 6 r-
ano stools, 3
L. Smith Rust do pianos, . mcodcons, 8
Esty Green, Brattleboro, sernphine with harp at
tachlncnt, and u harmonic organ, dip and o
Prof G. f. u; Molt, Burlington, dip and
john Howe, Jr, and Flank Il. Howe, Of Brandon, VT.
and 19i Broadway, N. T.. 10 ton hay and cattle
scale, dip and
Also drop lever scales, and portable do dip and 8
Union scale, grocer do, & +. o. balance, dip and 3
Troifing.
Three classes of premiums were offered by
the Directors for trotting, open to all horses
entered for exhibition or premium. The first
class was for stations five years old or over, LIST
premium, $50 I'd, 1926. The second class was
for stations under five years, LIST premium, $50 !;
3D. 500. The third class was for geldings and
mares, LIST premium, $50; I'd, 500 Mile heats
best two in three.
The awards were as follows:
Stations gears or ortr.
LIST prem. Orson Smith, Orwell, columbus, Jr.,) $50
I'd J. W. llolcomb, Iicondcroga, tDraco,) so
Time; 2:i2l. 2l5i, 2;44..
Stations unicr o.
1st prem. W. Brown, Champaign. n. Y. $50
I'd " W. W. Fleming, fconderoga, ("I Boy, 20
Time; 1907, 3:O6l
GeMags and Mares.
lst prem u. $. Sweet, Alburgh, $40
III " +. Mcintyre, st. Mary's, G. f., 20
Time; 2:j2i, 1861.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

of sheep. Our wool-growers have found then,
poorly adapted to the vicissitudes of our eli.
mate, and much less profitable than the other
breeds; consequently they are raised only by a
comparatively few fanciers. The Spanish Me
riuos and the different grades of fine wooded
sheep are increasing much faster than the sue
cessve exhibitions would indicate. There is
no better soil in the world than that afforded
by our green hills for these sheep, and our
growers of fine wool are ready to compete with
the world in this department. The long and
middle wooded varieties are mostly either pure
Cotswold, Leicester and South-down or crosses
of these varieties, and the excellence of both
their fleece and flesh is proverbial.
In Swine, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruits, Maple
Sugar, Butter and Cheese, the exhibitions of
the Society have never been, for some unex-
planned reason, fair indications in number and
quantity what they should, and might easily, be.
The quality this year was much better than the
average of past years, and the amount fully
equal.
Mechanics and Floral Halls contained some
excellent specimens of native industry as well
as of foreign skill. The number of agricultural
implements and labor-saving machines was
large and their general adaptation to the OBJ
jccts they were scyorally designed to accomplish,
seemed sufficiently apparent so far as we could
judge without actual trial.
The address of Gov. Banks, Of Massachu-
sets, on the third day of the Fair, drew around
the speaker a crowded auditory, every individ-
ual of which was not only gratifed but delight
ed with instructive and eloquent speech. The
presence of Maj. Gen. Wool, contributed not
little to the eclat of the occasion.
Hon. Geo Vail of Troy, n. Y, was present
as a delegate from the New York State Agri-
cultural Society. He was received by the Di-
rectors in neat and appropriate speech by
Hon. f. Holbrook, to which he made a peril
nent and happy response. His attendance up
on, and contribution to the Fair was matter
of congratulation and pleasure to all in the di-
rection of the Society.
We will close our brief, and in the main,
very general observations, rendered so by want
of sufficient space, and give the list of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24


tSos or THE BAR-The news that po,;o,n;,,
Krnv,,or r.o.. or .To,n,ico bod dio1 oio,, o =,
80 "'0"' "'c o.
clock IN the AFTERNOON o' the 'Vth september, 1859,
reached Newflnc at about seven O'Clock the pov,
morning during the session of the County Court
The Bar Of the County, Of which he was valued
member Immediately assembled, and organized amoat.
ing with Geo. Howe, Esq, States Attorney and Or
oDicio President Of the Bar, in the chair, and J. D.
Bridgmnn, Esq, of Bellows Falls, was appointed Sec
rotary
On motion OF Geo. b. Kellogg, Esq, Of Brateboro
the President appointed
Hon. Daniel Kellogg, Hon. Henry L. Stoughton
Hon. Royal Tyler, Charles N. Davenport, Esq, and
Hon. Abshal Stoddard committee to report resolu
tons expressive of the feelings Of the Bar upon this
affective event.
AT n subsequent meeting of the Bar held at one o.
clock OF the same day, the committee through Judge
Kellogg, their chairman reported the following reso
buttons:
ReStred, That we have heard with deep sensibility
~ .'iu ue".h Vi u" 'r'ehu ana oro'her, BENJAMIN L.
Resoired That In the dcceosc Of Mr. K,ovI,ou ..
deplorc the loss Of one endcared to us by his uniform
"u cGur'esy ~ sofla ana professional inter-
example Of success secured NV nmrin onT
rcced industry in the purut Of his profession md
, i 'o''e' o' III hohcst' upright and vruous
Re.,J,ed Tim, a., cory n ,,oso r,.o,..,
to the finily of our departed friend with tbo os.,.
ance OF our deep and lasting sympathy in their be-
'
lhe resolutions were unanimously adopted, and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

ARREST OF RoGUE.--Gforge Stacy was
arrested at Gardner, Mass, OF the 9th, and TAX
en- to Greenfield. lie brokeope and robbed
Samuel Chambers store in Bennington on the
10Th of August and day Or two after broke
into and robbed house and saloon in Whining
ton. lie was arrested for tie murder of the
two Misses Leland of Gardner three or four
years since, bu! escaped for want of evidence.
lie has been an inmate of Clifton On. Y.,) pris-
on and is an old offender.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

NnHi DFIdIc NHttIC NIhr NcI-N ednesday, sept II.
Whole number Of Cattle market Pip about Beeyes
and l0l2 stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Mich Cows
and one. two and three years old.
PIIcEs-Mdket BeCf-Extra, 81 90 81 25-lst quality
50 70 252d quality IS 25 Sd quality, 81 %; ordinary
SO %.
StOres-Working 0xen-From so. 500, $40, l55.
Coirs and Caiuos-S20, So 45, 500
ffdTiings-s9 ST.. TUO Years Oid-Sl6 90
Three Years OM-S20 s25.
Sheep and Ldnbs7027 at market Prices-in lots, 81 90
% 81 co each. Extra, go, so a 81 IS each.
Hides-7t Sc per III. TaioU a Z lc per h.
Lambs PETS, 81 rs each. car SKINS II 13c pr. h.
There As the Eastern Rqroad 2l2 thu
Boston and Lowell, rs the Fchburg -
the fiichburg from Albany.
RENARks-There was not quite so large stock at market
to-day last week. Sales Of Beef Cattle quicker but
no improvement in prices. Store Cattle dull prices
having downward tendency Sheep continue dull prices
rather lower.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
An Obdurate md Invctcrntc Case of Dys-
PePsin cured by the Oxygenated Bittcrs.

The following from gentleman well known in the region
in which he lives ought TO satisfy all those OF little fah:
WArERrowS, N. Y, July IS, 1883.
s. W. FowLE Co. BostOn,-Srsi-Nne years since I
was attacked by that curse Of all diseases, Dyspepsia which
50 affected to great oppression funess and
bloatng OF the bowels immediately after eating, accompanied
with terrible pains In the stomach often occasonng nausea,
vomiting acldy and headache, together with general
bty and suffering altogether rendering life a hnrthen.
Aer having tried every known remedy without effect and
dsparing Of ever roganing my lost health induced
to make Of the Oxygeaod Bttts, the good Of
which immediately visible my hsalth and system.
Before using whole bottle entirely cured; and feel
pleasure IN inducing all like sufferers myself to make
use Of this rvmarkable remedy.
TlIE0. CARDWELL
Prepared by SETH W. FoWLE CO., BosroS, and for
sale by l. n. TnoRS and JosEPm CLARK Brdteb0rOj A.
DrSKLrE, Vest BratteborO'j Il. BRcHARp DRnnlerston
BAKER IIEwITr, Pufneyj N. WucoN, ". Westninsterj
JEHlsL SWIFT UHmington $. p. MILLER, FdyeneuIHej
o. l.. sHgnaAS, WHiamsuiHej W. I. HOWE Douer J. G.
llIGGISs, Wardsboro' and by dealers everywhere.
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Vote for Governor.

Total in 21o ts, 2s3G7 1903 272iG l2303 1862 l4Il
In the above towns there is a net Republican
gain of Pol votes. The towns to hear from are
in Addison, 3 in Bennington, in Calcdor ia,
e in Essex. in Iamoilc, | in Orange, 3 in
Orleans, . in Rutland, and in Washington
Countes--in all % towns. In the towns of
Addison, Bolton, ST. George, Salem, Ira, West
Haven, Andoycr and Baltimore, there was not
Democratic vote cast while in 10 other
towns the democratic vote numbers less than
10 in each town. In the town of Glastonbury
the democratic vote is 10, and the Republican
vote co. The democrats of this State should
give the entire population of than town COM
plimentary entertainment.
The Senate will be composed of the follow
ing members, all of whom are Republicans:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

Gov. BANKS RENoMINATED.-1h Rcpubli-
can State Convention of Massachusetts,, met at
Fitchburgh on Tuesday, and re-nominated Gov.
gentlemen on the State ticket were oil re-uom-
mated The resolutions were reported by JOIN
A. ANDREW, Esq, of Boston, and are of the
right stamp. Banks will be reelected By the
usual Massachusetts minority.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
POSTING TUE hooks.

We give below rccapitulation of the result,
Of the late State election so far as the accounts
are received. These results are quite gratifying
when We consider the "tremenjus" popularity
of the democratic nominee and the great gains
that were predicted in consequence of that pop
ulaIity. The gains are all the other way, and
the only consolation we can extend to our op-
ponrnts is the capital chance they still continue
10 have to make gains III the future. This re-
capitalization is, we believe accurate:
Yoic for Governor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

NEW HAMPSnRE.-rhc governor and coun-
ell have appointed Samuel d. Bell of Manches-
ter, Chief Justice of tie Supreme Court, and
ii. a. Bellows of Concord and Charles Doe of
Dover, associate Justices to fill existing vacan-
cics from designations
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
THE ORIGINATED BITTERs.

Nature in her great abraory, has stored remedy
adapted to every disease which "ssh is heir to-" But it
requires the investigation and research of the philosopher to
discover and apply this remedy Such research and nves
CATION has succee led in discovering remedy for that most
affective dispensation, the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

!
- 80 y
WiNDmAM CoUSrr CnuEr.-TLo Septomber Tern,
Of this Court commenced at Fayettlvilc, on Tuesday
of last week, Hon Isaac +. Redfeld presiding Judge,
and Hons. MARSHALL NEWTON and Ira GooDmuE
associate Judges.
Grant Jury-Athens. Amos Davis: Brattlcboro.
Joseph Goodhuc; Brooklinc, Hiram Whitney: Dover,
Lyman Howe: Dummcr,ton. Enos Leonard; Grafton.
Thomas lii; Guilford, Ephra,m Gale; jamaica, To-
sah Howard; Marlboro, Dan Mailer: Newfine. Ed
ward Adams; Putney. Lorenzo Davis; Rockingham.
+. s sabin; ronu,hcud. Daniel, Fisher; Vernon. c.
II Lee: Warisboro. Daniel Dexter. Westminster
Iu.scu Ranney: Wilmington. David Dexter; Wind
ham. Ia.. Wood.
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h,, v..n,I S,,,,.,, - " s.. ~ ~
" s,oI,;,.. n..or + S.. n -
NJ, = r.. v;.-,. -. c.,o W.
Ayrc.; GuilG3rl. Cvn,, Carncpter. Inl,x / NJ
Wuolarl; Londonderry. Geo Walker: Jamaica. Luke
Howard. D. Eaton; Marlboro. c. A. Winchester: New
fame, j. d. ReJwnv; putnev. w NJ Robinson. Rock
incham. Edwin Town: Some.et. L. T. Chris. s,rnt.
ton, C. o. Holden; Townshcnd, j. W. Ware. Allen
Wheelock; Vernon. NJ. y. Clark; Warl,boro W. W.
Baldwin; Westminster. D. c. ,;orhnm: Wilmington.
". Hastings; windhsm, Lewis White.
thirty two cases were set down for trial bv ury The
first was No. Is. Samuel ", CopIriioe y. Elliot J.
KiRicr Til, was an action of ecnerul a.sumpsit
which. after trial resulted in verdict for panitia to
recover sl4i,7o. Stoughton < Grant and Brdgman
r,r ,ltc. s,od,lord and no,r G,r l,c.,.ia,,.
" ., L.1.E,,L s,,.L .. mai D.. r,;..
~, ,,..,,, c,r ,,. g.. u ,o..t. iii ...., .,.,.,.
,,,;,,.r.,.i,n.1 ,,a. ,oi,.., ..c,.i...',.'.
!; ,.. i,..i.,.,t,. i.cl... e..
,t ,ioi,ir ~, l;,, a., 81 VT,
,ir mad ,t,r,,.,o. os.o.so1 -, se.. A naro,-a..
Ill. ,,+t.,t,,. : u -, C.c
defendant
No. AZ. Sally L. Mason vs. Henry S. Goolror-This
WAS prosecution for bastay, aud after long trial,
the details of which are unfit for publication, resulted
IN verdict for the plaintiff. Washburn and A. W.
Grant. II. \. Uix and r u s,roo,or c,r ,,oc,n1a,,
" ' - '"'s was
N"'N - ''''' D''','""'' s"seo"' 'or
,','''; "'' "'t"s'n'H Se""s p'"''," urn
.''' WI. I'0'''" anu ''"''"'cu ~ "e EMO"
'','. Inv "'' ''.'','''''1'' on o"'uru's morning.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

PENNsYLvANh.-The oppoition to the de-
mocrocy in Pennsy lvonia promise to carry the
State this year by $4,000 mobrity. We hope
their calculations have morcsubstantial basis
than did those of our democratic friends in this
State
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

MAINE. - The gubcrnattial vote of 3S2
towns in Maine, shows a Republican majority
of II al, against 1895 lOstyear. The towns
to be heard from will probably carry this ma
jority up to 10000. The Saate stands--Re-
publicans 30, democrats l htIIousc-Repub-
licans 100, democrats 81. Mime is almost up
to the Vermont standard in hcipoltics.
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s p f CIAL Office s.
Books with Gifts.

HONESTY Is THE Best PoLIcY.-Dosr DECEIVED ANY
Longer We (the orignators of the Gift Book Business }
will send large Catalogues, book FORM postage
paid to any address. ALBERT COLBY co.
3m2S No. 90 Washington st. Boston, Mass
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G9e Oetmont N9enit
BRATTLEBORO, VT;
SAT uRDAY, SEPT. "a, 1859.

" Notices If religious, temperance and socim meet
ingS 10 be h'Hh ibis Canty andobitunry notices beyond
he "'"ai announcements 'cW be chaiyed taw cents per-
line for each insertion But notice uN be inserted
for less nm % cents
4 i'AH communications mustJ d,compameiby a p,
q'onsiJIe name to secure noGce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

DELEGATE TO ALBANY.-JoHN JACKSON.
Esq, Of Brandon has been appointed delegate
from the Vermont State Agricultural Society
to the State Society of New York, the annual
Fair Of which is soon to be held at Albany.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

FIRE AT CHcAGo.-A destructive fire occur
red at Chicago last week whith destroyed prop
erty to the amount Of nearly half million dol
lars, between 100000 and $4,000 of which
was insured at Hartford, Ct.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

The business OF manufacturing spurious gins, and offering
them ns beverages, under the titles, 'Aromatic"-"Cord
"Mecated etc. has become common that the public are
Justly suspicious u nearly everything that offered under
similar forms, and the trade has thus been brought into dis
repute 1t has remained house Established in l1IS)
to SUPPLY the pressing popular need and nauguate new
era in the history Of the trade We trust that establish
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
DYSPEPSIA!

With all its lesser and evils; and may be safely
asserted that until the appearance Of the Orygenated Bit
tiers case Of Dyspepsia cured, experience in
medical practice Now under the influence OF these Bters
the rule Is to cure the exception, failure
Read the following which the subscriber requests pub
fish for the benefit Of the afflicted:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

with good result. The section Of country there en-
resented can make show second to none in New
England.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

No medical preparation has ever lccn introduced to
the public which has relied ,ucn markell success rs
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. Where the Pain
Killer has been offered for sale during long term Of
years and where its virtues known and apprecia-
ted. il will be to retain its envible popuaritv
and tina. It's sale will continue to increase as it find
its way to new markets, no intelligent person ca
doubt.
SALT RHEuM.-Thcrc is no disease of the skin so
distressing and obstinate the chronic forms of ex-
zcma, commonly called Salt Rheum. Persons of the
hghes, social position, have been cured Of this in a
surprisingly short time 10y the PERUVIAN SYRUP
like all other cutaneous affections. Salt Rheum must
yield to its powerful action the absorbents and to
its tonic and Alternative qualities.
Tie true remedy for Dyspepsia and LndigestiOn.-It
is acknowledge all hands that the Oxygenated Bit
tiers is the true remedy for these complaints. They
are free from alcohol, and contain, udciousy COM
bned with hygenic substances, oxygen, the chief vi
tai element.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

The FAIR AT CmNLEsTowS.-Thc 4th annual
Fair of the Connecticut sver Valley Industrial Asso
citation has had unpleasant weather to contend with
again which has greatly diminished the value of the
exhibition, and depleted the pockets of its managers
The Fair which would have otherwise closed on
Thursday was continued through Friday, and we hope
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

THE NEW ENGLAND FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
adveriisc4 is Twelfth Annual Term in another col
umu
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

WILMINGTON FAIR,-rhc next annual Fair Of this
Town Agricultural Society will be held Mt Whining
ton on Wednesday of next week. Those who delight
in good stock of grade Durhams will there sec the
genuine article.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
Woodbury. Morgnn Stallion.
Buiru-li Niorgnn.,

lst prem. sal. over l.. Graves & Co.. Brookrd SIS
LIST q " 4 to T. l.. 7. Tucker. Royailon IL
I'll Z" " do philSehas Wheeler Calais 10
lSt " 3yeirs, j. Bcredct, Wilamstown, S
2d do j. Houghton. Orange :
1t years, +. Y. pitkin, f.. Montpelier, i
I'd do H. Bancroft, plainfcld. 4
lst wear, l.. /. Tucker Royalton, 4
lst brood mare do do II
ri do f. Mech. Shelhurne 10
LIST FLY years, II. H. Pennimnn, Colchester, G
LIST " dc years, L. I. Tucker, Royalton, 3
son account Of an error in entry. vour committee
recommend premium Of $40 to i. L. lowering. of
Hartford, on his Bulrush Morgan marc with fual mt
her foot she Icing considered neritorous animal"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

WINpnAM COUNTY FAIR-Tho next Fair of the
Windhum County Agricultural Society will, hope
be largely attended by the farmers and mechanics of
this county, and that they will make exhibition of
the products of their skill and labor worthy of them
selves. From the notice issued by the Society VIC
judge that the attractions will be unusually large and
varied.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
Handle tOn;nns and osIicr BIoods MOI IA DO, a.


1T prem Waiter A. Weed, llneSburgl, So
ri Samuel Tyler, Colchester, 10
3d W. Leonard, Hnesburgh
4th G. Il. Howe, Jericho,
"Ihe committee also make mention OF tho pairs ex-
hibited by Mr. Severance of Alldlcburv, Cant Davis
Of South Hero, Col Fuller Of BRANDON Jesse johnson
of Fairee ANA Mr. llaskill OF Derby Line, as Icing
very fine and worthy Of high COMMUNICATION"