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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-04-28

NEW Doom FOR THE CAPIToL.--A letter
from Rome states that Rogers, the sculptor, is
there at work upon bronze door for the Capt.
tol at Washington, the estimated cost of which
is $4,000. There are eight groups sculptured
upon it, representing scenes in the life of the
discoverer of America. The first scene repre-
sents Columbus before the Council of Salaman-
ca, unfolding his great theory. In the second
he is just setting out to seek royal aid. In the
third he is before the King and Queen, laboring
to convince them. Isabella leans forward, and
seems interested, but Ferdinand scarcely deiens
to heed the visionary enthusiast. In the fourth
he is confdng his son to the care of the monks,
while his ships wait. In the fifth he is landing
in great state upon st. Salvador. The sixth is
at Hispaniola, where one of the sailors is bring
ing an Indian girl to the ship on his shoulders.
The next is the great navigators triumphal en-
try into Barcelona on his return. In the sue
ceeding one he is about to be sent home from
Cuba in chains and disgrace. The "last scene
of all is death. The priests have administer
ed to him the sacrament; one holds a crucihx
for him TO kiss friends and attendants are
weeping around, and the spirit of the diving
man is about TO start on that last great voyage
from which none return. In inches surround
ing these scenes are figures and busts of vari-
Gus royal personages contemporary with Colum-
bus, including Ferdinand and Isabella, &c.
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HOUGHToN'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC HALL
lis NOW OPEN,
BEING COMPLETE IN ALI. ITS ARRANGEMENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER FEELS CONFIDENT
IL that after his expernce In the South and West as a
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, he al To please those
who are desirous Of obtaining correct likeness Of them
selves or friends. His cOmmolOus and
easan beiug situated opposite the Brateboro House, No
Granite Block, Messrs pratts Furnishing Establish
mcnis.
His rooms are supplied with and improved nstru-
ents OF French manufacture which superior anything
now In nse.
Those wishing kenesscs and all others invited call
G. II. ltOUGHTON.
Drattleboro, Dec. 80, 1s5o.-52
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A MERICAN HOUSE, BRATTLEBORO
"A Vt y. h. THOMPSON, PRormEroR.

A LEXANDER III. PIKE, Manufacturer of
< n and Dealer in Lumber aud manufacturer Of Philips
Patent Farm Gate. Bills Of Lumber made fitted and
furnished order 100000 feet of Cpboards and 100000
feet of other lumber hand.
Address West Wardsboro VT
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POETRY.

The following exquisite lines were found in the
Louisville J'UrnaL and are anonymous. The editor
says. 1--WE defy any tasteful lover Of poetry to read
them, without cxclaiming-'how beautlfulv"
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\ SAD OCCURRESCE-The bark Roscoe arrived on
Tuesday last, having been compelled T. abandon her
voyage. The cause 81 this 5 about rs follows W hen
Of Staten Liant. Cage Horn. IN lat. % fl, Ion. 6237,
on the u IL February :, fell ia with whales The mate
lowered AMI took one. and got him alongside the ship.
Capt Amy then lowered aud struck another whale,
which stove his boat. The second mate then went 10
his assistance. and AT got in his boat, making the
number in the boar twelve. The second mate then
desired 10 rc-Gtu 10 the ship but Capt Amy insisted
on striking the whale again. While they were all in
the boat. the whale came no underneath and crushed
n, and eight e the twelve were drowned. Their
names are Opt. VIM. {. Amy, Of Dartmouth, his
son, George H. Amy. Hugh Bell. Of Boston. Henry
Slnguinert-. &C Morri-ilua. y. J., Elwin Mcnamara,
Jame- CASTE. o. Ellsworth. Me, Warren Thurston,
and MtuUe. Portuguese. Previous 20 this, one Of the
crew, Reuben C. Siyer, of Nantucket, died Of con-
sumption.
The Re- e7s sailed from here November eth, 1883,
for the Paciuc Ocean. She had been reported once,
At sea, December 18th, lar. 6 y. - ". The Roscoe
was brought home by the mate, Frederick Hussey.
Mrs. Almy AMI her daughter returning IN the ship.
The reception II the sad news given above caused
great excitement here, AMI much sympathy expressed
for the family of Capt. Almy thus suddenly bereft Of
q husband and father.-.N. b.. SIP List.
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y. tnt--mon'u l1st Nr. Chamheriayne moved to amend.
ADO reirr o. a SPECIAL Committee. Carried
\ re-'iuu1u from Nai4lus. that 81 900 b. rl.r,u-i.t.I g. .t.
T"ti n IN Ntatrse o. 4falut. R+ferr-I.
i"r Inf-- ~rr' suspended. and Mr. McCuly read tie fr--
'te nl On an"nI chapter 9. section .. ami L, ir--4Ir~. N
90 --ru"n 90 tn CivI Cei-, gI5t. These bills were r-s-r-.,I
s." I"-AN"r Ar- Netuly gave notice q a bill o. remove
% .-liS' on All agricultural implements imported into this
IN Commit cftl- Whole. Mr. Eaasua TO tie Chair ,b.
81 " 'Ht-'-@ ,h- Minister Hfue Interior o. grant u~-III-r-
hti- %. order O. fna I.y- 4 t-- discussion en-
sl"l ga iL- 'tA, ari 20 r-H agseE ore r.uuls- a--- tH.
tD-mlurx- 1890
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WV. ~FA & son,

l3l SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
GENTS q JAMES CONNOR \ SONS,
n L :. Type Foundry, ad Dealers IN all kinds Of Print
ius Materials.
before purchasing. ll3-ly
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Tu--dny. june 60


snfar k91luposo. that EulfIna- b. surveyed again Iahl"i-
.elm-u-
Frn Honolulu. a-rr. ~. Clerk n the Post Offcc. that his sal
~1u~-i O. sI5gJ. Referred % thu sr.ec; COMMITTEE OF
t1ti1u- From A. Blister. that tn sum Of 100 forfeited
= l ol Z bond To- the government. De refunded
Committee
petal tcumit=ee % examine into the law re-p-csu- JIG
children reported that aa1th- p section b. introduced
=" "a made tE- b1sia--s q the day
~ Nailaag, that prostitutes b. fined 300 Tabled. also,
p h1ils be- licensed. Ta5IeI-
h NAlusu. thIs the spe-fti tax De- removed IInlrd-
watluku- that ths Governor appoint %" tax c"ifeNI-
IN "a'-1Su- that thu r1li supervisors b. chosen ~ 'a't'l
n @l'1 o tthr- tkz petition. a DISCUSSION arose ann S}ml
N. I-A'7-r+- both Foreigners AMI natives malt1n-i 'n"t
So supervisors a. appointed ~ tn Minister q the Interior
H. y a energetic - those chosen by the people Inc peu-
"n va. referred
petition that the members q the House % Representatives
without pay was tabled That all fore cuers b. dismissed
E,EE service % government. arl th1t the CHIEFS ~ mAie TUG
" Winster-- Wa tabled That ava De- fr~--rdrrrHl- -.
-tTH=rltvu1 rad "a second t-E- his 1i O. -hi'i1 ~
ld.SIA p criminal tiaI- o. prove the bad character u"
uL- Tbs bill was made th- business % t1-W"EiN"-
IA N4ipat. al real 70 ---.lI um= The bib o. tsl-ui -. ~
q adultery. icereasfur the 6ns yr- Greza moved u by it Oh
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Notice.

Nnticc,
TE1TIE UNDERSIGNED DS LEAV-
4 Ing this ail-ium az am carly date, aud requests that all par
ties having claims against him. either personally or a. the
Agent g the Ilui~su'~ BAY Company. will present the same on
or rf,re ia 2Ou of July next. Also. he requests those who
ale indebted to hiu as the AGENT 4 the IIul-ou's Bay Com
pauy. 20 s-ttl- rheir debt, Immediately at his Office In default
II payment. such bills AMI accounts VIII Toe placed in the hands
Of the Comuauy's Attorney ar collection.
Honolulu, June Is, 1850 -2ij-t JAMES BlSSETT.
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Rr.N u - nAY.

In Committee q the " hot. Nr. R4Iama in the Chair. the
EpfTt Of the Committee on PabIc Lands and Internal Improve
@eas IN favor of Victoria kamauaiu fr the sum 81 S2Upi- % the
nj % h-r two houses coupled by thu Hi-tr-t Judge II Homo
Ea Nas taken up. After "a long discussion she report Of the
NIr- and the petition were tablet
= .A % regulate the arrest 20 de--rtrr- wa rad TOR the sec
~ TINE AMI pas>-i. Ori-r-I mr IT, rhirt reading Tomorrow
2 a totnuItt=e q the Nhaj-. MIR Nafiuu in the Chair the
%, r1iuee the tax ON hpr--- O. so cents ~as passed
a NH 10 regulate she arrest - servants a---rius their mas
= Naelng such drs-rtou Punishable by Imprisonment a. ha'd
~NH~ erlz--i Tor the third r-uiiuE tomorrow
MOSeke novel % ali uru-mlttou lost
IN COMMITTEE % the Whole. the bill o. amend certain sections
CAe Criminal Cod. was taken up The first section amends
L-p[r -. section -. Furnishing owurr- aud Aetptr- u ~
mop aul tipping houses Tor liquors sold by theT ctrAs'
,acn -h1P keepers prove thai they have no interest IN
- sales TAis section passed section That when @u'H
= a-pers are -i-I mr breach % Chapter i2oi the 'ruLt
80 . 70 ather p-rs1u shall be- tried nr tL- -Iue ou-u-r IN
AIs1r1ea-
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SUPERIOR Steel ENGRAVINGS.
2-O-tF &c. &c. &c.
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MadIer,
Lewis & Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis * Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis & Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Top sails.
Fore sails.
Main sails,
StuIling Sails.
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Valuable LeaSehOId Property on the
E~Spianade.

On I2. NJ Ii o'clock A.. NJ.
On the premises OF MeSsrs A. Harris & Co, On the EsplAnsde,
will be sold the lease Of the same, together with all improve
mentS, &c.
Also
Premises on Esp;auaie and lease Of lots Nos. 81 and 81
Office furniture, desks, chairs. etc.
2presses adapted for pulu. ? weighing scales, ! cart,
l safe, improved combination lock
l buoy, capable OF sustaining / 1000 lbs 1 anchor, 1900 lbs.
/ chain - fathOms, l. inch l surf boat
ALSO-LeAses OF the following lands ON Hawaii :-Waipung-
leal, Humuula, Hakalau and Paansu. Particulars Of same st
day Of sale.
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SATURDAY.. June %.
Monday, June 20
PETITIONS.

IEtEFlNN--
krm Honolulu. relating 10 h. postage on newspapers from
hrIEl c0uu-r-z. Ref rred to . Special Committee consisting
otA-sr-- kuIi--u. Baldwin and Kipj-
tr1m kooa-u-s. that The government give the people u h'o-
anira certain .lnsIs "a that district. On motion Of Nr. kalana
ms PETITION vas tabled
From AakaEar- that the hIrbJTs % kahului and h7lepo-epO
Dc male ports q entry. K-f-rr-t- From the same place that all
sOseurlrut officers b. debarrei from being tax assessors Ia
BEL That all distllatiou and safe 81 liquor be forbidden on
uf-- sLIHis: that th- P2{gEeyi n newspaper b. discontinued
fJn koIauplSD- thit the special tax on horses b. an1l-
sh7i that ali the Kings ministers b. dismissed, and that tn
eh-f. - the Kings minister's On motion 81 Mr. 6reen ims
p-tH1u was tabled. very much % the Indignation % the member
iEn that district, Mr. Uk-Ee.
Bills sSD Resolutions
~ thainbeTIyn- u ilio- read an Act To enable the prose
eul1n % prove the bal character u the defendant IN criminal
ets-s- Paasi - the translator.
Ar- Kip readan Act u license ~peidlers. which passed To its
sond railing
dr- Grern read hs hHI to extend the jurisdiction Of the Cir
GU t'urts- uiEiuS trials Tor murier tria'le ~ th-~e Courts
n 'r-u explained that h- Introduced this bill not hecau~r h-
tNH--1t Justice hMl MT he-u done IN the late case 81 murder III
., ii,t1cr. a. the government organ represented last week
NW % provide fT cases uf m1uIer which may occur IN the III
WE- Ihe eSpeus- AMI trouble II witnesses coming from the
rssmote districts % Honolulu being useless a IN the opinion Of
NJ 1r--l- constituents justice can b. obtained just n well on
zhi-rent Islands a. AZ Honolulu
Ar haakua gave notice Of a bill u amend section 900 81 the
Civil Code
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Hou-c-Furni~h5uG Goods.

COmpTsin--LIn.n Ia0Ie HanlSNs- 0Ielchel aII NT0"H super
Table Covers; pilow-case Linens Linen Shcctiugs; Quilts,
TO-. Ill. l2-I, assorted qualities ToweIing-. NaPsi1s. Dii-
per, Doyies white family Blankets embossed velvet Table
aud Piano Covers. biearhei Shestucs, extra fine Also, via
Isthmus-a fun line Hosiery. Gloves. p,lain"s. OrEaudirs,
Dasu-. Robes. Jackpuetts. French HuSlius, CaWircs, Irish
Linens, etc. And a general assortment Of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, suited 10 the Spring Trade. Also. eN Oracle,
Eliza. Denmark. &c. &c. Velvet Medallion Carpets Brussels
and Three-Py Carpets; In-rtjuS. H-mps, English and Ameri-
can Drug-ets. Table Oh Cloths. Green BaiEers, Window Shades
and Hollands Br,catelle and Demasks. Paper IIausngs and
Borders.
Agency Of Jeweu'S celebrated Ol-Clotis. 81 a 2++.
Invoices very lDw-Vriced Flower Oil cloths. now ending, and
for sale. at low rates. by FRANK BAKEB.
10 and ll2 CLAY Street, l3j and 49, Merchant street.
2IS-3m san Francisco. California.
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Ex Great RepmbIic. Good EgOpe

hCEAN TELEGRAPH REY NARD. H.
HASTINGS. md REPORTER Fifty bales assorted
Duck, 60 Ia. Fifteen bales light and heavy Bear Duck. Ten
bales Flluucis. assorted. Twelve cases Canton FlauuslS, brown
and hleactei. Ten cases Kentucky Jeans. Fifteen cases Cot
touaies. Twelve cases ~. M and AZ Apron Checks.
Twenty cases bleached Shrtiu-s, All widths. Seveuty-iveC cases
nvurte brands Prints. Twenty cases Deuims. Fifty cases
Ticainrs. Twenty bales blue, red and gray Blankets. Also, a
mil -Y-rsu Of
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SpttiaI 3lontfs.

THE BEST REMEDY FOR RHEUMA-
t.sm Halls -Ar,aI4riA, IeL.E Dock and IaI.le FOL! Patass.
ls5--l
HALL'SSARSAPARILLA ELLOW DOCK
a-I Iriil- 81 PDtt-= Is prepared from the l-ess red Jamaica
SIrapsriLt AMI Eu-H-a Ipl.L- % Fl-4---llmirabie - a re-
.tgr4tige anil pluaer of ;h- ti.pI, il cleanse the system Of all
morbid and impure mAtter-r-m1yes pimpes, bois and erup-
ti1l- from the -siu-cIr-- rheumatism aud pains - all Kinds.
AL who can afford -h1III Use 10, as tu-uI-tl give them strength
and rrIong life. sold oy Druggists generally, At 81 per bottle.
.. HALL Co.
Pmrr=;or, wholesale Druggists. H. AMI rs Clay street,
1sj-om san Francisco.
O F.a.SA. MI PsoGEE~ DEL-OcEANIE LoDGE,
w So-l-+, under the Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Coun-
" ell Ofthe Grand Central Lodge o; France, working in
the ancient scotch Rite, holds ~ regular meetings on the We'd
uesIsy nearest the full moon Of each month, al the Old Lodge
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
to attend.
August Is. l50-tfl p. c. JONES. Secretary.
HONOLULU RIFLES. ATTENTION.
The Members Of the above Company are hereby notified
EE5 that, ate. this date, notices will not De issuei as hereto
al fore.
~ Regular Drills will bee held At the Armcry Of the Corps
sH on the > AMI ith Friday evenings Of each month, At =
clock r. VI. Per order:
=. JONES. DIN II. BROWN.
orderly S-r-eaut. Captain.
Head Quarters Honolulu iaH--,l
December 3, 1859. lN.-u
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BROWN BREAD WITHOUT YEAST
One quart Of Indian meal, one pint of
white or brown -four, one tea-spoonful of
salt, one-half cupful of molasses, and
one tea-spoOnful Of soda, dissolved in hot
water, stirred into one quart of sour milk,
warmed. Beat all together into batter,
and bake slowly two hours.
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THE PHILADELPHIA.
fash Drug, Paint and Glass Store,


PlllI.ADELrlilA.
~ Druggists, Merchants Farmers, and III" public cv-
cry where. Wl sell at Nhuirs sale and rrall, To the
Spring Trade Of I-GU heavy stock Of Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals, &c, &c &c.
10000 Boxes of Window Glass assorted & qualities
10000 Pounds of Putty, Wltc Black, Red &c., in bulk
nladdrrs.
10000 Gallons linseed oil, Spirits Turpcnunc, Car.
phuc, Alcohol sc.
- Tons Of Pure White Lead, 9n Bhls,, Bblt, 00 is,
u and II. IL. Kegs.
30 Tons Of Pearl Snow White Lead, an Bills, Bbs 100,
80, p aud IL h., Kegs.
10 Tops ID New York White Lead it, lbs., ibls, 100,
~ Tons Ot America SNOW White Zinc, in Bbls, Bills,
100 80, - and II. ID. Kegs.
20 Tons of Lrlg American Zinc, Bills Bbls., 100, 80,
- and L.. lb. Kegs.
2j Tons of Zine Paints, Of different colors, Dbls Bbs
100 81, - and IL. lb. Kegs
30 Tons Of Mineral Paints, ul different COlnrs dry or
ground in Oil
10000 Pounds Ci Pure French Green, Cromc Green,
yellow, Blue black and other cOlurs, dry in Oil
LOUD Pounds nt Snults assorted Blue Black Red Green
and other CUurs
ilO Packs of Gold leaf Glasirrs Diamonds, Glazers'
Patty, Hack Knives &c.
@oW. .Gallnns Boiled 0Il Narnlshcs Japans, Zine Dry
ef a. Pant, NArnish and Calsuminc Brushes, tugeth
tr NItli complete assortment ui first class Goods
braccd in the Drug and Paint business
ALSO,
20OO Bbs, Roman Cement
3uOO Rosendalc aud Hydraulic Cement
lVO " CacinGd, Land, Dentistry, Casting Plaster, g.
III All of which viii scll at WHOLESALE or RE
ll at irom 10 To per cent less than other establish
mcntS
HENRY O. d. BANKS,
Proprietor Of the
Philadelphia Cash Drug, Paint aud Glass store,
Southwest corner ol Fourth and CIllowhill ss Phila.
March II, lSG0--3n
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AGRICULTURAL.
MAXINIS.

" Never put oil till tomorrow what can
as well be done to-day" Our short work
ing seasons and variable climate render this
absolutely necessary.
" Never occupy more land than you can
cultivate thoroughly" One acre well
titled is more profitable than two acres
slcvenly managed.
Never contract debts, with the expec.
tation of paying for them with crops not
yet grown" There are SO many liabilities
to failure, that we seldom realize what we
anticipate,
Never keep more stock than you can
wietcr we'll; nor less than will consume all
She fodder you can raise" 10 sell hay or
straw is unwisc and Improbable,
"Nover expose stock of any kind to the
inclemency of Canadian winter" They
require, at least one-third more food, and
are poorer in the spring; besides, it is
cruel and shiftless.
. Never neglect getting up p years
supply of wood in the leisure of winter"
1t is Improbable to cut wood in summer,
VIXEN wages are double, and every hour is
required on the farm.
Never spend your labor and waste
your seed, in trying to raise grain in
q dropsical" land" 1t is better to spend
the price Of the seed and labor of plowing
and narrowing, in drains at the first then
your capital is properly invested, and you
will be likely tc get a handsome dividend
" Never plant an orchard with the ex-
pecta,ion Of its thriving unless you first
prepare the land well, then plant well,
stake well, fence well, and cultivate-wcll
hoed crops are the best" What is worth
doing at all is worth doing well, must al
ways be borne in mind in the raising of
fruit trees to anything like perfection.
g Never let your tools and implements
he exposed to the decaying influences of
she sun, rain, and frost, except when in
use" "Aplace for everything and every.
thing in its place, will pay at least twenty
Eve per annum, in this respect,
Never depend upon neighbor's
grindstone to sharpen your tools on 1t
is waste of time; and time is farmers
capital, when rightly employed. This
might also apply to borrowing in gener-
al.
Never trust boys to plow, unless you
are frequently in the field" A mans
wages may soon be lost in careless plow-
ing,
''Never trust children to milk the cows,
unless some competent person follows after
to secure the most valuable part of the
milk A COW is soon spoiled by bad
milking.
Never use the contemplate saying,
O. fine enough yet" but always endeavor
to do everything in season. "Take time
by the forelock." Lead the work, rather
then be drsuen by it.
Never let the farm absorb all your at
tantion, to the total exclusion of garden
There is more profit and real pleasure to
be deriven from garden, than from any
other acre of the farm. A good farmer
should also be good gardener,
Never think of doing without an ag.
ricultural paper, even if you take three OF
four political papers" They do not meet
the wants of an agriculturalist.
Never believe all you read, even il
an agricultural paper;"' prove all things,
aud practice that which suits your position
and circumstances best R. w. S.
Woodstock, Canada West.
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-12
SOWING PLASTER

The addition of little salt and un.
leached ashes to plaster for clover, has the
effect OF giving the clover an early start
and attracts and fixes ammonia from the