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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

who have rendered themselves prominently hos
tile to the measures of the administration, a
majority still remain in office. ! might add
that have never held political conversation
with Judge Douglas on this or any other sub
juct since the ,luy on which my first annual
message, of the Sth of December, 1857, was
read in the Senate; and did not transmit the
Kansas constitution to Congress until the I'd Of
February, 1858, the question Of slavery not
having been decided by vote of the people
until the 2lst of December, 1857 Now, my
dear sir, in writing to you, have transgressed
a rule which ] had prescribed for myself, not
to contradict any statements assailing my pub
lie conduct or character until after the conclu-
sion of my term of office. A statement how
ever, comes with such force from Senator Of
the United States, who is one of my constitution
al advisers--nnd this, too, in published speech
delivered by him in his canvass for the highest
elective office in the world--that | deem the
present case proper exception. Yours most
truly, JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

THE MECHANICS EXHIBITION at Faneuil and Quin-
cy Halls Boston, is now open, and possesses unusual
attractions for visitors. 1t affords of the most
amusing aud profitable entertainments, as it enables
all TO examine the works of the great inventive genius
OF the age, in Art, Science, Mechanics and Manufc-
lures.
4 Startling Tfuh!-Hundreds die annually, from
neglected coughs, when by the Of a single bottle
OF Dr.. Wistars BdLsam Of IPih Cherry their lives
could be preserved to green old age,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

MISSIONS or BENEvoLENCE.-Alrs Dr. Fairchild is
visit to her friends in this region, and attends
in the meantime to the interests of the House Of In.
dDst,y md Home for The Friendess, of New York, a
benevolent institution, which her abors in part
devoted.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15
From the Springfield Republican of the 1l,h

From the Springfield Republican of the lth
inst, we learn that
a rape of revolving and aggravated circum-
stances occurred near IIampden Park, at about
noon on Saturday. The perpetrator was James
DinceG of Westficld formerly of this city, and
his victim powerful and muscular girl about
Is years old, the daughter of eminently re-
spectacle parents, but of somewhat simple mind.
The young woman was walking near the park,
when Dineen requested that she accompany him
short distance, for he wanted her assistance.
She innocently asscntcd, and upon arriving at
the spot, Dincen commenced his work, tearing
nearly all the clothes from her body, and finally
accomplishing his object. The girl rushed home
as soon as liberated, and information was given
to Officer Brainard, who arrested the fend wh;ic
lying, face downwards and intoxicated, lack of
the stables on IIampden Park. TIE case ex-
cited natural and great indignation among the
friends of the girl, and it is thought it they
had found him before he was arrested, he would
have been shot down.
Although the crime of Dineen was of the most
odious character, and although the RepuJli.anis
true, perhaps, in saying that he would have been
shot down if found by the girls friends before
he was arrested, yet that is not exactly the way
that things should be done in a civilized COM
munity. 1t is hardly safe to hint from re-
spectacle source, without disapprobation, that
an excited mob may take the vndicaton of the
law into its own hands on any account what
ever. The law, itself, should lang Dineen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

We REFER ouR READERS to the advertisement Of
Granville Mcars Agent for the sale of the Shawmut
Company's Clarine Coal Oil. From his well known
reputation in the business, can confidently recon-
mend this oil, and you will be delighted with the art
Gle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

DIFFERENCE OF OPINIoN.-When rogues
quarrel, honest men come by their due. The
following letter from the President of the Uni
ted States, is humilitating exposure of the de-
pravity of some of our public men. Every
American citizen ought to feel mortified and
ashamed When an actual President makes
statement that is discreditable TO a Senator
and candidate for the presidency. 1t furnishes
proof that party measures and principles should
not only be sound, but that good and respecta-
bic men should be elected for carrying them
out. Thomas Jefferson once snccred at the id
lots who ruled over the destinies of Europe
but what would he think of the present DEM
ocratic chiefs of America--the legitimate fruits
of his own prncipesP
WASHINGTON, August IL 1860
My Dear Sir,---l have received your favor of
the Sth inst, enclosing a printed extract from
the printed speech of Judge Douglas at Con-
cord. You informed me you expect to he Mt
the Charlottesville convention and would be
glad to know something Of the interview re-
ferrcd to in that speech. According to this ex-
tract the judge states =
"The president told me if did not obey him, and
vote to force the Lecompton constitution upon the
people against their WILL he would take off the head
Of every lriend'I had i'll office"
1t is unnecessary to quote the alleged reply
of the judge. Surely there must have been
some mistake in the report of the Speech be-
cause never held any such conversation with
Judge Douglas, nor any conversation whatever
afording the least color or pretext for such
statement 1t was not in my nature to ad-
dress such threatening and insulting language
to any gentleman. Besides, have not remov-
ed one in ten of his friends, and not one of his
relatives. Even among those of his friends
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CARD TO THE LADIES.

Dr. DuPoNCo's FRESCH PERIODICAL COLDER Pills, lhai
BILE in renewing stoppages Negotiations OF the menses-
These Pills nothing new, but have been used ny e
Doctors for many Yeas both in France and America WIN
unparalleled in every and lie urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them to make the s noe
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

its position-The introduction Of this great develop Of
m'dca science, was through six years trial in most obst
nate usually found among the poor, and made
by their poor living lu III The common compounds Tor
Cough aud Lung Complaints, that fatal Of all to good
results, is the ntductrn Oi three perfect opposites en- as
Opium Lpecac or ntiDony ard stimHidHt basis pro-
ducng grand secret. 10 give the world PREPARATION
which you Obliged To caution patients to abstain rom
where nausea or prstrun follows is not only unnatural
n cure, but Is against all mathematical laws Of medicine IL
you make common enemy OF your complaint, aud
use constant enemy drive 1t out by constant npplca
ton without of prostrnton then your
print will hold Its position, and Your system being lcb
tated the compnin becomes chronic In the INLR-
SAL CouCH KEMtDy those Oh jtctons exist hut with
sin hand weapon, and In the other tool" you drive
disease, aud build up, susnin dcbtated cOstiu
ton. Let friends endorse reuarks by trial all
Throat Lung Bronchial Complaints, and before doing So
cure aud read the pamphlets he found with agents
calers aud buying only such as they rely upon
get the genuine then the endorsement will be found real and
the results perfect See advertisement
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

RELIGIOUS -Eev. q. s. WEAVER Of ST. Louis, will
reach in the Universa-t Church, Sunday Sept 10TH
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s = + CIAL NO TIC l. =.
FROM THE PRESS.

Mr. John Jackson, publisher Of he Calais Advertiser,
writesI know It TO I've all ii is recJmmended having used
it in my family Tor six years
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Observation-Disclosures the
limitations OF this article and many other medicines in
the market pretending to answer the purpose, yet the
sale OF Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer than the
whole Of them put together 1t is Of the few articles that
just what they pretend to be. Try t-Brunswiek Tre-
graph For sale in Brateboro, by l. ~ THORN, and by
Druggists generally evcrywhcre.-9w37
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

a House on WHEELS passed through town on
Thursday, drawn by yoke of oxen and span of
horses 1t Is daguerrean saloon, whipping the cat
round the country in Notwithstanding. None but
the wealthy could have miniatures of themselves a
few years ago; but they brought even to the doors
of the poor now. Science is II great dcmocratizer;
but unlike political democracy, it levels uptrards in
stead of downwnrds, getting its pictures done by the
first of artsts-the Sun; and almost without labor Or
price.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

A CHANCE FOR SPEcuLArIoN.-See in another col
umn advertisement for the sale of pasture and wood
land which offers fine opportunity for bargain
1t is iavombly located West River about two miles
from the Post Office. Capitalists should look once
and think twice before resolving not to buy,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

TIE WEATnEn.-Wc have recently been visited
with great deal of rainy weather. The omiss on
which Nature seemed to make last spring. in not pass
ing her watering pot over us, she is making compen-
saton for now, and is adding interest by way OF
amends. cold, wet storm from the North Fast set
in ON the 18th and continued twenty four hours,
thoroughly drenching the laud and swelling the
streams. 1t cleared off cool from the North West on
the morning of the 18th. This is probably our cqui-
noctial storm, and we may now expect some warm,
cornripening weather Sudden cold weather always
occurs during this mon,h-generally not far from its
middle; and every family should be prepared against
1t with evening and morning fires and warm clothing.
For Children this precaution is especially Necessary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

NORA BENE.--The public spirited citizens of Brat
teboro who were TO have assembled In a Bee on
Wednesday last for the benefit of the GLENwooD La
DIES SEMINARY, will please take notice that, on ac-
count of the stormy weather. said bee has been post
poncd till Tuesday the 18th Of September at which
time the committee will be happy of their attendance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

LOOK OUT FOR Observation-Disclosures Harding
shot at one of three men whom he saw issuing from
under the Windham County Bank tue other night
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

AN AWFUL DIsAsTER.-The Steamer Lady
Elgin was sunk by collision with Schooner,
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~ towns, 2i37 73l 246
Same towns last year, Hall 1886, SAKE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22

0N9 wanted have at last fresh supply OF he fnou
Philadelphia hegerstors which. for usefulness and
omy are uneQuailed. MACKENZIE 4 MIf0HIh-
mavl7
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y
WORTHY ANY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MANY. great discovery Of Prof Wood, have st.
tempted not only to initiate his restorative but profess
discovered something produce identical
but they have all and yone being carried by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and
forced to leave field its rssstess Read the follow
BATH. 1ArE, April 18th 1859.
PROT. o. J. WOOD & Co Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and hyou
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere has given Use to
are first IL fact CT my habiaton and name, stated In
the communication second, it Of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural coor7 To sill and do invariably, My
hair better than in stage Of life for forty
past, soft. thrifty and better coored the same Is true OF
whkes and the only why is not generally true is
that the substance is Washed of by frequent abuon OF the
wldskers will the
have been in tereceP Of great many ettsp from s ParS
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
compounds well this ii has doubt, been bsey
absolute injury have not used Of restorative Of
recount for months and yet hair 10 good
hund eds have examined it with SURPRISE as am now Oh years
old and mol gray hair IN my head or on my lace ana prove
this fact send lock Of hair taken Cd the past week
received favor If two quart bottles last summer for
which am very grateful gave to my 1enos And hereoy
induced them to it, many ske teal until after trial
and then purchased nd used 1t with universal wills
ask - favor that you send NE test by which can discover
fraud In the Restorative, sold by fear without author
iy from from YOU pure article will in,ure success and
the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
deem my duty heretofore to keep you aPPrisd Of the
effect my hair all who inquire Of Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srS
yours, A c: RAYMOND
ARROWS Run, KY, Nov. 80, 1855.
The Restorative put bottles Of three Sizes large
medium SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
proportion than the SMALL rea for 81 per botte the large
holds quart ~ cent mOren proportion and ress for %
bottle. D. j. Wood a. Co. PrspneOrs, IA Broadway,
ia Market St Louis No. and sold by ali
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaed by
Even, PendletOn & Co., and retailed by every Drug
house the Unit ed febll-N
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chnneellsr Jo. Q. auila.

LIVINGSTON, 1ENN., lll1 August 4c0U-
Fhe August term Of the Livingston Chancery
Court has lust closed after session Of nearly one
60 SSsi ,'a C6eaceller enid presided
Tnssnouch as no meeting Of the bar or people was
| hoi5 n this county upon the subject of the new
cancecrship OF this division prior 70 his election
thereto and for the reasons that he came amongst
us almost stranger TO many Of our citizens. and
,hat the vote cast in this county was meagre there
Seing no contest for the position it but Just that
the voice of the bar and people should be announced
through this medium
He brings TO the bench more enlarged experience
as a practitioner and more familiar acquaintance
with the dealings and transactions Of men, by far
than is usual In addition 10 these advantages he
possesses, in no ordinary degree astute insight
that ever watchfal and the alert into the mo-
tiyes of human nature. The record in cause is
the powerful microscope to his mind il seems
through which he truly sees and scans the motives
and characters of tire parties and witnesses connect
ed Herewith. Without all these superioritles the
learning of the books is simply unavailing fer any
practical effect. But he is by no means deficient in
this regard. Quite the reverse. He is well instruct
ed in the science and reason Of the law and familiar
with the elementary authorities and our own adju-
dicahons. His broad, common sense view of every
question enables him to refer it 1t and con-
trolling principle. He lays aside the quibbIes and
teehnicalities of the controversy.
His hrmness. not prudish pride OF opinion, is add
mirable. He fortifes his conclusions of law and
fact in the announcement of his DEGREES by
ing that those who have heretofore differed from
him are 'almost persuaded" to a concurrence.
As tothe personnel of his presidency as Chancellor
no exception can justly be taken. The errors of
youth he overlooks with its struggles he sympa-
thizes and for the misfortunes Of humanity he can
exercise generous pity. During the tedium OF bu-
slness he imparts to the proceedings fresh and i've
ly humor and pleasantly, that operate to cheer
the bar along in the drndgeries of their duties and
are not without sautaFy effect upon the listening
public. Such in brief, is Chancellor 10. o. Guild
and we predict that he will make his mark IN the
judicial history Of the State as excellent Judge,
and an honest upright fearless and able man.
These conclusions are drawn, of course, from |
brief acquaintance with him Judge; but the fu-
Iure will test their verify
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sPECuALNOTaCEs.


4Ao114ua6 are daily speaking n praise OF
dr. EAr0N's HNEANTlLE COR DlALs
ana shyf because II as TO Gfor instsn5ansos re'is
when given in tine. It acts By magc and trG d0Re
rs sSs ~. ga i ssy r. oPfaTE
Of child instead Of BY deadsaiac 10 ssnsbes For this
for Children Teethfag, Diarrh0as Dysente-
". Gripping la the Bowels, Acidtty Of the
also for seezszG tae gums, sesucing Inflammation r2u
Idting tbs B0Oes aud rsisDsng Dain tsa0 eqdt-beng
an " spaso6s u is used wtn SsLass s zee. IN Al
tas e and health Of g0ar csde and a0ts1 9 Sace tae
from those sad Gnd sdssng conssgueao s0AseA are Ger
remedies or rozts ConsGiHts ceza1osee taks none
DAT DR.. Ear0u's GnRaneiae CordtaAs this yen can
req upon Il perfectly harmless enc came. nlue ne
each bottle. PTsPs.ssS , n sy DuPoFNT.
No 400 Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaEyzed always pre-
elements, and gives
tbs True Standard, Anayze the Blood Of a person suf
feng Consumpton Liver Complaint Scroula,
red gohues Of the blood Supply these deGcence and you
are made we'll The Blood Food founded upon this the
0yhsn0s its F R'HV;sin PREPARATIONS ans.
adapted Of the Blood in different diseases
Coughs, Colds, Brcnchttis, Or any affection What
ton, use No which is as1 the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss of Appetite. and for ali Chronic
bfiiIy, and Nervous PrOstrafIols. No > FOR f,iy.
err Com Plaintss No. for Dyspepsia. Beiao 81
rev 1apared FOR absorption II is tax en- bv roDs and
csrr into the Circulation 20 mai rha vor min
you retain The No is for Female Erreg uaaritIes,
Hysterias sHeannesses, &c See special directions
IOus, Kidney and Bladder Com pIainGs taken
In ali cases the dreetns must be strictly followed Price
Of the BLOOD Eo0d 81 Der DO tie.
Sold by CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
No 4hs Broadway, NeV York,
o.. J. WOOD & Co.. St. Louis,
apis Wholesale Agents for the West.
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TENNESSEE STATE FAIR--By reference to the pre-
MUM list, it viii be seen that the managers of
this Fair have offered six hundred premi-
ums amounting in the aggregate to over $1,000 to
be distributed during the week ending SEPTEMBER 5.
This list embraces every imaginable article of
utility in all the varied departments Of domestic
housewifery, home and foreign manufactures
every species of useful machinery products of the
dairy, farm. orchard, and vineyard floral and fine
arts departments, and all domestic animalg The
groChds greatly improved for comfort of WISH
tors and the managers and many of our citizens,
have determined to make this much more brilliant
and successful Fair than any heretOfore'h held in the
State.
This is a praisewOrthy purpose, tending as Fairs
do b. insSitutng comparisons in the various indus
trial productions Of the country to arouse its citi
laudable effort to excel, resulting in gen
erai Improvement in agriculture and the mechanic
ana fine arts, and Offering good opportunity for
social intercourse, and general inquiry, and a re-
Spouse about the why's and whereOres pertaining to
matters of common interest. We bespeak for the
Fair the hearty cooperation Of all good and
brilliant success in its objects Of general improve
meuf
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A pURGATFE MEDICINE,
FoR CosTTvsERssJ
FoR TIE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
For JAUNDIcE;
FoR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
FoR HEADACHE;
For THE CURE OF DYsENTEES;
For A Foul STOMACH;
For THE CURE OF ERYsIPKIAs;
FOR THE PILES;
EoR THE CURE OF ScRoFULs;
FoR ALL ScRoFULous COMPLAINTS;
FoR THE CURE OF RHEUNATIsM;
FoR DISEASES OF TIE SKIN;
For THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FoP DRoPsY;
For THE CURE OF letter, TUMoRs AND SALT
RHEUM;
For WORMS;
FOR THE CURE OF GoUT;
For DINNER Pill;
For THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
For PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They sugar-eoated so that TIE most sensitive can
take them pleasantly, and being purely vegetable, no
harm can arise from their use in amy quantity.
Price IS cents per Box; Five boxss for S1o0.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Statesmen,
and eminent personages have lent their to GER
Hy the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedies bHt
aT space here viii not permit the insertion Of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis AMERICAN
ALMANAC, in which they given; with also full de-
scrpons 9f the above COMPLAINTS aud the treatment
that should be followed for their cure:S
Do not be put off by unprneiped dealers with other
preparations they make more profit Demand
AYERS, and take no others. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have it.
All cur Remedies are for sale by
10. @. BROWN & EvANs,J 49,.
AID BERRY q 0EM0VTILR.f NAhnfho-
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500 CASH.
The Grover & BAKER special Premlu

r. II. BROCkwAY, representative of the GROVER L
premium of one Hundred Dollars Cash for the best
specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
State Fair, to be held at Nashville, September 10th,
1860
The work to be done by lady. resident of Ten
reau.
No persons connected with our Offices will be per-
mitted to contend for the premium.
Rooms over HICKS China Hall, 46 Public Square.
jnly29-tll septic.
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Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.

AN offering for sale reasonable terms. the following
proPery 6b handsome Building Lots IN the 9TH and 9Th
Wards Of Nashville
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
or various dimensions frem large small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices, in the city.
One double three story Business House
pied at present by Hardcassle d Co.
One Ira Of about twenty two and half three miles
out the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad frame house.
and wellpart OF the Crutcher soil.
One Tract of about IhirIY.One Acres,
On the Mureesboro Turnpike road. its junction
Stones River Turnpike, half mile out adjacent ".
Lewis hnd others my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles out, the Muffee5sIG Turnpike Good i'm
provements, good water and timber.
One rracI of about Ninety Acres,
On the franklin College and Stones River Turnpike.
miles out Thirty cleared, balance good timber and we'll
waereo
One Tract of about 1875 Acres,
Adjacent the East fronts said Turnpike 900
p0les-Desrly all good timber and sell good.
One Tract OF about $50 Acres,
Ten miles out Smiths Springs, mile and half North
Of the Murfeesboro Turnpike mostly we'll mberd about 20
acres cleared
several other and land Nashville
entity For further particulars cali NANCE WOODWARD
No so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes fair prices viii be taken in exchange the
above. july26-lml JAMES NJ. MURELL.
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RAILWAY MATTERS,
GRAND DEnoCRATIC RALLYi
There viii be a Grand Rally Of the De-
~ "a. a GfrV.

There will be Grand Rally Of the De"
mocracY of tn City,
On the corner of Broad and Market streets 10
night, on which occasion speeches viii be made Oy
Messrs. WI .sYKES, GEORGE CAN'T, and others.
The Democratic Club of the seventh and eighth
wards viii meet those residing in the seventh ward
at PARK Store and those in the eighth at HAsBRoOK s.
where bsad Of music will be in waiting to escort
them TO the place of speaking. The second and
fourth ward Democratic Club viii meet at Harmo-
MIA Hall. over TowNsEND's and proceed in body,
headed by band of music 70 the corner Of Broad
and Market streets.
Give the gallant representatives of old Maury