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(oWrf Of Appeals.

The Docket Of the Court of Appeal.
Of Kentucky has been made out and
published in several Of the papers Of
sur State, and in hand.bili form. =
From this and adjoining counties in
this District there are, comparatively,
but few cases. The following ar, the
cases now pending before that Tribunal
from
LINCOLN oorSTy--scp. 80.
King v. w.lsh's Executor.
Spnggens vs. Hicks.
Shanks VS. Pittman.
Henson We NORTHERN Bank Of Kentucky
oARRAKD corSrr-Sep 20.
Ieskey vs. Adams.
Conn vs. King.
Poor vs. Robinson.
Bea.ley Va Sellers.
Scott's Executor rs sco't.
CASEY corSry-Sep. %.
Gibson " Msrples.
PULASKI coUSry-Oct. ].
vaught Va vaughi.
Jasper vs. Gos-cit.
N,wiand W lIawkinson.
RUSSELL COUNTY.
Bunch vs. .widelrs Administrator.
Mcfarland vs. Games.
Besk We Brock.
DOYLE corSTY.-sep. 81.
bowman. &c, " Spears, &c.
Douglas, &c, vs. Stone.
Ridgeway, &c, rs Commonwealth, &c.
Cecil Va Spear.' Trustee.
Tspp, Walsh q Berry vs. Shoemaker, DC.
Reed VS. Rodes.
BOYLE couSTY-Sep. 2s.
Farlse, DC, vs. Rodes.
Farlee, &c, Va Rodes. &c.
Johnson. &c, vs. Rodes. DC.
Edwards vs. whitehouse.
Reed, &C., VS. Welsh.
,Jackssn vs. Welsh, &c.
WAYNE COUNTY.
.vr:lk;, - JJ.vdor's Administrator
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Bunch vs. rwidell's Administrator.
Mcfarland vs. Games.
Hetk W Drock.
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nANK REr0nTs.
DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL BANK

AT MoNTICELLO.
In the state OF Kentucky, ct the CLOSE Of
Business, Nay I. 1878.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-09-17
The Mechanical Force Of Limit.

At recent meeting of the Royal Society,
in London, Prof Crookes exhibited an APP
paratus, consisting Of a bar of pith suspen-
ded by fibre of silk in bulb at the bot
tom of tube exhausted of air. lighted
candle placed near the outside of the bulb
at once caused this bar 10 revolve with We
locity prOporioned to the intensity Of the
light. Among the scientific gentlemen
present were physicists of such distinction
as Professors Stokes, Huxley, Carpenter,
and others. Their first criticism was that
the radiant heat of the candle might be the
motive power To meet this Mr.. Crookes
produced another instrument, consisting
of a tube and bulb like the former, within
which was a tiny continuance like boys
windmill, consisting of four small disks OF
pith blackened on one side, mounted on
cross-pieces Of straw, and delicately balan-
ced on point. Between the candle and
the bulb was placed screen of alum which
is transparent to light, but Opaque 10 heat
rays. When the light, from which the
heat had thus been separated, fell upon the
backened sides of the disks, 1t drove the
little machine around with increasing ra-
pidity. Striking the white sides of the
disks ii had no effect. Mr.. Crookes an
nounced that single candle at the distance
of twenty inches caused his light-engine TO
make one revolution in 1S2 seconds; at five
inches 1t made a revolution In eleven Sec
onds. Diffused daylight drove it around
in two seconds, and full sunshine set ii
spinning with great velocity. Electric and
n1aunaeintt, liul,fe al NVI,ivla1
very swiftly. Green glass intcrposed be-
tween the light and the instrument greatly
retarded the motion, and blue glass had a
similar effect, while yellow or light red
glass affected il much less.
But one more test was suggested by the
critical observers of these experiments. 1t
seemed possible that motion of the pitn
disks might be caused by the evaporation
of latent moisture i'm them. This objection
also Mr.. Crookes was prepared to satisfy.
lie exhibited bulb containing platinum
vancs suspended by a thread of the same
metal which had been heated TO redness
while in the vacuum. Latent moisture
could hardly be suspected there, vet this
apparatus felt the impulse of the light rays
and obeyed it as readily as the other. In
the darkness il was without movement;
under dim light 1t stirred sluggishly; ex-
posed TO the ordinary light Of day it revol-
we'd at moderate speed; under the direct
rays of the sun it spun around so swiftly
that it sometimes whirled itself off its piv.
OF, and great dexterty was required to bal
ance it again on the point. If hat was
put over it when in most rapid motion it
stopped as soon as its momentum was cx-
hausted, TO resume its revolutions when the
light was again admitted.
1t is suggested by English scientists that
the mechanical force of light thus demon
strated may probably be the true solution
of the mystery OF the comets tail, and quite
possibly may cause also the axial and even
the orbital motion the planets.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-09-17

GEESE FULL OF FUN.-A goose has per-
haps the keenest appreciation of humor of
any animal, unless it be her own arch enc
my the fox. The writer once saw in lit
tie grassy paddock some eight or ten fat
and healthy pigs and halls score Of geese.
From this paddock a mai row, open gate
gave entrance into the farm-yaid, and, as
evening drew on, the geese ranged them
selves in row near this Thermopye. OBJ
vously supper-time was approaching, and
the pigs wished 10 return home TO their
troughs. Equally clearly the geese had
given each other the word not TO let them
pass through the gate which they guarded,
without paying toll. First there came up
a jolly, goodhumored little ! ig who trot-
ted cheerfully along with a confidence
which ought TO have disarmed criticism,
till he came among the geese. Then with
cackle and a scream, every neck was
stretched TO get bite at him, and, squal-
ing and yelling, the poor little porker ran
the gauntlet The same fate befel six or
seven more of his brethern in succession,
each betraylng increasing trepidation as lie
approached the fatal pass, and made bolt
Though the corps de 9udrde of geese, whose
chattering and screeches of delight were al
most undistinguishable from human laugh
ter. At last the biggest pig of the party
brought up the rear. He was pink flesh
ed, clean young fellow, with fat limbs ard
sides, and his ears were cooked, and his
tail sharply twisted in the intelligent wide
awake manner which so completely disin-
guishes The intellectual pig from the mere
swine multitude. With a loud grunt of
defiance, this brave beast charged through
the flock of GO csc, and had actually almost
gained the gate, when large gray goose
made one grab at his fat ham, caught up
the skin in bunch and gave il tremend-
Gus pinch with her red beak. Needless to
say that the air was rent with the squeals
Of agony of the injured pig and the ccstatic
pseans of the whole OF the flock Of geese in
chorus. From the order in which the tran
saction took place, we derive the impress
sion that similar game of Prisoners Base
probably formed the entertainment of the
geese every evenings Frances Power
CO6be.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-09-17

A CHILD's RIGHT TO CHILDHooD.-A
right that should be sacredly guaranteed
TO children is their childhood. Whatever
else is denied them, that should be ensur-
ed. They can he children but once, and
they should have the full, free opportunity
OF growing and playing in the freest pos
sible way while childhood lasts. No great
er wrong can be inflicted on children than
the too frequent robbing them of the mirth,
The freedom, the joy, the aimless hlarity
and efiervescence which belong TO the child
time Of life. Bot the robbery is perpetrat-
ed by the very poor who compel their chill
dren TO work or beg, and the rich and fash
ionable who make dolls of them, and drag
them about for exhibition. A great many
people seem 10 imagine that children were
made on purpose to wear pretty clothes
and look beautiful aud behave like minia-
ture men and women, when This is just
what they were not made for and ought
not TO be required to do. Religious people
often do violence 10 their chidren's natures
by trying to make saints of them, hen it
is the worst use healthy child can posi-
bly, be put TO. Windfalls are not fruit. 1t
is sheer folly 10 try TO push May forward
into October, or bring October into May.
The religion of childhood is love of parents,
and trusIful, joyous, expansive life, and
openness of heart aud mind 10 The best in
fluences of the world. A joyous, healthy
childhood, full of nature and froli; and the
unconscious learning of life's initial secrets
and alphabetic lessons, is the best possible
preparation for the cares and labors of ma
ture years. The memory of happy child
hood is one OF the richest possessions one
can have to carry through life.-The Gold
en- 1ge.
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Railroads.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
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zS-an= ARRANG EMENT.


TRAINS GOING SOUTH
LEAvEBRATTLEBoRoat 100 and s:22 a. IN. at2;OO
aud 1925 =. m.
MAILTnAIs-Loavc st. Adams at go a. M, Braitle
borO at :3Op. m.-conuocting at New LONDON
withBtCamerfor New York.
NIGHT ExPnEss-Leave OgdensburR at ~ $40 p. m. >
Montreal at 3 :30p. m, st. Adams at 80 p. m,
Brattlcboro at go a. m, for Springfield, New
York, &c.
MAIL TRus.--Loave white River junction at 800
a. m, Brattleboro at :25 a. M, arriving at New
London at 5:l5pm.
MtxEDTRAIN Leave white River Junction at 3: 200
p. 10, Rutland $3.50 =. arriving at Brattieboro
Htg:4O pm.
EXPRESS TRArS.-Lcaye Brattlcloro at 2:oO ?. m.,-
rcaching Mers Falls at 2 sop. IN.
GOING NORTH.
LEAvE BRATILEpono at 7.15 M. 10 80 q. m, 4:55
p. M, lO:20p. N.
MAIL TRA1E.-Leave Now London at . 100 a. m, Brat
tlehoroa at 1856 a. M, for White River junction,
Rutland, Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, and
Ogdensburg.
MIXED TEIS.-Ltave Brattisboro at 7:15 a. M, for
Bellows Falls and white River Junction.
EXPRESS TRAIS.-LeayC Miller's Falls at II rs q.
arriving at Brattleboro at - zap. m.
ACCoMMODAT1oN TBAlE.-lcayc New London at 1925
a. M, Brattleboro at 8:j5 ,. M, for White River
Junction.
MONT ExPREss-Leavc Brattleboroat 10 30 pm. for
White River junction, Rutland, Burlington, st.
Adams Montreal and Ogdensburg.
Pullman's Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars arerun
on nighttrains between Springfield and Montreal.
J. W HOBART, Gen sup't.
st. Adams, Vt, May 20, 1875. 39tf
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CRAMPS AND PAINS,

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change of water or diet, too free indulgence in ice
water, exposure to sudden changes Of temperature,
are Immediately relieved by it, One ounce added to
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FlTCHBURG RAILROAD.
Vermont Il Massachusetts Division.

TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON
Fitchhurg Depot, Causeway street,) for Hocslc Tun
mel at # 40 a.
For Hoosac Tunnel and North Adams at II 10 a. IN.
For Brateboro, Greenfield and way stations, at 1890
and II 10 a. m, and AIS 7. IN.
LEAVE BRATTLEBORO
For Boston at 4:22 and :I2 a. m, and 200 p. m.
For Hoosac Tunnel North Adams, Troy and Saratoga,
at s:i2 a. m.
For Hoosac TUNE and North Adams, at s:42 a. m.
Leave Greenfield for Turner's Falls at :3j and $50
@. M, 300 m, and AL p.
Leave Turner'S Falls for Greenfield at $500 and 1880
a. M, 80 and $40 p
The SAG a. m AID 900 p. m. trains from Brattle-
bor1 connect at Fitchburg with trains Tor Taunton
New Bedford and Providence; and at Gardner with
trains for Worcester.
s1- Passengers taking the 4:22 a. m train from
Brlttleb1ro can have FIVE HOURS IL BOSTON and
return same day.
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&. II. COHEE, Asst Sup't.
AssisrAST SUPERINTENDENT OFTTcE,l
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Jobbing Shop.

DIcTURE FRAMING a specially.
Window aud Door Screens TO order.
Sewing Machines Repaired.
Sewing Machine Needles and Attachments. Hem
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usual prices
Trunks, Valises Umbrellas, and Lock repaired, Keys
fitted.
Furniture repaired and re-hnished.
Wood Turning.
Saw Filing.
Ironing Boards, Lap Boards, Moulding Boards, &c,
constantly on hand.
~ VIII call at residences ii desired.
Shop ina Harmony Block.
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special Notifies.
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
' GINGER

This elegant preparation is prepared from the rRUE
Jamaica Ginger, combined with choice aromatcs aud
genuine French brandy, and is vastly superior to ey-
cry other Extract or Essence Of Ginger before the
publicall Of which prepared with alcohol by the
old nroceep
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CHOLERA MORBUS,

Cramps, Pains, Diarrhma and Dysentery arc Instantly
relieved by it, II will render an attack of Cholera
Morbus impossible, II taken when the symptoms Of
this dangerous complaint first manifest themselves.
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composition He unhcsitatngy recommends it 10 his
patients, and declares it free from any injurious
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

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MISkISSIPPI POLITICS.

The whites OF Mississippi, since the
war, have dispaired of ever releasing that
State from the grasp Of the Republican
party and Its thousands OF negro voters.
Instead Of acting like the Democrats OF
Tennessee, with tact and policy, and
working to change the political complex.
lon OF their State, they acknowledged 10
themselves and the world that their fate
was irrevocable, and only dealt in bite,
and useless invectlvcs. They did not un.
derstand that the spirit of Cancellation
was better than curses and bullets. But
IL seems the centennial time of peace has
sent Its white dove down there telling
the Mississippian that he must win the ne
gro to his side by acts of kindness and
fair dealing. One genuine move in the
right direction Is the going out of the
polished Lamar among the people OF
ne State TO teach them the pc.
nucal road to peace and prosperity. In
'ns must Of the exciting canvass now
y"u''k ..A'nar's voice will 70 Into many
nesro cabins and drive out from their dus.
tycorners the memory o, the White man.
curse. Recently, at jackson Jamos I'm,
the new Secretary Of State received ,,,n
Republican nomination for Con,rcss
nom the vicksburs district. Tho co.'s
tsst now rests between hin and c.,
Charles :. Hooker. the Democratic nom.