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Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20
Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad.
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ON and after Monday, Nov. 10TH 1852, Passenger Trains
" run daily Sundays excepted) as follows
Leave Bratteboro for Boston and intermediate stations
$50 IN. Leave Greenfield for Boston and way stations
9,35 am.
Leave South Vernon for Brateboro and Bellows Falls
10l5 a IN, and 400 pm.-The 9,35 train for Boston
with the Conn., River Railroad north and SOUTH
The IL o'clock train from Boston will with the
Conn River Railroad Greenfield for Northampton Spring
field, New York and way stations.
Stages for Sunderland and Amherst connect Mt Montague
II 30 M after the arrival of the train from Boston,
Stages from Amherst and Sunderland for Boston,
at Montague at 9,53
Stages leave Greenfield daily, at o'clock m, for Shell
burne Falls, Charlemont and Coerane.
Stages leave Brateboro daily arrival Of the 10 train
from Boston, for Townhend and Newfane, Wilmington and
Bennington.
The $50 a m train from Northampton and Springfield
arrives in Boston at 2,05 m.
&c The II O'Clock train from Boston will leave, Sat
urdays, at m, instead Of IL IN.
Freight Trains
VIII each way between Brattleboro and Boston, end
Greenfield and Boston, daily.
OTIS T. RUGGLES, supt
Fitchburg, Nov. 15 1852. IT'S
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20
Thompson g. Cos Express,

ITO and from Brattleboro and New York, via Greenfield
Northampton, Springfield, Hartford and New Haven
Also Boston, Albany and the Far West,
Leaves Brateboro daily at O'Clock NJ, to connect
with their main line at Springfield Mass.
Being connected with most of the Expresses in this
try and with the Messrs Harnden Cos Foreign Agency,
merchandise Of any kind put in charge of their agents
will be forwarded any business town in the United States
Europe. Passage Certificates for passage from Liv-
erpoo to Boston New York from Boston to Liverpool
for sale at the very lowest prices.
til THOMPSON & co.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20

THESE MEDICINES the scientific preparations of
4 regular Physician
and unequaed in this other country great HUI
Medicine. 1t is entirely different from any preparation
of Sarsaparla Dock and is far better than any all Of
them. 1t has been tested in than 100000 cases,
embracing persons of both sexes all ages and in every sta
ton Of life and for all the above named Diseases and yet
to knowledge there has not been the first instance where
mas not done the work Just as 1t was stated wopc ae
&c More than 100000 cases of Humors in alt
their many and varied FORMS have been treated and been
permanently cured by it.
&C NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who have suffered from this
distressing complaint for years. have in known
been cured by these medicines.
O. At least Fifty Thousand Salt Rheurr Pa
tents have used the Syrup, together with the Ceate IA
of them old and nveerae cases. and in instance
effected -
70 For all Scrofulous Humors--The Syrup for
them has no equal in Sarsaparila or any thing else
70 Female Observation-Disclosures is no one cause
which produces greater amount OF suffering than the r
regular action Of the female functions In these it restores
health strength and vgor and enables nature to assume
her natural periods.
need longer be the dread of nursing mothers for
there is reliable remedy. The Syrnpt together with
the Canker Cure will at most eectuaily and perma
nently this disease
IL Venerea Taints and Mefcurial Diseases are
poisonous impurities of the blood which, through their e
feet the glands felt in every part OF the human
system. Not single organ that does not feel the effects of
these poson and by their reaction upon each other eec
uay prevent all the unaided efforts of nature to throw
them off In such cases if there was ever specific in any
disease, the Syrup is for this.
CAUTION.-Neither of these articles are genuine with
out the signature of s. A. WEAVER CO. on the outside
wrapper.
Manufactured at New London, Conn, by S. A. WEAVER
& Co, to whom all orders must be addressed.
E W. ROBERTS, General Travelling Agent.
For SALE wholesale and retail by Dutton Clark Brat
tleboro Also for sale by Baker & Reyes, Putney and
Brown, IIinsdae, N. H. ems
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20

had an opportunity witnessing lie highly sautary effects
recommend safe and very ecacous medicine, equal
if not superior to any other prescription for the above com
plants within their knowledge The basis of this medicine
private recipe OF distinguished physician in of
the neigborng States and preserved by individual
whom it gave the most astonishing relief II compos
ed of vegetables, and used according TO directions, must
be perfectly sNe.
From McSSrS Allen e. Co., Merchants, Cincnnati-"Those
persons who have used the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam,
uniformly speak of it valuable medicine, and from the
quantity sod Notwithstanding the numerous other prepara-
tions used for similar complaints consider it first on the
list. Respectfully, &c, ALLEN q Gu"
The Editor of the Seneca Falls Courier says"We have
had occasion witness the good effect of the Vegetable Pull
who has been entirely cured Of CONSUMPTION by the Of
it, and also in coughs and colds and cheerny bear
testimony to its being safe convenient and very efcacous
mcdcide in of that description. Ed. Courier.
Clergyman from Philadelphia writes, that he has been
in the habit of using the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam for
himself and family for the last thirteen years and also of
recommending to his friend and considers it an nvau
able remedy for all pulmonary complaints.
For the last five years of practice have had the sat-
isacton to witness the beneficial effects of the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam in many OF obstinate cough, and
other affections of the lungs would therefore confidently
mmend its in all complaints OF the chest, as being
equal if not superior any other medicine within my
knowledge. TRUMAN ABELL, NJ D."
Lempstcr, N. H.
t@ Be,oare of Commercials and limitations, such as
'CARrER's COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsfM' AMERICAN
PULMONARY BALsAM and Others in part bearing the name
Enquire for the article by its whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,'
and see that has the written signature of WM JoNN CUT
upon yellow label the blue wrappers Each bot
tie and seal is stamped vegetable Pulmonary Balsam"
Prepared by REED CUTLER & CO., Importers Whole
SruFFs SO India street, Boston, and sold by Druggists, A
pothecare and Country Merchants generally For partc
uars and recommendations pamphlet accompanying
each bottle. Price so cents For sale in Brate6oro by
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20

Beginning at the Wrong End.-At a little Sc,
lect party of the 'bien bodies" there was an an.
cient couple present, who had made competency
in a small shop in Aberdeen, and retired from
business, leaving their only son as successor in
the shop, with a stock free from every incum.
brance. But John, after few years failed in the
world, and his misfortunes became the theme Of
discourse.
Mrs. A. "Dear me, Mrs. K, l wonder how
your Johnnie did sac i'll in the same shop you did
sac weel?"
Mrs. X. 'IIoot, woman, it's nae wonder at a."
Mrs. A. "Weel, how did it happen?"
Mrs X. an tell you how it happened. Ye
maun ken, when Tam and me began to merchan.
disc, we took parrith night and morning, and krai
to our dinner; when things grew better, we took
tea TO our breakfast. A weel, woman, they aye
mended, and we sometimes colt a lamb-leg for a
Sunday dinner; and before we gaze up, we some.
times colt a chpckie, were doing sac weel-
Moo, We maun ken, when Johnnie began to mer-
ehandise he began at the chuckie. "-Ladies' O,oli
Journal.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20

Item for FdrmerS-Wm. Nelson of Ashtabula
county, Ohio, informs the editor of the Ohio Far
mer that he has succeeded in raising carrots, at
the rate of 2000 bushels to the acre, by high ma
nuring, deep blowing and carefully and thorough
" pulverizing the earth before sowing the seed.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20
The Woodpecker's Treasures.

A late writer of a work on California gives
some curious facts in relation to the treasures laid
up by the woodpecker in that country. He says
In stripping off the bark observed it perforated
with holes larger than those which musket bull
let would make spaced with the most accurate
precision, as if bored under the guidance of rule
and compass, and many of them filled most neat
with acorns Earlier in the season | had remark
ed the holes in nearly all the softer timber, hut
imagining they were caused by wood insects
did not stop 70 examine or inquire but now find
ing them studded with acorns firmly fixed in,
which l knew could not have been driven there
by the wind, l sought for an explanation, which
was practically given me by Captain SIS pointing
to flock of woodpeckers busily and noisily en-
gagged in the provident task of securing their win
ter's provisions. 1t appears that the sagacious
bird is not all the time thriftlessly engaged "ap-
ping the hollow beech tree" for the mere idle
purpose of empty sound, but speeds its summer
in picking these holes, in which it lays its
store of food for the winter, where the elements
can neither effect it nor place it beyond thdf
reach and it is considered a sure omen that the
snowy period is approaching when these brls
commence slowing away their acorns, which ot,
erwise might be covered by the snow. 4
81 frequently paused from my chopping tc
watch them in my ncghborhood, with the aeon,
In their bills, half-clawng and hali-flying rount
the tree, and to admire the adroitness with whici
they tried it at different holes till they found one
of its exact calibre, when inserting the pointet
end, they tapped it home most artistically witt
their beaks, and few down for another But then
natural instinct is even more remarkable in I'll,
choice of nuts, which you will invariably fint
sound, whereas it is matter of impossibility, /
selecting them for roasting, to pick up batcl
. hat, III 4 Il. r. n
most safe and polished looking very frequentl
containing large grub generated within Eve
the willy Indian, with all his craft and experienc
is unable to arrive at anything like an unerrin
certainty, while in large bag full that we too
from the bark of our log, there was not one tbs
contained the slightest germ of decay. They ne,
er encroach on their packed store till all on tn
surface are covered, when they resort to those i
the bark.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20

PLASTER, applied to light and sandy soils, is
of little worth. To stiff clay soils as top dressing
for grass, it is invaluable, and one of the cheapest
and easiest of application that the country far
mer can employ. To an old pasture, apparently
worn out and nearly worthless, producing little
else than sorrel, we applied ground plaster, in a
moderately wet day about two bushels to the acre.
and the result was two tons to the acre, of excel
lent herds grass and clover hay. The soil was
principally clay; and in dry time was full of
seams and cracks in every direction. The effect
of the plaster was to soften and moisten the clay
and give to the roots of the clover a chance for
their lives and to the grass an opportunity to grow,
and to the red tops of timothy and clover, an OPP
portunity to show their heads
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20
A Caution to People ohose Travelling Bags ar,
Similar


A good story is told of a mistake which occur
red by an exchange of carpet bags, recently,-one
en- route for Washington, the other en- route for
nobody knows where. 1t seems that rather bill
ious old fellow, politically packed his kit early in
March for a trip to the capitol Among other
valuables there were remonstrances against the
appointment of certain oflice-divers post office
papers, &c. &C., such as great managing politi-
clans arm themselves with. Thus equipped our
worthy friend started for the scene of action at tie
top Of railroad speed, travelling-bag in hand
Time and steam at length brought our documen-
ta'y traveller beyond the city of 'broherly love
when, casting his eye down upon the receptacle
Of his precious treasures, suspicion entered hi,
head that it had changed complexion somewhat
He took key from his pocket and found a ready
entrance. But 10, the result Instead of nicely
folded packages of papers, out came one of the
ridiculous things in nature, to wit: lady's nigh
cap Further examination revealed an article
which would be acknowledged, the world over as
an indispensable accompaniment of the first, es-
pecially in all well regulated society. AS neither
gods nor men ever heard of making successful
attack upon the head of a department with sucl
missiles, the drowsy old victim began to look a
round for exchange. But it was too late. No
thing could be found of his lost bag, and no doabt
some one had even then examined its contents,
quite as much surprised as himself 1t was fix
for both parties.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20

He who lives only to benefit himself, gives the
world benefit when he dies.
Of all thieves fools are the worst they rob you
Of your time and temper Goethe.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20
BigelOW's Express

I EAVES Brattleboro for Boston and New York TWICE
IL daily, Sundays excepted. All kinds of Express bust
promptly attended to- Bills Of Exchange and Pas
office in Brattleboro.
U- This Express connects with Adams & Co.'S for New
York and the South and with Virgil Cos for the Cana
das and the North Packages forwarded to all parts of the
world. s. NJ WAIT, Agent Brattleboro
Brattleboro, Nov. 4th, 1851. u4
]. III. CAPEN, Book & JoB PKINrER,
Halls Long Building, Main Street (up stairs.)
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COUGHS. COLDS AND CONSUMPTIONS.

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY Ball.
SAM is probably without a parallel in
having, during trial Of more than tioenty
fre years, fully maintained the high rep
utation which it has acquired for CON
SUMPTTVE COMPLAINTS. and all
DISEA SES of theL UNGS THROAT
and CHEST. 1t has been used with pro
badly greater success than any other ar
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-20

For SALE wholesale and RETAIL by Dutton Clark, Brat
tleboro for sale by Baker Reyes, Putney and
Brown, Hinsdale, N. H. ems
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professional Notices.

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN AGENCY
in the prosecution OF Claims before Congress and the
several Departments and for the any
requiring att ntion 81 the Capitol.
Persons having business with the Patent Indian Land
or Pension Ofces any OF the Depart nents In the
Supreme Cour u the Tn ted STATES may rely prompt
and faithful attention TO their interests
Enjoying extensive fore acquaintance vii under
take he responsible for the safe Transmission OF stocks
OF money any portion Of Europe and Attention vail be
paid The collection OF foreign claims
ponds will be furnished with special references
in whatever Stste they may reside an IA the prominent
cities OF FzIope.
OHc> on H.t, between 9th and 10Th
Apnl 1883 JOS hENNEDf.
xAsHINcToS PARIS
Hon. Jno W Many, Mayor, Theodore Say,
". W Seaton, Esq heresn De JONES,
Corcug.n 4 Rage, A. NJ vueuy
Seidsa, Witners Co, Edmund la rayette
Chr 30 Brothers. Livingston, Wells d Go.
Prot Joe Henry, sERLis
Peter Force. Esq Baron HHmboldf,
toSpoS Professor RAnks
Chev Bunssu. Prusasn Nun Professor Won. RsuTasr
Ii Col sykrs, =. India Co. RsUssELs.
pk Hume MP. Baron QIeteet,
ser Roderek Murchis.n. NJ. B0urson-
Albany fOnbianque, Esq LEtF.ic.
Board Of Trade, DR.. J q. fiugel.
Edwin CT adwick. Esq, FKASKrUEr
Beard Of healrt J. Albert VarreHuaPp
Geo Peabody Esa. VlgSNA.
pUsLiN. BArou Etselet.
Eeli Hancock Ii ID
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of

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90 nateJ 1suaand eo1tfst To SAMUEL COssDOs tos
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COURT-The Mecbanics'Bu

Asoaioa lsn, jane heBrde. Csthalas H.f-s.a I'D
Percr Goss-fo ne DGYENDANIs, CAfHtRfNE HRFFENATi
tefstr .utanos-i ant essafsd ne cgmsx
hi -bsh aed G ne oEcs u ne Cst n Guy
sn5 Couuy o. ks~ iors. o. the Cay Hall. The Cay a
Hsv Yot the sfh dsy Dscenbsr 1863, and
coy a sad Subscribers
'tsH oaer No 40 ws - the CB ses tot, shin t-sey
days arf be sesss a th,s exclusive a me ~
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hs aTessd hs sA. IL a<Loa VII apply he Coat
10 tAs e-f teasrasd he complaint Dated. APr lsS
al iseTh BARNARD a PARSONS Pla a. hs at1fssyE
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ALtrar n. Nrcol.Y Aoctloaeer.

CHIP and CABIN STORES, STORE FIX
~ 1UREs, ard THREE YEARS LEASE Of No los
SOCTH-sT. MAUCTION. -
ALERT II. SICOLAY vii sell On SATURDAY, April
ale oelock A NJ a. No. los Soathst nea- Dover the
entre stock conEstrF Of Lq1o-s Four Crsekers Fcks
Hszs Pas- Boxes TINS st CGsss COunterS skS
soEes Neigi "a DcoAnters. H. &c. Also the Flxtures
Also, the Year, Lease from " ltS Of the ts,ory
hriek BudInI nth SeiAr IN perfect order, and only sub
leet TO rent Of so year. and would easily rent for
81 SIC The eSse vii Be sold without restetlons and
the building 70 vel sdapted fo- ship Chandler snip and
calm hsuer restaurant bInG stlsfed
Of he bc., parts Of So1th 81 between The PeckP sa
BrdEe-st FerTies
Cstslogpe. the mornirF Of sc.
Pos~sslon OF the premises Will he Fiven immediately st
the sale For full particulars apply TO The Auonoueef
No. n Nsllst.
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CUPREME COrKT. Il calvin 3. Spear.

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Les.s-fO JOSEPH B. LkWis sg hsr-by .ahassasJ
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1fss, 10 - ~ To- q, Ciy 81 Sss f1t siibs
-ny hereof stcys OF the lag Of sa
and y0s ed - ne o0npan, s0fs.d
s.pff- ~ INDIGNANT &c y 90 baadrsd al FrY
toas sne the
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ls5s CHARLIE ~ DsOs, Pi.iafns Asi0rBsy
Atd 90 ~ ais ao, tasi De sonp@st "a i. .eopa
TED sEe o. ne Csst q lie CITY shd Cosnsy
o ~ Csy u Sea fogt, ne IN az ~ Apr. 1913
q asG-Thr CBlkLEs JUD.Os, P.zistns At,Sn~y
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me0ical.

CHERRY PICTORIAL, for the rapid euro
~ Of Coushs Colds isfnen1s HOauenass, Cr)ug Broa.
ehns lDosPsnt CorsuIpuon. and for The fshst o. Con
sumBtIye Pst.ens ineed ,eses vi ths disease "
81 he medicine, Kant land s1s u them vaiu
abel Tor the q pulmonary comp aius nothing his
sterL been found wteh could compare m - elects with
tas EeysrstiOn O-he- slnstu@s sgt a.! 'ini.s
AID IN al d,ssses q NE lung, sad throat E1ers madeleine
tan ebsi tbs i DO ~ IL pleasant 20 tske Ana
perfectly safe N accordance VITA ,he cree We 10
advertise for Information Of t5Osc who tied
y bur those who nave ugt. tAmihes that have
value w Dot be without A. snd b. - timely use, they
from re GangeTOgs consequences Of COGshs and
Colds - b4ch indicted npeu iarO a'ai consumption.
TIE Diploma q the M4sssc Institute vs. AWARDED
70 tis pIeparsf0u b. tn Board Of JUDGES September,
1871 Aso tie Hedt.s OF tie I-ree lsrilutcs u All
10 thu cOgrtTy sc de Diploma II to- O.J iasritais
C2eiaran, kas besh g. eE u The CHERRY PECroxAL,
by their Ocysnelt eousifersol II IL extr.Ors<y
eressnee and EssSes curing afeenoHs OF the Lungs
ard threat
ResG to foHgiu= opinion f9an4et Or lsas esper-
isHce u the emmett PhysieilA o. ths Pprt AID Cy u
ST. JOsA's. MAys, lS5i.
Dr. c AVS Five ssTs tril 0f y0uE CtelTy Pscto-
"a sS prac,ace, has PT0ysu what f0rsss~ from re
ooI Oson must b. tat sfs9cStss and tas
eoies ard eorshI 70 ~hieh We - sas sea are PeeaF-
j. lsb.e.
thuk ~ eqasl has DOT yse been discovered. 10
sres' lov = ~ is,'eay e1 p s .o Ne sltsa2s'
DEAE STA Fee!Eg tEAt asss beea sp4<sd frOsa pre-
le.lfe zssse th-gL9h your srl-Denray ~ ia prDy-
csacs a. Col, WI -Aks the liberty % express 20 I0a ny
eoa.L arc TIE ssrrsE symptoms Of JnsInp,sa h4A
r a.rre re Zoo - cave anything hGe lope VIVA
~ plssclau bsDsEh; ne bo,1e Of yoar PeetqrA. IL
s,siea u s9a9G u neczts relief az nOg sew wees
TIE has fessogG % sound health. II Sl do for
o. al has eole isr e' yo2 are esay Ds o. .hs
b.rsfscfor. Of ul@nk.nd-
s.neszsly s--nE y0u ever b.es-rE
JOHS J. CLAEEE Rector o. 81 Peters Church
Hih sUeh aSET-Ies and lzsz saG1 ma, 10 srspazsr
p-o he sDes uHsss g y tros .. "a et5 a2Sn raL
Prepared 40 ''4 By pne.i.. c1. I fs 80 s,
Sod By al 4ssgsts a8a ee4ss "A Eete-Ce everywhere
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JAMES Cots, Anctioneer.

JAMES CoLE, Anctioneer.
I ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of 30 Val
i Iusble Vacant Lots IN the IXth Ward Brooklyn on
Dean Bergsn WyokOd Na1en and Baltic-sts UnAerhin
and vanderbilt between " Lsfi and Fatbush
JANIS COLE will cell At sHction on TUESDAY. April
T. 1855 - O'Clock, ~ the Merchants EIchange New
Yurk the ioBowiu desrsbe property, viz:
~ lots on NsndeTbit-av.
II lots on Undefhill-av.
IS lots on DeAn-st
- lots on Berger-st
- lots on Nyckohs
q io,s Wsrreu-st
"A lots on Balre q.
NeSe OF the best and desirable lots No
city OF Brooklyn, high Grade the nse Of Prosect
Hh Most OF the streets in the ycHity opened and
paved and the paid Nsnderbiltay one Of
Tie best this section being continuous street
from the fesy the foot OF Cbntsnay 20 Fatb-h
the 9th and u paved the entire length. The
in proyepeas IN the immediate vicinity show that this
desed very distant period 20 beooe the finest part
Of the city Tor Enteel private residence tor bus
purposes 1h- ale Will h positive under The direction Of
A. O. HAMMOND, E-q, Attorney
TeIms-s.ity per cent may remain on Bood and Mort
gaze II dfsiTed
For maps As6 toll particulars apply % A. G. HAMMOND,
Esq corner OF Joraemon sad COurtsts or = JAMES
COLE. No. IS Fultou-st- Brooklyn, ~ the othcs OF
COLE Chiffon, No WHlst, Y. ts2sD
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