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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1856-01-24
THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.

THE MISSISSlI'P LECISLATCK KE.
This body will meet day Its du-
tics are arduous and responsible but
possessing an aggregate Of talent and
qualification unsurpassed, if equalled,
by any preceding Legislature, we
are encouraged to believe that their
duties Will be discharged 30 a. to re-
Iound to the honor and prosperity Of
the State. The vital Importance Of
the issues at stake in the late canv aas
had the good effect to bring into the
public arena the ablest and best men
belonging to the contending parties.
and the consequence is, the election
of members endowed with capacity
for making safe and useful Legislators.
The Democracy have a large and
controlling majority in both branches,
and they will not forget that the
heaviest share Of responsibility for
the acts of the Legislature will rest
upon their shoulders. The Democrat
ic party is eminently practical or
ganization. 1t relies upou no unnec-
cssary and extraysgant schemes for
the promotion Of the public good. 1t
lavi-hes no special privileges upon
the favored few under the spccious
pretext that such legislation will l"pro-
mote the general welfare" 1t leaves
each individual class to its own pur-
suit-pro.ecting all in the enjoyment
of their rights by wholesome laws,
but comforting special favors on none.
This, above all others, is the basis
principle Of the Democratic organiza-
ton and we doubt not that rigid
adherence to it will characterize the
acts ofthis body.
We shall endcavor TO present o
faithful record Of its proceedings, &C.
companied, from time to time, by such
as the attending circum-
stances may seem to require.-.Ms-
s'ss.pp:da
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"A LrrrLE Moas GRArE. Col,
Bragg, who acted 80 heroic and istin-
glished part in the Mexican wa.
was in our city yesterday. lie ha.
resigned his commission in the Unit d
Statos Army, and is about going into
the planting business in Louisiana-
turning the sword into the plough
share. He was just from Washi yton,
The Colonel is thorough Democrat.
and apprehends no serious danger tn
the country should Banks be elected
Speaker-the Senate and the Prcsi-
dent will prevent the Frces"iiers from
doing much mischicf-Aiontgomery
'(Ala.) Advertiser.
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e FALL 0F 1865.
A Brown e Co.,

RlILEl, MlSSlSollIl.
E3AyE on hand Large Stock of Goods
FL suited to the season; consisting o
DRY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES.
HARDWARE, HATS. &c
They invite attention to their Fancy
Goods:-Such rs Ladies Dress Goods, fan
ey Cassimeres & Vesnngs; Tailor's Trim
mings, Notions, A. their Boys, Misses ~
CbiIJreu's Boots & Shoes.
On hand lot of Sam. W. Collins ANES,
medium and heavy. Allof which will be
sold low on the following
It f Il NJ S.
yz.--Cash, or The usual time to prompt
and responsible men. The custom Of none
sthers is wanted.
October 4th l855--39tf
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two mules frozc to death on the route
up, and that the trip va, made with
a great deal of difficulty.
I'VE understand that colony Of
Polanders have immigrated to Texas,
and that that large number are go
ing to settle near this city. We also
learn that they have purchased 1000
acres of land at the head of San An
tonic river, and will at once enter up
Oh the work of improvement"
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c. W, VAUGHAN

nIVES notice TO his old friends and pat
~ rons, that he ha, removed from La
Grange to POCAHONTAS, the terminus
of the MEMPHIS n CHARLEsroN RAIL ROAD.
He will occupy the new building on the
South side Of the Depot square, where he
will be happy to receive call from his old
friends, who may be as. ured that he will
use his best exertions 10 merit their pat
ronage. by prompt and faithful attention
to the business intrusted to him. He will
cep cons tantly on hand full assortment Of
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1856-01-24
DENIES Electro
MAGNETIC PLASTER

EXTERNAL CURE FOR CHlLLS
ANDFEN ERS IN FOUR HOURS.
TllIS Celebrated remedy is testified to
l.! hundreds Of the best citizens OF
Mempiss, the Home of the proprietor; a
mong lem are the following distinguished
and prominent Persons:
Saith p. Bank cad, Ed. Mem. Wing,
Rev. +. l.. Grace
Wm. 4, Yancey Ed. Mem News Visitor
Eoh. y Crockett (I.awycr1 &. Son .Gncse'
; 4. Nor'on, tMerchantl firm CooS X Norton,
: J bhupby, :.
A. 5. Levy
J. X. l. b. VIM,
T. kr,'a, Np.
A. Clr. ND.
1hos J. .nl. ND Grenada Miss
Capt. saw Capt James Junkns,
VIM. tr.ne City Engineer.
PRlCE-0ne Dollar. sent by mail.
A liberal discount 10 Planters aud the Trade.
Depot No. 5i5. From Row. Mem. Tena.
\ BROWN & Co, Sole Agent for Ripey;hiss
Nov. lei l3j5--ti
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Wanted.
Now STORE! INV GOODS!
LADIES' GENERAL AND SlllONABLE
FURNISHING STORE; LADIES' PARIS
IAN CLOAK, MANTlLLA, EN-
BROlDERY DRESS-MAKlNG

IAN CLOAK, MANTlLLA, EN-
BROlDERY DRESS-MAKlNG
ESTABLISHMENT.
vTtIIE proprietor of this establishment res
= pcclfuIly invites the ladies OF Memphis
and the surrounding country to call and
.ec his different STYLES Of Fancy Goods.
For sale at this store, large and varied
assortment of Embroidered and Plain Vel
vet, Cloth. Silk Satin and Moire Antique
Cloaks and Mantillas for Ladies' and Misses,
Dress Silks, Cashmeres, Mcriro, De Laine
and Embroidered Merino Dresses, Bridal
Wells, WreathS. Infant Robes, Silk Hoods
and Long Cloaks, Ladies' Ribbed and EN-
lrodered Underskirts. new style; five hun
dred sets new STYLES Nictorine Coloret,
themisettes. Sleeves and Collars; Black
and White Laces, Jackonct Cambria and
Swiss Bands; rich Sash and Neck Ribbons;
large and rich variety Of Embroidered
I{andkcrchiefs. We have all kinds Of rich
trimmings for Cloaks and Dresses; En-
trodery; Silk Of all colors, and in fact all
kinds of Trimming. Our assortment Of
Fypd- Dresses is the finest that ever came
Il Memphis. Flowers, Feathers, DC. We
have one Of the largest and most elegant
asSortments of rirh silk, Moss Velvet, Vel
vet Satin, and variety Of fancy Straws,
Bonnets which for richness and beauty,
cannot be surpassed. A large and lcgant
assortment of Furs f,r Ladies and Misses
Orders from the country promptly aiten'
Died to. We request you particularly to
call and examine our stock Of goods before
making your purchases. You can have
your Dresses made at this establishment to
1T to perfection. You can have embroider-
ing done ofany desired pattern, and at pri-
ces that will surprise YOU.
STILLMAN.~
No. 299 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. lst l855-ly
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TITUS & co.

VUTION FACTORS AND CUMMIo-
SION MERCHANTS,
No. |, EXCHANGE BUILDIYG.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
I. .lBERAL advacces made on Cotton in
STORE
Giving our entire time and attention win
the experience of the last 25 years in this
place. TO The sale of Cotton and purchase of
Plantation Supplies. We think we can war
rant satisfaction. ....
Our charges, are as heretofore-Legiii-
mate-M Perquisiies.
Our j. TITrs viii represent the firm OF
Moon, Tirrs d Co. New Orleans. s
sept 9th 1855.
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ExlcsarIox TO TExAs.--The San
Antonio Reporter, ofthc lst inst, says:
The Santa Fe mail arrived in onr
city on the 27th, under the charge Of
Capt. James Gross. There was noth-
ing ofimportsnce received by thc mail,
but they had very cold and unpleas-
ant weather during the. whole of the
route. We Learn. that a Mexican md
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Groceries, Rope,
Bagging, &c,

which he will sell on the most reasonable
terms. He will buy co ton. or receive and
sell on commission, and will give attention
to the receiving and forwarding of goods.
Sept. eth l855-38-3 3m
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-27

The New Haven Register says that the
agent OF patent ny-trap which we mentioned
mule while ago, was asked by butcher
whom he was seeking to induce to trade, to
Try II IN his shop, whereupon he did so, and in
half an hour hiyed something less than a neck
OF hIes' The butcher was pleased, bot con-
cluded' as his lilies were all trapped, he didn't
want the machine" "Very WELL" said the
agent, Pm Yankee. ! wont take any ad.
vantage Of you by carrying off your aies."-
90 drawing the slide, he liberated the whole
swarm about the butchers ears, and beat a re.
l'ea' under cover of little the loudest buzzing
ever heard in that vicinity.
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LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE.

One would think that with eighty thousand
words in lis own language to choose from, an
American might manage 10 express his thoughts
plainly enough. Ye, we find class of wri-
tiers who seem to think ii pretty to pepper their
pages with untranslated foreign words, espec
tally French.
For instance, in fashionable novel ayes,
answered the ovefpowered youth, applying his
'nouchoir to his eyes Now i, means bis hand
kerchief But though it may be tremendously
elegant to say m0Hch0ir, there are risks about
it. When the meaning is hidden in that way,
plain people are apt to think it is something
that couldn't very well be spoken right out
How is mere English reader 10 know that
the young man did no, use his shirl-sleeyc-or
some other part of it,
Those celebrated anonymous conference.-the
theatrical crilics-inyariahy say that Miss An
gusIASne. or whoever il may be, did so-and so
in the role of Claudine. Now that means in
the part or character of CIaudine. Why don't
they say so The newspapers say that Hon.
Mr. POddingkopf, the envoy from Holland, stop
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MISCELLANY.
THOUGHTS ON TIME.

"Time is money!" said Franklin but that
is rorldy maxim. To the industrious and
prudent man, seeking worldly good, it is in
deed moneys but to the earnest man, seeking
knowledge and goodness, il is pisdom, that
which is of value incomparably higher than
money.
To both, then, it is precious and they i'm
prove it eagerly and faithfully. BY the one,
it is TRANSMITTED into gold and physical good !,
BY the other, into wisdom and spiritual good
The proper improvement of time is prac
teal subject, and one easily enough understood
in general way, but after all not sufficiently
attended to- For it is not enough that time be
improved ho,o il is improved is an important
consideration. 1t is well to inquire IL any
thing has been gained, aud If so, h0tp much !;
but more important question is, What has
been gained Is il something worth the pa -
Is il something which will help to satisfy NY
most pressing wants 1t is something Of inr>
perishable value
And then should ask, Hon rel have !
gained III Is it secure, so that shall not let
it slip; OF shall | be likely to retain 1t but a
shurl timei All these are important questions
with reference TO the Improvement Of lime. -
Time is valuable to a man in proportion to the
amount of real good which he obtains and i'm
parts during its continuance Man must work,
and he must work wisely and well. II he do
so, then will his ieeiing time be changed into
that which is durable and ever precious.
Time flows on increasingly. Day after day
comes and goes. 1t was first future soon il
appeared as present, and quickly II joned The
past and recedes farther and farther from view.
When future, hopes or fears, or both COM
mingled, gave ii an imaginary shape; as the
present, it was reality, sharp and stern, or,
less often, reality which seemed too bright to
be indeed so; as the past, it is still reality,
yet as il was but is moi, aud shall not be. it is
no, contemplated with hope or fear, with Joy
or dread, but with pleasure or sorrow, with
satisfaction or regret. In the transgressor, the
past exctes remoIse; the present, loaihiug /;
the future, dread In the obedieni, the past
eXcites satisfaction; the present, peace and JOY /;
The future, hopes Of greater good and happi-
ness.
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FOR SALE.

~4AsT The subscriber offers for sale his
EJaissf Dwelling House, located on Elliot ST.,
F1iz - one door West Of the Wcssclhoeft
k.ssss sSS.5 Water-Cure in this village, together
with Barn, Carriage House, and other outbuild-
ings adjoining. The house is two stories in hight.
Of large size and conveniently arranged, and all
the premises are in good repair
For further particulars inquire Of the undersign-
ed. NATHAN MILLER.
Brattleboro Sept G, 1855. so
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'BUY ME, AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD,"
DIR. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb Jaundice BittefS

The Great Spring and Summer .ueeieiat
This Medicine, composed Of the best roots, herbs
and harks in the ~oHG. has constantly increased
public favor for six years. until by IT'S wonderful sue
cess, il j, Acknowledged be the best and ehesPesl
medicine in the worlt Il acts with magie-ke poae
upon The strong holds Of disease,-eeaases the bou'
els puriies the blood, gives vitality to an inactive
torpid liver cures Jauudre in all lis forms, DyspeP'
sia, CoSNeaess. Indigestion. Headache. Dil1ne''-
Piles, Heartburn Languor Weakness. PAIN IN the sec
aud Boweis, all Bilious Disease, aud Foul sioma't
aud especially liumors of,he Blood and skim s'fehs
cning, healing, purifying, building up, and keepns
order the whole system Al persons ought 10 X
them during the spring aud summer.
Only % cents ior pint and 81 ~ cents ioT aq'as
bollie Office 80 Unon street. Boston. Sold BY al
dealers in medicine, eNeryWhefe 6mlo
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the several afttics named. the public NAV III. =
having. hcm pure and 9sHni'., a, the, A. 4.
carefully arg hsof o9f 9ams and label "TREifsf
70 give consumer, nome idea Of our sale,
mex the following scale Of prices, VIZ,
ID. souohong Tea, LEO . ID. Mocha eos. ID.
10. OOlong a. l7Jl ; 10. Java
. ID. y. Tyson " 2.25i5 ID. good s. t@
10 The Spices are put Up in !.ib.6,.
pfcssly for family use and ore WARRANTED Ia. -.
ly pure article, aud only need lf.il 10 $500
ihcm ~ public iavnr
SPANISH COFFEE.-We would,,n,t.......
Of consumers and.desers 10 our Sisa,l 4 - -.
article WHICH b. highly esteemed and a,s,l. -
est satisfaction, II Is prepared with psn,,s,.-,..
sad by peculiar process 10 roasting one ,r..i ~
Ibis coffee, il is believed equal 10 ID lbs. 4, IN,
CT.
DANDELIoN CoFFEg.-Tbs ariel. 49,,
" prepared OF oor Mills and pot up 10 patlses l.,
ing our trade mark, aud may be ieIed No. = \.
best aud most approved mi1lure Of daudelan ~ ~
Zee.
TARAXACUM. or Pseparsd D,n4el,- p.
This aHicle is prrpsfed aud roasted at On, NJ -.
tailed by fonnly tiroeers generally ~ CIV ssa 49,.
ny. aud bearing our ifade mark. thineres -.
cgvse' mas be- relied upon as the Grvuisf d.
cts. The proportion Used ), about one hllf a. -.
ihy OF eutee 81. price Is 20 eenis per tss-e -
us warranted TO be ihe same as that wL.th A.. -
sold fof fifty cents pound by Druggists.
The medical properties OF Dandcion sie vel i,su-
and hcld in high estimation by all who n.s q V,r
bsing preparation Of the root with all IL. -.f,l
virtues retained eau be mixed Wiih rufe. ruo. 4.
best suits Tie taste end viii be fond ehei. ~ -.
nomieal D family beverage one pouad o. uift se
ing nearly equal 10 Two pounds Of coffee. H. ~.
scnbcd by nisay cmiaeni phy sr.aas to iussGa. ;,i
dren and aged persons, as a nuiricuus hettrsEs tus
as remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilious aleeuoas &C.
2 he careful TO observe that Bil our Crii,i u,
our trade mark, Chinauan griading Cof,sr
IL 10 Grooers and Deai,ri, liberal dsoos- !.
made, enabling them 10 supply their eusiousn a ~
same low rates
GTTO CASH PURCHASERS Our ttis,i Be-
ng 10 secure large sales ai mall profits ve sfsf ..
ducements which cannoi be afforded By ibass ne b
business on the credit system; aud We con6stnfS D.
vite an examination OF the quality Of our STOCK sul
prices, compared .sh those Of ANY other hoos
Boslon. Aug. 10, 1856 6m5
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USE NONE BUT
HAYES ALLIED 0INTMENTS
AND HUNOR SYRUP.

The question finally settled Inralids Reoicingi
a Rel1 era in Medicine ~
SCROFULA, Salt Rhuem, Erysipelas, Can
~ eerous Humors, Seald Head, Itch, Burns Mercu-
rial Sores, Fever Sores Ulcers. Ring Worm aud Hu-
mors aud Eruptve Diseases Of every kind can be cur
ed, aub the Blood eloansed of all impurities bv the
Of Hayes Allied Ointment aud Ilumor Svrup-lbe
These celebrated remedies cure diseases snredilv
thoroughly aud permanently, without injury to The s,s
ten. We have numerous testimonials from persons of
the tfsi rspeelahliy, who have had occasion 10 use
these never-iailing remedies in their families, in inc
very worst forms Of disease with the most happy and
beneficial resnlls Try hem-eniire satisfaction guar.
an'eed ~ oil eases Prepared by DR.. e. D. HAYES
pnelors Lawrence, Mass. Beware of an article in m,
market styled tho Genuine Allied Ointment" mi On
by Chas H. Kent, as that is base counterfeit Of,
mine.
J. ". HOLTON.
July 1886, Ives
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POETRY.
TILE srEP.pAuGmTER.

She is not mine, and to my heart
Perhaps She is less dear
Than those Of whom my life arc part
This is the sin | fear,
And even in the dread TO err,
Ay, loving those the lest,
Moru gentle have iccn to her
Perhaps than all The rest.
Has any little fault occurred,
That may rebuke demand,
Ere can speak hasty word,
Or lit Gliding word,
An angels face comes fitting by,
with looks so sad aud mild,
A voice tloat' softly from the sky
"Woud'st harm my orphan child"
No witness thou aud all above,
/ III cherish her as mine;
Or mny lose her fathers love-
\ love that once was thine
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW /!


PROF. WOODS IAlR RESTORATIVE
IS. mo doubt, the most wonderful discovery Of
ibis are Of progress for Il will restore, pernia-
ncniiy cray hair TO its original color, cover the
head Of The bald with most luxuriani growth,
remove at once all dandruf and itching, cure all
sernfula. aud other cutaneous cruptiohs, etc. II
will cure, MS Il by magic, nervous or periodical
he ,daehe; make the hair soft, glossy, and wavy,
and prcscr,e the color perfectly, and the hair from
filling, 10 extreme old agA
The following is from distinguished member Of
the medical profession
ST.. PAUL, January !, 1865.
PRoF. o. J. Woop Dear sir--unsolieited,
send YOU this certificate Aiter being nearly bald
for q long time, and having tried all tho hair re
storniiyes extant, and haviLs no faith in any,
was induced, ON hearing Of yours, to give il tri-
NJ. placed myself ia the hands Of o barber, and
had my head rubbed with good stiff brush, and
the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in,
till the scalp was aglow. This | repeated every
morning. and IN three weeks the young hair APP
peared and grew rapidly from August last until
The present time, aud is now thick, black and
strone--sofl and pleasant to the touch; whereas,
before, II was harsh and wiry, what little there
was Of It, aud that little was disappearing very
rapidly. still use your Restorative about twice
q week, and shall soon have q good and perfect
erop Of hair. Now had read Of these thing, and
who has not but have not seen hitherto any case
where any persons hair was really benefited by
any Of the hair tonie etc. Of the day; and it real
~ gives me pleasure 10 record the result Of my
pericncc. have recommended your preparation
10 Others, and it already has large and general
sale throughout the territory. The people here
know is effects. aud have confidence in it. The
supply you sent us, Us wholesale agents for the
Territory is nearly exhausted, and daily inquiries
are made for it. You deserve credit for your dis
covery, aud I. for one, return you my thanks Tor
'he benefit it has done me- for certainly long ago
desparcd Of obtaining any such result.
Yours, hastily, J. W BOND,
Firm Of Bond & Kelley, Druggists, st. Paul.
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Health and Strength.

hR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
~ WINE BTrrERS is the best medicine ever
used for Spring and Summer complaints II has been
more literally paiTon1ed than any other ever esiah-
lished in this country. Il is the same Richardson's
BhieTe which has restored many inyaids to health
throughout the New England States during the past
thirty years.
p. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine
Bhters Tie genuine have fac sinilc Of "a, sigma
ture upon the outer envelope For sale by pmeeists
everywhere and al my Office, No. 81 Hanover street
July 1856. 3ms8
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Firm Of Bond & Kelley, Druggists, St. Paul.
[From The Editor Of the Real Estate Adgerti.er.l

Bo-IoS, y School st., March 20. 1865.
Dear Sir-iiaying become prematurcy quite
gray, was induced, some six weeks since, TO make
trial Of your Restorative have usel less than
two bottles. but the gray hairs have all disap-
pearci and although my hair has no; fully attain
Ell It's original color, yet the process Of chang is
gradually going on. aud an in great hopes that
in a short time my hair will be a. dark former
ly. | have also been much gra,hed at the healthy
moisture aud ,igor Of the hair, which before was
harsh and dry, and il has ceased to come out as
formerly. Respectfully yours,
b. c. NJ. RuPP.
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aaocnRYus /. aRooERYrs ID

GROCERIES !...... GROCERIES I. |!
UNIlE subscribers have again formed a copartner-
h ship in business and would say that they have
just received a fresh supply Of Goods, which we
shall sell at low prices. Call and see us and we
will do you good.
"Quiek Sales 4 Small Profits" is our NJ otto.
WANTED in exchange for Goods or Cash,
Corn, Rye, Oats, Potatoes, Butter, Cheese. Rggs'
Poultry, SC, sc. ST0DDARD & LEONARD
Brattleboro Nov. 10Th, 1855. 4g
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XTERMoNTVALLEY RAIL ROAD u

Notice. On and after MONDAY, MAI V'"'
TRAINS will run as follows oo,N
Leave Bellows Falls for Bratteboro, ~ a e.,
and $40 PM returning leave Brai!ieoO''
Bellows Falls 10. 80 A. NJ. and 4.4b p NJ. a.,
FREIGHr TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at WOW -
NJ; and Bratteboro at 90 p. NJ. AN.
The two Passenger Trains over this Route, gvr
meet South with the VT & Mass. and Conhs's w.,
River Rail Roads, to Springfield, Hartio'e' 'o M
Haven and bridgeport, direct to New YORK, nj
the North with the Rutland and Burlington cur
van; Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada W
nectcut and Passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads iv'~ .,
ingdirect communication with Whitehall, safsus'
& Schenectady, St. Johnshury and White hOul r,
tains, Burlington and Rouse's Point, Ogdensuu'S
and Montreal. NJ. SL0AT, sup"
VERMONT VALLEY RAIL Row OFFICE,
April %, 1866.
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FOR SALE.

The large and eommodous Dwell
ENiss6 ling House and out buildings con-
~ u nected Herewith, owned by the sub
k-zs;s&SsIS scriber and situated in the pleasant
village Of Brattleboro, on the corner Of South and
Canal streets. The house has been built but few
years, aud is in good repair. It is occupied by
four families, all OF whom are we'll convened On
the premises three neyer-ailing wells Of excel
lent water. Connected with the house are two
Barns aud all other needed out-budngs.
The location Of this estate is in the center of the
manufacturing portion Of the village, which rem
ders II desirable situation for boarding house.
Also, Will he sold with the above two SMALL
LOTS OF LAND near the village.
Terms Of payment made easy' For further mar
ticulars inquire of the subscriber on the premises
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