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Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
RAILROAD HOUSE.
VIM. II. PETIT. PROPRIETOR
Successor to James Thompson).
EMtraMee-4S COnIHlACrcla and 81 Clay
Sds., HctN~ee" Front NWd Battery.
--------ISzAN " Fra NCkS1,O,

Nro IAINAN l. ........ .FIkST FLOOR.
LADIES' ORDINARY -. ...,,.. SECOND FLOOR
HAVING PURCHASED the fixtures and rent
IL cd this splendid establishment, the present
proprietor solcits continuance Of its former ibe
raj patronage, and guarantees that no effort on his
part shall be wanting tO render the house COM
Portable and pleasant home for the weary traveller
HOUSE RENOVATED AND FURNITCRENEw
Prices in accordance with the times.
OrMeals at All hours, and LOdwAngs
WI a or without Meals.
Attached to the Hotel is a magnificent Hair
Dressing Saloon, with Bath Rooms. Also, Bar and
Billiard Rooms, &c.
R-The BAR will be stocked with the choicest
Wines, Liquors and Scgars, and FREE LUNCH
served up at ii O'Clock every day.
tS7m3l WM. H. PETfIT, Proprietor.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
AList%Le,tera

1O January Ist, lo5a
Persons enqulFDg for letters In this lIst wIl please
say-"Advertised January lst"
u a. u. THATCHER, Pm.
PiacervIlle, January let, 1855
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
&. e. MCLEAN

&. e. MCLEAN
lsour authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
vicinity. Orders for the paper advertising or
job work leit With him, will be promptly at
tended to.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

DRESS SITKS!-Plain; Striped and Plaid
- ed Dress Silks, just received at
BLOCH 4 BAGHMAN6.
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rss,r5i5ss,sSss CANALRAILRoAD. WI,

r5s,rad5Sss5Ss9 CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
fs.ssssssss.s.sA AkKANG EMENT-Conimeucng MONDAY,
--AGNov. sth 1858. Trains will run daily, sun
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
500 4. NJ, freight train With passenger attached for
Northampton, arriving at 1000 AM.
100 A. NJ. freight triin with passenger attached, for
P.aiuvie.
Il:55 A. arrival Of 100 A. NJ Express train
New York, connecting ut Northampton with train Conn
River H. H., for Greenfield, Brattleboro, Bellows Falls and
Northern Railroads Receiving passengers at Westfed,
from trains Western Railroad, from the East and West
Up NJ, arrival Of l2I5 p NJ train from New York,
connecting ut Painvile with train Hartford Providence
and fishkl Railroad going West, and at Westheld with
trains Western r. r. going East and West. Renewing
from Hartford Providence and Fshkll Railroad
at Painvie and from train Western Railroad ut West
Held, from Boston, Worcester AMI Springfield.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
lilo A. NJ, in Connection with train on Conn. River r.
r. from the North Connecting Westheld with trims
Western H. r. going East and West, and at Painvile with
train Hartford Providence aud fishk Railroad going
East AT New Haven with 2Oj p NJ Express train for New
York.
1910 p freight train with pa.seng attached for
New Haven connecting painvile with train Hartford
Providence and fishkll Railroad going West
LEAVE WESTfIELD AT
200 A. NJ for New Haven connecting at New Haven with
1850 A. NJ train for New York and intermediate stations
Passengers for the Hartford Providence and Fski Rail
Road will take this train to Plainyille.
LEAVE PLAINVlLLE AT
$50 P NJ freghs an with passenger car attached for
CoLLINsyILLE BRANcn TRAIN.
Leave oq,nsyie a. I;bo a n and 80 Return
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trains leave New York daily, Sundays excepte)
corner Franklin and Center Streets 6l5 T. NJ and arrive
at northampton at Hoo NJ Leave Northampton at - 30
7. VI and arrive in New YORK at l2oo A. M. Through
without change of cars.
Daily lines Stages from Northampton to Amherst,
wlliamshurgh Iayienville, Florence and Iiadey From
Colnsvie TO New Hartford and Ninsed From cheshire 10
Waterbury. +. DENNIS, General Agent
New Haven, Aug 1lh, 1855 81
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

by License from the Judge Of Probate, will be sold
PUBLIC CTTON.
oa Tuesday, Dec. 18th, IA 10 o'clOct A. M,
the pre. 5, all :he propcrtyboh Real and Personal
belonging the Estate NJ JOSEPH n. DOOLIT-
TIE, iaic of vernon. in the County Of Windham
and state Of Vernon deceased which he had in his possess
sion at the time of his DEATH consisting of the foowin ing
described property namely. The Tavern Stand with Barn
and Sheds together with of Nrr't Land,
which there Is fine young Orchard Il G1 Fruit just be
ginning to bear Also large Lumber All Grst Mill COM
bned, a. by 30 feet four stories high with rate Water
Power aud Mil Yard with prospect u nN of stock for
'e mill for many year, Also lot u about half acre
with good Blacks .'l'i shop thereon.
The above Real Estate situated in good location about
20 rods from South Vernon Depot The above is all under
aortgage and will have to be sold together.
Also at the time and place all the Pers u Property
belonging to said Estate consisting of
J Horse, Cow, Harness. Buggy Wagon,
! Express Wagon Buffalo Robes,
Fat Hogs, Shoats,
All the Hotel Furniture consisting Of Beds Belseads, and
Bedding, Chairs, Tables, Mirrors, Crockery, &c
TERMS: CASH on all Personal Property. On the Real
Estate half Cash. the remainder long credit be
had, security to be given by mortgage.
WIN. DOOLlTTLE, admir-.
South Vernon, Vt, Nov. Sth, 1858. iw-4I
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

RSFS The Estate situated on Birge Street,
RH Brateboro, about minutes walk from the Depot
l.IlA owned and occupied by ELIJAH UPTON.
Icomprses about 90 Of land with large Brick House
in perfect order thereon. Also Barn, Carriage House and
other outbuldngsand in every way is very desirable
Estate.
The premises can oe seen by calling Mr.. j. II. PLUM
MER, on Brge ST., near the same.
For further particulars enquire of c. b. FARLEY.
No. 1875 State ST., BOSTON.
Possession can be given at any time. tf-2l
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GOOD FARM LANDS
INTHE STATE OF NEW Sf.RsEY
The Hanover Tract of 10000 moro

The Hanover Tract OF 10000 ncrCs
sih having been held in the family Of the subscriber
niiA nearly century, offered for sale In farms
Of twenty and upwards.
1t ia In the County NJ Burlington and n easy access; he
ing about 80 miles from Philadelphia, and 10 from New York
The soil in places sandy cidV iOan in others
rich black sand dboRnd,ng In dcodyed vegetable matter
and IN others light sand with loamy subsoil.
The Rancocs River rises In these lands and waters them
In every direction with small streams the banks Of which
are depostes Of suitable for manure.
Excellent Green Land MART Of the best fertilizers
known can be bought in the vicinity for the low rate Of %
cts. per ton. Lime can also be bought at low cost
The cputry level the soil free from rocks and
well suited to the raising Of all kinds Of Grains Grasses
and Roots and particularly well suited to the cultivation Of
the Peach Tree Melons and Strawberries. The Gram
berry naturally all the low grounds and with slight
cultivation will produce from 100 t80O bushels per
Every thing raised Ids ready market the spot from
those who buy to supply the barge cities and farmer may
take his produce to market with ease the Depot "
the Mt Holly Philadelphia X. Road Is but 10 miles distant;
besides which Rail Road from New Yor. to Philadelphia
passing directly through these lands under
and will he finished in 1859.
The climate is perfectly healthy free from ohis or e-
ters, and the winters open, mild and short
Hanover Furnace is in the midst Of these lands ut which
Iron Foundry, rist and Saw Mills Church and School
Honses, Blacksmith, Carpenter and Mheerght Shops anil
number Of Dwelling houses.
Farms will be sold only to actual settlers at prices vary
ing from $40 to $50 per acre, until certain number dis
posed Of The terms to suit settlers with limit
cd means.
Farmers are invited to examine these lands for themselves
and they will find them represented The title is iudis-
puabe, and WARRANTED Deeds given when the purchase
money is paid.
Route tn the Land Daily stages run from Doricntown
the Camden Amboy r. Road pointyie and New Egypt
both which are in the vicinity the propretos Of
Stage Lines forward passengers to Hanover Furnace
ANY further infornat be had by letters addressed
the subscriber Brown Mills, burlington County, N. j.
SAM'L II. JONES'
H4SovrR FURNACE.
Mr.. Jones is permitted to refer TO
DR. ne G. ". % GRHG, anu Dratllcporo, VI omlc
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TATE OF VERM MT.

= t a Il IL M D
~ MARLBORO, SIS.
The Probate Court for said Disrio To all persons in
terested in the Estate OF MARY SUMNER late Of Halifax,
in said District deceased, Greetngs Whereas, SANFORD
PLUMB Administrator upon said Estate has applica-
tion this Court for extension Of the time heretofore
limited for the settlement his administration You
are therefore hereby notified that this Court decide
said application the session thereof to be held the Pro-
bate ONCE In Bratteboro in said District the last Thurs
day November A. d. 1885, when and where you may be
Is y. HoLBRooK, Register.
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r OST, ON THE % INST, A HOUND DOG,
i A one year old-coor black and white Whoever will in
form the subscriber where he may be found shall be well paid
his trouble. JOHN. Il. TYLER.
Gulford, Nov. Sd, 1858. 3w.45
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FARM FOR SALE.

%szsA The subscriber wishes to sell his Home Farm in
ERW Hinsdale, N. H. situate within three miles Of Brat
.lsslR2. teboro village, consisting Of One Hundred
and FiNy Acres, suitably divided into Moving, Pasur
ing, Tillage and Woodland, with convenient Buildings
For particulars inquire Of L. O. Mead ESQ., Bratteboro
Of the subscriber the premises.
ERASTUS DICKINSON.
Iinsaale, N. H., October IA, 1885, AZ
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IA + o r S A LIE. A Dwelling
" House Clark Street, in the South part Of the village
.hRof Bratteboro " Also, Building Lot adjoining the
same, cheap for cash or short credit.
For further particulars enquire Of N. STEARNS.
July IL, 1855. 20
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Aibh'iaNS oootsf WIN oNiNub NhSh
principal regulators of tho
performs its functions well,
fully developed. The stomach
on the healthy action Of the
lance Ats functions; when the
- are at fault, and the whole
- of one organ--the Liver
For the diseases of that or
has made it his study, in a
- years, to find some remedy
<many arrangements to which
>aatNst found, ANY person trou-
p1aint. in any Of its forms,
conviction is certain.
or bad matter from
place a healthy flow Of bile,
-causing food to digest we'll,
giving tone and health to the
the cause OF the disease
cured, md, what 10
%.the occasional use Of the
= ficient to relieve the stomach
rising and souring.
retiring, prevents Nighf-
night, loosens the bowels
.tiveness.
cure Dyspepsia.
will always relieve
N male obstruction removes the
Nmakes a perfect cure.
N relieves CbOiic, while
sure cure for Cholera
Of Cholera.
Lneeded To throw out Of the
= cine after a long sickness.
.Jaundice removes all sal
from the skin.
AStime before eating gives vi
uzsfood digest well.
&cures Chronic Diar-
Summer and
&, almost to the tifst dose.
-tacks caused by Worms in
- safer, or speedier remedy in
<DroPsy, by exciting tha
Lmending this medicine as a
Ague, Chill Fever,
lious Type. 1t operates
are willing to testify to its
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FARMS FOR SALE.

>AszR THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale
.siM his home farm situated about miles south west
9kA from the village Of Vernon. Said farm contains
50 acres Of good II which fty is covered with
wood the remainder is divided into tage moving orchard
ing (Which is extensively and pasturage The dwelling
house is two stories with large and all the necessary
buildings suitable for two families and In good repair with
sufficient barn
ALSO, adjoining the above small farm Of res on
which is house and barn.
ALSO, half mile from the first named premises another
farm containing 20 acres Of land which dwelling
house and barn.
ALSO, adjoining the last named premises, farm contain
ing about go acres Of land equally divided into tlage
moving pasturage and wood land. On this farm good
dwellnghOuse and barn with sufficient out buildings.
ALSO, rs acres Of tiage land the village adjon-
ing the place occupied by Addison Whithead.
ALSO go Of wood and pasture land Of j. r.
Burrows farm
The above property will be sold altogether in separate
lots to suit purchasers Payments made easy For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber.
MOVES STREETER.
Vernon, April 90, 1865. Il
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1859, containing the Flee
ton and the usual matter will be published about
Christmas Price 10 cents II Copies, postpaid, for 81 100
Copies, postpaid, IS. Address as above. 6teowA
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YER,S sARSAPARILLA.-

IN compound remedy, In which we have abored pro-
uce the cecua Alternative that be made. 1t is
concentrated of Para sarsapara, combined with
Ohcr substances O still Alternative afford
an elective antote for he diseases sarsapara reputed 10
Is believed that such remedy wanted by those
who suier from Strumous complaints and that which
this large class Of afflicted fellow citizens How
pctoy this compound will do IT has been proven by expert
men VI the worst cases to be found Of the following
scRoFuLA ASD scRoruLous COMPLAINTS PsrLEs BLoTcH-
RS, TuNoRs SALT RuEuM, ScALD HEAD SYPHILIS AND SYPH
iLrTc AFFECTIONS, MgRcuRAL DISEASE DROPsY NEURALGIA
Tic DorLuuRLUx DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION,
ERYsIPELAs, ROSE ST. ASrHoNYs FIRE, and indeed the
whole class OF complaints arising from InPuRTY oF ina
blood.
This compound will be found great promoter of health,
when taken Ia the spring. eXpe the foul humors which
tester in the blood at that season Of the year BY the timely
expulsion Of them rankin disorders nlppd in the
bud Mutdes can by the aid Of this remedy, spare them
Ives from the endurance OF lou euptons and uereus sores
through which the system will strive to rid Itself Of cprup-
TONS assisted 10 do this through the natural channels
Of the body by Alternative medicine Cleanse out the
vtiaed blood whenever you find its impurities bursting
through the skin in pmples euptons, cleanse it
when you find it Obsruce1 and sluggish in ts veins;
cleanse it whenever it is foul and your feelings will tell you
when Even where particular disorder Il felt people en-
joy better health and live longer, for cleansing the blood
Keep the blood healthy and all WE'LL hut with this pbulum
Of life disoiered there be lasting health Sooner
something must be wrong, and the great machinery Of
life is disoriered or overthrown.
sarsapara has and deserves much the reputation, Of &C
comprising these But the world has been egregousy
deceived by preparations Of it, partly because the drug alone
has all the virtue that is claimed for it, but more because
many preparations pref nding concentrated Of
It, contain but little Of the virtue Of sarsapar anything
else.
During late years the public have been msed by large
bottles pretending give quart Of Extract OF Sarsapara
for dollar Most Of these have been frauds upon the
sick they only contain e II any, Slsaparla, but
often curative properties whatever. Hence bitter and
painful disappointment has followed the Of the various
extracts Of sarsapara which food the Market until the
itself justly despised, and has become synonymous
with imposition and cheat Sll call this compound
sarsaparlla and intend to supply such remedy shall
rescue the load oboquy which upon
And think have ground for believing has virtues
which irresistible by the ordinary Of diseases it is in
tended In order to their complete eradication
from system the remedy should be udciousy taken
cordng to objections the bottle. 4.
PREPARED ny
DR.. ]. G. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL. MASS.
Price. 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for So.
Sold in Brattleboo by n. THORN and JOSEPH CLARK
l. ~.
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All who use IL are giving their unanimous
testim ony i'm its favor.
IT Mix Water in the nm outh with tic Invi.
gorntOr, and swallow both together.
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR
is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working almost too great TO believe 1t by
magic the first dose giuing benefit, and seldom
than one botele required kind Of Liver Com
paint from the worst Jdundice Dyspepsia common
Headache all Of which the result of isen ,cd Liy-
r. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York.
And retaled by all Dru ggists. Sold also By
JOSEPH CLARK and 1. N. THORN,
Isly-lT BRArrIEBoRo
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NJ EW GO o ID S receiving week.
ly and will be sold very lou for cash undoubted
short credit Be sure to call and see.
A. DUNKLEE.
West Bratleboro, Nov 4th 1868. IS
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e r@ "a DAILY LINE

E~ "A DAILY LINE OF
sA-S6A @, STEAMERS BETWEEN HARTFORD AND
NEW YORK. The Steamer CITY OF HARTFORD leaves
Hartford every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Hartford Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
The of leaving Hartford is fixed at IL P NJ, giving
passengers that leave Springfield by the mid day Express
Train time These Boats arrive in New York reg
uary about A. NJ and being in perfect order for the
in which they engaged offer to passengers not
only the cheapest but in every respect the most comfortable
means Of passage between Hartford and New York.
Cabin Fare, 100
Forward Deck, 100
Freight Is taken by this Line at very low rates.
Through prices made at Hartford Goods going 10 all
important points and South West to be forwarded
by Railroad New York, prices from Hartford
charged from New York II shipped by other Lines
For terms apply to agent at Hartford.
Goods designed by hisi Line should be consigned TO
Hartford Steam Boats.
Hartford, July 7, 1855 2S
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PENMANS SHIP.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully to the citizens Of
Brateboro and ycin! that he las formed cRsstsand is
giving instruction in Writing at the Braeboro House,,
where he guarantees satisfaction to ALL who honor him by
joining his Glasses. n. b. Gentlemen desiring to teach
the Art can acquire the requisite knowledge in months
close application. A. l.. ST RONG.
Nov. TO- AZ
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nIARIES AND ALMANACS FOR 1859.
IL A full supply at wholesale and retail, at
As FELTUN'S Book Store.
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR I!
prcnured nv DIR. SA NEQRD.

CuMPoUSDED Guns, Of the best Purga
tive and Liver Medicines before the public that
ca 4drto, easier mer and efectua than any other
medicine known. 1t is not only Cdthdric, but LiUer
remedy acting first the Liner to eject its morbid natter
then the stomach and bowels carry of that matter thus
accomplishing purposes eectuay without any the
painful feelings experienced in the operations of Cdtdr
Tics. 1t strengthens the system the time that purgcs
it; and when daily in doses win strengthen
and blill IL Nm wit unusual raDidity
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TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.

TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.
DIR ELISHA PHELPS, Of Windsor, VT, will take limited
class this Winter In AEaomy Surgery the TheorV and
Practice Of Medicine. Students will have the use Of
valuable library fine chance dissecons can witness
and assist In Surgical operations and medical Term
Nov 90 closes March 2O any wishing 10 remain
longer do The DR.. having had the advantage of
long attendance upon the surgical clinic Languebeck
medical clinic OF Schouen and the celebrated Eye clinic
Won Graete In Germany feels confidence in offering his
services to pupils For and further particulars please
address ELISHA PHELPS, NJ. D., Windsor, Vt.
Windsor, VT, Sept. 20, 1855 +Sw-30