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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-22
9rmrIru & iTancu GOODS.

S TORE.
e, II. G. Phinney,
\~e tIate Phnncy Mcad)
das, :, - is now opening. at the COR
The largest and best selected stock Of
Watches, Jewelry d Silver Ware,
ever offered in Vermont and wishes it understood that
be can and win sell any kind Of goods in his line
is Lon as can be bought eise,chere.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
from the best English, Swiss and French makers Fine
Gold Cameo, Lava Florentinc and Pearl
PINS, Ear Drops d. BRACELETS.
Silver Spoons.
large stock of Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks of the
latest aud mosdcsirabe patterns, and Of quality finish
aud price that cannot be beat
SILVER Spoons and FINE GOLD JEWELRY
hanYactWcd 20 oraer al Short Notice.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND RUBiES
Set ia amy styles desired.
q Particular attention given to the manufacture OF
all kinds Of badge Pins
ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS
neatly executed Wedding and Visiting Cards engraved
On short notice. and IN the ncatcst styles.
Watches aud Jeloeiry Of every kind
Repaired in the best possible manner, by experienced
wOrkmen.
r. c.. PHTNNE
Corner Of Main and State Streets, No"tpefcr W.
(NOCKS. -A An excellent assortment in
- MARBLE, BHONIE, GILT and WOOD Cases,
At PuINNETS
Corner ~ Main anal State >ts
Culver WARE..-Tea Sets, Cake, Fruit
~ and Sugar BASKETS, Cups, Gohlcts, Spoons
Iorks,-Iic, Fish and Fruit KNIVES, Butter Coolers
syrup Pitchers Sait Cellars, Spoon Holders &c., COM
plcte assortment at PHlNNEl s.,
AZ He Corner store.
CUTLERY. Jonathan Crooks and other
~ celebrated Makers POCKET KNIVES, Ivory
Handled Tea, Table and Dessert KNIVES also large
assortment OF SCISSOR, and SHEARS, at
II. G. pHlNNEN'S,
L1Hgdois Block.
HAIR WORK.-Wigs Frisetts, Top picc-
Il a es, Curls, &c, an endless variety AZ
PHINNEY'S.
/ observation-disclosures Glonn's, Harr-
l sons, and other delicious EXTRACTS for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hair Oils and Pomadc,, Hair
/ Dyes, Soaps Nc at PHlNNEfS.
I GOMBS d BRUSHES.-Shell Back and
/ ~ Side Combs-Rubbcr Horn and Buffalo Back and
Dressing Combs.-Iooth Nail, Hair and Cloth Brushes
the best assortment in town. at
H. C. PHGNNEY'S
Corner Asn and Ntate Streets. MoNTPELfER, ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-22

Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor, 5lj Broadway, Sew York.
Bcmlcd by all Druggists. sold also by J.. +. Pierce,
Fred. E Smith, and S. j.. Bcdheid Montpelier. VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-22

Onn KEGS EAGLE NAILS, for sale
AOO by STOBBS x FULLER.
juno ~ 1858
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l-)te0.

years. the first that invented the cast-stee ptchfok
Ffinters in Vermont and N. Y, please copy.
AT Brookfed, the 18th ult., Eunice wife of Geo. W.
the only remaining daughter of Luther and Sarah
Wheaey aged 30 years. She became hopeful Christian
when about II years of age. Possessing more than
ordinary amiabty and evenness of temper, controlled
ana directed by religion, she well qualified for the
duties wife, and while her departure seemed happy
TO herself It was deeply lamented by her husband and
At Brookfed, the 14th inst, Luther Wheatley Esq
aged 70 years Mr. Wheatley was born in Lebanon, N.
H., Oct 4h 1888. When about eight years his father
with his family removed Brookfeld where the deceased
remained with the exception of five years. till his DEATH
He was married Sept 9th 1908, and Of children, three
sons and three daughters two only survive him. He
lived to see four children die in faith and hope and the
two remaining members the church. Both he and
ms wie Joined the Congregational church. Jan 9TH 1871
and adhered firmly to the doctrines Of the Cross They
did not think lightly of infant baptism they in
different to the religious training Of their children. Mr.
Wheatey active Christian friend benevolent
enterprise, especially TO the VermIt. Colonization
and for failed not 70 Solicit and obtain
subscriptions to it's aid in his own town. His physical
frame gave way lapdy after the late death ofhs daugh
ter and being conscious of his immediate departure, he
called his companion, with whom he had lived happily
more than fifty years, and his children around his dying
bed and spoke to them Of the exceency of religion and
OF his hope of glorious immortality, and then, having
given them his last COUNSEL twas gathered to his peo-
In Barton, June 8, Miss Lea, daughter Of Enoch Fisk
aged 80 years.
In Bloomington, June 20, Elisha Lewis Strong aged
23 years, months.
In North Tunbridge, June 9th, Wmsrth H. Metcaf,
aged 20 years and months.
In Chelsea, March 2st, Flora Emelin aged years and
months eldest child of James and Sarah A. Lewis June
9TH Mrs Sarah A., daughter of Mr. Aaron Whitney Of
Tunbrdge and wife of James Lewis aged 20 years June
18th, Harriet Ellen, aged 10 months, only remaining child
of Mr.. James Lewis. a
In East Roxbury, July 4th, Mr. Samson Bte.; aged 20.
In lrasbnrgh, July 5, Mr.. Simeon Skinner aged 43.
In Derby, June %, Mr. Israel Blake, aged 60 years
| In Derby, June %, Mrs. Brown, aged so.
In Derby, June 49, Mrs. Smith, aged 49,
/ In Salem, June 80, Mr.. Oliver Smith, aged about TO-
In West Randolph June 9th, Adj Martini, daughter of
Voney and susan Fletcher, aged years and months.
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withdrew across the Mincio. Our head quarter

withdrew across the Mincio Our head quarters
are now at Villa Franca.
| The London Times says that the Austrlans
have most candidly admitted their defeat, and
that history scarcely records bulletin where
such distaste is more explicitly avowed.
| a message from Carriana announces that
Napoleon on the day of the battle, was constant
| ly in the hottest of the fire. Gen. Larrey, who
accompanied HIM, had his horse killed under
him.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says it was expected that another battle would
be fought before the siege operations would come
| on.
Large reinforcements for the French army
were constantly quitting France for Italy.
The Austrian reserves, numbering l75,0OO,
were on their way to Italy. They are consider.
ed the flower OF the Austrian Army. Not a
man of them has served less than eight years
| The Austrians have sunk five small vessels, a
large frigate and three steamers in the port Of
Malmocoo, to prevent the passage Of the French
squadron
The Gazette de France says that preparations
are making to get together within two months @
force of 10000 men.
PARIS, Wednesday. The Monitem of thi.
morning contains the following
CARRIANA, June %. Our troops have passed
the Mincio without opposition, the enemy having
withdrawn
THE ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.
The advice from Frank -the-Main stat,
that on the 25th of June Prussia made pro
posal to the Federal Diet to place corps oil
observation on the Rhine, to be composed o.
the tn and Sth federal corps darmee, unde
the superior orders of Bavaria. The propose
was referred to the Military Committee.
twas reported that the Emperor of Austria
va kSoon have an interview with tho Primo
Prussia
"a tlantic Telegraph Company has issuet
: III prospectus, inviting subscriptions to tn
new capital of G600,000 on the terms alread
made public. The Directors pledge themselve
to enter into no contract without seeking tn
advice of the highest scientific and practica
authorities of England and America. The frs
operations are to endeavor to raise the old cable
A deputy from Canada had waited upo
Queen Victoria to invite her to be present at tn
opening of the great Bridge, next year
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1tlarrie0.

In Montpelier, at the Union House, June 81 by Rev.
Eli Ballon, Mr. Burt ]. Wells of Plainfed and Miss
Jane s. Lilley of Calais
In Barre, June 9TH, Mr. Vim. Henderson of Peacham
and Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin of Barre
N IN lrasp1rgh, June 10, Mr.. Geo. D. Brown and Miss
Jersey A. Metcalf, both of Irasburgh
In tornth, June 19, Mr.. Sargent P Hood of Topsham
and Miss Harriet u. Cook of Corinth.
In ihetford, June % Mr.. John ellison of Shasta Cal
anu MISS Jennie NJ. senter of Thetford Also, on the
same evening, Mr. Simeon c. Senter of Theord and Miss
Sarah CLARK Of plymouth, N. H. Also, June 80. Mr.
simeon G. Taylor and Miss Joanna Rinsman, both Of
Thetford.
In south Royalton July 9TH by Rev NJ. B. Newell Mr.
Charles H. futile of Tunbridge, and Miss Angelina
White Of STAFFORD.
In Watsfeld, June Esd, by Rev. c. C. Thornton Mr.
Warren.
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Che lfl0rkets.
NONTPELJER MARKET

REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN EvERYTUgSDAY MORNING.
PRovsloSs-Butter, II to ID Cheese, to Z; Lard, 90
o TO- Tallow, 0 to 90. Dried Apple to 0; Eggs, Il
Potatoes, II to 25 Beans rs Mapl, Sugar.
onions-Oo. Apples good, 5000 to 300 per Dbl.
FLoUR-Western, s. GO Extra $780, Double Extra, so Oh
Berlin Mills, Extra Family IS SO: Double Extra, $500
GRAIN AND HAY.-Oorn, 49, Oats 40 10 45. Herdsgrass
Seed $500 to 800 per bushe Clover II II per pound
Hay, IS, to $40, per ton. Rye, So.
CATTLE.-oxen a 81 pr lb Live weight-Cows, 4 al
Veal Calves, q to4
sheep,-i to 81 Der ID, live weigt,
Hogs,-54 a6!c per h. live weight.
MEcELLANEous-Dry and green hard wood, 2,25 to 2s(
Shingles, S1,O0 to $50 Wool 90 to 40 Meria)
90 to so. Bark, 400 per cord Nails 81.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

CORREcTED FOR THE FREEMAN THuRpAY.
At Market 04j beefcatte 900 stores 1000 sheep and
Lambs, 200 swine.
PRcEs-Bee Cattle-Extra $50; first quality, $500
al quality, $3.50 Sd $50.
Work ing Oxeh-90to l50
Mich Cows--$4O to45 common DO, $50 a 81.
Caves-S3 to co. e
Yearlings-Nonc.
Two years od--$22 to 81.
Three years tM-S2S to 81
Sheep and Lamps-s3.o0to 300; extra 1900 to 62S.
SwneIn lots Gl retail, &c.
Hdes-Slper I" Talow-7ic Calf skius--l4c pels
81 33 $l,SI.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT.

The Steamship Adelaide, from Galway, Sat
nrday June 25, arrived at st. Johns, N. F.,
July 4, en- route Tor New York.
Iler dates by mail from Liverpool are Of the
Oath, and by telegraph of the 25th ult.
Prussia was about to move IN army to the
Rhine.
Of war was unchanged.
The main body Of the Austrians was Oh the
left bank Of the Mincio.
Inc Emperor Of Austria had removed his
headquarters to Yalledo 1t was believed that
he had $50 900 troops on the Mineio.
The entire French force had passed the Mont
chiaro, and pushed II reconnaissance as far as
Goito.
The Piedmontese had advanced towards Pes
chierA.
1t was believed that the basis proposed by
Prussia Tor peace would not be acceptable to
France, thereby involving Prussia in the war
1t is reported that Russia will unite with the
" States against the raising Of u Hungarian
Legion, and that Prussia threatens to assist in
suppressing any instruction in Hungary
Three regiment OF Swiss troops had been sent
from Rome to Pcruzia, to suppress the rising.
They had desperate encounter with the people,
and shot them down indiscriminately.
VERY LATEST-BY TELEGRAPH FROM PARIS.
PARIS, Saturday, June %. The Emperor tel
egraphs the following to the Empress
GAMBIA, Friday evening. Great battle.
Great victory. " hole Austrian army formed
line of battle extending five leagues in length.
We have taken their positions, captured many
kcannqns, FLAGS and prisoners.
- &naunG n Col = -, tho morning till
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Ralph Asill's Estate.

WIZ PRESENTED.
STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court holden at
LAMoyLLE DISTRICT the Probate Office, in johnson,
within and for the District of amoile the 25th day of
June, A. D., 1859.
Present, the Hon. SAMUEL BELDING, Judge:
instrument purporting to be the last Will and Testa
II ment of RALPH HILL, late of johnson, in said
District, deceased, being presented here by Aiexan-
der Rdde, of Johnson, in said District of Lamoie, the
Executor therein nanaed for Probae is ordered by
said Court that all persons therein be notified
to appear at session of said Court be holden at the
Probate Office, in Johnson, in said District, the 22d
day OF july A. D. 1853, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and show cause, ANY they may have against the pro
bate Of said Will feT which purpose it is further order
ed that copy of the record of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
weekly newspaper published at Montpelier in this State
as soon as be, tine last of which publication be prior
to said 22d day Of Suly, 1859.
SAMUEL BELDING, Judge.
A tgge record,
131 Attest JOHN I. GLEED. Register
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

CAWBNtDUEI NJ a RKET.
CORRECTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY WEDNESDAY
At Market 4o4 Cattle, about $50 Beevcs and 81 stores
consisting of Working oxen' apws andOnetwOa three
years cid.
Prices Market BeefExtra $s,25 s,75; arst quality
1886 I'd, $3.50, Sd $500.
Working 0xen-15 l5o
cAws Eaiyes-sa5. 40, to so
CalyesV4 90 TO 700.
Yeailings- None.
. Two years old--$22 to q
Three years old--s2S to "a.
Sheep and Lambs-2l0O market prices-In lots, 81,
Il Q 80, Extra, $500 To 3. 50al
Hides, 4 to s. pes, 81 80 s,75 Calf Skins 10 to II
Talow = to nc
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republicans of Orleans County are requested to
meet in Convention at the Court House in Irasburg on
THU ESDAY, AUGUST 18th, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the several county
officers to be supported at the September election, and
for the transaction of any other necessary business
l.. II. ALLEN, 70 com
II. II. FROST, we o'"'
Irasburg, July 6. 1859.
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STILL ANOTHER.

ALnANr N. Y. June 8, 1850.
Mr.. A. ]. GREEN, Hghgate, Vt. Dear Sir. You will
recoect when in Albany some months since, of
DR.. Herrck with bottle of your Motifs Hair Inygora
tor r his daughter trial. It proved he best prepa
ration we had her Please send dozen Bottles
of the fifty cent size.
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Y state St. Albany, N. Y.
The above letter from DR.. lerrick, of Albany one Of
the proprietos Of the justly popular preparations known
MS ilerricks Kid Strengthening Plasters and Sugar
Coated Pills, but expresses the opinion all who use
this splendid Hair Dressing, to witThat trial II
PROBES to be the best Hair Preparation in the market.
Please read the Advertisement Of Prof. Motifs Hair
lnvigorator, in another place. 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-07-14

Orange County Republican Convention.
The Republicans Of Orange County and all those oppos
ed to the present policy of National Administration
the further extension of slavery and Southern dctation
and in favor of freedom and equal Rights forth in
the memorable Declaration of Independence of 70, are
requested to meet in convention at the Town Hail. in
Chelsea, in Orange County, on the FOURTEENTH DAY
OF JULY A. D. 1859, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for
the purpose of nominating suitable candidates for County
Officers, for the year ensuing.
Per Order of Repub. County Committee
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HNTV VTESS
DOR sale at manufacturers prices. by
L Montpelier Juy Is, 1859. r. CROSS
New Volum 7s-July. 1859,

THE AMERICAN PERPENDICULAR JOURNAL.
nEVOTED to Phrenology, Physiology, Mechanism Ed
IL ucation Agriculture the Natural Sciences and Cen
eral Intelligence profusey Illustrated with Engravings
and published monthly at dollar year; 10 copies
for So Every family, and especially all young and
women should have copy.
THE WATER CURE JOURNAL
Devoted to Physiology, Hydropathy, and the Laws of
Life and Health Guide to Health and Longevity. Pun
lshed monthly at One Dollar year 10 copies for So
These Journals well known to need special de
scription
$3For three dollars copy of both Journals and Life
Illustrated will be sent for year for two dollars half
year. Specimen copies sent gratis on application
Agents wanted. Address FOWLER WELLS,
lS5w4 sos Broadway, New York.
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SIDNEY ALLEN, |
AUSTIN BEECHER, State
j. X. SEAVER, Com.
DAVID BURNHAM,
Washington County Convention.

The Republicans of Washington County are hereby
requested to meet in County Convention, at the Court
House in Montpelier Saturday August 6 at 10 O'Clock
A. M for the purpose of nominating County Officers and
for the transaction Of any other business proper be
when met
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A ttae copy of record,
Attest, JOHN |. GLEED, Register

STATE OF VERNONT,l The Probate Court for the
LAMUiLLG Dis1RIct, 81. District Ct amu ie--To all
PERSONS 10 who Va these presents shall come, GRE
NORMAN u. FRENCH, of Belvidere, Guardian Of An
~ nete Fairbanks an infant, the age Of eighteen
years haviGg repse scented to TINS Cent that the said
Annette Fair''nks is seized in her right in fee #
certain ptce parcel ohnd lying and being in evlder'
aud being eqsa Undivided half of all the estate
whereof Andrew Hodgkins, Aie If itviiee died seized
Of aud that sale skeeol necessary and condurve
best interest II his said ward.
L. is are led that ibis application sand for caring b, fore
said Cou, al IA thereof to be holden Mt the Probate
Office In Johnso the 22l dtyof Juy ext, and III
notice thereof be given by publishing Ihis oncr enhry
cng the substance at said Petition, in the Green AOunan
freeman, pilted Montpelier ree weeks successfully
the last OF said publications Ia he piior Tie time 70
| hearing aforesaid
Glpen updr my hand and eea of said Coui, his Gil
| day June, A. u. 1859
1871 JOHN I. Gl.EED Register.
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WANTED.

THE late Bay State Wooden Mills, now Washington
L Mills, Lawrence Mass. getting into full opera
ton, and offer steady employ ment and fair wages to
those acquainted with the work. Spinners, fancy
Weavers, aud good Carriers are wanted. 1s3wi
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nc CIIeSo, ndNe re.crOSSeu tne MlnCl0. You
have worthily defended the honor of France.
Solferno surpassed the recollection of Tomato
and Castiglione. In twelve hours you repulsed
the efforts of $50 900 men. Your enthusiasm did
not rest there. The numerous artillery of the
enemy occupied formidable positions for over
three leagues, which you carried.
Your country thanks you for your courage
and perseverance, and laments the fallen. We
have taken three flags, 80 cannons, and GO0O
prisoners. The Sandman army fought with the
same yalor against superior forces, and worthy
is that army to march beside you. Blood has
not been shed in vain for the glory of France,
and the happiness Of the people.
No clrcumstantal account of the battle had
reached Paris.
The following is the Austrian official account
Of the battle;
VERONA, June % The day before Yesterday.
our right wing occupied Pozzoenga, Soferino
and Carriana, and the left wing pressed forward
rs far as Gudzzalo and Cas- Uloferedo. but
were driven back by the enemy A collision
took place between the two entire armies at 10
A. Nj. yesterday. Oui left, under Gen. VIM
per, advanced as far AS Chiese In the after
noon there was a concentrated assault ON the
Solferino. Our right wing rcpulsed the Pied
montese, but on the other hand, the order of
our centre could not be restored, and our losses
are extraordinarily heavy. The developments
of powerful masses of the enemy against our
left wing, and the advance of his main BODY
against Volta, caused our retreat, which began
late in the evening. ,s
VIENNA, June 25.-The Austrian Correspon.
deace contains the following The day before
yesterday, the Austrian army crossed the Mincio
1T four points, and yesterday came upon the
superior force of the enemy in the Chiese. After
: nm obstinate combat Of twelve hours. our army
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AShaef yEcaenn3S Esfase

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden a
bAaotLLE OIsTRtcr. IS. Johnson, within and fol
said District on te 29h day of June, A. ID. 1859,
MARY MANN, Administratrix The Estate o
WI ASHAEL MANN late of Wolcot, In said Dis
trict, deecased presents her administration account m
seitlemeH Whereu,on. it Is ordered that the same h
setered to the a2d day of July, next, nj the Pr0ba
Office, la said johnson, for examination and allowance
and la tconcerne be notified hereof by disqualification
efthis order IN the Green Mountain Freeman printed
MoRtFe'ier, thee weeks successfully soon may be
jthaithey appear, and at said time and place the
see cause oh ect thereto
BY Ocder of Court,
Attest, JOHN |. GLEED, Register
A ttae copy of record,
1 @ L.
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RADICAL ABOLITION STATE
CnNUEh EJnN

The Radical Abolitionists of Vermont will hold their
annual Meeting at West Randolph, on THURSDAY, AU.
GUST 1lth, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ For the purpose of
mating Candidates to be supported at the ensuing cleo
tion for the Offices of Governor. Lieutenant Governor
and Treasurer All who feel it their duty to help the
poor slave who is bound hand and foot therefore
help himself, are invited to attend.
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MANSFIELD MOUNTAIN
Is the highest lana in the State, and is about 5000 feet
high, giving magnificent view of the Green Mountains
and Scenery that is net exceed in the Union. From the
Summit the
Valley aEad Lake Champaign.
for 100 miles with its numerous Islands and busy steam
ers, can be seen. Burlington about 20 miles distant Ii
conderoga and Plattsburgh are directly before the eye
tn the Adirondac Mountains in New York in the dis
lance.
Montreal 10 miles and the White Mountains 100 miles
distant, can be seen with the naked eye.
FIFTY VILLAGES g. EVERY COUNTY
In the State be seen from the summit The immense
forests at the base of the mountain and the thousands of
cultivated farms dotting the whole distance far the
eye reach, with than 20 distinct ranges of
ans in vew renders visit to the Mountain of great
interest.
The Route TO Mansfield Mountain
Is to leave the VERMONT CENTRAL RAI RoAD at Watcrbu-
mantle village Of Stowe where is FOUND among Others
that excellent HOTEL the ''Ma sfed Housen and every
facility to make one's stay ageeable; and
Horses, Carriages,
and other necessares to make the ascent with case.
There Is good road for carriages within mile and
half of the summit, and for horses to the summit
SUMMIT HOUSE,
On the summit there good House. "a by 49, and and
other half way up. where visitors be accommodate
with board, lodging and guides.
HAWLEY 4 DURKEE, Stage proprietors
W. MATHEWS, Lessee of Mansfield House
SEWfR& WILKINS, Proprictors Liv. Stables.
Stowe, w. June, 1859.
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WOIEE,S

WOLVES
SchiedaHlR Aromatic SC sAEsaPpS
GOOD FOR RHUMATlSM,
GOOD FOR DYSPEPSIA.
GOOD FOR GRAVEL,
GOOD FOR GOUr.
GOOD FOR DROPSEY
GOOD FOR FEVER g. AGUE.
GOOD FOR KIDNEY &
BLADDER COMPLAINTS.
and as Il Beverage it has superior in the world 1t IS
manufactured by the proprietor, at Schiedam, Holland
expressly for medicinal use, by process peculiar to ms
own Factory. 1t the pure Tncture OF the Italian nn
per Berry, whose vinous extract is distilled and
reched with its spiruous solvent, which thus becomes
ncture of exquisite flavor and aroma alto
geher transcenden in its cordial and medicinal proper
ties to any alcoholic stimulant made in the world.
1t is now prescribed by than 5000 physicians in the
United States, of gravel, Govt Dropsey Bad-
der and Kidney Complaints, &C., &c.
Put up quart and pint bottles, in Cases of one dozen
quarts and dozen pints with the proprietors name
on the bottle cork, and label. For sale by all the re-
spectacle Country Merchants and Druggists Look out
for counterfes and mutations the whole country is
flooded with them.
UdOlphO Wolfe.
SOLE MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER,
40 H.