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Fr when the Face is covered with unsightly pimples or
Hochcs, the sufferer cares only to he directed to use some
sac and reliable remedy.
TILE MAGNOLIA BALM WILL Curl
THE WORST CASES OF PIMpLES
IN SINGLE WEEK.
II Is so safe a remedy thnt.the contents NJ n bottle might be
drank without harm. Physicians look with wonder upon its
speedy cures, for it has heretofore been thought absolutely
necessary to use preparations Of lead or mercury to cure I'M
mclltcly; but the MAGNOLIA BALM contains neither. 1t is
the most elegant aud neatly put up article for sale anywhere,
and may be obtained Of all our Apothecarics and Fancy
Go,ls Dealers. Sold cveryVhee-Price Fifty Ceft Is a Bottle.
JOSEPH CLARK, Agent, Brattleboro.
6~mcop52l W. L. 1IAGAN K CO., proprietors, Troy, n. Y.
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CTATE or VERMONT. M~,u,nopo, s. s.

- The Pr1bqte court for salt Districti
To all persons interested In the Estate Of u. G.. KILBURN,
late NJ WarlshorO. deceased, GrocfiHgf
Whereas COl,iNr11iA &. K1LBUkN. widow VI said de-
ceased, has made application t., this Court, representing that
said Estate does not exceed in value one hundred and fifty
dollars, and praying that the Whole thereof may be assigned
to heri-You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon said application, ut the session thereof to be- held nj the
Probate one in nr% ttilcb'ro, In snl District, on The last
Thursday NJ January, A. u. 1861, when and where you may
be heard In the premises, II You see 1T.
81 h. IOLBROOK, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. } Alta Probate Court

a. IlII Vt NIINNIVHNI 4iIW TVUIIVN QUIZ
DDisirict nj UcsiBIH'tcr,S.S ! held at Townshcnl with
IN and for said District, ON the 18th day of November, 1860.
Present the Hos. ABISllAI sfUDDAltD, Julge.
IN HsfrnHeHt,p urpprting to b. the last will AMI tcsta-
mcut NJ LUTHER BURNAP, late Of r%ownshend, in said bis
trct, deceased, being presented u The Court here by HAIR
NbN BtRNAP the executors therein named for prohatci Il
is ordered by said COtri, that NIL persons concerned therein,
he notified g appear at a session Il said Court, to y. held ut
the oiiir Of A. %StOilarl, In Townshcul IN sail District, on
the first Wednesday Of January, A. u. 1861, and show ciu.c.
" any they may have. against the probate Of said will, for
which purpose it is further orlrrel, that a copy Of the record
of this order be published three weeks sncccssivcly in the
Vermont rhneniN, printed at Brattlchoro in this State, as soon
as may be. A tuc copy Of record.
Anost, BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Graitun, Dec. B. ls6O.-tO
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

- The Probate court for sail District d,
To ~ persons interested In the Estate Of MARY CHASE,
late Of BrattlcbOro, deceased, GrCotiags
You are hereby notin ii this Court will decide upon the al
lowHncc Of the account Of JAMES A. CHASE, Administrator
upon said Estate, and decree distribution thereof among the
persons entitled thereto, at the session thereof To be- held ut
the Probate Office, In lrattlehuro, In said District, ON tr last
Thursday ot January, A. u. 1861, when and where you may
be heard IN the premises, IL you see fit.
81 T. nOLBRoDK, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. S. S.

~ The Probatc can't for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of SAM Eli JOHN
son, late of liunmcrston, deceased, GREETING -
Whereas, WILLIAM JOHNSON, has presented 10 this
Court an Instrument purporling to he the last viii If said
deceased for probatei-Nou are hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon the probate Of said Instrument ut the scs-
sion thereof to be held Mt the Probate Onicc, In Bratlchnrn,
in said District, on the last Thursday Of January, A. u. 1851,
when AMI where you may appear and contest the same, II
you see 1T. 1911 4. lIOLBROOK, Reg'r.
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CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES.

"'""yV 't "FWt y WHNsHcHUHtTfS'
81 have Analysed the Concentrated Leaven manufactured
ly Messrs. Elw. C%hambcrin n Co., with reference to It's
purity and efficiency Of action In producing the effect Of yeast
In DESCENDING dough and thereby rendering it fit for making
bread. This article is skilluly compounded, from perfectly
pure materials, which leave nothing but a vegetable salt,
which is essentially a desirable food In the bread. It raises
the dough without consuming the sugar or any other princi-
pie in the flour, perfcctlyi and the same weight Of flour will
produce more sweet, palatablc bread than can he obtained
through the aid Of yeast; while for cakes and pastry 1t is in
valuable, az it saves all risk, and much time Of the pastry
cook.
The experiments made by me confirm the statements of the
manufacturers, and prove the compound worthy Of public APP
prOyal and extended use. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State 1Ssdyer.
10 Doylston St, Boston, Sept. 25, 1907
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GTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. S. S.

cAA-hib VI 'AsiN'iO-NA' hhilshpNps % ~
~ The Probate court for sail District:
70 all persons interested in the Estate Of ISRAEL LAW
TON. late Of Wilmington, deceased, Grceting
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance of the account nf MELISSA LAYTON aud
q. u. LAYTON Executors upon said Estate, aud decree dis-
trihution thereof among the persons entitled thereto, at the
session thereof to Ne held at the Probate Once in Drlitlehorn.
in sail District. on the last Thursday Of January, A. u. 1851,
when and where You may be heard IN tho premises. II you
see tit. 1911 4. HDLBROOK, Register.
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BLAKE, VI. De-, $40 Broadway, n. Y.
In. BLAKE is now at the Revere House. Brattleboro, Vt.
All who wish tn consult him can do so by calling n, his
room. The remedy is purely vegetable and contains no poison.
The time Of application for destroying the cancer varies from
80 minutes to 2 hours. But very little pain caused. Wcns,
Nolcs, and Birth Marks removed as above.
Send for pamphlet Of Particulars, Consultations and cx-
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DIR. c. III. ShOlcs, Eclectic Physician. gives
particular attention to diseases Of the yenito- URN lry organs,
and special diseases Of women. See advertisement, in anuth
or column.
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From c. w. THOMAS, Esq.

BRArrLEBoRo', Vt May 10, 1860.
For tes or twelve years | have been troubled much of the
time with Cdtdrrh, which has KEEP up IL continual Irritation Of
the thrOat and lungs, attended With severe cough. During
this time | have tried many Of the popular remedies of the
day, without the least benefit. The past winter | commenced
the use Of Dr.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CnERgy, the hen
eilcal effects Of which have been very great, MS after having
used three bottles | find myself entirely cured Of my disease.
The BALsAM has also been used in a severe case ct asthma
and cough, which came within my observation, which yield
ed ut once To the remedy. | recommend its use to the afiic-
ted generally. Yours truly,
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wv Ell

T. FARNSWORTH will make to order FIRST
~. best cart Wheels and U1eclbarrows for a prime lot
of four foot cord wood.
n h. ON hand ready made HAND.sLEDS.
Shop nest door East Estey X Green's Meloieun Establishment,
3w51 Brguieboro, ".
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4 NEW DISCOVERY.

GAPILANIA! FOR RESTORING THE
~ Hair and Whlskers, kOlreuer GREY, to their Original
COior, and 'mparting to the Hair any shade required, from n
DELICATE BROWN TO A DEEP BLACK.
@ = This Compound Is offered as the BEST THING KNOWN
for the above purposes. 1t is easy Of application, consisting
of only one preparation and does not stain, crock nor smut,
and Of a most PERMANENT y NATURAL COLOR
In the use Of this article, all the usual Soaptng, Washing
and Sponging Of the Hair is dispensed with and It's applica-
ton is perfectly simple.
Nj. S. BURR 4 CO.. General Agents,
20 fremont street, Boston.
l. N. THORN, Sole Agent for Brattleboro. 81
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CONCENTRATES LEAvEN,
- ron NAMING
Bread, Tea Cakes, all kinds of Pastry, &C., SO.
Manufactured by
lIDW. CIIAMBERLTN 81 co.

HO' ~ ~ y I hhhl bVDlONs
Concentrated Leauen Is the result Of careful chemical re-
search. All its ingredients are prepared In the highest state
OF purity, and compounded with u view to produce bread Of
II far better quality, aud in "a much less time, than by any
other rroccssi ana the manufacturers submit II with entire
confidence to the judgment Of discriminating housekccpcrs,
bakers, &c, &c.
Bread " all kinds, made by using Conccnfrdisd Lcducn,
Is H2htcr, NOR digcsiilic and nutriciousi has an agreeable,
natural taste; is less hahle u sourj will retain It's moisture
longer than by any other IaOccss, aud the whole separation
fr The oven need not exceed ten minutes.
II Is valuable becnuse it is not p%crishablc, and may he rem
der d available in places and Mt times when yeast is not With
In reach, rs Mt sea. In all climates, and under all circum.
Stances II may be adopted, thus obyating all difficulty Of
procuring yeast or other fcrmcnt, which Us frequently Of an
interior quality, rendering the bread moro or less unwhole-
some.
1t Is also valuable as regards economy, ns It has been as
certaincd that u saving 10 Effected In the flour Of not less than
JIG per cent. In the common process, much Of the sacclarine
Of the Hour is lost by being converted into carhonic acid gas,
or spirit, and the waste is incurred solely for the purpose Of
generating gas to raise the dough. by using Concentrated
Lcnufni this waste Is avoided, and the gas obtained In n
manner equally clhcaciaus. Fermentation, as has been
stated, destroys Il part Of the flour or meal, and, in conse-
qutucc, Il barrel Of flour weighing 16 his, which by the com
mon method ordinarily makes about $50 lbs. Of bread, gives
hy this process 300 lbs, thus efcctlng the very important
saving Of 10 per cent. in the quantity Of flour. by con-
ioirmhy to the directions on each package, any person capa-
Die Of ordinary attention may conduct the process, and the
result will invariably he highly satisfactory.
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Thomas White W.. Royal Lowell.
STATE OF VERMONT, WINDHAM, s..
COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE.

TINH E'
M Il, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING AP-
w appointed by the Hon. the Probate Court for the
District Of Westminster Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate Of LORENZO DAVIS, late Of rutney, in said District,
anu also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto;
and siN months from the 9th day NJ Dee. 1860, being allowed
by said Court for that purpose, VIC do therefore hereby give
notice that we viii attend To the business Of our said appoint
ment at the oifce Of JOHN KIMBALL in said putn-y ON the
hrst saturdays in February aud March next from one o'clock
to four O'Clock +. NJ. on each of said days.
JOHN KIMDALL,
SAMUEL Il. WHEAT, : commissioners.
Putney, Dec. "a, 1S60-52
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Messrs SETH W. FowLE Il Co..
Dear sirs,-IIaving used DR. WIsrARs BArsAM OF WILD
CHERRY for Coughs, COds, and Bronchitis, l am repaired
to say that It is one of the best family medicines now in use,
and would recommend it to any one oillicted with throat or
lung difficulty. GEORGE McCOLLOM.
Prepared by SETH W. FoWLE N CO., Boston, and for
sale by JOSEPH CLARK and |. n. Thorn BrdttebOrO'; A.
DuSKLEE, West BratttebOro'i BAKER X IigwErT, Putney
j. SWIFT, Wiimingfon HowE X SHERMAN and MoRsE u
LAMsoN, WiHiamsUiHej W.. II. JOKES, West Douer II.
WILCOX, ". Westninster j. G. llIGGINs, WdrdsborO'j 5.
p. MILLER, FayeteUiHej W. +. Hows, DoUer and by
dealers everywhere. 4w50
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FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
And all to be sold cheaper than ever during the HOLIDAYS
ONLY. 81
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Is O Q O -.
HON. Il w A d e EVERETT,

OF BOSTON.
win deliver the fifth Lecture in the coursc, at the lows HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81, 1861. Subject: Early
days Of Franklin
Lecture will commence at : o'clock. Tickets, 90 cents, to
be had Of W. FELTON,, d. W. Lewis, G. A. Tripp and at the door.
Dec. IS, $780, 81
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DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
X

Where this article is known it is n work Of supcrerogation
to say one word in its favor, SO well Is it established as an un-
failing remedy for coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,C Group, WhooP-
ing Cough, asthma Quinsy, Phthisic, diseases of the
Throat, chest, and Lungs, rs well as that most dreaded OF
all diseases, Consumption, which high medical authority has
pronounced to be a cuarLie disease. Those who have used
this remedy know its value those who have not have but to
make a single trial to be satisfied that Of all others it is The
remedy.
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NOTICE

NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
~ attend to the disposal of TICKETS for passing IIins-
dale Bridge for the year 1861 at the Toll House on MONDAY
THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER INST. from 0 O'Clock A. NJ.
till 1 =. NJ.
3w5O cHAs. CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
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AtwOOd's Quininc Tonic Biiters,-The best
Aromatic Tonic ever offered to the public. All Druggists
have it See Advertisement.
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BLANK BOOKS. JUST RECEIVED A
- large invoice Of MEDIUM, DENY and CAP BLANK
BOOKS, for sale very low, at the Brittlcboro' Book Store, by
62 j. SrEEN.
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GARDENERS
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.

r certain, SAFE and permanent cure for Rheumatism, Neural
GA ami salt Rheum. 1t is an internal remedy, driving out
and entirely Graduating the disease, requiring no change in
diet or business, and may be taken by children and persons
OF In, most delicate constitutions with perfect safety.
, 1860-01-09
urged why Kansas should be denied admission.
I1c. the venerable !. H. and the Democracy do it
il they dare. EiA1oR.

Correspondents Of liz n 7. Couries and Enqn!rcr]
The custom Of receiving calls OIL New Year's
day WAS very generally observed here yester-
day, both by the high officials Of The govern
!. meut aud by private citizens. Twas somewhat
amazed on entering The White House to be com
pr'ied to run the gauntlet Of double file of po-
l;ccmen oil the way from, the outer door to the
reception room; where ths Presidential hand
was shaken. This new innovation is vuriously
accounted for. Some aver that the President,
while abroad, contracted pgreat affection for
those body-guards in uniform, hy which Euro-
pean potentateAarc surrounded. and came TO tue
determination that be would have display Of
gold lace md brass buttons. even if te had to
call upon the police Of the District for 1t. 9th
ccs State that it has btcn the habit Of some Of the
I attendants at the Presidential receptions, with
whom the present Chief Magistrate is not very
popular, but who still bud enough Of curiosity III
their composition to wish to scc and be seen on
tlescsoccasaona,t to enter aud. dodg'ug their dis
1iuguiShed host, pass into tue East room aud mln
Gle with their friend, in the promenade without
paving their respects 10 the President at al,
ind that this raid Of tue Police yesterday was
intended TO compel tue ltreyereut to record due
respect to the office, ct least, if they had none
for the officer. Again, it in said that great
rusIt was anticipated, aud this stray Of civ'l
power was merely 10 preserve due order and
regularity in the mode Of entrance and egress.
The latter, by the way, was effected through q
window: Of tie Last room over temporary
scatIuId, which might have been suggestive to
the Abolitonsts, ii there were any there, of the
fate Of John Brown. But let the reason for tile
| presence Of the budy guard be what it may,
there certainly vas no EIeat rush M o. ihe Pop'.'
1rutc upon the incoming Of the new year. l
really l,itied Mr. Buchanan, but betbought rnc
] OF the old adaGe, "leoplc do not worship tho
| declining SUM-
, 1860-01-09

An occasional e Al correspondent Of the Press
ASD TR,prSs writes, and We print his letter
herewith that there has been talk i'll WASH
ington Of dropping Sherman for lie purpose Of
taking up Oorwin or Gllmcr. Our readers may
be Assured that this talk is talk apd nothing
more. Tic country requires Of its representa-
tives that they stand by Sherman to the end,
aud abide the consequences, whatever they
,nay BE-. When the Republicans cease to vote
for Sherman it will he when he is elected, or
when tine House breaks up tired Of the attempt
t,etIect au organization ut all. Mark that.
We have by telegraph one ballot for; Speak
OF on Saturday, with the same result as on the
previous day. Tie wires giving out, VIC have
no report after the termination Of that ballot
Tie Democracy dropped all Other candidates,
and voted in body for Mr.. Hamilton, q
Texas, The South Americans did not follow
tue lead, which was probably Intended for tllcil
particular benefit. afr. Hamilton was elected
10 Congress on tue Houston ticket, but sii'ce
his election, has turned Ills back upon the maj
who lifted him into the place he occupies
, 1860-01-09

On tue day when tile report went abroad
through Illinois that Sherman was elected
Speaker, The good people Of kankakcc @ot it
wrong end foremost. Th,ir dispatch said that
Democrat was elected--wl,ether Bocock OR
some osher disunionist, did not appear. Tie
Democracy were so hugely delighted that they
brought out rusty cannon and provided them
selses with one hundred rounds Of ammunition.
At about the sixtie1h round the ,umor gained
currency that Sherman was the winning nag ;
whereupou the caanon WAS jc'led cut OF sight.
The Kanklkee Ga=ttte says that the ammunition
can be bought By the Republicans IN the course
Of few days, when they want it to celebrate
Slerman'a e SUCCESS, at half price.
, 1860-01-09

EA.LnoAn :;xAsnrr.-O On tue Michigan Sout1l-
crn l;ailrosd on Saturday morning q f1nnshup
took place At Laporte, the eastward bound pas
scnger train, By The displacement Of q switch,
running into the westward bound train ut the
station, creating slnashup and wreck Of en-
sines and baggage cars. The train vas running
ut low speed or serious casualty might have
been tic result. The express messenger, Ar.
Clark, is tic only person reported injured.
, 1860-01-09
c. NJ. Clay at Frankfort.

tCtsreapo' dencG Of the l.ouasEe JournA.l
There is already good deal Of feeling pre-
vaiIing about the proposed speech Of Capt. Cns-
sius Vi. Clay. lie viii not be granted The use
Of the State House, the members very generally
expressing violent hostility to his iucendiary
course can see neither wisdom. orprudencc,
nor patriotism i'll this hostility to the tree utter
ance Of native kentuckian's sentiments, cs-
pccialIy when it is known that whatever be may
say will bc without particle Of effect on the
Dul]ic mind
, 1860-01-09
Health OF. Cleveland

In the SextQn's Annual Statement, puhlshed
Yesterday, there was table Of p" Comparative
n1n71n,ity Of the city for the last four years"
which shows TINT the deaths hare been gradual
IL diminishing, while the city has been steadily
increasing in population. The deaths for last
1855. and nearly eleven per cent. less than 1855.
Tho deatbs hare beenfor ls58-1o57 ls5:--
1q5S: ls5s-1113; l619-a51. We think few
ciiias-if aay-can, show 20 annual mortality
IF less than one thousand 10 q population ol
nrer sixtv thonsand.-HerdM.
, 1860-01-09


The Grand Iiap;ds Salt Manufacturing Com
pauv, Us We are Informed BY President Serb.
ner, are preparing to enter into the business OF
making salt on an extensive scale, which pre-
parntious are prosecuted with the well known
vieor which las thus far been employed in
the enterprise. Mr.. Scribncr Informs us that
he has made arrangements for kettles OF large
capacity (1on callons each) sufficient to make
su, barrels Of suit per day and procured plans
fur bush houses Of the kind used at Montiers, IN
France, where salt is extensively made from
brine Of less than half the strength Of
that already procured here. lie has purchas-
ed Of MI G. C. Colnstock six hundred
thousand feet Of &C; soued pine lumber to be
used in the erection Of tho necessary build
ipgs, cistcrns, yata, &c., and is selecting tho
points from which to procure several thousand
cords Of bush wherewith to fill the fltering
frames, which will be twenty-five feet high, four
feet vide, and several hundred feet long. and
four Of which will be used to each block OF fifty
kettles. As soon US the Spring srasoa opens,
the work will be put in motion, and vigorously
prosecuted.
The Grand River Salt Company, operating
on the WRIST side, near Powers steam mill, are
progressing finely. Their drill is nov in the
solid lime rock, a5out thirty five feet below tue
surface.
MIR. l}utterworth 'las succeeded in drilling
out the piece of cast iron which fell into bis
well few days since, and his machinery Is
again in mntion. lis we'll is dogI some htsy
or sixty feet.
, 1860-01-09

1cE-The ice men are having harvest ontot
the late cold snap. snd from present appear
auccs The qualify md quantity Of the geld stu
pie cut and stored in this market tho present
season will be enormous.
, 1860-01-09
39rrss 4 TriiI1u,1c,
OUR ANIMAL REVIEW.

UIN ANNUAL REVIEW.
The large extra edition Of the Press AND
TeiarsE whicl wc printed continuing our An
nnal Review, is nearly exhausted. We shall
have ready in Il few days pamphlet edition
Of the Review, which will be for sale ut the
counting room and at the newsroons- !,
, 1860-01-09

c3S- Our mesch1nts spepl Of better trade
and manifest better feeling titan at tLis COT
rnsnondiuc season for the past two winters.
, 1860-01-09

~ Chief Engineer Harris declines the use
Of lis name to tile new Seneca Falls steam fire
engine. An Indian name is talked OF, SO long
that The last three syllables arc to be painted
On the hose cart.
, 1860-01-09

F1nsrrRz.-Tha dealers all complain that
Marsh Broz., IFS Lake street, sell too low. We
have no doubt they do sell low, but they sell
for nothing bns cash, and cau afford it. jas It