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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

GoMPrRoLIERs OFrIcE
se City OF New Orleans. Nov. 20 1860.
mo. 5396.l
Reore That the Comptroller and he hereby authorized
to sdudicate contracts after five days
the official Journal. to witt
l. For cleaning and enlarging the Claiborne Canal from
Ne poene street 10 the upper limit of the city that 1t shall
be 81 feet wide at top 20 feet wide bottom deep.
For cleaning and enlargng the Melpomene Canal
Dyades street to the draining machine and Claiborne Canal
from Mepomene Canal to the cuyer the New Canal each
be feet wide at top 10 feet wide at bottom and feet deep
The whole of said work TO be done ageeaby specifications
of the Surveyor and the adudicaons subject the approval
rejection of the Common Council.
tSignedl LEA +. BAkEWELIA s5
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
isisuedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that on THURSDAY. 9Th Decem-
her, 1860 will adudcate at office, at Il o'clock NJ the
above contracts
I mo Il -. V nuPLEssIs Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
FOR TIHE CONTRACTS

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
~ for cleaning and cnargIg the Claiborne Canal from
ing out and ensTgng tie Nelpomens Csnai from pryaes
street to tho Draining Mach and the Claiborne Canal from
hslponene Canal 70 ihe cniveft a. the New Ganai - !
the upper limit or the city shalt be cleaned dug and
arged that shall be th feet wide at twenty
feet wide the bottom and feet deep below the level OF
the lowest ground Of the section.
Second Conrsc-Mepomene Canal from Dryades street to
the Draining Machine and Claiborne Canal from Mepomene
the New Canal shall each be cleaned
out dug and enlarged that they shall be twenty five feet
The sides and bottoms Of said canals shall be neatly cut and
oohed off and dressed according the lines and levels to be
shall be cast ont al the of canals
and shall be the property Of tho city.
now existing Of said canal from tbs New Canal
The nppe limit OF the city shall be strengthened and raised
top and height of three Sauseis
Tho dirt for the construction of said evee to be free of
stumps and roots.
Ali bridges said canals well all ralngs the
sides OF the which be disturbed damaged by the
shall be by said contractors repaired and rustsed
in their former condition previous 10 the making of settle
ment by the city
The contractors shall bind themselves have al dams
suced by them opened night to prevent the water
fEsm backing into the cutters Of the city.
The whole work shall be executed under the supervision OF
the Cty Surveyor and to the entire satisfaction or said officer
All the materials and labor required shall be OF the best quail
ty and shall be furnished by the contractors.
The shall bind themselves to begin the work in the
Council and complete the four months after under
penalty each of Ten dollars day for each and every day
thereafter the same Is not completed
Payment the completion of each and every twenty
canal and Of the by the City Surveyor
the Treasurer retaining in guarantee ten cent Of the amount
of each settlement until the completion of the whoe work in
cluded in each contract
well understood that in of failure by the cqscnr
to begin or finish the work, or any part therein, , W.
rod fixed the Council be disc geod times we m,
in which the work Is being e9ssiirrp e9ssir prices s9I
right TO annul the centra r n ~ Pt 4Y. x;thir
fani AS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

ch tnp nsth . ueauS dItia1
as require F. = = .ssf ed ~ with the manner
i ON cR cREatgna q t6e Council snail have the
-, - htoas without putting the contractor IN de
'AN n BY article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
S 10 court Justice annul the and without in
,iy: and ii is also well understood that in the
shall at any the work not finish and
ornpee the conformity with hsconract the contractor
shall forfeit he have for part Of the WORK
done by tho date Of he abandonment and that
city shall Be thereby discharged from any and al liability
ana understood that in the contract
oe rssod the his securities shall be held and
bound the city all loss difference between
ae ps at which originally contracted
form the work price which he adudcsted at
Bids to be per running s feet for the whole work
complete.
New Orleans, November 2 1850.
fSgned) LOUIS u. PlLlE, gy surveyor,
Approved by Committees Streets and Landings oil both
Boards of the Common Council,
tsignedl S. A. KINGsLAND, o"AAA0N
"'s'e''A'1 ~ - ALFRED A. DUCRos,
no ~ FOR Comptroller.
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= s. 4. KINGshAND,
s4 J. FREMAUA, r
JAMES DAVIS.

j
u y. sRIosHNAYDRE.
The sol,o,v;,,r raso,,,tor ressrre 4 IN the FORE
going report, was read and, on motion ot Mr. rat
ierson we further consideration thereo1 was post
Ponea III tuesday, lSfh inst
se.olse Ths PERMISSION Be and hereby given TO The
Ssw Orleans and csrolton Railroad = rae on he
rrodd said company eeds to the city q New Orleans all
ana s y PEE q on MI
Mayor ssrsSy aniharse Is eafe into The ssres
aud transfer q ad per noaria act With tho sa
Ns oss s sss Gars,9n ESa',ad y n t
gong repors, was s read anu, on monoa sne s rales
YES saspsnasu, u, saJ ~ reau seconu
slls sna s py se ns;s nS E.
1s 1sas msssas. Pvggs, gasIs nupss, pat
- a,ns ~, 1i 20
Ma. oue peia anu
p = IN. r., s,.t r. and hal, h.rsbv
Is "a 10 by he contractor In h
et the Eleventh wsrd city sneh bridges At
nav dsssnsie 'i u ss'' N
goin rarort syss rs Al and nm motion, the rules
e ere ansneu,ad and said resolution read second
time Ana adnnted bv fhe Following vote, viz:
4 Yeas Messrs. Beegs, Davis, Dnpre, Fremaux,
Hall Hndgk;ns KinSsIand Ieefe MaQioni Patter-
san ,'a Sassssna pdta Shenherd and Toledano-l3.
I'M Na.ss. M Nans 4 No. N-s @ TS 5
Rsarsd that the Comptroller he hereby authorised
reaudcae contracts the lowest bidder for each sep
Road ID ursnnes sreet.',
"a For paving with raund Willow street. from Hsyis
street @ = III as s n,sfsas a M an With
he Surveyor and he adadc.iion. to be subject e he
Or rsiection ~ the Common Council.
me folloWlng resolutions, re1errea 70 IN the
foregoing report. az amended by the committee,
were read, VIE
ihs Y n, IL uopsny 70 y nam @
81 ihe Istfs Nossmber iseo9
A Mr. Patterson moved to amend the second reso-
luton, BY adding after the words to furnish said
company the words g and to the Common Coun-
Gil. q, Lost.
Yeas Messrs Beggs, Hodgkins and Patterson
a
Kinaslaud, Leefe, Magioni, Seicshnaydre, Shep-
herd and Toledano--I0. # 75
On motion, the rules were suspended, said reso-
8lutions, as amended read a second time, and
adopted BY the following vote, viz:
Yeas Aessrs. Beggs, Davis, Dupre, Fremeaux,
Hall, Hodgkins, Kingsand, Leefe, Magioni, Patter-
aon, ssischnaydre, Shepherd and Toledano- -ls.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

Creams and GoupounGs
of al descriptions.
z PILLS. - 4
Wrlghps Indian Vegetable,
Molfaps Life, Brandreth's,
Strong's Compound sanstive.
Strong's Pectoral Stomach,
Motifs Ghalybeate, -
Hnli3s Fever and Agne,
Morrisonfs, Lees, New London
Patr's, sappington'a, Champ
IONS,
Graeffenberg, Jayne's sans-
tive,
IJayne's Agus, winer's Cano
mile,
Hibbard's Anti Bilious, Peters,
Ispeneer,s Vegetable, Cooks,
gooper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasic's Health
Wister's Gentle Purggtive,
Allebasis' Agne, Hoopsr's,
Chickner's Sugar coated,
lGiIhert's Anti Bilious Beck
wlth,s,
I.ady's Blood, Ingoldaby's Pills,
lSeott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators,
ROSES Railroad, Leiy's Female,
lLondonis Indian Sanative,
lLouden's Agne, Holloway'B,
, HaIstead's Anti-Dyspeptic,
lGerdonts, McI.ane,s Liver.
HAIR DYES.
i. .ICristsdoro's Hair DYE, ,u
lPhalcn's Magic, Batchelor's,
+ GilmRn,s Instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hauelis,
lCFistadora's, Bogies.
l. MISCELLANEOUS.
!, lDr. Morse's Inyigorating Cor
= dial,
Wrightls Elixir,
Thorn's Extract.
Tarrant's AperIant,
Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarh,
Carterss Spanish Mixture.
Limerick,s Master Of Pain,
Mothers Relief,
D, Tootheche Drops,
iLyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kiddef's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings's Astringent,
Hyatt,s Life Balsam,
McMuim's Elixir of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief,
Radway's Resolgent,
Tarrantis Indelible Ink,
Peruvian Syrup,
Trlesfnar,
DIR. Rose's Preparations,
Winer's Arcanum Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Marshall's Catholicon,
tMorse,s Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock,
Perry Dagis's Pain Killer,
browns Essence Of Ginger,
IAortimore' Rheumatic Cor.
. | pounu,
Morlimore's Cordial Bitters,
J, Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
tGrossman's Specific, Z.@=
DR.. Wards Specific,
iUpham's Pile Electuary, Z..
tSteer's 0pedildec,
Godfrey's Cordial,
iTurlingtonls Balsari,
Gaygty's Medientcd Paper.
!. tBaiernanis Drops,
or DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
ut lSeidlitz and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Bnchu
5 ifMeina Cordial, @@@@z
Juno Cordial,
lHAri's Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, ETC.,
!. Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpohn's Headache Remedy,
ro- IDr. Marchisrs Uterine Gathol
con,
stIherokee Remedy. al
iUowan's Lithontriptic,
lLonden's Preparations,
iHoughtin's Pepsin.
sal Darby's PrOPhslactio Fluid.
seHETDAM SCHNAPPS.
ants, and all dealers in any OF u
se catalogue, will find II to their q
e their orders as above, where ".
Of GENUINE PATEk
i sthtes, and at the lowest prict
/. WRIGHT L CO.,
, MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
I5l Chartres street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
District-Mr. Patterson NOM
ionsaR aRd 4 ths5s 5s a%ianp R%sinp "a qpalatp pthfEs ilfs

4
ne now as they were sixty years ago.
leiyas no fanaticism such as now exists
J, NV atred between the two sections
! al eelactedis and corrupt political gamb-
''1aentin the high places Of the nation.
IN nor, knties he wishes given, he admits,
er nom 3 decided to exist by the high au-
se ,ssa bykreme Court; and he weakly sup
Pple Of the North will eoneede
fersonprra their own free will and accord.
p nq, onto pass upon them as States,
i .ares bmar spw recognize them as decided
ric.,t DE Supreme Court In other
ION slasa nv ana Massachusetts, who now re-
nestion, nei he decisions Of the Court that
fss btss assessor that this property is en-
IN pise Territories and that a
a }sess:,aae Witt, Ger his fugitive slave in
f. asssn q Mss,sshssss.s "a nc ss h, he
..easuaent. . doctrines If they can
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
pETITIoNs---OFFICIAL.

ds apas as Is and 80 St. Charles street, corner Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06

eosad bs said Company T. nm ~ ihs
T. saRae Re es aasa
Is for adoption authorizing the Mayor 70
sss ss II NE ssiIiaR lie N
ss sf ths New Orleans City Railroad Company
e hs manner of paving between the rails Of sad
J. Adversely Il lbs Archibald MsEsens
sssspaa y aaa aa b s se
bss hs best method q paving for The city Of
u ~ petition e own
s 4 Y certain ns Il sd ns II ss
ihs V Claiborne streets Y y &C
s,isiaes NJ ssstEneled snch iaerssq
report resolution for adoption
tSe I sspsFas @ ssss,s { ~
Mai Gus for pay log with Ion stse ifen Baon
s'eses Rsss 4 ssss fsea
ce agEeeaby e sgec nes'ions n sne sasss X @ sl
s fssIion Il , Board relation reauiiag
haS Ss9 @ Sa IA ss pe afasa u nsSed
sHans ias same ~ sskiag en o. ins scala pas. S e.
posts Isnsras paid by The s.s o. Ns
hs s Il t @ z Pss p q s 81 s
S i. the ciiy of New osearsa
81 sssssSa ses = s Bssa ss
s NJ Ss sss saesi ssa 4 as @ DC
h insegiipg the sod aetss tbs New Canal the words
san,e1 pablo eonsenicnca rsqls bridsa
aAresssy before tie SANS can be SON
sssss xsapslsa " tas Board
ssssss soliih ide ss
81 his ssas 'aesorispz Comptroller
eass ~ lsg Y ,sr sh ysE s, ana NJ ~ ,ha
iDe aerg Required npH ns proper r he dae IS sh
Y ihs Besga of AssSsa " r. ,...
ia ays hEiasss the south dds u ulaboEAa street
ssssisa hane ihe surveyor a have m
cn t naissal ground apa street, and place
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snELBYvtLLE, Ocm.) Oct 1G, 1856.
Messrs. Perry Davis and Son ~Sirs-Grnuiu T., vnr
anu uuty to suffering humanity, require that l should make
shown inc benefits l have derived from the use of your truly
,auanle ram Killer ami il by seeing this, any sufferer viii
DC ipduceh, as l was, to give it n trial and be healed. I shall
be compensated a thousand fold. ~
IN June, 1900, after a prutractcd illness Of several months
= was severely attacked with drowsincss, vertigo, dimness of
s8hI, ana loss OF appetite, accompanied by fever, difficulty
VI p,e1thlnS, etc. My h ysician pronounced my case pneu-
mInua 95rlerlng on the first stage of consumption and after
eNlausthg ms skil, declared positively that | had the con-
sumption, that he could do nothing for me. and thnt I must
ale. However, he advised me to use 4 = 4 = as the
pess thing | could do, which | did with no effect. I then
maze use OF y = 4 = = : which proved Inefficient.
ny this time my symptoms were pain in the head. morning.
evening, and during the night, darting pains through the
cnest, burning IN the palms of the hands, quick pulse, nigh
sweats, dlmcuhy OF breathing ETC., when fortunately | got
n1lu oI inc peoples Pamphlet" in which I saw the cases of
nessrs, bnnh, Cone, aud others, which Induced me to try
IcIry DAVIS RAIN Killer, and strang as it may appear, I de-
rived more benefit from the use of one twenty five cent bottle
IMAM l had done from all other medicines. | have used four
pottes {! the Pain Killer, and am hearty and enjoy better
hea'tn than | have heretofore done for a number of years.
GUSTANUS A. CELOY.
tlebOro .-T-S ~
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SOMETHlNGNEW SOMETUINGNOvEt
AND SONNET HING USEFUL ron Az
is THE
PATENT BREAST LANTERN.
THIS LANTERN 1S sn ApnANcrn Ac

'ii'iN 10 ~ AHKANGED AS
:" We Ienuiiy attached n n breast Plate or Shield e,ts1
w W. pcrson ana secured in its place by nm elastic s,r,,,
nr, ~ ~ uVer INC shoulder. The breast.plat, serves os , smn,
ncc,ns c u. Lun'erl, as a protection to he dress, and n re-.
hhr ras, w. ue hght' The Lantern IL easily attached In lilo
~ H. Ihss-'in,e with u hook, aud when detached from ii. MAKES
" "es manu- Lantern now In use.
pir nu ue use o. Conductors uf railway trains. Exurcssmer
,vItIn1,lVn Farmers, llostcrs,-and in fact for nl uses c,r
greatest utility. W" ~ ""u I" W inc
fgT skating Parties il is without a Ri,a,. as II ,e,vcs
always in the right place. ""N N'Vps ue hght
drhro' rnys'ctdns aud others who have occasion to ride or
"Ve ~ inc night II has no superior, as il throws the li,h,
sonv Instance In advance OF the horse, enabling the ne,sou
o o,,aud 70 see ms way clearly, and leaving his hands free to
r. W farmers this Lantern Is invaluable, for with II all the
IL, aD aoout we barn including milking can he done ms readi-
= u Wy uayllght. In short no person that has any use for A
Lantern can Afford to be without one.
ine great sale which this Lantern is now having In this vi
oam.y anu inc universal satisfaction which 1t gives nre sure
guarantees II It's worth. NV S"o
soid III brattleboro, by NJ. T. A DOORN.
ngents wanted to sell this Lantern in every town and conn
y III 'his state Town, County and State Rights for sale on
f rtui G. """'' "''P WI MAXI u
Some one and all who wish to engage In "A sure and nroet-
wy business For particulars call ON NJ. I. VAN DoORN.
Dec. 13.-iw5O "
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Blood Food /.
Blood Food J
BInatl Ennh,

To all suffering from consumption, incipient or confirmed,
or from debility of any kind; or from mental or nervous pros
tration, brought on by any causei or from scrofula complaints;
or from diseases of the kidneys or bladder; and to ladies suf-
ierlng any OF the many distressing complaints their sex are
liable to, and which engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
Is offered as a certain and reliable remedy. Differing in
every particular from the patent medicines of the day, ii is Il
chemical combination Of o SULPHUR M PHOS-
ORC of very great worth, and many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony to the benefits it has conferred
on them.
CHURCH h DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
sole proprietors Of the article, ard have in consequence Of a
fraud attempted upon the public, changed the color Of the
outside wrapper from Red to yellow, aud increased the size of
the bottle to 5 ounces. De very cautious In buying to see that
the fac imile Of their signature is on the outside of the wrap
per, as all others are counterfeit.
1. N. Thorn, Agent for Brattleboro and yicinity.-1y43
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, Dec. 9, by Rev. Mark Carpenter, Mr.. ED
SON c. BLANCHARD, Of Guilford, and Mrs. AIRY A.
BAKER, Of this village.
In this village, Dec. ~, by Rev. J. p. Prouty, Mr.. MAR
sIIAL W. BINGHAM Of Brattleboro and Miss LUliINTIIA
LAMS0N of Newanc. Also Mr.. WILLARD 4. BINGHAM
of Brattleboro and Miss LAURA LAMSON Of Newfane.
In Newfanc, Dec. o, by Rev. |. @. Carpenter, Mr.. AL0NZO
NORCR0sS and Miss SARAH NICHOLS, both of Dunn
merston.
In Nottingham, Dec. 8, by Rev. Il. A. Briggs, ALONZ0 S
BLISS and ELIZABETH b. HICKS, both OF W. Also Nov.
Z, ALBERT A. BISHOP of R~eadsboro, and EMELINE S.
BAKER Of W.
In Wilmington, at Titus Hotel, Dec. 18th, by Rev. Mr..
Ballou, Mr.. Luther ADAMS and Miss SUSAN Il. WIN
CHESTER Of Marlboro.
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Atwn'cr's Vermont Directory. 1sgt..Tbi.
Is the most perfect Register ever Published in Vermont. 1t
Is neatly printed aud calculated to contain EVERYTHING ever
printed in Vermont Registers in SUPERIOR STYLE, besides much
NEVER nEFoRE inserted, aud which will not be found in any
other for 1861.
me population Of every town in Vermont, as shown in the
census Tor the PRESENT YEAR, prepared for the nIRrcrupy. Inv
the state Marshal is inserted, insted OF the old census of fe,y,
years age, which Is IN Waton's for 1851, without explana-
census. This will explain the discrepany between The two
registers. the blanks for memoranda are wipExRp IA great
m'provemeht) rue Vermont Militia and other matters of
and general information "''''
rhey ere sold by dealers generally Mt the usual priccs
bound IN paper covers, and morocco tucls. '
W. FELTON,, is Agent for Windham County.
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Itlies whose health will not permit an increase Of family.
Pregnant females or those supposing themselves so. nre can.
uinel against using these Pills while pregnant, as the nro.
Prietor assumes no responsibility after the above admonit on.
otherwise these Ptls are recommended. Full and explicit
directions accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK. Gcnor,,
Agent for B%rattleboro. VI. Sold alsoby Druggists everywhere,
lT Ladies' by enclosing him 81 to Trattlcboro Post Once. can
each Dos. -1yi5
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Alta Probate Cour,

STATE OF VERMONT, / The Hon. Probate
~ WestmiHsfer, SIS. Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of JOHN BEMlS,
late of Westminster, deceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance OF The account Of DANIEL DEMlS, Admins
traitor Of said Estate, and decree distribution If said Estate
among the persons entitled thereto, and also make an assign
ment out of the personal Estate OF said deceased to the widow
Of said deceased, at the session thereof to be held at the office
A. STODDARD, in TOwnshend, in said District, on the first
Wednesday Of January, A. d. 1861, when aud where you may
be heard in the premises, If you see ht.
BENZ. ". DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Dec s, 10000
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. S.

~ The Hon. Probate Court for said District:
To all whom 1t may Oncern,-Greeti
You are hereby notified that JOSEPH REED, Guardian Of
JULIA Il. REED, a minor, residing in Wilmington has made
application In writing to this Court for license to sell the
whole of the Real Estate Of his said Ward on the ground that
such sale will be beneficial to his said Ward, and that this
Court will decide upon said application at the Session thereof
to he held ut the Probate Office, In nratteboro, in said Dis
trct, on the last Thursday of December, A. d. 1850, when
and where you may be heard In the premises, If you see fit.
40 +. HOLBRDOK, Register.
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From The Postmaster AT PitfsfeId VI.
pITTsFIELD, May o, 1850.

Messrs. SETH W. fowLE x Co..
Dear Sirs,-lIaving used DR.. WIsTAR's BAIsAM or WILD
CHERRY for Coughs, colds, and Bronchitis, l am prepared
to say that 1t is one of the best family medicines now in use,
and l would recommend it to any one o1iicted with throat or
lung difficulty. GEORGE MCCOLLOM.
Prepared by SETH w. a CO., BosroS, and for
sale by JOSEPH CLARK and |. n. THORN BrattiebOro'; A.
DUSKLEg, Vest BrattieborO'; BAKER n HgwETr, Putney f.;
J. SWIFT, Wilmington HOWE Il SHERMAN and MoRsE 4
LAMsoS, WiHiamsuiHe; W. ii. JONES, Vest Douerj T..
WILCOX, ". Westminsterj J.. q .IIIGGISs, Wards5oro'; s..
P. MILLER, Fayetteville; W.. +. HOWE, Douer and by
dealers everywhere. 4w50
AtwOod's Quininc Tonic Biftcrs,-The hest
Aromatic Tonic ever offered to the public. All Druggists
have 1t. See Advertisement.
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Dr; y. ~. Shoics. Eclectic Physician. gives
anu special diseases Of womtn. See advertisement in anoth
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CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES.

d7SuYU 70 Wt SIdIt y WdssdcHustTIs'
al have Analysed the Concentrated Leaven manufactured
by Mcssrs. E1w. Chambcrlin Il Co., with reference to its
purity and efficiency Of action In producing the effect Of yeast
In %distending dough and thereby rendering it fit for making
bread. This article Is skillTuly compounded, from perfectly
pure materials, which leave nothing but a vegetable salt,
which Is essentially a desirable food in the bread. IL raises
the dough without consuming the sugar or any other princi-
pie In the -four, perfectly; aud the same weight OF flour will
produce more sweet, palatable bread than can be obtained
through the aid Of yeast; while for cakes and pastry II is in
valuable, ms it saves oil 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 Assdyer.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
UETHE UNDERSIGNED BEING DULY

w appointed Commissioners to hear, examine and adj
just all claims of all persons against the Estate Of JOEL
5. WHEELER, late Of Brattleboro, deceased, and six months
from the I'D day Of November last being allowed for that
purpose, we hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business Of our appointment ut the late dwelling house Of the
deceased on the last Saturday of December and April next
from one o'clock =. NJ. to four O'Clock 7. NJ. ON each Of said
days. LAFAYETTE CLARK,
SAMUEL q. SMITH, Commissioners.
Brattleboro, Dec. ], 5000
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-15
DEATHS.

In Dummerston, Nov. 81, Mrs. ELIZABETH W., widow of
the late Joseph Miller, aged 50.
In Dover, Dec. 8, LYDIA f., wife Of james Lyman, A
years, 8 months.
In Wilmington, Nov. 20, of typhoid fever, JULIA +,
daughter Of Amos and Frances Temple, aged 10 years and o
months.
1t Is seldom that we record the death of one so universally
beloved. To the young, she was a dear companion, and will
long be enshrined in their memory. To the aged, she was
kind and respectful and with children, patient and gentle.
In her home circle she was a cherished idol, and has left a
vacancy which time can never I'll.
As we looked upon her beautiful form, adorned for its last
resting place, we thought, with joy, of the more beautiful
spirit, 'made white with the blood of the Lamb"
"Rejoice for the years that a bringing
The time when all sorrow shall cease;
For the tempest that aids us in winging
Our flight 10 the haven Of peace.
Though the stars that we worship SO early
From this sphere may darken and die
We shall find them more beautiful, surely,
Reset In the heavenly sky" Els. FttAtt.