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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-22

81 have Analysed the Concentrated Leavcn manufactured
by Messrs. Fhw. Chamberlin n Co., with reference to its
purity and efficiency Of action In producing the effect Of yeast
in distending dough aud thereby rendering it fit for making
bread. This article IL skillfully compounded, from perfectly
pure materials, which leave nothing but a vegetable salt,
which is essentially II desirable food In the bread. 1t raises
the dough without consuming the sugar or any other princi-
pie In the flour, perfectly; AMI 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 It Is in
valuable, as 1t saves all risk, and much time Of the pastry
cook.
The experiments made by Inc 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.
16 Uoyiston St. Ioslon. Sent Of ISGO0
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SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHINGN NOVEL.
AND SOMETHING USEFUL FOE ALL,
is THE
PATENT BREAST LANTERN.
Patented Feb. 2S. 1850.
THIS LANTERN IS so ARRANGED AS

THIS LANTERN is so ARRANGED AS
Il to be readily attached to a Breast Plate or Shield, fitted
to the person and secured in its place by an elastic strap
passing over the shoulder. The breast-plate serves as u sup
port for the Lantern, as n protection to the dress, and a re-
feclor for the light. The Lantern is easily attached to the
breast-pate with n hook, and when detached from 1t, makes
the best Hand Lantern now in use.
For the use OF Conductors Of railway trains, Expressmen.
Flreinen, Farmers, Hostlers,-and in fact for all uses for
which II Lantern is employed, it will be found to be Of the
greatest utility.
For Skating Parties il is without a Rival, as It leaves
the skater entirely free and u~ntrammeled, and keeps the light
always in the right place.
For Physicians and Others who have occasion to ride or
drive in the night II has no superior, us 1t throws the light
some distance in advance of the horse, enabling the person
driving tn see his way clearly, and leaving his hands free to
attend to whip and rens.
For Farmels this Lantern is invaluable, for with it all the
labor about the barn including milking can be done rs readi-
ly as by daylight. In short no person that has any use for q
Lantern can afford to be without one.
The great sale which this Lantern is now having in this vi
cinity and the universal satisfaction which 1t gives are sure
guarantees Of its worth.
Sold in Brattleboro, by NJ. 4. VAN D00RN.
Agents wanted to sell this Lantern in every town and coun-
ty In this State. Town, County and State Rights for sale on
trims so reasonable that n live man cannot help but make a
( rtune.
Come one and all who wish to engage in a sure and profit
able business. For particulars call on NJ. I. A D0ORN,
or address "Agent, Box No. 227, liratteboro Post ohica." .
Dec. 13-Iwb0
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CTATE OF VERMONT. M,n1nono. s. s

The Probate Court for said District.
10 all persons interested in the Estate If ISRAEL LAW
TON, late of Wilmington, deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of MELISSA LAWTON and
q. u. LAYTON, Executors upon said Estate, and decree dis.
tribution thereof among the persons entitled thereto, at the
session thereof to he held at the Probate Office in Hra,tlcboro.
in sail District, on the last Thursday Of January, A. u. 1861.
when and where you may be heard In tho premises, il YOU
see ht. l5lI I. ~H0LDROoK, Register.
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CALL AND SEE.
n III TRIBUNE FOR 1891.
PROSDECUITS

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enterprise whereby American Capital AMI labor are attracted
to and advantageously employed in my department Of Man.
ufacturiug Mechanical Industry AS a real contribution +, the
Public Wealth, insuring ampler. stealier. more convenient
more remuncrating markets to the Farmer. with fuller en-.
ployment anil better wages to The Lab,rr. The Progress. NJ
Mining, Iron-making, st eI.makinr. Clota.weayinr &c. &c.
in our country, and the world, shall be watched and reported
by us with an earnes, and active sympaay.
". FOREIGN AFFAIRs.-We .m,lov ,be ho.t corrs
pondents in London, Paris. Turin. Berun. and other Europe,n
capitals. to transmit us e,rlv ami ncc,r,te advi,.s ~ ,ho
great changes there silently bu. c,rtai,Iv ure,,rin, In sr;,.
Of the pressure of Domestic p,lltics or Nav, ,r,r III. m,
World ia now varied and annie lint ws shall b,vo n re,d,r
1t more perfect during the even,n, war ius, beforons
v.-IoME NEws.-We employ regular maid CORRESPOND.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. M,R1popo. 3 s

~ The Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate of larry CHASE,
late of Brattlcboro, deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notihel this Court will decide upon the al
lownnce of the account Of VI A.. CHASE, Administrator
upon said Estate, and decree distribution thereof among the
persons entitled thereto, Mt the session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office, In lIrattleboro, in said District, on the last
Thursday Of January, A. d. 1861, when and where YOU may
be heard in the premises, IL you see fit.
Of 7. IOLBROOK. Rerister.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Alta Probate Court

ODistrict Of W~estminster,S SIS. ( held at Townshcnd with
in and for said District, on the 10Th day Of November, 1850.
Present the Hos. ABISlIAI STODDARD, Judge.
IN Instrument, %purpOrtng to be the last will and Tesla
ment Of LUTHER BURNAP, late Of Townshend, In said Dis
trict, deceased, being presented to the Court here by HAIR
NEf BuRNAP the executors therein named for probate; il
is ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned therein,
be notified to appear at n session Of said Court, to be held Mt
the Office Of A %stoldarl, in Townshend, in said District, on
the first Wednesday Of January, A. d. 1861, and show cause,
II any they may have, against the probate Of said will, for
which purpose 1t is further ordered, that a copy of the record
of THE order he Published three weeks successfully in the
Vermont PhTnix, printed at Drattleboro in this State, AS soon
as may be. A true copy Of record.
attest, BENZ. W DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Dec. 5, 1S6O.-5O
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate
~ Westminster, SIS. Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of JOHN BEMIs,
late Of Westminster, deceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of DANIEL BEMIS, Admins
traitor Of said Estate, and decree distribution Of 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. ~SrUDDARD, in Townshend, in said District, on the first
Wednesday Of January, A. h. 1861, when and where you may
be heard in the premises, il you see tit.
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Dec. g, 1S60.-50
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. S. S.

~ The PrdJate Court fOr said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of o. {. KILBURN,
late of Wardsboro, deceased, Groeting. q
Whereas CORINTIIIA G. KILBuRN, willow of said de.
ceased, has made application to this Court, representing that
said Estate does not exceed in value one hundred and fifty
dollars, and praying that the whole thereof may he assigned
to hcri-fou are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon said application, at the Session thereof to b. held Mt the
Probate Office, in nrattleboro, In said District, on the last
Thursday Of January, A. u. 1861, when aud where you may
be heard in the premises, IL you sec fit.
oil 4. H0LBR0OK, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. M,RlnoRo. s. s.

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate Court for SAID District
To all persons interested in the Estate of NELSON
INGRAM, late Of Wardsboro, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, HARRIET NJ. INGRAM, Administrator upon
said Estate, has made application in writing to This Court,
setting forth that 1t will be beneficial to the heirs and all per-
sons interested In sa d Estate to sell n part Of the Real Es-
tate of said deceased, aud praying for License to sell the same
accordingly, and has filed In tn $ Court the consent and ap-
probation Of all the heirs Of said deceased, residing in this
state, to such sale;-Iou are hereby notified that this Court
viii decide upon said application at the session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office, in Iirattleboro, in said District, on
the last Thursday Of January, A. d. 1861, when and where
you may be heard in the premises, il you see tit.
bl y. II0LBROOk, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. M,Rtnopo. &. s.

~ The Probate Court Gr said District
To all persons interested In the Estate Of SAMUEL JOHN
SON, late OF Dummcrston, deceased, GnHrHING T.
Whereas, WILLIAM JOHNSON, has presented to this
Court an Instrument purporting to be the last Will Of said
deceased for probatej-You are hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon the probate Of said instrument at the ses.
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office, In Drattleboro,
IN sad District, ON the last Thursday Of January, A. ID. 1861,
when and where you may appear and contest the same, IL
you see ut. oil 4. lI0LBROOk, Reg'r.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MAR1Ropo. 8 s

AI4NIL VT NLTNION 7, M~AKLHUNU, y. ,.
~ The Hon. PROBATE Court for sad District:
To all whom 1t may
You are hereby notified that JOSEPH REED, Guardian Of
JULIA Il. REED, n minor, residing in Wilmington, has made
application in writing to this Court for license 10 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 at the Probate Office, in Brattleboro, in said Dis
trict, on the last Thursday Of December, A. u. 1860, when
and where you may be heard In the premises, II you see fit.
40 +. HOLBRo0K, Register.
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NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
~ attend to the disposal of TICKETS for passing Ilins-
dale Bridge for the year 1861 at the Toll House on MONDAY
THE 3lST DAY OF ~DECEMBE INST. from o o'clock A. NJ.
till 4 Z. NJ.
3w6O CIAs. CHAPIN, Treasurer.
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. Q CIyER RS SERMONS.

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From G.. w. THOMAS. r...

tits remedy know It's value those who have not have but to
make a single trial to be satisfied that Of all others II ia te
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CONCENTRATES LEAVEN,
ron MAKfaa
Bread, Tea Cakes, all kinds OF Pastry, 60, &c,
anufactured by
EDW CHAMRERTIN & co.

NO. 3S INDIA STREET,
Concentrated Lcdpen Is the result Of careful chemical re-
search. Al. rs ingredients are prepared In the highest state
OF purity. ana compounded with q view TO produce bread Of
n far better quality, and In a much less time, than by any
Other rrOcessi and the manufacturers submit Il with entire
confidence To the judgment Of discriminating housekeepers,
bakers, &c, &c.
Tread Of all kinds, made by using Concentrated LeaUen,
Is lighter, more digc.lible and nutritious; has an agreeable,
natural tastei is less liable to sour; will retain its moisture
longer than by any other process, and the whole preparation
for 'hc oven need not exceed ten minutes.
1t Is valuable because Il Is not perislable, aud may be rem
dertd ayailabl, In places and Mt times when yeast Is not with
In reach, as Mt sea. In all climates, and under all circum-
stances, II may be adopted, thus obviating all difficulty OF
procuring yeast or other fcrment, which Is frequently Of an
inferior quality, rendering the bread more or less unwholo-
some.
1t Is also valuable as regards economy, as It has been as
ccrtained that q saving Ia effected in the flour Of not less than
10 per cent In the common process, much Of the saccharinc
OF the Hour Is lost by being converted into carbonic acid gas,
or spirit, and the waste Is incurred solely for the purpose VI
generating gas to raise the dough. by using Concentrated
IedUen, this waste IL avoided, and the gas obtained In n
manner equally cncacious. Fermentation, as has been
stated, destroys a part Of the flour or meal, and, in conse-
qucncc, a barrel Of flour weighing 1876 lbs, which by the com
mon method ordinarily makes about $50 lbs. IT bread, gives
by this process 200 lbs, thus enecting the very important
saving OF l6 per cent. In the quantity of -four. by con-
tormity TO- the directions on each package, any person capa-
bic Of ordinary attention may conduct the process, and the
result will invariably be highly satisfactory.
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I'M PORTANT NOTICE
To Merchants, Peddlers, and all in want Of Il safe ind
profitable business.

THE AGENT FOR THE SALE OF THE
L PATENT BREAST LANTERN is ready to offer the
greatest inducements to all in want of business to engage in
the sale OF this Lantern. The Lantern will he furnished at
sell.
Any person who will buy 8 Lanterns for every 100 inhabf-
tants in n town will receive with the Lanterns a Deed Of the
Right to sell in that town for II years from last March.
From 81 to 80 IA day can be made selling the Lanterns, and
at the same time secure u valuable Patent Right.
This is NO HUMBUG. Although their Lanterns are not
yet fairly introduced to the people Of this vicinity, their sale
by far exceeds the sale of all other Lanterns.
For particulars inquire Of j. II. 4 W. II. ESTERBROOK,
or OF NJ. 7. VAN D00RN. Or address, Agent, Box No. 227,
Brattleboro Post 0hice.-51
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tits remedy know It's value those who have not have bmt IN
make a single trial to be satisfied that Of all others II ia te
rCmedy.
From G. w. THOMAS, ESQ.
BRArrLEBoRo', Vt, May 10, 1860.
For ten or twelve years | have been troubled much of the
The throat and lungs, ATTENDED with severe Comg6. During
this time I have tried many Of the popular remedies of lhe
day, without the least benefit. The past winter I commenced
The use NJ Dn. WisrAR's BALsAN or WILD CnER ~, tho ben
chcial effects OF which have been very great, rs after having
used three bottles | find myself entirely cured OF my disease.
rue BALsAM has also been used In u severe case Of asthma
ana cough, which came within my observation, which Yield
"a AZ once TO the remedy. | recommend its use to he aflic-
ted generally. Yours truly,
q. W. THOMAS.
From the Postmaster nj PiusacId VI.
pIrrsrrEID, May Q, 1860.
Messrs. sErH W. fowLE & Co.,
Dear Sirs,-Iaving used DR. WIsrAn's DAtsAa OF Win
CHkRRY TOR coughs, Colds, dRd Bronchitis, 1 am repaired
70 say that It Is one Of the best family medicines nov In use
nhu l would recommend IL to any one oflicted with throat or
iung dinicolty. GEORGE MCCOLLOM.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE n CO., Busrox, and Tor
sale by JOsEru CLARK and |. N. THORN Brdttieboro'; A.,
DuNRLEB, West Brdtticb0ro'; BAKER 4 HEwErr, Pgtnsv.
y swifr, WimiHyfoh HOws a SHERMAN and MoEsE a
UNISON, WHiidmsUiUe W.. II. JONES, Nest Duuer ".
MiLc0x, W. Westminstor J. q. IltGGISs, Wdrdsboro'; S.
Z. MILLER, tdyeffechHei W. y. Howe, Douer and by
"ea'ets eVerywhrc' 4w5O
Atwoed's QuiBinc Tonic Bittcrs,-Thc best
Aromatic Tonic ever offered to the public. All Druggists
have Il See Advertisement,
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DEATHS.

ker, aged "a.
In swanzey, N. H., Dec. 10, NANCY c., wife of Enoch
Howe, IS.
and 8 months.
In westmoreland, NH, Nov. 10, Dea. ABRAHAM HOWE,
SO years, 10 months, days.
In Worcester, Mass, Dec. s, Mrs. MARTHA N FREE
MAN, aged rs years, wife of Mi. Chas. A. Goddard, Of the
nrm OF fiske d Goddard, and adopted naughter of Rev. l..
Trscy Of Keene.
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GARDENERS
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND,

A certain, safe AMI permanent cure for Rheumatism, Neural
GA and Salt Rheum. 1t is an internal remedy, driving out
ana entirely Graduating the disease, requiring no change in
diet or business, and may be taken by children and persons
OF the most delicate constitutions with perfect safety.
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From the Postmaster nj PittsGcId VI.
nunn.nuuAu A.. u 1Qna

Atwoed's Quisinc Tonic Bittcrs.-Thc best
Tonic ever offered to the public. All Druggists
Il. See Advertisement,
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Gift RooJ==

THE LATEST AND EEsT, IN FINE BINDINGS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30
For tho Chronicle.
Tobacco Exchange.

would call the serious attention Of all those
connected with the Tobacco trade, Planters Ware
house-men and Buyers. to the propriety Of opening
"Tobacco Erehange' in this city, for the sale Of
Tobacco a means Of expediting business and Civ
ing additional facilities to our rapidly increasing
commerce in this staple. Clarksvie has been for
some years the largest tobacco market in the West
and with increasing supplies of Leaf, brought in
by our railroad, which, under its present able man
thei and farther to relieve the land-locked produce
our present system is too cumbersome to be long
borne, The experiment has been tried in Rich
mond, the largest tobacco market East and after q
fair test is found to answer all the purposes for
which II was intended. The system is plain one:
simply that suitable room shall be obtained, with
locked sample-boxes for each warehouse, and that
all samples be brought to the sales-room and sold
at the daily sales instead of buyers stringing along
to a line Of warehouses that extend for near FIVE
miles. t 5.,..k
The advantages to the planter are, that he can
always have his tobacco sold at one days notice.
that he secures the largest attendance of buyers
and that he sees the management of tobacco from
all sections instead Of only the crops stored in the
same warehouse with his own, and from his own
ction.
To the warehouse-men It offers increased facili-
tics for doing business and at less expense scatter
ing their sales over six days, instead of crowding
them into one, which forces them to call in inexpe-
rienced coopers to aid their own welldried forces
BY thus dividing their sales their offerings could
be sampled, coopered and weighed one day and sold
the next and their clerks attending could each
make out their bills, present them, and next day
collect aud receive orders for shipment Tobacco
also brings better prices when the weights are
known.
To the shippers and stemmers the advantages Of
an "Exchange' are equally manifest; instead Of
travelling from warehouse to warehouse. distant
from their places of business and consuming a
whole day to the detrment of OF er interests, they
can get through sale at the Exchange in a few
hours, and attend in all weather. To hose who
may think the system Objectionable on account of
the distance some Of the samples would be carried,
would only point to New Orleans and New York,
where samples are carried as far without injury
The Inconvenience of our present system are so
buredensome that this subject has already been dis
cussed informally, and have endeavored as far as
might be to combine the views Of ALL and now that
the matter is fairly before you, trust you will
take some decided action, and at once
NICOTIANA.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-30

OPPOSITION MEMBERS OF CONGRESS Browns
vile Independent Ar'rican pays the following well
deserved compliment to the Opposition members OF
Congress from Tennessee
The Opposition Of Tennessee ought to bc proud Of
their Representatives in the Congress Of the United
States. All of them are men of eminent talents,
The gallant Nelson leads the van, impetuous Ethe-
ridge the right wing, fiery QuarcS the left the eau
tious Maynard and heroic llatton the centre and
Brabson and Stokes the Reserve. They have dis
charged their duty nobly-they are fhc Spartan
band of the South true TO the Constitution and true
to the Union No State in the Union can boast Of so
brilliant array of talent and patriotism, the whit
plume of Murat never waved over proudcr victories
than these gentlemen have gained over their oppon-
ents in debate