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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-26
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.
sTANDING COMMITTEES.


maH,) Lamb, Yarnal and the Clerk
or FIxGNcEs-McssTs. Bradyi Gill and Lamb.
Or Accouxrs.-Messrs wiekham; Hornbrook anil
woodrow.
GuTe; Hammond and Mathews
or wETER woRKs.-Messr Tanner Echolsi Hughesi
Works.
OK MARKEr HOrsE.-Messrs. wiekhami Jefersi and
wait.
on Coat BANKs-Messrs. Gill Brady Lamb and the
Superintendent OF Water Works.
on LAxDrxoa-Messrs. Hallowell; Gotta and Yarnall.
PnE DEPAKrnExr.-Messrs. Bishop Hughesi Mat.
GheWs; ThATP and Wait
onPrrrr.oxs.-Messrs Tanner, Gill and woodrow
on RuL ROADs-Messrs Brady; Bishop; Forbes; Gill,
lamb; Tanner and Woodrow.
on RLEcT1OM-Messrs. lambs HOrnbrOok and TharP.
or SALARIEs.-Messrs. Yarnali Cottsi Eehols, TharP
or AssrssnEnrs-Messrs. HOrnbroOki Bishop Hughssi
letters and Matthew'S
ON GRADEs.-Messrs Forbes; Cottsi Jehersi "leKhah'
and YsrnaI
well and woodrow.
IeAers; MattheWA and Wait
Or LloHr.-Messrs. Cottsi Bishops Tanueri Wait aud
YGruall.
lat wnId-F a; BRESELISoER. % Ward1GEo. Ron.
INION. Sd ward-SAN'L Smith. 4th Ward-DAwD HAM
MoHD. 9th ward-ALEX. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
fat ward-David MacIune. cd w.-James Mcconnell.
adW-Geo. Duty. 9th W.. John l.. Newly. 9th W.
Il. u. JamBOn-
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1,t ward-H W. Phillips I'd Ward.-wm. $. Wick.
nam 81 WaTd-Dr w. J. Bates. 18th ward.-JOhn Gill
christ ST. 9th waTd-JOsah Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
ttst ward-wm. George, John Moore.
ID % Thos Johnston, p b. Taylor.
N Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton
an d. v. Tharp, y. ScatteTday
Kin Matthew b. Reed, James WilsOn
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
fat Wara-Joseph Greer: Cd ward.-P b. Taylor: 81
WaTd-Geo TTisleT: 4th.-IIarvey Halls 0th.-Cieo. W.
FIRE wARDENS.
lat ward-Joscph Greer; cd ward.-JosePh Forsyth;
a yyard-Geo TrsIer: Ith WaTd.-JOhn Clayton: 9th
WaTd.-A. s. Glenn
carator of City HaH.-JOel TEtHler.
orsrsesr Of Chain Gans.-GeO Bulger.
serioa of PuSlie Grap< Eards.-Elas H. Burt.
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CITY OFRICERs FOR 1889.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES 5. Wl1EATE, Clerk.
H. W. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. l. SASGsTON, Sergeant.
SrEeaars DeylItiss-lst waTt-IsAac N. Pearl Cd wanl
Abba W. CIemens- Sd SaId-John bowers 18th ward
-HepTY P. ChApine- 9th WI ld-James S. Campbell.
JoIE Moons, Superintendent Water Works-
JACOB z Bra, Wharf Master.
Jlc01 AHIGK, Street Commissioner.
JAnEs u. EWINO, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Hi J6snyAc Willy Coal Measuror. and Qua.
sur OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY Market Master.
THonAH CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
WH J. STODDART, City Surveyor.
JAnEs r. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
MEMBERs OF COUNCIL.
FIRST zgARD.-John MeLure Jr.I John Hughesi s. D,
woodrow Isaac Cots
SECOND wARD-John Bishop; Geo. E wickham.
THIRD wARD.-s. BndyiJ. J. YarDalli John NJ. Math'
SEs; Daniel Lamb.
ForRTu wARD.-DE. James TannerI E. G. Jehersi a. S.
HGIIoweIl; D. v. Tharpi David Hammond.
PITrH wARD.-George Forbes; John w. Gill LoTcnziI
D. Watt Jacob Hornbrooki Henry Eehols
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lsri 10 Glass Manufacturers.
AVN have constantly hand large stock OF Japaned
w IarGoyerB OF all sizes, Union 81, No. H. Fff
= Ans! 2t.S twd. CAYWooD CoNKLISNE 20. |
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IN QUART BOTTLES.

Hin 4UAf6 Il IbW Il AlIA1Ss
For Purifying the Hood, md for the Cureof
sCRoPULA, MRRCURIAL DISEASES, RHEUMAT1sM
CUTANEoUs ERUPTIONS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, BRoNClIl
IT'S, SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION, FIR
WEIR SORES. FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
RRYSIPELAs,L LOSS OF THE Ape
TITR, PIMPLES, BILES, GIN.
ERAL DEBILITY, &c. &c.
This preparation borne tho test OF over II years
experience since it's first introduction to public aVor uu
ing which time limitations have sprung Into exist
enee founding ther claims to tho confidence Of tic commu
nifty the curative powers contained In Sasaparia Hoo
the great reputation and extended OF which has bce
maint many wonderful cures effected By
the use OF this PREPARATION While sarsaplra Root forms
an important part its combination 1t is at the sann
time compounded with other vegetable remedies OF great
mower and it is peculiar combination and scientific
manner or Its prcpaIutOn that its remarkable succeSs III
the cure OF disease depends Other preparations initiate IL
in the style putting and In bearing the name OF one oil
its Ingredients and ends their resemblance to it
Those needing remedy and purifier like this, request
cd 10 note this difference exists and In making
OF what they will USE to take any other but that one ca
titled to their confidence from the long list it has
effected living witnesses, whose Testimonials and resi-
denccs published, and who still beating daily
testimony to its worth
LIVER COMPLAINT AND SALT SALT R I.Is !,A ,s,.
Mcssrs. a. b. q d. sANDs,-GcntIemen:-w olds eau
but Ieebiy express my opinions, in conveying the eaAs
use OF your saisapaiia She was afflicted witm
CutaHeOus disease that covered tho whoe surface
iy 50 that II would have been impossible TO toucn
-, That was ON the hunIOri the head face, and
NOM Te covered with like those Ola sl tile ii1IT
fell Jul large quantities, and walking caused the most
crclaIing agomes, affected the joints SeTrc'y
than any other part She suIc cd long time
adrction liver, connected with general debility, and
OF the nervous system PhysicaLs. 10Th
EiITupo and America, had exhausted tie usual Iclccs
without cIcctng cure, scarcely aortins re.ie nI
Inc best medical unaVaIlg until she happily IscL
your Sarsaparila. The disease was pronounced sat
rheum whole system, Internally and cXteTLaly,
was altogether deranged but complete has been
after using the SasaaIilla for six weeks, and taking
less dozen bottles that she eIUOys Doltc
previous TO taking tue SaTsap1riiA
NV object making this Communication is, that all
ha has, know where and whom
apply Tor IrcI (Rd that not III Tan,) complete
viii the result. My vile uiles with u heartfelt
thanks; and believe me, gentlemen,
Yours sincerely, FERlsIER NAZER.
Cifv aud County oTk ss:-FeTrier NRzeI, being
duly sworn doth deIOse and say that the foregoing
mrnl, which be subscribed his is and
cuate 10 the OF his knowledge aud bclieSwOIn
subsc ribed this 9th day OF July, 1873, before me,
C.S, WOODHULL, Mayor.
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FOREIGN POSTAGE.

tries via England, must be prepaid II by British steam
er, cents, il by an American steamer, 2l cents.
Alexandria, via Marseilles- Malta, Island or
Algeria. Meekcnburg Schwerin.
Austria. anu Austrian States. MecklenburS Streli;z,
Halen MOlaViR.
Bavaria. Naples, via MaTseilcs.
Belgium. Norway.
Bemcn. OIdenbuTg.
brunswick. Poland.
BeyTOot, via MaTsielles. Prussia.
DardanelIes, the, do Roman, or Pspal states.
Denmark Russia
France. SaXony.
German StateS ScutariI via Marseilles.
Gibraltar. Smyrna do do
Greece via Marseiles. Sweden.
Hamburg and CuXhaVcn. Switzerland.
Hanover. Turkey in Europe.
Holland. Tuscany, via MaTseles.
Hong Kong. Venetian States
Ionian Islands. Wallachia.
Lubec. Wurtemburg-
BY BREMEN LINE, letters DO sent to Germany by
the Foreign postage and the United States post
age Of2O centsi or they may be sent wholly unpaid.
To CEXTRAL AMERICA, &c.-Letters from the United
States to tho following named countries and places must be
paid rate OF 60 cents per half ounce which in
cudes the foreign postage OF % cents On those
eeived tile foreign postage 10 required to be paid in adj
leaving the United States postage OF 20 cents
collected delivery On newspapers from the United
cents must be pre- paid, and those received
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g MORE OIL CLOTHS. q

IA now Teeelyng very largo and complete stock q
Superior OIL Cloths, iom ono to four yards wide which
will be sold those in want goods this line
Will peaae CALL andsee the prettlest article offered
thts city. -sJ. @. HARBOUR,
s0septa iBds ,l'i. a No.143 Main street.
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY.
CHURCHRs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. GILL. DecTeLdTy- Jas Y. W hcaIe.
7r,aSHTfT-JosIah r Updegraf Engineer aud IREPeeOT
SamI H. GodthoTP.
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RnteA OfTOII of wheeling and Belmont Sue.
pension Bridge.

"a 1 horse wagon, 10 co
" o horse wagon, co so
/" horse wagon, 90 100
al horse mail OF passenger coaches, 100 12G
For walking to Island and back per month 30 cts per
year, $500
For cattle per head, 5cts
"hOTSeS per head,
"hogB per head,
" sheep per head, ...
FOR RESIDENTS ON THE ISLAND.
With the privilege passing either bridge singly.
For single foot passenger, per month, 20 ctsi per
Families. exclusive of servants) not exeoediSs
six persons, 600
a. Families, do do
10persOns, ... ..... $50
" both bridges, single foot passenger per year, 500
%T InS professions exempt from toll. 4''Y'
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n HR regular time for tho commencement ofthe Fail
Session OF this institution, will be the day of SsP.
sEber HeTt RachSesSon continues fUe calender ioAL
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4 2 a q z q % q "a q q Z

Seth II. Searcy, whose certificate is aboVe,is OF
much Vcracty any IN this country, and man OF good
Judgement, we place entire reliance his statement
HARCOURT, HOWARD q, co. Z
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NJ ESSENGERS pass TO and from nu pIs
''i 'rs"n routes of FIt,hburrh, Worccste
and Nashua, Vermont and .Jassachus..tt..--
Ih'shre, Sullivan, and Il utlaud and Bufliny.
ION Railroads.
Connections with other companies are SO
arranged 'haI al Eipres. Matter can bee for
"sitrd -" 'thnui delay 10 any part of the [,
aztec states, Eanatas, PrDyiuces. ~ Eurolc.
We assnTe no responsibility beyond the
terminus Of our routes
ha"f''s, hGHt .Not's Spc,is and .Nyrila.
dee generally. forwarded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, AC.,
'"''s'i'", PAD 80 negotiated. SI,cAs, Pro.
cno", ana Merchandise, bought or sold md
all K'n4a # LHr',ss Business prompt, alien.
trd 1,
In -eend'nr money or parcels OF consiIrra.
h." value, Inc amount must be stated, other.
"''' We hfe act tsPons.hie IA case Of lo.s.
parcel
packages should be made compse, r,
p'sH'.". and 40 par Eagc So. hc fcoci,.d an.
.rr' 90 good order saG DISTINCTLY markrd. All
thi-es- tnsiE"ss should Dee ac,aulpaut,t
80" Er'''. D'frTs, uus,alod, aud peIsaaall.
sfga~c
Levers caHHa, he tsfen, 81, be,n, p,eb,.,.,
I'D D., lac Post Office Department,
UT packages should lie tnaIkeGnB,1aI.v.
ifn- pal Oa-e .Rsiiroas F,ebsD,s g,,,,.
FISK 4 hlCE, fropf,rtofs
fh'1r a Foam Agents, Ra,land
SElDLITZ POWDERS.
" ''i,ntef 'upcicr 20 sHvtn the u,y,,, Ia.
y l. sFENCEE
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u ACCOMMODATE NS.

ttcUihcato 81 W. Ferry p t.m'uth.N ~
=, . foRtssourE, scpiembet ~. i~iq
MY Moore, Agent for Waite Hair R,stor
awe 900 near ST. donm II nv duty to state some
iaft' r. i"f'ng the ines,innnble value OF NhUc'.
haf""st several ,ts,sRro amer n severe
~ ~ sckhr'' nay ar lost al 81 her hair he scalp
up area scss,d aud the hair r,cw out harsh and
nhra''n' Ah"n, year are" by another r, Of sick.
no's she lost ailof her hsits second time aud ft
'"ns 'hlr There was apparently no action IN he
'oa'p' Aitrf Various applications vas Induced 10
~ tue above mentioned Restorative. and now al ,er
y" Use 81 few bottles her har has grow out a.
tWck' asinstfnus, aoi az beautiful colot Rsr,rt
F"0hcfmntr, for = long timr I have been afflicted
'lh neutalgic aud other pains in my head, and
We f""Hd II the hos, external remedy ! have ever
'"'' can therefore cheetiny recommend II to all
are athictrd az a,nve as the hes, art lie have
'reIseon. Most respectfully youts.
A. FERRY NJ MY
Manufactured ny '. WHITE l~~ell. Mass 81
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
This day received by
II. l.. S y T. y G. +, r.

LeuerCSps igrapes;l Mechanics lnk.tapds;
Hcid"mlr In stands Cocoa Water Cups: Bar
re sand Il 1Aes, lr"senOod); Patent Ar Tight
'nh lands Glaze lukstands ,(b1rrcN Cocoa Pock.
q lnksnnd' itqbher Bands, INory Kni,e, lyury
W " ~" h"nhoa-; lbet's Pencils, Russia GuLis,
Pcthran Pen n elders, jenny Lind Way; Law
envelopes, &c. &c. at Union' urlccs ten Ier
cent Oft -
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nus kitssn,
pftps rstiun ~
last tskirE the
place ~ al 9th
sr t.iea IN
ssc tot festnt
tnf and Trees
tarihc Hnit
" pf.'crt. the
Hati from tan
ting 81, prrnoi
60 IT. etn~ih
feuasrs ,ianl
iuh aGdge.,cres
ihc nstursl sac!
lntufisrt grow
b cf thr Hair
~ all rasss 81
'bSi'Rr-s. ii,i
20 'othntrspsih
ND heat ~ tie
'Iss,i snl I. A
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Mcn fOI California

arr almost uaj'cr-1 ally in-uring in thi.Comrnr,
h"c'n-c terms are So reasonable.
~ Ms ~ INMiiIrs artnpNiouo to insure in
ma t"mpanN,--a safe Institutions
Nhi'HjEh MtS are en-grinS IN this company
hy -rores.
hart Hotb King meAinvcstin this COMPANY be.
cause thcyrrgard !; a. the best otS,yiug, Lai,l 9
t. 'hY up their earning, 10 tar their wivc- and
1dra'"f' invest with tlis company 10y TAX
IN: ont policies for life, because they r,gardit
y. good A. money at l2to go per cent nt,rcst
Niic'nNs'. and conditions of men ensure In thi.
company because. just as they do every thing
III aitl"id' when they meet with losses they
INV "unn at nncr.
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warm TOR SALE

~ 20 20 aNe.u.bl' Farm situated 10 rh,>
80, l''s l.lar laH = t., c SuutA AZ tar
Congregational Meeting house, and htn, on
. ui ''crs, containing near, i.d acre. 81
.art 'f'h god Brok house aar good out.
"ria.1g, Also 50 ont !o, situated about I
8" j.. DISTANT, containing about La aerrs.
s. % p '' ,'''t 10y pas,ar'ur. ana an exec. l,,t
'H-1r Orchard 7p3 toe,r i4,rruu.
f"t '"rps - pa .;nrut ltI further uart,cu.
'''t '.9H're Of iho -ah,or'brr, on the prclnls
90, OF Of \ II kcio4g, Esq.
\ II flkE
f"slera. July -, 81
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49, >.k,s,,L,..
ga.as 9, "a, e,p.its g., 80. go ,st.s,
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49, S'3 3s'c va ~ NftN''u 'a7i n'ae" ard
Hf'''t ." u = 4he ~ 3d.. ...u.b-..t p.8c,s
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sas esss ss,.. .,sk. h,s.i,f,t ,her, srvs.
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rHtTES HSiR REsTOR.iTTrE,
rtEtLy NEGhranLk COMPOUND.
Ter Ecsioring, 6sabit pnr, CLEANSING, Sajt.
Gang. and Dytsas1 me man,
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THE CHEAPEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

~ iI1'Ifold to Schenectady, by Enc Canal
I" buffalo, from thence by Steamer or
Michigan Central Railroad, TO Mich
gan, Illinois, Indiana, or any
OF the Western or South
NCstern States
This Company have from e,glt 10 ten boat.
"'Yr Scaen"ctady, lady. Sunday. except.
aln ''''
"n'!"' gfaungWcs, will find IL TO tb.;,
advantage and col ycDience toiake ms ,o,,,a
az 'h"y w'll be enabled 10 accompany Their
"p'd' an The way 70 their places Of des,,na.
ial, 81 Du''
at'.s Of = ~ 90 wll be accommodated
"iIn bDiI exclusively, TO themselves
fmr P''sSfGE or FREIGHr apu!, I.
IaoS T 6 burlington, J. d. roHfrn, .u,-
30, steamer Saltus, w. +. Cana s,ssn'I
~ d.. "f hnstnn, w a. Sr,yrss. slesme,
whitehall W. " B..L, Schenectady, 70
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NOTICE,

leo '"4y o'tiA, that bs,, .s... day ,.y
ca ~ soh charlie al, h.s i,us.. aa,iac lj.,.
'' ''@ "S'f al H's miuoriiy and ,n.ll ci4,,,,
% "r ~ AS 'aiH'ugS aud pay No. debts o! h,.
'9"'tae'iue at,Ht Ih.s DAT,
tFELEF Nkll
paohy, OF ,.l~sl. ~
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~ Nbt<t Hl\n!S
ORIGINATED BIrrrgs

V''V n = - NH'Ir % nv uH"f. 1-,u gy'.I
:" p'r>.r'',ica'c at Bacon E oks.,t..
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I'' in"'"nse Hnd Increasing ,cnauh M nr. 8. r
"'~"n''" t'stplri'a hls made 4 ncrtssars YER.
ipnrh - "u'hi"" HE operations rfnaruisrtutp. NJ,
I'i' sun~i t' used ~ Hrtrd hlt quantities
hJi 1trlch INGREDIENT requires to he cItc!illy and
accurately i"Ff' the proportions hAyr found II he
'estif. - place the Compromising Department IN
chhrg Of sUBIp"irut aud spansIhr Chemist on ,
whn.r sI,",' rcpntaitn WA he 'ulI guarantee
pr''r snatirncr nr JAMES Il. Chiffon has as
sulH-d tiis duty.
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T. 1yr' iWpn'it - IL wi, be nrce-sar, IN that
Or ~ IVES 4. CHiiT0N'S CERTIFICATE wellas
IN" s'Fnthrc Of hrS l.. To~Escud, j. The outside
wtib1rt uf eng hnti,r
7! 5->n,i ~ n l. NrENCER, futisnh AID by ail
the principal druggists and Cuunuy Merchants
{ hrcugh'ut the Nuitrd Siatcs tar.haA Sc
nS-Prnpri-trr-' Office - NASSAU STGEFT. in
~" '"ildin" nuu"ely occupied by the Soujh Bsrtis
Church. New Work rs I'm
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

IN aud after Monday, Dec. iG, $50,
~ Stage will leave Csstleton cv cry da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of the Cars
from burlington ana Bellows Falls, say at
l.3 L VI and arrive at Salem y. Y. at :
I. NJ. same evening.
RETrRSING.
Leave Salem at 4. NJ aud arrive al Cas-
Teton nj o'clock =. VI. to connect with the
above Trans, that reach Burlington ard Bel,
lows Fails same evening. Thus line passrs
through Enst roultncy. West Poul,uey. Md.
d." Granville, Granville Corners. Hebron TO
Silrln. BApW ELL, FIELD u co.
Drccmbcr ii: l-Jh m
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' alulble hooks.

ron tARN ..R> 4 GARptS Nhs
'.a.'''i; 81 Nr.' ar ss'6crr-
go. : me...s~ ittt Boa.
B4.t; ta.H'. k4tsLru Gnttnrt,
.lbsf t.sfa-ri' % Nu,-r.cA.
- s,5s4. ~ 5ti.sf. tsu.i Cr'tusi,l,
A54"ns N,act,-sD tstEuifufr.
ihev 4.. 20 i.pwt' t,4ya"a. A. a.
.-se s, SFENCEE.
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severe IN remedy for all disse,e, ~ the s,,,, fl
eve. ne nav htilani, tos', iustt-. a,ik,n t..
nir,AnJA NraNhy rtcofous Ne 81, =
toilet tah be complete ithout H., indie pthsiuls
| NH
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PAPER HANGINGS

-oc-4 - A.I-3.,
K .'" "pen'nga nrw lot, thrs dly rrce we'd
=. "H' nave 'tan'nei the a-s,rtmrut re-.
c''''o "y "'ih t" weeks since, unite m
P'"''uh ing NE - les superior 10 any eqrr
h"ilr" sccn IA Kptiand County. End M. o,,
c~s 'varylas i'pm . - - ceats De, ,,lI.
most reas,ns1.s To those -. oply u.c...
saty "a say that This lot comes from the same
estab.,snhrHt.
kieh velvet, satin, and Common R,rdets
'ndn~ fapr's. 81 - irgant styi.s.
A.. ntrf',t~d are 'cpurs,,d Ia ,all And
chatAlur tt.s s,Sck atti.r
h'rtAND tOrNyr BooK,rosy,
Me- Vi near opposite the Franklin u.,,l
fvs tss,s 'o.lh n Cour. Square.
ri LAND. Vt
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DRIED APPLE

NlNr hd- "fue'. yGst roc ]. ea and ror,a,
by = L;.!.t. = 500 '"'
Rutland, July :, ISL.
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''t'Y Different Sly'rs, Hou1ht Cheap and
san be sold CneIptior Cash, by
III. l.. SPENCER.
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FOR SALE.

q ANiiif OF s. hy y Timber ef ijfrcrcr,
.e"-t... t'g tie. r.'h q variety a. other
aiai. 10 lumber ty .. l.. EuHBihS
Jii., ia. ls5i
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VERY RENNEKAGi!.--Aui intelligent c,nrrr m Tho
n"h 81 u I~''n, t"lr"i som" sirr, rrrnafkail.
oIghln-, c1rrhr his ro m r1o, and f5rc il car,l, Of,
itr rhrc hn'1y Cl"ar"3 uii the r' ami ,nrlLJ q "
Mr'"htniS rrlrhrsi"! Glts,.p on, -,,l.' III IA, lf
,,.,2.u II hi i'-' 'o.t"; i Occasionally with the D
ana IN two weeks Ire ate to ~, the horse
tor Of letter from g. T.. Stafford E1
r. III = Dear St--one Of my horses ha,i-p
'"I?"'' ~ I'iH tl'u'., wlirh la! Become Gallons
and "!h suIo..i from, the nav, remedies used ~, %
was pas, cnr-i was ,n,,,cJ IN t,, yI,, " -. ~ ,i '
%fi'h van Tia. sc Of two bottles rutirc, e;r,I c.,,,
nf'"f" o'sieI II oHt Of the best incii ines thai can
h'ehryr Jan, ~. III. g, l.. STAFFORD
FROM W. St@rters. superintendent Of til, canal ccf
TINS may eerfy tina, have t-rn in t,v hat,, of ,.i-
rf, M''rlhnr7 Gazing D and find ii one Of tie
re-. application. that have c'cr made use Of / hay.
I n",t n' ulr e'i Of o" try - ia, hor.'~ for rr
H., h, 'np.'!'-' ana nav" made u-e Of HGin,r of lat
W., to my entire satisfaction. "
L''"IoF'' Jan H. i'ii. J. sTERSBERG
Don't he Irsuaca take my thing el.c win tho ry,
unrrnr!oi do-cr- whose cor,-.nc. vii s,,.,h IL
nt 'ih ana "uc ar Of si''rt spirit, to.e IN
"r ~ 'tlr-'f' t. the a-ion OF tyngrcs-
Mrpcm, N ,.I n any o. n. So'f PEorRrEroR GEO W
10Y nIi n IN. handwriting ever he cork.
o,'is h'1T'"! to Tie pfotrenr VIII e promptly
Get p2uhl"t Of tho Agent, and what wonders ar.
a'sso;;nr''Sh"i 'y ne u.e Of hi, medicine.
an. ranada, ~ i" o''''' '''''
II. l.. Spencer, Rutland; IN Satin. waiting
ii'Iui n'1trr, wet t.ultneyi Dewey n fnit-
ham r., rou!tnoy NJ Hiliard, Bpl'l, / 90.
mere ijpn & Brr'her,. Fawlct; {. T.. MIDI
nI'' nastlctor. 4, Alien. F"Irlatst; IutI..
J"y. Benson T.. {. Ecl., Sudlufy, {. T.. g..
" Brandon, :. j.. WINSTON. Pit,.t
Sperry: DANNY; Ciark Gray, Dor,et
"'di'ri, Fast Rupert {. y. Smtr T.
lrr.sa Hammond Co, cross
:, wright. whitehall e.. " Sl-,
gem ... .. Wicker. H.rth Fer. ..afuo
"uEn;. Orwo Oh, L. Burt : ...tlaud
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CA N c Il ALAG,
CON S y M PrIo
N O OPIUM
Th's'yrsp eoa,slns n. er,s~

The yfsp eoaisios Ne opt~m ram,
,"T ~hus'rh tn, 10 ran, rH,,,s ~
Roots. III re md s~seiahhs ,t,i,,,, 4
-it''h' insutb,e rprn the lu,t, "a
6" "'Fans. Its '~p,fs an tf,,,t,
'ihn. ond terily rncvs N, ,tit
'e'ft''rns y, N ~. rhscs, A,d A. p,.
'it''ns the Cough, y ntes.r ~, ~
"'hei tauscs Witch ave fi.,tou
snd imj~ris healthy itnst.it. i,..
thcfth, t,u'sbiins ,h'rp r'rts n,.-,'
tom the blood ih"ss ihputi;,.. -.
cirs, Which, nreia ned, ,lr ,ont,b g.
s!stsIri and lay The soUndat ;rp m, ,,,,,
SUMPTION. !, aiso elrnss . J,,,ss.
the tkIn, aud sssls's nature N ,ii,ut,.
tthslrn's, much oithsi mo'bis ma y
otherwise be thrown back upon m.
,sl'es'ns them % part Of ihsil ~n,t a.
he 'ys'rm pure aud healthy W., -,
forming, u ehrehs their d-y,iop,m,,
prog tr"-of u D'tsysiicn has ,st,, -,
the Lnnss In 'hrn~,rr "a tho t,,,,,
snothes he Irritation. hssls he $50
nd restores them nfsIn TO htaI,L,
Medicine, therefore IL nc, psiia,i,.
enIy rehs'es@ Tor the lime being IN, a,
curative "stfikcs al the root Of ~.
u, removing II rcniosr- a, ono, ALL
'i'rndant Consequences Tn. is ,.h
rh,taciri's,'r--a propett, po.,c,.,i
ny no other medicine ~ liks ns,u,,
public. NV
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WAknANTI.

such Is mr. cor fdence IN lis yir'uo. IN, i
WILING '" 'rdr'nni ibis Medicine In r,,,
''ce"' r'ld, twh-re usc'i arrut,'rnet,t,,
on page 0h Of the pnmph,,, ,ns,dc Vi, n,
",eh h''iIe ana where the person 3. n,r y
bottle within y hnp,.' lime