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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
Railroadj Guag,es.

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There has been great deal said about wide
and narrow guages for Railroads, each having
their advocates. The Cincinnati Gazette in an
article on this ubject says: ss ss so - rs
Investigations have recently been made by able
Engineers, to ascertain the best guage for road.
Mr.. Broadhead, one of these engineers, has coll
lected the opinions OF many able engineers, a nd
has come on the subject. After giving his opin-.
ions oil. others, he says:
Il have now shown that the broad gnage is at
tended with an additional expense in the first
construction of the road, and in the annual ex-
pense of operating it, that the passenger and
freight cars now in use uponi are not more than
or inches wider than those used on the mar
row guage, and thatthe same weight of fteight,
and the same number of passengers, are carnelll an
the cars upon each. lsssssss,
"The different railway companies having the
narrow guage, have increased the width of their
passenger cars as fast. as the bridges and, other
structures have been removed, and othefs OF
greater dimensions put in their places; so that so
far as the comfort of passengers is concerned tits
about as well provided for on the narrow guage,
andwlll be equally so as soon as the structures
will admit fit. y ~
Among the opinions given by other engineers,
we find the following: So .ess.fsg s
Mr.. Minot, the present superintendent of the
Erie road, says: 81
d haveno hesitation in saying thatiI think that
81 feet to be the best guage for railway, aloth-
er things being equal.' s
a. g. Twining, chief engineer of the Illinois
Lake Shore Road, says:
eff the narrow guage commonly in use had been
originally fixed somewhere between s and 81
feet, itwould, IN my;opinlon, have been the very
best.'
Col. R. B. Martin, chief engineer of the Ilinoi.
Central Road, Says: 81 a.
Imustsay that Il never could see the ndvan-
tage OF the feet guage overthe ordinary guage.
s=iasssi Ii were 10 fix a guage without
reference to WHAT is now!done, L would makeit 6
or 81 feet. / would notmakeit feet. Asfew
inches width. 'front.' to 81 inches, would operate
favorably in the construction 1of the locomotives
and in making the cars more commodious.'
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co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
Il. y PaRkkR has this day assoei1ted with him in
Ils eonect'onary anteale baking business win be
lnue Al the old stand No. 1aG. Main tfect under the
name aud style Or lmai0l r. ~ PARKER. a. CO..
tliILDRkN's and boys straw hats. Also-boy' 8 fan
msfs 10y IS s. n. HARPER SON
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, VEGETABLE KINGDOM,
ana may be used by any ~ - = - 4tsz4
wtrHouI INJURIOUS CONSTITUENCIES -
wise Choice and mbination of the best
reaches all the essential human system and
thus has itself caly The whole
round OF CHRoNIC AFFECTIONS. - =
rms aruele was discovered by DIR. JESSE HAMPTON,
now health IN tho 18th year OF He born
IN virginia IN 1fIo, eigratsdto Kentncky-then will
defness-wtt1s his father, In 1TI9. In
was 80 reduced by disease as 70 be almost
snInton He spent much Of his vinglo medical advice
and and grew nothing betteT, hut Find
ing no nom ls physicians, h. resolved
restorative powers of roots barks, leaves plants
este Having heard much or their skin in
the use OF remedies the Forest, wing
their mode oil medicinal practice be one fpractca
experience and not OF theoretical speculation, he
himself with their remedies, and wfIhthe
pfactcal the early settlers Ken
lucky had obtained from The nedicile of In
tdians. - 5-fs sF-zt
Herarerny studied the the medicines used by
them oombile Them according TO the light he had reecy
used them had been taught, and had the cheering
OF finding disease driven nom his emaeiated
was OF ordinary kind, but astonishing to his friends
and ghboIs The ame OF II spread; The people and
near sent TO the doctor his successful and wonderful
of Indian which was freely given
the until the cases became the demand
so great that tie doctor advised by friends, and
INDUCED through Justice to himself his Vegeta-
DIG lncture In bottles, and charge for which
freely gvan Finding its way into The and most iii-
families aud astonishing all by its wonderful
cures Commanding certificates and Testimony in its
om The leading aud some OF the most talented
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UNPAR.A7Li.-LELED sTTCcR

country NINA s,TI,,e,,,s,s,,
The e,,es ,. II !, ~,
ebs SeT 70 the IN TINS
sSss viii sSlow ispss here other places
haye eeridsd merits oAPT4fS caaor, Sroi6
s se's ESiP EfsIS i3'ei nv n up NE aeJCIss
was cured Nv Il or hsop >,
~ oil
mon s6tass Also
PHYSICIANS
hay e. cured thensSlyes and families
them recommend it 70 their pa.
tle ,,ss. -
NERVOUS Dis. Asses siSs' y
ipihss ysrioss tstms. giving and yiEor
. ne agd thus insng hope IN
.sTfiss
Evil WORMS RHEy
~ NJ
Impure blood !,
DoeToR naMPToass ' &c TING
ssa s ds
dspirited. and the verge grave. have
been restored Syis blooming which
as we think no other eSn
~ AL THE would make
& Nuneross ~,
REsToRATTVE AND HEALING ltS QUALITIES stl
and s " 20 Win Ihsia
n nss The win be pleased TO exhibit the
Attention is ctcalisd ts,;s
n1ens' out aisos Il "a 5cnaRA1aTRp
Sa and friends aitsr an other remedies had
ss'9a Is W. va s sssas AZ
discovery read Inc 20 i ies
US ~, So. 10 VIC DeieNe
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ADVERTISEMENTS
For aiiil,aore: yy.asIinlg1slo9. PhiiadsIpLiha
Great through Lime for tine Fats1

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ll9sls5sst
Great through Lime for the EaBt n
VIE baltimore and Ohio Rail nom yheeifnv IN
d. haliimo5e and connecting with the waahinsion
Mt the Junction lately called fie Ria
House miles from Ba re, and wi tile Phiisic
nhis and Baltimore Ran Road to Phfsdsipia
great tunnels upon the line now comp.eLed ana
he road is in fine condition. Iesentis one OF he
most and romantic roltes world
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with ths road at hee
Ing and through tickets rom these places 10 Bamofe
or on the boats. iE = - : . esssss,
Wheeling at quarter
allowing two tliefe In Bati1s
mhes9 A. The next pas
checked through any ofthe eastern FONTS
washington Attn and for Philadelphia at Bal
tmore without extra Travellers are aiioyed am
tickets rom eeing to ssimoTs Ssits
81 over on the rone,o 6o-to
board the steamer OF the Union Line on the ONO Ard af
the Raj Road Agents at Wheeling q b. EoRD) & Mounds
Williams and4ASrOliRer.7a :
- GENERAL GRocERS AND q ~.
coMMISS SION M ERIC HA NsTs,
CORNER CARY AND PEARL SrRERrs,
80 = Richmond, Va. !
their for the sale OF all kinds of Pro-
By the BAIT Ohio Railroad 10 Banors I'd &c eonsieped
~ Brandt agent fol
niond line Packets, either whom receive and
Onward them WI without R shezEsi1
II Aaron Kelly,
MorEaa Ne,.on, whseling.
Dr.. II. H. Houston, 81 ~
Ms sssrs Sweeney sss9s < s :so ~ :.
Ass.'' I EYE ssI4 ss sssssa baltimore.
Jude Jno: Bfockehb rough, lexington, va.
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It has Arrived and no Mistake!
III OIL of Grapevine, Eis-i = . = : -, $50
This Oh the result Of twenty years investigation by
french Bhyeioian, and is now used extensively in
both ior the of keepIng the hair glossy,
This Oil is as II will render
the glossy and pliable besides making IL about
two shades darker.
Prepared only by Dr. Forctare Paris and Tor sale by
e91 Price e6 cents per Bottie ~ May n.
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There has been great deal said aboutWide
and narrow guagess for Railroads. each having
their advocates. The Cincinnati Gazette in an
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
The many cures made By the great demand have
Induced the 1t ahiced IN this
city, with the honest conviction that happy re
suits will follow here, other places
have certified 10 its merits CAPTAIN CANoT, broth 4
3er oil the celebrated physfcianto the =
9 q :
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INsURlANll
.l ass W.
Virginia Fire ans=Ss
INSURANCE fS9SasarinsS
OF RICHMOND NJ mFANy.

We would refer si $1,000 ;Iio o,ooon q
ns5anss to an IN tie
an5 fnhr men r. no OF the city or RicImSns
city. thompson and the Rev. J. .6a T. n
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81 "A sss5s SOMETHING NEW.
ENT5ARSHs PATENT INTERPRETATION can ana &C..
.lll themat 81 CAVETT q snIJP FIRTns.s =
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's,:.,.11s Gonnecticut Matn.i@.s.5sl..
{ LIFE INSURANCES-1G1o e
Capital 81, 1851, Oas.s, W
JAMES GOODWITH

Y. n. PHELPS, Secretary. Ieadeit
wei s sn slished and iespOnsib.
ee1t; pcr annum on the amount OF q Fin
S Gi'I cent tpohp ar % -
or as Inas tlsEs LaSsa At reduced rates Pon
inns - one Of the gEsT o.flcea In II. II -. !.
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sll "A Card.
ETEISKEIL & Co, having just returned fror, Neyy
LII York, will open this, day 49, -
THEIR STOCK THIS SEASON,
an and very choice selection of
CANT summer oods-nost of which were received few
since York per steanne "A tlantie -snyo
tne styles being entirely new, and very beautiful.
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r Trs7 ot ofseDate st[,,W. p5ppPR & s0s
81 az. mia 81. iie...
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TaOa NJ AlyRlrsD, Sec. secre a, EyLkAsAS1s ~, Is
& for the above Co. DORSEY S RSIY & aRrars
OFFlCE: No 80 Main stnna.t ~ NJ leelinE 81
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(Yyrtue OF an order OF Tho Circuit Court Coun
~ ~, made ia the Il, Crange Co., against
nelson Drggs viii to sale at public auction on
26th day of at tho Auction Rooms OF
u E Sk u Vickhain Barrels OF Brandy casks OF
Hardware and 3 Half chests OF Tea. = !
TERNs-A credit ak mon ls; the purcha ser n wing
bond and security, bearrg interest nom day olsalel
May IL ids B. ID. Rolf, CON-.
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70 call and get ami history OF the
cures. showing mass Of stimeny such, believe
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE Market.

November 30, 1888.
At market lGli Cattle, about 400 Bccves and
2li Stores, consisting of Working oxen, Cows and
Calves, lcarings, Two and Three Years Old.
Prces.-Mgrket Beci-Exta, IS 90, per cwt ;
LIST quality $3.50 "a quality S6,2jaG 80; Sd quail
ity, ST ordinary, SJaj,jO.
llidcs-SG Il go per. cwt. Tallow SIS so n O.
Pclts Sl,31!, Calf skins tc per. Id.
Veal Calves--FJ 5.
BarrcllinG Cattle-$5 6.
SroREs-Wo rking OXen-iG9, II, SiallO.
Cows and CalveS-S26, 81, "a, 3s, Ala Il.
lcarlnEs-SlO Is.
Two ears Old-S2O, "a 81.
Three ears Old-S27, "a IL IS.
Sheep aud Lambs-iiJj at market, all sold quick
Extra -, L, IA . by lot 80, ; a $50.
Swine-All hard corn-fed hogs, and at last weeks
prices
Remarks The supply is altogether short of the
demand. Sales are quick and very firm at quota.
tions. All Of the best qualities have been sold i'm.
mediaely on arrival, aud long before -
Weather mild and warm, with variable wind from
Sc. to NV. Cattle trains all in promptly.
lot cars came over the fitchbur5 r. H., and lil
over the Boston and Lowell Railrad, loaded with
Cattle sheep, Horses, Swine and Fowls. No. FROM
each state a. follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD,

-fILLAGE M>TTERs.-Wc learn that the
residence Of Hon TMornY FoLLr1r, together
with nearly two acres Of real estate adjoining,
has been purchased by II. r. CAMPBELL, ESQ
We also understand that the fJr-somctimc-
t'Iked-of arrangement by Which the vacant
SPACE IN the lion cr Mechanics Shop is to
~ Flied 'y an active manufacturing cstab-
j, ii ut, has ben finally consu nuated. -
ali r:ler t. the matter more fully IN a
d.y " two.
purse Of $50 has been made up among
the worknen in the Mechanics Shop for young
Hicks, who lost his am in the planning ma.
chine On Ia SHAY.
Maine Law IN BrRLINGToS.-
az 'in--PAtrick Foy was yesterday brought
3elorc Justice llollcnbcck by officer Paul, Tor
retailing Brandy out Of IL stone beer bottl -
it being Pats second olfcnse he was fined 20
and costs.
Darn OF Col. WEBs1ER.-Licut. Coz
e5ster, a native Of Ilartllnd. in this State
and brother Of Prof Webster Of New York
city, died Of yellow fever at Fort Brown, Tex
as, ON the 4th ult. lie distinguished him.
self in the Mexican war, and has held impor-
tant commands.
ST. ALDANs The foundations Of three
buildings each 200 feet long, and from 80 to
30 broad, have been completed in St. Adams,
which buildings, with other immense ones to
be added in the Spring, are to form an extern
Siye factory, for the manufacture Of freight
and passenger railroad cars. The Messer %,
says the operation is projected on scale
which contcmplatesa business of about $500, =
600 per annum. They will turn out two OF
more ears II day when in successful operation
St. Adams seems to be pushing ahead but
must look out for her young men Three Of
them were arrested in Montreal last Tuesday,
Tor passing counterfeit bills on the Naugatuck
Bank, so says the Messenger.
-ltE-ARREsr OF YANKEE SuLLryAN.-Thc
y. \. Times says that this scoundre is again
in the hands Of the Sheriff of West Chester
county, New York, who takes Yankee as n
prisoner for violating his parole of honor. not
to fight or engage in fight again, given to
the Governor Of the State, who released him
from the State Prison II few years since
where he wa under sentence for the affair OF
Lilly and Mccoy. A writ of HqJeas Corpu,
has been granted, but the court refused to
discharge him.
--ScHooKiNG DEPRAvITY.-Mrs. Margaret
Douglass, has been convicted iu the Superior
Court Of Virginia OF the infamous crime OF
teaching colored children to read and write
She is said to have plead her own case clo.
quently and caused "A great sensation in Court
The jury, considering that she offended in
ignorance of the law, and was actuated by
motives Of benevolence, imposed fine oil
only one dollar. The term of her imprison-
nent is 70 be determined by the JMge The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09

maximum Of penalty, by the law of Virginia
is fine of $l00 and SIX months imprison-
mcnt. Her daughter who was indicted with
her, made her escape TO New York.
-RAILRoAD ACCIpENT.--We are informed
that last Saturday, just below Whitehall, on
the Saratoga Railroad, an extra train of
freight cars just entering on Il bridge, was
thrown off by COW on the track The en-
ginc and train took off the side Of the
bridge and fell into the Canal. The cngi
ncer was 50 caught, that in order to cxtricato
him, it was found necessary to take off his
legs, which was done wit. a .jata-Eni!e.---
lie died Immediately it is said.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09
WIN. G. DREW,
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SlLE.

CONSISTING OF 22l ACRES LYING AND
- being in The Village Of Potsdam County OF
st. Lawrence, AMI Sta.c Of New York, and can
readily be sold for Village Lots laid out on map
and colorcd yellow.
The Buildings on the Premises are a follows
Mansion House 4j feet by so cost about IS 900.
Farm House "a feet by 80, and with Dairy Build
ing attached.
Carriage House and Carriage Shed.
Wore shop and Lumber Shed.
Smoke House, Ice House, Corn Barn, Horse Barn,
80 feet by 4G feet,
One Cog Barn, 80 feet by 40 feet, with cellar
" % " 80 "
Shed, % ny 80 feet.
q" /" II fee; by 80 feet, and other sheds
The Garden is enclosed with beautiful grove OF
Trees.
For an inland place its natural beauties are not
surpassed by any in Northern Sew York,
A Map of the Farm and Village Of potsialn can
be seen at .he Office of Wires in Burlington, who
is authorized to make saie Of the farm, and will
gi,c any Information relative to it.
For further particulars enquirc Of
l.. GARRISON, II West 10th street New York
". NJ. HITCHCOCK, Potsdam, n Y
W. W. CARTRIDGE, Burlington. Vt.
Dec 5, 1853. w24mos2
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ASliE>-Within the past two weeks there has
been slight decline in Pots, but good demand for
both kinds at quotations, with limited stock.
BCTTER-oIucs our last report two weeks aro
has continued to arrive freely, and price: have fur
ther declined two cents upon an average. The de-
mand has not been active, prices being unsettled
and Jobbero holding Oh, purchasing only in small
lots anticipating still lower rates. which is likely to
be realized without there is shipping demand, and
for tins the present prospect is not favorable. We
therefore, alter our quotations, and without pur-
chaSes are made in the Country at greatly reduced
prices, consiSnorS must suiicra great loss.
CllEESE-ilas ruled dull the export demand has
subsidized and prices are lower.
FLoU i;-Thc adviccs per steamer Atlantic yes
tcrday, reporting the English market steady al pre-
HlouS prices, have had effect on the market which
remains pretty mucl noticed in our last report
GkAl N-Ine receipts of Corn have been moder-
ate and the market is firm. Sales of southern yell
low at sUc for common and SIC for good mixed It
20 a Sic and white at - nc per bu. Oats are
selling at at SOC per bu Cor Northern. White Beans
are in fair demand at 81 % II - and Rye, in
small lots, at ) per bu.
HOP5-Ine market il very quiet, and no sales
worthy Of notice. They are held firm at l5c cash.
POIATOH '-liave advanced with indications Of
prizes oeins sustained for the present.
P"ON lo.UNo-Inc market has been very dull
for Pork since last The stock is H. ht and
mostly Of ordinary quality, but new Cincinnati is
now daily expected via Philadelphia. We quote
moderate sale at SIJ IA 80 for prime SlG ! 30
ivr ordinary and good mess ami 10 a 20 for clear,
mos. Beet las been in steady demand Sales Il
good AMI extra brands Western mess at !4a - Per
Dbl, mos. Lard is dull Sales of good in bbls at
II Ia Be-, and in kegs ut II I2c per ID, mos, IS
tquanty. Hogs have improved the last few day.
% ia weather. with sales at Sc, but will soon
- l>sS.
.JJ.-Thc market has been quiet during the
w,cA Tor fleece and pulled Wool and the sales have
been to IA moderate eXtcnt quoted prices which i:
Sc less than previous rates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09
Natures own Remedy.

1t was the opinion of the late DR.. Rush, that there
existed in nature andidotc to every maiady to
which man is liable. The Rock Rose has been found
to be one of the best medicinal plants extant, and
the more it becomes known the more it is apprc-
ciated. 1t has been fully tested in the practice of
numerous physicians in various parts of the country,
and their testimonials to its wonderful success in
SCROFULA, and all blood diseases, are of the
strongest character.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by q. p. SAN
BORN & CO., Burlington, and by Dealers in Medi
cncs everywhere. v2iw2
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Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs. Swine. Horses.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

December !, 1888.
At market 1913 Beef Cattle, 27j Stores, %
pairs of Working Oxen, l2G Cows and Calves, 1000
sheep and Lambs, 1000 Swine.
Pricos-Beef Cattle-Extra $3.50 first quality,
40 secoud $3.50 third $500 ordinary 80 a
so,
Stores--loarlipgs $40, IL 4 Is. Two years old
80, 70, 20 a 81. Three years old S27, 80, 3sa5O.
Working Oxen--Ss5, 30, 100, 40, 100, 1885, las.
Cows and Calves-S2O. 90, %, 80, iO'a4
Sheep and Lambs-S2,jO, 2,75, 3 a so /; extra
81, 4,Ij, ), ga So.
SWINE a &c retail a Sc.
Remarks-\ arket to-day well attended. Sales
for eXtra Beef are quick, Will an advance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-09
TO Sell or Let!

T'IIE WELL KNOWN AND C0MM0DI0C3
L Hotel, ;hc =. NORTllFlELD HOUSE" pleas
antly located convenient distance from the depot
in Mortified, Vermont will be sold, or leased for
a term of years.
The premises are in good condition the house
proper contains sixty rooms we'll arranged there
fifty other rooms directly nectcd Herewith,
which viii be leased along with il If desired.
The whole is well painted in modern style tho
furniture will be sold with the premises if agreeable
to the wishes of the purchaser or Lessee thereof.
Nr Rogers other business engagements are such
that he is determined to leave the house, therefore
very favorable terms will be given.
For further particulars, enquire Of JAMES {.
DUNN, in Boston, or WI. ROGERS, at the estsb.
lishment.
Northfeld, Nov 4, 1883. -?oN
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For Sale.
IinUOriant Discovery:

RELTFF TN TIN MINUTES .
BRYlNS PILMONIC NAFERS
A RE UNFAILING IN THE CURE OF cot CHS,
IA Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoars-
ness, Difficult Breathing, Iucipient Consumption and
Diseases of the Lungs. They have no taste Of med
cinc, and any child will take them Thousands have
been re tored to health that had before despaired
Testimony given in hundreds Of cases, 4 single
dose relieves in ton U'nwtts.
Ask for Bryan, Pulmonc Wafer. the original and
only geu anpcd " Bryan.' spurious kinds
offered for sale Twenty-Five Gems box. Sold
BY dc allen general Bkl AN CO.,
Rochester y y, Proprietors.
Octote 4 1853. wl4mos3
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THE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR
n 3E 40 n =



L A ID Y S A l. NJ A " A c.
V0HN p. JEWETT & CO., will publish the
- above beautiful and useful ANIMALS, she Boston,
December -, the Ladys, December lst. work
so long and favorably known US the Boston Almsnas
simply needs announcing to secure its sale This
number will contain forty and superb engra-
wings, twenty of these being the Churchec
of Boston built since 1872 elegantly engraved, with
the usual variety of other matter. THE LADY 3
ALMANAC after the elegant style of the other, is
new claimant for the public favor, which believe
it will find, 1t will be most useful little pocket
manual for the ladies, containing great variety Of
useful receipts boquets Of flowers, and calendar and
memorandum ignctcs, pages for each day erd month
of the year, portraits Of most distinguished
female authors, hints for the toilet numerous engrn-
wings, &c elegantly bound in cloth, with gilt edges.
Same price as the Boston Almanac. For sale by all
Booksellers
Nov. 10, 1853. dlswiw
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David IShanI's Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by tho Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittcnden, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims and de
mands Of all persons, against the estate of David
Isham, late of Willston in said District deceased
represented insolyent and also all claims and de-
manis exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
from the day of the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend to tho business of
our appointment, at the dwelling of Widow Mary
lsham in Willston, in said District, on tho last
Monday of December and May next, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated this 22d day of November, A. D. 1858.
oo, D. a. n MIoKnKxAY. } commls,,o.n,.
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NOTICE.

(tAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE or THE
- Subscriber October lcth two yearlings, one red
steer, some white on the belly, the other light
red yellowish heiler. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them away
NELSON W. PARTClI.
IIinesburgh, Nov 30, 1853. w24w3
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Latcr from the Elshcrjcs.

A FEW TIERCES SALMON, NO !. MACKEREL
"A and Codfsh-and few Boxes Candles, which
did M come from the Fisheries for sale by
A. 5. DEWEY.
Oct 10. dlytf