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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

INTELLIGENCE
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
undersigned occasion toremlnd their friends
and public generally, that In eonnseon Win tho ounce
OF tho Daily lne they have J0b OCe expressly
ftted up for tho execution Of all hnnA OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials being mostly new. and embracing the IA
styles OF type, and their large and well selected
stock 81 PAPER, cards inks being purchased At the
oSest Cash prices and the Job Once being distinct 10
partment carefully and efficiently managed they cangaran
tee 70 their customers entire satisfaction, regards the
NenIness, Accuracy and PFOnpgneSBs
with which their work will be done.
They are prepared to execute
CARDS, PROGRAMMES,
CIRCULARS POSTERS,
LAHKLS, CpRCERT, BTLLS,
Bit HEADs, Ball TIcKETs,
bills BADtNo, STEANnOAT BILbG,
BANK CHEcKS, AUCTION BILLS,
ORDER Books, DRAY TIGKETs,
DEEDs, Favour Books
NoTEs, RAILROAD BLANKS
RECEIPTS, HoTEL REuISTERs,
PROTEsTsI SUMMONS,
BRTETs, RLECTioN TIcKETa,
And every other description of press Printing Also
Ilkinds OF work in
COLORS AND BRONZRS.
u-Au orders from distance promptly attended to.
SwEARINGEN, TAYLOR q CO.
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS W. FIELD q co,
COMMISSION MERcHANTs.
%

CoMMISs ON BERCHANTs.
No. Ii Cliff Street,
Vi ~, 4sq NEW YORK. sss,.t-
70 Are Sole Agents in the United 9tntes for
MusPratt's superior Bleaching Powder. - ~
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing PAPERS.
Russell Superior g. 't
(;eneRee s'att Printing "a .f-s
RayylIns & Sons English Tissue az att
First quality Ultramarne Bpe
They arc also gents the principal Paper Manuacur
ers in this country and offer for Sale by far the most OK
ensiye and and desirable stock Paper and Paper AaTa
Materials that DO Oundin this or amy other
country. l-
Ter extrHordnaTy facilities enable them TO offer ali
Paper made to order. any size weight. Liberal al.
vances made consgnments of Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise ,,a,
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Groceries at Wholesale.
Sn0 BBIs. afoLASSES;
tOlJO 500 bags Rio COfec,
90 pockets L1guyTa cofeei
90 Old Java
co boxes Cavendish tob0ceOJ
81 kegs CIV.
60 boxes Stewards N Y .'eandiesT5
90 bbis Loycnng's refined sugari
10 hhds. Louisiana
50 hf CHI Y H. G.. P. and Imp. teas.
20 catty boxes
30 teIces Tirej
90 boxes white pfpesS
o. COlgaTe's fancy soapsf
Together with full assortment Of Family Groceries
including Spices, Fruits, Dyesu, Fish, ec., etc. for
93'' - '.'-''''-''' TALLANT q DBLAPLAIN.
nn3 No 50 Main street.
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"a Gard

rrzNRy TaLLANT, IEWIs s. DRLAPLAIN and
III WIIIIAM TAI,LANT have formed eo-nartner-
sbi for me purIse oftraMsacting Wholesale grocery
and Dry Goods &n6 Forwarding and General n2
ts,sjess IN This ctS under the firm OF TALLANT @ DEL
HPiA1N Tho Wholesale Dry Goods Business VIII ne
ronJ,.1ed at No. Y Monroe street, ard the wholesale
S mi Cono-lssion Fusin- at No 50 Main street,
NE and seasonabie stocks Of Dry Goods and Groce
ALWAYS be sale at low prices and on aceoInio
ne 10 which they earnestly invite the attention
oIoLoSE uUTERss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TIN. PARKER has this day associated with MN In
Tie conIsctionary dnI baking business will be con
tne5 Al IL Old stand No. 49, Main street. under the
name and s.yIe OF Cma1OO 7. n PARKER e 20.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Centre wheeling drug oIofe anu
Apotheca.
DICHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
IL fixtures orthc establishment occupied by F. A Brent
neer Centre Wheeling and by additions TO his stock Is
red 10 furnish city and country customers with tho
unrest and best Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints Dye Stuf1
on the most reasonable terms.
Prescription Department.
He will attend promptly the filling OF prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded at all hours
Perfneries imported Havana cigars, and veriety OF
fancy aTtcIeS on hand y ~ Oan1t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Cordage.
COILS Manila rope assd sizes, at Pittsburgh prices;
"a do nntaTTed do do
90 reels Packing Yarni
/ do italian hemp Packing YarnI
80 aozsn Bed cords and Plough nnesJ
500 lbs Broom Irvine;
1000 lbs sup'r cotton Seine TwtneI
90 Lbs Gillinsi
10 reels hemp Bed cordj ....-..t
20 bales Oakumi
10 bTlS Pitch and RoStni 1870 :,
re1eraI assortment, comprising Blocks, Hooks and
bmbies Anchors Caulng nalles and chises, Lard OIL,
Mons, CauIEing cotton and low, etc:
'1OrS' CHAS. H. BERRY,
1T cernsZ Union and Water St..
lOO $50 bbls. N. o. Molassesi
100 bags Rio cOdeei
% ticTees Ticei
20 boxes As, 1os, and o. plug tobaeeOI
20 kegs Virginia twistf
-f-Fs 10 bags peppcrj
90 boxes ground pepPeri
8 bags pimentoi
Dbl. nutmcgsi -r.-.-t
1 case Caraea tndiGoi
~. / sssk Levy, Garrett & SONS Scotch snuff
so bills No. 3large maekeTal;
% med.
25 = small -
so half bbls. 20.
10 quarters assa.n
IN
20 kits Il
drums cod 6sh.
apr DoNLoN & MAXWELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

DR. H. ProHtises no more than he PeTJoru, anu All
who themselves under his charge viii DO sacreuy
shielded by The ags OF protest. onal honor. =,
Aware fcuty with the public to discriminate ~
newspaper advertisement between the genuine and skuI
and the spurious the designing AMI
dangerous Quack, Dr. H. will cheeruly give when aPp-
ed TO- private reference as viii fully SATISFY all VINO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Jas. b BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
Late Pastor oGIhe SOUTHAMPTON Baptist Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Won arc troubled with coughi rain in the breast
any ndeCtioa OF the LungS-USe bTentunSePs Com-
m Won ara afaieted vita Rheumatsm have received
htS ~ SnraIns or your hands feet frost bitten
or ehapped-Use tie Berger or Spine and Muscle Lni-
sSosid Won be aaeeted with serols, or any disease
arisg from or tho Blood, or tie inudieious use
OF mercury. by all means r;ocure Brennger's Fluid Ex-
traet Or s;arsapaTfla add pundeliOn.
These remedies have beeH tried by hundreds, and In all
,ess ~ w ivan evidence or their superior
ecscT ove9 every other medicine in the these
eomnl5ints for which they recommended
AZ D BRRNTLtNGRR E ARMsTRoNG's
Apoheeary Monroe street adjoining the Mcclure Honfe,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Through arrangement orthe system, the mlnd
is unstTung, memory fails, tho power OF concentrating
thought is lost imbeciity tdocy leav
ing tic throne Of intellect dIear and desolae Timitity
around the Scenes Ollie; haunted by invisible torments
the burhcn oTe becomes insupnortabe, and he plunGes
lesneTatey into tue gulf OF intemperanee suicide
THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Notice of Partnership.
THE business of the late firm OF Warden d EdwsIam
win be continued by undersigned. at the old STAND OF
Main street. under the firm name OF Edwards$ warden
James W. Warden having purchased the interest OIL "a
cob NJ. Warden.
's' MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.S
deo4-tf JAS. w WARDEN.
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Co-PartnershiE

:
TER undersigned have this day formed co.partner-
ship under the name and style oil c. Baker q Co., ana
ii connne the Steamboat agency and Boat Store BUSH
ness at the old stand, No. % Water street.
-. = - S. c. BAKER,
ian3t JOHN LIST.
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EypEpIENCE

nm nTaotice eyoed TO this branch OF medical
science enu bes Dr. H. TO insure apiompt aud permanent
cure In my OF tie different forms OF PRIVATE DisEAsEs
No AfoeH required If liz NOT eBecteds 1855 srE.r
~ -1''N''@ I'D ycnpnnN HARRIS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Cod Liver Oil.
TUaT received. boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
u oTpure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil the best article OF Inc
Eiui bTouqhf TO this any other market.
BRENTLINGRR & ARMSTRONG;
,.sat-1yr,d Opposite Washington Hail.
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nf %n hIS ssSSiGss .np SECONDARY RcRMS.

which should contemplated with pure and INSULT
cd delight, presents an incubus to the mind Milling WIN
nppTehensiJns, eXCtes only feelings OF dlsiIu
or repugnanCe. The eXerons of parents and guardians
10 retain their youthful in B ORANGE upon THIS SUP
ect OeI proved false and fatal philosophy lot
honest drnce be shown them in re9son's early dawh
aud guided the light OF truth, the pitfalls OF Ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
pRnNIETuIAN FIRES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Planished TIN Ware.
lust opened AN assortment ofsplendd Panshed Ware
81 consisting OF UTns, chatting Dishes OyS
Ter Sewers Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers Teapots Egs
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet set-a
the public to our varied beautiful oil House
S'u ''s"'i' i'O@' Hollis, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe st, the Post ONCE.
novtO Wheeling Va,
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member the Medical Chirurgital Faculty, Graduate
1r Harvard University class 1924; Honorary
ofte Washington University Of Mnryand lormerly
prietor ofte Lock lnirmary, No. 81 South Gay s Bal
nore having established in this city over 10
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

witnesses frpsn California. IL .agrcsis.
woald hot ouly prp,c The lhlsiiy q the
changes. but expose tho maliguliy % The
combination 10 INJURY him.
The lIoasr ueni into Committee II
the wholc on the slate Of the L mon, on
the ln,linn appropriation bill.
Me- johnson offered IN amcndmcn,
10 paw the Ctctk Nation VI -ln'lts"- NJ
the rate of twenty cents pcr aero Tor
$50 ,0op acre. Of land which va- tai.
en- from them. and for which no con-.
pensaiion was ever rcndrfcd---lhc stnn
ask,.d for being si.1G9.oo0. lie cau-
cstly conicndvd that this sum u due to
the Creeks, having originated during
the late war with Great Britain.
Mr. Fisk offered an amendment to
that Of Mr. johnson, apnOpriaiing over
100000 in fall payment to the shaw
nces for the 100000 acres Of land We
obtained from them. lie explained the
proposition.
Mr. Howard made few remarks ia
relation to the pending subject. When
the bill wns informally laid aside, aud
the committee proceeded to act on the
Senate amendments to the West PoinI
Academy bill.
Some of the amendments were dha'
greed to, including that appropriatins
si2.0o0 for riding school.
The committee rose. and the action on
the West Point amendments was con.
cured in. and
The House then adjourned.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

MAJOR WM. WILLIS, a hero Of the
Revolutionary War. died at Union,
Monroe Co, Va, on the 2Sih ult., in bis
99th year. A brief biographical notice
of his death, in the Farmers Friend.
states that he bcheld the first flow of
American blood and the sacrifice Of the
first martyrs TO our liberties, ut Licking
ton, in l775. lie was aherward at
Concord and Bunker Hill, where he
fought bravcly. lie subsequently, be-
came the commander Of n privaiccr in
which position he had an cventful time.
Among the incidents Of his command
was nuiiny, which he suppressed NJ
ter fearful struggle, in which he was
engaged hand in hand with the leader
OF the mutineers,a man Of great personal
strength. After the war he wns cleo
ted Representative to the Massachu-
sets Legislature, and successfully held
the post of Consul TO barcelona, under
Washington, and Consul to Venice, I'M
der Adams. Later in life he resided
in Charleston, where he met with re-
verses in the commercial pursuits, and
was induced by warm personal friend
10 retire with him to the mountains Of
Virginia, and had from that time resi-
ded in the immediate vicinity Of Union,
where he had been the object Of gcner-
al attention and generation. lie mar
ried n Spanish lady while Consul at
Barcelona, by whom he had one son,
who is a merchant in New Orleans.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
Important from Mexico.

The Albatross brings news from the
city Of Mexico to the 18th inst.
There is Mexican news here, TO the
effect that the Tchauniepec grant has
been signed, and delivered to A. G..
Sloo q Go.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs off.
cially states that our contracts arc com
pleie.
Gen. Uraga and Col. Robles had ar.
rived in the city Of Mexico. President
Ceyallos, not being able TO agree with
them, had resigned
Gen. Iraga and the garrison Of Mex.
leo Immediately pronounced in favor Of
Santa Anna, aud his recall was ordered.
Gen. Lombardine is made President
nd interim.
Some Of the papers. however, ex-
press the opinion that General Traga
and the garrison are insincere in rocal.
ling SANTA Anna.
Gen. Anastasi. Bnsinmenie. three
times President Of the republic Of Mex.
ioo, died recently, nj bis residence near
QucfeiarO.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
News from California In Is DAYS!

Avn" GU. EV.
The Delta had received California
dates TO the ID Of February, only eight
cen days from San Francisco, brought
from Acapulco to Vera Cruz in five and
a half days, and thence TO New Orleans
by the steamer Albatross, thus making
the quickest time on record between
this city and San Francisco.
The general news, SO far as we are
able TO CLEAN from the papers at hand,
sexcecdingly meagre, and Of less than
ordinary importance.
The mail steamship Tennessee sailed
from San Francisco to Panama, on the
LIST inst, with s2,430,000 in gold, most
ly consigned to parties in the north
The markets at San Francisco had been
affected uniavorably in consequence OF
the unusually large number of arrivals.
Chill -four had declined TO 22as24. Pork
continued firm, mess $40, prime s24.
Beef, mess s23. Hams 2ic. Rice &c.
Candles Sic. Mackarel, No. !, s26.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
/ shall Chsu ~ rhseu.

A lsughsble scene occard ,n the
lioase VI Representatives fen days
since. % a B0t.-l ~ remove the nat,osn.
Al srrBosses frOm railtisry W civil SUPER
inte0dsass- Ia the eOnftc Vi lie dc.
haie.
Mr. ~TaStr said be rccullcricd very
~ei, the ran who gave the name 10
Banconbc. The odd fellow VA. = gal
hni dsseeadasi u Wig Of The Reso-
iai,on. and had n,nsio over his gate
way. wslc~se ali .o Dsnoosabc sILi."
Laughter isa, the gentleman from
Connections aosapialnei that the supct-
ssiesdes, ~ssh bea ~ these men shcw
sst'@eco IN the workshops For TIL.
ssesi@i,sa u cloAnliness aud icevDey
lie sssefsaissdf nj deserves thsnks ~
ciss~tsg 10 a vic, Ahii-chn.iiAn. hsrisAr-
ess hrtii. ,sirc-iaosd toto cad life iot
he paT.oss u degradation, Laugh
tar DAT nness.er, abstain irom suao-
ksng h.rr lie eaiy s,slscd be had
k.ae jsHacs' ocSuieTtlsss against iol,ae-
e. 10 rad Il herr. I.snshirT
y tAAA w. ~ bth taf AstA7h hfhfFiNt-
cd ado tle Massachusetts Legislature
~ TssAslai ,asaa s.s ai'd e,.ssiag. Much
slsff,ncssi
Mr. sfAsif.--Ths is beiier Than
the Nssar L,Qoos Las to which am
opposed oae hall The b8y. ho aro@
vp topers ooinBeHer ftsir ceorse hy
slasiins eirap and chewing tebsrco.
4 NosCf---lou'rc right
Nj DAVIS Mass said the rcntie-
naaa asd nss.le a eo,.l argamsni against
,0AAroo he Hssdsr.ised Tbs sssllesoAn
frusa 1oaasssicoi 10 49, that tslAooo
~ss go allowed In Tho SpFsngsicb Ar
rsofr, bet be -is,cd to rcnlAIk that
sseA uss eos tlse cs-s-
NJ hlENENs l-Then The ga.
T~ttsaoadsi'i ogsh' 10 he isfrs,sl ossi
Ne ssANif.--lr, 4 he krs.ls tho
Afrsssy n = eiily c,ndhs0A.
Ne iAetshotI---lbrs Afv oct ~.
loved. enssf any EsyaeDoe. - si,ii.--
l.sas4ssf, lenF rehiiiiBs,l
NJ Dsri, a MsssAsAesrsrits-lie .
hsse 1hc fesulziion l. - 10 SIC rlsot
.tNvS The ~osta.ea shall spi Moch
saSsfleBena
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
jiams nlaiiers.


"a a. sss---- s.e~~i ss.-.s.a~-.
fh~ Rani,sst CsafeF Cassnpna Scbc,s
ss.a,isiiur h,ls n. thsa Anhsai h-esihg
tu RrssA,ss Frh. Ia l-Sa
Tn d. wseinF sery sHfsses1hir. The
rass3sirc 80. dsaharas rprh suailcs
tsln Is veulS ssi,c-vi.~ have be~n, yet iis
suhsan sss co. u tne'vss. sn3 &c he~s
p,zsss 60 iaoss ~ b-s.a tbs ss.srla 30 BE-
gs-s,>sni.
S,rss J,s.lissin4s, bD-iD-- and tina Sc
r-tsry'. hsp~f o-rsgseS the n,.rping 49,
s.en Thc Reposs -ss Rsugsed. AMI un
Hssins--s. r-si ,nao tho hand. a tis Eiiis
e b The Tosrhers VOICE Sc gsahli,s,son,
- fsr o. ,nagh, be d-es~d sr1'~prisie b
the, Magazine.
Ths As~-tKtsri vas addressed In an
able And Interesting usnb-f In tbs silrr-
toor, BY Prif Psssc. q VI. [ nisorsssy. sud
IN the e'ohing, BY Rev. Mr 6uAdby, Il
Fs~iinry. The remaining F-'rtlon d the
sTcrup,r and evening sessions wcrr ds,o-
led prirril-liy 10 r,usrk. ard DISCUSSIONS
q sarlnns topic. prcs~ued ~ tho Report
ssd Aadr---r-. and were participated In
by many q the gru,leuen prsrn,. A. well
suggesting defect. IN cas cssnHDsD schools.
40 resgcdi-s b Be -ooghi for and applied
Zoe their improvement.
Rev. Messrs. y. II Wheeler, G. Taylor,
and A. lIyde. w-rr appointed dclcguts- TO
the nc.i AEmnl Meeting u the Vt Teach
ers A,ss<iatlon-
NJ u. X. Psngborn, Editor 81 "Thc
Toseler's Voice. made same statements
9TH rgsri 10 the object, plans, and prcs-
pcois q that publication wheruPon a
CoTnmi,tee WAS appointed consisting Of
Rev. H. q. IIiglcy, II. :. Thomas. and
George Walker, 10 confer with Mr. PAng-
born. aud examine the specimen number
Of the Magazine present, and report upon
the subject.
That Committee subsequently made the
follosing Report, which was adopted, viz /;
The Committee appointed on the sub
lcci 81 resolution respecting the Teachers
Voice, edited by Mr. PangbOrn. respectful
ly report, tina, they think II promises well
for usefulness; and they think It very i'm
po;tsnt tina, II should be well sustained nd
extensively read.
They propose the following resolution
R.soir,i, This, the Teachers Voice il
n pnbhertion which the Interests of cducs .
ton in Vernon, greatly need, and which
the friends Of education should earnestly
sustsln.
The Committee Of Business presented
the following resolution, which, after ar
interesting and earnest discussion, show.
ing the vas, importance Of the visiting Of
schools II contemplates, was unanimously
adopted;
R,soired, That il Is Of great importance
that the Committee In school districts
-bo.ld adcp, a systematic mode Of visiting
their respective schools. az often as once
| in -four weeks and that earncs, effort,
should be made 10 secure this.
The Officers Of the Society fd the en-
SUNG year are the following:
Prcsideni-Rev. J. c. HICKS, u. ID.
gies Prosid,nis--IIon. w. e. ki,,ndge
Rev. w. Walker. and Rev. G. A. Thomas
Seersiary--Rev. AlAriah Hyde.
Treasury-Rev. II. q. iIigley.
Ereeutire Commiiiee--Rev. A. Walker
Rev. John Goadby, Rev. s. Aiken, ID. ID.
!. Lowell, Esq, and Rev. C. Taylor.
A. HrDE, Secretary.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

A Passion TOR DisAbnIrr.--Gen
Armstrong. the editor OF the Union. and
printer 30 Congress, who for five year.
enjoyed the best office under the gov
ernment-ihe eonsulship at Liverpool
and whose profits on his present con
tract are estimated at 100000 a year,
Is an applain, before Congress for pen
sion, and his application is backed by
ihe certificates Of ten ply .ieians that bis
wounds received in active service have
totally disabled him for getting his liy-
ing by manual labor And lids pension
vas advoeaed By men Who had eonsci-
eniious or constitutional scruples against
granting pension 10 the widow u
Gen. Worth
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
NV Pension LAw.-By nm net

NEW PENSION LAw.--By nm act
of Congress, Feb. Sd, 1853, the follow
ing persons nrc entitled to,penrions
First-Thc widows Of Revolutionary
officers and soldiers who were married
since the year 1900. The restriction
which heretofore confined pensions TO
those widows who married before 1900,
has been removed and now all widows,
without regard 10 the date Of their mai
riage, are entitled TO pensions IL their
husbands served six months OF more.
Second--The widows Of all officer.
and soldiers who served in any Of the
Indian wars since 1890, or who served
in the war Of 1912, or in the war with
Mexico, are entitled 10 pensions, proyi.
ded their husbands were killed or died
in service, or died (afier being bonora.
bly, discharged from wounds received,
OF disease contracted in the line Of duty.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

AociBssr.-Wo loarn from the Post
that an accident occurred 10 some citizens
u htblon, ~hilo os their way TO plea
SURE party At Hyde's, Ga the 2is,. The
parry consisted Of Levi Briggs, J. , bliss,
J. W. Chasc. and their wives, who were
al IN cDo sleigh. While gong down a
siSeP hih, mar Nj Wards, in Sudbury,
,hr Hect .yole broke, letting the sleigh
sgs'nsl the horse, ~hich being hgh-sPir-
hod. ran nth great fury. and seon strewcd
the sicsgh sBA Is oon,eu;s la every dircc-
tion NJ. Charc ~as lhro-n sssBe t~en-
ts fcc, ,nsn the AR, and fcll upon bcr face,
ialurihg her Vcp scrtoa.ly. Mr. Bngg.
had three ofhi. nh, broken, and Mr. ChAse'-
In ilbo~ "a, fractured.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

Or The Agricultural Department Of
oar paper ~ould possess more inieres, gen
orally. II the farmers Of Rutland County
~ould but take the tr~uhle TO make eonir,-
button. II such facts and observations, Of
local Application, a. occur 10 them IN their
every day business. We intend to make
tins department a. full and complete az
possible, and with little assistance from
The proper source, nigh, make ii Of I'M
mcne advantage TO the agricultural com
rnuni'y. s',All ~e have the requisite help
IN the n.Ai,eri
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

Tho Bennington State Banner, says that
the marble business in the north part Of
that county, is destined to be one OF vast
importance. Several large purchases by
Companies from Philadelphia have been
concluded with individuals residing in
Manchester and Dorset. These towns
abound in marble quArries Of the finest
grade, which have never been accounted
Of any very great value, until since the
construction of the Western Vermont Rail
roAd.
Some persons in that section who were
recently poor, are nov esteemed rich
They possess the rocks
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

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