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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-24

"PETER PLucEEM. Such is the title Of bio
graphical sketch which is being published in
weekly chapters, in the Washington, Pa, Tn
6uns. It's generally understood that the hero
of the story is a certain lawyer of that town.
who has become notorious in more ways than
one-and in some which are not very creditable
either to himself or to tue people Of that vicni-
", who have proclaimed to the world that Peter
Pluckem was the style Of man whom they de-
lighted tohonor. There are in the daily eXpe.v
Tiences Of every one scenes occurring which are
equally as thrilling-havc morals just as pointed
as the manufactured stuff contained in the yellow
backed books which flood the country. This
Peter Pluckem is tale of this sort-itpurports
to be, and is, VIC believe, real life sketch OF
series Of occurrences which unfortunately for
the credit of humanity are but too true. The
last chapter-the seventh, take it in the incidents
and in the style of narration, is a most scathing
and whitening expose lis the easiest matter
in the world foT any one at all acquainted with
the d,mmatis I,ers0aae TO indemnity every charac-
ter We have heard the same story-told in
homeler phrases, and all the originals figureda as
represented in this chapter. A certain Doctor
in one of our Panhandle towns, not twenty
miles from here, comes into the denouement at
this seventh chapter juncture, and makes the
shades of theY dark Developments yet darker.
This chapter brings to light sort of Helen
Jewett plot,-showing how this "Pcter9 was
seduccr, how his law partner played the part Of
n pimp, and our Panhandle Doctor the part of
IN abortionist. Everything is located and de-
signated Enthusiastically, and with precision
that must be painful indeed to "Peter Pluckem"
and his confederates, "Gibbons' and "Doctor
Wilderness" This, as we said, is generally UNI
derstoOd to be more than n mere narrative foun-
ded upon fact, aud it shows that Lncretia
Borgiaism is something that is reality in our
very midst Here arc men of whom probably
the major part of the community believe, many
of them profess to know, that these things are
true; yet these men are at large-are socially
and politically promoted above the "hOnest thod-
sands" around us, instead Of expiating their
crimes in the States prison.
We learn that the editor of the Tribune has
secured the copy right of these chapters and
intends coIIadng them in pamphlet form. This is
well. The tale will beread by those in coming days.
whoare too young now to underestimate Andthey
will wonder how their fathers could permit such
/ nun as Peter Pluckem to live among them,
much more to vote for him as their Congressman.
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Fo, he Baltimore Ptyio: anu Commercial Gasette.
HAMPToN,s TINCTURE.-ThIs medicine, which has been
before the public years. but especially for
the last year by Mortimer MOwbray sole pro-
prietors has Will success we have seen
from the most resp ,t6ble sources. large number of pa
tenS who have and number OF the medical
profession also o have in their practice, have
voluntarily given their certificates of recommendation to
the proprIetors.
We decidedly opposed 5fag quact nOsrums, but
have many letters Messrs Mortimer Now
bray, from the mentioned, feel to be
nothing than Justice attention of the people
to their advertisement in to-day paper.
TIL. LOGAN CO.,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
eaB- Call on them, ap23-1y-daw
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
C. uAPPOLDT, NJ. d.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

TINE twelfth volume of this JOURNAL commences with
i January 1881. It will heretofore, be independent
every oca and influence, and will be devoted
the interests its patrons, and TO the advancement and
dissemination OF sound views and correct observations
This JOURNAL s issued the rst of every alternate
uont Each number comprises hundred and
octave pages, and contains STEEL ENGRAVED FOR.
TRAIT OF n distinguished Medical man.
The volume begins with January, and Is completed witt the
eight hundred aud sixty four pages Of reading matter
TERMs.-R0UR DOLLARS per annum, In ddCdHce, which
entities the subscriber receive his numbers
AaE. Subscription to begin with the January number.
E-Persons Wishing to subscribe should address By
letter, enclosing -, which Will be letter
registered. G. HAPP0LDT, 81. D.,
ap23-Sm Charleston, s. G..
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sands, snrsnpnrilIu.-rhe extraordinary emil
o,,y Or h, unryaled preparation in all cases of seFoha"
eryspsIas eutaneOus erupve disorders and similar
compants would appear almost Incredible were not spen
wonderful cures of daily certified by persons
of nndoubtcd truth and responsibility establishing the IN
contesabe fact in this class Of disorders as an
tive AMI renOyating agent 1t Is unequAlled.
E,,fnep, musicians have proved by years eSperi
snc that they can produce harpest results by It's ad
r,ni.tratiop and therefore use It with confidence.
Prepared and sold by A. D. D. SANDS Druggists lV'
Fulton Street, New York. ,,,,,p
Sold also by j. H. 0No -. -.
Aud by Druggists generally. N'-"uA"
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NEW ApvHRTIsEHGnNTs
IT,Cov,s Cholera syrup.

M'Coy'S Cno49f d ~ ~ t,.n:l Inovn for
Of S %2s E' MoRS6 cHoBES
TM Summer Complaint Of Children, i ~ meet he de-.
&c, ~ the season have manufactured and sofa C
tbis syrup over hundred gallons ny eSual known
q G @S preventive ijsal:sEi p MCCOY 10Y,
SECURITY TO ALL WHO PuROHA9ho hls-
TIFCATES.
Ceu,rnl Ohio Real Fstnte Associ"1'"'
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
NHE attention Of the public rs Enumerated in the
ns e s%oSs the most valuable in the City OF a
bus and among the shareholders on the
DAY or OCTOBER or sooner, u ine "a. ,Ss rSvmept OF
Oh which entities him Or her 70 one snSs ~
the stock Think OF It for moment-oy vsr 40 600
One pAF yGg State ste and Of other property
n BTha all may feel perfectly seSSs until
Tue t aI :, ~ Agent for Wheeling and ONO Co.
Hxeoutors' Sale of Real Estate:
Pc SGdD F9Ss SSs 81 5eeSSE
property in the town Of Martin tn. pet'O"'
TO s ~ H. bsnnging Jointly TO the estate Of BEN
;omn w IAdd decd and Collier H. MnEe-anH TOUT @
two story Brick Dwelling and Store House. anu
lot adjoining the Presbyterian ns 10
~ said estate and Joseph Jones, who has nuthorIsn US w
sell his interest together with that of the estate run pos
session eau be given at once. g. h,Irea inhAbit-
nnts located on Ohio river valley opposite anu
city Of Whssng pr o tho S above described
Is upon second bottom elevation Of W ee OF o ne
nIley conguous-eelng Island, the Suspension DtIEe
and norton Of the city Of Wheellng-whch max =.
nd beautiful site for residences. The hills AROUND
he town abound in stone coal and lime stone we ninN
but few locations possess many advanaSes ior uie
1Sartnye Of nil articles In the Ohio valley
F- sale to commence at 10 o'clock a m, Terms N"e"
VIII "S EASY ~ WAI. S BATES,
/ THOMAS WOOD,
Executors of B. W. Ladd, decd, and
,.otaw-dav Agents for o. u. Mnge.
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NO. 9O5 MAIN STREET, CUP STAIRSl ".
DAvID LEE Principal and Insructur-lhe most S SSpS
rienceo and successful practical instructor IN no0
keepInr by Double Entry, in the United States -,
Term, for an entire Of bookkeeping ana us au
Pine reauired from three weeks, according to the
capacity and attendance of tile pupil Instruction guar
anteed.
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TnE AususT DEMONSTRATING the first
week in August the annual elections will take
place in six of the States, as follows;
Alabama Aug. s Texas. Aug
Missouri Aug. Tennessee. Aug
Alabama is to choose State officers and seven
members of Congress; Texas, State officers and
two members of Congress; Tennessee, Cover
nor and ten members; Kentucky, State Treas
urer and ten members; North Carolina, eight
members, and Missouri Governor to fill the
vacancy OccasiOned by the resignation of Trus-
ten Polk, who was elected to the United States
Senate, and member of Congress in the third
district in the place of James S. Green, who was
elected to the vacant seat of Missouri in the Q.
S. Senate.
In Texas, the several candidates for Cover
nor, Lieutenant Governor, Land Commissioner,
Representatives in Congress, aud members OF
thc Legislature, are busy canvassing, and there
are indications of spirited contest.
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

NANuRAoru ai a d Of 81 HATS AND GAPS,
HAS hand and s. manufacturing and Iecelt'nE
II and general assortment Of Hats and CanS TS.
IN of t;e latest fashion aud manuf"cturea Wink
stmaterial and the best workmanship, all o Nn,Ss
From my experience In the business, ana nsss hss y3
used my best endeavors to please and furnish @ opad
with my facilities, and large STOCK
am able to supply my patrons With m article
any heretofore offered. -, nj HAd
Irespectfully request call from those IN hah' /"
and Caps, before purchasing else where a. ,t.tn ~,
s. AVERY, No i!S Nam ,Snr " n,
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o! J. WOOD CO., Proprietor, s1a Broadway, E.YaN'
ia Market ST., st. Louis.
~ For salem Wheeling ny 3,.tfa
nh.-s,n-d,w = bridge Corner.
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STATI0SERH.-
- Cheap Paper, plain and ruled;
Owen & Hurlbert's Superior Letter Paper,
White, Blue and BUT Lomn Note t'
Ladies' and Gents Letter
Note paper In great variety.
Post Once Paper.
JOJ. Gsnotts Steel Pens, all Nos.
Paber's / Ropes Lead Pencils.
Faber's red and blue Pencils.
RabeFs eVeFpoint g
Indr Rubber do
Letter and Bill Clips.
Mans Letter Binders.
Hand RistS, Pen WipeTs, MueTlage, Sealing Wax,
variety OF Stationery conStahy hand and for cheap
mISO J. E. WILSON co.
FIRST IN MARKET
WI have this day consignment spree Brass
w Hoops, BY far the most desirable style use.
tet9 HEISKELL SwBARISGEN.
M have this day opened large addition to our stock
w Of Cotton Hosiery consisting Of Ladies' Misses
English White unbleaehed and mode eolors. Also open
jeIs HEIsKELL swBARINGEN.
WHITE GOODS.
WE vim open this day India Mall Jacconets French
my29 HE1sKELL 4 swEAR1SGEN.
IR Cigars Chewing Tobacco just received and for
I. sale by tie29l EDWARDS & BRO.
Tomatoes and I4sP6srres, Just received and for
SAFE Py lje29l EDWARDS FRO.
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ToPhysictnna others interested .-Trus-
shoulder Braces Supporters Bandages Belts nstFu
ups Of all kinds syringes Nursing BOTTLES &C. &c are
to be found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
~ private room is attached to the stoFs' where
Trusses are adapted to each when desired.
s III or onply to tn. Lo1AN & CO.,
10 Bridge corner Druggists.
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e OF ILV14Us
UNHAT very desirable dwelling house Hampden street
lately occupied by Joseph Bell Possession given on
The ist day Of April next. Apply to
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For Rent.

ON the LIST of April the dwelling house occupied by
Isaac W. Mitchell, and owned by Alexander T. lady,
in Centre Wheeling For further particulars apply to
E4hiS CHARLES MARSHALL.
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az Call on them. ap28-1w-daw
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j SUMNER ITS DIsEASEs-THE REM.
EDY AT HAND.

HAlLETON1S VEGETABLE 7INGTERE
VIC have the strongest Of the good Effects
this medicine in Cholera Morbus, DRrrea, and D ta.,
OF the Bowels incident the 1t inYigOrAtes the
ance in combating the approach Of indeed all forms
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Lees Commercial Academy.

Executors Of B. W. Ladd, deed, and
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GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
OMAHA NRRR AREE a

REFERENCES: Hon. R. p Ranney, Cleveland, Ohio;
Hon. " A. Richardson, Quincy III; Bnllt Rarthorn,
Phia., Pa. Messrs: Chess Co, PITTSBURGH, Pa; William L.
Milton sutlIG Warren, Ohio; Hon Isaac n Norris Quincy,
ILL.,; Patrick Co., Pittsburgh Pa; Campbell Esq., St.
Louis MOI E. B. starkwather, ST. Louis No Patrick Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska. jy231w
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IIEE have previously called attention
70 this excellent publication Il Is worth far any
family than other literary paper Instead OF diminish
Ing interest with issue, and
family newspapers in the eounty-SoUTuERS TEACHER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

The Liver il one of the
human boIv and when II
10 powcr. NJ inc s,.teni
,fo,gTg5 4. ainost .,,firrlv
s,,i,r ~ th. Iivcr f,r 49,
ft,,ti,,s WLer tbc,,o,,.
are NJ fault. And,hr Whole
.eo,t.,.c ~ ot. oryan- the
n. ,f,ft, t,r Nh. 'iis-,.e. -
pronfi.to,. has male Il -
morn thIu trruty ,esrs
Win !, rount.rart tho ~
Which iiahl,.
10 proye that this re- o
ner.o,, ,ronbind eith liver
INNS las I'M, 10 tr, a -
certain 80
A command has h,er m
and extrartiny that parfW
five virtu.. n The ni-di.-r
ali month or hal us.,rrrn-
inu IN their place = henithc7,
he stomach causinp foot
tbe blooJ living tone anil,
n.ry removing the cau.e-p
inc a radical rrre vifhou, -
amer effects. felt by usins(
that l. usually iesor,eI -
one dose nner eating /.
stomach and prevent the.
ing -,
Only one dose taken be- -
nightmare -
OnIy ono dose taken a,n1
gently. and cure. costiveh-
ono dose taken a,t,.r .,ch6'
ron. dn.e Of tw, t.s--
l,eye Sick-IIradache
One bottle taken for g..
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I. \. WHEELER KEEPS

PRINTS. GI\GHAMS. DRESS
GOODS AND DLAINES.
+. u. WHEELER
KgErs smEETIXGs, suRrINGs AND TIcKINGs.
=. II. WHEELER
KEEPS noslERY GLOVES HAsDKERcIIrFs.
p. IL. WHEELER
KEEls DENNIS, LINENS AND LINEN GOODS.
=. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS ~ DRY GOODS.
+. II. WHEELER
KEErs TEAS. SUGARS AND SPICES
r. II. WHEELER
KEErs ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES
L. II. WHEELER
KEEps Fnv 10 AND CANpnRNR
r. II. WHEELER
KgErs wiyuow SHADES ASD FIXTURES
l.. II. WHEELER
KEEPS CRDcKEEY AND GLASS WARE
=. u. WHEELER
KEEPS LAMPS oF ALL KINDS AND sIZEs.
=. u. WHEELER
KiKrs ALL slzrs FLOWER POTS.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS BENNINGTON STONE WARE
4. IL. W HELLER
KEEPS rtrn, HANGiNGS AID BORDERS.
r. II. WHEELER
KEhrs tt H., FAILS TRAYS, FAILS AND BOWLS.
r. n. HELLER
KEEPS AL KINls WOODEN WARE.
4. II. W HELLER
SELLS GOODS AT FAIR PRICES
q. II. WHEELER
TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRoDUcs AT IT'S CASH
NALi L.
Mason 5rH, 1851. tn0
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RAIIIeD Nd
I555s5sT7s SULLIVAN RAILROAD r

E??--sffao9a11sgsgg4E SULLIVAN RAILROAD TRIMS
cave Windsor at 8 ~ A. VI. and 40 y. VI ,
= -Jr on arrival Of Train from the Central ard
fissumpc Rods Roth trains Vt he lows Fails
wth Cmsiire Railroad trains for Worcester Lowell and
Boston ria keene and ftchburg and with VT Valley Rail.
road Trains for New York ria springfield arriving in New
TURK At 90 and u 90, midnight
Trains leave Fellows Falls at II % aud 40 p. NJ or on
arrival Of Boston and New York trains for
Caremont and Wind.or The first train up and second
down conncc ing with passumsic train for Wells River
and both with Vermont Central train for burlington
Montreal. Sc.
Passengers by this route take trains Of Rutland Bur
ngtun ar0l at bellows Fails for lutland and Troy or
for Saratogn and the West '' "
tge connect az ChtrlcstOwn for Springfield and Per.
kinsville and at Carcmont for Newport.
GYLEs MERRILL. AGENT.
Charestowu n IT,, Nov. II 1851. IS
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IFs !!.s7IT7 CANAL RAILROAD. vRv

s9s!s75list1ss5 CANAL RAILROAD. NEW AR.
s.sssiss-ssss9 tANG LMENT. = commencing Monday DC.
---Nl-tober 1871, 1851. Traius viii run daily, sun.
la, excepted j. follows
Leave NEW HAVEN at 701A NJ. freight train. with pas-
sers ear attached for paiuvilc. arriving at 10 NJ
II 20 A NJ ION arrival Of 20 A. Express Train fro ~
New York lconuctingat Northampton, with train Conn
river H. r.. for Greenfield Bratteboro Bellows Falls and
Intermediate stations
il6 T.. VI, ON arrival If l24j p. NJ train from New
York; ccunecnga ainVilc with train Hartford prov-
dence and fishki Il. H.. for Bristol and Waterbury
Leave NORTHAMPTON at 1850 A. N in connection with
train Conn. River r. FROM Bellows Fails I,rattlrhoo
Greenfield. aud intermediate stations Connecting at West
field with train Western H. H. for PittsGe1 Albany Troy
aud inormeliat' stations.
$50 T. NJ. for Wcstfe only, IN connection with train on
Conn River H. r. from the North Connecting ut Wcstfeld
with train on Western H. r. for Ftsfeld Albany Troy and
intermediate stations.
Leave WESTFiELpat 600 NJ Freight train with mas.
sengrr attached connecting painye with train on
Hartford Proyi encc and intermediate stations. At New
Haven with 931 A N. train for New York
Leave plnuye az 30 f. W. fraight train with passep-
ger cav attached for NV Haven
COiiiusViiie Bruuch Train.
Leave C0LLINSN1L u Mt : Ii 4. VI and 90 p II
Returning leave pairvile M u 40 p VI. and $40 p NJ
Freight Noiirc.
Freight forwarded with dispatch from NORTHAMPTON TO
New York aud New York Ct Northampton, through without
change Of
Daily Lines Of Stages from Northampton to Amhers,
Wilitmshurrh Hay icnvile Florence AMI lla,, From
Coinsvie to New Hartford and Winsted From Chez hire
& Waterbury. p DENNIS t;euprnI AGENT
NcS Haven. Dec 10, 1857.
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r oTTERIEs. THE wELL.KNOwN Ma

ryland Consolidated Lotteries, Of which r. fR1ShG and
the managers, chartered by tie state Of AiaI n
commissioner elected by the people, VII" is sworn
tend and certify that everything connected WIN ,h ,ar
In strictly honorable manner and that The nlI,sss ey
ties who reside at distance well protected ~ hb
themselves were present Mt the drawing Another m ,ssl
the managers call attention 10, is that all parsons nav .rrs
right tn send orders Tor tickets 70 Maryland rs ven
galized by special law in that state lottery uIarsy
day of the month. II particular ca.. Is
filled In the frst drawing take place alar me
ton hand The prices n tick 's vary ron inc
No tickets are however, sent unless the money for W.
sent with the order The drawings are upon me I Ter.
number each ticket aftfr the Havana psh ~ 400,
nary combination. Prizes vary in amount inn at
600. All orders for tickets packages Viii RECEIVE ate
tention the drawings mailed to all purcha 'eis C0
~ after IL Is over. Address 4. II. III BbAhn Va TO-
lyI No 80 Fayetie ST. oI p ,ard
Jan. 1857 Baltimore, hh''"--
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Burdens New Patent Horse Shoe.

is greatest invention Of the agewhch surpasses in util
L y durability, and beauty Of finish anything Of the
sln yet achieved by the skill If man. is made y machinery
rom superior quality of iron much less than the
ahl-nade horse shoe II cnncaved on the inside with
view I" lr BETTER PRESERVATION IoHsRs loof and
us shape LkssENNG THE NECESSITY 1T, and being
fNH Aohs DESIRABLE FOR THE COMFORT than
Any sHok k'tR uFfERRn PrBLLc These Shoes are
SOD according o size, like mems botsa method which In.
sures more perfect 1T than Otherwise he obtained This
Invention Is pronounced extraordinary in usefulness by many
"rrers and backsnths, and Is rapidly coming general
u.s. IN all portions Of the United States.
For further particulars and samples apply 10 the Acets
BLODGET. BROWN s. co.,
SO and Sc Pearl Street, Boston, Mass,
Dec. H. 1866. Iv'bi
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l.-sl5i,s.gsssa VERA MONT VALLEY RAIL

L., IN I,
'--z---A-ls5l TRAINS will run u, follows
Leave Bellows Falls for BrattI"oro, IS A. NJ anil TO r.
NJ Returning leave Bratilvlrp ir Bellows Falls, 10 - A. NJ
and 10 r. NJ. FRIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Fans at
SO A. VI. Braiilelro ~ IS. T. VI.
Tho $50 Passenger Trains over tlis rot. conn ct South with
the rrm mt Massachusetts AMI Conn crui River lr..
u Springfield. lnrtirl New Haven and Bry port direct
New York. un IA. North with the Rutland Burlington Sui
Ivan. Vermont Central. vermont Canals, Cuuneticut aud
fn-sumpsir Riy'r- Rail Roads, forming direct cuu c,tiln
WIKI Whitehall Saratoga aul Schenectady, J1hnshury and
White Mountains, burlington aul kouse's lint oicnsburg
AMI Montreal NJ SLlkT Stu,crin;,plei,,
VI. Valley Il. Il. Ol.re, Nov. =. 1851 -
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1sssss,5g,...5s. CHESHIRE RAILROAD. O

'.isis.s and after Thursday Nov III 1857 Passenger
sE2---sz- Trains will run Is follows Wis
Leave Boston 80 and II 90 A. VI aud Fitehlurg O. IS
A. NJ and LIZ T. NJ, r Bellows fal-aud citing Roads
Leave Bellows Fails, ior Boston, Lowell, Worcester New
York, &c, at 5 20 4. NJ, and IN =. VI.
Trains leave fchhurg for Worcester Providence Norwich
md New YORK. city, Grnon Junction r Nashua and Concord
y. II, Lowell, Lawrence. and the State u Maine.
Connect ~ Fellows Falls with Trains u the Rutland Bur
uEtoT Railroad ami thence - Aonr al nul OGDEN hurph;
at Rutland w Trdns TO Saratoga Springs Troy, Albany,
schenectady, ami Buffalo Also, wl Trains Il the sullivan
Road and thence with the Vermont Central ard VI Cana
a Roads, aud with the passumpsc Road Wells River s.,
Juhnsbury AMI the White Mountains
STAGES connect with the lime flaws-At Kecne fer hes.
rheli Hsum NARROW, stoidari, Ilsboro puhlin Peter
bnro, a. and at Winchendpn Tor Rndge JafTrey, &c.
Pr urthrr particulars See Pathfinder Railway Guide
y. A CHAPLIN, Superintendent
Krenc. u OCT. 10. ~ .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12
r. II. FESsENDEN.
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INSURANCE COMPANY. with Capital exceeding 81 300
00J. A~l tlr SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE lNSI H.
ANCE COMPANY ,(-ocA with Capital u $4,000 large
surplus and The CONWAY FIRE INSt RANCE COMPANY,
t-trA with Capital ai SiOO 900. lie Is n~o preIar e.
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PNNi, Hartford. AMI ATLANTIC PRE- AND MARINE Co,
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MT exec ding 10000 At rue risk. ?. Il. FISSENDEN
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