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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-07

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, CON
y pscstna the Atlantic ei,ics with the Western
tlssoss Hallway direct This road also connects ai
etssearQh with daily line Of Steamers Nil port.
ssssSss Ana ssse. ,os.s Is which T.sh s ear i
forwarded % and from the oreat West
AArss sssvuus PHILADELPHIA AND pIrrssrss
sad os1s, Rools, Dry 0oods Gin
hosss, bAlss and tsunks,) Drugs, lin 'S PET w "
eosss and beies,l furs, Feathers,
sscosp Case domestic shse,lng,l
1Arttag end Ticking I'm original
saass.l Drsss. ian eAsks,l Hard ooc per loo 10
vers, Leethsr, Tin rolls OF bote.3
Wool and shesp ress, Eastward
Tsssp clAss-Aavils, steel, chain.l
nn casks HEMP naeoa, Pork
balted slcose er IL sAeks) Tobacco Zoe per loo IL
,a.nasse'arsd, tsAssp, Cisars OF
yogsrs CLAss Coffee, Fish, Bacon
assf aud f.rk, Tin easks o. boxes,
Eas.ward,l Lard = Lard OH, Lead, ~ per Ioo ~
NAils. soda Ash, Getinah Clay,
Tar. Pitch, Rosln, &c
ftors per barre until further notice
osAis-soc per Lon he until further notice
- r p.r esis, hot exceeding too 10. weight.
- Il :L'ppas seoa. from any roln, cas-, Of Phil
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sess,s for THE toed 81 rLiladslphIa OF Pit,.bnrs
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y 4slafam, AAdlsen, lad Bprisman 4 brown. and
Igyta 90, Cthcianati, N w 0raham = % Zaac.
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Z q = Aseos tlouee, New York William !, snd |
10y Tis.s, y. y j Hnssder, Phlladelrhis
o0 = kooas, hsl,aiaere Gee &. Froncl.ea. |
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= LO3uAk9T, eupt Altoona, Pa
p8NNeYLvANIA RAILROAD
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-07
Iotcls.
DENTON lnOQJNE.

DENJAMiN DENTON, PROPRIETOR,
ID formerly of foughkecpsl., N
This House and furniture entirely lev, aad ths
House h. sltuaisd Oh the corner ~ THIRD aud Iowa
streets In pleasant part 81 the city, aud on, three
squares from N. BcIoi and 10 guaranteed. III not
the best la he /. good y unsse Their. 4. In the
place. Trsyelers wishing tn stop nj Davenport will
Ind al th. Denton House all the comforts OF . good
huTne comprising clean rooms clean beds, good at
tendance, and n cheerful comp isnee with every
senahie demand
Charges REASONABLE. and 10 lunhug
Ie1sff BENZ DENTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

Io.e Tar OF $3.50 Mmrs.-ln our nver
,onmn Hi, monirg will be found the manifest Of The
.,"amar twilight. which having left this port on the
'. .i o M ay .ass with store. and Indian
ID ~ he mouth of the River Aue Tramble, q dis
~ FRO thousand fire hundred and twenty miles,
hsd her de- stinat N the 9TH inst. and returned
- g. Loui. yesterday afternoon, making round trip
Of fit,. one Gays. Capt. John Shaw, conr:nder OF
Tie I ~. ,ie boats crew killed many bSso during
the Tip Also, that the Missouri River i rising last
ell the way down. the waters coming, as suPposed'
fom the mountains. She was loaded with euosio-
robts, furs and peltries. OF live stock che hsa Gu
hoard seven buffalo calves ole wolf four magPes two
An eiican eagles and ore mountain dog. such trip
az this Of The Twilight aad the recent one of the spread
Eagle will serve TO impart to coas. iusoss
some tue notion of the grand extent OF tbe great We
al Jay also impress our citizens with the vast tern,
tory beyond our borders, which it should ever DC osS
aim 10 make tributary to our property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

close Of the Convention which, though not rrpres,n
ing all the parties DID nevertheless eupne'icsy spfssn, 80
,nllc, p.ity 81 Wi,cOnsia series Of resolutions Sefs
ov,Iy ADOPTED of which tie following are sp.ssn
sJ,,d That " treGds the soil u Wisconsin
And undertakes any Of s inhabitants sH's
be- ,i,i,, i,h tie fcyere,t pef ;tes IA ..
n NJ, risLts Lot t. them 10 expose so Ps
I'm. Ard not 10 uphold 1t and ihst % sa'sy hs coasf
..sin,t humanity OF the d.. pest dye can NO u
,s;tou .Iz.d or ls sszed Il Their robbery 90 ""
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
ALPINE HAIR BALM.

You KEsToRiNG dRtY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
g. Warranted to cure Baiue.s Scurf, Danru" itching
and di.eases kin THIS iRim give. the .cp
and healthy action the coor matter 10 the roots
Of the Hair which passes through the Hair and gives a
natural color without the Of Hair Dy-
Hundreds preparations have been introduced pretend
ing preserve the Hair and keep 1t from falling OIL
pose, OILS Alcohol aud other delctcr0us mateds and
all b. no use llr D. been introduced that do not
give the hair natural ruior besides being truuhrour to
Use rhi. Ualfn l. Dive Knowing that preparation
was Zee ,,d a. shat required tor the Hair. the pro-
Irirtor induced Apartment until he cou uhnin m
article tina, would be remedy aui after
t. has pcrfc,t tel thu ia II l. soothing mi euuirnt.
Aivs all irritation ot scalp. THEREBY stopping that tuu.
Lrnmc itching II riltcs Dtudrut and >turi AMI wlru
the hair has turned II viii hiring ~ back to it, original
color hr Blnck Brown Auburn II makes the Hair sft
aud GLOSSY prevents II from falling Of WI bee ser upon
using this BAN onl, eS l life vi be given to the
the Hair. aud growth Will soon appear Growth
d,-.s take place the end Of the Hair will h" seen
in lrrsnns who have their hair dyed II you examine
hair has been coorrd for weS, will mud towards
the roo .tl hr h,r has henc" II
es-ur, have fluid the roo of the hNr healthy
that the whole HAIR ma, be- natural color Each hair hhs
Ia the kin, and j. Of f hoius. gray tube through
which there constant circulation u the pigment from the
when this pigment Cnlnrg matter dies out 10
leaves me hair hooN aud rcoucs ToiuTcut balm
that would prolu tl- pigment IRE h"com" IN" study OF
the lruptiror The discovery u thu Apiuc Hal Balm will
do H. II will hiring the hair It, nauai color bs maxim
Anes thr colnriue matter u the rnofs Il the hair
LIS mistaken notion that oil Will restore the
hair nothing lee Injurious The Alpine Hair
BALM viii tho kin and the hair Of those ~ho
h We been lick with f.,cr an, discas"
Prepared %, e. \. t. MASON Providence u
u. T. IVES Go -3 MIX street Boston Mass sole agents
for m, United state. and tanAIa.
For Ia Brattleboro by all Druggist aud Chas'
Tnpp Ii "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26

SUposED MURDER IN JOHNSON. We learn
from the ST. Albans Messenger that great ex-
citcment was recently created in the town of
Johnson by search commenced for the remains
Of a girl named Esther Laid, who suddenly dis
appeared from that vicinity last October. The
belief was entertained that she had been fouv
dealt with, and thrown into a well about two
miles from town, which was more than fifty feet
deep, and only two feet in diameter. About
three weeks since the work of clearing out the
well was begun, and after several DAYS hard la
Dor, it being necessary to take up The stones and
contend with quicksand, the body was found
about the 18th inst. 1t is believed that murder
was committed, and suspicious as to the author
OF 1t rest strongly upon married man who fed
shortly after the girl was missing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
OTTER1ES THE LOTTERIES OF

81 Samuel Swan Co., chartered by the State Of Gcor
ga and have commissioners appointed 10 supcrnend
their drawings and certify that everything connected with the
Is done In strictly honorable They offer to the
puol fair opportunity for investment the interests OF par
ties Mt distance being well protected though they were
present The managers would respectfully call attention to
the fact that all persons have legal right IN send orders Tor
tickets to Georgia, the lotteries Of Samuel Swan Co. are
authorized by the Legislature II that State lottery viii he
drawn every Saturday throughout the year all orders received
being hled In the drawing next to take place after the same
comes to hand According to the scheme ticket in every
ten must draw prize. Tickets flOi halves, S5 quar-
ers, $3.50 No tickets unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings are upon the principle OF one NUM-
her on each ticket and simple that none can a TO u-
derstand them. There combination NJ numbers 10 mys
y the buyer Prizes vary so TO Sb0000i every prize
being drawn and result Of drawing forwarded to all purchas
" list the numbers that drawn from the wheel,
with the amount that each prize entitled TO- will he published
after every drawing In the following papers New orleans
Den Mobile Register, Charleston H1ndd Nashville Dt-
ocrdt Atlanta hfoui9encer, and Ntw.fork weekly DAY
Book Write yoln address plainly, and direct to
y. SWAN Il CO., Atlanta. Gcorgin.
Prizes paid In mno percentage deducted from prizes as
other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential. 1y12
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
J5z5,,5555,,5ssa CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

F1ls ae1o1ss6asa Oh ESHIKE KA1LKUAD. On
.;::s and after Thursday June II, 1857 Passenger
EHHNEEs Trains will run as follows viz,
Leave Boston 730 and II 90 A. NJ and 90 p NJ, and
Fitchburg $40 A. NJ 80 and $50 p NJ for Bellows Falls
and connecting Roads
Leave Bellows Falls for Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New
York, &c, at 20 A. NJ, and 3 40 7. NJ.
Trains leave fchburg for Worcester, Providence, Norwich
and New York City, Groon junction Nashua and Concord
n. H., Lowell, Lawrence, and the State Of Maine.
Connect Mt Bellows Falls with Trains Of the Rutland Bur.
lngton Railroad and thence Montreal Ogdesburgh
at Rutland with Trrins 10 Saratoga Springs Troy Albany
Schenectady and Buffalo Also, with Trains Of the sullivan
Road, and thence with the Vermont Central and VT Cana
da Roads, and with the passumpsc Road Wells River st
Johnsbury and the White Mountains.
Stages connect with the line foows;-At Keene Chcs
terhed, Gilsum, Marrow Stoddar Hisboro Dublin Peter
Ooro nc and at winchendon, for Rindge, Jafrey, &c
For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide
Keene, H., June 8, 1857 .,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
P 0 E 7 R Y.
A HAPPY INSPIRATION.


Happy the donkey, free from care,
Whom a few prickly thistles bound,
Content to breathe the rural air
In his own pound.
Happy the hog. remote from noise,
Who could no better bliss desire
Than walowing, far from cruel boys,
In his own miro.
Happy the lawyer wholly free
From conscience, and to pity lost,
Whom a few simple clients fco
To their own cost.
Happy the lawyers clerk who shines,
ofshilliug dancing rooms the star,
And who to patroniSe inclines
4 cheap cigar.
Happy the constable who walks
About his beat with eager look,
And ultimately stops and talks
With his own cook.
Happy the cabman who contrtyrs
To take fair to meet train,
And robs the passenger he drives,
Who can't complain.
Happy the poet who indites
These sentiments, so pure and hne,
And gets for everything he writes
Twopenco a line.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

Y.ssnsIlsessssA .1NhoNI NALhIE1 RAIL-
fEssssi:5sssii:9ROAD. On and after AfONDAY MAY 25th
.-AA--hA-lS5I, TRAINS will run as follows -
Leave Bellows Falls for Brattleboro 10 A. NJ and
NJ Returning leave BatueborO for Bellows Falls 10 80 A. NJ
and 10 2. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
8 90 A. NJ Brattleboro L. 10. p. NJ.
The Passenger Trains this route connect South
the Vermont Massachusetts, and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct 10
New York. TN the North with the Rutland Burlington Sui.
llvan Vermont Central Vermont Canada Cunneticut and
assumpsc Rivers Rail Roads forming direct Communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady st. bloomsbury and
White Mountains Burlington and kouses Point Ogdensburgh
and Montreal NJ. SLOAT, Superintendent
Vt Valley Il. r. Office, May I, 1857 %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26

sen great deal of the irritation that arises be-
tween the Court and the witness from the ner-
vousness of the witness, the defective acoustics
of the Court, and the position in the Court that
the parties engaged occupy in relation to one
another.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26

ryland Consolidated Lotteries, of which H. FRAScE Co.
the managers chartered by the State Maryland and
commissioner elected by the people who sworn to supcrn
tend and certify thnt everything connected with them Is done
IN strictly honorable manner and that the interests n par
ties who reside at distance well protected ~ they
themselves present at the drawing Another fact which
the call attention TO- Is that all persons have legal
right send orders for tickets Maryland, as lotteries are L.
gzed by special Law in that state lottery drawn every
day Of the month II particular class Il named, orders are
filled In the first drawing IN take place after the conmunica
ton hand The prices NJ tickets vary from 81 Ia $50
No tickets are however unless money for the is
with the order The drawings upon the principle II
number each ticket (tcr the Havana pan aud Ter
nary combination Prizes vary firm $50 tn $780,,
0O0 All orders r tickets packages will receive ponptat
enon, and the drawings mailed all purchasers immediate
" after At is over. Address r. II. M BARn co.
ly1 No IS Faycite st., " boN No 40,
Jan 1851. Baltimore, Narylaud
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F. \. WHEELER KEEPS

PRINTS. GTNGHAMS. DRESS
GOODS AND D'LAINES.
~ II. WHEELER
KEEPS s9igETINGs, snGRr1NGs AND TIcKINGs
H. II. WHEELER
KEEPS HOSIERY, GLOVES HANDKERcnfEFs.
y. II. WHEELER
KEEPS DENNIS, LINENS AND LINEN GOODS.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS Of DRY GOODS.
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS TEAS, SUGARS AND SPICES.
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES
r. II. WHEELER
KEEPS FLUID AND CAMrnENE.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS CRocKERY AND GLASS WARE.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS LAMBS OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL SIZES FLowEE POTS
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS BENNINGTON STONE WARE
r. II. WHEELER
KEEPS rArER HAYGINGs AND BORDERS
r. II. WHEELER
KEEPS TCBs, PALS, TRAYS, FAILS AND BOWLS
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALI KINDS WOODEN ~AEE.
L. II. WHEELER
SELLS GOODS AT FAIR PRICES.
r. II. WHEELER
TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRcDrcE At ITS CAST
VALUE
MARCH 7rH, 1857. tflN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26

Wives or THE MODERN PATRIARCrs.--
The Utah correspondent of a California Journal
gives the following list of the members Of the
members of the legislature of that territory, with
the number of women attached TO each. The
cripples and ncar-sighted seem to be especially
favored -
OF the Members of the Council, 10 persons
Wives.
IIebcr C. Kimball president of the council, 81
Daniel H. Wells councilman, cross-eyed, 10
Albert Darlington, cripple and ncar-sighted, q
0rsun Pratt, cripple and near-sighted,
MILFORD Woodruff, cripple and near-sighted, IL
John Stoker, cripple and near-sigkted 8
Lorin Farr, cripple and near-sighted, 8
Lorenzo Snow, cripple and near-sighted, %
Leonard Harrington, cripple and near-sighted,
Isaac MORLEY, u years old, .
John a. Ray, from Texas, 2
George A. Smith, cripple and near-sightcd, B
Grand total-men, 10; womeu l72
House of Representatives tweniy-six members
]. NJ Grant, speaker, has 6
W. W. Phelps, printer of Morgan's book,
A. p lockwood, an old man, s
Edwin D. Wooley, small man, 3
J. W. Cummings, cripple, 10
Hosea Stout, lawyer from Kentucky-three dead
=. W. Richards, young and handsome lawyer, 10
Jesse {. Little, lawyer OF Boston, Mass, q
William Snow, Vermont laborer, 8
P. II. Young, older brother of Brigham tailor, 3
C. V. Spencer of Mass.-quite small--has but 2
Ezra S. Benson, old and homely, 10
James c. Snow, quite poor, 8
Aaron Johnson, has three sisters, and altogether
Lorenzo II. Hatch, wagon maker,
Jacob G. Bigler, farmer, 10
George Peacock, farmer, 10
John Eldridge, phrenologist dead, |
Isaac C. Haight, coal digger, II
jesse N. Smith, lawyer,
John d. Parker, old and deaf,
Jesse Hobson, OK teamster, 10
J. c. Wright, hotel keeper, 3
James Brown, dairyman, 8
Enoch REESE, farmer, &c,
w. A. Hickman, one of the Danites, Q
Total, 1j7
To which add officers Of the House. to wit:
Thomas Bullock, clerk, and m Engishman, 4
J. Grimshaw, asst. clerk, and an Englishman,
Chandler Holbrook, foreman, and deaf,
Jacob +. Hutchinson, messenger,
Joel II, Johnson, chaplain,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
+. III. FEsSENDEN.
ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
(I Omcc williston's Stone Bloch.

The subscriber has the agency Of the VI MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, with Capital exceeding $1,000
600. Also the SPRINGFIELD FIKE AND MARINE lNSUR-
ANCE COMPANY (stock) with Capital Of sl500O0 alnrge
surplus; and the CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(stok with Capital VI 100000 lie is also prepared to eff
iect insurance. II desired in the lETNA INSURANCE COM
PANY, Hartford, and ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE Co,
Providence Persons wishing 10 insure on property will do
well To call on him before efectng the Insurance
LIFE NAV also be effected with him in the NATIONAL LIFE
INSJ RANCE COMPANY COR any term and u any amount
not exec, ding $4,000 at one risk. 7. H. FESSENDEN.
Bratteboro, January 9th, 1851.
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Total,


To which add 6S for the number living of
governor Young's wives, and yon have the whole
number of females thus representdhy the mem
bers of the legislature. officers of the same, and
his excellency. amounting to 420, or, in other
words, 40 men have APO wives.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
siiys CANAL RAILROAD. NEW

- =
fEts:siss:5.ssss5 RANGEMENT, - commencing THURSDAY
.sH--EJGAUG l3tH, 1861 Trains will run daily (sun-
laws excepted) as follows
Ieay. NEW HAVEN A. NJ for Northampton freight
train with passenger attached arriving at IL 20 NJ
II 90 A. NJ Tor arrival of $40 A. NJ Express Train from
New York for Northampton connecting with train Conn
River H. r., for Greenfield Bratteboro Bellows Falls aud
intermediate Stations.
4l5 p NJ Tor on arrival Of 1245 p. NJ train from New
York; for Northampton connecting Plainve train
gu Hartford Providence and fshkl r. r. for Bristol and
Waterbury and ut Westhed with train Western Il. r.,
Tor Pittsfeld Albany and intermediate tstions.
Leave NORTHAMPTON Mt $40 A. NJ freight train with
passenger aached) connecting at Westfed with train
Western H. H. for Pitsed, Albany, Troy aud nterme.
date stations At Panvle with train Hartford Provi
dcnce and fishk for Hartford Providence and inter
mediate stations At New Haven with $50 A NJ. Train for
New York
1870 A. NJ In connection with train Conn River r.
r. from Bellows Falls Brateboro Greenfield and uterine
date stations Connecting at Westeld with train West
H. H. for rtsfeld Albany Troy and intermediate
tions and at New Haven with l30 p NJ Express Train for
New York.
6,05 p. NJ. In connection with train Conn River r. n
Western X. X. for Ptsfed Albany Troy and intermediate
stations. At New Haven with 800 p NJ Express train
New York.
COIIinsvilIe Branch Train.
Leave COLLlNSVlI' at 10 A. Nj and 90 p. NJ.
Returning leave Plainvile at 1916 ?. and $40 p. NJ
Freight Notice.
Freight forwarded with dispatch from Northampton t.
New York, and New York to Northampton through without
change of cars
Daily Lines Of Stages from Cheshire to Waterbury
and from Consvile to New Hartford and Winsted anC
from Northampton to Florence, Hay denvile wiamshurgh
Amherst and Hadley. p. DENNIS General Agent.
New Haven, Aug. ID, 1867.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26
,sss.ss55yE,!ssa RUTLAND & BURLINGTON

N5sfEsid5F1aSEn RUTLAND g. BURLINGTON
selsiiiissiilis1 II AILROAD. Summer arrangement
sA-AElS 1857. On nm after Monday Aug. 10th, 1857
Traus will run follows, viz
LEAVE Fitchburg Depot, BOSTON, at 80 and ll00 NJ
FITCHBURG at $50 A. NJ and l 80 p. NJ.
BELLOWS FALLS, for RUTLAND & BURLING.
TON at $3.50 1910 and 800 7. NJ.
" RUTLAND for BELLOWS FALLS at 45, ll30
A. NJ and l.l5 r. NJ.
RUTLAND for BURLINGTON at 1905 A. NJ. and
80
BURLINGTON for RUTLAND and BELLOWS
FALLS at 300 aud 10 Is A. N. and 500 7. NJ.
At burlington, Trains connect with Lake Champaign
Steamers Trains of Vermont Central oadat Hutland
with Trains for Troy, Albany New York. Saratoga Springs
Schenectady and the westa Bellows Falls with Trains Of
the Cheshire Road for ftchburg Worcester, Lowell and
Bostonwith VI Valley Ropd for Bratteboro, Springfield
Hartford, New Haven and New York and with Sullivan
lload ior Windsor White River Junction und the White
Mountains
Freight train with Passenger Car.
10 Passengers going West will And this the cheapest and
most direct route Tickets and all necessary information
ga. oHAPIN, sup't
Rutland, Aug To- 1857. 10
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=. But n certain Samaritan ms nc journcycd,
came where he WAS, -

UNHE GOOD SAMARITANS OF THE
present day are making use Of q. W. sIMONDS PAlN
CUER To alleviate the pains suffering humanity with such
great results that many o the most crtduioUs dtOnhed
II Is medicine that he relied upon with safety in the
treatment Of the following diseases -
Rhumdtism, Neuralgia, LGmeaess, cuts Rur,is Bruises
General Debiity, weak and Lame Si0mqch, Stupidity
Diarrhoea Dysentery, Choierd, ChotTa Morbus Tooth
ache
There medicine that Is giving zach good satisfaction to
the afflicted as o. W. SIMONnS Vegetable Pain Curer No
family should be without IT, Try il you aNirt'd
REV j. PEACOCK, says, have used your Pain Curcr for
several months past and find II valuable Medicine think
that II every family would when NEEDED they would pre-
vent much sickness and medical erpe'iSe.
JESSE STONE Of Boston, says, Mr. Simonds think your
Pain Curer Is the worthy Of is Of any that is In
the market think superior TO "Duyis' Pain Killer aud
have used both have been receiving great JeneF from
the Of your medicine Much attend your abors
Wholesale Agents in Vermont JOSEPH CLARK, Bratle-
boro y. y. SMITH, Montpelier
Retail Agents, j. W. IIOITON, and WYMAN 4 WEBSTER
country. u3S
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9. r--o p DAILY LINE STEA MBOAT

49, FOR NEW YORK. The Steamer Granite
State Iapt j. II KING, will leave Hartford for New York
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at . IL NJ.
leave Hartford for New York every Monday Wednesday
Friday at l-2 p. NJ
Passengers leave Springfield per Train at NJ will ar
rive in Hartford in time with this Line These
Boats are first class every respect have
Room accommodations and ivory improvement calculated
insure safety comfort and convenience passengers They
arrive ia New York In time with the different lines
South and West
Forward Deck Sl,00
Freight taken To and from New York low No Cart
gs will charged In Hartford Goods from Boats the
Depot or from Depot to the Boats
Through tickets sold hoard these boats less
han by any other route to Chicago, Milwaukee Detroit and
all important points West and Southwest.
Hartford, July /, 1857 3mcS
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PUILDING LOTS. FOUR OF THE
- best building lots in town, situate Walnut street, will
be sold cheap by the subscriber. Il. KIRKLAND
Feb. q, 1856 ne
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ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY ONE OF THE

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