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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
DOCT. BARRON'S MAGNETIC PAIN
DESTR ROVER.
CHESTERFIELD sHEETINGs.


The above sheetngs (hough the heaves among
the heavy Sheengs They hard twisted and very dura>
BILE goods and Of just the right wash easy
the sake Of avoiding commission, freight &e, they will be
sold than half per yard cheaper than they read
~ sell for In the cities 1t Is believed they the cheapest
goods In market according 10 their real value Warranted
give satisfaction to the purchaser.
For sale wholesale and retail by D. SKINNER at his Fac
tory in Chesterfield N. H. and by
FISHER HAVEN Bratteboro Vt.
Merchants and invited examine them.
Aug. TO- 1858. 80
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
lAI RICHEST DIADEM

EVER WORN BY KINGS or EMpERoRs
What Whga BeGutift heod Of Hair. Because II is
r, although the miy bloom brightly in glow
ing cheeks the eye be sparkling the teeth be those Of
pearls the head is btrcf Of It's covering the hair be
snarled and syelrd, harsh and drg or worse STILL II sprin
killed. with gray, will lose than half her charms
Prof Woods Hair Restorative used two Or three times
week, will restore and permanently secure to all such
nament Head the following and Judge The writer Of the
first is the celebrated Pianist, Thaiberg'-
NEw YoRK, April 10, 1858.
On. WOOD dear Sir Permit inc IN express you the
obligations under the entire restoration Of my hair
To its original coor about the time Of my arrival in the Uni
NJ your "IIar Restorative very wonderful nyen-
tion, quite eacacous well ms agreeable.
l am, dear sir, yours truly, -
"Drvch ar Gwyi,edct"
Welsh Newspaper Office, 10 Nassau street,
PRoF o. J. wuoD -Dear Sir-Some month or six weeks
ago received bottle Of your Hair Restorative and gave it
my wife, wiz cnncluled To try on her hair little thinking
the time that 1t would the gray hair Its original
COLOR but to her well my surprise after few weeks tri
al has performed that wonderful by turning all the
gray hairs to dark brown ut the time beautfying and
thckening the hair. CHARLES CADKEW.
NV YnnA July %, 1857.
pRoF. o. j. woop with confidence Ia / recommend
your Hair Restorative as being the most eicacious arc
Since using your Hair Restorative my hair and
whskcrs, which were almost white, have gradually
dark AMI now feel confident that lew more applications
will restore I'll IN to their natural oJ. 1t has also relieved
ne u all daniuf ani unpleasant itching, among
/ persons who perspire freely. j. q, KlLBH.
PRoF W1oD,--Abuut two years ago my hair commenced
falling and turning gray becoming bald aud had
tried many remtdiys t. NJ effect commenced using your
Restorative In January last few applications fastened my
hair firmly. II began to AL up ont anti turned back
10 its former color, thiack) At tins time it fully restored
to its original color health, and appearance, and chceruy
recommend its to all. J. d. HOES.
/ Chicago, ILL.,, May l, 1857.
The Restorative put up bottles Of Sizes viz large
medium and small the small holds half pint. rtails
for dollar por botte the medium holds ut least twenty
per cent more in proportion THAI the small, reta for two
dollars per bwi the large holds quart, 10 per cent more
/ In proportion, and r,tail- for 50.
.. j. WOOD n Co, Propretors $40 Broadway, y v, dn
thu great y. Y. Wire Railing Establishment and III MarSct
srSt St Louis Mo. Aud 50 by all good Druggists and
Fancy Gnols Dealers
Wholesale Agents for Boston-S. BURR 4 co, GRO c.
GOODWIN, POTTER X WEEKS.
/ Retail Agcnt,-REDDING Co., state street; GEO h
LITTLE, 100 Hanover street j. =. HOLMAN, No. IRE
mont Temple, Wholesale Agent. 80
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FARMS FOR SALE.

<SsssA THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale
lsm his home farm situated about two miles south
g.lRA from the village VI Vernon Said farm contains
50 Of good land Il which fifty is covered with
wOod the remainder divided into tage, moving orchsr-
ing (Which is very extensiye and pasurage The dwelling
house Is two stories with large and all the sary
buildings suitable for families and good repair with
sufficient barn
ALSO, adjoining the above n small farm Of O c re.
which is house and barn.
Also half mile from the first named premises, another
farm containing Of land on which is dwelling
house AMI barn.
ALSO, adjoining the last named premises farm contain
ing about 90 Of land equally divided into tllage
moving pasturage and wood land. this farm is good
dwelns-house and barn with sufficient buildings.
ALSO, 10 If tillage land the village adjol-
ing the place occupied by Addison Whthead
ALSO, go Of wood aud pasture land Of j. T.
Burrows farm.
The above property will he sold altogether in separate
lots tn suit purchasers Payments made easy For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber
MOVES sTREETER.
Vernon, April 20, 1858 II
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IN THE SCiENCE OF MEDICINE.

.rIt rGi - M ait
NONE are genuine unless the Engraving of the Of ths
~ Pa'en, office Of Lnglan The seas II The Ecoe rnernas
De Paris and the Imperial College " Vienna upn each
rnppsr and .ro9nd saeh CASE 10 be had wholesale sd
N.ns aud ROYAL College q Surgeons, Lcndon may be Ie-
sonay consulted his residence No 1871 pnncc
" Broadway New York from II morning I'll
and from O'Clock till In the evening tsunday ercpsdJ
TRILsEMAR No lis the remedy Of general and local debility
loss ufvine decay all the
Quences arising rom early abuse Act all physical impinents
vanish like magic before s influence thus rendering s
valuable TO those entering the marriage state.
TRIESEMAR No. 2Enrely ersdcs,cs all Of di.-
orders which aud cubebs have
hdoe for to the ohe health Of population.
TMEsEMAR No 81. the great European remedy that
o. disorders which, unfortunately the English physician treats
Win mercury TO the inevitable destruction ,h patients cons
tuon and which all the Ssapas In the world cannot remove
IHEsEMAR-Noe and are prepared in ne form Of =
oense devoid NJ taste smell be carried IN the wast
goat pocket SOLD IN TiN CASES DIVIDED IN sr.hArs
DOtkt administered by Nelpesu, Iaeman, houf, RECORD,
Pnce " each ~ when
and In ~ cases, whereby there 10 saving OF e.
70 part Of the world securely packed and addressed according
10 the Instructions u the writer
10 be had from w W.PAGE, Druggist. ~ Court
snd Hsnoye streets Boston Ms,. Tacon Fuller Hartford
Conn. W. d. Dyer, New Haven, Edward Dana Port
and, Maine and q. Hssssrd Providence, X.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
II II u Il Il NJ l.
AMERICAN WATCHES.

These superior Watches made by the aid Of and
original machinery expressly designed cth ioW
prics. sUBrANrAL and UNIFORMLY time
keeper The in construction, have been
pronounced by the highest authorities To be fdutisss
priHcipe and 9uaiy, and have been proved ny the
eNactiug be- unfang IN action These watches
made entire frm the crue materials. in single establish
ment by connect d and uniform process sth factory he
ing organized upon the saul, system that has hLW pied in
the production OF the une'nael Am-rin irr-ar.-Shich
enables US to produce movement at onshf the prce u
foreign movement II the quality Each watch il
fully tested and is accomplished with the makers certificate
and warranty for years.
ALL FOREIGN WAT uEs ARE MADE ny HASn the American
being the only mad Wy machinery upon uni
form system Throughout Nearly all handmade watches
defective, and continually getting oi order In many
parts II the country il impossible Co. find euod watch
paircrs Ah watch pairing is always uncertain and eXpen-
The Introduction It Am watches tsposes ~ this
difficulty, and country marc tdrf we'll as watch dealers,
keep watches part hcr miscellaneous and
thus supply their with rAPLE which mry
he used any other article without mystery or humbug
Sold by the trade generally
Saesrsom In boston. 1913 WAsHISGrnS STREET General
Agents, Messrs. ROBBINS a APPLETON, New York.
APPLETON. TRACY 4 co. .
3m-37 WALrHAK, MASS
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Medical Advice for both Sexes.


on Retreat Hospital. Island oil ofhe
Unn.y n,s-n. rw. .ud .sopd.ry Having bad many year.
certificates may my office perfectly onndsnt that
however critical but What h,
perfect cure Patents rested letter sppcstOn
II. once of Dr. sxMPsoNs celebrated Preventative " Court
street. Boston, Mao.
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TNHE GREAT REMEDY AT HAND |!
DIR. BARRON's Compound Humor and
4. -


1T CURES sCR0fULA AND ERYSIPELAs.
1T CURES SALT RHEUM K ALL nUMoRS
1T CURES ALL WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH
KIDNEYS.
1T REMOVES ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
It strengthens and invigorates the system. 1t is
IKE any other medicine 1t is pleasant and agreeable
the taste and be used by the delicate nvds and
children with unang 1t has been used by prac-
cing Physician IL years and has failed In any
durable Recommends be shown laIge mum
Der Of Physicians
From DR.. Cutter the Physiological.
MR. JoHs MOoRE-Dear Sir; Having been made acquant-
ed with the materials OF which the popular medicine known
the Compound Humor and Strengthening Syrup,
posed gives pleasure that consider your
bnaon OF articles Of known medical value we'll adapted
relieve and that class Of diseases that
monty result from what popularity called impurities the
blood, humors, &c cheeruy recommend the diseased
make a trial Of ii. CALVIN CUTTER, NJ d.
Warren, March 2s, 1857.
Sold in BrGtieborO, by JOSEPH CLARK and l. N THORN
West BratHeboro, o. PRATT; Marlboro W. W. LYNDE;
Fayetteville, FRANKLIN SAWYER; Wardsboro j. @.
HIGGINS, A. J. DEXTER; Jdnlioa, A. MUZZli South
Londonderry, j. l.. PIERCE, LondOnderry W. McALLS-
TER Grafton, HYMAN BURGESS Wesfminster JOEL
ALDRICH.
DOCT. BARRON'S MAGNETIC PAIN
DESTROYER,
Warranted superior anything before the public for the
Of Neuralgia, Canker Dysentey, Diarhea Pains in the
Head Stomach and Bowels ~ In chronic it should
be used in connection with the Syrup Manufactured by
John Moore, Warren, Mass Sole Proprietor Sold by all
Apotheeares and medicine dealeas. 3m-26
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Sick Headache.

All who use IL are giving their unanimous
testinon in its favor.
~ Mix Water in the mouth w IN the Invi-
gornior, and swallow both together.
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR
is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and ia daily
working almost great believe 1t by
magic, sren the FIRST dose yping benefit and seldom
than one bUee is required to kind Of Liver Com
plant, from the worst JaHndics Dyspepsia a
Headache all Of which the result of iseR Liy.
DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR. SANFORD Proprietor, 3+5 Broadway, New York.
And retailed by all Druggists. Sold also By
Joseph CLARK and 1. n. THORN,
isly-1T DnArrL kBuru
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
THE COMET HAS COME

THE COMET HAS COME
aud the subscriber receiving very srienue addition
to his former stock of DRY GOODS (many of them at
Auction pces) Among which may he found many very
sirable styles DRESS GOODS, and SIAWLs U supe-
rior style ranging in prices from fifty ten dollars
MUSLIN COLLARS 4 UNDER sLEEN Els, all prices
PRINCES ROYAL BRIDAL SKIRTS;
GENTLEMENS SHIFTS, BOSOMS 4 COLLARS,
Mixed and white UNDER SHIFTS DRAWERSj
COTTON X Wool FLANNELS
Very superior BATTING and all the xiugs to make the
complete and will be sold very low. No mistake
Call and See Also;
LADIES CONGRESS CATERS B0OTEES
Thick and thin SHOES RUBBERS Of all kinds and quail
tiles Also;
GENTS BOYS CALI 4 Thick Double Soled BOOTS and
SHOES from the best manufacturer for sale at the lowest
possible prices Also,
All kinds Of GROCERIES usually kept In a country
store A. DUNKLEE.
West Brattleboro, Oct. :, 1858 t-42
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A RARE CHANCE FOR PEDDLERs !

7 "A :.
H. j. KNAPP Of West DummerstOn, has large stock Of
ITaLIIN and AMERICAN SETTING SILK constantly
on hand which selling at price that smart ndus-
tous Young man fail Of making from 81 to IS per day.
please call examine t9r yourselves before purchasing
'; s..,, 81. ,s.s. d. KSHssr'
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NOTICE. THE PROPRIETOR or THE EAGLE
~ HorEL having rehtted and repaired it inside and out
would hereby inform the Legislature OF the State Of Vermont
and Gentlemen visiting Montpelier that they will do well be-
fore looking further to give him call they can be accom-
moated at reasonable prices with good board as else
where ADAMS KELLOGG,
Sept 9Th, 1855 4w.3s sMOntpeiier, r.
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ADJOURNEDSALE.
EOR SALE Ar AUCTION

VIII he sold public Auction without reserye) Tuesday,
the 9th day Of November 1883, the Estate, We. known
the "a lien place." situated the center Of the very
pleasant village Of NOrthdeld, Mass. The above
named Estate consists OF lot containing about eight
Of excellent aul together with thorough built house,
three stories high from basenent the main building SO feet
front by 10 wide surrounded re sides by double piazza
with attached 10 feet in length by 20 in width On the
lower floor there is dining hall 40 feet by TO- with sitting
and par1rs which high and spacious On the
nd floor there front hall 50 by 20 in width with large
airy sitting in connection. In the third story there
eight cnortabes leepng and in the attic large dane
ue hall The house is well glazed throughout with glass Of
size and quality. The above establishment is offered
and will be sold advanta geous
the purchaser The house has been formerly occupied
hotel and boarding house, recently for public
school, for either Of which purposes it is admirably well
adapted quantity Of furniture will be sold at the same
time suitable for hotel or boarding house.
IT Sale ON the premises at o'clock T.. NJ.
Nov. oh. Terms Of sale made known at the time.
Any person wishing examine the property before the day Of
sale, do by calling J. II BLAKE the premises,
or DR. VI. 5. MEAD Of Northhelh JOSEPH NJ. BLAKE,
Esq, Of Providence r. L. L. q. MEAD, ESD, Of Brattle
born, Vt, will give any desired information resperting the
place. ELISHA ALEXANDER Auctioneer.
Mortified, Mass, Aug 20, 1858. so
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ia o1 tn. pov a. * d m. rn,cls o. % I'll
DRY GOODS
FISHER { HAYEH'S.!
They have the largest IN windham County and can a
ford aud Will sell as low as any other house lower
READ THEIR PRICES,
then 90 and examine their Goods and you icH buy them
Plain and Printed Cotton and Wool NJ. Dcaines in good
styles and qualities, II IL cts.
Printed NJ Deanes in extra styles aud qualities, Ii cts.
The finest and Hamilton Pacific DeIaines 20 cts
Splendid styles and qualities Cotton ard wool pads Dou-
p'e "mth, only 2s per yard.
All Wool Paids in the best qualities, so cts
Elegant Byadcn yacncas, styles Ia pictoria the most
81 l--cus
Beautiful styles all Wool Printed NJ DeIancs go to o2lc
Real Madier Prints, at o.
The best qualities Of American Prints made only 10 cts
English Prints in fine styles and qualities 121-2 cts
NJ D. Bcges Cotton and Wool, fine Goods, only Ia cts
Yard wide Beache coons the cheapest Goods ever sold
in BratL.boro, 10cts
Yard wide extra heavy Brown Cottons only l-2 cts.
Yard wide Pine Brown Cottons, very cheap, cts.
40 inch yard and 4 inches wide Brown Cottons for
shecIngs, &C. &c, Gets.
The heaviest and hest Brown Cotton Fannes only lie
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09
MEN IN WANT OF BUSINESS.

N / nv ~ W nv VT III NI-NII'NF'. IN
WI smart, active man, with capital from 500 to $500,
engage in profitable business Of trading in any
city or large town in Of the New England states, oh
tain such chance by applying In person by letter tn
Gil NRLES BLANCHARD X Co, Basement Of Old state
House, Room No g state street, Boston Mass and by Civ
ing reference 70 honesty and ability obtain good
credit for goods This presents favorable opportunity for
merchants in business, well as seeking business.
Oct. !, 1858. 3w-il
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Iels to carry OF that matter, thus
eGectually, without any Of the
n the operations Of most Cdthar-
EN- at the same time that It purges
moderate doses, will strengthen
rapidity.
principal regulators OF tho
performs its functions well,
fully developed. The stomach
on the healthy action Of the
lance Kits functions, when the
~ are at fault, and the whole
Of one organ-the Liver
For the diseases Of that or
has made 1t his study, in
years, to find some remedy
many arrangements to which
a. at last found, any person trou-
- plant. in any Of its forms,
- conviction is certain.
morbid or bad matter fro n
place a healthy flow Of bile,
accusing food 10 digest well,
giving tone and health to the
the cause Of the disease
= cured, and. what is
- the occasional use Of the
:. fcient to relieve the stomach .
l rising and souring.
retiring, prevents Night-
t night, loosens the bowels
Ia mealwill cur Dyspepsia.
-Aspooniuls will always relieve
-@male obstruction removes the
4 snakes perfect cur.
y ~ relieves Cholic. while
a sure cure for Cholera
OF Cholc ra.
sLneeded TO throw cut Of tho
- cine after a long sickness.
rSJaundice removes all sal
- from the skin.
{ AStime before eating gives vi
s.food digest we'll.
iAcures Chronic Diar-
i,Swhile Summer and
IL almost to the first dose.
lacks caused by w ornis in
~ safer, or speedier remedy in
s <Dropsy, by exciting tho
" mending this medicine as 4
| Ague. Chill Fever,
: lious Type. 1t operates
s are willing to testify to its
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09

medicine known. II Is not
remedy, acting first on the
then on the stomach and boz
accomplishing two purposes
painful feelings experienced
ties. 1t strengthens the syst
IL; and when taken daily in
and build ii up with unusua
The Liver is one Of tn,
human body ; and when 4
the powers VI the system ar,
is almost entirey dependen
LiUer for the proper perform
stomach is at fault, the bowel
system suffers in consequence
having ceased TO do its duty
gan, one Of the proprietor
practice ~ more than twent.
wherowith TO counterfeit til
4 is liable.
Toprove that this remedy
blei with Liver Com.
has but to try a bottle, an,
These Gums remove al
the system, supplying in thei
invigvrating the stomach
purifying the blood
whole machinery, removin
electing a radical cure.
Bilious attn c ks ar
better. prevented, b,
Liver Invigornior.
One dose after eating is sui
and prevent the food frur
Only one dose taken befor
mare.
Only one dose taken q
generally, and cures Cos
One dose taken after eac
II One dose OF two tea
Sick Hen dache.
One bottle taken for Z,
cause Of the disease, an
Only one dose immediatel
One dose often repeated
MOrbus, and a preventiy
T Only one bottle
system tn, effects Of med.
II One bottle taken f.
lOwness or unnatural colo
One dose taken q shor
gor tn the appetite and make
One dose often repvate
rhGa la its worst form
Bowel complaints yiel
One or two doses cures al
Children; there is no surel
the world, as it nsuer .faiis
1F A few bottles cure
absorbents.
We take pleasure In recon
preventive for Fever an,
and all Fcvers of a Bill,
with certainty,and thousand
wonderful virtues.
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IL Prepared by DIR. SANFORD.

kATIktLY FkOA uINs, u The btsI Purga
ve and Liver Medicines before the public that
CGthGrc, easier mde and more eectua than any other
medicine known. 1t Is not only Cdthdrc, but Lirer
remedy, acting first the Luer eject morbid natter
then the stomach and bowels carry that matter thus
accomplishing purposes eGectuay without any OF the
painful feelings experienced in the operations Of Cdthar
tics 1t strengthens the system the time that purges
IT. and when taken daily in moderate doses will strengthen
n..l L.l Z I'M ...... - H.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FNEFAItED by
ID r.. J. c. AVER e. CO.,


Sold In Brateboro by l. N. THORN and JOSEPH CLARK
and by all dealers in medicines everywhere. eowly25
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-16

SIR ALBERT PELG was an instance of a sue.
cessful advocate who never t'trod the primrose
paths" of fowry speech. he was famous for
violating every rule of grammar and pronuncia-
ton whenever he opened his mouth. Verbose
and prolix, he yet succeeded in getting verdicts,
and his secret may be learned from this anec.
dote. gentleman who happened to be in a
gagged in an important cause in the neighbor
hood, made some slight allusion to the tau.
tologous speech which the learned counsel had
delivered. Pell Immediately acknowledged the
business of the censure. 'iIcertainly was con.
toundedly long, he said; but did you observe
the foreman, heavy looking fellow in n yellow
walstcoat No more than one idea could ever
stay in his thick head at a time, and resolved
that mine should be that one; so hammered on
till saw BY his eyes that ne had got it. Do
you think cared what you young critics might
say e Lord Broughan used to say of Peirs
style, "thatif it were not eloguenee it was peElo
qWeace, and deserved to have charter in books
of rhetoric to itself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-16

TINS late High Sheriff of Allegheny has given
US the following: -
II was afflicted with Debility of the digestive
organs, amounting to severe attack Of Dys.
PeP PEI which hadreduce9 n flesh considerably.
stances and with same disase. Having used
your medicine, called BderAare's Holland Bittere
we both obtained relief, and are happy to afford
you this public evidence of its value.
john FoRsYTI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-16

LORD NAPiER's recall by the British govern
rnent, the New York -4lJton believes, is owing
to the delicate health of Lady Napier ''who Ian.
guishes under the trying climate of Washing
ton" The Philadelphia Press advances certain
plausible reasons for regarding the removal of
the minister with view to his advancement as
improbable. Among the first class Diplomatic
Agents, Ambassadors Extraordinary, and Min
listers Plenipotentiary, it names Sir Henry Bull.
wer to Turkey, at salary of Ella, 900, and Ear
oowley to France, at 10000 per annum. In
the second class (Envoys Extraordinary and
Ministers Plenpotentiary, } there are Sir John
Champion, to Russia, and Mr.. Andrew Buchan.
an to spain-each ut 10000 per annum. The
Embassy to the United States is next in order,
at $500 a year. The remaining missions range
from eiO6o to $4,000 year. Rumors ofresig.
nations are said to be atloat, but none of them
are of embassies that could be offered to Lord
Napier, by way of promotion, las they all have
salaries attached to them less in amount than
that now paid to him, as United States Ambas-
sadOr, with the exception of that of Prussia,
held By Lord Bloomfield, whose intended resig.
nation was rumored in the London clubs three
months ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-16
Trustees Sale

E Sl a Desd Trust from Allen s. Hallowell and
80 ms Wlis bearing date the goth December 1s58
ao e S recorded in the Clerks for ohio county in
0Il shall sell to the highest mi best
PUBLIC auction at the front of the Court Hons
@ ESeu9y, on Monday, the Bird day Of January 1859
that Is to say: ~ VIC CITY OF Wheeling,
N ~ lot or parcel OF land which was conveyed
IN eed be6f Sc pa in the 9gr
IN SQUARE (2 in the Belle Air addition y
eastern part of that lot or parcel
80 to said Allen s. Halloween nv jes5
SI " 4stH W. shryer and wife dated the 1qtS
is4s anu recorded in said Office in deed booI 30
nS Eehs IoL number three in said Shriyers addon
sb on the south side of Centre street-tSe mart
to The oeng Of the lot ,ing next
Tt T the alley at the rear of the lot.''
LIST of April, 1859 4's'9 WIZ oe delivered on the
tel shall convey only title vested In me b as I[ns
des5HId HENRY P. MORRIS,
Trustee.